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EOR sALE-A Pair of BAY MARES, years
Il Oidnextspring, we'll bred sound, stylish, a.
gentle, spinted and capital goers. They are ~
well broken and perfectly FREE from tricks, ana will
particularly suit any gentleman who is fond of
driving. The owner parts with them only because
his purpose il tn rcIench his expenses. They can
beseen at SOuthron's Qste Birchs) Stable, On lith
street. south of Pa avenue. For terms, or an op-
porunty TO try them enquire at the counter of the
Star office. They will be s1ld ba- gain.
Aft
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~ The less q man knows, the more
noise he makes. Attend public meet
ing, and you will always see tina; the
man who con rives to "upset the stove, |"
is some ignoramus, who things that the
more you swear at horse, the better te
will draw.
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TAKE TOTI"N
NEW SPRING AND SIIMMEIl GO. ,DS

d w. BROWNING, mer han, Tailor, under
the United States Hotel, has Just received a
large supply OF Spring and Summer Goods. and is
no" prepar q TO offer great bargains all in want
OF good and fashionable cloih:ng His GO Ready
made Clothing Z" will be sold at the following low
prices:
VIII le suits, Coat, PantaIooEs, an Vest, Of tn;n
cloth or Cashmere, for 8 -.
Fine Black FTock and Dress Goa Is, from $40 TO
Sl5.
Good Business Coats for az
Black and Fancy Pants, lI'Jm s3 10 81.
aarseIes nj SILK Vests. from s. 10 S..
lie Keeps always on !a nd large assortment Of
fancy articles, such as 5h ns Gloves, Cravats, I'm
brelias, &c.
''Sole Agent for the Sa' le of Scott's Fashions
mar I9-n.
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ARDS HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.

THE Propretors take great pleasure in informing
i their many friends and the public generally iha,
this magnificent Summer Hotel now being fitted
up in the most modern and comfortable style for the
coming seaDn. The house will be opened on the
fir of June, with nothing left unprovided that may
promote the co fort and happiness of its guests
The propietors also take much pleasure in saying
that they will be prepared and happy TO accommc,
date from the first Of May any who NAV favor them
with call
Board per day.............. SO 90
By the week, per rday................ l so
BY the month, per day -. ........ / 25
Baths free for the guests.
ap2-U G.. G.. WILLARD 4 BROS
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Mr.. W. HENRY PALMER.
HITHERTO KNOWN AS
II =. - ~ Z. -

NJ u d AZ IKEB u 8 K,
HAS much pleasure in infIrIning his friends and
IL the public in general that he has det ruined
Oh 10 ating himself in this city, and is prepared to
receive pupils for instruction the PIANO FORTE
HARMONY and ndCOhPOSITION. He is permitted
to refer TO Mr. George Riggs, Jr., and Mr. A. L
kiec khnefer, and any communication addressed to
him at Ii ibus * Htz's music sture, Pennsy lvania
avenue, will have immediate attention
an l3-tf
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MICHAEL NOURSE-

NOTARY PUBLIC AND AGENT FIR BOUNTY
LAND CLAIMS, AND FOR THE CONNEC-
TICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY Or HARTFORD
He has in his pos session the ROLLS ofihe MiiiSa
OF the District In the War OF 1872 and will prepare
orphans. an l1-eCfi,
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCHS!-Ifyo you
~ want a good Clock, warranted to keep tine,
eaIl at the store of J. ROBINSON,
$40 Pa ave., oppo. Browns Hotel.
nm 7-dlm
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

s'HE subscriber has always on hand q assort
ment OF German ond American PI- -o.-
AMOS, rom the very best manufacturers
which ne offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased in the District of Columbia
and II the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased frJm me are warranted to give sat,sfac-
ton.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
B. REISS, Professor Of Music,
g, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
eb o-,Ims
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TIOLIAN PIANOFORTES.
hL Another of these beautiful instruments made
by T. Gilbert Co., Boston, can now be seen al oul
Music Depot.
Also, splendid papier mache case parlor Melo-
deon, made by +. G Gardner s. Co, Conn.
HILBUS s. HITZ,
mar S star Buildings.
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OOK Ell!

LOOK HERE!!!
NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO .fLL who served
vi In ANY WAR since 1890, whether as Officers
Soldiers, Sailors. Marines, Clerks, Indians Chap
aims, Wagon Masters, Teamstsrs, LaGdsinsn, (or
their widows or minor cbildren) who have not yet
received fl l6O acres, and have been in service IA
days, Will 90 well a. write to postpaid, aad their
Land Warrants will be forwarded TO them for the
above quantity, and no charge if they do not get it,
LLOYD s. CO,
Claim Agents Office, opposite u. S. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. C mar g. 3m
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NEW SONG

yEIHY DID LOVE FALSE4 4LORA, words
w and music by w. b of this city, and dedi
Gated to In-Z Allison, the fair Guitarist
This song has most charming melody. Just pub.
lished and for sale by HILBUS & HITZ.
ana
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$50 REWARD.

CIIVER WAEE PLATED WARE
- AND FINE EA ~ES GsbOUS.-Siiver
Coffee and Tea Sets, SHear Bowls, Cream Jugs,
Goble;s, Cups, Spoons and Forks Also, 4 great
variety of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
for presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, CaStors, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on best Albsta
The articles are warranted as represented, aid
will be sold at a small advance.
X. SEMKEN,
3So Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
uaI 0l-tf
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MRS. l.. ALLEN

No. 3O5 Pa. dpenue, betueeen Ninth ~T
AEE and Tenth streets, south side 81
U~W1l open on Saturday, 9TH instant, 10
mot extensive and beautiful assortment Of Spring
Ii l. | e ~, consisting of Grape, Silk, Lace
Spotted Grape an Grass Linen HATS, including
Straws of every description. AlsD, Misses Dress
Hats and Flats, &c. l.. ALLEN.
an f.
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NJ I L L / N E r Y.

Re MRS. CHOATE
f&sEza Will open her spring style of BON sszssss
tX NETS 1t her Rooms, SO Louisiana sSksyE
avenue, on Tuesday next, the l7ih va
instant.
Straw work bleached and altered at the shortes,
nouce. ap I2-2w
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FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
or THE
MONUMENTAL CLUB.

III Cdh CSx - SALCON,
w WEDNESDAY EVENsNG, Apri, as.
7: HE Monumental Club have much pleasure in
announcing to their friends and the public gen
orally that their first Annual Ball will be given as
above
The Club pledge that no effort on their part will
be spared To make all VIII honor them with their
presence, pleasant and agreeable time.
superior band OF music has been engaged for
the occasion
The Supper and Refreshment department has
been placed in the hands of experienced caterer.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, to
be had Of any membsr of the Ciub al the door on
{ he evening of the ball.
No hats-aI caps allowed in the room excep. those
worn by different Clubs.
Committee Of arrangements,
M f Flanagan, Savage,
w Franklin, r Wiihers,
A J Baker, Dawes.
Managers.
Witaers, Pulaski,
Fl Gait, G. Rupe.t
Il Coe. w Berry,
Franklin, G. Hunt,
s Croggins, Reyworth.
Floor Managers.
franklin, Savage,
ap pl6WSMTuW
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D~AFNEss CURED.-The following is

nGAFNESS CURED.-The following is
~ taken from ScOtt's :, eel iy:
DEAFNESS.-We unders fand that the success
which has followed the use tf SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TlC OIL, In cases of Deaf less, has been astOnsh-
ing, thousands OF persons aving been cured. whose
case- were considered ho eless The calls for this
medicine are from all par Of the country, it being
We believe, the only article before the public for the
cure of that distressing disease
lie particular AMI buy Of Il. ID. GILMAN, Wash
inston, ID. T., and g HANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there IS counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-2m
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OF THE COUNTESS OF BLEs-
Nl sington, BY r. 4. Madden, NJ. z. l. A., Two
vols. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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T o I Fl e LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
~ MISS ]. THOMPSON
Is no" prepared TO show oIr large - ~
~ and well selected stock # Millinery SG5&
which she has just opened, OF the la W.
TEST styles which we selling at th~ lowest prices
una we cordially invite the ladies to call early and
have the first selections
we would also respectfully call their attention to
aI idrse and hand handsome stock of Fancy Goods
re,iumery, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.. which we can sell
at unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON s. MUNRO,
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
First door west of Walter Harper & Co.'s.
mar 28-
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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

AIIENIlON, OLD SOLDtERS.
A Ii my old friends for whom obtained Bounty
N Land IN less quantities Than leo acres are
merely informed that their names and memoran-
dunl o4 reir time is On nay Book, SD that their de-
clhauOrs for additional Bounty Land can be made
with facility Many OF those who failed TO obtain
land for want Of time, entitled TO l60 acres and
can obtain the same by calling on me.
Searnen, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks,
LsndsInen, (of the Navy Wagon Masters, Team.
siefs, &C, &C. in any war, will find II to their ad
vantage 10 call or send their cases 10 me
Advice gratis TO those s1Ijers, seamen and wild
ows who unable TO pay.
Refer 10 any honest man in Washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Agent, No. 5a5 Twelfth street west.
ap Tim
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EOELL a. BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS

EKT OULD respectfully inform their friends and
w the public generally that they ,-.s: STIs
are prepared to attend to all orders in -:i.ss;.S
their line of business. ts!-=is
All kinds of u UPIIOLSTERING 2 si.==:is
neatly executed; such as-Cutting and sI-:sss
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating si:==EII;;s
and Oil Cloth, Making and itiipg up sfsEZzj
Bed and Window Curtains, Hair Shuck EI==Zzs,
and other Mattresses, Pew and other ElEs$=a
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, anu sick
Caairs. We have in store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains. VENITIAN BLIND made in
any style, and old ditto repaired To look as well es
new All kinds OF old Work repaired, and all Oh
ders thankfully received and promptly attended TO
for cash, or q perfect understanding before hand
Iryou want the worth of Your money lust give us
q cali, al No 2o1 Pa. avenue, south side, hetw 9Th
and 10th streets. mar ST
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NTEMDlRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES
Nl sington.-Tne Literary Life and Correspond
ence Of the Countess Of BlesSiDgton, BY Z r Mad
den, NJ. Il J. A, vol
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
apl4 Bookstore, near 9th 81.
TAYLOR s. MAURY'S ELASTIC PEN No 27
4 This pen, which is manufac ured by Perry Il
Co , London, expressly for Messrs Taylor Maury
will be found unequalIed in all the requisites Of
good steel pen Sold in gross boxes, price 81, at
their Rock and Stationery Store, near Oh st.
apl4
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HAAS PATENT AMERICAN ACCORDEONS.
z Several of these new and improaed instruments
just received and for sale at the Music Depot o.
HILBUS HITZ.
Also, 6 dozen of Faas new and cheap instruction
Books price 25 cents.
The pu bile are invited 10 examine these Accorde
oEs, having received the first premiums in every ex-
hibit,on exhibited. HfLBUS HI1Z
mar a Sole Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-23

LIT THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CkPTAIS BEHyAAIN.-Nhcrever known his testi
mOHy will be conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should he sceptcal, Or. Daw-
son Bro, with others of the best known and mos,
highly respectable citizens OF Easton, endorse h-
wonderful cure by
HAAPrON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
EAsTos, Oct. 4, 1854.
MessTs. Mortimer & MoW5rGy:
Gentemen-l feel it my duty TO you and the pub
lie TO certify tOthe effects OF Hamp;on's Vegetable
Tincture. ] was for more than 1--WE years laborng
under 4 disease Of Chronic RheGmatisIn. and the
great part of that tine was 50 helpless that hat
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
became reduced 10 q mere skeleton. All the med
icInes took done me no good, and continued {.
grow worse. | heard of HamptOn's TIncture an0
thought would give il trial. At this time | die
not expect TO live one day after another. ltd no.
take it (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism, bu, IT.
short time was well IF that disease. From tht
effects of your incturc and the help of God an
now getting III good health.
wish all the afflicted to try HamptOn's Vegetab
Tincture, as have done, with the same effect tnir
it has ON Your 0bedient servant,
Isaac BENJAyIn.
We are acduaiGted with Isaac benjamin. sol,
him some of HamptUn's Vegetable Tincture, and b.
heye the above statement correct.
DAWSON g Bro.
From our knowledge OF Captain Benjamin We ara
confident that the above statement is true and un
exaggerated. J. a. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gatis, aud see cures o.
Cough, Bronchitis, rheumatism, Neuiai9ia, Dvs
peIisia, EervOusness and General " eakness. As d
,enaIe medicine for delicate childen we beiiev,
il uHeGuallej.
more street, Baltimore; and 30i Broadway, N. YOfh
CHAs. SrOTT X Co., J. b. MOORE, ID. ID. CLARKR
CLAREE s: BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER
SON, Washington; also. by r. 3. +. CIsSRL, George
town, and Z. Z. BERRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
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JOHNSON ON MANUREs, l vel, London
81 Vaux on tilling and vertZng land, do
MOrfit on Manurrs, Philadelphia
DGna's Muck Manual for Farmers, Lowell
Dana on Manures, New York
Rufiin on CalcareOus Manners, Richmond
B3Own's American Muck Book, New York
Practical Treatise on ManureS, by 'he British So
ciety, for the diffusion of useful knowledge
Aud many works on Agricultural Chemistry, on
Fruit Culture, Bees Cattle, Drainage, Tree Plant
ing, and other branches of Gardening ani Husband
ry, many OF them imported from abroad.
mar % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE II received this day n new ass0rt-
IN menl Of SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, Of
the latest styles. Also, q variety Of other new
Goods as Vest Chains, Chatelans, Bracelets, Pins,
Earrings, Rings, etc.
Great inducements offered TO purchasers.
II. sEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th st'.
0B- Nep Points put TO Gold Pens at short no.ice'
Diamonds remOun,ed, and Jewelry made to order.
mar OFF
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VOS. NEFF'S PREMIUM VIOLINS AND vi
81 OlincelloS can b. seen at ouT Music Depot.
Amateurs and the profession are invited TO call
and Try these excellent instruments
HILBUS Il EITZ, Agents.
A good Conirabass for sale low for cash, if imms
date application be made as above.
%
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An APPEAL To COMMON SENSE

nlarS
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stop nv PAPER I"

0, yes, stop OF course, if we can and
we know we can, If its not under to much
Roadway. We don't want any one to
have the American agains, their will, ex-
cep, some OF Uncle Sans appointees
whom We would like to convert from
Neb.raskality, Romanism and the error
Of their ways. But this would be not
only a hopeless, but thankless under.
taking. Besides, they refuse to take ii
from the Pos, Office and even from the
carrier, our kind feelings towards them
to the contrary notwithstanding. Well,
people will be ungrae,efu and it can, be
helped.
Speaking Of stopping paper, reminds
US. A gentleman Of this village who
had been ,patron Of the Herald for
number Of wears, was anxious to settle up
and stop the thing, about the time it be-
came Mercury xed.l After much delay
and vexation, he finally succeeded in
paving up and getting receipt; he then
notified Couillard before witness TO stop
it. Here he supposed the matter would
end. but he was mistaken.
The mex, Friday morning Couillard
threw one of the Mecury Heralds into
his sleigh without even saying, with
your leave" At noon he found anothe,
in his box at the Post Office. He felt a
little annoyed, bu, tried to console him.
self with the reflection that he should
no, be bored with any more Heralds Tor
a, leas, a whole week. But again he
was mistaken.
That afternoon our carrier left an
ERsrorfA Herald in his office. By this
time he felt decidedly cross: ordered The
young man not to leave it, and finally
chased him down stairs. By tea time
equanimi,y Of his temper was somewhat
restored and he congratulated himself mp
on the many narrow escapes from the
Herald which he had experienced dur
ing the day. But on returning to biz
house-lo and behold another Eiisrortl
Herald was lying in wal, for him. This
was too much to bear up against.
Tha, evening we had an interview with
him. and when we left. he appeared com
pari,ively calm. But the evil i. no, We
cured-,he ghos, III must be its ghost TO
two reasons lst it looks so pale 2ndll
the Ellsworth Herald is deadly still con
lnues to haun, him. Like the ghost o
Banquo, "is will no, down. Such
paper is hard TO stop; the American i
not like it
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19

GeTEEKER GARNER AND AMERICAN
MASrrAcTrREs sit as been stated tha,
Goserner Gardner appeared on tue day
@: his inauguration in a suit composed
entirely OF cloth OF American manuiac.
tare. Il he found as much d.iiicu l.y in
7rotGreing the cloth As the writer Of the
following, " hich We extract from 'sfier
n Nes York paper from tailor on
Broadway, he is certainly emitted to
great credit for his perseverance.
Il short time age, one Of Cur worthy
citizens, an old KG!ckerbocker}called ON
Us to have Goa, made, and asked if We
had any American troade!oth. We
we're obliged to reply tina, we had aot.-
As as r1s determined 10 haze an 4meri
caD coat, We spent considerable time in
searching for a suitable American bread
cloth; bu, could no, find one until toia i,
when We succeeded in procuring pence
OF one OF Skaters cloths made from
American and foreign wool, half of each
which IS good enough for any gentleman
to wear. Bu. we learn. with regret
that We canno, be supplied with these
cloths, as Mr.. Slatar has been obliged 10
stop making them, in consequence OF
duty on foreign wool, which be mus,
have for filing"
Il is lamen,able fact, that the manu-
lac,ure of bfoadclo;hs in this country-a
branch Of industry .hlch bu, few years
since was pursued with much success
mas entirely ceased. Sater's mills. in
Rhode Island, the anuiac,uring estab-
.ishmeni alluded to IN the above para
graph, which was the last TO succumb TO
adverse circumstances, stopped but few
weeks since. This is the direct result oil
the practical operation OF the presen,
tarlti, which impose duty of 81 per
cent, Indlseriminately upon foreign wool.
1t nigh, be supposed tina, this high duty
was intended as protection to the wool
growers Of this country, and to certain
extent i. undoubtedly is. But it so hap.
pens. however that the coarser wonIs are
not produced IN this country, and the du-
ty upon this descript on, which is required
for the filing in the manufacture 81 broad
cloths, amounts TO prohl bition Of its
use.
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coalition which now exists between law.
yers who act as Magistrates for each 9TH
er, governed BY the moro, you dec ide
in my favor and | will decide in your IA
vor-' The necessity Of his law is appa-
rent. These pitiful pet,ifoSers might
complain, and so do conterfei,ers when
stringent laws are passed against them.
THE EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE,
This is an evil which has been appa-
rent for many years. From this has
originated much of the political tyranny
now contended against by the American
party. The Governor by means Of his
sheriffs. Registers of Probate, and others
whom he appoints to diice, is enabled to
exercise power repgnant TO the spiri,
OF free government. In view Of this,
we are in favor OF permitting the people
the sovereign power o the State, to elect
all county officers. Moreover, let the
State be divided into seven Judicial dis
tricts, in each OF which there shall be
elected one Judge o. the Supreme Court
The election Of Judges BY the people is
no experiment. W. have resided in sew.
eral states where it has heen tried for
years and PROVED entirely satisfactory.
There are many other reforms needed
10 which ". have no. alluded for want
of space. Of,hose we may speax here.
after. We have alluded TO some which
will equire charge Of State Cons,itu-
tod, and there fore We would suggest TO
the present legislature the proprie,y OF
submitting these changes to the people.
We canno, close this article wlthou,
one more suggestion. Every Military
Company, composed wholly or princi-
pally of foreign Rom anis,s, should be
Immediately dislnnded and thei, arms
surrendered up to the proper authority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Creation

Ere lime began, or stars or planets shons,
Chaos. eternal held tormless throne;
Bot Ger the void spirit. influence eams,-
Twas VISION. light, and loves omnife fame
Tat. over Night, snd boundless ether, trod,
Taal fashioned worlds III ~3s the mighty God.
He sad-'lei there I've light ard lighI was made: -
The morning came, asd With it, evenings shade
The shining spheres, the earth, the glorious sun,
In endless circles throa;h their courses run,
Thus n isht an i day alternately ensue,
And rajient gori.s burst upon the view
Yet o'sy n. earth the rolling waters spread;
He speaks The ~ori-the oceans seek their bed
Tn, load capped mountains 10 their places stood
tn. hills, the vals.-snd .all was very coed"
The ia! came And from earih's bosom sprung,
Herb, fruit and flower, whilst choral praises runs
The ,eemine seas, with hnny tribes are flied;
God sles .ed the work for thu. the spirit willed.
Five days had passed since first the morning hgh;
Had kissed the new born arth smiling and brsh;
Yet no terrestrial had it. surface tiod, -
No creature bore the image Of It's Col.
Blu, nov Ger hill nd dale the herds appear,
Tn. RANGING stsed, the beating e~s, the deer -
And man The eruwning work OF ali. Is s-e,l
To bear the impress OF nj. Makers rsc;,-
THIS ends the work yet every coming day,
From pole 10 pole doth Wtsdom's ligh; dis play;
And nights blue arch with ,xiakng hrillian,s hung
Pruciaims the praise, bylang.l spirits sung.
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Later From California
NEw YoRx, Jan. Is.

NEW ok, Jan. To-
The steamship Northern Light, from
Aspinwall, arrived at her dock about
half-past eight this morning, bringing 221
passengers, and 1888 600 in treasure on
freight.
The Northern Light connected with
the steamship Cortez, which lef, San
Francisco on the Esd u!t.
Brig Tartar, from Charleston for New
Orleans, was ashore Oh the Tortugas.
The Uncle Sam arrived a, San Fran
cisco, Goth uIi;, making the time from
New York % days and 9 hours.
The committee appointed at the rail-
road meeting in San Francisco, had De.
cidsd that stage route across the Plains
= the most practicable means Of securing
.he speedy complexion Of the railroad,
and the State Legislature will probably
be called upon 10 make an appropriation
for the purpose
The Civ Marshal al Oakland. John
Hogan, had abscended with Sc0, 900 OF
the city funds.
The question OF the Stale capital was
abou; to be decided, and Sacramento
would doubtless be the place.
Miss Sarah Pellet, had declared her
intention al taking on, FIVE thousand re-
spectacle girls to California
i libel sui,, brought by George Tha;ch-
er aud vile, aeaias, the Chr i Adyo-
cate, had resnlted in favor Q! the paint
itT<, with 5000 damages. The paper
had published a letter stating that the
hA4ailas were living together without
i,ela- married,