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ADVERTISEMENT
"THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE. ~

II would be well for authorities to require applicant, "a,
office or places Of trust TO bring with them written PHI
biological Of character and capabty before g,nn
the request Is he hone.t l. he cspabe IL he sdao,sS
to the situation These important questions answered ~
Messrs FOWLER WKLLs phrsnooglsts No. 3Qs Boidwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

Gas. Wool RELIEVED. The President OF Tues.
day sigued tAe order relieving MejorGcn Wool
from tue command Of the Military Department Of
Maryland. Gen. seheueh bas been desigra'ed@
his slcco ssor
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Arri,ai Of The One Hundred mud seventy
seventh EcGinIeBf.

Tie 10th Regiment y. J. n. G., now the l77th
Volunteers, Col. Ira ". Ainswotb, arrived here at
midnight on Tuesday from Albany, having yolun-
.eered for the war. The command numbers over 900
men. Every commissioned officer in the militia or
paoization remained in the regiment and tie mate
riel u unusually fine. Annexed is LIST Of the Off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

luroRrAsr 10 Coat C0NsUMgas.--rh, Della.
ware, Lackawanua and Western Railroad Company
announce in another column that they viii eoll o.
auction, by Mr. Simeon Draper $4,000 tus of
Scranton coal, OH the 23i inst, mt the Merchants
Exchange. similar sale viii be held by them al
the 9,rne place on or about tho 10Th Of each month
during tho year This movement must prove
popular, IS il will operate as check against com.
bretiona ior the purpose Of sustaining mrcasVruby
high prices, and VIII afford co4 dealers an opportu-
nifty 70 purchase stock from month to month ia ac-
coldrIco with tie requirements Of their customers.
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disaster 10 the Schooner Florida.

EoSTON " ednesday, DEC. ~ IoVE
The schooner Florida, from Rondout, for Paw
tucket, went ashore at Warwck's Neck yesterday,
and biiged
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CoNHssiosERs or ENlGR,fioS.-rhe Board met
yesterday, NJ. vcrpanck in lthe chair The sum of
81 800 was appropriated to pay ths health oGi,cts
boa,men. Sir. Css3orcy, General Agent, reported
tlat another building valued at ,0J) belorqn; o.
tho Commits ouera, recently occupied by soldiers at
Quarantine, lad been burned down. Il Was 70.
solved to call upon the State Tor reimbursement of
tho loss. The weekly report shows that 1880
engantE had arrived at this port from January l.,
TO December 10, lso2 Arrived since, 90. Z nl.
IN 81, an increase of $3.50, ns compared with hst
year. Rcceipis $l5Osii. Payments, sl5j,sol a..
Bai1n.e ou land, $i1,1 1 o.
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aFouND DRowSED.--Yesterday the body Of an =,
snown mln apparently about 81 wear. Of .1s o. an IN.
csssed was &C. .~,-sIrin street, r,st River "I IA !.
800 = respectable appearance, snd dressed IN Az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

ARTrsrs' FUND SocIETY.-The exhibition Of this
Society will remain open until Saturday evening OF
this week. It contains many pictures OF great ex
cellence, by such artists as Leuze, Soniag' Lang
Huntington, Gignoux, Hicks, Rossiter, ana olher'
If eon,i e,nueuce. These are to be sold ot auction
6, the rooms on the evening of the 23d inst. Pur'
chssers will not only have the opportunity Oh aoui'g
to their collections many very excellent WORKS o.
art. but in doing viii have the satisfaction Of con,
,ributing to one OF the most deserving charities 0,
the country. In addition to the pictures contributed
by the artists belonging to the Society, large num-
Der Of others from private galleries have bsenlent ~
the propretors, and are exhibition at the rooms
Among them are works by Durand, Church, Mem
selt, Diony, Stuart Newton, Gilbert Stuart ana
Cole 1t is seldom tba, many works by artists Of
renown ure 10 be seen at one time.
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upon Mrs: Merritt at No. a6s Water street. ana =,
lilo was committed on wo charges In default Of ZANE s tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

THE LATE PRFstSrArioS TO MiJ.-GrN. BANks.
Tho magnificent saddle, equipments, and accolter-
m,uts pie-cntcd TO Mejor-Gea Banks by tic citizens
of New-York, were not taken by the General when
he left IN the steamship North Star for " tho South,
bet were lef behind for some necessary finishing
touches. They are now completed, and are on
exhibition at Nessrs. Bette. Nichols & Coz.
Of Leonard street and Broadway. They viii be
taken " South" by Gen. Andrews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

ArTEMPr TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A woman FAMED
F,, Nors, suppo.ed 10 be insane attempted jump a a
dook a. a. Of Psoi6 Tuesday eyeens she
va. taken barge by Ccer Powers, and condacie % IA
Third Precinct ,trouhoase she says her friends 'enit
g. s2uug sl.ee, New-iork
Az ISGEyIOUs SwTSDLr.-A man calling himself
VIM n. Quinn arrested ard taken before Jgce Cola
han v-ster9sy charge OF tempting 20 Obtain opery
under false pfceuses, nom M h. Kahn. psSnbose1
doing business a. No. 24 Grand street f. d. Qlinf pef
lions which sid been very successful hsIetoo
was managed follows; He wlud enter pawn1ossrs
shop and himself detective officer ~ s.ien q
stolen property and exhibiting genuine detective snsd
would reunited to examine ana often carry c1 goci
which lie alleged had been stolen. lie comuittei "
auswer
4 DESPERATE WoMAN.-A woman named Mari
Riley was ass,ed Tuesday light by the Police Of ne Ssh
Precinct ~ attempting 70 tlAe tse life Of her husband sN
struck HIM several VIC ent blows With club, and Ole ed liz
jur.ts thu; may prove fatal She was held to answer
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Thdyertisement.
Adyetisementl
LECTURES on MAN-FOwLER g. WILLS,

14tt t'at<% ON ~ WELLS An
nounce Course Of Ave lectures PHREsoLosY and pry
oLoaY 10 be given In Lincoln Hail. Of s,hsv and "a
st. every night next wees except wednesday. Open At
I'll. May 10 had a: No. 3O8 Broadway at the door
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Commissioners Of s,ecd,.

BY joint action Of the Co.arnon Council last night
the following persons Were appointed Commissioners
81 naa1s.
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SALE OF WoREs or ARr.-On Monday and Tues-
day evenings, Messrs. Miner Somcrviile sold II
public auction, at the gallery No 7oS Broadway, the
extensive collection Of pictures painted by G.. L..
Brown. The catalogue embraced 20S pieces. 4 ma
jority Of which were studies from nature by NJ.
Brown while abroad. The bids ranged from go t.
500, the sale on the last evening being the best \
arge painting eutilcd The White Mountains
,old for $500, and was bought by 81. j. NJ. Fisk
"The Bay of saIcrno," also a large piece, brought
s12J-a smaller sketch of the same selling Tor 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

-ir'd, That al balances o. se apart sud appro
patd f.nain- q. iAs tfTl.a ion 81 tlr JoM 1907
dei1 credit Of fo teyesl specific objects los which suc
uls e. appropriated, bN transferred t0 tho general
ga the books ol the Finance department
. Al unIel 10 Tuesday, tho 5Ulh inst.
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THy SHTY-sMrH RrGINEST NLw-Youv NoruS-
rEEns.--Major Morris Of ,his regiment who le.l the
held some weeks ago, On flriongd granted on &C.
count Of sickness, returns TO the seat Of war oa Fri
day though contrary 10 the advice Of H.. physicians.
by tue resignation Of Col. j. c. Pincancy, the com
mand devolyed upon Lieut.-Col. Bull, who tell az
the battle OF Fredericksburg. Tue command now
devclves upon Major Morrir; hence Li, anxiety TO
return. The regiment suffered severely in the hts
Gglt, losing ls1ge nunbcr OF It's line officers and
many OF as men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

The pEsALTr FOR EJEcTIsG A PASSENGER IRON
RAILROAD CAR.-The case Of Richard Harget
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company wa,
tried in the Brooklyn City Court during tie resent
week. The plaintiff, who is q coored man, brought
an action AZ inst the Company for having been ex.
nellel from one Of their ears. lie had no change
and offered dollar bill. The conductor either soad
not or would not make change, and ordered the
plaintiff from the rear platform upon which he was
standing Plaintiff refused get off, and was forc.
Div elected. He then got upon the front platform,
from which he wac also ordered, and finally drivs(
off by the driver. The difficulty occurred in one Of
tie Court-street cars JoralemoD street, about
the time the Railroad Company commenced refusing
TO change bills. The question whether Passengers
should provide themselves with change, or whether
the Company is bound to make change IN reasonable
amounts. was therefore also involved in the ss,e.
The case was given TO the Jury on Tuesday evening"
aud Yesterday morning they brought in verdict u
Elk and qulrter cents damages for plaintiff.
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NffAllTilATlhN.
Whole number enrol 81 in New ioff...lil,lo
Whole number exempt 10 Hes.f ok. fl'a1
WLos number liable g. sfsft iu Ns iofk...... $500
Whole number ~t.oI 81 lu Bioos lyu....- tniu
who's uambsr exempt g. Bgooklyn... 1851
Will Hahn 10 lf.n IN Bfoolln...... - ga
Grand 7s,Ta
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Abstract The Wards "a the City Of Broskyn, showing the
number OF persons enrolled the number OF sreTlts a-d
the number entered on The books In the am -
,nt Wsris by the respective Commitment. aud TIE
number liable % BE- drafted. . =. go,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

LADIES' FAIRs-Tho ladies Of the Church OF the
Incarnation Yesterday commenced fair at Brodic .
Rooms, Fifth Avenue Hotel, which will continue
through the week. The fairs Of the 81. AIMS
Chulch for Deaf Mutes, St. Timothy's Episcopal
Fee Church, the Memorial Free Church, aud 81
Adams Episcopal Free Church, still continue TO be
well attended The two latter will be held during
the week
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Disasters, DC.

RpIa HANNAH Asuoss-Tho tr oig h"'''
scotia 4. ashore on Roues Shoals
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Titl u unusually me. AnleAeH IL ISt VI 'nc VHl'
GERS:
Co.opel-irs w iinsrorh
Leuieuan,.C olouel-Frauk chamberlain
TSetant-Ricbid NJ Strong
Coaltermas 'eI-Charles d. Rsthoone.
Slv-eof.- william H. Crdiz.
Ashton, sugeons-Ieptha r. Bouwsre, Oscat Il. Young
observation-disclosures h Mouin.
Co-iraly A-Captan Lioueii T. Leuuox; lst Lieutenant
Campeny BgCspoin Charles T.. Davis II Lieutenant
EdWsrd III Merl.hew "a Lieutenant. VIM. H. B'aiueid
- ~ lime, "a Iiei,ensst' X.fed H. Brorson
Coql1suy D-Cap,sin James Dodir lst Lieutenant James
COMPANY F-Csptaiu James Mcfariird; 1T liz ant
oeor.e a. Vance I'd LieuieiAsi' Paw Hunter
Company F-CsptaD, James r. Harris let Lieuicc ant
John f. Philips; % Lieutenant. VIM. q. Burn
COMPANY G-CsPain MoTgsn L. Eilkn, 1T MooieDani'
Company H-Captain. Harmon L. AleTdneni l't Leuteu
ant join y: BAILEY % Lieutenant Nm b. NcC1il'ch
Conpmy i--Clp,ain, Eaw0rd H. Tominsoni lst Lclfen
ont, Wm. Nix j.; "a lieetenant, Anthony b. segsr.
Company k-C1p.ain, Va. II. bfanden1lrghi lst Lieu
tenant FfiDais Roche "a Lieutenant, Jacob Damn
The regiment embarked last evening on board
transports for the scere Of their future abors.
DyrARTuRr oF TnE OyE.HUSDRED-AND-SryIS
FFru RscmsSr.-The Ej;h Regiment New-Yosa
Volunteers composed Of Tic l1lrt aud l15.l, Wli.l
were consolilated few weeks since, ie at evening
for the ssai Of var. The regiment is DOW tho fourth
Of The Corooan Brigade. Annexed IL the Io-t,r .;
officers for which We are iulebed 10 Mr. H. f..
Curtis Of he QnarermGaes-Geneialfo Office:
Colonel M *. Bryan lie. euaniC oionel, Jotu a Fosts
.r John GRAY. Al llan 'N 3. Vernon Qua Itefn.
~. r. Address; surgeon. E & Anuisyi - A-.sIt 40 o.
b. Brc4e. "A Assni.It . boa. btusei.
COM auv AZ Tfail. Clat AefTly ls, Lllut Jt..el
J.. DJ1.rt "a Lieut.. Matthew bJcs.
Company b--I 4p.ain James B-ce, ist Licnt, Richard
Dunn. % Lieut., l.. ". Cuita
Company C--C4gail Edward uornani lot Lieut., ). dc
Gurs. ld Liel.. ". MOAN.
Company D. Cepisin, Pa'lck Kane; lst Lieut.. James
Thompson; "a Lieut.. IL iimal.
Coiapa E--Capain, Mask Cox g.. Lio.t, d. W. Rom
siy; "a lieut., James Cole.
lompsuy - Captsin. Geo 700. ist Lieut.. JaInos C.no
"a LieGf., He.knop.
Company G--C4ptain Wr HdebIand Do, Lieut.. Richard
D. kl.-gar; "a lieo'.. Geo. Klee.
Company H--Captan, J.. sommefkon; j.. I;.rt Lewis
Newman 20 Lieut.. fTsnz Auiisr'
COMPANY iCapte.n !. ha'tefni let Lieut. S.-muerki
"a L!eut., Nn. faucr
Company a., 4ytsin. WIN. II. Elisi lst Lsnl John
RoJcrtt "a Lieut., Nm. L. Gsiss.
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The HONE OF THE AGED AID THE ORFH4S.-4
Fair for benefit Of the Home Of the AGED and the Oa
being held at the Athena ia Atlantic street aud
meeting wi deserved large variety OF ~ and
fucy articles are on exhibition, oHd WITH ready sale
The wi be continued this and evening III H0Hs,
where number Of old ade, and ofphsns provided o
is situated H. Albany avenue. Gear Bedford syenue.
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M Harrison Of Irving Hall makes tbe foll,win.

VI. lI-Tl7n d ITVI0l TIhTI makss IIe I0TTlwng
announcement;
" Mas hRs.A tsHHryo, THs CHILD ii,Nsr-On
Monday, Dec 1 Miss I-fe'a tareno viii b. u'r- o.
al o. pineut 90 The w'nGfrlul musical 70 ent tis
cd az N4ili,t bias arranged Tor Grand Gala Corcs Oh
her birt4d the Acsi.uy Of Nusic Irving Han having
been rlcsilusy sng1ged Tor tie t.aty BAH OF tc You
Men Hebrew A.soc.ten Many ctsaueuIet ari4-ts ffl
a.,if ara -yry iraugcmert vii be made % insure %
hc most uu.ci. OF the It-At Pc ~
crl,s Received .ais iu private blNe.. balcony, Que.
90 cent. Csn be obtained 90 Irving la Beer - a.l-
mt.s N .ul EroliF y. alt mr. Slri ~aifl rryt SO.
Mason m o. D0oa open a. o'clock Concert com neu,es
a. d o'c0cA
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The rifle invented by Gen. Burnside will be OK
hbited at the meeting OF the Polytechnic Association
Of the American Institute this evening, at th'
Cooper Union. See special notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

THR LAycAsuiRs OPERArVEs.-Nr. WIN. Her
r'as delivered lecture last evening, before re-
srectlL'c and appreciative audience in Hydrolathy
Hail. Laight street. His sutjeci was TIE Ope.a'iye'
OF I.ancaahire, showing ther Lali's charsc Ger and
influence. The speaker proved beyond doubt ths'
these unfortunate sufferers are sincerely attached to
Republican Institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

MrsTIsG % MILK-DEALERs.--A meeting Of milk
dealers was held last evening a, the Metropolitan
Rooms, Hester street, Mr.. w Dress in the char.
AIr Henry IIillebrand Was Secretary. Tho meet
INK not having been properly advertised, it was adj
iouraed to Saturday evening. The object Of the
meeting WAS to raise the price Of milk TO seven cents
uer auart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

FEIoNIoTs Assault hom1s Dunn whs arrested
on Tue,day afternoon taken before Jrtco conuJ NJ
Ioabs ie.cc Count cs.cd 'ta conl4Ds AL os's"'
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4 woNAx WHO WAS DgTERSiNEp 20 fi'ii.
A soldier in camp at kiaston iA,'la's ...', -
Of rather d novel incident whieh ossafrsa ,', =
there recently. A short tine asO so'"e a,e,,s -.
erui,s we're brought into camp 81 . ! somPa.
nv from Caldwell county, among ,.t,aJ ,".n n%s =
man named Blaylow, aho Iss ,,',, ,Iral'ea -, .
Caldwell. aI Week 5eiore AZ Blayiew got. gGt
discharge and mnediat, aaO,aer ,S,, IU,ule, ~ ler
applied for di.e,ajsc siis iafs Of sBIasioW. I II i
appear. that s,r TnSP S put On mems clothing and
wlie ea.,S' I'm Nm into camp and enlisted tor
Ss Ssns sa % sGs 70 with 4 s ss.sS. sS%Pasy .aa
was learI,a5 nls her sex known 10 order to ac-
Y - .ns ,alyH her husband home. The boys were
COMPANY y ,,rt NJ With such good soldier, but
sorry :. y unable 10 determine which she ies.
lhet t.., \. Blaylow Or the Conlederaey; 6ut y y
cd Oe'', Oe,'s',,ni%oa.y I'm, voted that Mrs. BlaylOw IS
@ was uua;D aannt;n..D Charlotte Dsmouas
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MARCUS STANTON;
OR, THE DRUNKARD's DREAM.
ny r. L. D.
CHAPTER I.
On victory Or death !!


IT'S a bright and beautiful night. Myri-
ads Of little twinklng stars beam sweetly IN
the blue expanse above, aud bright, Geld
Luna shines softly down whilst ten thou
sand little dew-drops glitter on the grassy
swsrd."
"0h what lovely night, and what dark
contrast between il and my troubled spirit
Within" exclaimed the ,lrunkatd's wife, !"
and she covered her face with her hands and
wept bitter tears All . ,cho bm drunkard's
wife can tell how bitter.
Ten years ago and Marcus Stanton, the
gifted, high-minded Young lawyer, led Car
Tie Ellington the beautiful blooming heiress
10 the altar rs his happy bride. Oh! how en-
We'd we're they, aud how serenely joyous did
the months pass around No cares or sor-
rows came to spread their darkening infu-
ence Ger those happy hearts
Years rolled on and little bright angels
were added TO them to increase their mutu-
nj ioy-to crown their earthly bliss; but alas
they we're not destined To live always ~
such peace and Joy. The despoiler came
+ and brought with him his damning blight
The once respected and successful lawyer,
the prond, loving father aud fond husband
/ from the social glass went step by step down
10 the lowest dissipation and the verge o.
eternal ruin, and now, where once the roses
bloomed, the thorny briers grow, and gloom
and grief walk boldly amidst that once hap.
py circle.
The " little ones that once like angel,
were, who used with laughing eyes and float
ing curls to sing their merry songs and viii
childish glee to Gull wild flowers to lay at 1
happy mothers feet, now 10 tattered garment:
walk the streets and beg their bread. Th,
ioyous bridc--thc happy wife that glorlet
once in d fond husbands love, now weep:
alone in silence, in an attic dark, Ger th,
downfall Of her hopes, and calls herself viii
bitter tears the " Drunkdrds Uye." She
sits at her window this bright spring
night aud gazes out upon the green eartt
beneath and the beautiful starry firmameni
above /; a soft sadness steals Ger her still
beautiful features as her thoughts wander
back to the years that are gone in the mir
ror Of the past-she sees herself the pc
fondlinC OF fathers heart-the happy, hope
fol maiden-she remembers, oh how we'll
. the time she saw and loved" No trou'
bling thoughts for the future ever entered
her mind--aIl seemed bright and beautiful
In succession she secs hersclt-the Joyous
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and the wife was happy, for She knew that
her prayer '"e'sN
The next day Mark Stanton become
!" Son of Temperance, and from that dav
he has fourished Eealn and hann;ness
once again bloomed their roses on n w;fe's
cheeks-her children no longer cried far
bread. His voice again was heard among
the people pleading eloquence for the down.
trOdden and oppressed. He is now an Old
man, and he sits on the Judges bench and
the people reverence him for his many yr-
tues.
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bride-the happy, loving wife--the fond and
doting mother-and now she compares the
past with the dreary present-turns and ga
yes on the sleeping forms of her little ones
thinks of their future-of their drunken fa-
ther, and weeps while choking sobs rend her
heart already worn with grief and care.
"Oh God, show me the ark of safety !;
help me to reclaim from the damning bowl
my poor husband, and all will yet be we'll !;
once again his voice will be heard in the
chambers of the nation, and wealth and hon.
or will again be his again the roses Of hap
piness will bloom on my faded cheeks and
light beam in my sunken eye. Help him,
oh! God, and my darling but beggared babes
will learn TO lisp your name in prayer-to
sing thy never dying praise"
And the praying mother drew inspiration,
for the little stars as she gazed up to them
they seemed to smile sweetly on her and
babe her--hope. She felt in her heart that
God had heard her prayer; that brighter,
better days were in store for them, and the
"angel Hope" drove away her tears. A lit
tie while late and heavy tottering step the
anxious wife heard approaching. She has
tened to the door and met - druken
husband; but with woman's heart she loved
him still, and hoped by kind affection TO re-
claim him from ruins grasp. She threw her
loving arms around the drunkard's neck and
kissed his bloated lips. She met with cold
lrepulses and bitter curse.
That night by his rude couch-herself de-
Inying sleep-she sat and watched and with
her own hands she bathed his parched brow.
Would God let live brute that could with
stand such gentle kindness. That night the
drunkard husband dreamed.
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HuMAS NAruRE.-Fur the benefit Of tie
people of the present day we make the fol.
lowing extract lrnm volume three, Macau.
ley's History of England
1t is the nature Of man TO oyerraie present
evil, and to underrate present good TO long
for what he has not, and TO be dissatisfied
with What he has. The propensity. as IL ap.
pears in individuals, has often been noticed
both BY laughing and weeping philosophers.
Ii was a layorile theme Of Horace aud Pascal,
OF yoltaire and Of Johnson. To lis influence
on The fate Of grea, communities may be as
cribcd most Of the revelations and counter
revolutions recordedin history. Down
10 the present hour rejoicing like those on
the shore &c the Red Sea have ever been
speedily followed by murmurings at the wa
tiers Of Strife. The most just and saluiary
revelation cannot produce all the good that
has been expected from il BY men Of unin-
structed minds and sanguinc tempers. Even
the wisest cannot, while il is still recent.
weigh quite fairly the evils which IL has re.
moved. For The evils which i has caused
arc felt, and the evils which II has removed
are felt no leugtr.
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sEouESTRATIoN NOTICE.

rIvHE undersixned. appointed Receiver under the
II scquestfaIion Act, for the counties Of Orange,
Wake Cumberland and Hatneii, hereby gives notice
10 al persons having any lands cnenens o. hefediia
menls goods OF chaisls rights credits % any inter.
est therein. Of of any acn enemy Of the Ccniedc.
rate states Of America. speedily 10 inform me Of the
sane and 10 render an account thereof and % iaf -
practicable, 70 put The IL my possession, under
The penalty Of the las cor Noncompliance
also aolfy each and every citizen II ihe Cenicde.
rate States speedily 10 give information 10 me % any
aud a lands, tenemenis aud heicditamcns, sc1is and
chaues rahts aud credits within the sad counties.
will attend the different counties IN few days for
the purpose Of teceisns Of which time due notice will
be given.
@. II. WILDER, Receiver.
October Is. iG-6w