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gw 9tsaas gaiu Grssteut day aauag sagust 26, 1862

Hapsburg, which is still seated on the throne O,
Austria.
55-A surprisingly great comet was seen by the
inhabitants of China.
IS b. c.--Julius Cesar made landing on British
ground, at point eight miles north of Dover.
33l B. C.-Battle of Arbela, the modern Irbil, on
the ,Lycus, between the Macedonians under Alex
ander, and the Persians under Darius The Persiaus
were defeated, and the fate Of Darius sealed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-26

DrArH on 1Hs TRACK.- man named Elisha Her
~ Nhlle Intoxicated, on the 10th inst refused "a
~ NJ - en the Wilmington and Weldon passen
~ 40 Wasp nt oG. He then laid On the track
49, Ne engineer on he up train from Wilmington
ssssEsd him, bnt too late 70 stop the train. His
ns9lnA wt1e scattered ID every direction his head
hel.e lAatAlly torn to pieces He was man without
m1niIy, I'D u GOOD circumstances.
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80 Ens DsowEnD - dispatch Of the 18th from
BesfSe ~:
Qslsb Wilder, Of bingham, and Mr.. Gideon. ii
B1le1, MeSe drowned in bingham Harbor this after.
nto ~ III npssstin9 Of sailboat. j. A. Fletcher
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@'The Eagle Cotton Gin Company arc re-
ceiyng supply of their Gin Stands by every steamer and
nope TO be able TO supply all orders from Merchants
Planters We continue Gins In every respect
and 1t Is we'll established fact that the Cotton gnned
Eagle Stand brings TIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. The
tins ara supeticr those of all other
IN sending orders should be particular the hand motion
of the Gins they require
Al orders sent by telegraph will receive prompt attention.
Direct all letters WM L. GUSHING Agent of Eagle Cot
toh GIN Company, No. 81 St Charles street, New Orleans
au2a a1tf
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Rs-Srring Reds-S5 to IS SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence owes Paten No. 1878 Broadway
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular. Special
inducements to the trade and local agencies jy23 2p&Wly
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- CosaEsroNDrNrs.n Under the
\ y 2tlon H. Acadian Of Ascension parish
iloNia6 i'll, NJ, racy, refreshing, and
e It'll nnctpoua liam
lsss ~ Mooas, ~ caniidAts for Cover.
u ~ ~ s1thor u LAllA Rookh. The author Of
4 IN 49, 4 Hlndoo, and fought against Give
~ o kAye written that touching ballad,
No = D1. y " y havs since ascertafned that
4 119 HI dI16.
= aeots
Z II u fsct that We circulate
~ N6S ccpies Children cry for the AGA
N a. ~ ~ had ut Al news agents, 10 cents
~ 1op3s Il + lfelotyped and back numbers can be
] - - sppaieat u 50 B. B. r.
~ - isanether
GedSTegker Yea Donaldsonyille was discovered
~ ~. kfankn In tho year 1779 It is supposed he
11eoped theEo md took : drink when on his way ID
jcako " cannot ~ whether the coffee-house
41pNek a ~ built q the time or not however
~ ~ ~ reterence 70 the United States
60 HurvsS.
b thsre 40 several other answers We
rIght hsss. Somebody will hsye to take
isikss ~ and talk 10 him. His conduct is
eculL Such things as the above
~ taassated Il peaceabls, law.abiding, en-
nnonWealth, Ike Louisiana.
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Boots, Shoes and Brogaus,

B0Ots, Shoes and Br0gnss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantation supplied with prime Dtchinr BOOTS Rusea
bKoGANs, WOOL Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Oampssehy
hats. at the lowest market prices by
FROST co.,
iFo. 10 Magazine street, New Oresr,,
fl ATS CAPS, ETC.,
AT WHoLEsALE.i
We constantly receiving Of s,t md
Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Msxieaa
Nd Wool HATS. At the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
tyls fpAw magazine s,,,sa
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LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS of the parish of Ascen
sion the opposition candidate the Second Con
gressoua al District. au2a 2npo7
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A9-The best Sewing Machine Is the Grover
BAKER hem FELL gather and stitch most supe
we'll and simply made that they may sent into families
with ohr instructions than contained in circular
which accompanies each Machine and from which child Of
ten readily learn how 10 them and keep them In
ORDER They make upwards of fifteen hundred stitches iHute
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstress
DO it EVEN IF SHE WORKS AT THE RATE OF ONE
CENT AN HOUR. The Southern Agency located at No.
II camp street. su22 2ptf
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T. 3,s26.7it
It would be supposed that we might as well stop
on the above figures, and say no more about the
52,0l5 bales up the river, and the 1853 bales de-
stroyed by fire within few hours OF its being
landed, which would make the quantity accounted
for or at light, to be 1885, $50 bales.
The total receipts Of new cotton are to date 4474
bales against 30S6 bales last year. The new crop is
I coming in from all quarters where steamer can
reach it, viz: Ouachita, Mississippi and Attakapas
and the talk is that we shall have freely next week
via the Jackson Railroad.
Our correspondence by the last steamer from
Liverpool we shall publish tomorrow Serious com
plants Of great loss in cotton and other results IN
favorable to shippers compose the pith OF the con
tents We shall talk about these complaints in our
next. aas..a
The mails came through yesterday-that is, we
believe they did, taking some few struggling papers
as the criterion which far preferable than to be
dependent on the Florida Pennsular route. The
query is presented, how many old and rejected
steamers, propellers, are being patched up and re
painted to bamboozle the government this route
The present contract with the Jackson Railroad
Company is the most important and paramount to
ALL There are very few risks attending this route
We have already halfandhalf sea route for pas
sengers and mails via Mobile, and as the present
steamers on the Mobile route are about worn out one
being II and the other Is years old, we desire nc
more old boats such as the wouldbe contractors on
the Florida Peninsular route would furnish. There
is no company in existence at this time that can
raise one million of dollars. 1t will require two mil
lions of dollars to establish daily line of steamers
between New Orleans and Florida. greater at
tempt to delude the government never was concocted
The public desire the parties ,oho expect the contract
to show their balance sheets before any further pro-
gress is made in bamboozling.
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A- Look out for limitations OF Lea q Per.
kins worcestershire Sauce. See advertisement of John Dun
sons. apl6 2p1aw1y
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MrFifth Ward American CIub-This Club
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST WEDNESDAY
Of each month"; until the first Wednesday of September
which time it will meet weekly.
By order of the President aue2 aptf
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M3-Sixth Ward American CIub-This Climb
by resolution meets regularly FIRST FRIDAY Of each
month"; until the nrst Friday Of September fsm which time
IL will meet weekly. ivso
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FJ-The manly muustnche If xvhitened by
me or Redeemed by nature becomes Instantly dark night
under the alton Of CRISTADOROiS EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. few moments suffice to metamorphose head of
ha which tfends the by its hue of beauty.
"omaus nges if premaurey frosted by Sickness
OF naturally OF unoveab,e car, changed rich
warm brown, splendid and fe-ike black in minutes
by this wonder working preparation. o..
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
aus 2plnAW CRIsTADoRO, No. 6 Aston House. N. Y.
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Sts1td7'tes !! SeS,aartes
WHITE LEAD-5O,0N ns pure Union brand.
LINsEED oIL-lOO bbls Boiled and Raw-best quality.
COPPER-100 cases Braxiers-lOtsI IA BIS.
ROOFING TIN-2OoO boxes Loaded Plste-r c. andIx
MANILA RoPE-l0oO coils shresd to IL inch
TARRED CORDAGE-lO00 coils Russia Bolt Rops Msr,ip.,
etc.
FoURBUsHEL BAGs-OO bales for Cotton Seed and Bran
DUCK-l2Oo bolts Woodbury. 4 Pilot for sale by
SMITH, COOPER & sTEBBINs,
an15 2plm II Tchouptoulas street.
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nSrThe Eagle Upright Saw Mill, with an
eight foot Saw and fifteen horse Engine Boiler etc., complete
will be sold for $780, large size MIL with twenty horse
Engine Boiler ETC., complete at At these prices
the machinery will be delivered board Of New
Orleans.
Terms Of payment CAsH CITY ACCEPTANCES,
payable in 8, 60 or IL months. with interest.
su2. 2ptf VIM. L. CUSHING, 81 St. Charles St.
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au22 2ptf

R8-seSlns Machines In worIksbOxes are
made oay by tbs Grover Bsser Company and he used
ether bJ hand or faet. Price only SIS.
Sales room II Camp street. aus2 2ntf
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k5~Gnly $4,000 for a twenty horse Engine
AND SAW MILsetm Engines BOILERS with Circular
Saw Mil and iy-fouf inch Saw manufactured in most
manner will SOIL at the low price of Two Thousand
Dollars at the Eagle Cotton Gin Depot No. 81 ST. Charles
street 8M. l.. GUSHING, Agent.
Send for Circular, au22 2ptf
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:. How were Adam and Eve turned out of Paradise
They we're snaked y out. y aiaa'se
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TALK ON CHANGE.

We are getting along acknowledgement cloud oh
scures our commercial, financial and sanitary posi-
ton. True, 80 far as sickness goes, we are not ou
Of the woods because there is ample time for one
those fearful epidemics which heretofore have de-
ISOLATED our city, yet We believe We are on the safe
side. One Of the most malignant epidemics, exclud
ing the cholera OF 1882 was declared such by sort
Of Board of Health on the 9Th day OF SEPTEMBER
in the year 1922, say nearly 81 years ago. However
\ We are getting along very well this season. Ihougn
the gatherings on Carondeet street yesterday were
not large there waa good deal Of talk OF shs 'has
and the other The arrival Of the Cunard steamer OF
| the 18th was expected but was not announced be-
fore the closing Of change hours. II was due at
Boston Yesterday The telegraphic wires are re-
ported to be ont Of order near Halifax. However,
never minding the steamers news, We moved along
yery well yesterday, and II the steamer does not
arrive for week, it will not make much difference
70 our good denizens on rue Carondelet.
The talk was of cotton. Well, as we are in for
King Cotton, We must maintain his responsibility.
All We can talk about at this moment, outside Of the
skirmishing in England, is the unexpected develop
ment that the receipts at all the ports to exceed
900 bales. Let us now come to facts and
figures to arrive at solution Of this great and i'm
portant question. Our correspondent at Petersburg
Va. under date Of the 3Oth Of July forwarded us the
monthly quantity Of cotton via Railroad as having
been received at that port say via railroad "a 032
bales and via wagons and other sources 1850 bales
total at that port, 2sl62 bales. Our correspondent
also states that the receipts in Virginia alone would
reach $4,000 bales. On this we addressed q commu.
nicaton to highly respectable house in Norfolk to
which we received the following reply:
q loEo
DEAR SIR The receipts of cotton at this place for
the time specified (say from the LIST Of September,
1858, to date) are fraction less than 10000 bales
We have no accurate statements of the quantity re-
ceived at Portsmouth, our sister town, but we sup.
pose we may safely say two Thousand bales. Our
annual report is being prepared for the press when
we will send you copy.
Yours, very respectfully,
The question now to be dissected is the actual
number of bales of cotton received at all the ports
from the LIST of September 1858, to date. OF course
there are six days more for the maximum at this port
to be received. We, however, figured out up to las.
evening the following table, and we challenge the
opponents, il any. We desire them to forward
us at their views under real signatures as any
other discarded without the respect of perusa
Receipts Of Cotton at all the Ports to date.
The receipts at this port (New Orleans) are exclu
ave of Mobile Florida and Texas being only receipts
proper Wig
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Z ~ Rzw ARD Is advertised for the recoy.
bfeys Msss mule ssrsysd stolen ftep Mr. Thomas
5aiss
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M0reats's Restaesrnut.

Cabinet Makers
u PHOLS TIERS MATERIAL,
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornice Hair Cloth Shades Curled Hair EnarusIss
Coh Curtain Goods, Cords and Tassel vsrnsh 0mps and
Fngea Springs Buttons and Twne Glue Picked and Corr
mon Moss Campheue and Alcohol Burning Fud Paints and
Oils Wsi Paper, ETC.. at the LOWEST CASH PRICES bs
HEATH CO.,
ms 7ply No IA Damn .,,s.t
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VI Card.

Having, without knowledge and CONSENT been appointed
delegate to select candidates for the State Offices
In November next by the members Of tho Oppostion Meet
fng held on the evening of the 2h ns at the City Hail.
hereby beg leave to decline acting SUCH the objects the
meeting not coincidiug in the least with my views.
G. W. CULBERSTON.
New Orleans, August 49, 1889 au96 3n1t
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Teas +! Teas /! Teas

Teas! Teas Teas
TEA SALE CONTINUED AT ACTUAL. COsTY
And in quantities to suit purchasers, at
DOHAN'S SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
100 Poydrss street.
Between Camp and St. Charles streets,
an26 2p3t Sign Of the Chnannan.
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Improved and Bs-tILtasss Scheme /!
TO BE DRAWN BIZ
WOOD, EDDY d co.,
Successors to-
Samuel Swan d Co., and Gregory, Maur
u Co.,
And new Managers Of tho
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEN.
-.'q TUOKY
STATE LOTTERIEsy
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, $50 .oOO-Ticksts only elos
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
1ne relieving scheme will be drawn BY WOOD, 1DDY
W. tsuocessora to Samuel Swan Co., Of Gsorea and
gregory Aaury Of Delsware,) Managers Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, Of Georgia. Of their Single Nu.
bsr Lotteries for AUGUST 1852 AUGUSTA Ga in NIB.
lio, - follows:
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, August g. lsDa
Class IS Draws Saturday, August 49, 1885,
Glass "a Draws Saturday, August 90 1890
Glass IS Drawn Saturday, August a. Issp
Sass PRIZE ssy
11ARLY 0H1 PRIZE 70 8V1Rx H1Rx 1,1xn,,
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN JULY
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Of 1900 approxinang $780, 900 prise n nm
spfsee sp experimenting to $1,000 prise ars.. LOG
'so ~ spptoAimAtinst to l00oo prise Ars.... lO0e
Sphsss Of ms approxinatlngs 5000 prise ara 10
Aprises Of 100 spproxnating to 1908 prise ars. scG
lprises Of lb0 spprcpriAtng 70 5000 prise .re ia
Aprisss Of 100 approximatug 1000 priss are aoq
oouo ptesot 00n
500 pfhss oOe
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves. IS; Quarters ~ 60
MA Circular showing the Plan of tho Lotteries win h
sent to any DESTROYS Of rscsiyingit.
5000 Prsss Of $40 will be By the Of
aunber that draws the $50 900 prize. For example II M
number drawing the $50 prize with No. L. then n. he
tickets where the number endsin will DO entitled 10 ~
hs number ends with J. hen wh,r.
esr ends in 1will Be entitled So and 50 on 10 o.
Certificate iPackaSse Of 10 Whole Tick ess..,,,,
10 Half ............ q
:" ~ Quaref.. ............ -
10 Fights ..........,, II
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR 0xRrIEIcArRs,
noose ths money to address oYdss>d On
receipt OF which they will 10 forwarded by arssmai
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure hsy MAJ
ssignAte
drawn Numbers Prisss viii be sent IA my
ahAsers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please their sgnaturss main as
give their Post-onlos, County and state.
1rRemember that svery Prise IL drawn and payable In
sun without deduction
AL communications strictly confidential
AddSsss orders for Tickets or OeYtIncstesto
WOOD, EDDY L CO.,
Bo1I:sss. Post-ohes. New orlesEs L.. 0,
WOOD EDDY d CO.,
je4 paw Augusta. Georgia
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ss-worth Kead,nc and Uh,nllnr ahort.

:, ~ sUIItk NeHuIHS ihU HIiHkIHS NbnHt-
blNlNdERs OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed fol
the use OF the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the socalled "Gins, Aromatic" Is Cordial "
Medcsed etc endorsed by all the prominent ply
s'ciss chemists and copnoiser possessing all those
trhsc medicinal qualities onc and Diureticl which belong
10 an OLD and PURE GIN Put in Quart Bottles sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BIHINGER 4 CO.,
Established 1l7s)--sole Importers,
jy2s 2ply No 3s8 Broadway, N. Y.
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Insurance Office, As Can.a, street.
UNITED STATES tMUTUAI3 LIFE INSURANCE. AN.
NUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Assets 766 "a
Losses paid at this office since le5........ 26l94 90
OF which has been paid TO da.e in 1885,. s9SS5 30
900 TAKEN ON A SINGLE LIFE!
Contracts completed and Policies issued by the undersigned
agent without the delay of reference the parent office and
all LOSSES paid here
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE,
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia.
.ST02785 81
And
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital. S3OOGOO
The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies against
loss damage by Fire City Ceuntry) to the extent of
$4,000 any risk. Also River and Marine Cargo
Risks, at current rates of Premium.
Policies of the above we'll known Companes ara held nv
large number OF our merchants City and Country risks and
by nearly every local Company in the city for rensrances
Cash Return Fire. River and Marine Premiums will be
made to those desiring it. ia lieu of Scrip Dividends and the
agent Is fully authorized to adjust and pay losses with the
pronptness OF any good Company in the city,
Tho best city references given application at the Office
share OF business is respectfully solicited.
HARMON DOANE Aoant
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W'tsses, Liquors, ETC..

Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply OF CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in quar-
pnts continually hand which is equal that
Aso other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sEER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY wINRa
BRANDEssaserac, of the vintage of 1885 1923 and 1908
and other brands. WHISKY Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER In pin.s and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold Az
other housein the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d 2ply Nos II and TX p.r.Is.,...
Dr. George W. Smith,
Mist,
Having resumed his practice, attend to professional a,
eagements al his office, No. Ut CANAL STREE nearly On
posite Christ Church. tai .n,f
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Cigars j. Cigars !!

purchasers will always find in store 0, the
weiknown brandsInenuidad. Flor Pujsdas Merdisna
flsr Panchs Redowa Cabsrga Partsgas
Washington Dos Hernanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. q, the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS 4 CO., q
GIG 7ptf 40 rsomr,src., p,.,.
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- !. - s.ppls.a.ns. .
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James .H. 1Moss.sss2,s

MERCHANT TAILOR,
so. III BROADWAY, tnsar .osEal street,, Nsw YORK
tJla 1oxf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29

AGE AND INDUSTRY There is an old lady
residing in the lst Ward, over So years of
age, who has just completed quilt contain
ing two thousand patches, making the third
one Of the kind she has made this winter
Her industry Notwithstanding her advanced
age, unconquerable. She is up late and
early at her work, still maintning the hab-
Its of her girhood, a time when everybody
was willing and able to do something sub
slantial She has completed some twenty or
thirty of these quilts since her eightieth year.
= IHAeelina Int
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29
NO. 40.
Qallp 9latlonal Irmotrat,
For the National Democrat.
YOU AND /,

YOU AND i.
Far on the dim horizons verge,
A dark and sullen cloud appears;
The low wind means a solemn dirge
In my detenceless ears;
1,S, let here | sit amidst scene
"nere you and | have often been.
Apoye me are the selfsame stars,
Admired so much of old by thee
Anu not an absent member mars
Inc SHINING company
Oh VINO could love the midnight sky
One-half so we'll as you and l.
The white-armed sycamore, aloHt
Spreads his extended branches DER.
The rustic seat where we so oft
Have sat, long hours before
Foul SANDER, with wolf-hke cry,
Severely frightened you and |.
Shall thy white arms 20 more prescribe
boundless realm Of joy for one,
Who from thy spirit did imbibe
Such draughts as have done.
Alas how can help but sigh
For what has passed with you and /.
Our VOWS did ne'er resemble those
Forged by the lips untried and young,
From out the fire where passion glows,
Our burning thoughts were flung.
Even tne trees, that stand hard by,
Still whisper tales Of you and |.
In sweeping fashions gay saloon
With white robes looped delusions round,
You shine as ttful as the moon,
At night, when clouds abound
The glory in thy deep black eye
Is felt by none so much as |.
Perhaps, in Stamboul's ancient pile,
Thy mates are gathered in the dance,
And Turks receive that look and smile
Thy own almatchless glance.
Twere sacrilege by all on high
But gospel truth, tween you and /.
My day is over, and no more
A quick, light footstep shall invade
THIS star-lit bower, as Of yore,
In twilights deepening shade
lis midnight! and wonder why
The place is drear-alone am l.
Alone. the forest leaves are dead,
The summer song has ceased since then,
They VIII return when winters fed:
But never thou again.
May He who made the leaves to die,
Unite in future you and l. MoNrBAR.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29
List OfAxents.

Agency NOtiee.-Mr. L. P. FISHER IS our only
Authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
usements receipt for the same and to transac busi
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office l71X Wash
inston street, (upstars) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House.