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Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Morris.

MARCH 22.-Hdbeos Corpus.-In he Hotter Of the Ap-
p,icac~ for Writ Of Haboas Corpus for Ransom SmitA
Tho prisoner In this Is held in the custody Of the
Sheriff Of the county Of Kings BY virtue Of warrant
rsquisiton issued BY the Governor Horato Seymour
to hold him and deliver him TO the agent appointed BY
the Governor Of the State Of Pennsylvania. Ransom
emith charged the requiston of the Governor OF
Psnnsyivania with being "a fugitive from charge Of
perjury. een
Mr. busteed claimed the discharge Of the prisoner, on
The grounds that the warrant Ia absolutely void and
that II Ia untrue that Mr. Ransom Smith IL fugitive
from justice and that the alleged charge against him
IA false.
witnesses we're examined, and the Judge remauded
the accused.
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The annual election for officers of the Gardiner
Gold Mining Company was had few days since,
when the following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing yesr:-Chrles Ely, A. P. Halsey, Charles
Tracy p @. Gardiner, J. W. Cam ler and s. a. Nix.
Al subsequent meeting Of trustees, Charles Ely
was elected President; Geo. G. Ripley, Treasurer,
and Richard yose, Secretary. During the whoe Of
the past season this company has feen steadily pur.
suing is legitimate business II has had from forty
to fifty men actively engaged In mining, and an i'm.
mense quantity OF has been raised to the surface.
The company's crushing machine has been through.
out in perfect operation, and the amalgamsting ms
cbirery Ia nearly completed. The management Is
composed Of sbrewd practical men, with enlarged
experience In this branch Of business. They feel
confident OF satisfactory results ut an early day.
According to an official state nent, there were
forty banks In existence In the State Of New Hamp
shire on the LIST Monday In December last. The az.
greeate sm unit Of capital stock which had been
BEEN actually paid In to these Institutions Was
90 $40 600. The amount OF debts due the banks
ard secured By pledges Of their stock, was sls247.
The total value Of the real estate belonging TO them
was s5s,s59 The sum OF all the debts due the
banks was $7.063 ,263, and o. this nm 81 ,465 was
due from directors either principals or suretles
The amo unit Of specie In vault was tl97 9l2 bills OF
other banks On hand, tl58, 400. The whole amount
Of deposits was tsso,97s. The amount Of deposits
In other banks for the redemption Of bills was
s756 e3l; and the amount Of bills in circulation wa,
equivalent 70 90, ST..
The Boston 7Sareiir Of the 2lst Inst says:--
We updsrstand that application IL about 20 be
made 70 the Legislature Of Vermont TO follow the exam.
pie 81 Massachusetts in helping the WORKS Of internal
improvement n 10 proposed that Vermont abs issue
$1,000 Of per cent sterling bonds payable In Lon
den IN thirty years aud secured BY nrt mortgages
the entire properly and franchise Of the Rutlsnd and
cspra roads In place Of their present mortgages The
csbt OF the Rntlsnd 70 81 500 900 trst, 81 800 600
Of the Central eco frt and 81 SEQ 900 sscoad
Total coo for the Rutland and o. 500 900 for the
CtnrA tmounting altogether 70 81, 700 COO ssy eight
millions 10 round NUMBER The annual Interest OF Ave
per cent voah Be ony ooo and the net ssrnsgs Of
ese roads as year exeesdsd that amount that the
security VOID u 7tr.sc.y $40 rs:. rosiI are ysi
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HoAL cHrkrER THAN ryER-THI sCBscRIsgR
W vn " snsss fsr Ar. tsys Ssiy ,hs $50 80 ssA
steve ss4 ss e.<, sAssiy ~ ~ ss frs@ Ss~.s run
yAcos w. cosSWELL. ~ r<s,-. ~s,,A
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Violation Of Corporation Ordinances.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge q reen

MARCH % There eighty four suits in this Court
this morning to recover penalties for tn, violation OF the
corporation ordinances in encumbering sidewalks and
strsets in selling scord hand goods without license &c
Out OF that number, twenty five settled BY the
parties, and In twenty eight the
served By copy and new service ordered and twelve ad
journed for future trial The balance tried, and
sums from t5 TO co. There also suits against
merchants for allowing carts 20 be backed the
sidewalk In delivering and taking away goods. In the
latter the offenders contend that by the ordinance
ey permitted 10 do just what they have been doing
The Judge remarked that he would take time examine
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At Tho second board The market Was shade or
two better. Nicaragua Transit improved per cent.
Hudson River Railroad, Z. The steamship Atlantic,
from Liverpool must be near at hand with seven
days later intelligence, and the anxiety for her ar
rival Is 30 intense that nothing Of importance will
be done In any Of our markets until the suspense Is
removed. fhs steamer In nov In her thirteenth day,
and cannot be long delayed. ..
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CORPORATION sorIo Va.

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s'sieFt |. q. hasas.s Ssssr, 40 tAs nsasnss s~s
y. rs,t .s..st.ss y .ss ssssss s.s tsnslss 49,.
Aais p-tgsrfy vti " ella " ts@rsst isss sns
s.is wi ~ sssh " ~ psf " tks
sAls tg.slyss< Tts psrshs~r vni ~ stafss~s Y -
So. ~ rrfs<fs q his t~rshsss frs~ ,hs 49,
fss tsys rsn So tsJ u ssis Al rssps@sesfv - ~
ssllvsy "a, lwsr-sty vnl " t1t.s " a. fs,ske "a
70 80 y~f~h~~s sksa< s.rsss rs@sss as $3.50
40 - t,st~ry vitaas ~ tvs s.ys sTsssss sssa ~
te.sss-.s 'ssfitss " 80 s~sssuss sst 81 - st w.
EssfHoi1syw n ruspv.
ls@&s@ss. v k~ss<s sss .sst>>Sa~
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IN thsir infancy, end win do much better they grow
older and develops their A tbs State Of veg
mont Is out Of debt these nvs Per cents would probably
bring par In Europe, where money worth but three
Per cent A part q the plan 10 70 establish sinking
funds Ike those Of the Western and Vermont and Mas
sschusstts roads which, b their own operation. win
incalculable benefit TO TIE State and s proper that
the State shoud help the roads BY loaning t credit
for their advantage. II the aid should be granted, 1t
would free these corporations from existing
ments make their bonds worth par, and materially sd
vance the market value of their stock.
The negotiations in regard TO the steamboat route
rom Norwich to New York have resulted Ia re-
storing the connection Of the route with the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, and this company are
making. preparations, In the way Of engines aud
cars, TO do tho business In prompt and acceptable
manner. F1m Norwich to New York there will
be the new boat the Commonwealth, and the
superior steamer the Connecticut, which is to be
refitted.
The coupons of the bonds Of the Great Western
Railroad Company Of Illinois, due on the LIST Of
April, will be paid on and after that date at the
companys Office, No. 45 William street.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
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Governor Matteson arrived in this city yesterday
from New York. where he has been for short time pAs
engaged in perfectng arrangements for settlement
with Messrs. WAdswor,h Sheldon, account Of the
which has been amply secured BY responsible parties
outside Of the general assets Of that firm and not
braced in the assignments made by the 70 that loss
Sheldon come upon the State in this behalf This
settlement embraces the balance due by Messrs Wads
worth Sheldon, account Of portion Of the interest
fund in their hands at the time Of their failure.
This arrangement will enable the State TO pay the
January interest at the time the July payment Is due
which Il regarded fortunate circumstance as far
the credit OF the State Is concerned and learn II Ia
entirely satiactory 70 the who hold much the
larger share Of the States indebtedness, upon which
the pa ment IL 70 be applied, ~ s....Ilt .-aI. -E
regard 10 State stocks In the hands Of the former
State agent when the failure took place, b. known
there bond with ample security attached for their
payment their return and Ia presumed early steps
viii be taken 10 the State against ultimate loss In
this respect also. II.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn PURSUANCE or AN ORDER on THE sURRo
i gave 81 the County of New York NOTES 10 hereby
given 70 all persons haviaR claims against John l. VI
hCraekan. late Of tbs city Of New YO merchant d.
ceased TO present the same With vouchers thereof "
the Subscriber Al his once No 81 ChAnbsrs street In
the city Of New York before the 2sth day Of July
merit Dated New Yosk, the 2sth d,y Of January 1855
pUM B. swKUsY. Pubhc AdzAalstSatE
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The annual meeting Of the Great Western Rail.
road Company was held ct Hamilton. Canada West,
last week. The report states that the earnings Of
the road for the half year ending January 81, were
fl96,53S %. 3D., and the working expense fl02..
256 g. 3D., leaving balance Of eos $50 Is. which,
added to the balance Of the previous half year,
f475 lss- 3D., makes the total net receipts over
working expenses be3SN l9s. Sd. Out Of this
amount was paid interest on bonds and borrowed
money, CAS- ,64s, and for six months liquidation Of
100000 sterling Provincial debentures, f9, l25;
leaving net balance ofeaznings Of f3S 754 los 3d.
equal to three per cent on the present capital Of
2l.2ss325. ..... ....5.- ....5. .tYi--.5
Mr.. L. P. BsyDe, Of the Arm Of Selden, Withers
& Co., Of Washington, denies all the statements OF
Mr. Rives relative TO the Exchange Bank. He
charges Rives with hostility, owing TO buaness
difficulty Of long standing and denies the statement
that any money Of the firm has been used in com.
promising OF conpounding claims. Tho trustees
also state that the most Of the available funds are
tied In New York by Virginia attachments, but they
have collected assets to the amount Of $3.50. 900,
and have paid $3.50 900 for the redemption Of bonds
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, In con-
formity with the letters Of Assignment.
The Chicago Journal Of Monday, the 10th inst,
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K VTRA PAY.


BOUNTY LAND NOW 100 ACREs-TO ALL UNITED
ID states sailors soldiers and Others any IT'D
Extra pay promptly paid Land obtained bought
coming 20 widows and heirs deceased Unsd sailors
aud soldiers collected and all kinds Of claims against the
United states recovered By EDWARD BfSSELL Agsnt and
late PurrerU U, 3 Navy, ~ wall street
BOUNTY LAkD.-soLDiERs, SAILORS, Ac.. AND
late act Of Congress entitled FOO Of laad
can obtain The sAr 4 the old established szsney s. Chst
ham street Evace Of service Of those that received
CALVIN w. SMITH Successor TO late N. H.ish..
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION CLAIMS UNDER
~ The late Law. o. Conrsss promptly and legally prose
outsd BY GEORGE WOODMAN, attorney At Law, 10 vii.
liam street, tstvesn Wall and Pine stres,s
BOUNTY LAHD.-soLDfERs, SAILORS, sARISEs
ID ariheers, teamstsrs &c their widows oh
dren should apply at at the Bounty Land oee Sos
rs and ~ Nassau street. PfTKIS A DINEY.
I AND wARRASTs.-ALL PERSONS ENTITLED To
bonnty snd, undsr ths late act o. Congress hAys
BROTHERS, bankers, &c Wall street, corner Pearl.
n 5. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, 10 BROADwAY.--
Land warrants for sodirrs sailors, artoosrs sl.s
patsnt tales pvrehassds once hours from A. NJ tii n
JANIS JOHN ID. sTRoW, At,orasys ~ Lss. sfsss
No. %, sp stairs
JTNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND orYTcEs-ALL
foldrs " sailors or tbs widows o. thos Who served ~
70 100 Asrss o. bounty lad Those vbe r,ssv.s or1
acres can obtain The balance No shsrr. vhsssv unsa
''''" arc '''is.i " VI. ; .,,.. s.....
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EADvEkTNEMENN RENEWED NEKf DAY.
~ SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUDSON RIVER IkpRoyEMENT.--owNERs OF
II steam dredging mschn,s hear OF employment for
and ssrS from the bar. q ~ sa.on
signed at 81 Ni R,cs strSet r s's Ys5h u,
T o. OF o. F.-BEAcoN LODGE, NO 2es-THE MEN
Lodge Friday siarnoon az esiosk for tho par
paying the last tribute respect to late worthy
s. DrAeL,, Sec. = ''' WIN. 0. MUIR, 10.
masonic NorIcEANHE MEMBERS or MUM
a.r i1sss NO. 90 M 70 and
. ''l the election Of s. w. by S Sfas1l BERRY
4 d. c. BnAvroS, Secretary.
MASONIC NoTIcR.-THE MEMBERS OF ORIENT
M chapter No iR arc hereby notified 70 NEE. ..
ssEei join paying x. last srSst.
re koBERrs. searstary.
NoTIcE TO PIIoTs-NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN
AN s f,Ss Ssrnns vessels into th port TIA. strict
q: q s M. ~
every no ,Sa discover to 10 entering the por
ass.s existed :. the time Of her sailing Al hs FROM
whence 2; shs sailed. -.
ID. phi tho
."s a -
snd shall direct him to proceed and anchor his 81
the snshorAs there TO await the further dros
HENRY T. BARTLETT Health ofhesr
HEALTH 0rYIcE, Quarantine, March u. 1855.
NEW YORK, JAN. 90 ls55.-RECEIvED OF Mr.
In william Labor Treasurer OF the Young Mems AssocA
81 5 So being the proceeds Of their brat
given the Roman Catholic orphans Of New York city
+ - iEs.f 3. BORRQNEo, Lady Superior.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW
York March l9 lSSThs annual election for thirteen
directors ofte above company will be held at the ONCE No
HBroadway, on Monday, the second day Of April next
The polls will open At IL and close ~ o'clock r. H. The
transfer books will be closed chs th Of March tho
Of April inclusive. HEkRYsxiTH Secretary pro tom.
OFFICE or THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
" Railroad Company Corn Exchange Bank Building. II
William ttreet-New York, March ls65This Company
hayn0 declared dividend Of four cent the capital
stock payable Monday the second Of April next the
slant, M, until tho second Of April The dividend
'~ pa : NV 'M'' ' ~ <. e. fiAoG. Treasurer
THE MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, CORNER THIRD
svss.s and Ninth street pays six per cent interest on
$50.
Open daily from "a. n 2P. n, and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings from to6
Hon. JACOB A, wEsTERvELT, date Mayor Of tho ei,y5
Presidsnt.
pwLIy w. Esos and ISAAC T. ssrH. Vice Presidents.
w. II. ELswoRTH, Secretary.
N B-This Savings Bank Il In o way connected with
other banking institution In this oy regularly char
tered according TO law by the legislature Of this state aud
gage, on properly worth double the amount loaned.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
ANY PERSON OF HIGH LITERARY ATTAIN.
IA msnA ~ principal, with such testimonials would
CONN sad oons.sSe alno.nt Of pstronas. to ssmnsry
styled the Huguenot Seminary In the village Of Blooming
is Church Of The Hpsusnot in said village IN eosnsson
with other competent teachers a1drsss Church HuEus
nots, Bloominsview staten Island.
ERENCH AND SPANISH LAsGUAGRs-PRoPEsso
and spanish Assdsmiss las frsnan street. viii liz svs .
sons by new philosophical and practical system without
EREScH LANGUAGE.--soNsiEUR AND MADAME
pseo are going TO form new e...s, o. eoay.r.onai
be French anspass hornin; .nd afternoon glasses for
'd''' bTbos en place sS,s
INSTRUCTION. IN GERxAN-BLOOnPIELD AGA,
denny corner Of Bloomfield and First streets Hoboksn
j. Affords facilities TO persons desiring TO Learn this
Or sHsaS Rooms ''' EpxxRp rRL DIN rasp
DRY GOODS, &C.
ATP. COLES, ssS BROADWAY TWO DOORS ABOVE
Union .quaIs sst rseei,sd eoorsd and black ,ilk.,
shsenss and shrtings table linen danasi napkins boys
wear. bombsainss canton cloths Constantly hand
good .ssortment Of houseksspns goods.
GREAT BARGAINS in FoULARD sILKs.-JAMEs
to III. sdss Of New York that Sc VIII this day
open large lot Of printed fouard silks NJ unprcsdsnd
low prices. B.U.
IMPORTED wovE CoRsETs-LADIEs GETTING
new spring dresses should procure pair Of Mrs GAY
and elegantly hitting rrsneh weys esrssts
nue. near Tenth street, n --Emsrois.ri.s very much
under regular prices.
JVET ooops.-LADTEs, THE BEST BARGAINS ARE
,, s,.s selected ssd Z: tao prs.'ss oppe,.spiy
sg or wish 70 secure treat bargain In linen goods % any
70 eel: :, ones ia: ssoa. are Al warr.n''d
ANDREW COLBY 81 Third avenue.
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pRAspRETus PILLS, ny CLEANSING THE BLOOD
ID from all mpuritss, gives powor 10 every organ pr.
form its functions heAltLy matter whssr externally
internally situated Mature has formed tho bowels fer
tho evacuation Of all unhealthy humors Of the blood sal
man would bu, common he would take thsy
performed thi: once faithfully II s bowels out a.
order, too slew too fast few doses Of Drandrsths
pills viii bring them TO order Ash tho Who dyak
from bow els What cured him. he tells Brand
rsths pills Ask him who has had the dysentsry for
months and remedy had issd he will tell that
BrandFeths pills cured him In wsok, 80 with other dis
Twelve BrAndyrths pills rubbed dovn half plns
Of melss cured little boy Of ulcer OF tho face vh,sk
was rapidly spreading TO his eyes and which dozen dso
tiers had tried 10 but could tho vssd
have given half thsy worth 10 have had cured bat
everything they tried did sood until they teA
spoonful Of molssses half pint u which shsy
had rubbed down eve brAndrsths pills before whole
OF tho molass taken tho ulcer cured And
foolish people call Brsndreths ps quAok msdelas
IL would be well II there few such quaok medi
onss VIII all your pretended sarsApsria compounds
loronges sAisss like the randrcth ps Can they
send you TO persons cured DR. Brandretb eAa' CAa
they point out 70 people who hsd been hsipsss foe
from epilepsy and Sc vtus dance. who have b~sa
cured by their romedas' II they cannot DR. BrandrceA
Can hsy point thosa 10 who FOG
had had movement Of the bowels without having
ussd medicine mechanical means aad whom tbs Bsand
reth pills cured In . month, and gave him 90 healthy
evacpstiops - he had when b. obild SOLD ~ DR.
BRAhDRHTH's prinePsi once. Br.ndrs,h. sulla.as.
Isslens A.o. At y. branch oaes;. "a Bs..v saS ,n
Hudson street The pills may also be had VI u. ID.
WRI0HT " Houston street. corner VI Lewis,
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brushes or EVERY DESCRIPTION Ar THE DRUsn
- factory, M Pearl street franLl lin square All ssieiss
sold At the lowest factory prices Paint brushes Of
quality constantly on hand Machine brushes made 20 orA
John X HoPPEL
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IL err. Mas, bss.1.sy Pc, oss'' s,.,ss '.r'' 80
le~s,sss-
DoOnS 10 LET-TO SINGLE CEsTLInIst ~
N r~tvsss fs@iit VITA ~ vthsst hssrs s2rse. hsse
Mislly f.rsishst sse@s sass, ssF' $50 - -. -.
slss ssis ~ ssss trs, sssr fst ART sss $40
hfply "A iIsk nisM sress
i $500 ,~a.lf. f.v a s.sslsms. ssf NJ wgs ~ ssgis
s..slsws. a., -. ..sss,N NJ y usVei'r sasss va
a. ~ sS1A.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND oTnERs WILL vIaD
70 their advanisss 70 buy thslr sher eases a. ,.
CAhPBkILS, ~ park place, near BsoAsvsy A rae
sortnsnt Of silver plated and other haaa bs
sasly paefsd for OF the country. Yseevy Ne ~
Canal street.
ENBRoiDERIEs-EMBRofD
~ -tesrs and under kAnaksrohiss ssiss sad ysess~e
bslds any PER cent undsr rssuisf prisss GArSOa. ~
THIRD Avsaus. MAR Tenth street NJ BY--Ths skSvs
THU day received from the Custom House
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN.
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-The
subscriber has just received his second supply of
Summer Goods making his stock now complete, en-
bracng all the late styles OF Cloths Csssimeres and
vestings. Alss-Black. Blue. Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frock Coats Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats, all styles; Silk Linen. Grass, Alpaca. Shang.
hal GinEham. Drsp-dEte and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Pants;
Vests of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
Collars Stocks; Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully ask his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
z. 3. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100, corner Main and 18th sts.
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United STATES HOTEL, - :
~ iszF51 MAIN STREET. RICH HMM ".

The undersigned, formerly proprietor Of thu
.cantsaa Hotsl, Baltimore, and Coneress Hail ph,'
easiphia yould respectfully inform bis friends and
III III SIAIES HOTEL. Richmond, Va. Thi.
~ sotasy e every respect with any other Hosei in
~ Location being eonvsnient to business
ysll fbraished- In short, il IL The 1nast an and
ssaGsE hoS a IN the sifs Of Richmond. IN sbs
Nous Depots and Steamboat isndinss fo ~ the va
eongers to the Hstel Ae'' W convey pas
pFAkE ol.50 per DAY
- a 3a-llmkw3m p. ruup,ra,,
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CPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-

GPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants SsddlerS and others. to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, GUILE
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, just received
from tho manufacturers of England and America
Tho Goods have been selected with care and pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have hesita-
ton in assuring friends who have hitherto ia
vored with their liberal patronage and the public
generally, that their supplies of Goods may be had
from on good terms - from any other house in
the country. SMITH 4 ROBERTS.
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THE VOICES OF THE RAIN.

=
1~tAoress of Alone" q Yir0iaia Norei.
one baimy dsy-hast thou forgots
An April W1e the weather
When FROM the honeysuckled porch
We watched the sky together;
Through The thin, deecy veil OF cloud
Tie sun ives mildly beaming,
Aud more 10 mist than patfering snowers'
The rain was softly streaming;
Like . blessing on the verdant PLAIN,
Fell the gentle, gentle silver rain.
Another time--tbou vert away
Twas the glowing month OF roses,
when summer, wooed by ardent sun,
Her fervid heart discloses;
There came scroll, which babe prepare
For thee Q speedy greeting;
Smiling, BY the easement sat,
With the welcome letter beating
Time to the music, 'gainst the pane,
OF the laughius, singing, golden rain
Ia Storm and gloom our parting came,
That dark end wretched event
We could but whisper brokenly.
ssIf mot on earth-in heaven
At the Future, stretched 60 dim and lone,
Our loving heart were quaiiing-
Within, were looked and signed isrewe';
Without, the winds were waiting
p a niercinR. wi!dly-sad refrain,
To the heavy, sleeping autumn rain.
2 Whist are We now 2 we, who then vowed
Bot death our souls should sey,ra
Within thy breast. the flame Of love
Il qusnched and cold forever;
Willis, deep In mine, the tide of woe
Beats, In its anguished throbbing,-
p The blast against my windows breaks
In plaintive, fitful sobbing-
ar And my heart weeps In tears ~ vain,
with the bitter, bitter, winter rain.
soaNoNp, Vireiais.
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WARN WEATHER WARES.-Water
w Coolers. Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs Hip
kinda, small Portable Summer Rapees Furnaces.
Enamelled Kettles, Saucs Pans. Coffee Roastsrs,
Zinc Wash Boards, Ovens Kettles. Spiders. Fry
small Garden and Fire Engines, Hydraulic Rams
Lead Pipe. &c, for sale ct the Etove and Tin Ware
Factory, l46 Main street, near the Exchange Bank.
epU-1m GEORGE STARRETT