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AOeital
From Richard N. Milnes'" Poems Of Many Years. ~
The Worth Of Hours.

Believe not that your inner eye E.
4 Can ever in juat measure try
The worth OF Hours, as they 20 by;
For every mans weak self, alas
Make him to see them, while they pass,
As through dim or tinted glass;
But II In earnest care you would
Mets out to each its part Of good,
1fust rather 10 your After mood.
Those surely are not fairly spent
!, Toat isavet yoHt spirit bowed or bent,
1, IA sad unrest and iIl-content
And more hough free from see'ng harm,
You rest from toll Of mind or arm,
or allow retire from pleasures charm
II then a painful sense comes on
or something wholly lost and gone,
Vainly enjoyed, or vainly done
OF something from your beings chain
Broke of, nor N be linked again,
BY all mere memory can retain
Upon your heart this truth may rise
Nothing that altogether dies
Sutlces man's just destinies:
So should VIC live, that every hotir .
May die MS dies tie natural flower
A SSH revirlng thing OF power;
That every thought and every deed
May hold within itself the seed
OF future good and future need;
kSteeming sorrow, whose employ
is 10 developc, not destroy, SEQ
Fat bctter than barron icy.
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0rThere is a cockney youth who. every
tIme be wishes to gst glimpse Of big sweet,
hsdrt, calls out "Fite r directly under her
window. in the alarn Of the moment she
plGngss her head ont Of the window, and
inquiries. "Where ~ The lover then ppesi-.
cally slaps himself on the, bosom, and sx-
claims, 'Ess. ny Hsngslina Y
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CErfhe will Of Governor BIatchett, oI

EThs will Of Governor Blstchett, Of
Plymo6fh, proved IN r7ss, Contains the foE-
lowing singular clause: "Isdesire my body
10 be kept 90 long % il may not be otEsn--
sive, and that one Of my toes OF fingers may
be cut Of. to secure q, ceFlainty Of being
dead. 4 furthsFEsquest my dear iwifs. that
10 she has been troubled with one old fool
.she viii not think II hsttying ! second I
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GarIn the Jstdin dss Plantes, ii Paris,is
q sun.aiai bearing this inscription: izerss
non sssmsro sisi issrs,sdss Il count Only ths
sunny hoursJ y pretty and appropriate
motto. The merry moral forests thai even
lsdnby hours are numbered " ! shadow
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0To show how completely woman
ybecomea lost ina man when she takes bis
hatae, we will state, 10 order to deter the
dear creatures from such sacrifice, that ii
YVES the belisfof an ancient writer, that at
itheitesefrection5 Adauf would retake his rib,
from which Eve was made, and as every
man represented Adam and his wife Eve, 50
seyert tkarrfsd woman would become non.
entity.
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BLACK wonnding caumy
The whitcst Write strikes! Nfal khe So ssron.
Cui, tie the gall up ia a slanderous tongue?"
->-t+ -:SkGksspsare.
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wiI.1 Is stfehs.h, without doubl, share
or wisdom! Vast, unwicld!, burthensome;
proediy secure, yet liable TO fall like.
Ey weakest suLtetes; strengths not made to tR!e
Btl % sab5efve, where wisdom beats toohminnand.
Million.
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Written ior the Portage Sentinel
Lines
ny NETTIE MUSsER

= :, Lines ,.. p.
LovIyGLY INSCRIBED TO NJ P4RENfs.
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ny NETTIE MUssER.
.G&&E s-
Thou art growing old, my fatherl
Times bold mark Is on thy brow;
Ttioii hast toiled through many years
sT OF few hopes, aiit many fears
BUt aye comes on thee now; ..
sg&
Thou, my mother, art fast Fastening,
TO that bourne whence none return;
fhoN hast goho through lits Il sorrowing,
only one great comfort borrowing
That in heaven they seeJJssr mourn:
q Aged couple!-ftt'Ier, mother!
Il Heed thy daughters earnest prayer.
Keep thy lamps bsif|t trimmed and shining
That, when in Deaths arms fsclining,
v3e You may lay serencly there.
g., Whatever srhzy sorrow saith,
a No life that breathed with human breath
Has ever trul! ongcd for death.
Fl" TITS LIFE, whereof our nerves are scant,
IN, LIfE' tot ,PE4Tu. yor .sAieA we pant;
a@ MoEE LiEh; iND FULLER, THAT WE WANT.
..".t I "a -7snnysOn.
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 81 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,
No. Is Cedar sired. NashrMe, Tom.

No. Is Cedar street. AdshUiHe, ItRR.
We take this method OF informing the resi-
dents AID sojourners Of Nashville, that our
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and We are receiving all the Nel0
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eorry VaI1ety Of GeaieHe,s Alpdrei, which We
are Offering ut VARY LOW RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as hetetofore,
10y constant purchases made by u member of
the firm, resident Of Fhiiadelphia, whose long
Perieaoe and great facilities afford every advan
tage for the selection OF choice Goods. Our
aim Is to give our patrons a. good variety
of Fashionable Goods to select from any other
Ctty ia the Union and we respectfully solicit
call from buyers, for AN opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville. is at No. Is
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT d Co.
II. S.-We are tue only Age.tS in Nashville
for Thomas ID. Delano a Co. : celebrated LIFE
PRESERVES, which are 80 adjusted in the lin
ing OF the Vest as Ia be of no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only To be seen TO be admired Their hither-
To rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. sept4-tlnn
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The SEIiXir.s,

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another column has, by its merits, obtained for
itself 50 high reputation Philadelphia that Physi-
Clans acquainted with its properties, using itthem-
selves and prescribing it their patients con WINGED
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
iisordered digestive organs to healthy function. NJ
merous cases of DyspePsy, of the most aggravated
character, which We're abandoned as incurable by
OF the Medical Faculty, have by the this
Elixir, been restored TO perfect health attested
lHCatcS testify. .-E aprlS-ly
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TAG THEATRE-Th presentation OF Mr..
Bererly in the thrilling play ofthe Cam ,st"r
Wednesday night. was Il noble triumph genius.
4 sympathetic strangcrsitting at our back, at
h conclusion of the play. remarkcd-thAt II"
would not see it again FOR Fifty doli'rs-ior the
reason said he in answer 10 his FIJI .nd."l would
not have my feelings so wrought upon Tor
that sI.n--it was to me the most exquisite
torture" And we do not ri gard the expire
sion too strong to convey tn extraordinary
tuithfulnc~~ and power with which Mr.. MUR-
poCH invested the character.
Slr-. BerrIy was rendered with great sue
GERS bv Mrs. CRISP, who identified herself
completely as the wife of the unfortunate
asam'I 4.
NJ. TElrLEToN makes very good Stakeiy
it was his best paIformance OF the season.
and WIS sup rior to that Of any one we have
had hire for stvcr;, years.
Le0soa was hardly 80 good; Will CHuEiope,
with shade more energy would have been very
good.
Tu-night Mr.. MURDOCH takes "a benefit;
which if according to desert will bring to-
rether a. many as the hOusr will contain. He
appears in two characters. the Stranger, in tue
play of that name, and Duke Ardnza in the
NAV of the Honey Moon" The Stranger. in
tn, hand- of Mr. NJ. with Mrs. CRISP as Mrs.
HllLer. will be one of The most thrillingly at
fcting plays ever witness here. Lei there
be a testimonial worthy of Mr.. MUHDocn,
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Eor The Pafyis
Williamson County Fair.

i q
To The Editors of the Daily Pafrla:-
GENTLEMEN This the third day OF the
Williamson County Fair passed off quietly
no fights-no accidents-'cOrn eorJIfA being
prohibited ON the premises by special act OF
the management. The attendance was large
to-day, and will be still larger tomorrow,
which is the last day. The articles in the
Ladies' and Mechanical Department were adj
judged, to day-the premiums will be an
nounced Tomorrow.
LIST OF PRE1nUMs-THIRD DAY.
JACK SrocK-Aged Jacks.-Miles II. Mayes,
Marry county. premium.
3 year olds.-G. w. and J. H. Smith, Maury,
pr; Willis b. Ray, Ger.
gear Olds.-P. J. Akin King Philip Mau-
ry. pr; Patrick Reese, Ger.
year old-Miles H. Mayes, Maury, pr.
Sucklings-M H. Mayes, Maury, pr.
dyed Jennets..-J. II. Mayes, Maury. pr.
3 year olds.-Jas. Ill. Wilson, pr.
2 year 0lds-Jas. II. Wilson. pr. \. J. Nolan,
C 7.
/ ger Old-Miles II. Mayes, Maury, pr.
S,lcklinq.-J B. Hill (Miss. Foote,) pr.
.S,ceepstaAe Je,lnets-J. b. Hill, Miss Foote.)
pr; J. II. Wilson, Ger.
AGED MrLEs.-R. NJ. McLcmore, Maury,
Pr; NJ. J. Chears, Maury. Ger.
2 gear o,ds-S F. Carperton, pr.
l yoar oId-W J. Bord, pr; w. B. Patton,
! (Hickman.) Ger.
| .SuckLing.-A. T. Nolan, pr. and GER
! Par Hqrness Hiles.--R. NJ. McLemore, pr;
/ VI. f. Chrairs Ger.
! Single H4r1ess NlLe-A. y. b. Brooks, pr;
+ ". X. Blackman, Maury, Ger.
/ .Saceepz'afe Harness -HlIes.-R. NJ McLemore.
Maury, pr; NJ. Chcairs, Ger.
DRAUGHT STOCK.--Aqed Stations. ID. II. c.
| Spence, Rutherford, pr A. J. Nolan, Ger.
| gear ODD. &. Bostck. pr.
Aged Nares-William Allison, pr; Reuben
Reynolds, Ger.
3 year ogd--John McGavock, pr.
lSuctiing.-R NJ. Southall, Fanny BuggD
pr; r. VI. Freeman, Ger.
!S,eopstake StaiI;on.-A. J. Nolan, pr; D. Fl.
/ c. Spence, Rutherford, Ger.
.Stoelpstqke Nares-Richard Swanson, pr;
Reuben Reynolds, Ger.
I Par Fancy Buggy Horses.-B. F. Owen. pr.
The masquerade ride this afternoon afford
I'd the spectators not a little amusement,
and there was good deal of ''laftureH done
on the occasion. Time up.
Hastily Yours. II.
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Ill. Medical Department.
SeasIon IR6R-a

uNHE Seventh Annual Course vi Lectures IN this
Institution will commence on Monday, the I'd Of
November next, ana continue until the hrst u the
ensuing March.
THonAs x JENNISGs, Id, Professor Of Anatomy.
BsRKIES IISpsIEI n D. Professor Of Chemistry and
pharmacy.
C X wrSsToS NJ D., Professor Of MateriA Asoioa and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BroHASAS, NJ D., Professor of Surgical Anaio-
my and Physiology.
JoHS N WATSON, I'D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
aad the Diseases Of Woman and Children.
PAuL r. EVE, ND, Professor Of Principles and PrAe
tee Of Surgery.
Practice OF Medicine.
wIIIIAa r BKioGs ND, Adjunct Professor and De
mOnstrAtor Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for students
ON the Hrst Monday In october, 1.-THE ssh).
l,reffsefsars t0uSc Of Lncturcs, nee 10 AL stu
dents vii b. given by the Professors, conns.DesGs
also on Gle arst AuBdAy 81 oetobsr. ~
The Tennrssss state Hospital, nEdrr the direeuon
Of the Faculty i open 70 the Case free - charge
A Cihisqre has been established IA conDecLon With
the University hich operations are Ierfof ed and
cases prescribed and ectured Ipon n the presence
AEnoaus ~ Fees for Leotares = sos. MAssealatoa
fee lIid once only s.; Practical AnaIony sio; Grad
uAtii1 Zee, IS.
Good boarding be procured for s. 10 81 per
week For further infurErAtta CztsiOsoe agIss 81
VI. K. BOWLING, " d,
iy25-.m Dean OF the Faculty.
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Tennessee historical society.

The monthly meeting OF this Society was
ED on Tuesday last, at the usual hour, and
ne President being absent, on account OF the
lness of his wife, ". 4. EIcHBArM, Esq, was
all, d TO the chair
The Committee on Exhibition of Fine Arts
iade a very interesting rcpOrt, accompanied ny
statement of ruc, ipt~ aud expenditures from
ler financial agent, Mr. Henry EIchiaum
.epnris IT ceved and ORDERED to be filed.
R.v. DIR. Quintard propos- the names OF
~. Dr.. r. b. C. Howell, Turner s. Foster,
so, .rad John Al. Lea, E O., for active mem-
.rshp.
Mr. }. l.. NJ igS proposed the names of Ell
ard ;. Giarlner. Tno,. NJ Brennan and Henry
iichbuuIa for active memberships.
Mr. \. Nelson propose the names OF Daniel
:. Wright. NJ d., and Maj. Alex. Allison, Tor
Give memb rship.
R.v. C. I. Quintard proposed the name OF
Rev. DIR. Fra .cis l.. Haw X. of Hew York, as
corresponding mru1ei
All of waom were severaliy baiioted for
nd unanimously elected.
A letter vas present d from Jacob V. d.
tout. of Nashville, in relation to the aht'qui-
Y of the works at the Sulphur Springs, or old
rrench Salt Lick Received and ordcred to
b.. filed.
Letters were presented from HoI. q ."rGe
robertson, of Kentucky, and from W. l.
;oggeshall, Librarian OF the State Liprh y ~
ohio, which were received AID order, d to be
lied.
! A copy of the History and Antiquities "i
he CITY of St Augustine, Florida, founded
\. d. 1861 by Georg r. Fairbanks. was re
eiged from the author, and the Thanks ol Inc
society ordered To he returned.
Contributions were received from Mr.. VIM.
FAY, Rob ut H. McEwcn, E-q., Zone foot OF
Atlantic Cabl,.,) Campbell Brown, y. T.. DIR.
Joseph L. Newman, Rev. DR.. Quintard' OF
Nashville: from the Stale Library Of Ohio,
rom Mr. F. Stith OF Franklin, Samuel Davis,
IF Rutherford, &c.
Mr.. Stith's present was copy of Stith
History of Virginia, printed in l746.
Mrs. Joseph Woods, OF Nashville, presented
N excellent framed portrait of Rev. Dr.. PM
o Lindsey. formerly President OF the Unit
gersity OF Nashville.
Mrs. John b. Everett, of this city, present.
ID a framed portrait of Maj John buchanan,
he defender of Bachann's Station III the
memorable battle o! the night OF Dec. 30th,
1872
The portraits of both DIR. Lindsey and NJ
Buchanan were painted by Grimes.
After the transaction Of some business OF
minor Importance. the Society adjourned Till
he first Tuesday in November.
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We would call the particular attention of
every reader to the advertisement of Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
Oh LINIMENT. They are too well known in
this community to require recommendations.
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms srch as de-
spondency, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
cision. lack of energy, making existence a
burden. To all who may be so afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief
To all who may be afflicted with Sores or
Pains of any kind, try the Lniment See the
advertisement in another column.
sept2I-2W
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSaRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

MnF%zrSSp DR.. KING formerly OF New York, for
AEA&psS the last four years Of Louisville, hen
tucNy who has devoted his attention treat
menL Of private diseases for 80 years, iatters
himself, having attended a practice for many
all diseases Of private nature, matter how
from neglect OF their own DIR. Kings Dispensary
is No % DeadeTick street, between Cherry ana the
square second story, where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoNoRKHEA cured without nauseious medicine OF in
reference with business.
Of old recent date, eiCcually cured
few days, by an operation which pain.
Where structure exists Health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief ana under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with ali the Diseases Of the skin, growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, be enectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAkNEsS-Particuara attention having been
gwen To this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out OF 1t, brought on in many cases by the de-
structlve habits of ncOnsideTae Youths and eXces-
sive indulgence of the passions, neglect of which Will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature Old
Females who may be labOrng with any difficulty OF
tire Womb may rest assured OF Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed TO Dr. A. King
No. % DeadeTck street, Nash vile, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine their address with
cessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from o'clock in the morning until in the
ming mdy26-nd4wly
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FALL AND WINTER G0oDs.-The sudden
Change in the temperature OF the weather,
Yesterday had the effect of making people
think of preparing for cooler weather still.
The ladie- God hiss, the dear cr aturesi we
can never think of them or speak OF them un-
pleasantly ,)--wcre out in great numbers.
The retail stOr were rendered brilliant by
them None more so than that of our friends
the MCCLELLAND's who, in addition 10 being
capital clever ntlemea, display on their
counters aud shelves goods of all kiGdS, rich
and rare, useful and ornamental simply,
which they are 5 Hing very low for the rea-
dy." BIyilg for .si, anJ selling for cash,
they can afford to, and do, sell bargains.
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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANFORD'S RECIPROCATING
Portable Farm a. Plantation Mill.
(PATENTED MARCH. ls5s \

PAlhNIED AAktH, 1881
I.NOk Grinding feed for Stock and Corn or q her
Il grain IN every variety, suited for rainil- use
ant by simply changing the plates will grind Dru, ;
Pants Printers Ink Emery, Sc., &c. IN. prhcipIa
OF this Mill Is entirely new and It's adyantages over
every ROTARY AnI are highly important LIST IL Is
more durable, having four times the grinding surface
oil any Rotary Mill requiring the same amount of
power. Ind About half the power is saved as tie
RESISTANCE Is all within one inch of the centre of the
shait 3rd They are made of different capacitles So
a. TO De turned by hand varied any amount
OF power 10 an almost unlimited extent sth IL can be
purchased at Iss PRICE 5th Its extreme simplici-
" enables person Of less than ordinary capacity 10
remove the worn out plates and replace them by new
ones 9th The plates can be replaced cost not 10
exceed 81 80. 7th II Will not clog the reciprocal
ing motion, combined with the peculiar dress OF tho
plates rendering II impossible sth. II occupies but
little room, and is easily removed from place 10 place
II u capable Of grinding much larger quantity OF
grain than any other MIL with the application of tho
same amount Of power. -
lie subscriber has the exclusive right 10 sell the
above Mil IN the State Of Tennessee
- RICHARD BRITAIN,
septlh-u Pcughkeetse. n Y
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W arket by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Flour very dull, 81 so;
Whisky dali, nominal.
CHAIR EsTON, Oct There is but little in
quiry for Cotton and prices are weak.
AUGUSTA, Oct. THE heavy receipts of
Cotton cause general depression.
New York. Oct. Flour dull "a S50GS4
% for State. So 3OC9S So 20 for Southern; Corn
mix, 1908. yellow 80; Mess Pork SIG 80;
Lard dull, IO!GgIl; Whisky dull
New ORLEANS, Oct. Cotton, sales to.
day $500 baie~. Tagging I44 Sugar y.
Flour has au advancing tendency. Freight
on Flour. Boston 81. Exchange on London
ST New YORK Ii discount.
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Persons advauced tn Life

And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills, will find in the
Of Hollands German Bitters Elixir that will in
still new life into their veins; restore a measure,
the energy and ardor OF more youthful days; build
up their shrunken FORMS and give health and energy
to their remaining years.
For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch ST.. Phila
delphia, and sold by druggists and storekeepers
n every town and village in the United States Cana
das, West Indies and South America at IS cents per
bottle. that the signature of c. NJ Jackson is on
the wrapper OF each bottle octI-lm
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pp Gelearapb.
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival of the steamer Canada.

New YORK Oct. THE steamer Canada
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool advices
of the 18th.
Cotton--Sales of the week 81 900 bales; of
which Spectators took $500. and exporters
$500 bales. All qualities advanced l-l6(95;
but at the close quotations were scarcely
maintained Holders offer freely, but show
no disposition to press. Sales-Orleans fair
II, middling e; Mobile fair SIG. middling
Z SIG; Upland fair }, middling It.
Manchester advices are favorable.
Breadstufis have a d. Ginning tendency. Pro-
visions dull.
Consols 97s.
Bullion III the Bank has increased e485,-
O00
The Bank OF France has reduced rates to
per cent.
France gets fifteen million francs indemnity
money from China.
Nothing new from the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable
Political news unimportant.
The North Star arrived at Sou Hampton on
the 18th.
FRANCE.-The interest on Treasury bonds
has been reduced !.
From Washington.
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Lots Oh Bell street. Edgefield.

John Nixon o d. Wang and 4 T. Raymsr.
pursuance OF decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at May Term, 1858, in above cause,
VIII sell, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, The
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, the property descnb-
ed IN the peadngs IN this case, and being parcel Of
ground lying the West side Of Bell street, and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgeield
This property has been divided in six Fine Lots, of
good size and good depth, and three Of them have
houses upon Them and will be sold six and twelve
months credit for notes and approved security-ien
10 be retainer and sale FREE PROM REDENPIoN.
J. L. GLEANES-
sept1s-td Clerk x Master
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PAUL MoKrHY AND uARwrrz-Paul Morphy
the chcss-hoard. and there remains only one
game out OF seven to decide the championship
between HarNitz and himself HarwitZ is
said to be the first player in Europe, and is
employed by the owner of the Cafe de La Re
gence to play there against all challcngers.
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ET~- The New York Herald attributes what
it terms 1.-THE late distressing alterations Of
poor FoRNEY, in his Tarytown speech, and IN
his late defence of his Tarrytown libels." to
the fact ''that they are the consequences OF
too much liquor: that since he was kicked
out of the kitchen at Washington he has fall
len into the debasng habit of drunkenness"
The Herald has doubtless forgotten the old Ro-
man maxim, In UiaO Ueraas
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NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confine our business as near as
iss- bic to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
llned hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
ithln the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
termination into effect, we have placed our
nole city list in the hands of Mr.. WILLIAM
LII, who will make the collections, and also
tend to the delivery of the Papers. and see
at subscribers are served punctually. We
Ipe this arrangement will be satisfactory to
/ parties. Those who may desire to save them
Ives the necessity Of making four payments
iring the year, can, if they prefer it, pay In
vance for the whole year.
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MORE LAND BARGAINs-"O Occasional"
writes from Washington to the Philadelphia
Pres: There is Il rumor here among the
Californlans. that an expedition is being fired
out against Sonora. | place little faith III 1t,
for the reason that the purchase of Sonora
has for months been matter before our gov
crnment Mexico is willing, and the only
difference is as to the price. So it is stated
from first authority"