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he last time" and as he bent towards her,

the last time" and as he bent towards her,
-she wound her thin arms lovingly around
MIS- neck, aud-pressed him tightly to her
lying bosom. Then, only then, ono NOR
tai tear troubled upon her lashes; it was
tho last mirror from her heart, in which
earthly love might shine reflected.
All drew silently near and received one
after another, a pressure Of the cold hand;
many glidvd from the room to give vent
10 the choking sobs that could no longer
be restrained.
She moved her pale lips aud gazed i'm
ploringly at her husband. The mother
vas understood, and her mother brought
towards her beautiful babe, asleep
They laid it on her pillow by her side, and
"a soft smile. parted her lips as she whis-
pered slowly aud distinctly, "My Father
will take care of him."
/ And then she clasped her hands and
raised them as if in triumph, bright iish.
seemingly brohe over ailj her features
rays OF glory and beauty shonc in hcr
dying eyes, her brow grew whittier and
uOiC anu Vim l)uu
of "Glorious God, heaAnly home,
! come, co.ne," she fell asleep and was
luo more.
The two friends had stood, the one il
calm sorrow, for she was Christian, tht
other in translixed wonder. Naught wa
heard now but murmuring and lamentatioI
the lonely husband had thrown himsel
down by the bedside, and his heavy groan
pierced every heart, Eleanor wept, ant
as she passed from the chamber of th'
happy dead, she exclaimed, "Let me di'
the death Of the righteous, and let my las
lend, be. like hers. what are wealth, sta
tion, beauty, alas!",. 3. sqr -.4.
! "Coine with me then Eleanor, and lie
us both walk in her footsteps, then, tha
we depart4as serenely,", mnrmu.ed Helel
Randolphsin o low tone.
! And like music sounded the answer t
her ears, 'erhy Redeemer snail be my Re
deemer thy God my God"
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ERCAM TILE C0LLEG =
s. a.m PlTTsBURG. Pa. ).
ESTABLISHED IN Is4o.

e ESTABLISHED IN 1s4o, =
INCORPORATED by the Legislature ofPenn-
i sylyania. - = 3, =. & - - ~,
81 BOARD OF TRUSTEES: -
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President of the United States. ~ sTsl
Hon. JUpGK, WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDGs HAMPTON, Gen. J. K. MoonHRAD
Hon. JcDaE LowRfR. fssbs s.sa'
P DUFF, (author of Duff's Boek-keeping,y
President, with superintendent and FIVE assis-
tant teachers of Bookkeeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers. 3 fe7 nc
J. S DUNCAN, one of the best penmen in
the country, (author Of the gems of business
and ornamental penmanship,) Professor Of
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the attorneys Of Boyd /
i OFT, William oksy, Master Commissioners,
and to the bidders or purchasers, or other per
sons interested, that the use and possession of
Lot No. Sixteen (16,) in the town of Claring-
ton, Monroe County, Ohio, 10 claimed by nae
until tbs first day Of April, 1859. .@
p = 50 JACOB T. MORRILL,.
p 0iayingtSn, Feb. 10, 1soS-Sw. &s
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Ths Mother and her Boys.

Ths Mother and her Boys.
It is the twilight hour.
Thsaday light toll is done,
And the last, rays are departing ia
" the catd and wiistry sun.
kS@ SOW Mi 28 fi5lI6fi = q
Il is tho time when friendship -sH
Holds CONVERSE fair and free,
u is the time ,whei, ,chihlten %
Dance ryond the mother's knee
Bat my soa Il faint aud heavy,
With 8 yearning Sad and deep; :
BY the nfesids Ionc and drea,y
1 SGT me down aud weep. ~
Whcre are We merry voices,
Which kclIiks blossom flowersI. i.lJI
Where are ye sounds of laughter.
That cheeredsthe pleas ant hourss 2
skSs 80 -. . - satss- a. igss n gx ss
Throughsthe dim light so declining, -.
Where my wistful glances fall, -.
I can see your pictures shining VI.
Againstthe silent wall. <. s.a-- r
cdr .&sKs iss lva s.fass.s e, q a@ssE g
They CLEAN athwart the darkness. asl .ses.
With their sweet and changeless eyes
But mute are ye, my children. : : I
Noxoice, to mine replies. g.a,5s !. 90,
Where ore YET nAre 70 playing .su : Z.
BY the strangers blazing hearth;
Forgetting IN your gladness :
Yonr old homes former mirth, est.
- R46 srrs 5 ,s - ftst.z ,tt :
Are ~ dsnciugi Are ye singing! 81
Arc sys fufl Of childish elses sf' -.
Or do your light hearts sadden 3rs,
With the memory of me? saF
ysxe4 gaz - s~sos - sest5ul ,kalrs~ -.
Roundrvhon! oh, gentle darlings,
Do your young arms fondly twine, "a.
Does she press ye to her bosom
Who. hath taken you from mine!
Oh! beyss the twilight hour sf,fsa..
Such heavy time hath grown
Il recalls with such deep anguish
AL used to call my own.
"a - l8s~ 81 enp5 zgft+5n 1afia ss
ThatzAhs aharshest word that ever s'g 4
Wus-spokeh to me there, s1 @
Would be trivial would, be Welcome
Insthis depth Of my despair!
afs 4t&f rfe ~ ,SSis3es
Yet no! despair shall sink not,
WhAelife and love remain 'S
Thopahs the weary struggle haunt me; ,..
AndQy prayer be made in vain.
Though ate times my spirit fail me,
And the bitter tear drop fall, 'ess
Though my lot be hard and lonely,
Yet I h0pe-I hope through all.
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JoH N. @ BsREC'H T,
= LOCK ANDKNIFE SMITH z
WoopSFlELD. OHIO,

.-7~sW W00DSFlELD, OHIO. rs- '-rsa.ss-s
TIE makes and repairs every kind Of dsor,
1 trunk, gun and pistcl, looks; also knives,
scissors coffee mills and steelyards; and is also
able to grind and polish rszors, knives, and
every kind of small instruments in that line.
g His shop is at tho sonth end Of Woods
nsOn nsiG, 1T hsaf ssa vern mrA ob.sp % work =
JOHN f0BRECHH :
woodsfeid, O., ApsA 20, ,.ls57. =,
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Attachment Notice.
George w. Durke~, PlaintiG,

s, King flaipes, defendant.
BEFORE hicllsel Bougl,ner, a Justice VI the
~ Peace of Adams township Monroe eeupty,s
Ohio. On the 22d day of January, 1S5s, said
Justice issued an order of attachment IN the
above case, for the sun, of twenty-six dollars
and sesenty-six cents, against said defepdant
King ilaines, who is a nonresident Of sai1 ].
county, which is set for hearing on the 9th
day of March, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. N. sss
Feb. 10, 1855. GEO. w. DURKER n
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Mary Jones' Estate.

On the 1lth day of January, 1858, the sub
scriber wxs appointed BY the Probate Court of
Monroe County, ohio, and qualified as Admin
istrater of the estate of Mary Jones, late Of
said county, deceased. - ~ iF}aA es5 81 tft
NH SQSooe e9 SO - D4 Qa&
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Charter Oak '.s s.,...
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
HARTERa PERPETUAL..
S2OO,OOOsssa CA.PI'TAI % -

WITH q large surplus, ssd&fely in$sbtS&
w under the sanction ard a<prnval ssf tbs Il
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, Of the State
of Connecticut. s. S
This company las also complied witA The =
very cautious and Stringent laws 6fthis Stste, -
in relation to foreign lnsurance Companies. ia 3
1t was incorporated by the Legislaturs. of 4
the State of Connecticut, in May, 1850, with q .
PERPETUAL CHARTER, and comnencsd busie-
ness on a capital Of two hundred thousaAd
dollars; the Who'll. of which has bcen invested
in securities of the highest character. Sgasss
Those who contemplate making life insny- :,
ances should, first OF all, satisfy thensslves
of the character and stability Of the Company
they may select. The interest Df the'assursd
in the stability ami permanent prosperity - = +
Company, in the security and certainty that IL
will fulfill its engagements, is Of incompara-
| bly, greater importance thxnthe trifins sassSt
that may beimads by.p'y inAdsqusts Pre-
| miuns.,4Rlg, hAd sd asa 4 1e asg1F,sii vna9ts
| The principls Of Life Ins uranee IS baaed en-
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of, no variation. Ultimate security, being the
! primary object to be obtained, this Company
will do business onsthe lowest rates Of pre- /
niums that can be adopted, and afford rsqpis-
! its security to the insured, and perpetuity to
the institution. tstn Ssa
WI. p. RICHARDSON, Agent,
L. 3 esWoeds6eld, Ohis.s
szy oFee one door nersh Il Trsa..rsrs
OHlee, Main Street.
/ Feb. 2s 1851. 'h'>Hsu 5sst ses 9
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T- II say printer, do you take Man
hattapl money!"
GNOp,sF .erosg 1f ssr5
"what's.the reason--ain't it good'p
r. "Yes."
"Thsn why don't you take ita"
s'Cant get it.n
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AND
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
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1t has been computed that during the last
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JOHN HUGHES ESTATE

JOHN HUGHES ESTATE.
1lHE undersigned was, on the 18th day Of
1 February, 1853, appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator
Of the Estate of John Hughes, deceased, such
~ may be found in said County Of Monroe.
4 10 THOMAS SAALLWOOD.
Feb "A, 1883.
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On the 11th day of January, 1858, the sub
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of Monroe County, Ohio, aud qualified as Ad-
ministrator ofthe estate of William Myers ir.,
late of said county, deceased.
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~ The man who ate his dinner with
the fork Of of asriver has been endeavor-
ing tospiu mountain top. ,s'sss issg
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~ "A western editor wants to know
whether the law against carrying conceal
ed weaposs, apply to doctors who carry
their pills in their pockets. sl e.
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~ The woman who ''burst her sides
q laughing" had them msnded by her hus-
band coming into her parlor with muddy
boOtSse7 ssN JsI1l 70 80 f7le~ 5sss- ~. -4 szI.
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PERSONAL.

80. Senator johnson, of Arkansas, is among
the latest arrivals at Browns Hotel, where his
host OF attached Washington friends will find
him, in fine health and spirits.
DR.. Horatio Stone, the President Of the
Washington Art Association, has been north.
art, by the living aad the dead, to grace the
coming exhibition Of the Art Association in
Washington.
.... Mr.. John Mullalv, who has for several
years been connected with the ~. Y. Herald, has
retired from that paper, and is about to take edi-
torial charge Of a new weekly Catholic journal
to be published In New York city, under the
auspices Of Archbishop Hughes. The new jour-
nal will eschew politics.
80. Lord and Lady Napier intend, before pro-
cesding to the Hague, to pass some time at Thir-
lestaae, their country seat in Scotland Ii Is
situated upon the banks Of Ettrick stream, neal
he poetic Yarrow, almost within sight Of the
birth place and tomb OF Hogg, the EttTick Shep-
Scottish minstrelsy. Meirose and Dryburgh All.
bevs are not far distant.
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10 The New Mexican mail, which left Santa
Fe on the 2sth ult, has arrived at Independence
Capt. Mclean is among the passengers.
The mail was detained by deep snow The
weather on the road was very cold, and all the
party, including Captain Mclean, Were FROST
bitten.
An armistice Of thirty days had been concluded
with the Navajo Indians, and efforts will be
mode to secure peace.
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union Of Saturday morning, speaking
Of Modern Legislative OratOry," takes occs-
sion to critieiss pretty plainly the speech Of
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, delivered in the House
on Wednesday last. The same paper contains
an ironical article on the subject of "Mr. Sum
ner's Recall Of Lord Napier"
The LnteiLlgsneer of the same date conpratu.
lstes its readers upon another return of the
Christmas holiday, and is devoted to news, &c.
On account Of the Christmas holiday, neither
of these papers was issued this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-27

HARPER FOR JANUARY.-From J Shilington
we have Harpers' Mag azine for January, contain
Ing a number Of illustrated articles and more
chapters Of Thackeray's "virginians." A num-
Der Of new contributors are announced for this
volume Of Harper's.
To Taylor and Mowry we are indebted for the
November number of the valuable North British
Qavfau
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III The number Of prisoners in the Baltimore
Jail, yesterday morning, was 255, which is said
to be the highest on record. The number on
Christmas morning was 257-showing an increase
OF Is during Christmas day. The number Of ar
rests during the day and night of Friday, was
l36 during Christmas day and night 23O
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IL We have received neat and tasteful pub
lication entitled "Idealities bv Corinne," from
the pen ofan accomplished lady ofthis city. The
profits Of the sale are to be appropriated to the
benefit OF the poor-a fact to be remembered by
the benevolent in making their Christmas and
New Year purchases at the book stores
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frmed by the Senate as Secretary of Legation
| to Spain, is likewise here, at Willards' Hotel.

TIE WHArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o'clock: 81
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MADAME MENAGER. DE PARIS, + stree
w No: eos. two doors from ?th street. n

DRESS MAKER HNp MI MI LiNrR. a
Madame NJ BIN GER has the honor TO
announce TO the Ladies' OF Washington thar 0U-
Dress Making and Millinery Esttblis hmsl {. which
for elegance, refined taste, ani the latest imporis
tons Of Partisan sty es, has been eqnafed i'm
Washinxton Careful att ention given to the making
Of Ball Dresser. Heal y. esses. and the general
DECORATIONS OF Q Lady's Evening Toilet. Ladlesi
Under clothes made up IN style and nestness. In
fantS Robas, yltn every thing connected til this
deEas E.sni, tnSssfs,ly prepared. 20 --'--' y
The Bonnet Depa;tsne viii consist eItyrely of
ne M latest Importation tpsE egery stsamer) nom
Whstever orders Madame Msnasev MAJ rsesi b
III be promptly and carefully sxecutod.
several good workvomsn want I'd, ds.7N-
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MRS. X. G. ETCHISON,
lyl No IL CENTRE MARKET SPACE
Has just received q splendid assortment ef
BLACK SILK TASSELS,
for Rag ans, Cloaks Waist, &c.
Also, superior Black and Mixed Silk
CORDS AND TASSELS, 49,.
which she will dispose of at the lowest prloes.
AZ
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DOARDIuG.

0OARDING.-A smlly and two single geatie en-
ID caa b acoomm0dafe ed vita eooe Hoard sud CON.
fortable Rooms by applying ~ No. So SmIth'. kcv,
First street, 6eofStto DC g s~SW'
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Turpp pp, AS 9ngTkNAGpP:

Cbrstmas ds1' and amnns the nrmHsl maae on
young men, who were arrested on the corner of 5th
and streets. was witness TO the arrest, and 10
D: Donnelly and Mr.. J. HOrner, both Intox Gated.
which Gan be tshtie ed to by many pectable oit-
zens. They were willing TO 20 and have hearing
1ut the officers desiring to mort IL their feeIinrs
dragged tnem through the sire cts az If they had
strike them, W thout the least res,sfsnce. Thste
being no charge. Justics Dunn acquitted them.
They have yiolat ed seyera acts that to govern
the polcs Of this city, which oan be testified BY
msny respectable citizens =. :. =
it, : Law AND ORBxR.
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CARD THANKS.

/ A CAKU OF THANKS.
HAMMOND, 4s4 It'll street would tender to the
public his sineere thanks for their largely
patronage and also inform them that he has st on
hand large stock Of articles suitable for New
Years Preseats for juveniles, the married, mar
!isg cable, and even that wrstohsd oiass-ths "Old
bachelors de "a 81
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IN VIEW OF THE CONTINUED DEMAND
for the application of Gaivanismin Tooth
extracting, 1 vi hereafter keep the appa
ratus charged perpetually, instead Of the~010
morning only. 1t proves entirely salts 'actory as
that every patient testIi edy in its IA
vOr. T.. H. VAN PAT1EN,
corner Pa. ave. and 18th St., opposite the
&c 27-3t@ Treasury' FxtentIon
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R.L LIST OF LETTERS

City. ID. c.. December IS. 1853.
tOrderedto be inserted in the EvHNrrs stan, u
being the newspaper having the largest circulation OF
any daily paper published N Washington
I'D Persons applying for letters IN the following
list, will please ssy they are ADVERTISER.
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THE sEvENTH ANNUAL BALL
Montgomery Guards,
IA 4,

The Montgomery Guards beg leave 10 announces
TO their friends of Va ash Ins toa and Georre- a
town that they will give their Se venth A nnual
baH on the Evening OF the 9Th OF January.
1888. at the ASSEMBLY kooNs. Loulsiana
avenue
The COMMITTEE Of Arrange ments pledge them
selves that they will spare no pans 70 make thI, az
agreeable to al who m1y patronlse them any they
have heretofore givea.
Esputs's Band Ia engaged for the occasion
Refreshments ana Supper viii be furnished BY an
experienced ard popular caterer.
No hats Will be worn IN the ball room exoeps
those worn by the m litary.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and ladies.
Committee Of Announcements.
Capt. Key, Lieut. NcFlbape
Lieut.. laugron, Lieut. Keileher,
Sarst Moore, Private Csus HIN,
de le-tb Quart Mast. Maher.
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L AND WINDOW SHADES.

+ AND WINDOW SHADES.
Persons renovating will always find at No. ls6 Eth
street, desirable seeotion Of Papsrhangings, Win
dow Shades, Buff Holland, Picture Cords and Tas-
seis, 30. Orders promptly executed in olty or
country Thankful for the patronage received, those
indebted to me Will have their accounts rendered
the present weeks prompt settlement Will confer
de n ST. j. MIRKRITER. No. GAG 1b.t