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These articles were ncrer 50 eagerly
sought for aud SO 1avishly displayed as now.
Lace, especially, is highly priced. and 4 set Of
TeA point ls an object of ambition 10 every
wolnnn with any claims to posi- ion at all no
matter what the state OF her finances maY be.
Lace is also used in profusion on nearly eve
~ article in G lady's wardrobc. Pocket
handkerchiefs are very pretty, trimmed With
several rows Of it, with fnc insertions bc-
tween. CndrrclothIns is elegantly decorated
with lace aud expensive necllcwork, 50 that
hagtri lor1ns no Insignificant item iu the cost
ot lady'& dress. --.,-
ValleacIennes is the only kind used for in-
fants' aud ladies' unde1.clotlins. Black gui-
Inrc and thread for trimming silk dresses,
ba>lues, velvet cloaks and muntles, aud point
Alencon in red, or application for aounees,
cai@s, dollars, under -sleeEcs, etc uonitou
Is losing caste Us it becomes cheap, the former
demand ami fashionable Importance attached
to it having caused the manufacture TO he
gr.atly extended, large quantities have there
lure lccn thrown on the market, md as the
price goes down aud it becomes more aoces4i~
blc IN common people it becomes less desira-
hlc to wr1nen OF fashion. This change Ia tho
mafk..t value il not understood hy the mass
Of purchasers, and the rc1ail dealers take ad-
vantage of their ignorance, either to. charge
higher prices than the condition Of The market
will warrant Or take great credit TO them-
selves for = reduction which lc.7es them
after oil broad margin Of profit.
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Nem publitaiions.


CHILD-STEALING.
~ HOW The FlVE-POINrs MISSION TREATS
CHILDREN.
Seehs
NEW-YORK TABLET,
CATHOLIC FAMILY JOURNAL,
Of this week.
ThE IAbLst Aso contains articles
INT NAPIER BALL-THE PIPER UNPAID.
lNGLlSH FREED On Of CONSCIENCE.
FALSE PRETsNsES
.x AMERICAN PREJUDICES
bLAkps Oh NO BEARDe, THAT'S fHE QUESTION.
JACK our OF OFFICE.
Aso,
TIE F0kCE OF CONSCIENCE
49,. A Tue Seez BY az eminent lrsh Novelist.
CAIhOllC lNTRnGEkCE, HOME AND FOREIGN.
LATEST IRISH NFWS-GANAZHI IN GALWAY.
DUBLIN LONDON and PARIS CORR SPONDENCE.
CONsEDERArE CHlEfTAINS-Cssp,er IL.
POPULAR history or IRELAND.
MORN tGIAN AND DANISH WARS.
FOREIGN Ano HOME MisCELLaNY.
,.... POE1RN-LIrERARY NOTICES.
hOChEsTkR CORRESPONDENCE
LECTURE ON CHsISHOP HUGHES.
kIWNoXE MAKKkTs, kc kc
}. sADLtER Co, Publishers,
sA,, No l6i William o., New.York.
ense ooPleH sh Cents BY Mail 8 50 per Annuu.
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ADVERTISING Ascnrp

TOY, COE a. CO.,
J lpyERrIsING and COMMISSION AGENTS
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NEW.fOhKi
BRowXs Iron BUILDINGS, PHILADELPHIA.
A1vsrtisemens received ard promptly Inserted In ANY
pewspsps circulating either the United States Cans1s 81
Publishers lowest cash rates
Yhreusb h agency discriminating choice Of places and the
selection Of pagers b. had suitably adapted TO various
susness Puui enshns persons to advertise judciousy ef
ksetively and saely
An reouisie information freely tiven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

The OxyseBated Bitters.
The OIygeDsed bfttsrt
Fbe O1ygeHsed Bitters
7be OIygrDs,-d Bitters
An nnfaihns remedy
An unfsiliDs remedy
An nDfailng remedy
for
pyFpepSis Indigestion,
Dyspepsia OF IndiE Eestion,
DyspepnA or Indigestion,
keIdhy, flatneney, Heartburn,
Asdy FlstueBey, Heartburn,
Acdity, FlAtneney. Heartburn,
Debility Of the System,
Debility Of the Systsm,
Debility Of the System,
w.terBr 0ppIession amer EstiBs,
W,,er.Br Uppresson afsr Esting,
NstsrBInh, Oppression after Eating,
jsundioe,
Jsundiee,
Jandioe,
sssk Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Bick Heaoashe, Loss Of Appetite,
ssck Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint,
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint,
Nenrs'sia, Nervousness,
NeuTa gis Nervousness,
Reuralsis, Nervousness,
Fsver and Ague, Bilious CoDpant,
IeseT aud Ague, Bilious Complaint1
Fever aud Asue, Bilious Complsinx,
and
All klndred Diseases.
All kindIed Diseases.
All kindred Diseases.
The O1ygenated ~ tens
The OXyseusted Bitten
yhe Oxygenated Bitters
.,e rrxn.ssd by SETH W fOWbE Co, Boston, ava are
bI ss by Agents Druggists and Dealers, both In Siy ana
Everywhere.
Everywhere.
Everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

MEN's and BUYS
UI SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
Hayns alterations IN and large ad1S.
zons 10 ny prepared 20 Offer srea. IN
iucsnents t1 .d shor,uus proup,psytrs ossomes
such ttot sdvSptsse % eIsnne stock eefor0
xaaxnS thsx ,so have constantly on Land
GEsrS FURNISHING GOobs
,onrisung Of Uacsr sl< Drswe Hosiery, Cnyss, kc,
wholesale . tail
r.A. KNAPP,
No 10 Courtlsrd.s-,
few doors Of Brcsasay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

DLACK sILKS-BLACK SILKS.-W. JACK
- SON No. tsl Broadway, h.s imported snd ef,nns
retail ne richest ard most desrabe Of BLACK sLhs
10 this market ncud make and wfc ans-
ips m 70 e ncGes, many Of which moss beautiful foe
kAntillAs snd basques Gel AID Gee him. Observe,
w. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning GOODS,
No 55l BROADWAY, be.ssen sphns and Prince s.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Goal.

ECONOMY in KINDLING WOOD.
IL Owing 20 II. fses fer s~ns and 'PhtiinT Voc
Snsris. yio1s ,hipytnE furnished oy ne LIZA
MONT KlSDLTSG WOOD COMPASf ve ~. sn>oTa y, 20
furnhh tbe BEsT sEAsOSED VIRGINIA PINE hISDbINu
WOOL fee ef eaiAe, IN par Of 'ae city q ne '-o"
bv pness: am
Ops Cord, l5a ezhtc cf.st...............s....fs %
Half Core, ~ cBbic 'ert..................'''' -
QnsTtsT C0rc, 50 cubic feet .................. y
I5e Csee Feet kndips Wood shieh ~e guarantee 20
rive frssrs equal core Of Ia feet before being sawed
ssd spi- -.
O.a Ct -oo5 generally 'ola iI:housh rsprs'snet 20
contain third Of does not contain more nan
cord CT ls feet and for good ~ood's. -
ssxiI ssveE times aDd spatns 'V
or ,ousI IS per ooId We guarantee S much wood
ard 6f he b' quality ,swed seven time. aud p ior - -
.rd propose reform The vry oose ~Ay Of selling iAs Article
By gistDs you specific quantity. =,
Ue.rs be tent through the Pos.O or othersi,e
The Distributing Agent oftne Company THEloOaE
sRooaE, Nos l57, l5s ana le Goerct.; between holoa
Sc tu FOR any qasI tty, which will mee with pfom'
attention. Dealers IN this city io seaport toEa sner
vessels Be received b furnished eJ ne cargo siee
tom Coz pInJs wharf IN Virginia sawed in rIlscn
.Tghs and spi upon spphCson 70 the suo.cneef, soe
Agent FOR The Company upon favorable terms than WOOD
IN eopdt b. furnished by any otaer pses In
.Nt.uee The attention Of eli eugef 10 the business
VI rreIsns ara selling Kiudiug WOOD invited 70 CD
Of the economy d convenience OF nus grea AID
I,v ,ut,rprt,e JOSEPH LArHHOP
No. sro,ds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

n FRENCH half-dress BOOTS. now ready It
S~sr,s. sSsss sre Gs:xn .. JOyEss Nc. AIra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

CUMBERLAND COAL
~ vhe CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COhPANf
are ery.red % with Consumers and De- fof sap
oily " their superior Qualities Of Lump Ran OF the NINE O.
Pine co AIS, for q and nsoafs turiss purposes
ToT and Locomotive III snes the Coal rom tbei
Nine" essoisned reputation Of superiority over
any other nov IN the market .
fhe Coal h2ped IN the best order nom the Company
sbarves a. Alexandra Va, and Baltimore, Nd. Wnen re-
suesteo Company w take up vessels free o. charge
fne Company daily receiving and Will have a'appJ OF
sresh- mined Coal a. al unes sfost IN this port.
Once, No 80 Broadway, corner OF WsDs
$45O d6at o Of v.y lSf nss 9s, sys S &
and delivered any part Of New Yort or Brook
,n AZ the above price c ores ekers, &c
Hom the yards Of BARLOW BROTHERS, foot Of Wall a.,
New-Yort and NOl snd WsseTst Brooklyn Full weight
or forfeit the coal.
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n II E nj r A c I

IN He CO N 7 r A c I Z.
S.B. CHITTENDEN & Co.
Are receiving connections with supplies for tssir con-
TRACT ~ith Government,
sIoTs.''' eIoTs.. Of ",.rlo, quality.
And al other article, Of DRY GOODS sdsted - the INDIAN
COUNTRIES. whcs they invite the attention Of ALI
Traders IN ihose counties.
DRESS GOODS.
sB. cHIfTENDEN Co. viii Oser
On MONDAY, Aprlls,
By the Package or Piece,
80 CASES NEW DRESS GOODS
FINE CHALLIEs,
FINE BsILIANTES,
FIVE GINGHAas
ZINE es PAINTS,
PIsE PRINTED JAcoNESs,
FINE CHAMBRAYs
ZINE PRINTED Lawns.
100 CASES PACIFIC LAWNS.
CARPETINGS.
s.BcRITTENDEN Co. will offer on MONDAY, April
IL:
$50 bales JoHs Grossly soss Brussels and Vsvea Aso
IS bales Br'rht Il Co',--entirey new patterns
IS bales Wool Du!ch.
10 baes Druggets-of Lordon quality
oIL-CLOTaS and MATING.
AMERICAN PRINTS.
On MONDAY the iIh o. April. and thereafter, s. B CHIT
LINDEN L Co. will sell ALL AMERICAN PRINTS, At
CASH PRlcEs.
Tbi.b.N,w and permanent feature OF our ousi
u, and au RETAIL DEALERS who purchase their supplies
in New.YoIk are directly and permanently Interested
on SIX MONTHS CREDIT
sB. CHITrENDEH Co. will offer on MONDAY, April
l8:
BLACK SILKS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
HOSIERY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
COT n GOODS,
sLANNELs,
sHAwLs,
KANfILLAs
Al area. redu: ton from February and March prices
ATLANTIC SHEETINGS
klusys for ,ae and st reduced prices.
s.B. CHIfTENDCN Co.,
No. $50 Broadway N Y.
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prp GOODS.

CTRAN ADRIANCE & Co.
WILL OFFER AT RETAIL,
Or MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1859,
loo PIECES ~
FINE IRISH LINENS,
AZ . cents per Yard,
WARRANTED SOUND
ALSO,
LARGE STOCK
LINEN DAxAsKs, sHEETINGs, rowELISas, mus.
LINs, LACE CURTAINS
GREATLY UNDER REGULAR PRICES
No. 355 BROADWAY.
TRANG, ADRIANC IL CO.,
IMPoRTEKs AND RETAILERS
SILKS DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
&C.,
No. 3jj BsOADWAY,
WouA invite tie attention Of Citizens aid Strangers visiting
the City, 10 their
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS
GOODS, &C.,
NOW OFFtRING AT RETAIL,
AT MODERATE PRICES
EMBRACING
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS
Usually kept in 9 krst-cisss Retail store including
NOVELTIES IN FABRICS AND STYLES,
THAT CANNOT BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
ALSO,
CLOTHS FOR BUSTERS,
CLOTHS. poEsKIas, CAssIMEREs, TwEEDs,
DRILLINGs in great variety,
FOR BOYS WEAR.
CPRIN TRADE NOTICE.
y IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
In THE UNION
DE FORE ST, ARMSTRONG &c Co.
ARE Sow ncEIySG TH,IR SPRING IsPosrArIoSs, AND AsE
EXHIBITING THEIR
s "a l. + 5 q q NJ 3,
NOS 20 AND ~ IHAaBERssT, NY,
The MOST EXTEssys ELEGANT, VARIED iso COMPLETE
srocE OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever before offered for sale BY them and presenting attractions
and advantage 70 toe trade generally, from all parts such
u be met win In very few places Their extensive
10 class Of goods separate d.partne-t and
fact dis met stoei' In their wsreroom
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CAssIaEREs.
sHs~Ls AND mANrILLAs,
HOSIERY AND Cloves,
DRESS TRiaMiN05,
DOMEsrICs AND PRINTS.
To their DoI..:ie and frn. p.p:asH. sy cal p,rco
s be 'o the very lowest rates Tney lave the ehare pro-
duetion Of the
WARREN PRINTS,
print which has done good the retailers through the
ssu9 the " session. hss any oth15 o~ priced pTn
Yte Aerrmsc Coch@eo spszu0, Garner DInnsu aud "a
CIFIC AMAkANTH PRINTS, Of %. best selections
CLINTON GLASGOW, LANCASTER aud sCOTCH
GlSGhAas, IL every variety
fheH
DOMESTICS
en- bfsce tte following brands
WaMsUTTAs HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
B,TEs's MILLS, kEw-foKK NILLS, hEzKInAc,
lEEWafsHr, PoClssET.
NaUNktAS, PATTERSON, fEPPtAlLL,
WHITE Rock, HEBRoS, C.EOr
METAGoEA, LAwRrScEt A1LASriC.
Al the vel fnovn cf TICKS tThlPE5 and DE-
MINIS such a. York, Hamilton, PembeTton, &c
Soliciting hbeIa terms they invite notice 20 their
Hou.e alt number above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

Patent Double eIce-Pitcbers-Richlys siiverPatsd and
Igeossd CEPTChERs; also P,n ones, made # Britain.
Metal Those who intend 10 supply the mseNes VIII 90 wen
10 spp early Tor them, a. the store Of ,
' LUCiUs HART, Nos and Burhng-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

NHEVA LIER on co l. D.
d. APPLETON & Co,
NOS $40 AND 3is BROADWAY, N Y,
Publish THIS DAY,
PRoBAB FALL
VALUE OF G O l. d,
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES WHICH
MAY EEsUE SUict ANp ~ ,YStTEs TIE sIAsUkhs
MICHEL CAEvALIER,
Member Of the Institute Of France, etc.
Translated FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PKEFAoE,
By
RICHARD CoBDES, ESQ.
Tn. author Of following treatise already
Known among earnest Of living writer's 10
ayoT Of Ffe,Tsds The Of which
promote the progress Of an el'ved civzs,on ana
prs,.1ttk BY long and sborou study Of the Currency
question, having given to the Sord some essays on ~os,s
And the ,ou which recognized sstAnds'd Wo'
inyes, his With az authority on sach snoJscs
Will be found almost every fact en1 argument necesy lp M
formation Of opinion one OF the most mpot.n ptooe
Of day ard they presented with all the care and con
for which the writer disiinsuished'-E1
tract from TraoslstoIs Preface
sHAKEsPEARE's LEGAL ACQUlsEmsNTs CON
sIDERED By JoHS LORD CAMPBELL, LII u. In . letter
rsE EAEst LnWs sL. AND PRACTICE Of WHIST B;
Enc ISTTiRs from SPAIN AND OTHER CoUNrGIEs
By Ms GH sSs%f s1TBER 70 ss1s the enc History Of the
scE IL ,as SdsS. tfe Of Two 9ouDs s. 90
SIXTY YEARS GLEANISGS sROM LIES HARVEST
A Genuine Autobiography. By John Brown. vol LIMO
Cloib... 81
ONWARD; Or, THE koUSTAE CLAsBEsrRs. Tale Of
Progress BY Jane Anne Winscom. vol l2mo 70 cent?
PASSAGES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
My LADY MORGAN. vol. l2mo........ ...:....bl 10
THE MANUAL OF CHESS. Containing the Elementary
Principles Of the Game Ilsuaed Sh numerous Dagr.ms
Recent Origins, Problems By Chss kensy % cts
TNHE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY-for
Il MAYS Pubisbed THIS DAY, at 90 M snd may De
Obtained Of all News Dealers In the United States and
CAuaoAs. -.--.. ,u...-..,o..
Among the ilustrsed articles are:
BA1thIsm's Dirge: Poem.
The CsLmeb OF Ees-loIk.
History Of The Great Republic.
Seven Years M ye Western Land
The Tvaut Fashion and hh WIFE
NJ, Lsdys Last Dance.
sir Thomas Moore
Glance at China
India and Her ConqueTort.
Fashions Comic HIT, &c. ,,
Reside Stories skecoes Poetry two pages o. orsn'
Al Music True 10 its motto, THE GREAT hEfUo-
LIC MONTHLY 10 still ONWARD.
For sale wholesale and retail by
ROSS TOUStY. No. ~ Ntsssur
II DFNTERk Co No. lis Ns'sau. st.
HEkDRICKsON BLAKE LONG, No = Ann-st.
X NJ DE- WITT No 49, NASau-'t
Ard the entire trade In the United States and Can8ds
TERMS: Single copies. Csc. Subscriptions sS esch-tWo
copfes e5; thee eopies ard over, q. 44 earh
OAKsMirH Co, Publishers
Nos Il2 and IA Wilam.st, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

CKIRTS.-l2 Spring Skeleton SKIRTS, self
- adjusting Bus,le 81, Il sgrisG ei 50, sprira 81
Dealers .uppied With sprns for ss per doz spros fol
oil, and IA spfps for eI4 pei dor
c. L HANDING, Ne. Ssl sprnes-, ness HcdsOs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

what is to be done with the immense nrla-
Der OF Chinamen that are focking to this
country! On the Pacific coast the Chinese.
question is likely before long to attain an i'm
portal'cc perhaps as great US the slavery ones.
ton which has SO long troubled the Atlantic
States. 1t 10 well known that the Chinese
Empire is overAOwing, and that its supera-
bundant population is ready to 60 anywhere
where there may be the least encouragement
that they eau get o comfortable living. At
home the mass Of the people can barely sub
siSt, and that upon the cheapest kind of pro-
visions. But in this country Chiuainan can
earn from one to two dollars day, which is a
state Of opule,ce to the poor celestials who
ut home have earned only enough to buy their
rice and tea. The means of getting to Cali
fornia are easy, and thousands have already
come over. But the Californiuus have only
seen the beginnings Of the immigration. The
thousands who have coue are only the adj.
vance guard of the tens and hundreds of thou
sands who will hereafter pour themselves up
Oh our COASTS. Events Indicate that the SUI
perabundance of the Chinese Empire will emp
" itself on America aud the worst of all is.
that there seems no end to the evil. When
Ireland came over here almost bodily, we felt
sure OF our capacity to hold and dispose of al
who should come, tcvcn to the very last Hi
bernlan. But now that China with her popu-
latIon OF more than two hundred millions has
begun to disgorge herself upon this country.
tue prospect is really terrifying. Where is it
all going to end, and what is to become of Ms.
or Rather Of our extreme western brethren
under such an overpowering invasion
What is to be done with these Chinamen as
they come over here The question must be
met and answered. 1t canl,ot be avoided, 1t
is thought impossible to make American eli.
zcns OF them, for really there seems to be no.
thing which can be Americaniz d in China.
man. They have not the most distant notions
OF civil freedom and seem incapable Of COM
pretending that there is anything good in
America or American institutions cx:ept poh
dust and half dollars. In the city Of San
Francisco, the Chinese have built a temple
similar to what they have ut home, and in it
have installed q veritable idol which they
worship 1t is singular fact that idolatrous
rites are performed in one of the chief cities
Of the United States. Verify, the American
Board for Foreign Missions had better take
this fact into consideration But the pasan.
ism of the Cinnamon, together with their 9th
er disqualifcations, utterly units them for
1t would be just about US
as sensible to admit wild Africans to the priv
lleges Of the ballot-box, and great deal more
sensible to admit the slaves on the southern
plantations than to receive these Asatics into
the fellowship of citizens. But then what
shall be done with them Should those who
are here he made uncomfortable by legal tu.
and SO be forced away2 Or shall
they be permitted to colonize new China on
American soil The question has its dfirul.
ties on all sides, and promises to be infinitely
perplexing to the Californialis,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
VnyEsTTMONIALS Of WERNER RJERG ESQ.,.
II Teacher Of French and German, Mathematics
and Natural Sciences i'm the Elm Park Institute:

VnVEsTTMONIALS Of WERNER BERG, ESQ.,.
u Teacher Of French and German, Mathematics
and Natural Sciences in the Elm Park Institute:
We the undersigned do hereby certify at the re-
quest Of Mr.. w. Bjerg, that the progress of the pu
pills under his care teacher in the Governments
school At st. Croix is more than sufficient proof of
Mr.. BIS capability, and also an argument On his
,csrefulness and power.
Christisnsted, St. Croix. April, 1859
]. G. STRIDIRoN. LIST Teacher.
II. w. +. DE SILVA, I'd Teacher.
N. DANEIIsoN.
The above Is correct copy Of the original certifi
cate. New York, August II, 1862
At the request of Mr. W. Berg 1 now take
u3easure in certifying that said Mr. B. lat present
Sutor In the public school at Christianstcd. St.
Croix,) In his function AZ such have always found
him 20 be fully able to fill the duties imposed upon
him with true accuracy and zeal !; his good quail
ties must no doubt be prime key for him in any
path he may select in life and my best wishes at
tend him.
Christiansted, St. Croix, November, 1858.
AUGUSTUS UssNa, Lutheran Pastor at St. Croix.
The undersigned concur in every respect with the
above testimonial RoTHE,
Director Of the Burgher Council, St. Crvix, Cham.
berlain.
The undersigned having the pleasure of knowing
Nr. Berg as an Instructor and highly qualified
vounr man. therefore must also agree with the fore
Christiansted, st. Croix, November, 1858.
1S7 f. MoLLER, Captain.
The above are correct copies of the original Ger
tifeatss New York, August II 1852
-, :. :. H. BRAEN.
References in the city of New York-O. W. G
};cuAcK, ESQ, SO William street and EDw'D BECK
Beaver street, New York. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13

The Rochester papers notice most singu.
lar case of insanity. The subject is an Irish
man, about tllirty-ive years OF uge. He has
an idea that he has two mcu In his head and
body, who are constantly working at cross
purposes within him. He says that they ell
tered his head one night, when he slept in a
hay-stack, stealing into au orifice of the ear
in the form Of hay seed They indulge in le-
witty, and do great many other things he dos
MT approve of--among other things, obliginr
him to do the work OF three men, while thew
tat all the food given them, Including bis
share. He expresses desire to engage in
some avocation that will afford him . li,el..
hood, but declares that it is Of no use to him
to support the triune existence. he 10 cor Il.
d,nt Of Lis own sanity, and thinks it 10 strange
4bst any one should doubt or question the coz
yectness Of his statement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
Elm Park Collegiate institute.
IFoR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and BOYS,)
LITCHFIELD, Conn,

TTNDER the management of the Rev JAMES
u RICHARDS, DID, assisted by JAMES RIcnAnbs,
Jr A b., graduate Of Princeton College. New Jer-
Soy, aud WEsxER BsERG, Esq, late instructor in the
Government School of Denmark.
Every advantage - afforded under the present ar
engagements for obtaining substantial, useful and
accomplished education. MIR. Bjcrg has full COM
snnnd Of the English. French and German languages.
and an experience Of eight ten years teacher
of youth. The twelfth term of this school will open
on the lat of November Twenty pupils will be re-
eeived into the family of the Principal and will be
arder the kind and constant supervision of the In
structors. For circulars, Address
10 DIR. RICHARDS, Principal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-13
THE PUTNAM PHALANX.

This fine corps 10 receiving many and warm
compliments i'll Boston, Of which the following
froln the Boston Post, is q specimen:
For--well, we'll say--forty years we hay
emf felt SO much like playing truant to tag
soldiers about the streets as we did Yesterday
morning upon seeing the PrrNAM PHAIAxx
paraded in front Of the United States Hotel.
Happy hcstelry! to have breakfasted such q
squad-every one solid citizen with good
stomach, every one gentleman, IL soldier and
patriot for, us stranger remarked to us,
it isn't possible for such men to vote the Sec
tional ticket. From the tall, venerable, white.
haired and white-whiskersd commander down
to the shortest private, every one had the
jaunty and genial air Of smiling October
morning in New England
e. Hail to the land whercou VIC tread, y
but under the peaceful exterior of yellow
feathers, it required no great Imagination to
perceive the during Of the wolf:huntrr whose
name they bear. We never saw, hereabout,
any military thing finer than the ease and
grace Of their movement as they formed and
marched up Beach street to the tune of "The
Girl left behind Me-" played by their old
fashioned drum corps with mellow nicely
that brought the tears into the eyes of u
young lady standing near US. Like her, sOr.
! ry to be left behind the snowy Phalanx, we
threw our head up and our somewhat rounded
shoulders back, and marched down to the
scene of our accustomed lal,ors with as much
Of military port as We could assume with.
out appearing ridiculous, but feeling all the
time that Athens is eclipsed, and the best Of
orr battalons must k,.ock und.r to that Of
Hartford