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FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA

New YORK, March 30-The Arabia reports that
the steamships Anglo Saxon, from Portland via
Queenstown, and Vigo, from New York, had ar
rived at Liverpool on the 10th inst.
LIVERPOOL, March 17.-The Liverpool Bread
stuffs market generally closed quiet
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report that
Indian Corn closed dull, but the prices were gene
rally we'll maintained throughout the week. They
quote Yellow at 32s. 3D. to 33s. 3D.
The Liverpool market for Provisions closed quiet
at previous quotations.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report Sugar
closed buoyant, and the demand for various quail
ties during the week was large. They report
Coffee dull at last weeks prices.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, March l7.-Latest
from Liue,pool.- sales Of Cotton to-day are
estimated at 70O0 bales. The market closed quiet,
with fair demand.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, March T.--Latest
from Londoa.-The funds continue depressed and
are still declining. A decline of is again re-
reported.
Consols for money closed at s4S. The London
| market for money is slightly more stringent and
| closed active.
PARIS, March 1.-THE prevailing agitation now
| in Europe has had some effect on monetary mat
| ters
The Bourse is much depressed. The three per
/ cent rentes closed dull and inactive.
General and Political Intelligence.
i The ouestion of annexation continues to excite
| great attention on the continent
It is currently reported that Switzerland is pro
testing against the annexation Of Savoy to France
The London News and Herald, in their articles
on the Savoy question of annexation, say tina
sooner or later England will be compelled, in self
defense, to confine France within the limits of thu
law.
4 In the House of Lords, Lord John Russell, In ex
planjng The affairs of China, said that reasonable
indemnity would be demanded, and enforced
necessary; but he hoped it would not be necessary
to go to Pekin.
II ia reported that 10000 have been paid to
Denmark for concessions to the North Atlantic
Telegraph Line via Greenland.
The late vote in Italy Is Overwhelmingly IN faVoi
OF the annexation Of Tuscany, by three hnhateu
and sixty-six thousand against fifteen thousand.
The Neapoljtan nsurrection has been considered
imminent.
In the House of Lords the Duke of Somerset SAID
that protection would be afforded to the Aeapoiltal
refugees aboard the British man-otWar lying al
anchor in the bay of Naples
IN tba House Of Commons, Mr.. Halliburton asked
If tbe Government was aware that the island OF St
Pierre, near Newfoundland, had been fortified b.
the French Government.
Lord John Russell replied that the case had bee
referred to the Law Officers of the Grown. VIII
concluded that France had not violated treat
. stipuatons.
Bright and others condemn the policy Of Bruc
regarding China.
Lord Palmerston defended Bruce, and said thi
i the Emperor of China was prepared to apologi
for the Pie-ho affair.
Napoleon, in an angry letter to Victor Emanue
invited the latter not to accept Tuscany, notWit
! | standing the recent vote.
1t is rumored that Prince Humbert, the elde
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STYLISH CLOTHING. ~ The spacious Southern
Clothing Establishment of Mr.. W. Lyons is crowded
with huge variety of everything which the inventive skill of
aors produce from the latest of coat the most
recent spasu panaoons whether said articles of rament be
for the large Of the small demands OF male
children just big enough walk the Intermediate needs of
boys of larger growth The goods of this house we'll known
for excellence make and material and the extent of its stock
Is always such any wholesale retail demand
which may made by customers See advertisements
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coMMuNICATEp.l
RENEFIT nF AuGuSTE WAIDAuER.

Ed. G'esceat-This talented and popular leader
of the orchestra of the ST. Charles Theater has his
name up for benefit on Sunday night, the last Of
the season, when one Of the most attractive bills
will be presented.
The Maddern sisters have kindly volunteered to
produce the laughable piece of the q Three Fast
Young Men, and also their wonderful perform
ance with brass horns, which in itself should not
be missed.
Mr.. Waldauer, by his general urbanity and fine
qualities has endeared himself to host Of friends
in this city, running back from the time Of Sol
Smith, when he occupied the same seat, which he
has always SO ably and satisfactorily filed, His
name as a composer is appended to some of our
most beautiful and popular music, SO all those who
want a good evenings entertainment, and at the
same time extend good helping hand to one de-
serving, call at the ticket office and prepare them
selves for good time. Nux.
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Mar,arnIs JOCKEY erUB RACES,
OPENING DAY.


heat of racing excnement; for we have never ye'
seen such musntodinous rush, on hrst Gay, as
there was at the oid hetairle yesterday. All soe
shell roads were aiive with vehicles; the cars d,s-
gorged their loads; and the result was one OF the
greatest Jams we ever saw at the Metairie COURSE
The immense new stand was crowded from ohe
end to the other tne puoiic and larger secuon was
jammed IN every available standing place; tne
subscribers ana cinp sections were crowded WIFE
the wearers OF the red and white hadges ana iast'
but not by any means least, the fairer and pet.ef
part oil the human ereation was representative
ladies' sta1d peng graced oy one OF the arges1 ~
sempiages q ioVeilhess ana lashion ever seen ~
sonthefn race-eoutse.
several enihgs cohpihea 70 pfihg out tnls eAua
ordinary at.endance ior a hrstday meeting hrstly'
the uhasuai pionse =, spoie ne'a oue ny .ie pies
enoe VI nes.,y az 'ne ps s.apies anu craeA
Oh .ne S'outi' seoonaiy, Ae great hiaiu.auo oi
sisi1ois ~ 90 -" - 'e ''i'y' y sns uouo'e
~. u BUSINESS aiu peasuie' ulIaly the he" a'A
linpioseu !. Recommendations as w race couise
.o s',aV y iouf he f"ss
sween uh,iaea WINS pens poss s,aAe
iace a. NM WIG plens anu ueiioouS Weas'ae
WHICH s.'iiula'eu eserypoay W turh ou' anu
JOIN III Inc hlaiious eAc''einens Oh the oay' Ing
extraordihafy siAe y. 'he nlu'lluae was Mas
ter ~ ieiiaiA "iu = sap1iss " every ohe eo'',7
posing Z.
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piinsns s'oo =. sAooo pooAs .no enS 49,
yeseeluay ~ sie uaoh' na0Aeu W W 'ie pisom -
louf anu essn hse W one asa'lis. ine neiu ri.e
ecruees anu heuier eni,es aere apou. se'-on ~
eaci o'ner' each nafins iiiehas, Wno sun ~e1e my
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taeoh " ooiains w y W pos.' ~ y a spanA'n5
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asss. ehe enipioyeu ohi0ers - siea.ins 1le 'i"oA
anu iorcihs .ne peopie ln'o lhe slahus.
Ing race was very hanusome ana hyeiy one'
w nos efesiiuousiy eAsiis Iiaiiet lahils !. =
eWo heass' aha showing, Y so GONG, may ~ hau !
nov peeh pus W nis naroese Mofh. "e give piiel
aelaii " tne paiaoaiaIs'
flksf hEAT.-La Id sariete haa tle ihsioe anu anu
flanet tne OUTSIDE ior tne start. AT inc TAP La -
riele leu, WIN breckinfidge second, ana al pfe.'y
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We CALL THE ATTENTION Of our readers to the
sale to-day by j. Walton, ionee at u o'clock Nj at the
ST. Charles Exchange of the following list valuable improved
and unmproved property the First Second and Fourth Dis
tries to-wit:
One valuable building lot Common street. between Ram
part and Phillppa streets
The Southern Mechanical Steam Bakery, with two lots on
Clio street and three lots on Franklin Clio
valuable square Of ground Canal street. between ST.
John and St. James streets, Second District.
desirable square Of ground in the the Second Dis
trict on the Aesirie Ridge, near the Park.
ground the Fourth District Immediately adjoining
the rear Of the splendid mansion and grounds Burnside
Esq.
An improved lot of ground Third street. between Jese,
and Laurel streets
valuable building lot New Levee street. the sors
paru market
] For particulars see advertisements.
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poMrANo.-Bon yiYapts are referred N the

PoMrANo.-Bon yivants are referred to the ad-
rertisement of Messrs Jules Gonrche Co.. Of popular
institution the Washington Hotel at The Lake end of the
chafain Railroad They have received splendid lot POM
the first of the and visitors will find these delicious
fish served in the most luxurious style this exeeeny
conducted Those who experienced the
bliss of ndngng in cannot do under auspi
cons circumstances than afforded by this chance
ing them at the Washington Hotel. Sec advertisements
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cuGAR HoGsIIEADs-sUG HoGsHEADs
sTAYE AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making

src.p HoGsHEAps RICE MoLAssEs, RosIN AND
TuRpENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The n,ineinle embraced this Machine the old process OF
ittiny and dressing by labor Working directly with
the grain of the TIMBER produces an article not liable to warp
or check exposure. The stave MIL w fTe shaVe anu
,t from he holt from 1000 to 10000 pery and the
shingle Machine from Shingles requires two
horse power to work IT. be attached to any team en-
gne gin or saw mill power. 1t make any required LENGTH
and can be adjusted thickness or taper The tper Is
neither steamed nor sawed ven and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machines in full operation between the
10 O'clock day. at No. Canal street. Ehese
Machines are made in Augusta, Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and SIN
gle rights or Machines obtain them from the Agent who
vii, rive full narticulars r. w. O. COOK,
&oe Agent for the States louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
I sxa..and Alabama ja3l 6m
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Doors, SHOES AND BRoGANs.-The particular
attention of buyers called the large credit sale of boots
shoes brogans take place this day. at o'clock at the
sales rooms Of Roger Co.. Nos 45 and II Old Levee street
Terms-oyer S200, 90 days credit
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DIR. j. wn1rE.-We are pleased to learn that this
experienced physician, extensively known for his
remedies and success in the cure of all forms of
chronic diseases, will locate in our city, when
rooms suited to his convenience for permanent
rent may offer. Until that time he may be con-
suited and his celebrated remedies dispensed at
his room, 1l6 st. Charles street. See the adyer-
tisement in another column for diseases which Dr..
Whites remedies are SO prseminent in curing.
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From he Memphis Evening Argus !

d Memphis Physician abroad. DIR. Jno. White,
one of the Oldest physicians of the South, and a
highly valued citizen Of Memphis, has been per-
forming many wonderful cures at Jackson, Miss,
for some time past, and we learn is about to make
a professional visit to New Orleans He is un-
doubtedly man of vast experience and great skill
in his struggles with disease. His chronic remedies
His able associate, DIR. j. R. McGinnis, will con-
tinue his successful practice both in the city and
Shelby county during DR.. Whites absence.
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Too MANY OF the SANE soKr.-Among the nine
thousand eight hundre and twenty cities villages.
etc., set down in the United srates census Of 1850,
we have only three thousand eight hundred and
twenty different names.
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H. A. KINGSTON, auctioneer, will sell this day at
70 o'clock at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange valuable brick
house with ftyx shares of Citizens bank soF situated
;rcns street between God Julia particulars
see advertisement.
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One Sunday morning recently some excitement
caused in the Baptist church. Pittstown. Renss
selaer county, by man walking in the midss ef
the congregation stark naked. he was led eat IS
soon as possible, and decided 70 be insaaa on tho
| subject Of dress.
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A SALE of Crescent, Sun, Louisiana, Union and
Citizens insurance serps Of various years advertised by
Messrs Palfrey i Co. TO be made to day.
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Old Squire b was elected Judge Of the lnie- is
rior Court in some county in the State OF Georgia.
When he went home, his delighted Wlie eSs,a,eu % a,,
Nov, my dear, you are Judge, Wna1' 'neii' A'A
He replied, 4That same darn'd old fool you alters
was II
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STEAMER NATcHEz-7he Races.-Notice is pub
jshed that the Matches will caroon until the arrival
of the cars from the races
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MErARIE Course, Ne,o Orleans March 80 1s6O-Planet
stake four mile heats for all subscription $500
felt $3.50 and of $500 added by the Club Eight
scribers.
+. 4 T. W; Dossels ch h. Plnne by Revenue, dam Nina
years Old 4
imp. Glencoe 3 years old q
D. f. kenners In YaritN by Louis dor, dam Louisa
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Jane Peters, maiden Of 4s, destroyed herself
near Norfolk. Va, recently, on account Of love
affair with a youth of Is.
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL GoLLEaE.-We refer to
advertisement Of this long established and successful institution
located splendid Story Building corner Of Camp and
Common streets.
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DR.. WnIrEs' REMEDrEs.-Those afiictea wl.h
chronic or other referred TO me VI
Whites remedies.
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REMoyAL.-Messrs. P. R. Fell q Marsh announce
elsewhere that they have temporarily moved their Office
6S Camp street, upstairs.
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.r.TroNARY STEAM ENGINES


zEs FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
IL STEAM ENGINES, from X to 80 horse power
svHEEI.S, from u feet to 80 feet diameter
81 PUMPS from to 20 nches in diameter.
APatent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
pas sraps's. Sssh Norcross' Rocker Boxes and
ass dsss Blocks.
q -. RGULAR SAW MILLS
.,.yeo. III, WITT ge.saws.
sraub's no sN,ssS and flszaE ILLS from Is to
inches diameter.
EWEII. COTTON SCREWS. of q, IA sard II inches in
feet long and geared fof sither horse or steam
In
% 4AFTlNG, COUPLINGS, PUILIEs. STANDS, HANG
" as and Boxes Of all sizes. ~
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, 42inches in diameter and from,
6to 30 feet lsng. co..
CIRCULAR SAWS up to 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
all sizes Of the above articles generally
sore ready delivery the shortest notice. and fer sale OF
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed
Fu printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent to any address
By mail.
ny9 &wtf 70 Grayier street, New Orleans
.
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Cor WASTE fer engineers use is advertised f5r
sale by Messrs D. O. Lowber Coz Is Camp street. as id,
xsrtisement
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yr,uE EaRIyA COLOGNE WAITER
III

yr,fYE EARINA COLOGNE WATER
DIRECT IMPORTATION
The undersigned sole representative for the United states the
Cenada and West indies Of the justly celebrated mouse
JOHN CHARLES FARfSA,
has authorized Messrs q BUDDEGkE CO. o. tn,s e'y
20 receive orders for Inc importation Of the above genuine ar
% mt M, in all the different styles wicker, plain bottles ETC.
HENRY RoEsBERa.
or The hrm Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia.
r-oaers inrused for the house of j. O. Farna VIII
have poust attention. and executed at the same rates and
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne
O. 4. BUDDEeKE CO.,
t,sn No. 81 Common street.
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= .
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
------s%----
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRRrIsH PARLIAMENT.
sEAPoLIrAS SINsUREEovIoN IMMINENT
England ON Annexation of Savoy.
HAPoEEoy OPPOSES ANNEXATION OF TUSCANY.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
TREATY OF PEACE DESIRED BY THE MooRs.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA
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r oU1sIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY.
lss. s.............Canal street............,.ies
NEW ORLEANS.

Tho subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
and the Planters general that they are always
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING. of the very De''
tsrials, and at msst reasonable prices
The large patronage thoy receive fror tes anu
States has induced them 10 extend their n a'
meet any increase Of busness and ~ order y %
their patrsns always the same and peet
a, hey have made with several q inc most
In the South md shall hsnceforh bs able
10 su,aly Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
, e, osdent that they viii give entire satisfaction to
all thoss who may parone their emnenty Southern enterprise
md solicit their orders, which snAh recsi'e
JalS 6m :
T,ATrON. SMITH a. PUTNAM.
dhoRNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS.
Agents for the Sale e@
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Have now on and constantly receiving on commits
on direct the Manufacturers the Largest md finest
assortment of - s.ts r4e4s5
Manufactured Tobacco.
@ every variety they have offered the trade ana soc
he attention and their STOCK before
Tbsv ars The SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE os and Vs poSA
FEYs 5s and los KENT's ies-besdes various o.ncr
brands; GRANT wIILIAsfs X lbs, and others; LEoso
noupds which the Premium at the state Fair sFe
tersburv Va November 1886 II r. r JONES' pounds and
twists which have the Premium In North oafohna sA
in successon perhaps the finest Tobacco IN ms
worldl r.rr ~ 10.
wIrfIAMsoN,s TWIST, Carst pickingsa KATE ELIZA
nsunds intended for only and In fact every
vcriphon of Tobacco generally used ..l,.-s
We al,o have the PowHATTAN PIPES. which we receive
,..'. Wy aso .s .ns...,sssan n.. ~ di2 6m
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED
..l ls.
bays now on hand large supply Of Petit Suit ana
.Boyds Proaor COTTON SEED which can tnrnisA ouins
the season iii lots To suit customers s
Planters and others wishing and well selected ar.ce o.
Cotton Seed would do well give call before purchasing
elsewhere s,no
Ihaye also on hand and well assorted stock OF eho
cERIEs which am prepared sell at reasonable prices
CHAS. R. RAILEYi
Grocer,
,s, as Tehoupitouas street.
MACHINERY. .NAASfaANAh AhAA !.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. .
SINGLE MACHINES, ~
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS
COTTON SEED HUI.LERs
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
" IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES, gu@
" AeoWER AND HAND PUMPS,
4, ~ MsebInery Demo. of RIcH'p r. HARRISON.
,all n Nos 40 and ~ 81 Ghares street
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U,yOxys. ..PLOyyS............PLO
ian Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes.
1seo Hall Spears Cast Valley Flows
a 1so =, Wrought Peacock PLOWs. ~
."" 1900 Balls FLOWS, assorted. -f'# aH
1000 Ayery's
1000 Clore's Calhoun PLoWs
1sAo Garret Colman's celebrated Steel Rover do.
u0 Nourse, Mason 4 Co.'s Steel PLoWs.
1000 Mayhers Cast PLoWs.
UNIVERSAL PLoWs
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural implements,
I.. Consisting Of ..A .
GRAIN CRADLES, "" f. 4
FANNING MILLS, ~
w.. CORN SHELTERS ,.
STRAW CUTTERS
Road sCRAPERs,
etc., etc., etc,
-Also-
ull assortment of socomb's PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which were awarded the Silver Medals at the late
at Jackson Miss. For sale by
=. G. H. sLoooMB CO.,
ST Canal street,
do4m And 30 TO s. Common street
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sEAroLIrAs sINsURREoyros IMMINENT.
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AY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1860.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

releeaapHeD TO THE NEW oale.ss casseHsr
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OF THE BERrIsH PARLIAMENT.
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faEz DzsPEysAHY. THE following il t,.e weea,x
report q the New Orleans School of MedirSne u,.
coza,1aon street, Opposite tIe Charity TioxUsss
Sssssssssaays haFch Vi PRssnAs tsestsd s..s..,: II
Wsdsssssdsv % s-ss.ssss. 81
- ssef'' - Ii, III
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England ON Annexation of Savoy.

NAPOLEON OPPOSES AssExAuor OF rrseavr
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
IN CoMPAgY-No Ill CANAL sTEEET.

Capital Subscribed ef''
DIRECTORS:
Alnhonse Mi,tenberger, J. B. Gribble,
<Ea pocbereay P. O. Noblom,
q, ~ NJ wright @.@ A. Reichard,
r M;landon G. Sabaier,
q Ianye .'" s. NJ. Darby,
J. NJ Basualdo, J.Inyes
This Company successors New Orleans Insurance Com.
insure against and Damage by Fire. the Peris
The Seas and Rivers, the current rates of premium
j. TUYES, President
w u,rcya secretary n22 9aw6m
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Iry rHr sarfosAl AID AMERICAN IisEs.I
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domestic and Commercial 1ntenlgenee

\ TREATY OF PEACE DESIRED BY TIE MOOR
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN ITALY
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-01
Woman.

Woman, Woman truly thou art
miracle. Place her among flowers, fos-
ter her as tender plant, and she is a
thing for fancy, waywardness and some
times folly-annoyed by dew drop,
fretted BY the touch Of a butterfy's
wing, and ready at the rustic of a beetle,
the zephyrs are too rough, the showers
to heavy, and she is overpowered by
the perfume of a rose bud. But let real
calamity come-rouse her Affection
nnkindle the fire of her heart-and mark
her then; how her heart strengthens it
self-hew strong is her purpose. Place
her in the heat of the battle-giye her
a child, bird, anything she loves or pities
to protect-and see her, as shield, as
her own blood crimsons her upturned
forehead, praying for life to protect the
helpless. Transplant her in the dark
places of the earth-awaken her ener-
gies to action, and her breath becomes
healing-her presence blessing.
She disputes, inch by inch the stride Of
the stalking pestilence, when man the
strong and brave, shrinks away. pale
and frightened. Misfortune daunts her
not, she wears away Life ofsilent endu-
rance and goes forward with less timidi-
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Enigma, No. 1.

I am composed of 46 letters.
My 10, 3, %, 81, 10, 80, II, I, 4,
was a Governor of Pensyl-
vania.
" Is. 8, SO, 2. 5, "a. 40, 6, Is, 26,
10, was a Senator from
Pennsylvania.
" 10, 81, 33, 80, 81, IA, 25, A,
10, 90, II, 4, 26, l9, is
Governor of Indiana.
" 81, %, 10, II, 33, 46, IA, 20,
81, 43, "A, was signer of
the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.
Z" 80, 8, 81, %, 80, 5, %, 81, 80,
Al, 90, 35, was Mayor Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
i" 16, 8, Is, 10, "a, 33, ID, %, IS,
lisa town in Massachusetts.
-" 16, 5, 50, 80, 43. is city in
Northern Italy.
" l., 33, AZ, 35, %, IL, "a, is a
city in New Jersey.
/" As, "A, 16, %, "a, So, 80, is
used in shaving.
Ny whole was a terrible catastrophe.
Answer next week.