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SPIRIT cF THE MoREIyG PRESS.

The ln!cNigenCcr. in an article upon
the Explosion Of the last Cuban Plot
connects the recent articles in the Union
upon Cuban affairs with the publications
and movements of the celebrated cuban
Jun:a" III New York. The same paper
contains Interesting Paris correspondence,
and compilation CT news on the Turkey
and Russia question.
The Union contains the first annual re-
port of the present Secretary of the Navy,
which will certainly fall upon the lobby
like a bomb-shell. Hundreds Of men who
have formerly iivedupon special favorsf from
the Navy Department, dislike it, as well
as many gentlemen WHO have managed
matters there well enough in thar d0g
which fairly departed some years ago
though they are apparently TO continue
to conduct its affairs as formerly. The
paper (reportl is marked with striking
ability, AID learS evidence Of intense
labor on the part Of Mr.. Dobbin i'll the
work Of getting a thorough unders: andng
Of all matters connected with his charge.
The Sentinel discourSes on the Internal
Improvement views Of the Message, and
essays 10 screw independent support"
OF the National Administration out Of TIE
recent Message Of the Governor Of Viz
ginia. The editor informs the world that
though lie Tres beaten Yesterday in the
contest for the House printing, truth
rs mighty and will still prevail. We
take it, he agrees to the letter, in this
connection, with our illustrious cotem-
porary, Mr.. Robinson, the editor of the
Truth. who is understood to have given
utterance 10 the same noble sentiment
when defeated the other day in the con-
test for the House ClclkslIip.
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FIRST BALL
TtFE
MOUNT VERNON CLuR

I'nE Executive Committee OF the Noun. Vernon
( Club lake pleasure in annnu';c', TO IN. ir
friends and the pubic in gene r=I HAT they wal fs.
the honor of giving their first BALI. on Tl!CRS-
FAY. Dec 18TH at Carn"i's Saocn. when they pledge
themselves that nctninE viii .. l,f undon,. which
Ball.
The refreshments viii fa fureis',od by an .xre-i
enced caterer. Mr.. Hammereiv.
The best cotillon music has fPan engaged for the
occasion.
Errcnti's Camsi'sr:
Chss. lIo!hrook, y QGirn,
Ed. Worthing:on.
WI.agsrs:
VIM II. II Towers, John Me!sar,
r Howard, James Williams
r nrme. Nn. "or!Lias,cn.
George : Dom, j Cialvoe
VIA scott, NJ Dove
ID Gallagher, George Cation,
James Owens.
On tie part ef lie Ellington CiaJ.
Jones, Il. W Brown.
On The part Of the Island Friendship Club.
J g Duiley. Alex Ta.
On tie part Of the United Club.
Geo cmallwocd, Coleman.
On the port Of TIE Genrrifcs Clut.
d. Davis, Brooks
On the part If The Island Social Cab.
Driscoll, II Dudley
On the part ef tie Ugly Club.
McGhan, II Graham
O!futt, c " sshclI.
We would respectfully inform the public that they
Will have no occasion to leave the hall to procure
supper as it will be furnished there ut % cents for
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to.be had Of the Managers
and at the door.
dec 8, !, 9, 10, l2, IS, II, 1876.
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N-uTlCE-rhe un.i.r.iur.., t.r.xn,ns al L.

NOTlCE.--The urier.is r;,I f,rswal ns all ler.
= sens from buying or trpGirg for certain nOie-
of bond Sive, fy ham TO Peer k,nrich. FIR $50 each
with iG.eres. which as were fisen Il property.
wlit j. incnmbIed In. q, rui.tii.g Aeso-
Citation aud will not be pad to a-y lrr-on per-
s"os. "r company rxr,P- t. this i,uiuins AsS"cs-
zion w!irh las lin "a sid PROPERTY for as uuci,
o. more Sian is due y the undersigned Ia tie laid
fujrh. & II. 3. ASHTON.
Nashi Gior, E,yc!a' er 9th, I5::}.
&c S-:ii%
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CITY RESTAURANT.

I ID. IA :; y * respectfully informs hi,
~ friends ara He rutii mat L. II ful' s
prepared to Tia. with he IL 81 that can G
found il L It clae> LetsUTaLt at Tie shortest 10
zoe.
His time will he devoted sol,y 10 this lusilcs >
and he asSr-Tes al WHO favor HIM 9TH their patron
age that Heir orders :oi Itsr shE.enrs to tie serve.
either at their homes or in tie Re-tau:-nt corr ~
If - street and A. avenue, viii lie faithfully at
tended to.
Call and see lis arrsr Z; The u.s..
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q Persons desiring to get statements
concerning any matter to be considered
by Congress before the members and the
public, will find the advertising columns
of the StGr their best possible as well as
cheapest medium.
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ga FIstropalttaB FiCshuaics' Iustt-
!nt--Inc Schuo, Of heSirn II ti.e Me;r.I oi,'an
Msch"r'rS institute VII D. oieEel about IL" i-th
ing. on iennet lr'aia ayeuue, between 9Th and Iih
Str,'rls.
The schcCl hing Limited h. hundred aai
twentv scholars. those dcsroLs OF becoming attach d
Thereto will please hand in their names To any If
tie officers of the l-sttutiOn. Neg members over
twenty years Of a.e will have 10 pay three j.
lars: tho>s under twenty and not less than L.
teen pay two dollars. Present senior nruut c">
vii! pay two dollar and Junior meu.i.r- one dollar.
Upon laying above. me-, must le dCEr bel, p
entering thc school thnT vii! civ. tich IT at
membership 1T he Institute. emitting hem 10 al!
the privileges Of The Schn' Of Design. is ares al
Exhibition. IL Sl.i: =. i'.i
By order OF Board Of AAn ..lasrt.
i. VI. Pr Al -. Rec. Sccv.
dec ..rl
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- To ssc,TS tie Insertion Of AIrrrtiss-
nisHtS t.Sy mast he brought to or counting
room before Il M.,othswirs they may not
appear a'ntH the ns3t dag.
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IUSV RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
- loo packages ..uck " .;-..t ;ic;ir
30 toyes Goshen Chess
- kegs choice Butter, for families
100 hOxes R3i-iI:s
10 boxes Nacra,U.i
10 bbls. No ! t;a, a+r.l
$3.50 IouuiS Grand EarE Goldfish
10 hbls CTanierrrS
20 SuCar-culed Hams
- Us lava on
10 half fine lr!reli.l Tea
% drums Figs
Fer sele by WM. URNE.
dec SIT
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= CO.

u On the outside of to-day's StG7 VIII
be found an account OF the Gran,,e Liane
Mission. which VIII 1opay pe,usal. 2
pretty original poem, and The arrivals al
the Hotels
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Smithsonian Institution Leo

X tures--Thc fret lecture OF course On
ASTRONOMY will be- delivered on MoNpAY EVEN
ma, Dec. 9Th, al n O'Clock, by BENJAMIN HALLou-
Bill, of Alexandria, Va. subject: The general
principles of Astronomy. with the movements and
cons, quent phenomena Of The boiiss OF the Solar
System.
The lectures on Astronomy viii be continued Oh
Monday evening. Dee. I'm and 18Th.
GA Frstiay evening. Dee. yih. the FIRST of
Of lectures on CHEMISTRY - ~ be d. Iivcred hy Dr
]. LAWRENCE SMITH. Subject: The Importance II
the study Of chemistry. and IL close connection.
with The progress III IA" arts aud manufactures al
the present also. general l.atIr' 0f the narc
ct bodies. ni"r especially oaseouS bodies.
doc 2. ;. l. \ SIT.
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BY The President:
WI. MARCY. Secretary OF State.

~ Grace Church Fatr.-Tte ladies
lAS of Grace Churrh. Island. Rev. a. He mead
hector. will epen Pair for the sale of useful and
fanny article ca MONDAY LeXt, Eecetnb"r l2'h, IN
the large End spieTliI building recently erected u
the corner ct r. uusyiNania Avenue and lith street
The Far will le conFinuei during the week. Zach
TiGht handsore and louUtfu supI.er Will I've pro
vid'd. This bersvolert and christian enterprise will
CSt'l ;trt to car citizens gel e-aily when IL II
stated tnot the proceeds of tie fair IA be appfo
rriated towards the Payn.cut OF tbe debt due 81
Grace church.
lcnGt 'ns are respectfully solicited, md may I've
sett d..i he week to the house If tha Rector on
h, betw@ 9th and 10th SITS. south aud to the Fair
room sftsr Monday next. dec s
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HAVANA CIGARS


ar the GLOWING chOi,r brands:
" sylvia Coz ". c.. L.. ia l-.U.hs
La fiianthroIa. in Labs
la AGGRESSION. in Lids
II Sol lie Peuanel, in l-iths
George Washington. H. i,,:hj
III Consolation. in 4tEs
-Amhrosia. LonJTes. lst. l-iJt's
Do II, l-Jils
H. ftse,l. in l-Ir;l-
La CosIna, niita. ;n ,;ls
Maris Ant inotte Lou.trrs i,e3alia, lst, l'c,h'
DO DO "a. i-lutl..
Esp.rio'a fn- &c PrcT S"j0. IN l-it,s
Cas-, or; al Wet ria L1.Itr.-.. ego
Tog ..Eer with tLc >,-.-tlHal.i ct Ci-ains To-
tacco. So Z ~. i BAILEY.
sUcc,ss,r- =" J. b. kiblty 4 Co.
dee ct NJ 3. o.sr. Centre Market.
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THE MARINE HOSPITAL AT PoRrLANn.-Ws

that the Secretary of the Treasury
has rejected the selection Of the Martins
Point farm for Marine Hospital at Port
land, Maine, purchased Of T. O. G. Smith in
November, 1852, at $4,000, by an agent of
the Department. Ex-member Albert Smith,
of Maine, was 10 attorney of Fog, OF the
same ilk. in recently endeavorlng to get the
work placed on that site. There has been, TOR
months past, quite IA time IN the Depart
nent over this matter-Fog and his agent
were on the one side, and very general ex-
preston Of public opinion in Portland on the
other. The Secretary, We hear, has acceded
to the recommendation of the faculty, the city
authorities, &c and decided in favor Ct Nun
joys Hill, Immediately in the rear OF the city.
which is to be had for the same price. Con
gress will probably be called on to authorize
the sale of the Martins Point farm, on which
operation. it strikes us. necessary loss must
be incurred, as the price originally paid for
the onc-third of the farm required. was great
or than the assessed value for taNation) OF the
whole Of the estate.
Is THE SENATE. yesterday, after we went to
pres, several petitions were presented. By
Mr. GEin, from c. X. Garrison, President q.
the Oriental and Pacific Steam Navigation
Company. for nail route between san Fan
cisco and China, via the Sandwich Islands;
by Mr. Dodge, of Iowa, from Colonel I. L.
Fonterov and other officers, for increase OF
pay: by Mr. Jones of Iowa, from the widow
OF Mayor General Brown Tor pension ana
from A Mothershead Cor the same =; likewise
from citizens Of Iowa for grant of public
lands Ia assist railroads in the State. All Of
which were laid on the table.
l. ' iii
MT. Twin Introduces INC lo''o" niS p.lis'
M"Ii WE ie': .,s' 'Iu'i Va" 49, In fo
"tc"i PHI 1"i!'oihi" ih'i"i ''-' "''i ioi
i''",'''i"S cert am custom teNcl:"o1 I
~ nc 31i;el"i it.Gt ~ '''' ava
M ''H "a i'i.. - y, ~
4y1'I'. '"i''s"''' ri'tS.' ','.t pt"t''' . ~
GAL. So 49, VI -"
certain "i'"ht "hiS' ""t..iH5 '.ie ,s'''s III
~ hii'@', '-""'Si.'i'" ,'' III vi
M "I.eEaLncut 81 certain rHlsS OF the senate
was maze ny hf. btioht-
t-'e pm ltS"iuH'H ioi INC rue. VI hi'A
&Hder Z. li@id was READ 'hird ''ne ana
pressed.
MI. fish submitted Teo!utioh EeSlecuhg
SickicSSin enlsrant SHIPS when was adoPIed'
tion TO fix dav for the election Of a puhljc
printer; which was ordered to lie over. 4
Fr'T.u.'.' Ie;itr,'na ne ''Tt ."yln n'uo"i!
con.iu: Which WAS freed to. Tie senate
adjourned.
X The HORSE, yesterday, after The election
- ttcNcral Armstrong, as public PRINTER. tho
annual reDort cf the Secretary Of the Trea-
,,,,.,- ,yo. bro,.,L. hnr,ra tha Uouso IN mo
40, - W. J;,.,,..,, ,..o 1oil ~, tho ..,t.
,,y ,z.c.., ,,--r, o,,.;...,--,-, ,.,,.o, l., !.
F''"00''
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OFFICIAL.
Frrntlin Pierce, President Of tie Unaed states Of

FTGnkiin Pierce, President Of tie Cnaed Stafes Of
.9mcricG, 10 all trhom IL HaGy concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that RAFAEL DE- RAFAEL has been appointed Consul
of the Mexican republic, for the port Of New York,
do hereby recognise him ar SUCH and declare him
free 10 exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges As are allowed to ConSuls of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, ! har; caused these letters
10 be made patent. and The seal o! lie United States
10 DO hereunto affixed
Given under nav hand. at the city of Washington.
he 9Th dav OF December. 4. ID. 1883. aud Of
H. 81 the Independence of the TINT d States of
America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
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S1TcN A STRAY COW-Came to the sta.
Esf~HsrS>S ble Of the subscribe CT. Monday. the
xy4rexs jth oi December. v htc buffalo Cow
--1A>--1A with crop AID ht ia her right ~ar
and crop on tie left. with Ter Is reJ seariiug cs.f
rr,r Is ~. ihe same The h. ca:,ei since h:-
cnuie - The owner Of The .bova described cows
are requested to eaIna trwa-t, provo property ray
CHARGES and tax" ri,
J%,' 7. i0ILE.
2l;h street, near tie L. : Observatory.
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EXCELSIOR HAVdVACFGAR Srohi

C'lam'la Place, opposite q, 4c,aUs N,aS'.
FJ'IlE public are respectfully uviei Ia call 81 'Hr
i above Store and examine the numerous hT-i,i-
of the choicrst quality OF CIGARS ~Lish oan u
found in the city.
Chewing and smoking To,p.cco o. surprising -
eellence, aud ofevery description.
nov 2s-;, J. T.. Pow El',s
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DrTHe large circulation of the STAR
makes ii the most desirable mlrertising me
dunn IN The District. II has more readers
IN the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
end Alexandria, than all The other Wash
iEgtcn dGjiics combined.
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VERY Rec GENTLY

VERY RECENTLY
III ;; = K j > :. p S'S
BOOT & sTGE STORE &c MaNUFbCTORE,
rSaa For he last ten y,ars located on sta IT,.
HGA near the Gcnr-ai Post Cfice, Was rtmCye,
Ay 10 Pen4Sy!varia h,-nGe. letwcen Brow,
oE- Hotel and alh street. here The prp; rrj.r
hes spared To pains or eSreEse in httng up
Enlistment commensurate. with the great ilcre.-e
in the business of the house
The subscr Der tenders lis mcsi cordial b.id graf
ful acknowledgment utS TO his fr r6s and pa;rlrs j.
their long continued favor-, aid will te ple>r -
meet them ia his rev loUSn.
! have very well assorted s'ock If B.'OTS
SHUkS of French, New Ncik Eastern and Ray a~l
make. embracing every II, l.. ard yal,,ty: - VLri
/ invite the attention Of members II tor.r'.s alb
citizens GENERALLY. IthTG JANN.l.
Pa. avenue. n. rilc. between Hrcvt.,' EO'i
and 9Th .tr.t,, third ccor frCE. he la:',:.
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BENTER'S RESTAURANT.

O rl,sr Uti .iss ant fs,tS.l,,pid a.. M. s. ,,,s
T is wi kLo~nHri
To..Eiar 'saj.i'' r,cnt
[s.sS 4 has 1" ~ - 1 he re- k9s~
.azkSasxakS pu'Ati of dispensing [----S.
'"r'lesioes f tn h,s' qu"li;y. They dishrJ O.,
with true gard fer ,,!a,ia' Ilee ARE. and ro
fii 20 ta;isy tho Eo dali ht in the APT. Ia
ing r-lisEes. Every j eic@y # tie s.s "a MI :.
WAYS lie found here inrlci = ia. int ;S~t.-,
Poultry, Game. &c. { gotler it'll TIE ,loieee; l.
quors, ans superior Havana CT; ers
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u al advertisements published IN the
STAR. creeping those sent by orr q'sarterly or
usariy customers, must be pail for whsn or
derSa No attention f,iH Je paid to transient
advertisements sent by mail or mayAed in
otheypspeys forfhe STAR, "n1ssS accompanied
~ the E'oHsy.
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PIANOS. pIANOSm PIANoSm

4 II Il
UsT received, at tie Music ID pot. some vary n
~ perior instruments. srlec ed personally. 3
which We call the HJtrlit OF tie Euliic. ~ Law
now in Sure Pianos II the f,li.wiBg c'ittrat,
makers: Groy.sJon ( c.. Il y. Y; Giil..-,. Hai,
DAVIS i Co. and Chic, erin, Srhoml, he i Co.
Phil, Sid RoSI! -,ItL c. l,hrsu.i Germ a., iiau0-
We are daily expect pianos from u" old still
81 factory al Bacon < haven, y. L. CTR Gr,rtm-l
j. To.e complete than n he fo'ud ia rDy o.:
Ii hIlent tins side .. New IUrI. "A esIy call : %
Tuested as bag ins may lie Oitain,d.
UlLBUS * HI1Z MUSE . pUt.
South side ia. avenue, near 18th strs-.,
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AIDES, & GENTS FRENCH KID

i \ DF r 8 q U Z y L ) FIX z N II Il 10
IL Gloves.
White, black and all sla,,a$ Of color
Worked Muslin Collars and Uulelslecvcs
Silk, Alpaca, Cashmere, ard Cotton Hose
SHaWLS
White Grape and Bey State Long :haw.s Of every
euaiI'y
linen Cam rc II ndk'f- fr. an G e. mt M
Together With gen, raj sssortm, Ut Of seis0uhl
goods.
Customers will te i,leas,i n 1--WE Ulr q call
y {. Il. EiIrG.
Corner sih s'rcyt. OPP. Centre II. rs-t
dc I'm
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J. II. c. McCITCHEN.


Attorney and COUnseifor-a;-LaW
Ct'.e ca 1tt stree. tr,y~,S.ts O.tS tiii1S"s IL
wAsaIyGThE, p c.
DRACTIsES ia tie sex. RI corrtS or tie G,,ff'.
i CO Columbia. attends n ConNevansing anti.
lections. 3nd pfoee,,.t.s Cams ur Cover .ii'n'
Ct the L. s. for Pensions. Lend ard I'll tlai.- All
ing under the Laws of :te United States.
nov 26-4lElk
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Gz-THg STAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
n STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THE JUNCTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH's CRYING HOTEL"
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...iEI.,..cs = mA..

)t = fE's e., j ELtsfGS, - MAit-
! 1h"i*Ses. comprising Peaches. I,ats. Qi,i,,-
cSS lines :rh.rI;es, Straw berries and ron IL.
hat :; I.uI and quart jgrs, don,c-i.c
1 .i.i'-, Ginger. tir.n, AID PiEc Apple. West Ia
did Pres
Canton, Gsy ard preserved, Ginger AID Chow
chow. :r,si
E'd currant. Qu;nre. Peach. Apnle AID Crane
aI''rry H'.d Strawberry .irliirs III quart, ii,.t
and half imt iars lpIi. este.
tiuaYa jill. II und ard haIfDouul horaS
Era@iy GIr.-st'tb Peaches, i'll g,..llon AID half
"ai' r., GrIn-stic
Eranty Grrserv,G) AP.ico:s AMI Fearles, Wet
Ird-.
E'alf- irrservci Fruitr. al kids fnr nal irg pies
Fresh Peaches and Pine Ar;lrs hrraetcaliy
sealed. Sick ELL a BAILEY.
Successors 10 j u. kihbcy 4 Co,
Gee S-6. No :. ON &, r,tre Market
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nR. ARTHUR has returned 10 The city, and 70
- sumed the practice OF his profsssion$
dee 5-3t--
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- I'D p ND WARM GLGEES-,yur a.
- surtn>Et OF " arm aul II: tiins,> is rus cou-
r:ott. Ia eur ASSORTMENT Harry a. fhnLi "AieN3n
i'T - s.,i Sg"U.iI, i;T3 YVES Hotel.
rpPS s.
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ENGRAVED CARDS.

'f'HE subscriber Oiips tog >rlr h',- ,ss i;In'!;
/ Visiting "a Tls, l.aEk ny printed t. u..l.G "a
printing viii Ice done 18th great care.
Ms ). CEa,ibfEs.
Pa. sveLua hstwe,n "a AID 81 t.-el
l.o o,S
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HtJT,rEv s.Ie.+j fro,

GOSHEN EUTFER, select / froia De,a-
vair county diaries.
New York ana Pennsylvania extra h,l,ed Buck
wheat.
ss,lnil.s If c Philadelphia Print .,l.ttrr ran Low
b. sei At q -tu,- and wi;.h is now ready fr il,
livery 70 Order. SHfkELL q BAILEY,
successors 70 j. Is XII by & Co.
d. opr, ,-.nt,, N.rlo,
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Iers. '''''-' '''''' """''" Vt
Lieut. na',crs f. IyJ rgan has loan crl,,rei
t. 'i-',' he:'icz'ous IN Mr.. i!oit stead
ei,;rg sli,' 81 polto, ''o' '' 10 ''.' -
...,.,5.. -,
'''''. 90. '''"
lean NorcLe, cr,..,o ,a, c,.,.o,.,, avn
almost co,,,l..a1 Tbev ,~,-, WAN, .h, nm.
IN, in The be.;;n, and Lolbir, .,,,,r,tus
AID tie gra.!iu.. and frieLiu.- off AMI r....;se
Of the ground,. &c. Of each. to be ready for
u.:.
Il -''"' ~ '"" i'''"' i'll our &C
-'"-'- u VI. P'''.''i'ss u INC ''o""'f'',c
,,'' S'"''' 'n''' 'e
p NJ yau,,,. cor r,o,,- V. .,,.,
rs that we are mistaken. aad that .oine cen
S %. 'I VI, LsE"sEt VAN! n9'ninA'si Nj
r.i, a T'Io 'D." ,',,. ''.' i.G','i .. mn"
Witt If pcrn.I.ivo,;, '''
,r,., c, O.
nov.
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GRAND BALL.
THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB

ID ESPECTFU1Lf announce that ttclr - i.'
II EaLL Of the sesson vi take place On '-yN-
DAY. the 81 of January. lS:4. dee 81
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CHhrLAIyCY OF THE IIoUsE.---Gn account of
the feeling manifested in certain quarters
about the selection Of Chapiains by Congress,
We give place TO The following letter, that its
Reverend author may be placed rectHs IN
cVTGI:
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Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part of the system is more liable to disease than fine
Liver, serving fltcrer purify the blood or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile; any wrong
action OF the Liver affects the other important parts of
the system, and results vario,sly, Liver COMPLAINT
Jaundice, Dyspepsia. etc. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots and Plants
furnished by to heal the sick Namely, Is an Ex-
pectOran which augments the secretion from the Pun
monary nucS membrane. promotes the discharge of
secfcted matter Cd. An Alternative which changes in
ncxpiicablc and nscnsibe manner the certain NOR
bid action of the system. 3d. Tonic which gives tone
ana strength to the nervous systems renewing health ami
vigor to all parts OF the body 4th Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on The Bowels, and cxpeling the whole l,s Of
corrupt and vatcd matter. and purifying the BiuI
which destroys disease and restores health. =
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pDIVAYs
Song OF he VI ins BIRD.
BY waf. L. JI'LARES,

IA ks ~ LANEG.
sing, sing. in the lcafy lower
At the dawning blush VI morn,
When dew drops gem each opening Gswe.,
And another day Is born.
And my carol Of joy Is 70 light and free,
As SIT embowcrci in the tail OAK ttee.
Ihat the forest is full Of my echoed g!cc.
sing! sing! when the sky Is red,
With the crimson tint OF eve;
Aad happy go 10 my harsh thorn bed,
For know not how to crieve!
And nestle down ia my hbfous nest.
With my blue eggs under my soft brown breast
Like q babe on It's mothers bosom carcssed.
sing! sing! with varied song,
And new one every hour;
For mock each note OF the vocal tiirOnS,
With my storied mimic power!
Ayulsical throat merry sport giveth me-
call all the birds TO soIue tangled thorn tree,
And laugh when they're wondering Who II can be.
sing! I siugi Ia tie tbIckct deer,
Away from the haunt, OF men;
And flying Tar u the willows that weep
Alone IA Sonic Diournful glen,
wall in my song with d sorrowful tore,
Like the Voice OF mouruer that stitch alone,
Scarce sitting her tears with heart-stricken
sing! sing with a scream OF VIZ,
And q cry Of loud alarm.
When creepS the snake from his den below.
with an eye Of wierdly charm;
pounce Oh the foe that would do me a wronx,
Like an arrow aimed by an archer strong,
And change my shrill scream to victoriou, song!
slngl I sing! the Orioles note.
And the Blue bird's yeyual lay,
The warble loud Of the yellow Throat,
And the scream Of the hoarse Blue Jay.
Bot my OWL love my own wild lay,
On an orange boIgh ~ the eve Of day,
sibG TIL l faint IN my SONG away.