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No USE FOR TROUSERS.

/ On the morning of the metoric shodWi&
in 1888, Old Peyton Roberts, who infends
ed making an early start to his work. got
up in the midst of the display. On GO.
ing to his door, he saw with amazement
the sky lighted up with the falling meteofS
and he concluded at once the world ws9
on fire, and that the day of Judgment haa
come. .as,sI,t4
He stood for. moment ga&ing IN
speechless terror at the scene, and then
with a veil of horror sprang out Of ths9
door into Che yard, right into the smidssp
of the falling stars and here in his efforsss
to dodge them he commenced q seriesof,
ground tumblipg, that would hare doneg
honor to rope dancer His wife being.
awakened in the meantime, and seeing old
Peyton jumping, skipping about the yardy
called out to him to know what In thss
lame o sense he was doin', out thar daucia,,
round without his clothes. But Peyten
heard not-the judgement, and long back.
account he would have to settle made him
needless of all terrestrial things, and HIS
wife by this time becoming alarmed at shiss
behavior. sprang out of bed. and FanniaRs
to. the door,, shrieklng out at the top .of
her luags- ). - ...s-''.s :
"Pcyton, say aPeyton, what do JSdf
mean, juinpin', about out thar? Come i1s
and put your trowsers on. "
Old Peyton, whose fears had near ofvf1
powered him family answered as heFtell
sprawling on the earth i! 70 sssAAs
fsTrowsers, Peggyl what theh-lAi1Ms,
use of trowsersg when the worlds 9 Gre. =
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

Life is a race where some succeed,
While others are beginning;
'Tis luck at times, at others speed,
That gives an early winning
But if you chance to fall behind,
4 Meier slacken your endeavor; a sssL
Just keep this wholesome truth in mind
,Ts- better late than never. sgst {.
If you can keep ahead, ''tis well, --g.,r..
"a But never trip J our neighbor; e.as za
IT'S noble, when you can excel - ef 81
BY honest, patient labor
But, if you are ontstriped at last, 80,
Press on as bold as ever; x i.
Remember, though you are surpassed; ,,a.
'Tis better late than never!
Meier labor for an idle boast sas -
OF victory DER another; 5.s4',7
eBut, while you strive your uttermost,
IDEAL fairly with a brother. s.iis * 81 if
sWhate'er your station, do your best, IS
3 And hold your purpose ever;
And if you fail to beat the rest:
Tis better late than never. - s.
Choose well the Path in which you run,
xuSuceeed by noble. daring; - 7xhlsf
Then, through the least, when once tits won,
Your crown is worth the wearing
Then never fret, if left behind,
Nor slaclsen your endeavor;
But ever keep this truth in mind, t'
sTis better late than never!
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.mA Noble Example.

Many years ago, in an Obscure conntfys
school in Massachusetts, an humble, cea>l,
boy was to be seen, and it wasss
evident to, all that his mind was beginning
to act and thirst for some intellectnaf
good. Hewas alive TO knowledge. Next
we see him put forth on foot to settls IN
a remote town in that State, and parsps.a
his fortunes as shoemaker his tools b,-aa
ing carefully sent on before him. IN
short time he is in business III the post Of
county surveyor for Litchfeld county, be-
ing the most accomplished mathematician
in that section of the State. Before ahe1s
is twenty-five years we find him supplying -
astronomical matter for nm Almanac in
New York Next he is admitted to the
bar, self-ftted lawyer. Now he is found
on the bench of the Suprene Court 4
Next he becomes q member of the Contk ie
mental Congress. Then he is member =,
of the FIVE to frame the Declaration of In
dependence. He continued member or s.
Congress for near twenty years, and was :
acknowledged to be one of the most use- 81
full men and wisest counselors in the land.e 20
At length, having discharged every Office i,
with perfect ability, and honored in his ].
sphere the name of Christian, he died, re.
gretted and loved by his State and na:i3n.
This man was Roger Sherman. We sakssa'
particular satisfaction now and then mss
lchronicling the career of those self made &,
men, and holding them up as bright ex..
Eamples for the youth of our time 20 fol.
Ilew s1gs tztst sssssse ; :
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GRANDPAPAS BEGGAR BOY.
s..e-s By MRS. CAROLINE A, souLE.

sllT-l BIZ MRS. CAROLINE A, sOuLE.
.sfszes & slsa5 s. -----
ssDo but shear me, papa, do but have
patience with me a few short moments,
while I tell you exactly how 1 found them.
Ia . cellar, papa, dark, gloomy, musty
.cellari in a marrow lane. where the sunshine
never beams, where the birds never sing,
where flowers never grow, where all is
filth, and rottenness; and he lay, yes, our
darling Charlie lay upon q few bundles OF
damp straw,S'with only thin sheet to coy.
er hlm and SO pale and a einaciated-e" ),
Mary y command a'Is you TO cease. ana
the Old maa : voice iaifiy sstreaoiea WITH
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A YOUNG FELLOW. at q fashionable ball,
upon the stewards asking him "What are
you" meaning what o'clock it was by MIN,
was so consciously alive to the Intrusion
which he had been guilty of that he stam-
mered out, "Why, sir, | confess lam a
barber; bat if you will have the goodness
to say ne more about it / will instantly
leave the room.n
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PHGNIXIANA.

L dItNlA1ANA. q
The redoubtable Phoenix in ailate letter,
gives the following account of the meeting
between Memphis man and his better
half at the st. Charles, in New Orleans.
Comment. is useless:
my old friend Butter
field, who had joined US at Memphis, /
landed at New Orleans, and proceeded
forthwith to the st. Charles Hotel. At
this great tavern Amos expected to meet
his wife, who had arrived from California.
to rejoin him after the three months sep
aration reYer have seen man so ner-
vous. lie rode on the outside of the
coach with the driver, that he might OBJ
tain the earliest view of the building that
contained his adored one. 1t was with
great difficulty that 1 kept pace with him
as he fumultuously rushed up 30 the steps
leading to the Rotnnda In an instant
he was at the Office and gasping Mrs.
Butterfeld. In the parlor, SIR replied
Dan, and he was off. l followed and saw
him stop with surprise as he came to the
door. In the center of the parlor stood
Mrs. Butterfeld. That admirable woman
had adopted the very latest voluminous
style; and having on rich silk of green
ish hue, looking like lovely bust on the
summit of new mown haystack But
terlield was appalled, for moment but
hearing her cry Amos, he answered hys-
terically My Amander!' and rushed on.
He ran three times round Mrs. Butterfeld,
but it was of no use, he couldn't get in.-
He tried to climb her, but the hoops gave
way and frustrated the attempt. He ex-
tended his arms to her; she held out hers
to him; tears were in their eyes, 1t was
the most affecting thing ever Witnessed.
Finally Mrs. Butterfeld sat down, and
Amos got behind the chair and kissed her,
until their offspring, by bowling and biting
the calf of his leg, created'a diversion
They were very happy; so were the peo-
pie in the parlor. Everybody appeared
delighted; and small boy, year or two
older than little Amos, jumped up and
down like a whip-saw, halloo'd Hoop ee?
with all his might.
Butterfeld," said I, an hour or two
later Il suspect that Mrs Butterfeld
has adopted hoops
oh! yes answered he, i saw that a
sticking out. Perhaps it will obviate the
little tendency she had to blow up I'm
glad of it,
ONLY ONE O'Clock Mr. coming
home late one night from meeting" was
met at the door by his wife,
"Pretty time Of night, Mr. for you
to come home-pretty time, three O'Clock
in the morning; you, a respectable man in
the community, and father of a family!"
''Tisn't three--its only one, heard it
| strike: Council always sits till one o.
clock;n
"My soul! Mr., you're dunk
just as sure as I'm alive, you're drunk,
1T three in the morning.
| II say Mrs, its one. / heard ii
strike one as / came round the corner,
tvo or three times. y
A YOUNG FELLOW at q fashionable ball
upon the stewards asking him "What are
you?" meaning what o'clock it was by nim
yyac en- cpn pnsnioncIy o1iva ~ tba ;,tr,.;o,
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Elections in 1867.

.
An exchange furnishes the following:
April Rhode Island Election.
April 6.-Connecticut Election. s'a''
August 3--Alabama, Arkansas. Iowa, bee
Kentucky, Missouri, and Texas Statsldt
Elections. ..,.:4ssf .s.sf tsa3aes
August G. Tennessee Election. ,a,,.r
August Is. IN orth Carolina Election. =
Z September l.-Vermont Election. AsAs -
September -Galifornfa Electfs&. So %
September 1 4.4-Maine Election. izaq -
October 5.-ieoFgia and Florida Statosss
Elections. .-.s, -. F..s,,.s
October l3.-0hio, Pennsylvania, and
Indiana State Elections. - tes y
November 3 New York, New Jersey. al
Massachusetts, Illinois, Aiichigan. Missis- -sl
sippi and Wisconsin State Electives sssrats
November i0.--Delaware Ecctira. 49,
S. "FELLow CIFizENs, psaid an American Q
preacher, sif you were told that by goiness'
to the top Of those stai:syonJer tpoiuting i
to rickety pair at one end of the church,
you might secure yeur eternal salvation :,
really believe hardly any Of you would try
it; bit let any man proclaim that thete
were a hundred eagles up there foe yoa
and iii be bound there would be such =
getting UP rtIirs as you nerer did see.
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AI.RXANDRfA, April t-Arr schrs A.
Dunn, st JohA. NIB. Sid schr william. p
BOsToN, April 4, Pn--arr schrs
Richn ond; J Y bickerson, LiDnell, MORT
Foster, ard Geo snatiuc5; fsrvers far
Hand, Philsdelphia; VIM Woodbury.. Hii
sesmer Jos whltrey, Howes. Baltimore
Cardenas; schr @ w Holmes, webb, y Yc
CHAR ships Hopburg. Snow, Dale
NOrleans vancahA. Anderson, Apala
Email, JseAson. Gusn'e,amo via FYork;
erron, Richnon d: Mo~elle, Buri'r game.
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New Haven couss Asve sAnsd Tor nste 1so; seAu -
81 DssA JonSA NYok; nsIns. Dll e; O Lynsn go
..sd o. Helen Louis, fho%gssn DO; Chas HswNZ Alien
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foHfIxlD. AsIh - esrf cnarss nawta, Lns.sloa..
ssvs1.; A.asss,S. Ps:soSs .ssu.crs A'A"'' 00A''
PO6YSnOUYH. ApTn 1-An sehss 1alus Brocss korfo,k;
aiyes Cloud, Chusshd, AYcrk
ola .4Ss sa aP g.: 81. ss;ss ;:ss
jesse winsmsgu whsnors York; Juhss Ws6k. 1rfbls
NIondon; " q Audenried HEWITT. Bosom; Grace Ghdier
Paine Hfcss; H4nmcnd' fsne Sosscc: rsnric Bsacon
Ga q. ssss:iips Oss = New York NssAsws, Dos.,u;
Boston eelew New York. bast. juliet Erskns 8rl Kelly
DAD; Iris (Brl Petera Halifax N6; schxs Geo Jeocs Cr
ven Js@aica; nether Nscherson Bosom. California
Essa, iasoort: harp Nsyhsv, JacEsocyiiis ny
Mobile: pscsnr osSss Culver Bsaors; Lydis G S
chase % We newPor John tSncsssr s,ss rhIsassis
XidrisA, Noble Sid schrs Alfred Chase, WHOM, aoron
Onaro vangiosr, Philadelphia; sloop Pointer fowier
York Bark Harriet Stephenson remains 4 anchor near
RICHMOND April S-Arr sshr amy Rogers Boston. Sid
brig Fairy. Welsh, Pernsmbuco and mkt schrs liverpool
Kendrick Barn gton Ns Bernent Parker. AID Danvllc.
SxH fRARcIsCo March s-Arr ship Flying Dragon. Lit.
WILMINGTON, NC. April 2-oId bark sazsnac B,gley,
CardesAs sohrs Brown, Dsrrickson. and LAZY. Frsnos
WASHINGTON, NC, March s-Arr schrs Nary Louisa,
Abbott Martinique; 2Sth W jenkins NYork 10TH Sunny
south Beauty and Oregon do Returned, schr Wiels,
heRcs F Wd hs, ps sss1 e below .pa not
before Incorrectly reported bark Auskngum Luther,
Matanzas
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sssa@sr rSos sparks. Green PSiIsdslA Briss.
p..spserS to spOaord iiiestoS 4 % -N'' -''
Win irSs as . sscsS. March en- Is s g lon 70
nsa Of Postsn outA bound r.
1.rs ReySluton, Hshsway Havana II days. with sugar
s.,l .. Bennett. Charleston. days with cotton 10
Ihs s.@i xa.ms of Camden Mo-. os,er Me..na Feb
S..senesd heavy weather spht :ais Sc ,' ''- : '"
rs rs i vi.
Nv gales for he last 6sy o. been is Aags Of Bermudn
Na~h si 20 Ion as g. spohe schr Jus,ina BAndeu 10
bsi bottom mp, painted white had not been long that Gu
Bris Fanny Whittier (of Boston, Gage Gambia with nuts,
Bris Andrew Ring, McCxrty. eusyAnaca, Pr March a.
sas :us co &C e e ssss Bolivar March y with
AAes, &c 70 Bech Kunherdt
4 4. n Sss s:psi Pea Dyer CARDINAL March
Ad;Ss ylussr 90 sG:'op' r..rdss &C.. SA. q
lon Is n, passed brig judith somes. OF Mount Desert
Big Cap. Tom Pisrsoo. sasua March n with sugar.
Rig Celes;na Cof Mppidse,, Dunbar Msnzanlo March
tkes, poke bark Trojsn from Orleans oenfusSos
eshr Ostrich (Br,. BshscAe, Palermo Jan Is Gibraltar
Eeo 3 with oranges and lemons To- Chamberlain Robinson
% tIpeIenced heavy gales on the psssage sprung bow
sehr Drsko Drisko. Cardenss Is days sugar and
eeA. H.wi,ss Srsln Charleston, days, with cotton
aehr ssHvs lof nachias) Huntey. Daxien IL days
ss1 nooVnSht KpsPpI ge9rgeown, DC sdaya
4cbr Gen P&Ayev. Hunt Lubec
s e., s sssy l s.;o:i 1 sssSs
ScAr Plymouth Rock, Ryder, Boston
schr Princess LoYen Boston
vveek Of rssamiug Than, ashore Al BarnegH-
fp judith arrived yesterday from Calcutta
~ IS day hat g. lon ". spoke shp Linda. Me-
49,, from Calcutta tor London all well The has expe
y4snsed heavy weAsher. spit sals. &c.
Jhe bark Waterman, from Manila, reported below IN
ysser day edition spoken the 9th Of the Woodlands
y Capt Fountain Of eamtug Ocean, and ordered Boston
The bark reported In Yesterdays MORNINGS edition
- Bird, from Boston. should have read Storm Bird.
Wind during the day. g. and blowing gale; Pm, WNw,
vnh rain and snow and also blowing perfect gale
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yHnApEI.PHIA, April SAT as.hsr K:nn.sec. Hand,
. sSa'is nj chr; s:as Ss
HART NYorS sarah James yamea Providence; na1ths
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MlsceAaneous and Disasters.
srw ocrAs sYnAy. Mcclellan from London for BeyPere,
@ sSoSs Is 90 .nG .uppo.sa insured !. s s Esss
sHy Brso Stafford from Charleston for IAvergco st.sd'
b Bsiiey o. dis city and worth irom $50 o 20 $1,000
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sc.. q. !. 9. ~: ma ns% ,ss s~.rd
aevsed .shors b DE se below se town and remained
am M. I r.. osss: sa * n ssS.sn '''@' "
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sd been purvhased BY parties In View Orleans 70
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opp< Anen, arrived ~ New Bedford I'd ms Ake The place
- he nessoc~nst
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..s, vard foo. q Wednesday morning.
81 oso~h e steamship Queen % the Pacific, o. 5000
S-rxhsn sor Messr. ChArls~ nsrrap soos Of Ills city.
WhaseEen.
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50 ron smoss BAy. con, Jsn p. Sunbeam Cromwell
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ss-.m.Aip I-opsa L rom Moi for Ass~erp March -,
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CHIP CHANDLnB STORE AUCrION-To MORROW.
~ st O o'cock promises OF West and Heotcr
streets prs hemp tarred rooe duck pitch paint Nr
blocks chain hoops iron. nails jack &c. Also
COO imported eegsrs 2 hhds and 60 casks chickorv "
- WELLINGTON A. OARTEH Auctopeer.
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NoxuABLs's sALa-sY viRsUs OF a. ExncU-
a : ssSs .S sssd &
e:Sss nss ts2 SnSsy q scscose.se ETY. nskss 70.
3. Ss s s % r S:: ::1 Ss:
Z. Ses sss =: !: =: e: zen. - a I've
III :coss s'' scs: 8 81 " CSs sas
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Re fsus o ASS S. a.:s swss As street tsSs. .,
ss Ss's ,ess: :sns 20 & GSs%sss
xnsS. ears:h: ess. I'd Ss:..s;s pisssss: -. -:
TANIs COLE, AUorIoNEER -ExeCuroxy SALE
So1S son y: ii e On C s:ss.s ss s o:e.s
IsOn ana Iedsw streets these los dss.bly Ioosssa
"a 3 SiR: & Il. $50
JAMES COLE, AyofIoNEEs.- POSITIVE SALE WIFE;
ssh vi q Sn 4 sais .1s S
the Merchsns Exchange Esy Ysrs five lots on Cissson
SSsss : sSn 81 s s a..
For maps apply the aurtiooses Futon St, srooiyn
Rgss.LL v wesroorr. AucE1oNEEs, VIII OFFER
~ for ALE at suson TO morrow wsdns;day = io oc,onk
Twenty a.. tree, few door i;0m sssA s@srss
works Of ard sssss Of ss;tu offered q auction IN ts
city dur The paat yesx an which vl be peremptoy
ss sss
An insAlment their purchases VIII he enacted OF all buy
insure prompt delivery, the Immediate removal Of
which imperative 1he sale win commence In the dining
With magnificent carved oak extension table, IS fest long,
make BY Cook and exhibited ct the Crystal Palace rch
silver dining and tea service silver forks oAsors
Of every descpuon elegant china dinner aud tea se
with gseat variety OF rich china pearl and ivory cutlery
and dining room furniture; enameled reclining chairs.
carved double suit rosewood psrior furniture
two sofas &C. comprising fun double suit In rich brosade
QUE full suit covered In crimson sau both Of which Of
finest and m perfect order elegant eeNve
rosewood pianofore xrsnd action made TO order WIN the
unexpved wrapee Of years large pier and msnte mir
rich embroidered lace cuvans importsa shades two
eaboate carved etegeres with mirror doors and
backs Top centre sofa and Pier tAbles rich Ecesh
lou IN satin costly ohna zeal sevres and Dresden
marble aroups and ngu-es bronzeo paintings. &c.
Library and chamber Northumberland rosewood
bureaus bedsteeds elegant hair mattresses; full marble
yssstands oval mi, splendid rosewood library
Cse one secretary full yosewcod su covered in
velvet FREQ oh sofas and Voaire chairs feather
beds and beddpg with large variety of mshogsuv
and oak cham Der furniture OF description. sale pos
tive rain OF shine Full descriptive catalogues the
ing of sale.
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THE BALL SEASON.
OPERA FUND BALL AND CoNUERr
" TIE PhOMBRADE CONCERT AND BALL,
As already snnosnced win ake place In the
ACADEnY OF HUSIC.

On TUESDAY, llTH INST.
No viii be spared By the directors OF the
70 this entertainment unusually attractive Large sd
ditions de the deco, prs.
yious occasion and the bands viii oonss OF less An
hundred performers
doors OXEN O'Clock, music commence ct 81, aud
DANCING o'clock ladies' with bounets NO gentle
with hats, canes or overcoas. win be allowed The
noar.
Tickets each admitting one person. be had of the
directors Of the Academy Of he paonesses and mAnAgers
and ct the principal muse stores.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NAPrAJN DE RIvmREs THIRD LECTURE AT HOPE
Chapel Broadway on Wednesday evening, April g. being
Subject The Crmean War illustrating the taking Of the
Maakof fall of sebasopo &C By particular request Capt
De Rv1ere win In the full uniform Of
the Zouaves 10 which he attached The fourth and
viii be Saturday evening" April IL The fist lecture
In Brooklyn win take place st the Athep@um Thursday
Tickets Any for sale William Hal, sons Broad
way snd ct the principal hote book and music stores
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