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49, F o r S A l. E

frt...T + o r S A l. E.
Hsiii very commodious and well finished DWELLING
S-=ss HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE. 1t has
all the modern improvements and cOnvenences having
been built in the last few years The being desreus
to sell, will dispose of it the most reasonable terms
Apply at the office of the ''Daily Exchange mr12f
ENOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very ell
Il gible BUILDING LOTS Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin street. For terms, &c. inquire at
no Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. fe26-tf
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r. L RAJ ERT.

"T on ~ - - -
IL Il " IL l. I " N L h X L.
= Mr.. A. J. CLEVELAND will give at the lIARYLAND
INSTITUTE, one of the most beautiful FLORAL CON
Ci'ItIS ever si7en in this city, MONDAY EVENING,
May II. The oF,ginal CANTATA OF THE GARY
QUEEN, will he performed by over young Iadie with
most beautiful and brilliant decorations 9 r. ed 5y Chs
:. Getz, ESQ.
admission % cents, children Is cents my11tf
"0NEATT5S IN IITgITfYJTT II fTNjTNI
{ D Trn -, ~ Dnho II CL llLOnlNt-
- IED Mi'hoh of AUSTRALIA AND CHlNA-Ev-
cry Ni'hl r ms week, at ~
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE, GAY ST,
commencing at O'Clock. These beautiful paintings pro-
noucee oy te press and publ the most instructive End
int G ~ , @orKS OF arr ever e:sHi5s'd
-? " !;D, hoD Ar LKNOcN, al O'Clock, an eXhi-
"lil ye given Iot te "ecolmodation of Ladies End
@ WHO cfnnoI mae II convenient to attend IN the
eve. g; anu on SAL RDAG AFTERNOON fer the ac-
eoi'ioauon OF SCHOOLS Admission for Children to after
iIo.-i eAlh"itlons, ~ cents. myll2t$
- T. -TSTEE,S Ga II d. 49,. r. l.
ksi;i = - ~ - --II.-A'J Nhlue vi d oe-
cree OF the 'rcut Court for Baltimore city, passed
In cause wherein Jacob MeSSerSmth is complain
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ENOR SALE.-Six and a half acres on
IL Franklin Oregon streets for S45 OOO 80 acres on
Cay john Hoffman and other for co., 40
quarter mile from the city limits the Hartford road
S45OO COO of Land West Baltimore Fayette
Mount Fulton Monroe and other streets half the present
leasing prices; 200 in Baltimore County will
pay ten per cent on the investment SS0c0 Is acres half
mile from the city Charles stree h2nG Inc improve
mentS, S36CoO AIS acres in Baltimore county, vii fine
Improvement S3OCC0 206 acres five milesbeyond TOwson
own OOC1 C03 acres at COcey vile Depot suit
or WI he sold in tract for 6CG0 40 in Carroll
coun " with improvem elts including stock
us, &c, 600 l3 half mile city
limits 81 900 O7O acres Perymansville Depot S37
CUO and near The Lepot Az for 81 500 Indian
cultiyation) only 10000 Also quite large number of
tAKMS in dozen different counties of Virginia, from
81 900 to S25,OO0. Also, large quantities of UNIMPROVED
LANDS, from 80 cts. to 50 per Farms in different
counties Of Maryland at all prices sae-city property
and stocks in many taken III exchange HOUSES at
all prices. GROUND RENTS, small and large. Money
loaned on Mortgage, in sums 81 600 Apply to
fe2yn JAMES BOYD 26 ST Paul street
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COUNTRY LOTS FOR SALE, NEAR


TliREE FINE SITES, on the south side of tn River
Immediately above the residences of MesSrs Dobbin La
trobe donaldson, &c, in wesetted and rapidly mprov
ing neighborhood.
Apply to DR.. ROBERT F. DORSEY, on the adjoining
property, or to GEO. B. COALE, Commercial Building
aDl2tf
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We are indebted to Hon. A. Kennedy fer Con
gressional documents.
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JOHN +. PICKRELL 4 CO..
40 West Lombard street,
9lm Opposite Public Store

IGOR SALE OR LEASE.-THE LOT
II OF GROUND, y. w. corner Calhoun and McIIenry
streets, 157 feet Mcenry and 1C0 feet on Calhoun
street The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make a desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
aD15tf IN Co,,,,...-l
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PENING DAY.
LACE, SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAs.
SHEPHERDs, PLAID and ENGLISH TWEED
BUSTERS.
PRINTED and BROCHE STELLA SHAWLs.
III A MI Il TON EASTER g. CO.,
WILL OPEN
On MONDAY, March 22d
All their importations of
SHAWLS AND MANTIILAS
received per steamers Europa and Canadar embracing
the Ia st Partisan novelties in
GUIPC RE, REAL 'USSELS,
CHANT--...Y, LYONS LACE,
SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS
Entirely designs in
STELLA SHAWLS.
We also ais, shall open, on same day, ~
TWENTY CASES PARIS DRESS GOODS,
embracing many Of the
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
ever shown in this city, and AT EXTREMELY Low
PRICES. mr29tf
w ROT I'll & Flu l. l. LERTON,
SPRING, 1855.
ARE NOW PREPARED OFFER TO CUSTOMERS
A STOCK OF
r NJ G n A NJ D BRIT is n
DRY obs,
WHICH FOR
VARIETY, NOVELTY AND BEAUTY,
WILL BE FOUND SECOND TO NONE.
BUY ERS ARE INVITED TO
EXANLNE, COMPARE, AND JUDGE.
fe;2t. IS BALTIMORE STREET
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No. 7, Tract House,
Fayette street, near Charles st.
F. W. BENNETT & Co,


PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS AND
n FUEL FO3 Lightly ESSELS IN CHESAPEAKE
BAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPARTMENT
Office Light House Board, Washington, d. c. Nav / 1858
Sealed proposals will BE- received at this Cnce until u
Saturday the Goth day May, 1855 furnishing and
delivering rations and fuel for the eleven lightvess i'm
the Fifth Lighthouse District and any relief ighvesse
and lighthouse tender that may be required EN-
Chesapeake Bay, Potomac and Rappaannock Rivers and
at Craney Island, above Hampton Roads for one year
from the ls 10y Of July, 1858, to the 3Oh June iS59
inclusive The ratOns 10 be of good and approved quality
to be delivered alongside the light house tender other
vessel provided TIE purpose at Baltimore Norfolk or
eXarcra, at o. ion of the bidder, to st led in
the bid accordingly in good and su3isnt packages ba
res boxes, and cases, and in good Old each light
vessel, once quarer, free of all eXpse the Unit
States, agreeably to sp' :ifc&tGns :2les marked A
b. and c. att9ched thereto whc w o. Il pIrs of the
contract, copies Of which may y had ~ apv.n this
office or to TIE Coll c.or of Customs and u 1enGent of
Lights at Baltimore, Alexandra sd MOI ok
All bids must be sealed are en.or5.l Proposals for
EationS and Fuel for Lghtyesses md then plac ID in
another envel1ye and directed ID o the Secretary
of the Light-house GoHrd, Washington ETY..
BY order of the Light house Boz
THORNTON 4
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The London Chronicle correspondent saws In
the Chamber of Deputies at the commencement of
the sitting of the Goth inst NJ Gulierez de la Vega
inquired in what state were the relations between
SPAN and the United States, inasmuch as telegra-
phc dispatches stated that the last accounts from
America spoke of rumors of war between the two
countries "
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A GOOD SILK UMBRELLA, in rainy
weather, is article of real comfort to the owner,
and can be had at 209 BALTIMORE STREET, where the
largest assortment of Silk Bingham, Scotch ana amer
steel frame and WhGleoone can be bought at sat
isfactory prices Also, PARASoLS and FANS in every
variety ,-.,,
SEWING MACH--T-.S of Wheeler 4 Nil.on's best
make. Z. i. PUNDEfSON :. ",
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a MILLS located on the East Tennessee and Georgia
roc al CtcareGnd Tennessee This is the best wheat
section oil the State, where any quantity of grain
can be bought delivered in the Mills and the best pine
WOOD costing but $3.50 per cord The average turn out
toO barrels IN II hours and the whole expense
featuring Tour only % cents per 1arrel The building
OF WOOD substantially built has three run of French Burr
stones an engine of 50 horse power with Storage Room
for 900 bushels wheat every thing else necessary
for first class Merchants Mill This property will be
s d very low, and upon liberal credits
II further particulars apply to VIM G. PETERS At
lanta, Georgia, or to
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Nmlths " larT
WELLS FARGO 4 co are now nren.red ~ receive the
bonus OF te state OF California transport the same TO
Sacramento City, and procure new ones accordance
city
fe26 eo1y OFca-s 90 Rrood,0av New York
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800 AUSTRIA.
The Chronicle savs:-Tbe retirement of Count
Esterhazy as Austrian Ambassador to St. Peters
Durg VIII be followed it is believed by great chan
ges IN the Austrian diplomatic staff.
lettef from Cattaro says General Baron Ma
muia, on arriving here, inspected the military sta
lions on the Austro- Albanian coast The Austrian
Hotia, when Is cruising about here is not strong
but is well equipped.
Inc MofLeneSrlns remain on the defensive and
do not invade the Austrian territory
The Ost Deusche does not exactly saw that this
government is well satisfied with what has occurred
but it almost certain that such is really the case
The Austrians are desperately Jealous of apy at
tempt to make mischief in italy, and can neither
forgive forget the recent behaviour of the
French government Some question of unusual
Importance is at this moment being discussed be-
tween Austria and France but the nature of it is not
yet known. The French government is extremely de-
srous that the Paris conference should meet soon
as possible, but this government hangs back and is
likely to continue to do so until it has been def
nltely settled what questions shall be discussed
Men in office have repeatedly declared in nv pres
ence that the Riverain Powers will not permit the
Paris Conference to revise their act of navigation
Count Buol was greatly blamed for having remain
ed in the conference Chamber when Count Cayour
began to discuss Italian politics in April 1856 and
care will be taken not to fall into similar error a
second time. Austria and Prussia have agreed as
to their policy in the E0stein affair.
SARDINIA.
The Sandman Chamber adopted the principle of
the Conspiracy bill by 100 votes to 20.
PERSIA.
According to letters from Teheran disputes have
arisen between the Shah and the English legation.
We (London Heraid) are assured that the Persians
have taken possession of territories in Afganistan
and that they detain illegally great number of
Affghans.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The London Times City Ar
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NOTICE TO CREDTTORS-The credi-
tors Of JOIN y. EARLY, who assenteG to the pro-
visions of the assignment made February IS 1856
are requested to file t cir claims in accordance with the
annexed order of the Superior Cou,! of Batmo city,
JAMES W. JEN& Ms.
Tru- .e of John d. Earley
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MI ID E n D.-MECHAN- C'S EX-
- CHANGE AND SAVINGS COMPANY, Baltimore,
May 4th 1S5SThe President and Directors have this day
declared dividend for the past year of FIFTEEN PER
CENi, payable to the Stockholders and Annual Depos-
itors and after 10th instant
They have also by resolution this day accepted the
Law OF the State of Maryland passed at the last session of
the Legislature changing the corporate style and title of
the Company to that of the EXCHANGE BANK
By order, WM L. MONTAGUE,
my5-d4tw4tr Cashier.
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AElI REAT.-The fine large HOUSE and GROUNDS at
-. oIAW, on the Hartford Road, * miles from the
Oi1y limits with an abundant supply of Ice Premises in
perfect repair. Apply at once to
w. CARVEL HALL,
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AmNsenr&ats.
2anktrs an6 Srokers.

ISRAEL COHEN.
Il STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BPOKER,
No. EOR4H STREET,
BUYS and sells commission ell the Securities of this
am other markets: negotiates Notes Loans &c [my4
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90uses, it,, for Sale ana 4eut.
IL o r r e N T

IT. o r r E. N II.
IL The Proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE being
about to REMOVE THEIR OFFICES to the building on
the N. +. corner OF North and Baltimore streets OFFER
FOR RENT THE ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR OF
CARROLL HALL, now occupied by them. Also ROOM
On BALTIMORE STREET, No. 65, over Meals Dry Goods
store Apply at Carroll Hall at the OFFICE OF THE
EXCHANGE. my6tf
, 1858-03-26
AsficpIiuFs.

composati'H ana "@snes A'E '
Mr.. Forsyth, in thirty years practice in cult
waiting, pruning and keeping garden fruit uees,
observed that from natural causes, accidents and
unskilfGl management, they were subject to IN
juries Of various kinds, which always diminished
their fertility, and frequently rendered them
wholly unproductive. He thereupon offered TO
disclose his practice and management with MS
composition, formerly applied in the manner Of
plaster, but now either in q plaster or liquid
state, and laid on with painters brush. he
im4ates to II . soft and healing nature an ao-
sOrbent and adhesive quality; and that BY re-
sisting the force d washing rains, the contrac-
ton Of nipping froSts. and the effects Of warm
sun or drying winds u excludes the Pernicious
influence Of changeable atmosphere. Inc os'
cOvery Of It he writes Is the result Of much
reflection and study, during long course OF
years and Of q great variety Of experiments
made at very considerable expense, to ascer'
tain the efieacious powers Of the application.
Nor shall l hesitate moment to declare my firm
belief that wherever 1t shall be properly applied
By the prOprietOrs Of gardens or orchards It viii
be productive Of al the advantages that can be
derived from restoring As well as preserving
vigOr and fertility in all kinds Of fruit treeA" T"
The following arc the directions for making this
composition Before proceeding, however, will
state that the British Parliament gave MI. For
syth valuable premium for the following i'm
pOrtant directions for making this composition ;
"Take one bushel Of fresh eow-dung, ball q
bushel Of lime rubbish Of old buildings Chat
from ceilings Of rooms, Is preferAbleD hall a
bushel Of wood ashes and sixteenth part of a
bushsl Of pit or river sand the three last ar
ticles are to be Sifted hne before they are mlxeo
then work them well together with spade and
afterwards with wooden oeater, until tne stun
is very smooth, Ike tine plaster used ior the cell
ings Of rooms ..,
"Ths composition being thus maoe' care must
be taken TO prepare the tree properly ior Ns ap,
PlicAtOn' BY cutnng away al 'ne oeAO, ueeAseu
and injured Parts' ui you come I" 'ne iieSu,
sound WOOD leaving 'ne suriaeo u .ae rOO1 ~,
SinoO'n, Ane tOu.olns Vn uo euses - Wy =, ~.
WIN : OrAw'knne u o'lsr .usSuI.'Hs PS..s.
sm0O,u' rn'0u mus y p,-Ay Is. - -..s'S =
snsn Y. ~ sns p.A.soi .DO ,ss ..o'a :. !.
S4 ,...S1 s ~ we ~. -. - ,,n,.S;Oo IN ,N..
-. - =. . - ~. .ss;,s ~ 49, -. on.n,,v
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~ pS"Ssa y ~ o,,..,,, y y. .shs. !,
L..., - -. ~ ~. -. !. ;o,o \" ho~ with nolo. in
80 - r.'. - - -. -, ~ ,ha .r-T.~. !,
~. % U,s,,.- G N; ,hs ,hos T. covered over with n
,.,,,r. !, -.m.;n g. h.lf an bour 10 absorb M,
- -, .hon .Dn,, - ,nor. nOwdsr rnhh;Ds !,
81, -, % y. 80 ~ .n5 r"r..,,D. ,na .n
TI,u.,;Oc ~ y. owdsr I'm TIA rh0la S,,star ~.
come ! drv smooth suraca
"H any Of the composition be LEFT for a future
occasion, i should bc kept in q tub or Otnor YES
seL and urine Of any kind poured On il 50 as to
cover the surface otherwise the Atmosphere
will greatly hurt the efficacy Of tho Application.
- Ii
, 1858-03-26

Poison drops Of care and sorrow,
Bitter poison drops are theyi
Weaving for the coming morTOw
Sad memorials Of to-day.
Angry UOrdsl Oh, let them never
From the tongue unbldden slip;
Nay the hearts best impulse ever
Check them ere they sol the lip.
, 1858-03-26
lyatlsts. J02 2

tal The physician prescribed for them suitabis.
medicines, together with bottle Of hurth proof
brandy, the latter to be given IN doses Of tablo
spoonful every hour or two. The three were
then put in charge Of q Hibernian nurse, with
strict orders to follow the directions in sdminiS.l
tcring the remedies Next morning The Ifi1h aI;ioi
tendant reported ono Of The patients dying. o. %
being asked how the others were getting along; a
she replied they were dead. si7a B 3siii s1as
"Did you give the medicine as told youiS :,
"Faith an did, SIR i.,... 49,. \,
"And the brandyS"
"Shure, an thought Il pity. to waiis %
much good liquor on the men that were bound
to die anyhow, 50 drinked Il messlfn q eleyi
We clip the following resolutions from ths
proceedings Of the Board Of Councilman IN
Canton, Mississippi, at recent meeting: Z s7'i "a
!. Resolved by this Council that w Baild
new jail fas 500 ssaf 3s,.lia.s isilrr,s
2. Resolved that the new jail be built out Of
the materials Of the old jail
8. Resolved that the Old jan be used until he
new one y nnlsneo. ", tne .iaas b zass
A western pettiiggeS, while conducting suit q
before justice Of the peace seeing hat his 60
was going against him broke forth IN the follow
ing indignant strain -.,4 ~,
aGo on with vour abuse. Won inisrn.i hnIl.
beads s,pose YER .hipk Won 4. goiBc % -
M case wen msbbv " I'M A. n. nv
client can't ret no iustice aiore n. eourt mt
sir, We areenOugh for yo, The hull Of ys. Ne
andmy client viii never be iuimidntsd nor tyr !,
ranized over, mark thatl And, siF just - sure
as this court decides aguinst %, ws'lfilb urif1b
Of prOgander, and we---" ~ Chs - .irsa
Here he was interrupted BY the oppoelio
counsel, who wanted to know what hc meant b y,
writ Of progrander. 49,.
"Meanl Why sir, wit Of progrander 4 h-a
It's a-wal, don't just remember the enact word,
but its Whafll knock thuSier out q your blalled
One-hOrse courts" q. ~ ,e.''' ~
a wes,srn oorrssDonden. an ..v.. Z. .i,.ns.5
,,.dd;n. I. f.,, 49, .,rc. 3g,.,,,,s =, ~, q
-.-..,S;1,s h....,,,,.. =. Z
n, M, voun. brise 4 n, esI,,S x t6a svs5i., ~
M a. ccg,s,,.i;.., ~, &. - I..,,,,,.,
fFom tbe stats of sDcle bIe.ssdnes,s. 1 vI.5l5 q
~ Dl....., ,o,,.., A., - n I.T.i
She sa;d shs hopei al but q. ho,,d s1,.e -
great deal Of fever on he siysEnoE; shp hsPsa
they wouldn't catch L "a The way down. 20
did you ever know such . mschunical 81 I
niu. as my soni@ said an Old hdy. hs l,s 4
nilns -.',.'s W. =, ~ W. - - .'s'pii
, 1858-03-26

not close till nearly sunset As soon as the SER
vice was ended, the preacher LEFT the house with
the intention Of riding on to Fayette that night
His surprise and astonishment, then, may well be
imagined when, on passing through the door, he
found Major Sneed and about one hundred Of
his friends waiting to receive him in most un-
graeio us manner.
al demand a full apology" said the Major, in
stern overbearng tone, "for all the insults that
you have offered mo-" ,vJ o5 aa
Ellis answered without changing countenance,
or showing any external symptoms of unusual
emOtion-"If have really insulted you, will
apologize in the most satisfactory manner"
"Did you not on yesterday, proclaim me q
gambler and murderer, even from the pulpit :
And do you not term that an insult Of the gross
est characteri" asked Sneed, in accents tremu-
lous with suppressed rage. 'z.rs
~ do not call the truth an insult" exclaimed
Ellis, with flashing eyes, and a slight nervous
motion Of the right hand, as Il he too was be-
coming excited. --------------.-.-.
"Then you viii not apOlOgizei" shouted Snsed,
@ANoSs uei"iSeu WIN PaSSiOn'
II have nothing to apologize for" answered
tne preaener' as ms right hand was raised slowly,
ana 70 an appearances involuntar1ly, and ghded
under MS vest s ata Is.
"Then l win take an apology out of your
hidel" thundered the Major, as he Irew horse
Whip from his boot and began the brutal work
OF hagellation.
But the duellist had only time to strike one
blow; for, before he could accomplish the second,
Ellis drew from his bosom q long dOuble-edged
dagger, and plunged itup TO the handle in his
enemy's heart The latter fell and expired with
out uttering groan.
"Seize the rascali shoot thehypocriteI" with
various other menacing exclamatiOns, cried the
friends Of Sneed And dozen knives few from
their scabbards and the young minister heard
the clicking of score Of pistol locks nearly al
around him. Notan instantly was TO be lost With
the speed Of the wind he fed in an oblique direc-
ton to where his horse was fastened, seized the
bride, and, springing into the saddle at bound,
spurred the noble animal 70 his utmost speed; ;
and, although several shots were fired after him,
he escaped without injury. lt 9 O.
on,, ~. .a.--..nn.I' - - - - ~ -" % 80 - =
ho...SsoL .. ~ = =, -. - - - -.
o~n,;rrod ~;,hont ;..o.,I;..,a., ~ - s'. - -.
.Iono ,he -n.d wh;.h ~ y M M;s.on-s .;.as
Thors a. Rlns eS,nd ~. M. ano,n;a. -
,bout 70 overtsks him hs nInng.a mo n. wood
ma m.kiro . cons;dsr.hIs c;-cr;, !, ,srr,h
st,,,ck ~ ,ivsr :, . ro;0, h;.h., 4, ,h.n 4. IA
6rst intended 70 rascb Hsre ,bs h.nE nnfor
tunately was open, and his pursuers coming in
sight although IL was growing dark deserted
, 1858-03-26
They Comet They Comet


They come they GOMEZ the gentle months
OF beauty, song, and flowers,
Sweet months Of Spring, that with them bring
sOft winds and gentle showers.
Blthe purling brooks and sprightly rillS,
From Winters chains set free,
Now proudly leap each rocky steep,
Or wind the verdant lea. ...
They eOmei they eOmel and every nook
Some newborn sweet distils, .....
While wtchlng dreams Of romance seem
Floating round distant hills;
Ash poor oare.Worn wishts like me, . ...H
EntIcng from their toll .....
Once more to rest on the fragrant breast
OF the nOwrotteemng soil.
They eomei they comei and through my veins
The old blood quicker plays,
Az back upon those son winds hoat
Bright scenes Of other days:
l see the cot on the grassy slope,
And the elm whose branches high,
In wondering ignorance thought
Reached up against he Ky.
The ancient mill, the spreading pond,
And the bridge beneath whose span ... ...
used to dream Of the wOndrOus deeds
I'd do when grOvn-up man.
Ali have seen each golden dream
Its gossamer pnlons fold,
Leaving me a. boon heart too soon
In its frultless chase grown old.
Yet Ills, God, gracious gin,
That have lived to share
The glories Of this Vsrnal morn,
To breathe the baimy air;
Ny soul mounts up on wings Of thought
To those celestial plains,
Where beauty dwells iOrevermore,
, 1858-03-26

Those beings only are fit for solitude who like
nobody, are like nobody, and are liked by no
body.
, 1858-03-26

WOman's eye appears more beautiful when 1t
glances through tear, as the light Of star
seems more brilliant when II sparkles on the
wave -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-25
CRoCKERY
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
........ .0P.......
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Fl. G.. NICHOLS,

COLUMBIA, s. c.,
rs now opening the largest and most complete
Il STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS snd EARTHEN.
WARE, including all the newest patterns and
most desirable shapes.
Rich CHINA DINNER SETTS.
TEA {"
Also, new shapes Of GRANITE, of best China
glazing, far superior quality to the ordinary
ware.
Cut and Moulded Glassware, Of every variety /;
and rich engraved setts Of fine French and Amer
can GLASSWARE.
Table Cutlery of superior quality; heavy Pla-
ted Goods ; newest shape Baskets; Forks, Spoons,
Cups, Goblets, Walters, and fine heavy Castors OF
newest styles; oil warranted of superior quality.
New patent FLUID LAMPS, SURPRISING any
thing of the kind ever known. It's Peters EON-
EXPLOSIVE GAS LAMPS lighted as q can
die is lighted-has every improvement. We offer
for sale District rights and can furnish the Lamps
if desired.
KEROSENE LAMPS of new style, some Of
which of which are very beautiful. Also, KER-
OSENE OIL Fluid Chandeliers for Churches and
Halls; Tea Trays, Looking Glasses, Coffee Urns,
Steak and Beef Dishes, with hotwater plate and
lamp. English Tin Dish Covers, fine metal Cham
ber Sets superior Coffee Mills; Shovel and
Tongs, Tenders, Andirons, Brass bound Cedar
Ware, Brushes, Brooms, &c. Altogether O COM
plete outftting for Housekeepers.
u. c. NICHOLS,
China Depot, Commercial Bank Building,
Columbia, s. G.
Nov IL As st