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CARRIAGES! cARRIAGEs,--As elegant Z

~ sormept Il frst clos Carriages uanufAceared u ~
nsy b soond u No rss Broadway, lehss e,snssc
ting the city tnyiss5 " CAL ltrssrstsa
Wien ts(1sgseA yA4k1 . bAkWute
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prp GOODS.

(>AEPETIEGs.
~ We ksvs iuss received vssy large irvo.oss
BRUSSELS AND
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
Which sesg q .s years prices notwfh ssndns he
tosrssse1 Of iEapcitsoa-
fuB o. toe VARIOUS STYLES IL CARPETfN3,
AT CORRESPONDING Low PRICES.
We s.so iHvie spteisl ate lon to
DAMASK FINISHED CIL-CLOTHS,
Which far s1rEssss anything kere;ofse exhibited. both ID
style ard qas!ty. Als 20
CROSSLFY'S
ELFCrROTYPEO 81 ssEI5 CARPETS, a. 70 e.s PER Yard,
W.eL .s ally eags IL s:ye foisa sed durability 70 much
more eGpspsiy. so<aA
O. HUMPH hEY CO..
NO. 5x1 BROADWAY
Opposs s. H6hoAS HoecL
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30. b,b; Of sE,a be,sy. sped. AID styI-- Asa
N.1CaFp lEAA Z ROADSTEGS .rst TX 10 .hfve
rp1rets. ur-rar-d. Aso 6Ee WIT aODLE rOai Al
. - ga AZ NO. 81 West va 81 rstE bso.a~Ay
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NREELEY's PATENT UNDERSTANDABLE
O-A VIZ greet Improvement fast taking the place Of al
Other II 10 durable pesssn snd oonvehier
emSoe viz principle Ia which gives character
anA % unprecedented sale Tnee DO movement over he
sos strain the psnt when STOPPING nor can is slide
from the shoulders Of the lsborer; ann,
By buchbpg strap, when from toll yet Tree,
Will make o gentle or powerful orace fOr thee
acknowledged ell exsanne 10 more fully meet
tn vsnt1 of ladies' other Invention For
sale IN meet the principal the Union Net csh prices
p,T do, and no varstion $3.50 &3 81 S5 e. 49, o. 81
$40 BoyS and ns 30 cetts less pei dog sane qlauty
IandtU H. Y, AID at the Asnafastory No foit Block
s,r,ns6,I Hsa y. J. GREELEY, Pstentee.
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DARNITNs UN.-FOUKTH TELh
ID ,,n CONTISITD TRIUMPH u tbs rev, .o7-ticr sp1
lif. M. nor.l drama OUT or TsE DEPTHS Or, Wos,ss
Io,g AID LIN thrsr story q reality which socc1o
az T.. un,r,uplsd popul.ii.y oil b REPEATED SATURDAY
o.. a. 10 tbs AFTkasoOS At oeoes, AID sS ia "a.
TVkSIkG A. !. oelO1s, tie oo5sJuns's s.yl- o.
rs,fsciru shlch h.s sou for 4, much spYs1s- srd
s5eh sspenl appreciation Afr which In the Lv-aus rEs
TAIIIE or TAHUORTH Too LIVING NARBLEO
SAL are now here received. aud ms, b. IS
patir IN then Herr so he ARAB GIANT
\. f.-. hist n yss, Grad AG ara Hsppy fam
~ Tr1ut Of free from the Noun. q Olives ke al 70
b. utthou; Admission 20 AZ . CHI
oreu 1pds< tn Is fuq1s. seatz Is o-n,s .r.rx
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A GREAT SAVING to BUYERS Of CAR
CARPETS.
2. h. L j. l.. COkKLlNG,
Importers and Wboss. Dealers
a, CARPETS. OILCLJTHS kU0s SHADES, &C.,
No IS Conandt ~, near sroe1way,
Win .h4r THIS dse aud antI ~ Of January nen
s,ir beity noStly Tor the s.sou)
OseT u.r ENTIRE srOCKx RETAIL M
CASH .. WHOLE5ALE PRICES.
Que pg,ht can b. saved and
Selection mace from the Larses. Stock
Ever offered a. Retail 10 TIE CITY.
Evsry grade Of Goods
Cep be had
been eDgsg>d ara Foods VIII
Sn5eA r. j. r. CONkLiNo,
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CLASSICAL aad COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
~ for BOYS N,ack, Rockard Co., N Y.-Tne WINK
T. For pnticpAls circulars, appl, TO sHhPAkD Co.,
~ ~ c. RUTHERFORD A. n.
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BECKs MUSIC HALL,

Asst DAY OF THE FAIR.
IL Tbe ssa, r1tiben 4 tee American Ia':i.us s Palace
otrdep. .l,t 81, e.f so evy - - --.-,.u,c
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE THIS EVENING,
S.'u'dsy Oct -. a. 10 o'co.k n
II. P,eu i'm vii Be eed At O'clock and boedseJ
A. tie Orsticr Oil be pronounced oy
A OEKEY GALL. ESQ
To ccncluoe with a GRAND PROMENADE COSCEkT BY
bod ror M Band. ,.I,
Erhbtor requested 10 steE 70 he removal o. thef scs
Mn1khi nlorirH OF 81.
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NA G. T. A w + T. X
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"ONCE A WEEK."
NUMBERS 4, z, 3, 4, AND ) Now READY
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MRS GAskELL,
ION TAYLOR
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A hs following eminent designers aud artists engaged On
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r. MlLLAlS,
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HABLGT X BROWNE.
& KtENE
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EBWARD EVERE TT of Boston wrIt,s for the
II NJ N-YORK LEDGER Read . MJGDt Vernon sper'
1h- LEDGEk ss- al The Bookstores snd Newsdepo
M he
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Guecidi Notlles.

AIflitx ry.Tbe Oficers noncomnissioDed Officers a1i
P,ste. u First DIVISION Y : VI invited % he pre
she S.v tn aud 3jn-s, Its
DAY oelo witness the testing o me strength u
the for the roof JOHN w. RifCd, Architect u
Tesnperance.-FARQUARS CALIFORNIA WINE
BkARDS c,cated ~h Peruvian BARK Bn nibiro aud Jnni-
tou of bowels such Diar'h~a,
lonspsti6n Dy,p-pss, Nervousness, Wvakues D-bli'y
of System, Cone ipa'ion S0nr
Stomach, Pur- juice If sfspe. art bottles. 81 A.
10 A,to H. use S62 Broadway No. l53 Bo~ery; Hayes
Brooklyn. Depot No Nanck-st
EI Noticioso de Nueya York.
The frs " the Spanish Amencsn fepeI 10 plo
ksh.d To Day 81 M. "a ,Dnst
STEAMER PAPER FOR CUBA
available Tor sending news and CONNER
eisl Intelligence 20 th- Spanish American c0uutfiss
SPECIMEN NUMBER GRATIS.
i'll. McCutcheOn's Unequaled liqaid Glue For
nL. n, ouaulfi,s &. H. A T. bAAIER & O.. No "
Mads warranted 70 be- better than any similar article
row IN for all purps for which Glue 10 required by an
lies Offensive sr.i-v-ry tenacious snd will
k.ep in sDy C innate auo is always reas for
Dor sol. In Book S'Os House Furnishing Stores Hardware
Stores. DrDggsi Stores Paint Storss &c.
Rare Chance --Auy person wishing % commence
pirs Of small HOUSE bf5o furnished
con ple ch oaD b. had at great bargain, by addressing
r. S ii Box No 4 0J Post Office.
Metals. Metals. Metals BLOCK TIN, Bar TfS Pc
LEAD, BAR LEAD SpeltsT, Copper Bsmu, Antmony beb
b4p Metal speeI Solder T mems and otns Solder Tor
sale by LCClUs hAhi' nos "hoo nII lne-snp'
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COPYING or WRITING Of any description is
~ desired bya yonnr MAJ who !. good peamaa Addfess
PENMAN Tfibun. Ofice
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n APPLETON & Co., PUBLISH on SAT-
~. UADAY;
F-oD re Esfh.s; rHes - "DCClALNiai'
B, The Rsy JANIS Hstrs.
Au.Ao- n he ssh'~.u ca / iiAa Cer.ifi-s'

This Vo-g , beev,d hc ssr-siy ifaped - - s-rehi
-..s,r ho for rc.l wi 5.-r
sa. Of H. ~ho ~ r~-ct - N. Hisry o Fr.oc
fom -. .,.-1,yt s~qlre q ~ =
and ~. uBn,er,.ting Il zoe sn,r yol DE-
-, % ~. ard ~ .h- line tli labor Repaired f.. 80
p.,us.l of ,h, u5-e extensive s3d VI, Cse'e W f< .
l. d, h.S the hss.s oalmea-Ay3 ifoh me o;'o eics
pros generally ..-....,. -. -
S.-r fs .cnceDess s1d attractive s;se me A. i-neas-
IN -, ,. 600 csss 1ain every .sdisE s'i"2' VITA os
, ,pS .b una IN word psutirg shor'oi P>rhs spn his
n ~ hose ~ 1.9 az" r'cn-
ir,. ~ n, sr.at Cs. which o. c-afiy s-1n 90 >
AN j.. con - ~ /. bod, ao'itrAmca., and - macy i9ee
60 lbe mis- o ctuvts 10 'he M
riffur. q. egra-. 'ef.siies bspNciA.y sN,i'. ' "
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~ p-rieIc. IN # s-., Pubc school. ihis sates
wants % a. salary VI no e,s than t sh pros
pet Of iu-rrss well fIisnsd School Bglfins
B ardns School pr,err6 Tor II ~ ,esra-
Die loesl ,. Addr." DOCEr Box No. ls5 Iibaas ohce,
New-Yuk
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NyANTED-A NURSE for YOUNG CHILD.
w To az ezperi,Gc,d s,hf.l ssd .msbls Woman ps,ns-
n.nt D, ai0n ~ b. y-n such others Iced apply
Gala No sgEs.t Broadway Immediately.
WANTED-A re-pesrsbe middle aged WO-
w MAN N Do y. CoosinE Washing AMI G-nera Hoa.s.
Of. small family t. willing p-r.0n liberal ssxes Will b,
given Cal a. No a West 5.h,t, l-ar sth-av.
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T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. ID.
TIE NEw.YoaK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains 'he following:

the NEW-IoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE lor luls
week cOntai,s me following:
LLEADING ARTICLES: Free Trade with Afr!csi
Rauroad sor,liiy, How 20 ,}.t r. h; The Bensyh
by Kn.. Mia. Mex British ,odG,s; uaoni
Success. DrsiIaoe; The RessLy Law Editorial
Paragraphs
u..REyIEw OF THE WEEK; Givns IN condensed
and couspicuou, urm the a,rs, aud mos; important
events that tran.pr-d in the City ant subarhs,
United States. Mexico, Wee; Indies, and tae RIVER
,onf-i ipra,ioa; TIE Popular Feeling In Italy; Mani
f,to II Cardinal An:oa,lhi Napoleon Citing Nes-
v.THE CONSTITUTION OF KANSAS.
V.BLOEDlN'S GsEATEST FEAT
VI REoPENiNG OF THE SLAvE-TRADE; Highly
Interesting Coutsp'ndence.
vu.LArEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Couu,sriei,iog smorg Mormons; Railroad Accident.
VIII..Go WIsE's EXPLANATION
IX..RoMANCE OF THE PATENT OFFICE: The Sew
ing Machines
x..AsSocIAr,Oa FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
SCitNCE.
MTHE wOoL-GRowERs FAIR
MILAN OVERLAND Journey: By Horace Greeley:
Western Cosrac.ss
XIII. STATE FAIRS FOR 1889
Xiv..GINsENG DloGING IN MINNESOTA
Xv..MAZZINl IN THE PEACE OF ViLLAFRANCA.
XVI.POETRY: Ou tbe Water; Summer lty.
AyH SCIENCE, INDUSTRY. AND INVENTION.
XVIII THE ORANGE COUNTY MILK BUSINESS;
XIXFACTS FOR FARMERS.
XX..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXI. POLITICAL.
XXII..PERSONAL.
XIII. THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
YXvI.CALIgORNIA MaRRIA IAGEsaND DEATHS.
XVII COMMERCIAL MATTERS Fuu Reports q .ss
Stock, Mon-y Cotton, Grail Cattle and Other MAJ
se,. specially Repor.ed for rhe Tribune.
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IS, Five copies, 81. Ten copies, Sl2.
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TEACHERS wANTED.-A Graduate, prof

i ce,t in HIGHER M,th-maic. Ia ". C.; salary $40 4Dd
bosrd ;he Principa to-day A. ,hs Ma, Tea iHst
Broadway A-o IN ,h. city salary od-r.@ ~,h
board Teachers IF Vocal aDd Instrumental Mlsc wanted
Guitar, Harp, Sc. salaries liberal
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Mem publirations.


C. A ID i A
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MONTH WITH THE BLUENOSES.
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Who ,ske, his while away pleasant hours the banks Of
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mall pest paid, on receipt Of the price, by
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a. ~isdou Terms Ledger, By mail, - y'ar Nv
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~ IL DGER Rad ii. Comic Pou e. u the LED 'ER Price
% th- L. DGt tou- tsDts copy 'tis now re,dy.
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II LEDGE fl sole az al ths boDksOTes snd SeVsaeps
e. he COUNTRY.
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IOHN G.. SANE of Vermont writes for The
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ALSO,
THE HISTORY DE HEEODOTCS.

r.w Er, q y,r.rn ,i,rd wih cop rors Sud sPPsn
dies BY GGossE R,wLINsosM " A, esis..d BY CD sE
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he history ana s-o,sp0y % B,byoni, and AsyA TIE r.ss
Of di.coy..s ;he aes have o-rn nc'p'fA IA
the ILLUSTRATIVE. Of he wuTkgvat paIt OF hANiS ofeu,
m time 20 time heh. has been tTo"a Hp0h
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out for SEPrFMBER.- BOYS and GIRLS
~ Own MAGAXigE Sx cea's pr copy; s.veny nys
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sl6 Widcm. Terms q Ledger By mail, - yer two
,,pi,, -
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,no vso.m. T-r4s the Leos-r, BY msi ga year ;w0
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Of the LEDGER FIli Cots copy. Il !. now Iesdy
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srd 10 TENS Of the Ledger, By all go year i"o
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PHILADELPHIA SALESMAN, who has q

thorough sIow,fse II WooeDs ard coosterab- aequsn.
with uauDisctcrrs d.sirous Of rming ENGAGE
MINT With SrwfCr CYrns-ion lgs- before lst
January p.1: Addl." ENERGY, bIood's Dsp'tch, PHI
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-23

n Fanny Fern says there are times when a
husband is Indispensable" whattimes are they.
Fanny Lon Journal.
H. The Mississippi river is a very troublesome
customer. There is too much water all along
shore. and too little at its mouth
ID-It Is reported that a hot pie on a window
sill in Boston, Mass, has been seized by the police
for smoking in the streets
Ulf ever you get ''stuck'' with smooth Span
ish quarters the best place to get rid of them y
cts apiece is in church when the contribution box
goes round.
III A neighbOr Of mine was accused of steal
ing sheep. and the day was set when LIE was tai
appear before court of justice to answer the
charge But 1t happened that before the day OF
Trial. he sickened and died. His old mother was
overwhelmed with grief, and filled the house with
Wailtng and lamentation. At last a thought
seemed TO strike her; throwing her hands she
Uiously CALCULATED '.Well, thank God, he's out OF
the sheep scrape, anyhowl'
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEIi-SS Lee, DC; VI Lee.
do; q h Chlttlnden, NY u Maviuick, do; G r
Mory, Ri; r. J0nes, NY; w Chambers. USN; f.
w Usher, Pa; w Brooks do; J u Hazard RI; r.
L Potter ana family, NY; C. Contee, Md; s Now
~, Arizona. u Smith. Pa; Ii ID Foster, do;
Mererols and lady, Ny; BCsdy and Isdy, de-; X
Mcivey. do; F F. Smith. do; f. Gay! Ord. Mass; 8 w
cheney and lady. Ny; w q Jay, do. Miss NJ Gof,
do; Miss Simpson. do; I B Rensiav, USS; w
rcaie, Md; : Luckett, Mass; Miss Luckett; do; ID
Small, Nd.
NATIONAL. HOTEL Johnson, : C.: II F. St
John, Alkcr, ii I. Boutwe ~ and lad,, y; q r
Alton; A AIKEN, DIR Powell, Mrs Murphy, l. Z!m-
mer, Va; Rhodes, Eng; A Hanscum, w Fall,
Gail, VIM Schouler, Mass; r. Il Andrews, o:
Moore. Nj Frost, Mo; Ciapp. w Wright, J =
Wright, Paige, Coon and son, c " Pine, III; J
u Brady, III ; Young. Snyder. T. Digges and " ,
vi Plummer, j. Beebe, Md; Clapp, AlB; Broom,
Jos Broome, I'll White, A w att, Ga; w Parry,
Kansas.
BROWNS, HOTEI.-A : Carnan, NY; IA
Peep, do; w Souse, Eng; II R1mphell, Nd : w
ANNOUNCING. NC; : : Ritter, Pa; l. 3 Hanaford
do; Mr. Buttsrheld. NY; Mel arland. =; vi Bay,
mum, Md; k Powell. Ala; ID Logan. Tex; J 4
Cook and lady, Pa; T. Corals. q: J Npary Ny; W
- TalOutt, Nd: A W CrOaddus aud lady, Va; J 4
Turner. do; Mr. ClOugh, Mass; III = Wilson, ky; Z
Washington, Va.
KlRKWOOD HOUSE, Leach Cal; VI III
Donovan. :; NJ Fowler. Pa; G : Fowler, do; NJ
Bancker, do; w Ii Brown. Md; J Lacey, do; p
Merrill, VT; r IL Bidwoll CT; ID HIckok VT
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-Dr = Ii Smith,
Sai sal sbqry RI; VI Sinclair, Va; NJ VI Cameron,
NY; w I.akin, Va; Mr. MiddIetan, Nd; w HeI-
~. NG;T Fisher; Md.
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ORPHANS COURT, APRIL I2TH, 1859,
" DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON CoUNTY-t0 iri':
In tho case OF John Mills executor of Joseph h.
rate, deceased the executor aforesaid has, with
the APPRECIATION of the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY. the
9Th day Of May next, for tho final settlement and
distribution of the personal estate Of saId decease
al the assests ~ hand, so lar the Same has been
cEilsctcd and turned INTO money when and where
a. the creditors and heirs Of SAID deceased are no
tined to attend tat the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county atorssaIdD with their Claims properly
EOuched; or they may otherwise by law bs exclude,
from AL nsit Of said deceas I'd estate provided
= copy OF this ordor hs published once a week for
thrae weeks IN the Evening Star previous TO the
SAID 9TH day OF May next.
True o0p,-Tesl: Ed y ROACH
ap is -laH3w Register Wits.
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From EUROPE.
NEW PATE E,SJ n, o,,,

The subscriber having recently obtained patent
for new Improvement In Flows for wee-liug corn,
tobacco, and other crops, IL ready To dispose al
rights and licenses upon reasonable terms Tins
implement Is pertinent. IL has boon fully
add approved by some of the most substaEtIal
armers AID planters Of Mary and The curti icates
of Its success will tell for IL than any
ttgn or encomIum Ot my own. The Pluw and err
thcates may be- seen at BaEtlOlOw's Seed store on
7th street. POI sons wishing To purchase may IN
YGre Ol me, OF, DT. Chas. q. Page Patent Atturney
414 9Th 81. THOS. a. ROBERTSON,
aP 3 I'm 81 NJ street. Washing ton Cit,
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE WINTERS GONE.

fDVHges Ntscs.-khohN>" L 4
The vintsr,s gone and f.st the SHOWS are going;
Green in the meadows now the grass Is growing;
All DER the trees the lesfy locks are sPrthxlhk'
All DER the world is spring hor changes bringing.
The streams, their banks no longer overnowlns,
In mllder ca mer mood are gently gong
Forth TO the dance come Nymphs and sister Graoes,
In unoIad beauty and with joyous faces.
The hour, so kind. yet heeting warns thee plainly.
Mortal. TO be Immortal, hopo not vainiy.
The warm west wind removes all winters traces
Soon summer, IN It's turn, tho spring effaces;
And quick shall change the summers radiant glory
To antumn's lavish fruits and winter hoary
Vet the swift months to change perpetual tending,
Their own disasters still are ever meading:
But when the wInter-death our life shall sever,
No spring shall raise the lIfeless dust forever.
To-day thy hopes are bright, thy joys certain
What hand can lift to- m0rrow's gloomy curtain!
seize the adhour and safe thy soul with pleasure,
Nor leave to greedy heirs thy hard earned treasure
w hen onco the silver cord Is rndely broken
hen once stern fate the hard decree hath spoken,
No long array of noble names before thee,
Nor eioquence nor virtue shall restore thee -.
'fh err modest worth IN gloomy shades Is dTuIling,
Its PRAYER unhe ard, M KIND release compelling,
And valOT falls before that foe nnquallIns,
With arm uHnerved and weaPontluayGilIng.
IN. y. EreHiHg Post
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VTNHE CELEBRATED
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OF PHILADELPHI4.
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Price 81 cents and 81.
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n. B.-Beware of those poor nostrums purportng
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE

A TELEGRAPH NOTICE
"A NEW line Of Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North 10 advertised falsely represented connect
ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now, the only teleg raphic connection with those
points is through the lines under the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to
which, BY virtue of the ownership of MOrse's pat
eDts all the the teeg business of said places
lawfully belong. This, therefore, is to give potice
that the same charge will be made all messages
sent by tho new line and delivered to any station of
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmits
sion To the above named or other places, similarly
situated ifthey had been handed to the Mar netio
Company at the of their origin. or the nearest
convenient point thereto. j. KENDALL,
mar eff General uperintendent
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THE BILLIARD HALL,

FVNIIE BILIIIAKD HALL,
l. CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE AND l1rH ST.
The subscrIhars respectfully announce that they
have Leased the spacious Hall at the 49,.
corner of Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street, lover Blanchard 4 Mohun's
BOOKSTORE az a BILLIARD HALL, |@L
and have fitted ItuP in a style Of elegance not ex
called IN this county; They have furnished it with
PHELAN'S SUPERIOR ROSEW GOD
CARVED MARBLE-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make it al unexceptiOnabls
place OF resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
this elegant and heathfu amusement in quiet and
comfort.
IL The propretors pledge themselves to spare
no pains or expense conclusive to the comfort or
convenience of their guests.
ap IL colin MARI FISHER.