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The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
NEW TIN aT'(lRE.

TNHB subscribers have Just opened . store on Har
rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
hey intend manufacturing and keeping Constantly
on hand oil kinds OF 4Es tE ~fs
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Psrneaar attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
sSpplied with Tn ware at Wholesale prices.
ksgs, old copper, lead, Ae., taken in exchange 70,
goods. IAIl6dn1 GRANTEES 4 BILL.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
spIsndid Farm for sala

HIS farm contains 100 acres, $50 under cultiva-
nan, i00actes superior unber, good dwelling.
outhOuses and ane barn, beautiful stream OF run.
ming water that never fails and ane orchard of all
kinds Of fruit. - ~
Terms so easy that after the nrst payne ht the
iarn may be made 70 pay the deferr ed pay ment.-
apply 10 imhl4 7. C.. EADS.,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

0Ihfss Dai!y sAE99Th Trains betweeA PhtladslphA.
lesves Phiiadelphia for PI,ts6ISsi - q. = e.s
Pittsburgh fer Philadelpb att A. NJ. The fast lint
Iesy es lphiaat p. NJ. and Pitsbu Phil
adelphia Al P. NJ. THE NIGHT kxPRkss train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phiisdelphia at II P. N. 4#
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from St. Louis No., Alton, Gslsns
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louie
Vile, KY; Tore Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
znnasyille, Mssslon and Woostsf, Ohio; also, wa
tLe steam packet bosts nom and TO New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. -
Through tickets can be had to frsm either of the
above places. -r
For further particulars see handbils At the differ
e1 starting pOtnts. Passenger from the West vii
aud this the shortest ard meet expeditions routs Il
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Linss, Phila.
J MRSKIMBN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila Nov I'd IS dly
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

100 Acres Unimprovsd Land for sale.
1NHls 10 beausfafland, being in sec 1, TIC, r 2 &
only II miles from the city = nd miles from LIE
claire; price reasonable and terms easy Apply TO
mhl4 r. e. EADS
4 HANDSOME frame house, 9 room, pleasantly
situated on east I'd street, Is years lease, for
sale On fes ssonabie terms.
Also, 10 be .atiul land on south side OF Tip
ION road, % miles from city limits, terms easy.
Also, lot y IN block IL In III Q town Of Walcott
Immediately oil depot. This lot would be given In
exchange for good horse, buggy OF superior gold
watch. Apply to
mhi1 T.C RAIDS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
NEW FIRM.

,ERssRs. R., ii. PARKS s co. having pur'
M Mlchsssd the entire stock OF o
AZ Acscshins. Cloths and Furnishing Goods
- HSv.rd Alder. arc nov onsriny them u grsauS
re,ius cd prices for sssh. =, ,,h,ic nat.
,.asa we shsl continue the mahuta cure ~
Iosas s.ssv xort under the supervision OF Mr. John
nn"n Garments made 10 order with neatDess and
IN The most approved style: Mr.. aie'n NV Ssn asys u
, ~. nm rchas sed for as q nue stock of
Fancy Csssimerss, Cloths, Vsstings, 4e, ;.
st.s -: viil offer 10 oa rends vii hun few day
=, Inc old stand OF Edward Alder, oppossss "a
Row. "a ,s.7 - - 7 6h..#
! D,SSfP 1Stste Dsaocsst and New oPy.)
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

Ofthe revenues OF the East Ihula
Company, the land tax is most pro.
ductive. The annual income, from that
alone being s75,ooo, 900. Next in
importance are the revenues from the
opium trade, OF which the Company
enioys a monopoly In 1916 the
opium export duties at Bombay alone
amounted to $4,000, 900, at Calcutta,
$4,000 900. Since then they have
vastly increased. The sales Of opium
the last five years at this latter port
a., &,alI1xrc.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
PIONEER BAKERY

old stand by fire, has opened out in the tram,
building adjoining Nourse veile Co.. Front betweer
Rock and Perry ss, where he will be glad ~
his old friends and many dispoeed Il
favor him with their patronage. D. MOORE.
inlv IL diff e.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

The ereat Central Route, coanecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, NOrtAwestsrn, ana South
road also connects at Pittsburgh With daily line Of
Steamers to all psrts the Western Rivers, and at
Cleveland and sandusky with steamsrs to all ports
onl the North western Lakes; making the most d.
rect, eksayest an1 reliable vouts BY which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philsdelphia and Pittsburg,
First class Boots, shoes, Rasl
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods I'm aoo. = 100 =
boxes, bales and trunksD Drugs
IN boxes " balss,l Furs, Feathers,
SECOND Glass lose Domestic Sheet
ing. Shirtng and Ticking Qn origi-
nal bales,) Drugs dn casks,) Hard zoo. = lO0A
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxes, #9=
Wool and sheep Pelts, Eastward.
Third Olass..sAnvils, Steel,
Chains lin oasks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed Qoose or N saekslTo- t6se ? 100 ?
bacco, man ufactured, Except CT
gaTs or cut DC.
Fourth lass. .-.Coaee, Fish, Bal
con, Beef d PoFk, Tin casks or box .5
es eastward,) Lard Il Lard Oil, }55c Il0U 4.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash. German
Clay, Tar, Pitsh, Rosin, DC.
RLOUR-&l per barrel u uul further notice.
GRAIN-5O cts. per 100 . until further notice.
COIToN--s2 per bale, pot exceeding 500 lbs,
weight unit; futner notice. -H.-=
I PIN shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
adslphi. se Rs.sus q ma,a sad s's pss.
gents for this Road At Philadelphia rttsburg viii
be forwarded without utdetenuon.
PaEsHr AssErs.-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn, r. p. Sass Co., st. Louis, 8. Mitch
eli q Son, evansville, lad Damasnil, Bell q Bur-
dock, and Carter Jewett, Louisville Ky. r. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sgrgmsn Brown, and Irwin
Z Co., Cincinnati; n. "; Gsham & Co., zanesvtlle
Astor House, N. York; William st. and Batter ;
Place, New Y York; 3. J Sneeder, Philadephia; Ma
graw i Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Pronciscui, PitH
~ IL. HOUSTON, General Freiq 1t Ags.t, PAi!s
H. J.LoMBAERT, sxpr ALI 1sss, Pc.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

ttoam EnGinos ior talo.
A GOOD engine OF q inch cylinder, 10 inch
"A stroke, With pump, governor and pipes, eli In
eompists ordsr. Also one aix -horss power PoRf.
ABLE SrEAN RNGINE In complete running or.
JACKSON Il CARMAN
Il or yanme, Dopn sily 4 Co.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
TIE DAILY GAZE TIE,
11ISeFTI1NEODS.
RICH AND ANOMALOUS CORPORATION


The British East India company
according to recent authentic docu-
ments before us, now rules, directly
or indirectly, an empire Of 1900, 900
square miles, with population Of
more than one hundred and sixty mil
lions. This vast empire, no less re-
lnarkable for its healtItfulness and the
beauty Of its scenery, than for its ex-
tent, embraces almost every variety OF
soil and climate, producing not only
the cereals OF the North and the tr)p
ical fruits Of the South, but fpany val,
liable articles of commerce peculiar to
the East The nominal money capi.
tai Of the company is set down at
1900 900 sterling, or eighty mil
lions of dollars. lis annual revenues
are estimated at one hundred and
thirty five millions, and with the de-
velopment oil country, and the conse
auent enlarged trade of the company,
they are annually increasing.
The East India Company, at date
of last report, consisted of1T5o tock-
holders, privileged to meet IN general
council. The holder OF $4,000 Of
stock has one vote; Of 5000 tSo;
Of $4,000 three; and Of $50 900 four
provided always he has been in pos
session Of the same twelve months
The whole number OF votes al the
present time is estimated al about q
600. These stockholders, thus quail
fed, meet once in three months, in
general council. They elect the court
OF directors and board Of control, in
whom is vested The actual government
we had almost said the sovereignty OF
India.
The employees OF the Company are
divided into five distinct classes-civll
clerical, medical, military and naval;
comprising nine on ten thousand per
sons. The salaries oi the principal
officers are az follows:
Go,sraot Gen. SIS co., qni,ites s2Oa Oo0 ia!st90
Members Of Governor. Couneh .,o- ssS ~
Bsnops Nv" ~ ca
Cslectors and Mssisaies, forty'hys, - 0ooto uooo
In striking contrast with these sal,
aries is the pay otthe native soldiers,
(seypoys) std per day from which it
would appear far better TO be Cover
nor General OF India than sepoy,
Territorial agg' g'andizement is an
established principle OF this anoma-
lows corporation. The domian acquir-
cd the last few years, during the ad
ministration OF the Marquis OF Dal-
housie alone, comprises many thous-
and square miles--whole empires
rather-adiing f4,2so 900, ss1, ,4oo, !:
nnn
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

argyle Cettags and Appsnaagss. @
THIS 10 the most bsautiHss sad plsasaut place In
= Scott county. The dwelling has eight roons
and cellar. Large yard full ofshrubbery and orna-
mental xses. Garden with grapes, carFsRss straw
berries, gooss6srrios, piums and cherries. Large
der cultivation around the house, including the or
ehard, 9 Or l5aorss woodland pasture with hrewssd
With the shove described premises If desired Thsrs
10 also ON raid prsmises goodstsbie, carriage shsd
and snske house. In dne, Ii 10 my old nomsstssd,
situated adjoining the city Of LeC lars, fron hch
nne view otths town Of Port Byron and the Missis.
sippi nyer 10 obtained. Apply soon V 7. c. BADs.
ap4dn Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
C. BUCKMULLER g. CO.,
Factory on Gaines st first house above fifth ST.
aAsrTAcruRRRs OF

GALVANIZED IRON oORSICEs, WlNpo"
CAPS, STRING COURSES, MoULIDNas,
rro., TIN, COPPER AND IRON
CUTTERS & SCOUTING.
Natal Roofing OF all kinds put on iu superior manner
H.ylex fseu years experience ia metal work ior oai
,,. ~ Iii rind. vo can soaadsntly guarantees that
iii Go,t done Iy US will be In workm Anliks aud SAT-
Jobbiur Of All Kinds promptly attended TO,
AnllA dAvtf
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

SUPERIOR hotel for sale in the city of Ls claire
"A namely, the BRATTON HoU USE, three s,oriss
Of horses, &c. The price Of this desirable hotel 10
exceedingly low and tsrns easy. Apply 10 }. O.
brstton, Le claire. or I. G. BADS, Davenport.
on easy tsFms
Also, several lots near depot, very beautiful and
will be sold oneasy terms.
Also, block II6 ON Brady, Perry and loo feet ave.
nus, being In Le clairo'seth edition to davenport.
Also, loo or more feet Brady street, adjofs ring
and aOuth Of j. G. na YtAa, raaid auas. mia
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

8a5 18B3A1KA LAND AoIuCY.
COOK, Sargent a. Parker,
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA,
Will attend promptly to all business connected
with Land Agency, either In NsbzASka or w ssssrR
Iowa. HttH IT IA sf
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Bus.Drss FIR them be len with any OF the ua.
denignea.
JJK SARGENT, Dsvspbofy,I
- X SARGENT 4 DoWNEY lows City{ Iowa.
oOk, SARGENT & COOK. DssAotnss,9
mh94tf ~
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
sT0RH AID LHAsR FOR SALE,

ON Second street, between Brsiy and Perry. A
~ frame building stories, 20x44 feet, shelving
and counters complete. An excellent stand for any
business, being located In of the most advsDsa-
esoas points 10 Davenport. Price low and tsrms
easy Enquire Of ~ n
ieD2Odu HAIGHT. SRARS A BECKETT. q
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

Aov 49,. = n: 49,. T.,nn
New Gas Elttln8, Lamp,
sE-4.t 49,.
CHINA AMI GLASS SIuilE',
ii q. ,u ,hai, .snra on Perry street between
4Ae sPonseT G,ivgs, block for tho sale Of all
SECOND anu
&inas" CAS- EJYTJJRES.
.ar uhS Ns,,.,u. in grsr
lnclu ing Chandeliers oi various Ps' -
aoiar. Csmphsus, French Hsshsnacsl ana
EioAo La1Ye
Also, am curNA,,wARE, &c.
ILhoo a., n .si ~ saSss.si1t,suf tho cit
which thsy respec,u. "A Is RooIs ~ % ~ inspsst
ss-rne trsds snS ..S ls's' ''''' W." nsrohlO d.f
oe'"' ''' -
HoioIrf CaaYS 4 R9CkeGG,
Leather MAJ Giaas saSdlss ans sdSlry
Les.na, srs' Coach trimmings, Shoe Find
inss, Hides, & C., dc. ----e.-----. 49,.
w i.,..sss Ehssss rS rsS.sortmsntsof &c go. +
ril.eHaA0S ma 0aaaG. ,.sn a-
avor oGa red In tho W0ot. SohsPris"e :" P"H'
sole ss,s .ns a.s as1ns:; .ns lssshssl asaioel,
'0NEi French. American Pstsn. Calf stins'
n'p' is.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

RARE lNDUCEWLNI!
,EHE subscriber offers for sale that l.rge anu
OF Clinton 90 :, 81 IS. fitted up in sup erior
manner with two run of burrs, Two Touring bolts,
Graham's smut mil and screen, " eet wafer whsei
fsli OF water, situated on acsirabie and large
stream; frame house; splendid stone quarry and
onsntiry Of or nding The above Is convenient to
two Rsilroads, beings miles from Que and three
fJur.hs OF mile from the other. Iitis indisRIH
on The pramisss, or BY addressing him at Big ROCK
n Eiinion 90 apsdlm
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Glazed Windows
wooden Pumps.

wooden Pumps.
GSOMNEN1s on Wooden Pumps are entirely un-
necessary everybody is scqu sintsd with their
afiity and their preference over any other kind
manufactured They don't get OF repair, nor do
tney nosxo ~, While .hey are cheaper thau all 9th
or pumps. Those persons VINO wIsd Isa. .l..
operation can call at Capt. X. Lowry's upon the
subscriber, where they will sec how easily tney
work.
Orders left with d. L. Shorey. Esq, DsvsnBortis
click, or st Mr.. C. Wsshburn's hardware store, on
second street, will be attended with promptnsss
and ddelity. J. q. SHOkEY,
JsuI5' '57 DIV at Davenport Machine Workt.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

noubls Belts, Double Price, made to order,
q. n,{. Meh A.dlv
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
NEW GOODS

ALARGE COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY
n thing in the Grocery and Drug line, Just 70.
ciyed and for sale VERY Low, for cas1, at
3du ALV0RO 4 VAN PATFEND.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL-H Mayraw. Pa; d
ss LHaSi do; J Sargent, NY; Partz; E 4
NJ; 5 Allison, do; Crowell. do; X Vanvb
Pa Com Geisinger, USN w III Helme RI: e p
Gardiner Mass; Russell, do K AIburtis NY.
go. va; b TODD NY; Jartori, Pa; Mr.
Ven Ness. UsA; Miss Van Ness Md; p Brown
-on; va; 7 Stanley, UsN; q r Dubois, ", Mass;
CIV Bsiiy, o; MrsAC Hall, RI; II B Watson,
Cobb, ~, Ne; DR. Avon, La: DR. Lindsey, do. DR.
Jones, dc; Col Inge, Miss; VI Orr, Va; A Kep-
eIsI, NJ w KePler. do; Bond, Va; w Lorris,
Gsj II Ellis Md; Miss Ellis do; ID Saules Iv
~; w l. Martin, do; X ID Chester. do; G Jaw "
Ia! Miss Thomas, do; \ Camp, NY; l. ID Pyne
Iai w Lorne; ly, do; Miss Chesney, NY; Car.
son, Md; w Bal; UsN = Harris, Ga; w E
4 isIhInei, Ny; Elberton, ly, do; Bodgett. X ":
q S2yii, ly, do Seton, son, Md: Dor. Mas
w Mcpherson, ", Mo; Mrs Martin. do; Can't n
Ky EsI' SsNi Nj PaTham: ly, Va; Mr. Coleman. ",
90; VI rafhaHI, do; Rice. Pa; q h Martin. CoI Z
hahe Nd w A Talbot, do; w Lawrence. "
w i HoIromb. ", Ga; w WELDON. do; Hon
NJ! nsr an, Pa Warren, ly, Nd; + Riddle,
townsend, Pa; T Evans, Nd
ubhOT w HOTEL j Harris, Md: Miss
I IiSII' 90 Foster, do; w Harper, be: Sol
ni..: }fi h a., t%qDdy Ala LII Mllliken,
Rhodes, RI; Kline, Md; A c shank Nj =
Birch, Cal: w Myers. Va; J Hutcbino. D.,
T. baiTes, do; NJ " s,onebraker and family. n
Md; W FINAL, VA iaIP'y I;o Sc n. MGk s
Miss; y Thompson, Miss; G c Browne,
t u u Iamb..riHe, Miss; Mrs 3 y Bodies, RI: n
% p ssollrs do, Bolles. do C Bouknight, sc;
s'IIfShs0h, Nj Brady, do; w Taliafero
Sc Horton, Pa; ] Marden, Md; T ID Lee
Ci n VI G,een; II p Lide, A b Charles, Rev ]
J as Ish,, Rev OBJ Dargan, do; Starr, NJ;
noiIingshead; Nd; BeaIi Mi. Nsomi,s
Pa; { II Pendcrva.t Md '"1' i"su"s'
" Iin. -" oOD HOUSE.-H Y Lindau. Md: G
.,ysaHI sand shd LADY Pa; Dull. Pa; DR. Math-
VI, and "a, meier, NY Henderson, o; T Jar.
Ei,,aI- -u son, NJ; Com w Moore Ter. N IT
NJ B1niiSi y Haskins, Mass; p Ellis. Miss:
SiadS% rllei met Ala J Montgomery. Pa; c F
ratGick M do' W Jones and Iday, Va; Fita.
b., do; T RI ~ MsSk1aug HIN, do; w r Mauls-
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HUNrsvILLE, (Ala.) April Ist, is5i.
EOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMrRovKp AKKANoRMENTs.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NRw AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENT.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber
The 81 81 fi
H aa WAY aP stations as@ and aTs
az; M& c.ns DE-
trans for Columbus. tincinnsti, baston. Indsnspo-
lis, louisville. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chicago.
3d. Ths EXPk rs TRRfN es1ss daily
m, connecting with express trains for CncInnati 81
distance to Cincinnati and other central nd southern
places In the West nearly loo miles shorter thsn
by any other route. The time to these places 10 also
III. Baggage checked through to Columbus, Gin
oInnatl, IndInnapol and St. Louis.
ID Passengers and Baggage transferred ct 81
TERS is TICKETS will be sold
the Ticket Office, Camden Station. and at Washing
Il seoOnd-oass car is attached to the MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington msy
oaEaad TSeg r sa me mex next
a. M and feaohes W Hse sS a, .. M.
Passengers from Washing ton have ample time for
This is the only route by which Through Tickets
and Baggage Checks can be obtained In Washington.
FOR YPASSEHGE Frs.
The ACCOMMODATION Train at e%o VIII stop al al
stations east of Cumberland, and te Express at ss-
to- Tons s estTeen PiedmoRt, gong Wet Ea'twssTay
eommodation leaves Cumberland at So. reaching
T The fRE Fl Ssi * TRAIN start.
eept, Sunday stopping at Way STATIONS. Leaves
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore al l2SO
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
deh Station ate a. m and $50 p m. Lesves Elllcotts
Mills at 7o M and 7 a. seT W6Ho sn9ggfdnfSE
jan l6-u Master Of Trims portatIon.
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ETYMoLOGrCAL.-We always listen with re-
spect TO the historical, chronological and philolo-
gicsl discourses Of John Ph1nix. In his last let
tie! 10 the hnickerbocker he makes the following
valuable contribution to learning:
The origin Of the word "Rotundar 10 singular,
and not generally known. At the risk of appear.
ing Pedantic, will 'norate' 1t. Many years ago,
shortly after the foundation of Rome distin.
guished architect Of those days named Claudius
Nitelius Smithers, erected the first building that
ever was Surmounted by a dome This building
was originally intended for - savings institu-
ton" but the Roman that officiated as Cashier
having left with the funds il was used success
slvely a. market, dance house, theatre and
Presbyterian meeting house, and finally fell into
decay ana became mere mass of ruin. Such il
remained until the time Of the Emperor Alexan-
der Severus, when that monarch one day accom-
panied by his cOuTtieEs, came down to examine
the ruins, with view TO purchasing the lot on
tracted by the fallen dome, which he pazed on
with great curiosity and finally pic king his steps
over the stones and rubbish that interviewed, lie
found his way beneath it,
The ancient Romans had the same partfaIity
Tor cheap distinC ton that animates the modern
Yankees; they lost no opportunity of leaving
Their aui"g in all public aud private places
the consequence was that when the Emperor
looked up ne was amazed at the number Of in
scriptfons that the interior of the old dome pre-
selted. 1t was quite black with ancient and re-
spectacle expectations. 'sHa," said the Empe-
Tor AleXande. Severus, with the air of man m at
has made great discovery-and with an utter
disregard Of all grammatical rules-''Irs been
tryo,s under
9 His principal courtier Naso Sneakelliu. in
stantly repeated the remark with .ycoph,ntic
reverence to the by-.tander.. getting about a.
near il IS that stupid official generally did 10
everything. The Emperor he said, says that
tais has been Rotunda. Hat. of >
The Romans all bowed with great solemnity
not having the most dim or distant idea Of the
joke, and the interior OF a dome from that day 10
This has been called ROtundan
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EVENING STAR.
40 INVITATION TO THE COUNTRY.

nv WILLIAM O. BRYANT.
All dsy, from shrubs by our Summer dwelling.
The Faster sparrow repeats has song;
A merry warbler, he chIdes the blossoms
The idle blossoms that sleep so long.
The blue- brd chants from the elm's long branches
A HYMN to welcome the budding year;
The south wind wanders from field TO forest,
And softly whispers, the Spring Is here!
Come daughter mine, from the gloomy city,
Before these lays from the elm have ceased;
The violet breathes by our doors as sveety
As IN the air Of her native last.
Though many flower in the wood is waking,
The dafisdl is our dOOr-slde queen;
She pushes upward the sward already,
To spot with sunshine the early green.
No lays so joyous these are warbled
From the WHY prison IN malden's bower:
No pampered bloom of the green house chamber
Has half the charm or the lawns 6rst flower
Yet these sweet lay Of the early season.
And these fair sights of Its sunny days,
Are only sweet when we fondy listen.
And only fair when We fondly gaze.
There - no glory In star or blossom
Tall looked upon by loving eye;
There Is no fragrance IN April bTeezes
TIli breathed with JOY as they wander by.
Come, Julia, deer, for the sprouting willows.
The opening flowers, and cleaning brooks,
And hollows green IN the sun are waiting
Their dover Of beauty from thy glad looks.
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Miscellaneous.

= sNoof. No; lls BIjdgs street. 9eayEssexn, b.
and now offering at very low prices, to cash and
prompt customers, large and general assortment Of
STikpLs ana FANCY GooDs-comprisng in part as
New style silk Robes and fancy silks
Black Challies, Lustres and Nous Delaines
Rich printed lall wool) Nous Delaines
anS
Bright oolors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain F renoh Brilliants and Peroales
pucals, a light seasonable fabric
Best French printed Jaconets and Brllllants
White Brilliants, from IN to sly cents
Best makes new styles Gingh8ms
English Prints of new styles, in great variety. at
Rich Chintz oolors best French Organizes
WHITE GooDs, in great variety.
Plain Swiss, Nansook and Jaoonet Muslins
SmaIl-f cured and rich Brocade Swiss Mnsns
PLAID and striped JacOnet, Nansook and Swiss
White Tarletons, Illusions, and Wash Nets
Irish Linens (of the best makes) very cheap
Linen Cambria, Linon and Bishop Lawns .
Super English Long Cloths, suitable Tor Ladies'
New YorksBates. Atwood, and other good makes
White Cslnbrios (of Jonas's celebrated make)
White B BIZ liza 4. and striped India p!mlsy
Shirt Bosoms and Shirt Collars.
EMBRoIpHRIKs.
French worked Muslin Collars and Sets
Swiss Cambria Collars and Sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
Honiton and Maltese Lace Collars
Swiss Cambria and Dimity Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Also, new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas
Stella and White Grape Shawls
Plain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Steel-spring, Neapolitan, and other Skeleton
Skirts
Spring assortment Of Bajou's Kid Gloves
Tafeta Silk black lace and Lsle thread do.
Cotton Hosiery OF every kind for ladies and
Gents best English alf-hosc, ribbed and plain
do I.ise thread and fancy cotton do.
A good ssortment Of Silk Cravats and Ties
Suspenders, Silk and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Gossamer and I.isle-thread Shirts and Drawers
New style Parasols.
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear Of every descrp-
ton, with every variety Of House furnishing Dry
Goods.
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest
makes.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
at low prices.
ap8-tr JOHN II. SMOOT.
rARRIAGESCARRIA UNDERSTANDINGS
~ The undersigned has now hand A.. Mn 81
very, good assortment Of U nj ERrSSeS
CARRIAGES, BuGGl rs, DC to which ZSS9
he very respectfully invites the public generally
Prices moderate. JNO. p. DENNIS,
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