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THE LARGEST
SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING Housp
IN NEW YORK.
THOMAS G., STEaRNS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

DETER LORILLARD, Manufacture. No 40
IL Chatham street, New York, offers for sale the
following articles, warranted of superior QUALITY.
Maccoboy, Scotch, Coarse French Rappee. and
other Snufts; also, Fine-cut Tobacco, in tin-foil
various articles can be known bv sendipe for fII
price current as above. 'N''
Jan I0-3m
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BOOK NOTICE.

LIBRARY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
WAsHINaToN, Feb. "a, 1853.
A LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS belonging
"A to this Office are yet out, and stand charged
to the members. Many were delivered at the last
session to the members, and their orders to other
persons. respectfully request that they may be
returned. JOHN A. PARKER,
Librarian House of Representatives.
Feb 26-d2w
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Vesael -, Distress

NoRroLK, February 25.-The steamer Osprey
from Philadelphia for Charleston, put in here 10.
day. her machinery having broken
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o. Rev. MIR. Ganaller, Chaplain of the
House of Representatives. will preach in the Con-
gregational Church to morrow at II a. M Sub
ject: "Ihe Gospel Worthy of all Acceptatio,, -
Also in the evening at y. Subject: "Ctrist the
Judge an the Great Day.
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The metropolitan organ has said much of the
self-denial of its friends-their respect for the
judgment and feelings of the President elect
and their unwillingness to cast doubt upon
his integrity by an unseemly struggle for the
spoiIs The Washington correspondent of the
.Southside Democrat tells a different tale:
Corrsspondsnce of the 8onthsids Democrat.
WAsHINeToN Cry, February %, 1853.
They are still pouring in upon US. Hundreds
arrive daily to participate in the division of the
spoils Il makes me sick at heart to witness the
eagerness with which men, apparently in every
way qualified to earn much more than livelihood
in the pursuit Of independent business rush to
clutch place under the Government, as though IN
der the impression that, if they fail to fasten them
selves on the treasury of the United States, they
and theirs are doomed to starvation. Among them
perceive the faces of all the veteran politicians of
the party; the political wire workers by trade, who,
for many years past, have undertaken to shuttle
and cut the cards at home in every State in the
Unien. and IN Washington on such an occasion.
They are well-nigh all known to me personaIIy-
many OF them having been in Congress within the
last twenty or twenty five years. Isuonose that
at this moment there are quite one hundred ex
Democratic members of Congress in Washingto,
all of whom have come hither either to beg ofscas
for themselves or others. They are band of har
he prey which they have scented from afar off.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MoUeme,fs Of Mrs p;e,ce.

BOSTON, February 25.-Mrs. Pierce did not leave
ior the South to-day. as expected. Her health is
improved.
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The Latest Relating TO the Ouibreak-By Telegraph
from Losaden to Lice, pool
LONDON, February -.
The funeral of the Archduke Reinir, Austrian
Viceroy in Italy, took place Bolsano on the 25th
ultimo.
adespatch from Milan, ssof later date, reasserts
that tranquility is quite restored; that more ar
rests have been made, and three persons shot; and
that the citizens took no part in the emeute.
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IRON HALL.

For One Night Onlq.
Mr. ALFRED BUM,
cot the Theatres Royal, Drary Lane, and Couelt
Garden,)
Will deliver, on MONDAY, February %, 1853,
a Lecture on the ssGENIUS AND CAREER OF
SHAKESPEARE"
At IRON HALL, Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission so cents. Doors open at Z; lecture
begins at half-past7. Feb 24-dtd
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THACKERAY,s LECTURES.

THACKERAY'S LECTURES.
MFR. THACKERAY'S remaining Lectures OF
1Yl the Series on the Humorous Writers of the
Reign of Queen Anne will be delivered on the
ensuing Wednesday and Saturday evenings at
O'Clock, at Carusi's Saloon:
Saturday, Feb. l9-Prior, Gay, and Pope
Wednesday, Feb. 23-Smollett, Hogarth, and
Fielding.
Saturday, Feb. 26-sterne and Goldsmith
Single admission, so cents, which may be had
at Mrs. Andersons Music Store, Pa. avenue, at
Taylor & Maurys Bookstore, Pennsylvania ave
nue., and at the door.
Feb 10
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9y-EXHIBITION NOTICE.-ThOse Ladies
and Gentlemen who have accepted appointments
as Judges at the Exhibition are requested to meet
at the Hall this Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
G.. F. WOOD,
Feb 81 Chairman of the Committee.
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The METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FAIR.-Ihis interesting exhibition was yesterday,
during the day and night exhibition. crowded with
delighted audiences of ladies and gentlemen 1t
Is as yet too to present resume of the admit
rabie display presented in this Fair, but we shall
take pleasure, before its close to do justice to some
remarkable specimens of the handiwork of Wash-
ington mechanics there displayed
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A LARGE CASE OF FRENCH BOOKS, fine
IA old editions, some Of them second hand but in
perfect order, is this day opened by the under.
signed, direct from Paris. For sale at extreme
low pricsa. ~-''s
FEB Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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toFFs PAVILION, Louisiana Avenue,
~ near sixth Street, Washington. ID, c.
Gentlemen will be accommodated with the best of
Board at 81 per week, Board and LODGING
on reasonable terms. Bathing rooms with abun
oance OF water, hot and cold with servants to wait
upon gentlemen, if desired OnIv twenty' ~
cents for bath. NV
Feb %
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ShipDrecks and Loss of Life.

lHiLADE.pHIA, February 25.-The brig Cham
pion, for Portland, Maine, with cargo of coal
went ashore last Saturday night on Chincoteague
shoais, and all on board were drowned.
- Inc schooner Mary E. Balch, from Washington.
Nortn carolina, for Boston, with naval stores, also
went ashore, and will prove total loss Two of
her crew were drowned -.
Inc schooner John Franklin, which went ashore
on Fenwlch island, will be gotten off with slight
injury. e -
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Feb q

1G%St. Paul's Lutheran Church.-Seryiec
in this church Corner of Eleventh and streets)
every Sabbath at IL q. m. and u p m.
Subject tomorrow morning-Solomons Song,
chap. ii, verse Is. Feb26
nBoard of Health.--A stated meeting of
the Board will be held on Saturday, 26lh instant
at d O'Clock, p. m. Feb Is
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Treasury Department, Feb. 22, 1859.
A LII PERSONS having books belonging to the
IN Library of the Treasury are requested to re-
turn them forthwith.
Feb 23-lwif
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Chairman of the Committee.

0g- New Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fifth and | streets.-Rev. A. G.. CARoTHERs will
preach to morrow (Sabbath) at IL a. m. and half
past 7 p. m. Feb 26
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..Union and Harmony, in New YORK.


The subjoined from the Albany .4rgus, the
faithful exposition of Hunkerism, requires no
comment. The fact it relates speaks more sig
nifcantly than words concerning the purposes
and spirit of the dominant faction:
ga straightforward true, and reliable Demo-
crat-who has proved himself capable and faithful
IN ofice-is displaced by the combination of Softs'
and 'Barnburners,' who By the grace of the Demo
cratic party have been placed in the ascendency
in the Canal Board, to make room for Freesoil,
Abolition, 'no-party' boiler, weigh master at
Rochester. No charge of official misconduct, or of
infidelity, or of unfitness, urged against Mr..
Lynch, the incumbent, during the last year;
can any cause be pretended except that he is
Democrat of the true stamp-a national Democrat;
unained with abolition tendencies or associations
now or heretofore. No cause can be assigned for
selecting Mr. Lewis in his stead, except that the
latter is partisan of the opposite stamp-a Free
soier in lS48 and late 1850 one of the leaders
of gang in Rochester who, in league with Adolf
tionists, and avowedly opposed to the Fugitive
Slave law and opposed, in any event, to the re-
election of Daniel s. Dickinson to the United States
Senate, united in call for meeting of all of the
same stripe, to present 'no party abolition
didate for the Assembly in opposition to the regu-
lary nominated Democratic candidate
HIhe case Is iuIl OF instruction and significance
and requires no comment to give it its true char
acter Il speaks for itself of the virulent spirit of
sunion and harmony which pervades the majority
of the Canal Board, and of their attitude towards
the national Democracy. II illustrates also what
is meant by the much-abused terms union and
harmony by those who, adopting that Shbboleth
as their motto, seek occasion to prescribe Demo.
Gratis whose only fault is that they never bolted
Democratic ticket, nor denounced the candidates,
th principles, the platform of the party, but
have been ever ready active, and efficient in their
support and vindication."
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MARY TUDOR,
Or the artisan and .Je,s
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1Yl JEWELRY, &c.-M w. GAIT & BRO
Their offer beautiful assortment Of superior
Gold Watches, with esmagic'' hunting cases, a
new article, which can be worn as ordinary hunt
ing watches, or changed at will into those with
exposed faces.
Besides complete assortment of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Watches of every description they
oner magnificent stock of Diamond and other
rich styles of Jewelry at the lowest possible rates
M w. GAIT & BROTHER
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn. av.,
Feb 25-3t between 9th and 10Th ste
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UN SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. a6. 1879
WIN ne presented the thrilling Drama. in Tire
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Markets.

New YoRK, February 25-Flour is frm-sales
OF 4,5oO barrels at 81 a SIS IL for State, SIS 81 a
20 A for Genesee, and S. d at So 62I for south
e e wheat NJ quiet-not held firmly. Corn active
Sales OF So 900 bushels at 81 cents for white and
mixed, and Scents for yellow
cks.--Sales of Canton at 1911: Erie ~. Har.
lem, Oh; Reading, SO; Cumberland, SIS; Morris
Canal, 2Oaa; New Creek, q; Nicaragua, 34s.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION,


THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
n B, MCCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and Deal
LIE er in Paints, Oils, &C., No. l4l Maiden
Lane, New York, respectfully invites the attention
! OF Druggists and Merchants throughout the Union
TO his large and extensive assortment of PAINTS
| OILS, Sc, of the BEST AND PUREST Quail
TIES, which he offers for sale on very moderate
terms, both to cash and close time buyers Below
| are enumerated some of the leading articles:
White Lead in Oil in kegs of % to 500lbs
Black Paint, Yellow Ochre, Ven. Red in oil.
Patent Dryer, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna
in OIL N7-e--''e'
TIMBER, Chrome Imperial, and Arsenical Greens.
in oil. N''
Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow and Yerdieris.
in oil no
Varnishes of all kinds
Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled Putty, Whiting
Chalk Lamp Black.
American and English Ven. Red, Chrome Red
and Yellow, dry
India Red, Red Lead, and Litharge drv.
Stone, French and Yellow Ochre dry.
Chrome Paris, and Brunswick Green. drv
French and American Window Glass
Druggists and others in want of anv of the above
mentioned articles will find it to their interest 10
call, as our facilities for manufacturing and pur
CHASING, and our experience in the business, give
US advantages in selling most of those in the
same line.
d. B. MCCULLOUGH,
Jan I9-3mlf IA Maiden Lane, N. Y.
NJ Dr,D
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Last appearance of Mira FApprN
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE?

|
The Stereoscopic, or Solid Daguerreotypes.
STEREOSCOPY, or the art of giving to pictures
~ on flat surface all the soidity and roundpess
of life has been pronounced, by scientific men the
most wonderful discovery ever made in optics.
The effect is really magical The picture annsars
the size of life, and stands out in aIfo reI;e liz
piece OF sculpture, or rather like the living being
Specimens of this wonderful art may be seen 81
WBlTEHURST'S
Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near a. street
Where they are taken in their fullest perfection.
Jan 80
ENOR sALE-A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
OF large size, having two principal stories
with basement and garnet, and three-story back
puiihdlng connected; good sized lot is attached,
with alleys on the side and rear The pronerty ia
situated the east side of 18th street south Of q
street, and at present occupied by Mr.. Kerr
Also Tor sale, several other Dwelling HOUSES
ano number of Building LOTS in different parts
OF the city; amongst which is Lot No Q, in square
50, in the First Ward, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near the Ground Tops.''
For terms, &c, apply 10
A. ROTHWELL, Agent,
Feb l5-2aw3w D street, near 18th.
DRoNzE GOoDs.-PenduIes, Best Quality
ID French Clocks, warranted movements, or we
will take them back.
Bronze Figures for Mantel Ornaments. Grouns
Candelabras, Candlestick Vases Cups &C. of the
finest finish, which offer for sale at reasonable
nrices.
T. BAsTIANELLI & co.,
importers OF Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C.
Dec q
MI USICAL INSTRUCTION BY JOSEPH G.
!tA AdsSTLER. Address him through the
city post once. Dec 3I-taw3nloS
THE AMERICAN DAUPHIN. supply Of
= Putnam's Magazine for February giving the
"unquesuonable proofs " that Louis XVII, was
brought over to this country when a chiid, and
now lives in the United States, in the person OF
Rev Eleazsr Williams, Of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
AT the a. encv, TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Febs Bookstore, 9th street
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COMPLETE WORKS OF SAMUEL TAYLOR
~ C0LERlDGE, edited by Professor shedd; I
vols Vol. just published
Ylnet,s Pastoral Theology; translated and ed
tied by Thomas H. Skinner, d. d,
The Miseries of Human Life,
=, Castle Avon; by the author of "Two Old Mems
Tales
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist; by Anna
H. Drury.
English Items, or Microscopical Views of Eng
land and Engshmen; by Matt. F. Ward
Winter in Madeira, and Summer in Spain
and Florence; by ]. A. Dix.
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% 90 OutlIU. 'CoaI anu IRON CO., Time. 5bs
do Georges OK O. and /. Co... 81
do do do ...... s32
AT the Board this day Baltimore SIS, 1890, closed
at 1901 bid, 1902 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road bonds, 1885, So bid, 96a asked; do. 1885, 3d.
bid, 49, Asked do. shares, 872 bid So asked; York
and Cumberland Railroad, 225 bid. 23s asked.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Exchange February "a.
81 shares Merchants Bank. 1l3
ITO do Bait. and Ohio Railroad, tme S92
20 do do do do 1880. S95
10 do Canton Company, time. ....... 1876
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
INGTONs
SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.)
Fare, round trip, ST. From Alexandria as
cents.
.4ariuiaag IN Washington at o'clock D. m.
strangers s9s ss vi: ssSs@R %sssiss,os 3,
Ezszssz=z=zI the steamer THOMAS COL
LIVER will leave Washington at 9 and Alexan-
dria at 81 O'Clock a. m.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the Boat at s.
clock a. M Coach fare 10 cents. Persons wish
ng the coaches to call for them will leave their
names with Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co. Refresh
ments to be had on board the boat. Also good
Band of Music.
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain
Feb 25-ThS&Tu
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-The subscribers
IN have just received general assortment of
French, India, and English Fancy and Dress Goods
OF recent importation, embracing all the novelties
OF the season Among which we name
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HNoa sALE'-A new three-story brick Dwell.
4 ing centrally situated, and within one SQUARE
OF pennsylvania avenue. tits built in an improve d
and convenient manner; the main building con
tanning two large drawing-rooms and five cham.
bers' the back building has eight rooms, and in
the yard there are two large and convenient els.
terms The neighborhood is rapidly improving,
The premises will be shown on application to C.
Gautier, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Iltb
street For terms apply to
CHUBB BROTHERS,
rep lo-d2w Opposite Treasury.
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ENoUND-on Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday,
II a BREASTPIN.
Found, on the evening of the 4th instant a val
liable Gold BRACELET. The owners will please
call at the Republic office.
Feb Is
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mo ALL WHOM IT MAY ooNCERN-

~ ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NJ oiiCE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will meet on Thursday, the Sd dav of Warcb
next at 10 O'Clock, a. M, at the office of Thomas
Devecmon, esq.,, in the city of Cumberland, for the
purpose OF receiving subscriptions to the Capital
stock 81 the Baltimore Coal Company as direct
ment thereto.
G. B. M. PRICE,
THOMAS DEVECMON,
]. M. PRICE,
JOHN F. DILLEY
SAMUEL H. WHITE
HeD %z-eooto Commissioners.
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fENEN DOLLARS BEWARD.-Stolen lady's
l. GOLD WATCH, with gold chain, large
gold cross, and several trinkets The above re.
ward will be given for the recovery of the same
Jewellers requested, should such articles be of.
fered for sale, to stop them Apply at Mrs Har-
rson's Boarding House, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween d and 9th streets.
Feb 0S-9t*
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30 pieces rich plain Poult de Sole, new shades
10 do very rich Plaid Silks, entirely new
70 do do Solid Plaid Silks, all colors
10 do do Black Brocade Silks
% do do plain Black Gro de Rhine
10 do plain light Poult de Sole, for evening
Is do new style French Grenadines
10 do light colored English Grapes for ey,no
Is do Tarletan Muslins, do
II do White Book Swiss Muslins, do
80 do new style French Lawns
20 do do French Figured Jaconets
20 do do French Chintzes
81 do do French Giughams
10 do do French Shaies
20 do plain Mousseline de LANES
10 do plain colored ShalIies, sc.
Together with many other new and desirable
goods, to which we respectfully invite the atten-
ton of ladies before purchasing elsewhere, as we
are fully prepared to offer inducements both in re-,
gard to price and variety.
s Feb % 3taw4w HOOE, BRO. g. co,
= INSCRIPTION TO THE WORKS OF Holm
~ @. CALHOUN, now first collected, and to be
completed in four octave volumes.
Vol /. (Now ready.) On the Constitution and
Government of the United States.
Vol. II. Speeches in Congresa
Vol. Ill Diplomatic Papers and Corresnondence
Vol. ~. His Life.
The volumes will follow each other ranidlv from,
the press price to subscribers two dollars Der yo-
lume. f w
Subscriptions may be made with the uudersion.
ed, by whom the first volume will now be deliver.
60; 30 ERANCK TAYLOR.
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ADVICE TO BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. Our
hotels are crowded to the extreme and we recon-
mend clearinghouse keepers, who have rooms
vacant to send their cards to the different hotels
as to the number of rooms they have to spare, and
their capacity to accommodate dodgers
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To be followed by the laughable Farce of the
MILLER OF MILESTONE
Kate Carraway. Mrs. FARREN
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BREWERS PANoRAMA-The Panorama of the
'sGiance at the World,'' now on exhibition at Odd
Fellows Hall, is very interesting and attractive,
and presents peculiar features equal if not exceed
ing any previous panoramic displays Those who
have attended its exhibition, SO far, express the
greatest qualification with it,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-04
LOVES VIGIL.

Surely she dreams of Heaven; or why
That serAph smile, which sweetly throws
Its light upon her lips, as lie
The dew drops on the budding rose!
Oh! maiden's dreams are caught from earth,
As well as Heaven; the bosom's swell
Knows what cnchantment gave them birth,
And Of what tone and eye they tell.
The wiley God bends DER her cheek,
And fans her with his golden wings
Laugh at the pretty tale Le'll tell
In soft and honied whisperings.
He flung that smile Of beauty there
He. tells her, in her bower 10 one
Who oft has held her willing ear
Wrapt with the charm of passions tone
But why that sigh! its murmmuring speaks
Something Of hopes which lure, to, fly;
And in its trembling breath, which breaks
Upon the night, soft chidings lie.
All! now she bushes, and The tint
Blends sweet confusion with smile
Love felt her sigh, and, penitent, 49,.
fastened to spread this pleasing vile.
Come, lady, to the bower Wen he."
They co. and now he tells her true:
She caught that fx'd, dark sparkling eye,
Biushed, and drcpp'd hers-as maidens do.
Love laughed out-right-"sleep on cried hey
"Fair dreamer, till the morning beams;
As real these delusions be,
AS all Loves fondcst waking dreams"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-04
The Model WidoyHer.

! .Begius to think Of No. Two before the
weed on his hat losses its first gloss May
be seen assisting young ladies to find a seat
in Church, or ordering carts of dry cross
ings for pretty feet that are waiting to pass
over. Is convinced he "never was made
to live alone His ''children must be look
ed after, or if he hasn't any. he would
like to be looked aftet-himselfl Draws a
deep sigh every time a dress russles past
him with female in it, Is very particular
about the polish of his boots or the fit of
his gloves; thinks he looks very interesting
lin black. Don't walk about in public much
with his children; when he does, tskeS tie
[youaGesh Revives his old taste for moon
light and poetry; pities single men with all
his heart; wonders how they contrive to ex-
lists! Reprovcs little John for saying pa
$50 loud (when he meets him in the street.
Sets his face against the practice of womans
going home "alone8 and unprotected" from
evening meetings. Tells the widows his
heart aches for EN- Wonders which Of. all
the damsels he sees, he shall make gp las
mind to marry. Is sorry that he shall be
obliged TO disappoint EN- all bit one. Has
long since preferred orange blossoms to the
cypress wreath. Starts up some fine day
and refurnishes his house from garnet to
cellar; hangs his first wife's portrait in the
attic, (shrouded ID an old blanket and
marries a playmate. for his oldest daughter
FANNY FERN.