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A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. For

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Open Day and Evening" Except Sunday )from
ag- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANcE, viii bs the price
b5ls WI .ss FaE ss
The cs Paass has unde1seue The
and B s and n with h M
The MACHfNEEY DEPARTMENT. is very complete Quite a
ind place Jew weeks ss gssstioa IN
Lhe PioTuE GAklEkY already The most and
The SCULPTURE contributions emboy pieces Marble
soannp Many ssaass besdss route rom
choice MODELS OF ANTeE rafuARY Of great
,: 6 s Te sSS FAt4 %
NINETY TWO FEET in Circumference and estimated
SAND RS OLD has been in The Palace BY ta
the Crystal Palace encloss hi. momen more ar
es OF novel and instructive than can be examined
os and
q A % Ssss q gsio I'll
a eoLD BAL costing On.
Closing the day Of next only TIE sad n
or 5y product have mea
GOLD MEDAL costing Thousand Dollars its
during the three mouta Closing day Of
FIVE = sssss ns gSfg s plS
their equivalent cash. preferred the tive whose
III
worthy Testimonials
after the one adjudged most excellent at aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDAL costing Dollars each,
their equivalent in plate cash. preferred the Artists
original completed since the first Crystal Palace
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall be worthy
such distinction xt after the excellent aforesaid
abes and respectable selected
shall be critically
and award the mentioned The Directors shall
early practicable to select such Jury and b able
The Association Will ao in their discretion award Medals Dpo
mas to the Exhibitors Inventors of such articles
sufficient to ente them such distinction.
Al articles which deemed worthy Of place this Grand
position OF the Worlds industry and admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. !.
An efficient Police night ths
most used in protecting articles exhibited but the
ton dcam accountability for loss damage snch articles
All Umbrellas Canes staad the
AS the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors
mited packages the building
No Checks given and the Ticket
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ROUTE from BuGao Nlgara Falls ver
United Ma Lines oswego cape Mon
al and Quebec connecting ogdenburg Cape
railroads New York Burlington Saratoga sprdgs Bos.on
and Montreal with Atlantic and St. ST.
Lawrence and Cplain Railroad, for Portland White Mountains
Bonon and New York. 5~ .t,if f3aT
Time-24 hours to Montreal. se -. . ..
BAY STATE Capt Led ard NEW YORK, Capt Chapman
Lewiston daily Sundays O'Clock Cape
tie Rapids Of tie beassiui
ST. Lawrence by daylight Montreal at o'clock
next day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'clock six hou and
those leaving ut O'clock have -four hours The
IL O'Clock train Of from Buffalo
Passe gers Boston, train of cars from
Buffalo, arrive 0gdensbirg hapast nex morning and
leave mmediaes arriving at Boston at hap o'clock
- THE UNITED STATES MAI. LINE, ..I U
steam.s ONTARIO Captain Troop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER Captain Chds eiye Lewiston daily satnrdays
af g visit a oa sso s0g sDd
Harbo kingston Clayton Brock oadenbpfg connecting
The Rapids beautiful S. Lawrenee by daylight and
Meeting with the Ogdensbgh Boston Railroad
Burlington and Boston and with the Express Train
The daily excepted by the Buff
ao and Niagara Falls Railroad afofdng
the pleasure viewing Bocks Monument Queens Heights
the Great Wire Bridge, the the
Niagara River through Montreal direct, eag
past o'clock giving full four
time the boat all the Thousand
light changing at ogdenshurgh and taking the splendid
rsaing and dehng Of the noble St. Lawrence
, A. os0s sh 4 @ S hs
The Of the Line built expressly for speed
and comfort havingall the equipments for Bsey
With spacoun and beautiful Upper Cabin length
~ Passengers procure full information a.
opposite buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and International HOTEL Niagara
Falls. rnyl
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One popularity of the Turkish soldier is that
they viii smoke. 1t is very common thing to
see sentinel with cigar in his month; and it
is not unusual, in passing corps de gdrde, to
be respectfully asked, g Have you any tobacco,
sir y Nothing is commener when one happens
to be smoking than to be checked by the mill
tary. in a voice between entreaty and command,
"Wait, sir! A light, sir, if you please %
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hIEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY
4V HINE SEWING.
Ladies' Dessmakers almost
any done kind Of work made with
iSfNG DISPATCH, than ii done
by hand, and VERY PRICES by Girls experienced
management of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE. + zE==zz-z==zz ...
promptly attended to- Hf ~
w SEWING MACHINES and good supply Of MACHINE NEE
DIES SPOOS SILK and COTTON THREAD suitable on hand and
for sale: Apply at No. Is 81. CHARLES STREET slars
ne9 tt ]. auFTY, Agent.
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EyRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

A NEW SCHOOL ON G05D oLb PRINCI-
and careful Parents
lady Rev c. wi;n-on, Rector
sLos,ss on Rampant esb east
Whose Ee has gesa Gesaa Teaching, will ksr
ay snd day school LIMITED q prei E1sordinary
aeilitea for RENCH MUSIC DRAWING. in,s Iy
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NUMBER 1919.
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
E - OFFICE NO. 93 ST. CHARLES STREET
VIII sezrlsrly This cty Al an sa
sanday excepted for ~ advance 10
he cnes, or is cents week. payable Carrier.
THE CIRCULATION vs&
ofthe CEsscHsr Daily Weekly ia sac "A "a aar
Medium to Advertissrs. AZ " 80 :
FAMILY PAPER ez arli
agsy and at saYIy Of
articles sold TO Be most advsotageorsy advertised
families. Wy '"''k
OUR TERMS al.
to oys the attention patronage Of the uuh,
ADvKRTIsIsas :
PerSquare of Ten Le in PsaFrst nNeron n oS
Advertisements Second Page charged
liberal discount will be made with those who
( for shorter time. -
All Advertisements publfahsd one month
charged aeeordnxfY
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SAZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
~ being sole this city of the ceebnted
AzERAC BRASDes keep constantly hand ull supply the
1885 1869 and 1906 and invite the of the ade well
connoisseu the above being Pure and Genulns article.
( WM. E. LEYERICH CO., Agents,
ieat o Ola Ievee street
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~ LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS SUPPORTERS,
LACE STOCKINGS, ETC., ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE.
In the these Instruments the APP
CATION important Genuine
.teh in warranted must SEV
ENTY, and observe the feb25 luiy
SHERMAN, 70 ST. Charles street,
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PITTERS-10 cases Boxers Bnters; IS do.
IL German do. For sale by
mills s. WOLFF s5 Camp street,
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SHERRY WINE
~ 80 Montla's Gold aH'sa '- r
10 do. Duff Gordons Pale; ... r..
go do. Yriate ' E
50 do. Romnro's do; for sale by .lz
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VVvHR GRAND SALOONS OF Z. JACOBS,

& USP ENSION BRII RS.-NOTICE
~ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Of Port Git Assippi, Architect
and Bridge Builder, g notice II the Nissis
sipp Ohio tn Hudou, other the United States
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable ready cash
He Will srssi open Ing or IRON
pnded either TIMBER Brick Stone, Cas-. Wropeht Iro
Towers locations require and with either Strap Iron We
Cham Cabes He the Potomac Washington CITY,
East River from New York Brooklyn Wiiliarr-' "
River from West Point to the Eastern shoreF
Cable suspended during the Revolutionary W %
IA An
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.ayey's Cherry EDecs0s.0f.

ALLEaAN, MICH, January 10, 1883.
Dear Sir: No hld-can
70 deny that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all that claims
much us this vicinity although known until recently
The community should know ts virtues Yours truly
JOHN R, KELLOGG. NJ. D.
E Prepared seld AVER Practical Analytical
Chemist, LOWELL Mass. and by all Druggists
J. WRIGHT Il CO, New
jews dmdkW Whoesa
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aS--l60, 900 Regsias, German; rs 900
VI ~ :. oLFF, % Camp iss ny9s
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AS1SH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
III. LARD oIL-l5O bbls Winter Strained;
SPERM 0lI.--40 bbls
WHALE 0fL--lH bbls :.
TANNER 0IIs-Ts bbls Bank and Straits;
lINStED OID-ao bbR Boiled and Raw
NEATSr OCT oiL-20 bbls Pure;
CASTOR OIL rs bbls Blows
SPIRIT OF TuRPENTINE-90 bbtsi
ALC0tl0L-90 bills;
MACKEhEI4-lU00 packages Nos. /, ? and 3;
SALM0N-20a pkss bbls and kits; g
CoDF1SH-sGB tehes Churchillf;
HERRfNG-th0 tbls and 900 boxes Scaled;
SHAD- So halves and 50 quarters;
TONGUES AN u bS0UNDS-20 halves and so Esi
SALMON TR0UT-l0 bbls;
CAN DIES 90 hoxfs Sperm, and 900 do. STAR
soaps 10 boxes 1ackson's and Livermore's;
CRUSHED SUGAR. bbls;
TEA-5vG Pkgs Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYkUP-l0Nboxes various brands;
BRANDY-9h Or and IS eighth easks;
WHISKS-5e bbls Old Sour bon 95 bbs Aonong gahela;
MADEIRA WISF-5eighIh casks, very fine;
CRANBERRlES--iU bbs, 90 half and IS Or.
RAlSlNS-10b half boxes;
500 boxes Pie Fruits, Pickles. Preserves, Jeie Jams Pepper
Sauce Lobsters Cams Salmon Cape Boiled nton Roast Beef
Oliver Yeast PewderB Mustard Herbs For ssl low
myl3 J. H. CATER CO.. 10 and Is Common street.
ND EEF--25 half bbls Fulton Market ex brig
EN S. j. Peter !, for sale by
jyiOlw H. l.. STONE 4 co, Gravier ST.
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VIII leave THUR3l.
EOR CALVES
.M and Texas U, s.
magnificent stoamahip N.
mandcr, will leave 40 abo
o. passage, having elegant
ly2s Hal
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ESOR SALE.-A EARK Of about 400 sSs5ySS
u tons register, ready for any voyage terms apply
70 my44 BOGERT. WILLIAMS 4 co. 10 0Can1ns u.
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When the multitude had retired - Col Il.
caused the library, paintings, furniture, etc.,
to be removed; and having sent 10 the city for
wagon load of powder, he deposited large
quantity in the vaults beneath the building,
and placed slow match in connection with it.
All withdrew to distance, and in few mo-
ments the assembled multitude beheld a most
joyful sight. The walls and turrets Of the
massive structure rose majestieally toward the
heavens, impelled by the tremendous explosion,
and then fell back to earth heap of ruins! ~
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d SORN-2100 sacks Prime White landing ex
" -'-aner Magnolia, for sale by
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ES ONE FREIGHT.-Vessels bound to sSN
porH application to
iau9i j. II. AsdBRIDgE A CO "a St rba,les at
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N PORT LAyACA
Regular New Orleans m
niiicent ateamsbip PER
ing, lsayes as above, IAnd
Lavaca, (anbject TO ligh
charge. For freight or p
commodations, apply to
Hal
II This line having esi
will hereafter run in and o..
iy3i
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Practices Detrimental 10 Health.

L weuid Be Hell for all young persons .,
all afflicted 10 any Of tho practices euumtr.
aicd in tie following. to iondsr them and
pauza ere Il is Too late.
Tie Eo'lewing ere few Of the habils very
common N lhisues. BY which bealih is i'm.
fsiFal. and sl.Isring anl pralnhtare death
5 secured These may fiUpsfis be called
the hfsfi's means of committing suicide.
and a.lhaush their inr5ada on lie are but
slog, ysl tie daal results are snrs.
Ned9ils Tin saoss ou damp nights. ani
IN rainY weather,
building on the auir tight prineipla.
Leading lie Of enfceblinr. stupid lasi.
uesi, aai kooHing the mind IN round c.
aana'uial excitement BY reading trashy
daysH.
Going ais through al sorts Q. weath,
CT h ala ilucsi possible drsss.
lzBc.ag IN crowded rooms tin in per.
sf.Tal.oa. oua ,han gaias home through tho
damf uisbi sir.
sisepi6 a feather beds n seven by nine
le3.Falm.
sa.si..ns on 10, aud highly stimulating
dishea
naeiaia IN e'lliooi On tea, and going
- tom eas sip ot stimulation to another.
throw els chewing, smoking aud DaiSk.
70.
Marrying IN iasle, getting sn uneenee.
uial ean.lzllan, and leading the rosl Of lifa
iumaa'ai dissatisfaction.
X 'ag gaas children quiet By learning
tlzm T. lex eau
Eala.#ng a..ezsn upon pn.iefily ly disre
f5fi'as ta9 physiological laws O. marrying.
tue raglsr s Asii responsible.
Living aieasaa 10 din bseaasa too lazy
TO baIb, ihe LOIS.
Ea.ils Without taxing tine 70 madipaie
iaa fai
Allowing he love osrain 50 to absorb cur
minds as % leays no time 10 attend 10
health
Following m uaacal,hy occupation be.
eau.e uauey e4a DO maie by it.
Tgupa3 tag appetite with niec,ios when
tie ,i0uaga ,ays-No
Retiring % midnight and rising r, noon
Cou'riyiul 10 keep in q continual worry
about something or pu'hipg.
Neg'ealus to take proper care oF cur
selves when a simple disease Grst oppeara.
Taking AL tic caloniel, corrosive snblim.
ate, atiimony. md arsenic and
Submitting 10 al tho l'ood.le,ling and
lceehing operations Of regular doctors
.Ciays Journal n Heath.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
The rIor.es In the United slatcs.

W. cf1 tho bll9piag statistics in the
Ba.aa ..Tmmct..
II ffi har.es l.onaht into sry Pat of
tie tsuiIaY % rrszsri cmlfaeai IN lie
laifsa State. wsrc haled In Florida IL
taiesa de pe.a. IN ~. fatly-lgd in aum.
-, I'll q which rori.hel oFWera eficrwi.e
ki.lel Tie nH,' importation So a'.a
bmu II fa lHriia Is j. S#'n.# in l.ga-
n l6aS liz fraac' ir'redarai IL harse
mo Canada. In lfa) iaa Erz'isa 'sHlei
nj jamestown. in fifsiHil hasins sasea
horses with ia.m In l64a. inusis Zig.
eiHs.a Imported hHrsss aal e'i=f domestic
aaimais n iia Coiafy Of Mzaaehn=aiz
BAY IN 1928 lie naieh CaHlauy imfart-
u AaH.ss inia aew lafk. Ia 100. die
EaHea @. llIals we're in ragziaa o
considerable nlmters r' hofzai.
According n tie eansgs returns fr lsj0.
iharo were 4.83js6s baTsc. ia Iha Duiiod
Slaies. etaa9Ire 9. .h5ss in cil.c1. whiel.
weIn rot returned. Tha fanr and half
millions OF lhese auimi7 in gho United
State. constitute proportion of one 90 Csc
# lh1 inhaLihus New York has ono
horse 20 seven persaus Pennsylvania one
20 six aud ,ix.teuihs Ohp. ono 10 four
ku.ully. one Co thca lrog Inhabitants
IN Ohio aud llo new S.lies o' lho North,
wea the increase Of horses has kept pace
win tlai Of the population.
Thcnnmhcroi oi hufsosis ihe United >ta,8s
is Hra1a ''s1 tassa i.moa sa 'srre as ihai ~
Greet British, a reeut I,pot 90 France
SLOWS That iho'c are in that country 1900
O10 hores
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

perseverance, and lhair Independence ia
developed n "a thoannl dillefent way
Nc eeea highly amussl, the alher day. TO
hsara boy. 81 twelve years Of aee. ebosa no.
tier was cplrcating him to SAY in lhe house
one evening in the wcek. r5nnily assef. he
seatad nothing for her aud would do IS he
H.ta=ad gnH hoo.
" tIaiIffasai = ~. wfiia I'D Ha,oak
df impulenae, ihai open sa.amo" 10 cred.
Il ani lenaNn. iieY may push their way
thronah tie world with tie siouiest anl
hsldssi. Tho fniafo sofareiens of oaf
country, ensH one Of whom ms be the PIE.
sidani. We allow them Ia practice cary b.
governing at homo. Snrelg, our sy,iem Is
a decided improvement uH1n thar of tie
fas; aets. H0RTESSiA.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
l.Loorrvr ExrnAcr-We cnry Lhe {

EroqurNr ExrRAc7-We COPY The 0l.
lowing Pas.ag, fom the new work, Tho
Ola House by the River"
"Go pfcach TO blucki and stouos. ya vio
believe thai luyo Is Of thg ciay, Go preach
to tho dcrl. SO who deny lhe immortality Of
lho affections Go reason with trees. or
lille, or images OF wool, or with your own
mo'iauless. li.,le.s. icy soal., ye who believe
that, b,rauac there il 10 marrying yonler,
there .lsll be- no embracing, or because We
may not uso iha ropiler words. my wife, 80
wc may 40, clasp the arcijiel forms 10 cur
own holy arms tell YOU man, Tint inn.
mortality would be glorious ehoat, If with
our clny died nli our d7t affections. tell
yiu that nunihlal.5n vouil be heaven. il !
believed that when my hoal At length rests
on Us coffin pillow rai my lips sink So tho
silence and re1o.e Of Death these loving
eyes win uovcr book into mine again. this
pure clasp never be- around my neck, this
holy carcss never bless m1 more.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

"SoLD. "A merchant Of onr acquaint.
ance, ray, the Cleveland 'forc.t City
hnyins q lot Of very pretty haudkcchicis
which be wished to dispose Of, hung some Of
them out with the tempting inscription
selling at half price, A lady passed
along, stepped into the store, mud inquired
the rrie' of the eod. in question. Fifty
cents % piece, madam was the reply Of the
sAopkocpgr" I'm take a doarn ol them.
answered the woman and the handkerchief,
were wrapped up. She took them, and d,.
posting three dollars on the counter, was
walking out VIXEN our merchant said
"Excuse me, madam, bn die price of the
dozen handkerchief. yon have got is six dol.
lars" u am we'll aware of that, " replied
tue lady, "but the halt price Of them is on.
ly three dollars, and with a merry hugh
she left the store Although proycrbially
one of the most liberal dealers in town, our
friend has managed to get along without the
"balf price, sign since then
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

SN5utan Law Suir--h s'nr3'ar law
su'' ROW r0uainc against ihc cts % Phil.
gdai l'i. t.. tha instance oi Aurliam Hart.
Ile rirgumfauoos are these
"Tha uif is l1rgi; aHin9 ils city l1
rrs,rr irnaras lo= 'ho entire l1.s o. tie
phiriT enFoircd by the great Gre m De.
cmlcr. 1852. ut tic conner e. S.Nh aui
CHap pu. ,'rects Tlo allegation !. ,al th,
uhni'ics had neglected 10 pack tAs Gre
ilU-s with AJag, a1 vas usual aud ueccss.
u dat IN consequence Of this neglect TIE
plugs were so frozen thst tic vrior would
no. dow until ihc Gre Ind aituirrl such o
l-aivay as ucaa.ionol the entire destruction
If lho huli.rs and it7 contents. 7, Is also
insisted iiol tie Gre o., Gr.t was ;iivial and
Wit, the ordinary mrrpiy Of water could
have boon cyiiurui,ho3 rendily. And aa
the grenl injury w1s attributable 90 tlie nog.
iictnc1 of the gi'y authorities, the plaintiff
claims 20 recover fttm tie city ths amnnnt
of b. loss cs'immcl a, al1u' 100000 10.
cludinr the real estate as vel! MS books, cop
per pln'es. &c. contained IN il. anG belong.
ing 10 thc plaintiff
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

AurRieA AND THE TuaWsu LOAN
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times writes: O
1t is somewhat ont Of place here to mon
ton the opinions TINT prevail relative to the
share which the United States may take in
the Rusn.Turki.h difference bot it Is gem
orally believed thoi should France and Eng
land decline to tabo tho Turkish loan, the
United States Government would oagcily
seize such favorable opportunity Of secur-
ing footing in Turkey Your Paris cor
respondent rcccntly wrote tha, the loan was
likely to be taken at 60 with ) per cent,
but private Cons,an,poplo letter from a
good source, says that the Porte is willing
to pay Z per ccut., if acceptable terms can
ha rnndn
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

Day Goo0s.-The n. Y. Courier. in
commenting upon the importation of dry
goods ior 1853. says that tha quantities Of
goods thrown upon the marke, have been
hrec in excess Of tie actual demand. and
likewise 10 excess ofthe ability q tic coun.
iry conveniently TO meet &, and to demon.
siralo rs position, gives a mlla Of tho per.
capiia con.umT lou for tho pat Eve years.
from Which q aFpaars that while tho imports
of dry g1rl d. New York. in lSl0. wcra
equivalent 90 So 0i per head o. the aggre.
.a,e popullt.la of th0 whole country, they
have incrcasl 80 SO G3 per head during
DE year 1858. or 50 per cent in 1858 be.
You'd the proportion IN the year 1919
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

Too roon.-"Go, a paper to spare a.
YES ,ir; here is one Of our last Would
YOU liko to subscribe, sir, and take it rogu.
isry q I woull-bui am too poor. -
lie bad ju.t returned from The circus, which
cost 80 cents; lost lime from his form, so
cents, Rhi-key, judging from the smell, at
least so c1n;s-making a dollar and half
actually thrown away, and then begging for
newspaper alleging that he was too poor
90 pay for ii. That Is what we call saving
at the spile, and wasting at the bung.hole.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
OH, WATCH you WELL ny DAYLIGHT
ny ssuurL Logrn

N skAUrt LoREH.
Oh, watch You well by dayhshl-Z
by dayligh. yon may fear,
But keep 10 watch In darkness
For angels then are near
ffam Heaven the sense hestowelh
Our waking life to keep,
But tender mercy showeth.
To Eusfd ns ia anf slsep.
Ihen watch Yea vHall by daylight.
hy daylight you NAV lear,
bai Keep un Watch IN dafkness-
For angels isen are near.
On. watch you well in pleasure
For pleasure aii beiaYs.
Bui keep no watch Of safrow,
When Joy withdraw, i,s ays,
For IN the hour of sorrow,
~ IN The darkness dTeaF.
10 Heaven enifusi the mofIow,
For the angels then are near
Oh, watch sou well by daylight
BY daylight you may fear
But keep nn watch lh darkness
The angels then are near,
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

Some sharp young editor, who has nsso.
viaied with such only grows witty about
men marrying paint Cotton, whalebone, silk,
&c, go. Il would be easy to return the
compliment, for women have actually mar
lied creatures Of hair, bears rrease, tobacco
juice, and logwood done up in tight pants
and bob-iailed coats Perfect little crea-
tures-,hese men.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

The New Hampshire editor who wrote
bis editorial with stolen chalk on the soles
Of Bis Shoes and went barefoot while the
boys set up the copy, has purchased roam
Of secondhand envelopes, and engaged
girl to turn them inside out.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

LicrNrIorsNrss ~ PpVrru.-Thc di-
cry.lr H lumfoii ha. logu worth tlnu.auj
ul .cimuus asu yiul clt.uu ui ihc to.oms
worked ly Clri-huly lial Il not been
tor tie painting. Tint sill survive on the
walls Of the cXhumcl dwellings the mod.
ems would have had 90 adequate conception
Of the immortality OF the ancient. All
that Tacims hos written 81 the lgcuiiuns.
mes. Of Roman Enrerols hil, 70 mgkc an
impression equal to that produced by these
indecent pictures. For that an idle, lux.
urious and Jcspotic monarch should violate
every law, huuan and divine. seems not i'm.
possible, but that private citizens should i'm.
liaIc their example, surpas,cs belief which
is proved hy the walls Of Pumpei. On
those walls-lhc walls Of dwclugs-ihc
wallsut the common sitting room---lho walls
On which husband aud wife, mother and
daughter, maiden aud suiior gazsl in CON.
rauy--are seen paintings which would dis.
grace the ,ilgst modern blgniD, The mi.
ycr.aliiy Of these picture. proves that it wa.
not few di,solutc young men, who pthu4 GOV.
cred the walisof their rooms, hat that f,mi.
lics, citizens Of highest rank. aud even grave
senators were equally guilty. How gross
and corrupt must that state Of society have
been, in which RIGHTEOUSNESS hot orly shook
of all dccotum, but sat in the very domcs
tic circle.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

The people Of the United States PAID be.
sides the actual price value of their sugar
for the year 1853 the enormous sum of
81 l0G, 1888, duties.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

An English Ambassador IS needed for
Canton We beg to propose the Earl Of
Aberdeen. Such a selection would be a
grea, compliment to the Chinesa-tbe noble
carl being very much like tea chest, name
ly, yarnish without and lead within.
Punch.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

The old lady that used to dry her clothes
on the cqunoxial line has gone to Greon.
land to get the north pole to draw cisterq
svstar Nth