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III The King of Portugal's marriage will take
place in April next.
IL Edward 6. Draper, duly educated CO.
lored lawyer, has left Baltimore for Liberia.
IL Cincinnati has population of pa ,OGO in
habitants, an increase in ten years Of 81 OGO
III Judge Drummond, late of Utah, says that
Brigham Young can raise an army of 81, 900 men.
III The waters of the Bay of Volcano, in the
Island of Santorian, twenty-six leagues north of
Candia, have the singular property of cleansing
the keel of ships.
IL John sO'Brian Skenadore, a half breed
Indian, 100 years of age, came near diving of star
walton in Albany, last week. He fought with
Washington in the Revolutionary war
IL Chambers Journal says that the best way
10 get rld OF mice Is to remove every particle of
food, every scrap or crumb that a mouse can eat I,
In this way they will soon be driven of purely
out Of disgust,
II man cannot make a long speech in En-
gllsn House OF Commons unless he has some
thing to say in IL. The other members cheer him
cosgh him down and finally themselves 90 down
to dinner.
" On the afternoon Of the 10Th inst, Henry
Nelly, q IaboTeT In shaft of the StumphouSe
Tunnel, ;. C., fell from platform and in falling
he came in contact with one Collins who was
coming up in bucket, when both fell to the bot
tom Of the shaft Cls0 feet) and were killed.
IL The Methodists as a denomination are
making war upon the habit of using tobacco, and
M candidate for the ministry is to be licensed or
ordained who Is not willing to forego the use of
tobacco In every manner OF fern Of personal indul
gence.
10 Miss Frances FarRum. 81. of Genesee "
e, In Mt OF partial arrangement, induced by
an unnatural state of religious excitement the
nrst part of this week stealthily left her room IA
the night and threw herself in the mill dam. was
carried by the current under the ice and drowned
III The traffic in Circassian girls in Turkey
is said TO be very brisk, and they l<H dog cbeap
In former times, 'gOod middliny'' CiTcassian
girl was thought very cheap at $500, but at the
present moment the same description OF goods
may be had for S25
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

I<O
BROWNS HOTEL.-D Warers, Mica; C
Russell, Va; W ii Oldham, do; ] /. Russell
90, n Davidson, La Ii ID Spalding and lady
Nd; Coleman, Va; Nj Mckinney, Ky Hon !
III; Triplett, Mo; h Hickman. do; l. II
Kennedy, La L. Dixie, Mass " GaInbriil.
No; MIS- Johnson, do; BaLIere, o; Mis- Z
Tough. Pa NJ Lenahan, Md; II w Butter pa.
DuvalI, Nd, Lucas, do w Reid Mo I:
DoITisst do Cheewan, Miss B r Lin.
con- IT, u; Llb6ey, Mass N Gallaher, Va;
hyperion, ny; Z B johnson, Cat; w A Jarboe
and friend, Md; c W Hoffman, do I: X Gin
hart do; w Dennis, n; W stringfellow, RT
R,6.l ftImmeFs, C5A ' Anderson, NO. f
Gursenhauser, Pa; ] ii Hoffman, NY; 4, HeTrs
do; w Earl, Pa; Severus, NY; l. Il Morris,
90 Morris, do J McConkey, Pa c X Nc
Gawkey, do, L II Rain, Mass l. straw. Mich;
Il Doughty, do; Titus, Pa w Russell,
Tenn.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-E Hubbell. CT. G.
Brown, frety, Pa; ID Branch n Car: A
McChenny, and Green, Ill; Joel Ritter, Pa: B
Flcklin, Va; II Harmon Nj r Crofoot Mich;
Boutelle and lady, Mass; q Leach. do; v
Horton, Ohio; 6 Pott, NY; Capt J Archer, L.
woodward and lady, CT; A ID Ewing Pa: II =
Ellis; York; l. Draper, Mass; IL stevens and
fam, Eng; Mrs Holbrook, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Cooke;
6 Daniels, " Yk; BIS Waters, Mass. I Pu1b
Va; Link, T J Sherlock II nj BodIey: Obio.
Cochran and lady, Del; L Cotes, Me: e w
and Misses f q and ID A Babcock, Me; Col Muir
.aL' y H j Stofer, Vii; Nj Sdbinen and friend
> Plummer CSAi CopP, T Hoxie, NY; I
ofrest, III; w IL Moor, Can; J Johnson
A Seaman, Barton. DIR T Atkins, n YORK; g
Chadb0urne, Md; Gen r Smith, UsA.
NATIONAL HOTELS Bridye. p Lot,
HaI; captain ) Proctor, Mass; r. A Fisk w q
middleton, Md Nj Bowly, NY; J G. MAXWELL
Mekeynolds, John Decar, Pa; A II RedfieId
Mich 4 81 Howell, NY; r. r Ford, Iowa; n \
REID, do, Johnson, Pa Reed. NY; d Van
bergen, Ter; Reed; NYokr; Misses A and
Buchanan, Johnson, Nd: ! Nj Cayananub
Min; Ford, Md; Capt w Smith, Va; ID Shen,
nerd, Ny; Helfenstein, ID C. Baxter, Penn: NI
Hunt, Mass; NJ White, NYk; ID w Fairchild w
Burrows, Ohio; Nj Taylor, La
klRKWOOD HOUSE-C WooIIom Emo. 4,
NJ Campbell Tenn; II MYERS, Pa; ri G. Sam.
pie, Ala; w Cullen, Min; w Borden NJ.
Harris, do, Lum, NY; = Real paris. ri
4 Johnson, Md. w c Eon. Va; A G On,rTia,
do; w Campbell, Pa; G Crompton Mas. q Y
Robinson, do; A Leathers Me: r + Ra.t,a
A Shaw, ILL., mo- non
. HOTEL, IL. D. SMITH s)-Hon p po,y
Ell, va Thompson, M; 6 w Brook. Va.
vi Collins, do vi Mccoy Md: Hon q W
hopkins, Va % w Hunt, do; w Sloan C,i. n
Patti, Va; r Ssraggs do; II Asb d.
Mcdaniel, do; A Chiekchester. do: Nv Ens,.,
IA " Hensel, do, w l. Morris Md. y nil
va osbourn, do; Friezs, RI; C II HsT,,
WASHINGTON HOCsE-Hon I e Kp,L.,
aud lady, Pa; l. Rickard, Iowa: \. stons ".
Jno Ely, N.Y. A Sidebotham pa: a. I,,n,
hemb:e, Ny; w Wentworth mn: y pa,
neI, N.Y. Cunningham, wiz. Jno I,na..a,
my, nrla Flowers, NY; II Campbell. IA.
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1ravelets' Dirootofy.

These ships having been built BY contract ex pressly
for Government service, every has been tax en-
in their construction, also their engines to in
for passengers are unesualed for elegance and com
fort.
The steamers ofthis line have improved water
tight compartments and ex pense has been spared
to make them all as good as new, the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode OF constitute
ton yet unequalied.
PROC OF passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin, SlD; IN second do, o75; From Liver
pool to New York, 50 and 20 suineas. An expert
Perenced Sun geon attached to each ship No berths
Gan be secureu until paid for.
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. PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSenior partner In the late hrm Of


fSenior partner in the late firm of
kNABR. GAEHLK d Co.,
Continues the manufacture and bale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under Me name-
OF William knabe & CO., at the Old stand, U(3f5SE
Nos. ], 8, and North Eutaw Street Op sVINSI
poste the Eutaw House, Batimofe.
They have also just opened new Sales Room II
No D7 Baltimore street, between Charles and Ligh
streets, ON the premises partly occupied by Mr.
keep constantly on hand large assortment of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also Melodeons, from the best makers, from to s.
octave some with double key boards, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture of
Pianos, we will sell wholesale and retail. the
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
{gold medall at the Fairs OF the Mary Institute
two successive years-OotOber, 1885, and l856-in OBJ
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
tlmore. We were also awarded the frst premium, At
the Industrial Exhibition held i'm Richmond, Vir-
ginia, 1856 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sllver medal) at the Metro
politan nj echanics' Fair for 1857
In addition to this we are possession OF testimO
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be seen at our
warerOoms, speaking for themselves and others of
the high appreciation in which our instruments are
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for i've ears, and
months from the day of sale If the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give q call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-J VIM. KNABE & co.
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PROPOSED DATES DISABLING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS. No. IS, Wall street.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool.
Il. q. WAINWRIGHT & Co, Paris. .f-
fhe owners of these ships will not be accountable
LOT sod, snvet Duiilon, specie, 1eTeiry. precious
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
Is
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THE ADVENTURES OF CAT. and q fine
Cat, tho. colored engrsvings; London. 1857.
The Adventures of a Bear. and great Bear, too.
colored engrayipgs; London, 1857.
The Adventures Of Dog. and good Dog, too,
colored engravpgs; London 1851.
The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred Crow quill, bcauti-
fully illustrates; London. 1857.
FAIRY Gold translated from the French, many a.
lustratIons: London. 1857.
Tales and Fairy Stores, translated from the Ger
man; London. 1857.
tionS: London, 1857.
Eda Morton, or School-room Days, many iIlustra-
TORS; London, 1857.
With many other Books. English, French
aDd American, for youths ofall ases
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THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. g. METZE-
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4 ONDON JUVENILE BOOKS.
IL Hans A ndersoH's Tales and Fairy STORIES,
LouIs's School Days,
Sanford and Merton -
tvey ings 1t Home,
Edgar Clifton, or Risht and wrons
Gnmm's Home Stori<s = -
TIE Castaways or Adventures in Africa,
livery Boys Bonk
Arabian Nights
Robinson CTusoe
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RlBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS. in v.-;.,-
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IN Poetry and Prose. and French, Englisb All
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(hEAhLES NACkAY.-S Songs for Music; Ly
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THE last MAN.
NOT By, THOMAS cANPeEIL-
The PettIcoat CataStrophe.


dreamed dream the ofherniEht.
When everything was hushed ard still, )
Which made each hair stand straight with trlsh
Stiff as the porcupIne's last quill.
Methought that pettlcOats had grown
To such vast and monstrous size,
That there was room for them alone
And none for man-beneath the skies
The beasts and every creeping thing
Had died, Yhe flowers hoomed no mors>
The grass aid tsn6er herbs OF spring
Where witheTed On the desert shore-
Ten million leagues Of crInoiIne
Stretched over all Ike q funeral pa"
And on the cold and cherries scene,
The suns warm ray eoud viewer E"t'
An Ararat's cloud curfained peas
The last man stood with pallld face.
Sick trembling. weary, worn and weak
Sad remnant of a smOthering race.
In yaln-aIaS. poor man IN vain
His footsteps sought thatrest of old.
For clouds Of skirts soon filled the plain,
And hid the mountain in their fod.i
still bigger grew those spheres of white,
Until they reached the summit high,
And streamed above the wretehed wight,
Like snowy banners III the sky.
The man looked DER the precipice,
Make way for pettiooats"' he cried,
And plungIng down the dark abyss,
Made way for petticoats-and died.
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