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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The House Committee
on Territories met this morning to consider the
Arizona and Jefferson Territorial bills Mr. Now
Arizona to be about twelve thousand exclusive of
Indians. Mr.. Otero, the delegate from New Mexi.
co, concurred in Mr.. Mowry's statements, and tes-
tined that the organization of Arizona is regarded
as necessity by the people of New Mexico
Mr.. Williams, from Jefferson Territory, gave a
statement showing the necessity for a territorial
government there He estimates the voting pop-
ulation at eight thousand.
The President has appointed Major Elisha G.
English, long member of the Indiana Legislature,
and an active Observation-Disclosures, Marshal of that
State, in the place OF Mr.. Robinson, deceased.
The Presidents protest took the House bv sur
prise to-day. No intimation having preceded its
transmission to that hndy
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Massachusetts, Politics.

BosToN, March 2S.-The Constitutional Union
party was initiated last evening, by meeting of
about three hundred gentlemen, in Music Hail.
Speeches was made, and delegates elected to the
State Convention to be held in this CITY tomorrow
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Withdrawal of Howell Cobb from the Pre-

sIUtntInI VanVaSS.
MHLEDGEvILLE, GA, March 27.-A letter from
Howell Cobb is published, in the course of which
he says:
81 must withdraw my name unconditional lly
from the canvass and this letter is written for the
purpose of announcing to all who feel an interest in
the matter but particularly to the delegates from
Georgia to the Charleston Convention, that have
done so.''
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Shaver COndemneu

SLAYER Condemned.
BosToN, March 2S.-The bark Isle de Cuba,
seized a SLAYER several months since, has been
condemned as such by Judge Sprague, of the Uni
ted States District Court after a lengthy hearing
Arrival Ofthe Ariel, with the California Mails
NEW YORK, March 24.-The steamer Ariel, with
the California mails OF the 5th inst, arrived this
evening.
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Gen. Lane, of Kansas, at meeting held in Law
renee, March lst, arraigned Gov. Robinson of per-
jury In his testimony before the Senate Iuvesti
eating Committee. BY invitation, Robinson re-
piled in the town, March 18th, but resolutions
were passed condemning his course.
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The Legislature of Maine has incorporated the
"Maine Steam Road Carriage Company" giving
them exclusive right to make use of steam in pro-
peIling carriages over highways in the State for
twelve years.
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ST. LOUIS, March 27.--In the Carstang Shaw
case the rebuttng testimony commenced to day.
Dispositions of Mr. Memmenger, of South Caro-
lima, tending to vitiate the testimony of Nancy
Wilbur, were ruled out Several witnesses were
then sworn, and the reputation of VIM. l.. Davis.
one of the defendants witnesses, for honesty truth
and decency, was proved to be very bad. Other
witnesses testified to the general good character of
Miss Carstanp
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Further from INSTRUMENTATION of tn
Rom iaa I'd iaaeaat

Further from Mexico-Continuation of the
BOmbardment of Vera Cruz.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-The steamer Wave
from Vera Cruz on the 22d, put into Berwick Bay
short of coal. She comes here for supplies of am
munition The bombardment of Vera Cruz con
tinued till the morning of the 18th, when Miramor
attacked the city, but after a half hours combat
was repused, with considerable loss There were
from two to five hundred women and children shell
tered in the castle.
The bombardment was resumed again the same
day with renewed vigor, doing much damage. One
bomb burst on the American consulate which
seemed to be an especial mark for Miramon.
Another assault was attempted on the night oil
the 18th, but was quickly repulsed.
Gen. CarvajaPs force had captured a convoy OF
fifteen wagons loaded with munitions, provisions
and 81 100000 in specie near Jaapa, destined for
Miramon's army. He dispersed the guard of zoo
men.
Mramon raised the siege on the 21st and with
drew towards the capital.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 18-After the capture of
Gen. Marin's steamers, Miramon sent decree to
the capital coniscating all American property and
ordering Americans to be sent out of the country.
The prize steamers now in this port have been
hbelled by the U. S. Marshal. The prisoners are
now being examined
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PLANTERS BANK BoNDs.-We are glad to see that
newspapers of both political parties in Mississippi
take decided ground in favor of paying the bonds
of the State, issued many years ago, in favor of
the Planters Bank. Until they are paid, Missis-
sippians will always and justly feel that in a finan
cia point of view their State rests under a cloud
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN
CIENFUEGos-Br brig Lone Star
3S6 hhds sugar. "a tres do, bbls do, 40 hhds mo-
lasses, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
BERMUDA-Ketch Comet
10 pkgs. arrowoot, 147 boxes tomatoes bbls. pota
toes, Is calf skins, hides, bbl do, casks old "copper"
l,00 lbs old canvass, as water casks, JOS c. Yates
co.. pkgs arrowroot, Richard Tynes do. do Charles
Ellis; l6 hides 61 sheep-skns. R. & H. R. Tucker.
ARIcHAT, n. S.-Br brig lild.
$50 tons plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
CHINCHA lsLANDs.-Bdrk Tdngier
393 tons guano, Barr Bros
LIvERPooL.-Ship JtHaidtd.
2S56 bars iron, 3l4 bdls. do Keyser, Troxe & Co..
1,2l7 do do, 9i3 bars do, J. Hartshorne; SO pkgs
earthenware, Burgess Goddard IL bales linen Eaton
Bros. & Co; 3 csks. hardware, King & Huppman; do
do, pkgs. nails, 20 anvls, Schaefer & Loney s csks
hardware, Ward Bros do do, Anderson, Bros; bbl
tar OIL Coleman Bailey; bales mdse, case do Ross
Campbell 4 Co do. hosiery Drost & Sutro 2 bales
mdse, c. W S. Hall Co; pkgs. do, Orem, Hopkins
Co; Is do. do, j. S. Barry do, R. Moore Bro
do do s. Bevan Co.. tres. beer, $40 sacks SALT Ii
tons do, Foard Rogers so bbls. soda D. McIlvan 81
tres soda ash, 100 kegs soda, c. F. Pitt tres soda
ash so hbs do D. McIlvain; 2105 bars iron. 663 bdls
do, cables chains 81 anchors 200 tins salt pkgs
earthenWare, 80 do hardware. Ia do. mdse order
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The Louisiana papers record the death of the
wife of Governor Henry johnson. The deceased
was born in Maryland in 1876, and was cousin of
the author of the mStar- -Spangled Banner"
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selling in small way s44 so per bushel the latter
for prime seed, which is scarce and wanted at 81 25
nothing doing in Timothy Flaxseed and the latter
scarce.
Whiskey is unsettled and lower with sales of about
800 hbs to note mostly at 22c for Pennsylvania and 2c
for Western; 100 bbs drudge also sold at 204c hhds
are held at 20Hc., without much doing that figure as
buyers only offer Zoe.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, March 26-Sperm
There is considerable inquiry for Sperm but the views
buyers do up those of holders The transac.
ons since last include sales of 775 bbls in parcels
as follows-s5 bbls. at 142 cts 200 do. l4O cts.
per gallon and Ais do at price not ranspired also 25
bbls. dark at 125 cts, 80 do l2O cts and 20 do
"fat lean" at 100 cts. per gallon
Whale.-There has been less activity in Whale the
last than in the previous week. The sales amount
100 bbs, in lots We quote250 bbls at 45 cts, $50
do at 45 cts 100 bbls dark 43H cts, and 100 do
AZ cts per gallon; also 100 bbs South Sea at 43k
and 600 do. do at 45 cts. per gallon.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKaT-For the week ending
March 2S-Accordng to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have been received this
week:
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 28.--On mo-
ton of Hon. Saml. Chiffon, VIM. F. Watson, Esq.
of Virginia, was admitted attorney and coun-
sellor of this Court.
On motion of. Hon. H. Winter Davis, Hon. Will
liam Stewart, of Pennsylvania, admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No. l72. John F. Calan ct al, appellants, vs.
Charles w. Statham ct al The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Chiffon for the appel
lees, and concluded by Mr.. II. Winter Davis for the
appellants.
No; l58 John NJ. Castner ct al, appellants, Us.
Charles Symonds. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Stevens for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock.
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Mrs. Anna Bilansky was hung Friday last at
st. Paul. This execution the first death penalty
inflicted upon white person in the State or Terri
tory of Minnesota.
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The following shows the condition OF the banks in the
four cities named according to the latest weekly state
ments at hand:
Loans Specie. Crcul'n. Deposit
New York Mar 81 s25 6ls O5 q 2sG 20 SSs526e S2 49
Philada Mar a 26405229 5060 27l 2s5S82 l5,552 259
N Orleans, Mar II 2405iSS l264s5I 1379i5i 2l025 3I
- -
Total 2535S4 46 649 81 3IG232 74282l2
Previous week. 21953,629 4565O32l 81 27326 l3S gl
The number of Banks and their branches established
throughout the United States the first January
cordng to the returns the Treasury Department. was
1882 Amount of capital paid in, $42 $50 900. Amount
specie in the vaults 594 OO0 The resources in
cuding loans notes. securities and real estate stated
at nearly 81 600 OOO and the liabilities at 1881 5OO
OOO
The New Orleans Picoyauae of the 24th says:
The Exchange market has been inactive, and the only
noticeable variation in rates slight advance in all
descriptions. Offerings of both Foreign and Domestic
though limited and showing but little increase in any
class, proved ample for the demand transactions all
round show reduction the previous weekly report
We have revised our quotations. and present the follow
ing the ruling figures at the close Of business to-day
viz Clear Sterling Bills 10sd10sk and 1OsI. Bill of
Lading Drafts 1O7ll107K and 1O7A. Francs 5f17A@5f
224 per dollar Sixty day Bills New York, &C. la
n per Ct uISCuuIlL. oISnL a per
t premium.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

COMMITTEE Of Arbitration for the month of February
CHARLES J. BAKER
BENZ. WHITLEY, JAS. McCONKY,
+. LARRABEE, SAMT.. ELDER
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The steamer 5. X. Spalding has been chartered
to carry the delegates from Massachusetts, and the
adjoining States to the Democratic National Con-
vention at Charleston. Tickets for the round trip,
including board for the whole time absent from
Boston, will be sold for $780,
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Aff1VnI OF the OVerInnd CaIifOrnia Mail.
MALLoYs STATION, March 29.-The Overland
California Mail ofthe 9th, and bringing telegraphic
dates tn the 10th inst has arrived The limited
States steamers Saginaw for China, and ShubrioE
for down the coast, sailed from San francisco on
the Sth
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Virginia Delegates to the Charleston Con-
ventiOn.
PETERSBURG, Va, March 29.-The Democratic
Convention of the Sixth Congressional District has
elected delegates to the Charleston Convention,
who equally divided in sentiment half being for
Mr. Wise and half in favor of Mr.. Hunter.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLIs, March 29-Thl
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore u.s. The
State at the relation of the Board of Police of the
City of Baltimore Appeal from the Superior
Court of Baltimore City The argument in thi.
case was further continued by Reverdy johnson
for the apnclleps
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Mary Simpson, who killed Mr.. Budd, in Acco-
mac Va, has made a confession that Tuiiy Liliis-
ton stood behind her at the time she hred' threat
ening to shoot her unless she shot Budd
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FUhFIUN.
DEMERARA-Brig Chesapeake.
l,4lO bbls. -four $50 do meal $50 do bread 700
bushels 25 bags oats 10 tierces hams $50
10 bbs lard OIL 500 boxes candles, 80 dozen buckets 80
do brooms, 600 reams paper 05l ft lumber scale
Sli't"~ -~r"-'"e1 do rPern oil, o 900 staN
ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND -Bs. brig Northern
1855 bbls -four 80 bbls tar 80 do. pitch, 15 do rosn
bbls spirits turpentine Is kegs varnish 100 do butter
as bbs. beef, 100 do. meal
RoTTERDAM-Ship CdSildd.
123l hhds tobacco 6l2 bags bark SO bales cotton 100
bbls beef 667 bbs rosn IS 800 slaves, 4l96 treenas
lls flour lcasa lInr
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THE GRAIN CRoPS.-We are grat;fed to observe
tie thriving condition of the wheat and rye crops
throughout this country. We never saw our
up beautifully and abundanty, and seems to have
sustained injury by the severity of the past win
ter. The prospects for a full crop far this sea
son, in this section, very encouraging to far
mers as well consumers Shppu> >Jrg (Po.)
Vdlley Spirit.
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Fire at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-MessrS. Fell 4 Marshes
crockery store, on Granier street, was burnt last
night. Loss $780, 900.
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The President has approved the bill providing
for the more effective protection of defenceess fe-
male passengers on board of emgrant vessels.
VIM. NJ. Semple, Esq, recently editor of the
Lynehburg Virginian, is shortly to t~av charge of
the New Orleans Crescent.
The Hygeia Hotel, at Old Point Comfort, Va,
is to be opened for visitors on the first Of June.
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I'M HollinrsWorth, a large paper dealer of
Roston. who has a mill at Groton, suspended pay
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Tom Sayers lately said that he ne WI WI either whip
Heenan or be carried dead out OF the ring. 1t Is
generaIlv Thought that he will be the victor.
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SALE OF AN OFFICE.-The Supreme Court of Yer
mont has recently made decision upon a case of
novel character. United States mail agent made
contract to resign his office, and his influence
to have another person appointed in his place. In
consideration thereof the applicant for the office
gave his note to the other party for half years
salary. The Court decided that the business
illegal and void and the note cannot be enforced
the transaction being virtually the sale fthe Office.
The names of the parties are Meacham and Dow.
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The locomotive Excelsior, attached to a train of
cattle cars, exploded at Easton, Pennsylvania, on
Wednesday morning. The engineer and three
employees were hurt, but no one was killed
The locomotive was blown to pieces and some
parts of it were hurled more than quarter of
mile away.
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In London, lately, police officer had despe>
rate struggle with a thief the docks, during
which the thief slipped overheard and sank imme-
diatelY. His body was not recovered for some
time, when thirteen sheets of stolen copper were
found wrapped about it, which was, undoubtedly,
the cause of death.
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The LOST STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN.--Mr. P. B.
Kelly, of the Division avenue ferry, Williamsburgh,
has handed us scrap OF paper, which was found in
a bottle floating in the ferry Slip on Saturday last,
by carpenter who was repairing the bridge at the
foot of South Seventh street. Upon the paper, in
pencil, was hastily scrawled the following note:
"On board the Hungarian. We have struck
The Captain says that we lost. Oh, God, is
there no hope? Now all is over, she is sinking
rapidly. Whoever finds this will please give the
news to John Henry, Brown Point, New Jersey
God save us all IN Y Tribune
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| The INAUGURATION ON THE Twelfth OF APRIL.-
| The Committee of Invitation, behalf of the
ladies of Virginia, have received letters from
thirty distinguished gentlemen, announcing their
purpose to be present at the Inauguration of the
Clay statue, on the 18th of April. Among them
are exPresident Tyler; Gov. Ellis, of North Caro-
lima; eX-Gov Graham, of the same State; and the
following members of Congress: Clay, of Ky:
Thompson, of Ind Mallory, Of Ky; Maynard, of
Tenn. Smith, of n G., and most of the Virginia
Congressional delegation
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INCORPORATED IsIO!
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL T Winslow, john
son, c Yates, NC; McAllister, Md; MIR Davis.
DC; NJ Johnson, NY; E Anderson, Ga; c G
inson: Pa; A s Holbrook, Mass; ] Alton. {; Alien
Com Levy, Tex; J Appleton. Va: b Biis,
Mass; w Miller and lady, Ala; 3 w Sanderso1
and fam, Miss; t Anderson, P Warren, La; p
Simann: sc; III Davis, NC; Capt Moore, De-
larun, Mrs Ackermann, J Midbury NY; w la
man, ID Harmon, Mich; w III Mitchell Md: G
NJ berford and lady, La; E Allen and fam, SIo;
Mrs Dyer, Va; NJ Slower and lady, Miss; It a
Bachelor, G Batchelor, La; w T. Rollen. Mo.
Mrs Thornton, Tenn X G Pendell, Md: g small
and lady, Miss Smedley, Va; A Price, Md;
BILE and lady, Mrs waring Miss Young. Va. n y
Brooke and lady, Miss Brooke, Miss Pbernor g a
w Ais, Va; Rowles, NH, q Cottle. M /
Lociford and lady, D E Roberts, NY; + Stevens.
La; 6 Redneld and fam, SC; White and Iv
Master White, Ga; karthwyof p Galovine R ms:
a Anderson and fam, Va; 6 Chanbeane, 40; b
Smith, Pa.
, BRO BROWNS ms II HoTELIT Key, W Ksphar., J
steele NC. Cooper, SC; Haselton and Iy, N
Y; Cawthorne, Ala; w nj Sweeney and 'lv
"a; Bates, Sc; Chelmen and Nv, Mrs Lawson,
Donnahue, G Bidgood, Misses Yancoy. Va: w ?
Murdoch and daughter, Md; Thompson and
daughter, kT; Matthias, Mrs Haynes, Mrs Lu-
cado, Va; Rosch, NC; J Walker, Mackey.
son, Md: Raper and ladies, Va; T Forde.
Md; ID Logan and fam, Miss Fluker. NC; Miss
Va; Mott and fam, Ala; C f Halle, Fla; w Den,
nedy, McDavidson, C s Blake, Tenn; l. Armis-
tead, Va; Brady and ly, G w Brooney, Pa; G
Duncan, Ky; w NiblO, NY; a Donnon, Il Mann,
Miss V A Wilson, Va; L Mudd, Nc: Wjnatnn
~ r., nuHley, La . ming, Mass, y r. Ivinston
kIRkWOOD HOUSE.-F Lockwood. Mass.
U Wakinson, NY M Fenchinch, Da; s Dean
Ala r Finch, Bingham Pa; w N McKenney'
Ma w Todd, Ky; l. r Franklin, Pa; c Fen,
ner, La; Gen II Nicholson and daughter, Tenn:
Reynolds, KIT. W
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Ur At the county fair Of Hamilton, Ohio, after
the performance Of acrobatic feats and tight rope
walking by Blondin, the novel feature of wheel
barrow running, for premium Of $40, was
introduced. The propellers Of the vehicle We're
blind folded and had to walk or run two hundred
feet from starting point inside the amphitheatre
to a mark upon the opposite side, the competitor
coming nearest to the mark to be the victor
Fiftyfve entries were made ats cts. each, making
a purse Of Sl3 rs. Some ludcrous scenes were en-.
acted during this display that but for the occasional
laugh excited by the mishaps of the contestants,
would have been as tiresome Ii was puerile
The urchins enjoyed 1t hugely, and gee-hawed
the wheelbaTrow men to their utter confusIor
Some passed twenty or thirty feet to the right or
left Of the mark some would wheel entirely out of
the arena through the opposite gate and skeep
moving" until they were stopped by the jeering
and laughter Of the crowd. or the prompting OF
some well disposed friend, and one individual
finished his career after boxing the compass, al
the point he started from.
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MORE SWANS FOR THE NEW York CENTRAL
PARK.-On Monday there were received at the
Central Park, New York, eleven swans. which
had just arrived from England. They are at
present kept within a small enclosure and will
not be allowed to try the merits of the pond until
thev become somewhat acclimated to their new
residence. A man Is stationed near the enclosure,
to prevent visitors from giving them unwhole-
some articles OF food, or otherwise injurng them.
The whole number of swans now in the mark is
fourteen, and there are more TO come from Ham,
burg, to I'LL the places Of those which died so
suddenly last summer
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MEDICINES.


LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss D''eS rS...xai Rs .,. !. "a Void,
ron AZ, nIsHlsEs OF IMpRUDENCE,
fo
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO Ch.R6s'
IN fROM ONE To THo DAro.
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s.d pIaddsr nvslau:,ry Discharges, mpssney, asasrs
S:ss
D,Ina. Of sisateI idta., p....' 81 -. Mead Ih,st
,ss,. Tsnibl. Disorder, arising rom Solitary Habii q
pI.adS and r,1 sS ~, .h 81, s;'
t doSnS IN M I,s,,m. 81 s.u,.,, y,...
nj md s.s,rsssir. bsst rsieh Annually sweeps.
ths. S.sssna. y Man Il tks m..i Of.
..d ..n ana asn.t.. s b, II ..qs.ns.
~st.d I. sssasy he living lyrs nay ssn viii fall ssaa
s'.s'. nlxsIAss.
MARRIED PERSONA ~ Y:rnI M.: ss.tsnI l.;iss Mar
s s.c s.ns .. ...1s y..,.d '''S
II. who piae him. in nader Of Dr. nay ,sig
..., in hi, s.n.r q: and confidently 'D
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lei. hand sid. going frsm Dsltin,r. 1880. i.S d''s ne.
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and tas greater par, p' M I'd a.. "a sr. IN, h.
o. az h, .. .,.,nSns esr.: tsss w:is .,.I
lnsvn; many uos1ia Wa .s h.Sinn si.,m.s :, ssdds.
. S,1 .'.:R . sS .0s:n Snn. als.nd.a
an'' viii d'rsnxsm.ns ., Inu, .Hr,cr IN"
sran practice indsg.d when .'n.Ea habit fr:q.:nt
M.s nom G-s sL .sI..p and pss ea..s
render, msfriaEs impo,;;es; ana o'1' s"a nin0 AZ
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THE EVENING STAR.
LIZ WE KNEW

IL we knew the cares and crosses
Grow ding round our neighbOr's way,
IL we knew the little losses.
sOrely grievous day by day,
Would We. then, so of en- chlde him
For has lack of thTIft and gain
Leaving on his heart a shadow,
Leaving on our lives stain:
VI we kncw the clouds above rs.
Held by gentle blessings there.
Would we turn away all trembInS
In our blind and weak despair
Would we shrink from little shadows
Living on the d4wy grass,
While StlS only birds OF Eden.
Just in mercy filing past:
If we knew the silent story
Ouiverrng through ths heart Of pain,
Would our womanhood dare doom them
Back to haunts of guilt again.
Life hath many tang lied crossing
Joy hath many break of Woe
And the cheeks tear-washed are whitest:
This the blessed angels know.
Let US reach into our bOsoms
For the key to other lives,
And with love toward erring nature
Cherish good that still survives
50 that, when our disrObed spirits
soar to realms of light again,
We may say, dear Father judge US
AS vel Judge our fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

FATAL ACCIDENT On Tuesday morning last
Mr.. William Sudler was found living dead At the
foot Of the public stairway at Wilson's Hotel in
Princess Ann county, Md. II is supposed that he
attempted To ind the stairway in the dsrk and
sing misstep fell from the top to the bottom,
ofeaklng his neck and killing him instantly
Nkw hAILnoAD IN CuBA.-We learn from the
fIensa de La Habana that the work on the great
LdnIoao between Havana and Matanzas direct
from sne pay progresses rapidly and that there Is
no doubt Of It's completion by the beginning of
a, Baracoa. ~