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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FoRDHAM.-The
ladies connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Fordham, WeStchester County, purpose having a
grand strawberry festival to-day, commencing at
.. m for the benefit of their society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

G10-eooKKEEPrNG. WRITING. ARITHMETIC =
plU DCLBkARs system OF hand tsining. coz 8roadvav.
All stiffness Trembling from every hand gve
rapid busress style OF writing uncquacd as
Judge Smith ssys made the experiment mr. own hasl
and In les than hours found
In my hand writing Iooud write faster and with lnastsv
morescase ny hand snd arm
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best their constituents into vew Ia setlag Tie
piot question they should regard tho evils hs THE oomDa
nifty have dured the suerlnSs and losses the old monopoly
system tccssoned the unjust charges Of hNf poAye wsoss
proposed again revive the neces ct this due c(
onnung such charge the certainty that the charges ovont
ally Au on The Of the articles OF small Value Ia
vessels Of the class referred TO usually trade Aadur
ward % the pilot inward Improper With the
IND ouA rights OF the and sh0ud be avoided BY the
LSsn suie on that account only. ott existed
s induces bad habits in keeping pilots In deness In waiting
- IN waning 'or an Inward vessel
Ine huuui legislation on this tubjec being apparent and
me dement's 80 uncertain appears better that the
snoua ABSTAIN from leesatng the subject Inquire
Who are thAse changes the large ship owner
ne Wute you be oOes not He
spnt and hall pLotage 1t not concern MIN Il falls
on oneIs Ak ne owners OF small vessels they will
Wsn chsrSe we can always have pilots wheo wsntej
ard we 90 not need them do not ave 10 nav taem
ASK the COMMUNITY generally. and their answer will
be. We reqsfre no change In former years when the
New lorx had TIE monopoly Of the business many
Eeesirg wreu took pace-many OF friends perished-
many complaints made of on the part az the
pilots VII oh mpstnts ended The business Al this time
ape ears to be well conducted and cannot be beored
not sat SIZED had the whole of t pro6sb
business did not attend to Loaf part al n
BY insttanten we wish to get back by the aid
his law we want sos hsT posgs Of vessels We do po.
wish the Legislative to aid us in shutting out all Competition
that indulge in old habits
and with ar thing short of this will NOT be content
unexpected In behalf Of pilots
unaccouptabe We mpore them TO consider that the
Of the citizens generally which may soon be again put in
jeopardy any Material change ths pilot law which
best only benefit few Ne York pilots by securing
require This should be Of the last acts OF republican
Legsasure. observer.
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CLEARED.
s sssnsSss ossa Co
sait Lycusus (sicl Costa, CAdz-oaanberian. Phelps
SAX Aberdeen Rice; N...nnss ,RP Buck ACo.
sas kaSeess Store Store. s,cSnond s Prss.sn Co.
Rrg wappoo, Combs Turks Islands-wsish- Carver
STs Els.ss,h. Rosrsn.n Cisnfusso'.E Rue. Co
s SIsaas5 O.. s.sT :. John u Es1! whineI Co.
sSs srsi rerSs oes Hiss Mott Co
S Sooner. H Sss. Sssn
sSSf ses s.4.sn wimiassa Powell cH-''' h'"s'
wsmas HsG sass S rsns5 HSnsf
ssop Rode Issad ' noa, P4oS,aensss..r
ARRIVED
sS!s.nssip Emso CD small H.vre FEB e with udse
ss Pm ss = 0 oa.sed steamship ESross from
Boston via HALIFAX for Liverpool
,s1ssr sDososd, Is..sa Co. oSxoad.y S mile: sw
from Phsdepha for sssann.s same dsy S AZ
esssas ged signals with steamship Augusta hence
G s: sssf sn E;s 2: Win
saw hsrm brig seaooasr standing Horsswsrd Sy
the w,oai with iVremS gone abe having no asn.! set did
SMf SotaeA BsI.on Havana days, with sugar segas.
TS wof St Marks, 1. days. with cotton. &c. to
BIG Grace worhy g.on Kelly, Rio Gr.ude, J.a IS. With
s hide nCrVs Sf 2 Corning sns Co s:sd soSpsoy
oa spoke sap cashmere from London for New
na s.'e DAY at ~ IS ion g % exchanged .n.s VITA
rs Ss @ ia Ia. Sss:. Co R9S0D az
20 IS SPOKE schr Niagara ssoo from Gienfuesos
Brig Gem Day oardenas 10 days with rnoassss to Taps
colt Co % inst experienced gale from wv which
sss sd Of decs sa Sd ns aaa: bearing me
70 % S. da y al e ss q ss
spirit Of vessel of s0ou 400 tons d quantity OF ,umbe-
from S and d' ON he % "a sas.e
outside during the heavy blow from wNw; some Of the
6ss Rsnbow of Boohssy Emerson, M...nz.., Is DAY.
bark Ranger, lpras and brig hound Pierce,
York ba Charles Edwn and schr Caroline Grant for
Brx Baltic Cof camden) Hooper. St Marks IA DAYS with
oooD sad sses W 10 sSs S9od Ande-sou Co
Brig JohnH Jones OF Cod Spring. Mills Charleston.
days with cotton ssd roe to Dol Potter a Co.
molssses to Moses Iasiors Co 6h LAT 81 is len rs
attached; lime large quantity o. lumber sri
schr ikset Iurmsn Savannah days with cottsa to Nc
Creasy Mott Co
schr s. Louis, WstsoI Glouce'er 5h inst Gay Head
saw hsrt sunk
scbr Mars PicSup Taylor Boston
scbr n Watoo. C Prcvincetown eth inst, mile,
NV of Gay Head, ssw bark sunk. s.snding upright,
schr Emma rutte, New H.ven for virgiaa
ScE Irene wrecseF Clock from the wreck OF ship Irene
schr Roche Clock from ship Irene ashore ri
Morvcnee. 10 johnson Hggius.
ssamsr jackson Baker Baltimore 70 hours, with mdss.
Steamer Pelican, A-ey Providence.
SAILED
shD Phenix Liverpool: hsrks Cobb. Havana; Ota VA
Jscksoov'le, brig Aust Gibraltar
Charles Holmes rL DO; Emgrspt tsp Oaiiz; Far eat
New Orleans stephen Ausn GAlvestou Br bark RsoeccA
Corr 81 brig Prinsess Lousa, Bors esux
From Quarantine, lbs morning. ;hip DAVID Crockst, aA1
fssncsco.
Wind sunse, wsw.
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TeloCrnphfc Marine Report.
BOSTON, March l0-Arr steamer Palmetto, PiiiAiephA-


BOSTON, March l0-Arr steamer Palmetto, PhiAdeYhA-
Herald g,~s1I correspondence.
cal ss.ss "a Soros .sis Alert o Or semes a.f s
Ocscc whosf, Provincs:osu.
yak csfS Az DAYS londcn Sr kSea ssssnd sYoss
M,sce,Iaa lsSox and Disasters.
oo sad ias s
SC and bss h7e o, her alex
ses sHSSs s'fss fs. S
ss u zoe gale ,, ID On 81 mat no ~; ss say
on osns Passed s,ogsh large ausntle. q wrsc.sd
BspN Brustrrr Of belfast sasus for gos.au
repoed Newport sress in addition 70 the damage be
tier o. sugar.
Bark MAY ovrES Baltimore from RIO Jsnsiro erper,.
ana rila 70 the scuAws'd Of he Quiz s,resT.
Pslcee SO ne, s1T S,rs VSsiSins - lag tsse1 DON
soa on, g s1sr 5 s sssrs 70 ssna sSs nee Spa.
-. saa Ne srhr ,ss; be loved dom .ner sens
oher wo s.srs seoIs rpotsd aSsssde had Io.1ea .ad
sesd al broken co.. sers ,y since tie Law reoor. from
Der de escs orksn deck bused 70 and
- n sas,'nors om sew York, which would be inn,
disely sen down q her
R.Rx asDEs from CSr5eass for Poru.ad a. HOLMES. Hoe
IN he sse q "a ina, JOS. deci losd q ncisssea
BiRx P,RIurTA - ree bark ne.ou Place. Cap, shAssn,
ssvas sps.sn On the d S.s N la lon r. ~ he BOY
80 & "a d ION scn ior ave sse % a,cs
si esvs 6ssa he s.-t P.f.Tei. Gao, Messy r.po,ea
sr %, peri On 90 o. Sovsuser last ana Wa soossu
ir se~ iOk but refused sss..0ce- chu,sioa Courier,
sSle ssusys o.KyrH ,os wimins,oa NCl Barney, from
nss Ssmassd ys'eros gcd ard sosndoned va. boarded
Scasss for New Bsvso ,pse arr 81 Nc~pcr xrrsnsS
had .spsssny been rn into se us before and the oPss
We .s ak 2 he s ai ,.S sS e a.
ne wreck some sal. h- captain trunk the brs's papers
Hss ne ss a s load o. nsa.s. h0"''
sr,sS' . St sSgss Mo- we from SS..s 20
il n 'ss gale Of ID inst
sss;s ss ys I'm q %s1m :, s snar -. gs
he.gOr which could not speak her, it blowing gale
$50 psrsro. Gsrtser, from Haitian for Boston.
slT iosi WI hsI oSro supposed picked hsbl inst on
ush Consul ~ steamship
sw WEIGHT Of Boston. nom ye~ Yors FOR D.1en
EysE ssehfd soid q auction sS inst, Is 10 tons
buzz a. Columbia Ne, IN ls4s
Sac Bird Bo.ton from Cages The gale OF
"a ias, cs' Tar. OF cec< nAd.
s,sT 3. 49, . sssT.s 2, 70 E"0'd w.A'r Be-
wtuSeros, Nsrch9
ts beach.
ssss ssI EP.r Kelly q b.i!no.. fro. ss,.ss.s s e,
es Cape Henry, los, decs lo.d q lynbes ysshsd
s,-s. mate n espe sre,os aged Y.sIi W.. s"ocs.d
y s SsD so. AID esSs Key rs: sos az
q a iss and vas iah, boars aesla
o. AetmOss p.ese,s, rom Richmond for this port from
S 80 prs a., - ne o,n OF NE % Inst n compsny
oftss saies ua be ssv The nmei,s,ey preytors 70
~f se believes va, he s.s y roTs n. ' sas srss
N K.~ fork ana R,ehmord The Wy h ,e Co.. r.s.,sr
h, IA Bsnore IN Issa owned IN R,shuono ,.ass ~ 49,,
q eco ana supposed uninsured
seas JoESsos which len Yorfot earl, "a, wall m,
the cf the Crsea johnson this port previous
" rrrord returned 70 port h ns and states that
she found The New Inlet Nc. 20 mules Cape
Hssv vita quartz deck ripped up heal Of shore bows IN
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WALroEa LATE oBy srEDIsKERs rsIIP, L. L.
Ibe useerssned svsns himsen q this opportunity 70
announce Tie old patrons Of Obe he has leased the
seovs prsnses ssd from h date prepared 70 receive his
FRIENDS ans me public generality trusts by ss-fuous At
10 The con3rts ~ his su~s,s 70 merit
Of that patronage which for say years
has been kindly crt~nd,d rN.WAITON.
rgv yopK March 10, 1nG.
wagons vn always be in attendance 10 cosvey passengers
from Buct station 70 the house TIE arrival Of every
train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

A LADY POSSESSING A THOROUGH KNOwIED7 N
"A OF business desires her in keeping
teel diessmskipg and ladies' Furnishing dpArtmea
md pear Broadway Any one having furnished house In
hat locality, or dresemAker with very small amount Of
money have excellent opportunity 70 engass safe
paying businees The advertiser has several good
HIoAdWAy Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11
SPORTING.

vUANrED-A YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND AND SAN
wv Berrard dog larre handsome wsL rNae1 cod Of good
stJ ossuoD. Add ea AVA Herald ons,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.


TREAT AND UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS.
VI twenty Eve per cent discount
In fine cass enarsvBgs viii be made until further poce on
al cash purchases Of
LOOKING GIASsEe, PICTURE FRAMES,
ENCRAVrFGs, Artists MATERfALs. nc, Ao-
which VII be sod Independently OF the deduction a. the low.
market prics and The privilege OF selecting said deduc
t'oa fron "A immense stoch ard great vsriesyo
Fine engravings,
Given 70 each purcnases.
WILLIAMS, sTkvENs, w1fIIA ANS 4 co,
No. 35s Broadway, New York.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NC0n PARTNER WANTED, TO ASSIST IN TUE
pCOV. manufacture and sale Of article In general
lem ane IN which there fortune in connection with
established business Must be respectable Apply
CANNON BERRY, 80 Nassau street.
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RExoSsrRASCE AGAINST THE PROPOSED PHO

To Tnn SENATE AseysnLY srArp oY Nrw YoRE;
The undersigned underwrers ship ewners
81 he city of Few Yort, beg leave sste:-
That Ct their business they are de~py In
teree'ed having vel conducted. Intelligent ssd capable
plots;
That owing TO the wh,leeoue competition he p,io,ass
buspess attended in such Satisfactory manner as
the repeal Of the pilot Law seven years
ago ,--,-,,,. ,r-,.
That the object Of the Pilots 10 asking The Legislature for
time chiefly The cosnpeution
compel psiuss employ hem not
services; thereby returning IN degree 70 old
poly system;
That the, consider urjus, that privilege. be grant
ed 10 PucU which denied 70 other cilifeus
And for the undersigned xe oppossi Ia and
fully rrse against The q any
purporuDg TO regulate Ploase the Fort Of New vort
Nrv YoRk, Sh January, 1888
Walter r. Jones. Pres Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co
n afbrop. pres onion Mutual Tnsnranee IN
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THE NEW YORK PILOTS.
Barclay 4 IAyiagstou.
Newboh I De 9roOt,
RRoaf 4 Heb.

MaIH LORI. Barclay LAviogstou,
gsocSer warm kewboh I De 9ro0t
smAlwood. Anfersoa Co.. Frost 4 Hicks-
10 THE aON0R ADLn TIE LEG5IAfURK ras NEW
yonx IN SENATE AsD AssGnsLY COsvENsp
The Chamber q Commerce o the City Of New York having
observed hat bill relation polage has been
70 the Legislature, begs Leave 70
respectful emphahe against passage
bill bill purporing 70 regulate piotaGe port
New York believing that the
community well q. Of the pes te. promo,sd by the
last during which time there has SPECIAL
CALEB BARsr0w, Vice Prsssden.
A.JSv. fecretary.
NEW Yo.K. Jan. IL, 1858,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

A HIGHLY EDUCATED FRENCH LADY LATELY Ar
"A rived IRON Paris II DESTROYS Of giving Prean
has also claws AT her residence Terms oderss Addrs
call II los East Twenty seventh street.
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MATRIMONIAL

A YOUNG AND ACCOMPANIED WIDOW LADY,
IA 1a wishes 10 form the srqan tanoe q younG
ueman, with view 70 FORMING matrimonial Alliance He
good looking intelligent and posessed Of mode
Address for days Alice, Arcade Pos' oce,
so Broadvny
a YOUNG WIDOwKR, YEARS er ACE, WHO
"A real estate V The amount Of from $40 90 70 1000
would me % form NE acquantance Of Young lady WIDOW
frou EoOo ~ Address o. n Dor IN Herald once,
for days which win receive attention and be considered
strictly confidential.
NILE. LTsrR Arep Will. UPON RRCErrr or
M twenty Eve cents I've equivalent In samps send any
picture Of their pas sad present ie; r pros
pery aAtss journs end avsuis; secret ~
vhick Aey immediately the i've Of hs OPPOSITE
ses Addrss With return postage, ME. " kSvsnge, View
York Poe pnes.
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INSTRUCTION.

90 E0 -ORRAr RHDUCTfON-FoR THIS MONTH
" W. ouly.-0oldsmith's Academy a PssmasaAap
and Bootkeepins 10 So Broadway corner rrsnkIn t~esA
New rsrk Terms reduosdez 30 for lesssas stsanuy
er1a Or % for ~ sny sssens isssdng sAsons.y ctsS
3 s. End O'Clock r. daily. ezcsptnR saturday.
Prvss claes al A. n aps q O'Clock r. rerms $40 Or
twenty lessons Double entry eop M penmanlp
boroush course terms reduced 10 tD nc aSnx sosk -
station able tho Privatr
anship SIS for ten lessoos. % fr twenty sssns
Each pupil y entitled 70 . scparsie parlor. -
OLIVER n. GOLDSMITH.
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ready 70 be produced By all pilots " he masters Of inward
qualified fo< he service Ihs q. .pied master Of
S Ssn p Ss g "
T r e.. Be- s Sr bs ore y ssns.
should chang than By hs legiss
bur s s 5 III % Ssn B. ss 81
q. ne ss s. s Ss .p
Ss s % % rs we ss 90 much Chen ,
son o complain in FORMER years
20. SOM On 2 @s ps e H. .e S the bill No. H.
See . % u, and Y and 7s Firing ccmpenssiicn can
who shouh be At liberty change Rsccoriins 70 crcum'
Sc u 10, Necessary 70 msse Al ssrtIs. lonty sab
jet 70 be sued for pilo tends unnecessy TO multiply
.ss .s es sss ave
poy ,bcse yhon her consdr e oe, qualified AMI bes, abe
apes pSss rsS mould &c .Ssds 81 q.
rs e. a
give % suss ss ne ~. pG soos and
reason. for no, dong Which 5sssos may be good
~ fs.s.c loa f..aas bali posss csss,,ou.
" II % SSs Gov, 2, ne have ssp
by ~ ecep amendment viii sowe,sr o5s-rye that I no
y. r ,1S - e Do se ssspsss II he s% IN
And could nS be ss s, So s e
against their win 70 sustain syssu Al hs time
s S,rs ~ ~ on he csmmuni,,
,a, ycy nss D.. sns % s uU
rboui r feeling conhdepce V the ssn Of tser maser,
he Greens. nus, eyeuiu.liy bccon. charge upon he
law you add so a. SD charges Of such vessel for
half ploase brought By such vessel
must charge the Of that
thar would 90 his vessel len free 10 eney the port
witou being sube.t which vii
amount TO rom tao 70 ten gcsns on ns value q The csrso
aS0 no 10 600 COO ere affected BY this provision They
NAV well H. the charge VOC small ceniage 70
he ~ any The eir
prsceiy fen ships their heights are 100 valuable their
-, m attempt without pilot
ore can be Obtain therefore their assent " the charge Of
balf p1oase of email account costs them nothing %
thrir ships as ta'f pilciafe - ~ them napplcohle.
IT. hen the Lesslsture Of The State Rc willing axe the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-16
nee, CoRNEll WATRa AND MONROE STREETS.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Z WAsllINGToN, March u.

80 =
SENATE On motion of Sir. Thompson, of N.
j., a committee of twowas ppointed to wait on.
the President aud inform him If he had no fur
ther communication TO make, tile Senate is
ready to adjourn.
Onln0tion Of Mr. Stuart, the journal of the
former day was Corrected by striking out that
portion which said BrightS credentials were re.
ferredt to COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
Alr, Bright said is credentials were on fle,
and 1t q motion be made to refer Them he wish.
ed to be heard. II was the.case of his colleague
Mr.. Fitch, which was under consideration, and
not his
Mr. rrnmbull Intellectually sought to have the
Indiana cases considered.
The Vice President retired from the Chair,
calling Stuart tospreSide.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said it was necessary to have
a. President pro tenn, according to usage, and
moved that RuSk be.chosen to that station, hut
on motion of A[r. Wilson, the Senate proceeded
to ballot ard elected RuslS WHO received 295 out
Of ~ votes
Mr.. Rusk having been conducted to the Chair,
returned thanks for the honor conferred upon
him, and promised to discharge, as inpartiully
as he could, the duties deyolvcd upon him.
Mr.. Seward offered n resolution, which was
unanimously adopted, rendering the thanks of
the Senate to breckenridge for the dignity and
impartiality with which he had discharged the
duties of presiding officer
army officers relative to their mission. to the
war in the Crimea, were ordered to be printed
After the executive session adjourned, among
the combinations were the following: Abnet,
Pratt, of Michigan, Consul to Honolulu; VIM
Il. Venable, of Tennessee, Minister, resident to
Guatemala; j. Page Hopkins, of Virginia, Consul
to Tobasco, Mexico; Joel II. White, of Connec-
ticut, Lyons; Francis a. Thornton, of n c.,
Consul to Aspinwall; Peter Sanselman, Of Lou-
isiana, Consul to Matamoras; T. q. A. johnson,
of Rhode Island, Consul to Recruit, Turkey; A.
Bragan, of Georgia, Paymaster of the Army;
Eugene NJ. Nelson, U. S. Attorney, Minnesota.
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Paper MIL BURxr.-We learn from the Co
lumbus (o,) Journal Of Thursday, that Crouse,s
paper mill, situated on the Columbus road,
about five miles from Chillicothe, was totally de-
stroycd by fire, Monday morning. Most of the
stock in the mill Mt the time, amounting to about
two thousand dollars, was also consumed. The
manner in mhiehthe fire o, igtpatcd is unknown,
though some of the circumstances look as. if it
had been the work of an inccndiary. Mr..
Crousr's loss will not fall short of $4,000, on
which there was no insurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-16

wEcaII attention to the advertisement of Mr..
J. T. Scott, appearing in this mornings paper.
Mr., Scott has just reformed from the East, and
brought large aud choicecollection of jewelry.
This is the second stock he has received within
two or three months; which, by the way, is
proof positive of what liberal advertising will
do for man. Weknow of several cases, our
selves, in which his fine displays in the Iatelli-
gsaeer have secured him patronage. Besides
this, customers find it to their advantage all
ways to call agnin.
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-RIYER Ann NYEATHER

PTTsBuRGn, March l4-River, stationary Mt
8 feet 10 inches. Weather clear and pleas
ant
CINCINNATI, March 14th.-Riyer falling slow
ly. Weather clear and mild
LOUISVILLE, March l4th-I2 river falling, s feet
9 inches in the canal. Weather clear Their
rlomcter 45 deg
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-River stationary 8
feet 10 inches. Weather clear and mild.
BALTIMORE, March IA Showed all right
about incheS-very light-now disappearing.
Warm weather setting in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-16

worLp IT HAVE APPEARED I'VE mean the
article in the .4raus which come down on Mr..
Buchanan's Inaugural, had the editor been at
home. a correspondent of the Virginia Star,
who rcioices in the luminous nom do plume
Of 'specs"-says: '"The editor of the ATgus
was abscntwhenit was Penncd and printed, or
doubtless it never would have appeared" We
ask again, would it have appearcd2 or do the
champions of "98and 99' have two sets OF, doc
trines
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From the \ y. independently

LFFon. The y =. Indtptndentl =
FAILURES ASSIGNMENTS, &c.The following Is our weekly
report Of failures. assignments, DC: -
Jones Coz, Boston, Mass, Suspended. James NJ
n cit, tan and assigned; liabilities $S'NAI-
\ Settarg, city, suspesed. Christopher Champ.
81 81, u y = a4itt lialis about al30OO Gale
ONs L Matthew'S NY cty, failed ana assirnet iitt
h1esH y city, failed; liza ilites out $60 Samuel
0ss phia Pa, issEue A II ynUids Lawrence.
VIE, Pa, sold out BeckMirth. Port NaaG, Pa. sls
pended SEd soid out Everett, CAihHr Lake, c.,
ailsd. !! lcATthur Co.'S Cincinnati o., Tler
Sg 5a o. failed and assg1s Jeremiah Krer
Huntington, Ind assigned Train, Mexico Ind. as
1Isnsd = Sreernan, shtlbyvile, Ind, suspended H.
Bartop ChtenEo. Ill, assigned. N G ErIer, Peoria, ILL.,
issiEIisd w II Bnrc BRO. Morris, III 1nt. q b Al.
ot'. tla!4evlle, Ill, failed. Mcdowell, PRnU, H.
failed and assigned. - -
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NIlY ARRANGEMEN5r.

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IN mi.EEMoBIU1,

Z a.
Alone within this quiet room,
Watching this log fire's rudy glow, -
Watcllii ITS shadows through the gloom,
As bright they cuilic, as dirk they 20, iasi. e.
sadly sit aud think Of thee,
OF days that never more may be,
Till through my tears this fire see; aszss
And thou art dead!
The rain is dripping from the caves,
Low mla the wind iii beams betWeen
WlEilc sorrow silent sits and grieves
Der days that once SO bright have been.
Like shadows II ting DER n glass,
Sweet thoughts of thse o or InSnl'ry. pass
While 'ncatlIdcad daisies and danki grass
Thop't lying dead
Three years ago-three bitter years,
Thou sat'st this cleaning hearll beside.
This is thy birthday, love: let tears
Tell all that grief has learned 70 hide.
cali to mind in bitter shame
What once trGS-Wlnt now am:
Remorsefully L breathe thy name,
but thou art deal
Ine'er Was loved By one. save thee,
In life's first flush, It's dearer noon,
Our two lIarts beat III s. nIptony
Till thine grew cOld--sO soon, too soon.
I've met with want, and care, and pain,
Since tlien-I've liyedland loved in vain,
AndneGr found truth like thine again.
Aud thou art dead
MISUNDERSTANDING save thee,
4 wandered through this world of ours;
I've found, as thou tortold'st to me-,
So many thorns, SO few, few flowers.
With weary heart and O'crwrpught brain,
turn me to life's tasks again,
AndWoo forge fulnss in vain,
For thou art dead!
Oh! little dreamed poor Love of this,
That we should part SO soon too soon,
When in our dreams of tleetiug bliss
Life seemed one sunny day Of June.
Yet oft, when sorrow would rcpine,
i think of thee aud our sslag syne,''
Till mem'ry glids this life of mine:
Yet thou art dead!