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Fashionable Spring Clothing.

Fashionable Spring Clothing.
f. STRINGER 6 CO.,
Street 35
Are now receiving their supplies of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
SUMNER CASHMERE SUITS, for business.
SILK MIXED
BLACK SINGLE MILLED CLOTH FRooK COATS.
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS.
FRENCH MERINo =.
LIGHT SILK VESTS.
FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS, etc.
GAuzE MERINo UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Isle THREAD
LINEN AND COTTON
New styles Of
CRAyATs, NECK TIES, etc.
We are still Offering the remainder of stock of Heavy
Winter Goods
nils 2p1m AT COST FOR CASH.
FS. III. Porter,
DEN list,
Has returned and resumed practice DENTISTRY in ali
It's branches No. 1857 CANAL STREET, next the corner Of
street.-the residence occupied by him more than
ve,tv wears. OLE 2ptf
Wines apsd Liquors,
IL. .............ROYAL sTREET,...............a7
Aauup,y of CREME DE BoUzY cHAMPAGEE,i in quartz
eonstaHty which equal to the best thai
eoEesto this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
| FINE OLD PoRT-the.best in the city.
| SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WIRES BRAN DIEss
Vintage of 1873. 1888 and 1906 and Othsi
| WHIsK
Of alldescriptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, In piuts and quarts.
:. Also.
hand my usualsssorrnent of the best WINES Ii
QUoRs market, which will be sold ressOnAb
terms any 9th Ter hsuseint the city.
sEWELL II. TAYLOR,
d72piy No. II Royal street.
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
s. r. ADAMS.................... EDITOR,
I A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
cans
ordersfOr advertising leftat the CRESCENT OFFICE, vii
be punetualy attended to
Rz-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. jai 2
E'accine.
A fresh supply constantly hand and for sale by
/ SICKLES & CO.,
, ms 2plm IS and 90 Canal street.
Fine Clothing! Fine Clothing!
GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF
FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Can find very superior stock select 'front.' and at niue
price than goods of similar quality can be bought ior
Overcoats at Costi
R. sPRoULE & CO.,
feas anan "a ST. Charles street.
w. IA. Cooley,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Pracces Poute Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West
eiAns. Residence Pointe ooupee P. o., La. dS0 aP
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.9esU Sharing Saloon.

.aeaU Sharing Saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty-five years has been at the head of
the profession in this city, would respectfully inform his old
friends that he has opened New Establishment
No. IL Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-Onice,
Which, he them will be worthy u their
patronage From long experience in this city, he attes
himself that he thoroughly understands TIE requirements OF
the public his endeavors the approba
ton of him with their As be has made
arrangements with number Of the very best BARRIERS in the
customers may assured that they will be at
with skill prom pnes and dispatch at all times and
N. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
m25 2ptf Opposite the Post-ohice.
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ns~Docfor Jumes-Dr. James, of Sc GUS
Toulouse New Orleans La oil diseases of the
skim Blood and Generaive Organs without mercury, hin
danoe from business exposure to friends. Cures
teed all Remember DR. James old established Dis
pensary is So Customhouse street. New Orleans.
See Dr. james advertisement in another column headed
Medical House. 50 Cuomhouse street. New Orleans La"
a. onltn
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.FetU Goods!
d. p. S CANAAN &c CO.,
AND
CHARITIES STREET,
Have now open complete and select assortment of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
Comprising
ALL THE NEW STYLES AND VARIETIES
o.
SILKS, ORGANDTEs
BAREGES, GRENADINES,
TISSUES AND BALZORINEs
In Pieces and in Robes.
splendid stock Of
EMBRoIDERIFS, LACES,
THREAD LACE POINTS
BAREGE sHAWI.s,
rILET AND LACE MITs,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, etc.
/ Also
| A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BoNNETs AND HATS,
Comprising all the New Styles, such as
GRIsI EQUESTRIAN etc.
/ All Of which will be offered at
ai2 gpst THE LOWEST CASH PRICESI
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as-DyspepsIa and Fits-Doctor Tracy De-
IoRME great Of Consumption for several
badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the time he
WAS confined his bed He eventually cured by pre-
scrpton furnished him by young earyoyant girl This
scrpton given by CHILD while in state Of trance, has
cured everyhody has taken it, having failed
equally in Of Fits of Dyspepsia The in
gradients may be found in drug will send this val
nable prescription any person the receipt Of stamp to
pay postage Address Dr. TRACY DELoRME, Great Curer
Of Consumption, New York PostOice al 2wd&w
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New Orleans, March 10, 1853.
Mr.. Coins 1 have been using your "Raperapeurn for
stua suffered with for the last eighteen years hay
ing during that time operated upon by Dr. Johnson of St
Louis without have been induced to ka
peapeum and confess with perfect stisfacton and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy
AMOS HI, HTOWER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
IL Napal mr.
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New Orleans. March IS. 1853.
have Coins Ksperlapeum" for ehs and fever, and
eary; believe it will cure when every thing
else fails A. W SMITH,
New Orleans.
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New Orleans, January 80, 1885,
N B. olns-Dear Sir take pleasure in stating that, some
four months ago. when suffering with Chs and Fever which
had for several months induced to try doe
of your Kaperapeu" just before chill expected and
such was the effect 1t had npon determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took according
to directions The result Was that before had half finished
the bottle my chs had left and have not since returned
am now enjoyment Of perfect health never having
pereneed any the effects Of qunne other drug usually pat
in medicines for such Diseases and do cheerfuy recommend
the "Kaperapeum" to all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
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Ra-The undersigned Is a candidate for the
Office Of Street Com missioaer- Election in June.
AS 2o,e CHAS N OLIVIER.
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nB-TO the Publlc--The undersigned most
respectfully his the Of the city Of New
Orleans Office of Mayor-electon
oil on the I'd day Of June
iass 2pte BENZ s. HARRISSoN
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.NeeC Books,
RECEIVED PER THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR,
Ar
j. @. MORGAN & CO.'S.
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-oice and
No 20 Commercial Place
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H7s-The best Sowing Machine now In mar
ket is WEEDS ATRNT. which is simple that child
operate experience in the Of Sewing Machines
this Machine is less liable get Of order
than any other Sewing Machine before the public.
The Rev Robert G. williams of Woodbury., Conn, says
Afx examination Of other kind Of Sewing Machines,
uy convinced yours the best and almost constant
use Of has than realized my expectations,
for know there Is other machine that will with little
trouble perform SO many different kinds of
work. - aet
planter says: ''I employ three four hands in
Patent Sewing Machine the sewing for the whole
clothes Of the family. confident the machine pays for
itself every three months
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors. No. si5 Broadway, New
York N. s. HEDRICK, q Camp street.
rae6 epim&w Agent for New Orleans.
p9- Hundreds of our citizens complain of
debility Of the system, arrangement of the liver
stomach Of appetite ec they frequently the result
Of application and thousand other cannot
here name but would say all afflicted do have
done-get bottle Dr. Hooands German Bies pre-
pared by Jackson and, word eg you will be cured.
We this medicine knowing from experience that it
is much superior generality patent medicines We
say readers purchase uales prepared by Dr.
| G NJ Jackson, Philadelphia
Principal office, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists stosekeepers in and village in tbs
United States cansGa West Indies and South America at q
cents per bottle.
Sold in Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
| & CO., Nos. q aud Isl Chartres street. al 2pim6W
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans January 30, 1853.
Mr. Gons-Dear SIR know how inform you Of the
wonderful change your kaperapeum has made in For
eight years four months suffered with the falling of the
womb of the eminent physicians Of this
city who finally thought my hopeless ard refused to do
yhng me- when my husband found you the old
Southern Belle and purchased bottle of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among the most refined Of
the city, really thai be divine origin
hardly realize my great change never felt better in
life do this That every woman afflicted
as was may get your great tonic my fervent prayer
MARY SIMS,
Sc Hevia street.
Neyy0 r
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Sold by all druggists and dealers generally.
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Lea S Pey4'tNs'
TERsHIRE sAUC E..

2p&w
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In accordance with the Of the Legislature Of Louis
iana books for subscription of Stock to the Lafayette Water
Works Company" will be opened the office OF H. T. Ions
dale Sons j. H. Phelps Goodrich Co, Agency Merchants
Insurance Company jackson street) Dr. W. p. Sunderland
Crescent Company Louisiana Insurance Company
and A. NJ. Nathan Co.
The first nsameut said subscriptions will be payable
when two thousand shares shall been subscribed
LOGAN MCKNIGHT,
j. H. PHELPS,
W.P. SUNDERLAND,
II. T. LONSDALE,
G. w. SQUIRES,
as 2p6t Commissioners.
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and splinters you ever seen in one mud hole !,
About that time, too, thar was as pretty up
country runnin' on top o. them cussed bricks
as yon III commonly see. lay up two or three
days, and at last made my passage up to
Wetumky. in the cabin -
How was that 2" 1 asked.
An old lady, that was long, lowed it was
dangersome for me to stay ON deck, as might
scare the masheenery out o joint So they
took me in the cabin afore we started, and +
reckon l was treated nigh on to hundred
tmes, afore we got to Wetumky"
That's not the way you told it the last
time, remarked Mrs. Wallis.
Thunder squire, did you ever hear such
wimmin fOlks-Tve hardly had a chance to
edge in a word tonight Well, my last ixpe.
rience was about year ago got ketched in
hurricane; it was blOwin' like the devil, and
the thunder and the lightnin' was tremenius-
SO gits under big red-oak, and thar / sot
till the lightnin' struck it | was leanin' aein
the tree when the bolt come down, shiverin'
and splinterin' all before it, 1t hit me right
here--and then
Good heavens did lightnin' disfgurs your
face so ~
"Disfgure thunder, No The lipbtnin,
struck me right hero, as l was sayin', and then
it glanced ~
Good Lord look down :" calculated Mrs
Wallis. -'''
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF PARIS

TIE FiRE DEPARTMENT OF PARIS
A letter from Paris in the New York Times.
describes the fire departmen mt in that capital as
follows:
The fire department at Paris. like the poliee.
IS military organization, and consists of 900
men. Its members are drawn from the army.
and are under the control of the Minister of
War, except when ON duty as fremen when
they obey the orders of the Prelect Of Police.
They arc picked, and consequently efficient
men, and are carefully drilled and trained in
gymnastic exercises. They are enrolled for the
same number OF years as soldiers in the army,
and cost the treasury annually $50, 900 francs,
little over 500, 900. They wear uniforms,
blue cashmere jacket. buttoned up to the
throat pantaloOns Of the same stuff made
large, and brass cap. They have "a strong
leather strap around their bodies in which
there Is ring, and by which they can be sus-
pended. Their principal arm il fre-axe But
their engines are nero syringes and their hose
company nUI The French machines are very
small, and only throw water. They must be
supplied by buckets. On the occasion of the
destruction by fire of the building called Grand
Conde, lines were formed in all directions, into
which the policemen pressed men, women and
children for the passage Of buckets. Barrels
on wheels were also put into reauisition but
not single hose. The river was only two hose
Lengths from the fire, hydrants were plenty,
there was no wind, and yet the Grand Conde
burned seven hours before the walls fell in, and
IT'S burning yet at the eighth day, with engines
constantly playing on it All tho walls Of the
ne'ghborlng houses have been damaged SO that
the people nave lett them, and props have been
pat up 10 save them from falling All this re-
suits from inefficient machines and from too
much official parade. The preventive side of
the question, however, is immensely in favor of
the French system. This system consists in a
stringent law in regard to the mode of construe-
tion OF houses, and in placing fremen, hyirants,
reservoirs and bose-pipes. wherever there is
most danger Of fire. With her powerful en-
gines, if New York would adopt this careful
preventive system, she wsuld save millions OF
property annually. This is, in fact, one Of tho
reforms she must sooner or later adopt.
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A FARM IN ALEX XANDRIA COUNTY,VA
A FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR M
PROVED CITY PROPER fY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tance from Alexandra, and miles from George
Mr.: r. Yulee. Esq 4, and o. the lands of theIlate L.
b. Hardin, Esq he Farm Is divided into Fl elds,
with water IN each field a fine orchard, and house
containing rooms. with u good cellar aud back
kitchen, stable, and all necessary uthuildlngs In
who will show the property and give information
respecting tine sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. Waach, Esq, Editor of the star.
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1859.
Jo I8-laWtf ID, WELLS.
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A DESlRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA FOR SAIE-Tbe Editor of

"A COUNTY,VA., FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star is authorized To SELL on very oe
conmodating terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms III the County of Cupep-
er. IL contains about 800 acres, of which 300 are
woodland and the residue arabic land. IN fine con-
ulflon 1Or cultivation This tract situated about
three miles from. Cupeper Court House. 1t has upon
II small dwelling house and Ordnsry faI IN build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldsnce this farm offers attractions surpassed If
equalied in Piedmont Virginia. building site pom
the farm commands q fine mountain pros pect and a
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The So Is OF ex oellent original quality, and pecu-
harry adapted to the production OF wheat and IL at
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
VIII sell 1t for less than its value, early ppliciton
is made. Persons wishing TO purchase will please
communicate wltn w. ID. WALLACH, Esq. Ed
itOr of the Star. an pg-I Iawtf
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ADVANTAGES OF EDUCATIoN -" Doctor, +"
"a id an old lady, the other day to her family
physician, kin you tell me how il is that some
iolksis born dumb" Why, hem certainly,
madam" replied the doctor. 1T is owing to the
Tact that they come into the world without the
power of speech - s'La me - remarked the
old lady I" now jest see what it is t. have Il edi.
cation: I've axed my old man more nor hun
dred times that ere same thing; and all could
get out of him was, 'KaSe thev as n"-
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RRADY'S GALLERY,

RRADY'S GALLERY,
- S52 Pa. AVENUE, NRAR7TH STREET
Deer Sweeny, R,ttsHhonss, Faat Co.'s
80 Banking House.
Mr. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
ic that IN consequence of the very liberal patronage
ne has received since opening his PHOT D.
GRAPHIC GALLERY az Washing ton he will
contrary to his lntentIOn keep open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be cons stanty IN
attendance to execute Photographs and AmbrOty pes
IN the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards
Tne Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at ms Hal"ry tthe aTssst IN the worldD open for
Pnbc inspectIonevery day Sun lays excepted from
u M 10 p. m je so eo lfn
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

1OTHE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY.
ha',ng been engaged IN mann fEctunns Lad es'
~ MISSES, and ChIldren's Shoes Tor 1
,.tns past 81 years, ought tos
Ahow O1 th ~ time what wall suit them IN that line.
and can safely say that we do which Won car prove
by glvlng our work tal. can md AT Al times
the articles az the principal Shoe Stores in Wash
lngton cIty-Jhe shoes we-knoyn ss 4 w
McCurdy d Sons Philadelphia make. augLly
TRUNKS! TRUNKsg TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly, keen,
GYYYpon hAnd a large and very supe- a,
ht1X nor assortment of Sole -Ieaiherk<kA
ArbTRUNkS AND NAI.ISES; also -
Iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHEl.S; hne
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, &o.
] am prepared to compete with the hest nlspu-
facturers, proof OF which. read the following Re-
port OF tte Committee AZ the Far Of the Metropolis
tan NJ Mechanlcs' Institute for 1857:
- TOpham n Norfet deposited = Solicitation
Trunk that ls for Softdtsy and skalifp Of waterfall
yKrKrN THOMAS, Ssdder.
Il. =. klNsEY, CuuIer.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and ever, description OF
Repairing executed with nestDess and dI spatch.
JAS. =. TOPHAM.
(Iate ToPHAN a. NoRFLFT.l
No. <99 7th street. oppo. Odd Fellows Hall.
m ely Washington. ID. &.
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SHIRTS.
DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning my sincere thanks to n generous public
Tor the patronage which have heretofore M.
r.celved from them, beg leave ~ aunounce.zSlI,x
that have secured The services Of one of the IA
best and most experienced Bar keepers IN he coun-
Try My friends and the puihc are respectfully in
vlteH 10 cal and see me-. The Lest of WINES and
EIQ QUORS, and also Il fine asssItmeDt of TO RAC-
co and CIGARS always to be found IN the bar.
'" - eo'ln =. BREKETON.
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AFFECTloNArHIErrER TO AN ABSENT HUSBAND
Here IS very fair set off to the affectionate
letter from dscOn,0late husband i'm town To
his wife In the country. The lady seems to
have been equally lonely and inconsolsbIe.
My Dear Hubby: " received your affection
ate letter yesterday, do t-be ouiet y
and 1t was truly welcome, (be still Won shan,t
squeeze my hand y l assure you. You have
no idea how lonely (there, you have made mo
make blot y feel when / am separated will
you > from you; but the assurance that I shall
see you ON Saturday Gf you attempt such 4
thing p is great comfort. L look forward 10
that day with SO much pleasure, (Will, if You
kiss me again, I'll write to Charles y for you
know 1T is delightful (there you We broken nv
bracelet delightful you've made We write
delightful twice. to live in hopes dts too late
to take ride, isn't itO / could not but foel
pity for you when you spoke of being 'oko0,
upon my word, Mr.. Impudence, that's three y
IN me SftiIHssS Of your ch0mJer' 1t seemed
as II L could, my dear Hubby, (a-a-h. do he.
have, Will you :! as you were writing to your
faithful wife. L too am 'alOne' I'm TELLING q
great story now y and thinking of the dsvs
that still intervene between (hOw becomipplv
your collar is turned DOWN. now and Satnr
day. (NOt another for the a-c-hn The
country looks beautiful, (it would be nice to
take short ride to the beach, but [ never
ENJOY 1t while you arc absent. Il declare there
are the horses at the door, l have but n few
minutes to conclude in, tell Jane to bring NV
bOnneD as the mail closes (and my skirt in =
few minutes. Adieu, my dear (well I'm clad
you have stuck yourself with Din y Hubby
Faithfully, yours, MARY
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III Suicides are becoming epidemic. There
have been, says the Republican, more ca,es OF
self destruction within the last sx months n n
Louis than In saY city oftne United States.
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4 CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
~ Mpcu. ~ IMSS H. rSS9TyELMEENT 10Y 5LlE IN

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Dr. Il. %. II Lis res epectfully informs the public
that he 10 now prepared TO insert partial and -
full setts Of TEETH AT reasonable rates S~S
on this improved pan. The great advan -S-IIo
tdge this process has over all others lts perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insures = most
perfect hi. The metal is entirely free from ali me-
talic taste snd Of the of the mouth
can have any effect upon a. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens of Baltimore, confirming
ITS great superiority, can be seen. All those per
sons who are suffering with al adapted plates will
please give me call, and will uke great pleasure
in explaining and exhibiting 90 them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should be made at NV of
cess.
Ohhce, No. 250'Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above GautIer's.
% SIS
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je lift

EOR RENT.-A thres- story BRICK HOUSE,
Z wlh basement, on I'd st eet, Georgetown, the
late residence of Nj. DE Budisco contalng is or II
rooms; The house ard lot are large and IN complete
ordar having all the necessary out
&c. IL II one of the most com:nndOus IN tfeorce-
town, and well arranged for cOnf"rt and elegance
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
ap 29-tf
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MODEL LETTERS FROM ABSENT
SpDJJSES

In appleton CyclOpeda of Wit and IIumor,
edited ty w. Z. Burton, the celebrated come
dian, we hnd the following ingenious correspon-
dence, illustrating the fact that IN arried people
sometimes find amusement and comfort in each
other absence
AfFECrloNATE LETTER TO AN ABSENT WIPE.
Ladies whose liege lords are tarryinp i'm the
city during their absence in the country in the
coming summer months, will experience some
aiieviatIon by reading the following:
My Dear WDe: In silence and alone. (bovs
don make such a racket there if Won nIease
while m wriiingD in the stiffness Of my quiet
chamber, tlia ha, Ohoi good,-what's tbat1) 7
slt down TO write few lines to you You
know bow to dress salsd-you do y Although
feel the pang Of separation I'LL up, fill up!-
so; thank you;) from your dear self at this mo-
ment, yet 1t is pleasing reflection to know
twhat the state of the game now?) that few
snort days will enable me to be with you. Ia
ciga,, 'oe,) ana once more press your gentle
hand. (Oh. L can't take a hand now svain
L shall leave this city, tiresome indeed duriny
your absence, c'We won't 60 home till morn
ing-"h' keep still will you?) and every hour
In the interval will be counted (capital story.
that, BlllyD with anxious solicitude by me- A.
sit here alone In the stiffness of the night.
C'Come give US a song" II can't non INV
word oh, do secluded by myself. NV
mind Is filled with tender recolections, and a
lowness OF spirits comes over me, ('' Gaily still
the moments roll which endeavor csWbiie
quaf the flowing bowl"') in vain C'Cares can
never reach the SOUL to shake ('sWho deeply
drInks OF wine. off L now lay down my pen,
boysD overpowers me. Adieu, my dear wife
gin minute; duty before pleasure3 and be-
iieve me Is m with you now, boys!") your af-
fectiOnate husband,