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CHI oIcE POETRY.
UNDER THE LEAVES.

on have walked these woodland paths,
Without the blest fore-knowing
That underneath the withered leaves
The fairesa buds were growing.
To day the South wind sweeps awayl
The types of Autumn's splendor,
And shows the sweet arbutus towers
SPRING children, pure and tender.
o prophet souls. with lips OF bloomI
oufvising in their beauty
The pearly tints of oceaa shells
Ysiearh inc faith and duty.
Walk life's derk ways, ye seem to say,
With Lova,s divine fore-knowing
That where man sees but wiihered leaves.
God sees lae sweet flowers growing. s.
IALBkRr LAIsHFo
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Big RrindIe.

ln Nashville, many years ago, there resided
gentleman of great hospitality, large fortune,
and, though uneducaied, possessed ef hard knot
sense. Col. w. had been elected 10 the Leg
isla,ure, and had also been Judge of the county
court.
His elevation, however, had made him some
what pompous, and be became very fond of
using big words. On his farm he had a large
mischievous OK, called Big Brindle," which
frequently broke down his neighbor's fences,
and committed other depredations, much to the
Colonel's annoyance.
One morning, after breakfast, in presence
Of some gentlemen who had staid with him
over night, ahd who were on their way to town,
he called his overseer aud said to him:
/" Mr. Allen / desire you to empound Big
Brindle, in order that may hear no more ami
madversions on his eternal depredatons.''
Allen bowed, and walked off, soreiy puzzled
t. know what the Colonel meant
$50 after Col. W. left for town he went to
his wife and asked her what Col. w. meant by
telling him TO " impound" The OK.
Why" said she, " he meant to tell you to
put the OK in psn''
| Alien left to perform the feat, for it was nc
inconsiderable one, as the animal was very
wId and vicious, and after great deal of trou.
Bile and vexution, he succeeded.
Well" said he, wiping the perspiratior
from his brow, and soiloquizing, ssthis is i'm
pounding, is j: New | am dead sure the ole
Colonel will ask me if have impounded Big
Brindle, and I'll bet puzzle him as bad as ht
did me.''
/ The Dextday the Colonel gave dinner part1
and, as tie was notaristocratic, Allen. the over
seer, sat down with the company. After th,
second or third glass was discussed, the Colo
mel turned TO the overseer and said
Eh, Mr. Allen, did you impound Big Brin
die. sir
| Allen straightened himself, and looking
afouud at the company, said
/" Yes, did, but old Brindle transcended In
impannel ofthe impound and scatterlophistica
ted all over the equanimity of the forest"
The company burst into an immediate fit {
laughter, while the Coloneps face reddene
with discontinue.
I" Whit do yon mean by that. sir o. said he.
Why, mean, Colonel" said Allen, . this
, old Brindle, being prognosticated with the ide
ofthe cHolery, ripped and feared, snorted an
> paved dirt, jumped the fence, tuck to III
woods, and would not be impounded no how
This was to much; the company roared agail
ID which the Colonel was forced to join, ant
~ the midst of the laughter, Allen left the Ii
= BILE, saying TO himself as be went. " / reckc
he won't ask me 10 impound any more oxen.
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IRoE BsIDGE TO BE BuILI AT CHESTNUT ST.
1t will be remembered that many months ago
a Commission of Engineers was appointed, by
an ordinance of CoanciIs, to examine the diff
ferent plans of proposed bridge over the
Schuylkill, at Chestnut street. This commit
tee have been diligently engaged for several
weeks in investigating the matter, aud recon-
mended to Councils Thursday, in their report,
the construction of cast iron bridge, at cost
for the masonry, abutements, piers, and ap-
proaehes, or q total of 100000. The Chest
nut and Walnut Streets Passenger Railroad
Compauy ard required, by their act of incorpo-
ration, to pay 100000 towards this expense
of construction, which will reduce the cost to
the city to $,0O,0OO. The report of the Com
mittee is an able document. Common Council
adopted the plan, as reported, by vote Of 43
to 10. The West Pailadelphians will hail the
passage of this long expected ordinance with
great ey.-Inquirer.
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x'%raAny IN 1HE TEaRIronfEs.--Ths bill
m has been under discussion in the lowor
- sf Coagress for several days past, for
NESTING and punishing polygamy in tho ter
ksseA passed that body on Thursday. II of
~ y mors Especially designed to reach
sal'saFsse thai sboaainabIs inIquily in Utah,
ssssd under tho pretense ola religious creed
Aae hotmons. The discussion Of the bill
se''ed the whole subject of the right OF Con-
- y lseislsts sn tho domestic affairs Of the
= 4 ~ Tersisofies generally, some claim
saAt Congress had 90 moro right 70 prohi'
IRnmy thai they had 70 prohibit slavery
!. 1'oQ for q : bridge itself, and $l00.00l
,hea they BED right 70 psphibis boil
l ssatss sk4 ~. drawing distinction, AM
~ CT gfssa hss the right u pfovid
M ~ y of crime. though dsbaxre
Nith w riti&eE NJ his tiohl
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The Memphis Avalanche, OF the 9th, states
that w. W.Pseblesrecently shot his brother Henry
Of Aberdeen. Ark, under the following circlim-
stances Henry, who is said to be worthless,
desperate young man. followed his brother up
with double. barreled gun, threatening bis
lifs ifs lie did nut advances him $500. Upon
meeting with a refusal, Henry cooked bis gun
and presented It, when Esquire PEBBLES, whose
gan wsain bis hand at The time, fired, the shot
Terminating fatally as above stated.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

THE Cleveland Ptaiadeater boasts, in reply
10 the New York Herald, that g MIR. Douglas
will 90 into the Charleston convention with
ore hundred aud twenty-eight votes certain,
all obtained by his opposition to the Lecomp.
ton policy, and be will receive two thirds vote
OH the second or third ballot, which additional
vote will be given him on the score his sound
Democracy, nationality and availability"
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

CATEIlPnLARs.--Wit little watchfulness
and care in searching for caterpilars eggs, and
destroying them before the leaves of fruit trees
pls out and before the worms hatch, you thus
save the trees from injury, or greater amount
OF labor 10 killing the worms in the nest after
they hach, and when other work is pressing
a little practice will enable one TO detect them
on the small branches of the cherry and apple
trees. The eggs are deposited end.wise in
little bunch around the limb, and very ingeni-
olasly covered with a kind Of gum or cement 10
protect the embryo worms from injury by the
weather.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

The probability is, the Baltimore eonyen-
tion will nominate Mr.. Bell for President, in
order to preserve the organization ofths south
ern Opposition, and in view of contingency
BY which The election may be carried into the
house
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

A TRAEaIT.-The planet Vulcan is expected
I'd cross ihe suns disc during the early part of
this month. Its transit will occupy four hours.
This planet was discovered by DIR. Lescarbanlt
about year since.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

THny have no old maids 10 Japan; when The
girls don't get married voluntarily, The au.
ihoriiies hunt Up husband, aud make them
marry, willing or not willing The Japanese
know a thing or Two, if they have been walled
irl for centuries.
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A Hint scrT TO BE Losr.-The official ciemi-
cal Inspector for the State of Ohio. gives the
following alarming analysis of "Seignstte
Brandy" one Of the most costly and favorite
drinks now found both at public bars, and in
private houses where they use brandy at sll.--
The hint, we trust, will not be lost upon
those who cultivate a taste for aadent spirits
lstsample (dark), So per cent alcoholic spirits
by volume, and Al percent by weight speciic
gravity, 0.l45. The tests indicate sulphuric
acid, nitric acid % nitric either, prussic acid q
Guinea pepper, and an abundance of fusi oil.
Base--common whiskey--not one drop OF wine.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

THE pougasiies of Indiana are making ar-
rangemenis to camp out at Charleston, for
which purpose monster tent, capable Of ac-
commotIatIng five hundrcl persons, is being
constructed.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
A Little Hero.

In The city of Hartford, Connecticut lives the
hero Of the true history am about to relate
but no longer " "little," as the perilous adyen-
tnre, which made him for time famous id his
native town, happened several years ago.
Our hero was then bright active boy Of Ia
the son of mechanic. In the severe win
ter Of 1e-, the father worked in factory,
about milo and half from his home, and
every day the boy carried him his dlhner,
across wide piece Of meadow land.
Ons keen, frosty day, he found the snow on
this meadow nearly Two feet deep, anil no
traces of the little foot.path remaining. Yet
be ran on, as fast as possible. pIanging through
drhs--kees!ng himself warm by vigorous ex-
ercisa. and trase, cheerful thoughts.
When in the midst of the mesdow--fully half
mile from any house, be suddenly felt him.
self going down, down, down He had fallen
into d well
He sunk down into the dark, icy water, but
rose Immediately to the surface. There he
| grasped hold Of plank, which had fallen into
the well as be won't down. One end OF this
rested on the bottom of the weIl--the other
rose about four feet above The surface Of the
water
The poor lad shouted for help until hsi was
hoarie and almost speechIess. but all in vain
as itwas impossible for him to make himsel
heard from such depth, and at such distance
! from any house So at last he concluded tha
4 If he was 10 be saved at all he must save him
i lself, and begin at opca. as he was getting ex
!, tremeIy cold in the water. So be went 1
worh
Il First, hs drew himself up the plrnlI an
q braced himself against the top OF il aud th
I. wall Of The well, which wac o. brick, and quit
smooth. Thon be pulled off his coat, AID ia
: king out his pocket-knife, cut off his boots tbs
y he might work to greater advantage. FheI
% with his feet against one side OF the we'll, 40
d I his shoulders against the other, be work,ld b
i way up. by The most fearful exersion, abolit ,a
, : lhe distance to the top Hare lie was o,igs
y 10 pause. take breath and gather up his enc
n gies for the work yst before him. Far hard
NJ was j. thap all he had gone through, for Il
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GRkcE GREBNwooD writes the following lit
tie story--ai1d true one it is--for the Little
Pilgrim, a chid's paper. She gets the facts
from sn incident described in the Hartford
Daily Times some yoars ago, ashaving hap
pensd in Cols's Meadow. 1t is entitled
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An Austrian com, value ~ Or 81 sterling
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Tlftals. Aar0tuarf. 1t.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNIsHINl

HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS
ANDREW REUTER & SONS,
No So W. BALTIMORE STREET. between Frederick and Gay
would respectfully inform their friends that they have
sderaby enlarged and fitted up prepared
to furnish their customers with the best and latest styles Of
goods in their line Their stock embraces all the staple ar
cles in the HARDWARE line besides tn" various House
Furnishing Goods such as Plated and Britannia Ware,
Knives and Forks Walters Trays Japanned Ware, &c.
large assortment of TOOLS is constantly kept hand
The prices and quality of DIS will be found equal to
in the city, and the patrona of the public is respectfully
solicited IiaQ-tfl A 4
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JANUARY ID, 1860.
steamships.

It 10y 10y ASS 5 AZ.
The rev and eles aRo SSrsF Ef'fffG66,Ahip
.,,, ,n, ~, Capt E. V. GAoER,
On TUESDAY,, January nth,
Cabin passagewith elegant stateroom SIS
Freight 10 cents per foot and proportionate rates
No fheg6t 1T received after y O'clock on day sailing
ShML. t PEARcE, Agent
Will leave again on Saturday, 2sth instant
This line may be considered permanent punctual
Agents IN savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN co. ia9tf
@Gs CHARLIE STON.
<s4''; 7HRoUcu f ~ E1r THS R R52S
Inc "'''''s' s'E SEo S5taH'q P61NTr
Capt. D French,
will leavsspeaTE'ff F ghSr # g r,nu,r,,,- 49,,
No sght received after p O'clock he day sailing
SAMUEL T PEARCE, Agent,
agents in Charleston JOHN W cALp W SHe1FSS 6 Ssar
Baltimore again on tss2s of Jan uary Pune
MSRTs NEW YORK
THROUGH n \ F f HHfSf HOURS.
SCREW STEAMSHIPS
P Pp2h AS n1rPe Capt Capt G. G. " p Watson
rios E $&RS& CAY? tapi G J 7 f Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Capt D. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt. /. Wlett
Having been reGtted with and powerful Machinery
will hereafter -
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier IL, n: K and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf
EVERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this lire
No WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly
ed by this line free Of commission
Apply to SAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. b CROMWELL& co,
Sc WEST STREET,
dl9tf New York.
fE@S BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Sx1s5GAE WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM.
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Notice to Mariners.

COAST OF CHILL.
Official information has been received that new light.
house has recently been erected Point Corona at the
entrance to Port Ancud Chloe
The light exhibited the first time on the Ist of
November last.
The Illuminating apparatus is catadioptc lens of the
Atm order The light is fixed white light, varied by
flashes every minute and the local plane being elevated
2O5 feet above the level of the sea- the light will be seen
at the extreme limit OF its power distance II or Ii
miles.
The lighthouse stands in lat II 40 Is S, lon "a OIL
" of Greenwich.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
R. SEMMES, Secretary.
Treasury Department office Lighthouse Board, Wash
inton Jan 5, 1859.
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III a nd " ARE.
Ill HISS X COLE,
No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF On A aIEF NJ HARBWARE I,u
CIRCULAR SAWS.
FISHER il NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANVILS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES.
BRAnS &c
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &c.
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL L ERWIN MANUFACT ING CoMPANY's
LOCKS, &c.
FITCH MANGFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
PADLOCkS.
AMERICAN HoRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CIINCH NAILS.
WIN. WILCOX 4 CO.'S PLATE and PADIOCKS.
DEALINGS II WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES.
SCYTHE 8NEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c, &c.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE large and full
assortment
u Of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices n2Q-tf
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nj KEITH, JR., & SON,
w. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Nayor Co.'S Cast and shear Steel;
Ames Rowiands and Kimballs Shove's and Spades; j..
Keith Jr Co.'s Tacks Finishing, Clodt and Shoe Nails
Shebe Fishers Forks and Picks; American Butt Co.'S
Hinges and Sad Irons Hail. Brown Co.'s Snathe, Cradles
and Hoes Coburn Fenn's Superior Axes Mccullough &
Co.'s Octararo Sheet Iron Kings Patent Cnch Nails ". h
B. Douglas Pumps and Rams; Hollowware Castings Cart
Box's Tea Kettles Hoop Iron Scythe Stones Car Bells
Faucets; Coffee Mills, Nc, &c d3ltf
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SSEsL NE ORLEANS
sssssss& LINE OF

Gu. ,,,-, - PACKETS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain knowles
EDWARD EVERETT, :" Gunby
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all of superior Glass; and insure 81 III
oWet figure They sail regularly advertised and are com
nanded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
Pacity too of the above vessels in such as will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON & 90
,ro ~, r-,--. No. 81 Pratt street
GEO ". HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans, will for
their address. 0 mar
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BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.

fEeS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Sz1za14&G WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS. WIN.
A. Halett commander and JOS EPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander, with fine accommodations for passcn-
gers will sail Boston EV cry SATURDAY o'clock
NJ, alternately Fare sI2, including Meals and Stateroo
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
s6f \. l.. HIGGINS, Agent.
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| UMBER, SHINGLES,
81 HEMLOGK RAILS, EFG
Just landed and for sale at cur wharf
100000 No / HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet a. and 81 Hemlocb FENCING.
A large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr hts
others A' every variety of Building Material all OF which
we offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 co,
West side OF { MON Dock,
NInrEn - ..kL.nA- -Anrs
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cfur SaIt, frRiabt or Gbartfr.

esss FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ss5ss-The No. schooner EXCHANGE" of los tons
3he newly coppered and complete order for West In
ia or other foreign voyage y. +. BERRY
ja1Itf No So Pratt street
81 FOR SALE FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
- The fine clipping schooner WM /. MONTAGUE
Jaman maste-lljO bbls In good order for West India
'oyage Apply to NJ. A. MITCHELL,
la9-u Spears wharf
- FOR SALE. -.
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WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT
y \. corner f. Falls and Eastern Avenue BAIT
Willattend selling all kinds Lumber Staves, shocks
Grain, &C, and fill orders for same
hessrs Mdgraw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RR Co Rail
VI. ?. Kimball, Esq, Baltimore
T II "; springer ni Esq, Custom House baiumoF5
tenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa
) W Miller, Esq, Burlington Pa ml--tl
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49, WANTED.-A good vessel of from ., 600
GSto 1000 bbls. capacity to succeed the Juno and
load for London. Apply to KNOX * co.
d21t lbs Smiths wharf.
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eight or passage applytO
bUNNOCK. " wRATHFRIY,

nouS Sent 70 our address Will be forwarded free Of
mission, and all charges thereon promptly paid
rs Shippers will please send duplicate receipts and al.
1ress to MERCHANTS LINE. ~ "
Messrs. T. c. & B. G. WORTH, Agentsiu Wilmington ia-tf
xs55s FOR NORFOLK, VA, ELIZABETH
ss=4ClTY, EDoNToN AND PLYMOUTH, n C-The
schooner ON, ON Captain Gator, is now loading and
viii sail with dispatch For terms apply to ~
d24h NJ a. 81 y t SDoar5. IL
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ARNWILLIAM F. GETTY.
EKA] DEALER IN FOREIGN
xsszzs1a AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
y r. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Invites attention to his carefully stock of
BRANDIES,
WINES,
i.L ., RUM, ETC,
with the assurance om him that every article shall prove
imdortaton ~ 'e sie 00'' u
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DORTLAND KEROSENE OIL.
This OIL is of an Interchangeable Lemon color, has ia
pleasant odor, ard does not smoke while burning tits
undoubtedly the best article offered in this market
We prepared to supply this OIL the original pacl
ages Or in quantities to suit purchase
Also cticr KERUS En- LAMPS, with all the recent inn
provtments in burners Cmneys, Globes, Shades Wicls
&c, of the best quality and lowest prices
DOBBlN * WAKEFIELD
Sole A. gents Of The Portland Kerosene on Go
u.6tf No Sontb s+ra5,
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MMtbanaias.

MANILA, AMERICAN AND RUSSIA COR
I've dage Of all Sizes and our own manufacture constant
~ on hand and for sale by JOHN HENDERSON & co,
corner Pratt and Commerce streets. dl3tf
N m iii
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Snnrbtr.
PINE IITMRER

" ELLUN PINE LUMBER.
Orders for the above embracing Ship Stock, Square
Hcwn Timber, JOst, Plank Boards of superior quality
furnished direct from the Southern Mills, by
W r. Joy,
corner Of Smiths WHAT and Pratt street
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.ssa55kz WANTED.-A good vessel of moderate ca
ss5pacy, 10 load for London. Apply TO KNOX 4 co,
10 Smiths wharf
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I ACKEREL, HERRING, GOLDFISH, CHEESE

Gssa47Ess5c CARRIAGES!
49, CARRIAGES!
The subscribers have on hand their factory No %
WEST FAYETTE STREET, a general assortment of Car
RACES the most approved Styles all Of which wi sold
at the lowest prices for cash, Orapproved paper All Carri
ges guaranteed for twelve months We Respectfully nvit
the public to call and examine our stock
n. Bold Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch.
n26-tf ]. RTDDLEMOsFR, JR. & co
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M3a WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tHa&X&Eg BLACK TEAS, &c.
P. TIERNAN Il son,
Offer for sale the following articles their own importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-P marines finest pale gold and
brown SherTies, in wood and in glass o.
PORT WINES-Sandeman's Competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass. ~ ~
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Narcf,s fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HON EJahanneSberger, Steinterger, Marcobrun
ner Cabinet, Lieb- frau mich, Bronneberg CT 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pints. ' "
Brandes. " f anu w
RQMS-0ld and fine Jamaica Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-aDd
no mixture of aromatic poison in it
200 half chests of the finest SOUCUONG TEA anatf
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E5T 49, OAINhIhUES GA RRI AITESI---IEe
90 subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
RlAGE REPOSITORY, No 50 South Gay street the most
extensive ard best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in want Carriages
viii md 70 their interest give call as am deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at Repository warranted for months Old Carrie
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
Carr lagos received storage or held on commission
VIII MciI
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100000 c665. S WALNGT LE UNI B1s;1-
Also, Plank from I19 inches to inches, with all kinds oc
Hard Wood Lumber. JOS. THOMAS son,
ol3I corner PARK and CLAW streets.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15

SCENE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE HuS.
eARIAS.-Mr. Sheridan. diver. has re.
turned to Halifax from Cape Sable. He
descended several times into the interior
of the wrecked steamer. The Journal
says:
1.-THE scene that presented itself was
appalling in the extreme for although
there were no corpses in the interior Of
the ship, there were nearly twenty bodies
discovered entangled in the wreck along
side and in the gallies close by. These
frightful remnants OF humanity exhibited
all the stages of dismembermens, sans
heads, arms. legs, &C., and all more or
less in a state OF decomposition. Those
seen appear to have been up and dressed.
or partly so, as some Of them were evil
den,ly in the act Of putting on their shoes,
stockings. or other clothing, when the
king OF terrors put stop to their toilet
for ever"