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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-11

The Rsyport boarding -houses, for some part OF the
season bat slightly allied have nov avery good proper
ten Of bosrdeis ard visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-20

y town Of Rcs,s, in the State af New York Will
be sold at puS| a 'cttoR on the prsnises, In tn
to n or VILLAGE Rome. on tie Is b day Of Novena-
her next, all these several lDta and PARTS Of iors
which were pu-ch rssd by the United States from
d psinick iynct bs tieef bearing soe ,s' March.
iSi4t In 0oonsr, 1916, and 4th July 1915 a. let
ngmbsret L. 5. r, II, ii. and L. lie block =, vi the
veetsriy half parts Of lots and II and the tsrly
nalf paris of lots aud L. n the same bl OK 6, 10
her With lots s. and 6, in block Z; the whole
being known end hitn.Ito Use. - the sits Of the
Un'ted States arsenal al Rome
The lots ami halves Of lots above mentioned nun
bsr-d g. 4, s. - Il, Is, "A, Is, and H. frnntii q
feet on Domi lex st Get, and running back THREE
h"n ired and t. three tset more less on the
eastern bou Idsry, and four hundred and forty-f
more less, tho Western boundary. to The
Inland Lock Navigation Company's Canal, will be
sold, with the bui dngs thereon, In parcel and
lots s, ana g. in ock Z, fronting soutbery alto
gather one hundred and ninety.ei3ht fee on Said
less. with tn buildings thereon as another parcel
The ale viii BE t r cash; and deeds the proper.
t. III ie by the secretary II War under the acis
of Congress- Of Sd Of March, 1sl9 aud 28th Of April
1928. conveying to the purchaser and 20 his heirs
end atsgns forever all the right, title, ar1 interes
Of the Unit-d statea in the same.
There Will be sold. also, at the same TINA and
place large quantity OK stores wbirh II is not
deemed advisable to remove to another arsenal
among which are ten iron cannol, with gun car
riaSss and many of the implerns nts for tisir use
h>avy Wins and tackles, horse and hand carts, hrr
engine, seighs. stoves, ladders, quantity Of lum
Der, bricks, &c, quantity Ct dints, sn extensive
| Of furniture, and large quantity of sofap-lron
wrought an cast, } steel bras, DO,
HENRY CRAIG,
oct lJ-dd Colone of Ordnance.
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LONG EXPECTED WORK
NEARLY REkDYg
WEI DO ready TOR delivery to subscribers carly II
r A N LES -ta-
Path Of tho 6tsam Horse;

TIE PROSE IND POETRY OF rHB
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ITO SPLENDID FINISHED ENGRAYINGs
~ Nb beautiful colorsd 'front.', piee-.
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e Turkey morocco full gilt ~ F- ri.
This superb vo!una e. which has been under way
for some time Will be ready for delivery to subscr
oerH as above announced, and will pres4 MT one of
toe moot splendid specimens Of book publishing
ever issued m this oouhtry. The Iliustra ions OF
the voipme are without doubt some Of the mos
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Every one Of them were TAX N from Nature nv tn.
Artist In persen, amt the constant supervision of
Artist, Author and Publisher has b-en wv to pro
duce gems Of Art-every one Of which will rsfscf
rredi On all concerned. The Type Is large snd
cesr, while the paper Is of snowy white texture.
and very heavy. The BindiEg viii be In the finest
style Of morocco bindery. Altogether, the BOOK
stil Be q g EN- far exceeding Ia beauty and Value
any volume o. q local character ever PROOUCED
In THIS COUNTRY Or ENGLAND.
ALI persons who have net subscribed would DO
we'll to do 70 at once, I'm order to be certain Of an
Mr.. SAM'L B. HICKCoX Second street, B.lti
more, our sole Agent for Baltimore AMI thence 10
wheeling From any other point, please address
!. AGENTS WANTED in every Town on tn. Ohio
River. =
~ CROMWELL h SMITH, Publ sbsrs. ,-s.
80 No. 1870 Chestnut street, Phiadel phia.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROF II. W. MUNDER takes grs-t pleasure In
L announcing to his friends ana me pub ic gen.
-raly, that b. sasr turned 10 Washington, and II
rssume tie dn les of his SCHOOL on saturday,
October It'll, 1854, st 81 o'clock "a. tor iadi. g.
and on Friday, at IL O'clock, fer gentlemen. Fe
has leased the large and be- utiful hall in the
course Of erection, corner OF Ninth ard streets,
which ill be q ted up in handsome lyle, with
avery convenience, eapressv for denciag purposes
The location is every thing that be dsirabls to
parents, both private nj central, and In point of
beauty viii be surl ssssd by none in tia city. In
confederation that has Hall will not be completed
untsi November Goth, he proposes commencing his
hoo! at his old stand corner Of eleventh. street and
Louisians avenue. 49, r
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons he feels hesitation in a ain offer
Ing bis services to those who wish to b perfected
any department In the above beautiful accomplish.
mens. His style of dancing needs no comment, as
MS numerous pupils in his former class vi l testify
His new Hall will be opened with Largo Bail and
Exhibition. All tho-e who wish 10 anefkapate ar,
requested to join INN ediately.
Terms, &C., will be made hnsvn 1poa application
at Mr. John y. ElIis's Music S.oRc, kw0rylvania
avenue, near Fenfh rest. egs So colin
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- - BOOTS AND SHOES, re-
STILL. AT tn e OLD STA I'D Z

= ~
South side of Pspnsylrdnin dre,.ts, between i&sA
- anu Sspe,th streets, reE1
opposrrr g86wNs' HOTEL E,fsI
A HOOVER't& SOW are svfll at the old plsca.son
"A. the south side Of Pennsylvania ava ~
nue., bstw sistn and Eleventh. streets. oppo III
site Browns Hotel, where thev would bsydRNf
pleased to see THEN old customers and the 49,
public in general, and where wtA be found q COM
Gsntlemsn's Youths and Boys sHOKs ana BOOTS
% AA '''''' '' "'1 pFok LADrEs' I'd 1
Cloth Button Heelsd Caters, With and without tips
ersnch Lastisg Button and Heelsd 6aiters
Cloth But On Callers, wifheus heels - 20 z
french Toilet slippers, French Lasting and Kid
Do black and white Satin Caters ''a'
DO do do slippsnsf ,,-,,-
Do bronze and black kid and Inoroeoo Slippers
Plain Lace Critters, all coiors " - -
Morocco and Kid Boots and Jeffersons, thick and
a thin soles. -. r--re'.y,s- 2 .i,-- IL -
raIT FOR MISSES 4 CHILDREN. -
Bis brcnzs and colored foysd and tipped Caters
Tan ,eolored do d. superior article .--,.
80 Do tipped and plain morocco Boots, thick
bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots -
Cloth snd lasting button CATERS .'' =: ---
Morocco Boots and Jeffsrsons, thick and thin soles
{ o. ne FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent leather Boots Of supsrior quality cate
r,,.r Do ..ts. -- do .,, Deg xed, for,$i s"s rr-
idtpp Gongress Caters, black AID eolored, single
andrdoable . les $50 :, ,.s,.-..,.. 1'i'.-0
Calf Cor res1 GaitsTs, single and double soles
Calf rxfOTd Ties aud, Ment7reyst do T'ii -
Patant L. sths pumps aud low Quartefeo ehees
superior article of ss~ CT Boots, spring shsnks
With q general varsity OF ssWsd and peg BootA
1 FOR YOUTHS BDYs.
y All We can say in this lns f. We are prepared to
supply oil demands Of Boots snd shoes fr variety
Of styles. eHus
-, -. r0R sARvANTs ',-''''
= IN. assortment in this departruent is completes.
&c feel confident ne can furnish good article
o at fair prices, d 81
Thankful for past favors ne still solicit coptin
uancs OF custom VS. tnink, by keeping q good ar
toe and seiiL 1T fair prcss, thet will be able
TO please We would Invite call before purchasing
elsewhere. g 'i''. #
Motto: Quick Sales aud small profits Ky,
Don't forgetths right tre but call at
-. ~, ,- A HOOVER i DN's, =.
Opp. Browps Hotel, be-. 9th aud It'll sts,
oct G-eolm - - sns n side.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.
Rev. VIM. ,. CLARK,
Aca. A. n. C.ark. fhlNNPA1e.

's'HB duties of this Ssmipsry will be resumed on
L FRIDAY, Sept mber is1. .rs a. w.
The course Of studies actually pursued in this Ir
stitutien embraces higher and more thorough
range then that pursued in any other Female Sam
mary in the Union.
The location Of the seminary fs remarkable for III
salubrity The buildings are large, the rooms caps
cious, and the grounds for recreation are very am
pie. ~
Terms for boarding pupils, $200 per session Of 10
Iaonths, payable On the LIST September and LIST OF
February This charge includes boardipg tuition
In English and Mathematics, room rent fael lights
and Washing. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quarte. according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Esq, W; s. q. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge Esq
Robert p. Dodg-, Esq. and DR.. o. NJ. Linthicum
Georgetown, q O.; and to JOS Il. Bradley, Esq
aaron o. Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyls
Washington, d. O.
jyl4-tf 1ntel Union) 10 ="
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PROPOSALS. FOR RAr1oNs FOB 1855
HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,

1
-,.. .-,. .--- Quartermaster's Office,
et..- Washington. September 2s, 1854.
CEPARtTE SSALED PROPOSALS will be Ne
y cefted at this ONCE until IL o'clock .. m, o.
Tuesday, the 24tn day Of Oetoer next, for furnish
ing HAions to The United States Marines at the fo
lowing Stations for the year 1855, viz:
- Chsr'esto tn, Massac hu cts, ..
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 49,
Brooklyn, Long leland New York
a Phiisaelphia, Pennsylvania. "a
q Gosp It, near Norfolk, Virgins .'.-Htc'
Warrington, Florida, and ...
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
Ia Ration to consist Of one pound and GUAR
ter Of fresh beef, or three quarters Of Q pound o.
mesa PORK, eg htepn ounces of bread made Of super
fine -four, or superine -four at the option of III,
Government, aud at the rate of Fix pounds Of goo.
COTE, twelve pounds of the best New Orleans Su.
gar eight quarts of the best white beans four
of vinegar, two quarts Of salt four pound of gooc
hard brown soap, and enc and half pounds of goot
hard dipped tallow candles, to one hundred rs
HJua. i''..s-.'
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding Off Of each station either II
bulk or by single ration. and shall consist ef th,
best and N oct choice pieces OF the CARCASS.
The pork to BE- No prime mess port, ard tn.
groceries 20 be # the bert quality Of the Mind,
named, all subject to inspection. No bid i'll be Ell
tertsIned unless accompanied by the names Of tw
suretes known to this Office, certified to BY som,
ef6cisl person. H..i8 .. ...
TO be endorsed "Proroeals Tor Ratiops for th
year 1855" aud addressed to the Qusrtermaster O
,hs Msrias orps Washington. D c.
The Patriot concord, n. H.; Gazette, Portsmou
n. H.; Morning Post and Daily imss Boston Mas
bay Book, New York: Eagle brooklyn, ~. Y; Penn
sylvsnian end Evening Argus, phI1sdephis,
Globe portsnouth, Va; Argus Norfolk Va: Dem
octst, Penea ola. Pls-; and Anoient tity st Augu.
tine. Fla, will pnbl,sh the above three times weel
until the 24th of October n.xt, and send bin. se
cpmPapird by copy Of this advertisement to this o,
foe for payment
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dai8NIDEH8 WINES a
3 ATaoiPHIL.A!DELPHIA,

TOHN v.0HlDER, Dealer in Wines, At II.
IL = former old established Fine Store Of JACOl
SNYDER, IT., No. rs Walnut street four doors b.
on Hour tn street, whern consussers will be supple,
q'rito. VINES and LIQUORS on the meet aooomn,
iating terms. --'. = = AZ s'.-....i
Jacob SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
porrAtion Of FOREIGN WINES Office No. 76 VS..
ant street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared T.
receive orders for the special Importation of WiDee
rc, from various houses In Europe, in quantities
single do zen sud upwards; spd also solcits for hi
son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER The patronage o
his friends snd former customers. .. -.
III - All Wines ordered for n ashington will be de-
iivered by Express free Of fTaQht. nv je Sly
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pEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
=, .4r III. .r .-...- WINE. :f.

~ MANUFACTURED FROM FRENCH 6RAPEs
NJ JAMAICA GINGER, sEvILLE 0RkNGKs
Sc.-This delicious beverage becomes the great 81
avorite wherever II h introduced. IL lie equal
slstable, more wholesome, and not hsfthe price Of
thsr foreign wines Many ply ncians use il ex.
iusively, and recommend n 20 all troubled with
'lstulency, dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Disrrhoa
snd Dyssntery. Persons sol jeet TO Chfs. or living
a districts where Ague prevaile nnd its occasional
,se plessapt and admirable preventive. Mixed
With little cold water, n forms the most refreshing
md wholesome COOLING drink In warm weather that
an be taken. '. .E. IN Hh
Price 80 cte per bottle, IS per dozen.
j. BALMER corner Of Baltimore and High streeta
md Brown BROTHERS, Liberty n. BAltimors-
ST0TT q CO, Washington.
PERL sTEVBNB Alexandffa.
JKSSk LANDIs. Frederick. -ss4 .H.-
II. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va t
ROBERTSON 60, Petersburg, Va.
ID Nm CIsSEb, Georgetown. ~ LOT
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

- Corner Of l4h street and Neso Pork auenue.
This institution will Be op-ued for The next Yea,
on the fl ct Monday IN s~ptember 1854 The
number Of pupil h tmied. The school viii con
sist OF thrte classes, Jtsaior Middle and Senioy ~
cry desirable facility rs offered Ap hcations shcuI
Who enter for the longest time. Z.
Circulars Of the Bookstores a .i.'.' =
!, TIE UNION FINALE ACADEMY VIM oman n
the same time. Circulars g above.
f't-a s-ls'E r-H-wl RICHARDS
~ S-dam tia MRS NJ. A. RfouARDs. r.
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OEHLSCHLAGER 4 BRO.
ENGINEER 4 ORNAMENTAL DRAUGHTS.
- MEN AND ENGRAVERS

DENNSYlVANIA avenue, between EI2th and
L 18Th streets, north side, ever v s,'s Js~airy
stors Me srs. T. II. G. A. Oehlschager would
Responsibility announce to their friends spd-tAe
pnhlic- that they have opened an ofnos at the
above plase, whsrs all orders in The various
6ransnss OF nrawing and Engraving vii bs prompt
Y and sarssally atnndsd % We p+Eisuissiv sail
ls:es@ R = s s an 8
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WE NOELL & GEO K BOYD,
& BLIND MAKERS,

Pa acenus south sias, b<. 9th and ,tah 81. eess a.
WE are prs pared to furnish senieiau Inside Bnds
w ofevsry style, Reed biinds z. per curtain, aud
every style Of painted shades Also, We furL ish to
oder curlsd hair, laoss. shuck, and other ID at
trssses; pew and other Cushious Lounges, Easy
Chairs, 0ttomana, &C.. Carpets aud Curtains neatly
made and warrsntei to 81 old Blinds rspsinted end
trimmed in q Q best manner. '
All work done promptly, aud guaranteed to give
8etisfa.t ion 't1F ,''a aAn 30-->o2m
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E. b HALL, M. %.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

IL and Homeopathy, having had ext nsiye ex
periencs in the vs. rious departments Of the profas
don, offers hisservces to the citizens Of Washington
anu vicinity.
Office TO. 400 Thirteenth street between G md
Il streets- Office hours until 9 .. ~. from 3 to .
M; and to 8 m. "a = 9 -
References: Vim. A. Gardner, NJ. D., Dean Of the
Homeopathic College Pa. and the profess ION gen.
orally. CAD 3O--8m
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81. cHARLEs CLOTHING HOUSE,
And 0SntIemens, OutAttfne Establishmsai

No, ssoythsoed corner IF K,na and Fbarfae sts,
ca ~ s1 uALfX. HBRIA, VA. -, b""i'
TTEN BLONpHAEM respectfully invites the
IL attention -ef his fFiands- AID the pnblia IN
general TO his exteuavs and d CANT assor tment Of
fashionable Fall and Winter CLIO Ching, namely
Phe latest style Of Paris Rrock Crsts, Coats
and Ovsrioats of all descriptions. ATso, French
black. doeskin, and fancy 9 ssimers, and tweed
Pantalocns salsc w-l sssortsi and elegant 1T ,ck
II Erepch and Engiiah velvet . d silk satin Vests
= The furnishing dspartm emit Of goods cqnsists OF
HE very beat QUALITIES, vhish n Blond aam offers
sor sale ut fl. 20 per cent lower for cs than can
'e purchased Of any eSta bltshmeat within this OF
hopas to meet With an early call from HE friends,
patrons end the citssns within the envi,ons of this
city. s.-pr5 ..~.s
N. B.-Bon't forget tia numhas OF the shonse,
which is 81 north east corner Of King and Fairfax
streets, Alexandffa. g. -e---r oct colin
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

DIX o. MUN6ON hes 6tted up e.
house and Office en- Pennsylvania
AAIIy nue.. formerly occupied by Dr.. Hum
phreys, and is making TEETH on an %
trely new plan, with continuous gun-fhe very In
Psrsonatiou Of nature herself only handsomer II d.
sired. Public inspection respectfully collected. d.
u. owns the patent for the d. O., Va, and N. c.
all departments in Dentistry attended 10 and var
rantsd to be done 10 the very best manner. ..,.
mar I4-lv
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The Teachers Association Of wsshipgtou

|
Messrs. Editors VIII You allow me as a
friend ct the cause Of educ aJion in general.
ard as a friend of teachers in particula t.
call special attention % the Teachers Asso.
ID teciaaiea OF this city BOW holding weekly meet.
y ijin&s at the Smithsonian Lecture Room?
Since the meetings have been revived for the
usual season, they have been well attended
occasionally. and cenducl cd with interest The
= nj nanbsr Of public and private teachers in this
lefty is about one hundred A small portion of
these teachers, however, (frona ten to twenty.
and sometimes less than ten) attend these
meetings, except on . Bpe0isl occasion. One
Ter thing We venture to assert as 8 fact and tn At
81 Is, that those teachers who he most prompt
and constant attendants at these meetings
are among tho best qualified and most sue
4 .rcesauli and really least need the advantages
Eel. they offer, But as they know what the ad
vantages are, they Of course are mosr ready to
avail themselves OF them Now may we not
infer, that those persons engaged in tsachine
schools, who de not feel Interest enough in
I'd their profession, or In qualifying themselves
aide Thoroughly for their Work 70 attend the meet
ings OF the only teachers association in this
region, aro not worthy of their position Are
the teachers Of Washington 90 much better
prepared tor the duties Of their calling than
those Of our most highly favored States, who
n a. han with pleasure the frequent meetings of
Associations aud Of Teachers Iusttutes as
that such meetings cannot benefit them Ii
10y M Ob ~ WVoIoSSo D bOfk VI O6Q6VOionC0 for
thsm,to At end these meetings and enl, etten
those who attend them. because they wish to
improve. Where are the teachers of our Pub
lie Schools? Do they desire any thing be
gu you'd their monthly Wages Do they owe
i'd NOTHING TO themselves to their profession, and
to their employers? Can they not lesr n some
thing more about the i'm proVemsnts ia the nrt
of instr ucffon, and the progress Of the cause !?
Do they know that this city is more than twenty
. Hiyears behind many other cities. and that the
fault lies mainly at the teachers door, DO
thoy not sea that tho teachers calling will be
respected by the public only as teachers re-
10. spect il themselves
= o.. Where are our city fathers who have char
- OF public instruction? Have they no inter est
In these meetings? How many of the Trus
toes Of Public Schools have ever attended this
Association in the last Eve years How MANY
have ureet the teachers to attend who are
20 under their supervision? Where are the citi
A' gems of Washington? Have they no int erest
In this matter? Is not the education of their
children more important than the acquisition
of money, or a little present graf fcation Of
CO tho senses? VIII yo1 not attend these meet
nings and learn the true spirit and affiliations
u OF these teachers, 10 whose hands YOU have
sd committed so much of the destiny of your
2 children ,-.yo .... - '~'
Go. The next meeting will be on Saturday. at
p m, October Il, at the Smithsonian Lecture
hoom. CITIzsN TEACHER.
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taful y nanufsrtures and IS cheap e any sstabibs
1en In the Or ion ,.-..s...s.. .-.., .fl
rDoLLARDs HERBANUM ,KxTKAoT Oh LUs
., TROus HAIR TONIC,
prepared nom South American herbs and roots, the
most ucosssfui sxtieis produced 1or presers1n
Tie hair NON falling cut or changing coor RESTORING
snd preserving 1t in healthy and luxnriant stat.
I AMONG other reasons why Dollsrds haircutting ss.
loon, maintains its immense popularity is The fac
that ais Tonic is applied to every head Of hair cut al
mis- establishment consequently it Is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spplics
don It being thus practically tested by thousand,
offers the greatest guaranty of its efhcscy eoiC
wholesale and retail It his Old Establishment, IT
Chestnut Street., opposite the otste House, Phib
deiphis. II r.ti- -..~-.l I'D ssFrr ..-
Il. DozLAnB has 1t last discovered the II pTys o.,
sRAo Of bar dys and announces 1t for sale, With pei
feet conf nce, In its SURPRISING everything Of uhr
dud ncesN use 1t colofs the hair either black o,
hrSwa - may be desired, and Is used without an,
Injury to the hair skin, either by stain or Other
wise can Be washed Cd In ten minutes aftr tie sr
5ficaton, without detraeting from its efficacy. PEI
ons whiting the city invited 70 give HIM 6sl
-etters addressed to r. DOLLARD, 1T OHHeTNI5
afRRET, PfInADRLRHIA, will reoeive sttsptioA
, Ian x3-lYs;o ~ fo,.- r. ...
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FV AR.
.hEAvRB Hogg x7rfI [roR rnrIssAp.
We HAVE BEEN FRIENDS roG ETHER

Afk.-We're hred and loved TO &4hcT. 70
% ,s9s'Hgoa e3sYyfHlDprus 4 pRErs.. D."
---,-Iy We have been friends together
40 Nit Il cannot all be DER; $40 ~
H'G jsidT TIE flowers of love now faded,
Oh! shall they bloom no 1, ore
cannot bear that altered Raze, y
R77s ssv .ss1oh ehills my very hesrt-Ia.-.r
sb-e;rr;; - We have b, en- friends toga Their,
aN- Oh! why should we now partfT.s
We have been friends together - q
; ifTedui eft When seated side by side, ,arir'
y I'd hat. 1n the dear home of our childhood
Our parents joy and prfde:i Js"
10 osu=ns 10 No world had come between our hearts
IeEap,v, Their purity to stain; '
We have been friends together. 9-
Can we not be again.
we have been friends together. s--~
soi1Ih Temeo fnrSpriag Simeis balmy hovrs,
o7f pzyar "a, ,Whn Joy was in the sunbeams, FEr-
And the lovely 1nsef flowers = o@ - =
III JIAnH 7dNhen Autumn 5 hectic flush was cast
O'er nature sad iene, brow t-.E
We have been friends tosethefo Z
Shalfa harsh word part us now;
.tlsdfsshnstoa, b. Cgl19T s-asaM
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PIANOS AID MUSIC.

SILvERWARE.
CANZRLD, BROTHER d CO.
a20 Baltimore street. have on hand and are COD
family making ne~ styles Of Silver Coffee and Tes
cts; Silver Pitchers; Waters; Csstors Goblets 4
ups; Spoons Forks; Ice longs; Crumb scrspers
ie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; But
-r Knives, &C., Of warranted i&era,n9 Slc-r.
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