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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13
MARRIRD.

RsRRETT-BRADY-AtS New Brighton, on Thursday ~
by tie Rev NJ Marphy a. his residence Mr.. John 40
Esw.rb 20 Mics Sarah Brady Of New Brighton
HOPKI DOWSS-In this city 90 Monday Feb ~ ne
Rev. T. RAs:op Smith, Ferdinand T. HopsEs Of C~n'e' "
Miss Sarah A. Downs u his city.
LIVINGSTON CUNMINGs-In Clayton. ~ T. on sA,lrcsy,
Feb. g. BY the Rev. G.. ". Dvol Mr.. William H. Lisins'
20 Miss Sarah Jane Cumming both Of Clsyton-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city on THURSDAY 20
H. 81 Pstrcks CATHEDRAL. by his Grsee The n,os' ~
Archbshop Of New York, NJ Erhard MA;thessen Aaee'
daughter q C. Gigoux ESQ., al Of Clifton, Staten Island
sMITB-sQUlER-A. Somervtle N J., on Tuesday, REQ !,
BY the Rev. Dr. Me,ser NJ LemOd Smith Of bIoonyn' "
Miss Anna Sqlier Of SomerviLe
UNISON-SCHREISER-ln This city, on Thur-dsy feo II
The residence Of the brides moh.f by the Rev w o.,
chsrd Pierre T. T1ni,on, esq OF Hobken, j. 70 hs' Aa'
ia Schrener Of this city
wBITE-WETMORE-o Thursdsy Feb; II: BY ne Rev VI
Stephen r. Tyny John Jay White 20 Louisa l. "e'n'"'e
. daughter Of p. N. Wetmore eco.
WALLIS OSIS-At Keypor.. ~ ,on Wednssdsy FEB ~
by the Rev Dr. lockwood. Samuel Wallis 70 Elizabeth ro
nisi both Of New YORK City.
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sshp Hero Stafford, Rotterdam Jan. GIN, &c. to Alfred
SS Ss for Fs The S9 Sen sa a. 81 s s
Banks with heavy N w. winds
Ship Pacific Gsdd ors.n. and the Bar jan a, with .a
Bark Hyperion Ward Port spain trinidad Il day. In baas.
to Dwight oh inst lat s lon u 81 spoke brig Ae1andri
Bark Louise sogper Csrdenss Is. inst with Nors
NaVsIO Sailed in company with brig Robin, for Portland;
hfsyy 1s q T the p':sfs los; boat split sail, &c
JAM ionsy p. a.Sny cGsIss Ma 70
man 4th inst lat 90 10 lon. a. harm bs standing
brig Absro.s Of Seaport Dow days Man.s O'
20" also .sw o5 bern oriss one bark and one snp POND
to Whitney e. sssd in company with big. Robin, for
Portland; Pearl for Do. Golden Rule for Providence
Blossom Sons 7th % Hs'erA' had severe sqD.i
from sSE. split soressil and jib. ,,..-.,. -,
y fs Nth 6 ..s g: csss
70 20 spoke Pearl from csdsuss for PorsDd had lost
sS ~ isw ey yso nsr, Richmond IS hours with -four
Sehr A. s. Cannon Novel; Dover Del, days, with corn to
sehr Sarah Jane BroherdOn Philadelphia day.. with CON-
schr Lsuson Dean, Drnkw.,er, Rocklsnd for Richmond
schr Stag Townsend Virginia days. with -four and corn to
Steamer Delaware cOpes Phisdephis % hour, nase 70 j.
steamer Pelican Adrieh Providence Is hours mds. to l.
steamer Decatur Geer Norwich, mdse. to z. s. Martin
Steamer ounnebsns Holm, London mdse. TO z s.
EsAILED-stesmer caha~b., New Orleans and Havana
The ship David Crockett tuns now on the large
The shP Arey ss tuns il sso the large Balance Doch for
ress she will be recsuked and receive her suit Of cogf
BY Telegraph.
SAVANNAH Feb 1.-THE ship Maelinsw 10 Of sOd sowea
70 Chsrettop. No further particulars.
By .IsET.yS to Envcs vrsr go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

COFFEE-Rio firm the stock IL estimated 50 900 bags
sales OF 9Gllc Other kinds quiet but rner
CANDLES-Adsmsntne have been in better request
extremely which indeed viii make sorry
business Tor manufacturers sales Of 900 boxes have bees made
at 5tc mos Sperm and Psent without important change
although know Of sale Of the former decline but this
is generally conceded
DYEWOODS-Ths demand for kinds 10 still limited we
have only sales Of 50 Jamaica Logwood IL
and 10 Of Maacsbo Fuse al S cash sales also Of
10 TINS Lima Wood al So, usual time.
en- Canal Flour continues and with moderate arrivals prices
are well sustained The demand is mainly for trade and Tor
speculative The medium be.ter
request mainly shipment There still reguarty Ia
the grades but toward the close steadiness notice
able and less inclination to sell the sales 400 bb az
81 Sd Is for good State 81 asa 81 50 for extra
DO 81 81 80 for Indiana and Michigan 81 SJd
o. 90 do 81 75G IS oG to good extra
Ohio S5d Sc 25 for good choice Do SIS asa 81 com
choice extra Genesse and IS 2dSS for St Louis brands
Canadian Flour steady the demand is fair the arrivals mod
the sales 800 bb at 81 l5GS4 Is fr superne aud
- Sd IS 50 for extra brands and choice do " small lots
s. Southern Flour without change wothy Of note the
rivals liberal and buyers s have the advantage the sales
only 100 bols 81 Df - 30 for mixed TO good brands
Baltimore and 81 $50 S6 for the better srades Rye Flour
ia in moderate demand s3d IS sly p Dbl Corn Meal In fair
request the sales 800 bbs Jersey IS ard BrandySine
&5 So and puncheons BIG 75d 81 Buckwhest Bour Is
fair demand A. % l2t0s2 25 y 100 10.
FRUITS dun Dried Apples command 7oec. for State
and Ohio .es Of moment Peaches scarce al 7dle
pluus lsc. Cberres out Of market
FlSHThe inactivity previously notced and in toe alb
sence Of important transactions the market .gla. d.
pressed, although Irses re Dorirsiy tee ssne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

The deposits IN Janualy u tne Ne"-Orledus MINI
were $il7 ,23l and the coinage $i3O, 600.
The Cahawba, for Havana to-day, took $4,000 in
specie, of which $4,000 was in doubloons.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has advertised for
proposals for Eve of the remaining fourteen millions of
Treasury Notes. The impression appears to be that
they viii be taken for investment by savings institu
tons, banks, &c., at about y cent. Should this be
the case it may depress the three cent? already is
sued to 80. These are now quite abundant in the
street at 99. OF the four millions ssued about $3.50
900 have been returned TO the Government in payment
of duties being about oneourh of the amount Of du-
ties received since the issue of the notes was COM
menced. Th'se figures show that large proportion
OF the notes les ned s remain in the hands Of the pub
G creditors, rho cave been forced TO take them, or 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

The Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semi annual dividend of seven y cent, pay
able on the Goth inst. The Independent Fire Insur
ance Company semi-annusl dividend Of five y cent,
payable on demand.
Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular sale Of stocks
and bonds tomorrow, at l2I o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange. The list comprises $40, 900 Mis-
sour Is, to be sold by order of the Auditor of Illinois
Albert H. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow lSatur-
day, at 12I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular sale of stocks and bonds will
take place tomorrow Saturday, at l2l o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. James Mills, President Of the Bowery Savings
Bank to whose illness we alluded yesterday died last
evening, aged IS yeas.
Receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RLw-YORK....,
Cleared.

Stesmships-Cshsvbs BaIoch Havana LyinsstoD Croche
ren Co. Edinburg, Cumming Glssgow, Robert Crsg
Shps-Phsnom, Peterson, San Francisco, W. T. Coleman
Co.. American Union, Hubbard, Liverpool 0nnnen Mnturn
Co.
BHks-Cssco Waugh Trinidad G. S. Stephenson; Pengain
Wheeler, singapore A. A. Low Bro; Robert HASTE Br
Allan. Liverpool Edmonton Bros NJ T. Trsat, Bailey, Cen
fuegos, Walsh, Carver Chase.
Bhgs-Funconis Upton, Nueyitas, Thos Owen Som J, s.
Cotton, Anderson, Gibraltar, H. A Richards.
Schooner-Rsph Post Conkin Apsschcola, r. Post 0scs
Darling Carr Newport &c, Kenny Amy w. Leeds, Wilson,
Pensacola d. Glines Son Co. ~ Warren, Chapman, New
Haven, J. B. Edwards Ned, Henderson, Chsreson D.
Powell.
Sloop-Wsren, stannard, New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

LIcyssEs.-Licenses to keep inn and tavern have
been granted by the Jersey City Common Council to
the following persons W. H. Frazee OF the Washing
ton House John j. Wanner Of The Hudson House;
John b. Rae, Atlantic Hotel; NJ. II. Bean, American
Hotel: WIN. X. Brown. Philadelphia Hotel; John
Allen No. 209 Greene street; John Schofield, Three
Bells, in Hudson street, and Patrick Martin, No. lis
Newark Ryenue
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.BROOK YN ITEMS.
Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert troupe will ap'
rear q. the Athen&um this evening"

FIRENEs's PARTY.-The members of Alert Hose
Company No. Of Brooklyn, gave an entertainment at
their house in Hoyt street on Thursday night They
invited all their neighbors and friends to partake OF
their hospitaEties Over hundred people participa-
Ted in the festivities and had very pleasant time
Refreshments and music provided in abundance,
and the members of the Company exerted themselves
to the usoe. to make their guests happy and comfort
able. This Company, uuder the direction of Mr.. j. A.
Bowerman, the foreman, and his assistants, is one of
the most efficient in the Third District, and is alike
credit TO the Department and protection to the neigh
bosbood.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

UNKsowy Man FoUSD DRowyED.-The body OF
an unknown man, about 40 years of age, dressed IN
greenish coat, blue overas and calfskin boots, was
found in the Hackenssck River, near the Paterson
Railroad Bridge few days since 1t appeared to
have been in the water long time. Justice Spear
viewed the body and caused tie burial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

BY Peter SoSe, vas damaged TO he amour: o. Si"'
Insured for 500 in the Irying Insurance Company;
The damage 20 the school edi6ce viii not iaI Ih
short Of $4,000 or SIS COO The school ts under tne
care Of the Board Of Education and like other cay
prop<rty is uninsured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

savsy or OVEN AND 'TfRs sagE-ye, sa-Bsses
~v'~ ysdee Isst 1,sAsL
n, Friday VIM Bagan sss Of the gang concerned
u the des.6 Of Teress sftzln, pleaded guilty 20 man
s4apgb:er4n the fou,Eh degree. The Court then al
eurned 70 Feb. 90 give the prsoner TIME 20 proc IRE
sfbday's Of coca character with a view 70 m't'gS'
tsob C sentence.
UpuTyp STATES DIsTRIcr OOURT-FsA 2-Be'O''
We Urd State. Que Ct DAmcn7 %s ~ = a.
Thls action 20 forfeit CERTAIN Dt VI " n..an
.nesed TO have been smeGed In septs%oG .ay Boss hal
ossed diamonds In the bs'h o. az ,S ~ Rsnda
ssIsoTe wer. q city, oer: wen, t. s ss s sSp
Of ia, sra and inquiry whether Ny s Pa,s .ed
% Ssos fAs pi.s assG1 Esq., sI
.sd this s brought 20 cesde On as does no. contain
- .SsI. mn were bought Boias b come Of an me,
s 9:sy s'ss sS. H. swe. sossS 4 Boa There
ss,on iSs, bpOss we're sOcs.f m sy S %s s
ssnSs 70 peee; rood faith irsuOctonso onns ID s''seo
verdict
unos COUNTY SUPREME COURT-Gsrrn.L rsss-
~ s-Besore Jurioes SrRosG, EsOrT and Lorr:
The following persons were duty examined and i'd
sS . Attorneys and Coaaseors at 70 prsc'oe Al the
S.s o. s1.scis Dana jane: Lew. G. FIsn:c.
. Ba.hn.ou Chsancey N. DeIe~, Richard Ie.ninss j.,
ID C&rpepssr Sam ssl r. HAesy, John 0feh, Arde"
speDoo"
COURT OF GENERAL sEssiONs-FEs. l2-Before Re
corder BsBsAED. j..
After the transaction OF q considerable amount OF
Coart tos,oess tis mofHnsi ; ~, Az sI .ys james
Eseens bo5.o 'ol LINZ $40 - "a 80 from German
besp ne,csa ioi . ,bs bar ar trial Tb4
eutebei ~ nc nne u M wa l.5 in January las. a.
80 80 c.. oo No 81 Avene r. Roth had
- 80. - s,h ~ ho,-. md cart and returning drove
- .Isan "a leaving hi, horse AZ he door
49, -. 80 ~ go, man Rnb bad been IN the saloon
81 .ha, co,o;rg out he fond his torse and
,.h, ,y.rss. svore he saw some one driving the
ssn rome AnoIeer WILL ~ 80 ia hg a.. o,y 49,,
horse ard CsItswsy from the spo, whee VA s W -
ekout i've minutes before hoh CANT oS u III r. 49,
h be could not tel who was 0esr hG% , o. cns mn aa
te~14 Ward Police arrested the prisoner WIN t hoi u
only between IL and O'Clock on tne ih IN
n The was subsequently, iot1o IN Hont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-FEB l2-BefOre Judge
Norris, Justices ENMoNs and SCHooNMAKER
John Movers and Peter II. Smith were srraigned


m trial on indictment charging them with assault and battery
hill The history of the is briefly this
Pssrs by The statement Of the complaining witness John b.
kom York about the lt Of January last by Smith Smith
keeps public and had indicted Jsques wss wit
sway IN the They 70 Brooky in compa
ny calling the house Of Meyers In Fulton avenue Jaq9es
ses that they Piled him with liquor and then condusting him
% pond the Ninth Ward robbed him and threw MN IN lie
va found the pond nearly exhausted about II O'Clock ON the
ssh OF the Of January and being conducted TO me
Hease medical attendance provided and he recovered IA
- dsvs The defendants subsequently arrested aHd III
,ctsd The District Attorney opened the and detailed me
ys,sl sts upon which the prosecution depended when
f.bn from Illness unable TO proceed and the
MA " a. adjourned until Tuesday next .
John Ersncen pleaded guilty to an indictment loI
years 80, g.. =, IA. l.,
The Court then adjourned until Saturday today
kJm.
COURT CALENDAR-TaIs DAY.
BsooELYs SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERN
81 81 S. Sc 81 49, 49, A. 49, A. 40 10 A. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

WuLAMsBURGH DIsPENsARY.-During the past
month there were treated at ths institution 1873 males
and 334 females, making total OF 81. NATIVITY
United States, 2A; Ireland, 279; England, ii; Ger
many 10. Scotland y: France. ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

On Tuesday evening the contents of camphen
lamp caught fire in the house Of Mr.. K. Jacobs, i
South First street, and set fire 70 the apartment
was extnguished before much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

The earnings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company for the month of January,
as compared with those of 1857 follows viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13
Totals. ss4665 IS sli7S34 81 s5,so2 81 e8,57l

Total deoIese, $Zz,bo8 %, OF IS y cFnt
The amount of Metropolitan certificates is now re-
duced to 81 1913 900, against 36s 900 the LIST of
January. The aggregate reduction is about six mil
lions showing great strength in the interior banks.
The President of the New-Albany and Salem road
Mr. James Brooks has addressed circular to the
Stockholders in this embarrassed concern, proposing
reorganization on the basis of g. OOO 900 Bonds and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

MINIATURE ALnAHAc......TMs DAy.
sun-Risss... 6:5s sets...... 5:s1 Mson-Hsss. e34z
HIGH WATRR.....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. $40 Gov Ispd. 7:l9n He'll Gate SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

FrREs.-A FIRE was discovered by Officer MeGratt
Yesterday morning. under the stairs OF rag shop ~
North Second street near Seventh. IL was sPeediy
estingushsd. The fire was supposed to be the work
of an iDcepdiary.
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PROBABLE FATAL STABBIsG AFFRAY IN PORTER
Hopsr.-Last evening Coroner Smell was called upon
70 take the deposition of John Rockford, residing in
North Ninth street. First street, who was stabbed
in melee the night previous by man named John
Conner, and it is thought cannot recover.
The deposition was that on Thursday evening the
injured man went into Philip Bradys porer-hous
corner of FreQ and North Eighth streets, and after
purchasing bottle of liquor turned 10 60 out; Con-
ner "bawled" out at him, when Rockford turned and
said al pay for my liquor" this led to further words
and upon Rockford going back Conner pushed him;
some person interfered, and attempted to separate
them when he was overruled by the crowd, who were
In favor Of letting them "have it out; rough-and
Tumble fight then ensued, during which Conners wife
stepped In and displayed some science; finally, James
2cEray stepped in and separated the men, saying 10
Rockford, Ego home, or you will get killed Roch.
tord started TO leave, but followed by Conner, and
just as he was turning to face him. Conner stabbed
him in the right side
The jured man was conveyed home, where he was
attended by DR.. North. The knife inflicted wound
about two inches deep, and pierced the liver. Last
night Rockford was failing, and his recovery is very
doubtful The police have yet been able 10 arrest
Conner, but man named James Kennedy ssid To
have handed him the knife has been taken into Gus
tody
THE Arson CASE IN THE SxrEHSTH W.Rp-
Jacob Ganzer, owner OF the dwelling Nos l49
Allen for examination last evening" second af6da.
Wit, charging him with arson in setting fire TO the
above named premises on the night Of the 10Th Of
January last. The complainant, James NJ. Rankin
Secretary Of the Fulton Fire Insurance Company,
terrified that the premises were insured IN the ebeve
COMPANY for g. 100, the policies OF insurance being
he'd ia the names Of M. Swartzmiller and Hanna
Gamer wife Of accused. On the 3Oth, after the fire.
Gamer and his wife put in then claim Ion damages
= fOr $685. O., n... po,;......,
ed tna he discovered the FIRE IN the front basement
=, No. I49. and extnguished il with two pals OF wa
90, /; immediately after, ne discovered FIRE IN the
bsaS basement. and upon going ont upon the rear
bsss uept he saw FIRE also In the rear of No. l5l.
Ch,ef Engineer Talbot testified that ne found FIRE
40 ,ha snrret If No. Isl, in the basement, and IN
,hs mont basement Of No. 49, the two fires in No
al arnasred 10 be separate; il was not continuous
g., tt6e hasemenf 20 the garres; he left man 10
watch the buiIdng, aad the following afternoon upon
gong there found o s S sSS assl and and
1900 tbe widow wash; several Of The manties
hsd ave. been renewed V1e ss'etman left IN charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

ARREST OF Policy DEALER.-A man named Jas
i. Grifen was arrested yesterday by Officer Martin
charged with keeping policy Office IN flrst stree
mar Sorth Third .,Yeet. Oliver Field and Mary
Jones WAS arrested az Witnesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

Total OF bCtn nnd5. LOS
COTTON-The market continues firm the advance
I'd good inquiry prevails sales Of 600 bales We repeat yes
Idays quotations. resrkng that 2ic. has been paid for ANAL
4 ofMiddling Upland. We quote:
YEw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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Markets...CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE ~ Y TRIBUNE.
Friday Feb. II, 1858.
AsHEsThe demand for Pots is limited .aes Of 20 bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

CouyTERyEn MosEY. Thomas Edwards was
brought before Justice Cornwall yesterday, on the
charge Of passing - counterfeit bill on the Farmers
Bank of bridgeport. The complainant, Mrs. Eh1a
Curtis states that she went INTO saloon IN Atian't
sreet where defendant tends bar for the purpose o.
changing s. bin, and that he gave her the " Oil
with another bill and some silver. He was held tc
answer.
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BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH: Feb l2-The ship Macsinsw 10 Cd sod '0"ss
10 Chsres,op. No further particulars.
JBy ~Iersyh 70 Eivsa vsfs'i go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

uINGs COUNTY SUPREME COuRT-o.st..L r"s-
The following persons were duly examined and i'd
,s.ed IS Attorney. and at ~" 70 ps, 10 ~ ne
80 OF teis Peter H. DuueI A. Van Wyck, Albert
P.sss Francis Dana james NJ. Lewis G. frsnsciois,
q r. Hutchinson. Chsanoey NJ Depew Rchard Jennings, ,
D. Carpebsr Sam vi p Haley John Gref, Audre" j.
epcDoeI
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.. -. ss.tSop- Bcuee NW fdotmeh % FFo-
re he. . 2: s s.s ssa sss
suranoe peiey. re.ecnaibe for further <Ase sner
Ieaoy , re vac e1tDsuisAed The latter ed Up te
doors ...;eod .ha, .ha 70 MT; No III
on the or next to NE ss nd Sn nigh Q, he ee nG
~. basement of No. 49, she teen took feather bed,
and upon going into the hal discovered fire in the
sauet Of No. ISL; Conner was coming down stars
from The gaet, ard bis pantaloons were on IRE; enc
called on bin TO sssist In removing the furnitufe ne
took two chair, TO carry down add sad, Ii you
want TO save your lives you must clear out
The ease was still undergpn investigation
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

" lights best Window Sash, from Sx
=" '9Ei', Tor sale very low. FRANCIsCUs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

RESPECTED FRIENDS Heretofore it
has been the custom to invite able and ell
oquent men from abroad to address YOU at
the commencement Of each Session. This
was especially the case at opening of the
last two sessions, at the first of which our
esteemed and very talented friend, the Rev.
S. Domer, of Selinsgrove, entertained his
audience so well, that at the request ofma-
ny of them, a copy of his address was pro-
cured for publications. fitting tribute to
its worth
On the occasion of our last commence
ment, our no less esteemed and eloquent
friend, Rev c. u. Weiser, then of the
same place, favored delighted audience
with one of the most able productions
Upon this occasion, however, you will not
be thus entertained No one has been pro-
cured to address you, and consequently the
duty devolves upon US, though doubtless no
less to your regret than ours.
In the discharge of this duty our re-
marks shall be brief and practical, and di-
rected particularly to the three great elas-
ses directly interested in the success of all
institutions of learning, viz:-Students,
Parents, and friends of Education.
You Students, the first class, are espe-
cially interested in the commencement of
new session Vacation has come and
gone again, and the melodious notes Of the
Bell, so conspicuously suspended in the Gu
pola above our heads, again calls you to
your studies, after having allowed ample
time for amusement and recreation.
Among you, we, your teachers, recognize
familiar faces and with pleasure extend
YOU sincere and affectionate welcome,
while we still cherish in our memory those
whose seats are occupied by strangers, re-
GREETING the vicissitudes of fortune which
thus compel us to separate from them.
Many deep emotions arise in the heart OF
the faithful and Conscientious teacher, upon
such occasions, and instinctively do we
pIedpe ourselves to labor more diligently,
and through past experience, we trust,
more ably for you students, than ever
No stone shall remain unturned, or duty
unperformed, calculated to advance my
dear Young friends, in the delightful paths
Of learning, rectitude and honor Day at
ter day will wo labor cheerfully and faith
fully, to remove all distractions from these
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
D! CARRY ME HOME TO DIE!
BY CARRIE CARLTON.

BY CARRIE CARLTON.
o! carry me back to my childhOod's home.
Where the ocean surges roar;
Where Its pillows dash on a rock-bound coast,
And moan forevermore.
Pm pinlng away In a strangers land
Beneath strangers eye
o, carry me home-0, carry me home
U, carry me home TO diet
sigh In vain for my native hills
Their sweet and balmy air
Would wait away from my youthful brow
Each trace OF gloomy care.
l sigh to breathe the air of home.
To gaze on its starry sky
o, carry me home-0. carry me home
o, carry me home TO die!
long to see my mother again,
And hear her sweetly say,
Come, weary dove here Is thy rest,
Then fold thy wings away"
'Twould ease my pain to hear her voice.
When death had darkened my eye
O. carry me home-0, carry me home
o, carry me home to die!
Then let me rest In peaceful grave,
Beside the loved and dead
For the quiet earth is the only place
To rest this weary head.
would sweety sleep If you buried me there,
Beneath New Englands sky
o, carry me home-0, carry ME home
o, carry me home TO diel