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yH a3tz 5. {ss :C1GDULfs. --isi.SnAOEO
Z ANT Fs,II,k3sUEG EAiLEOAD.-01
sd after atfspl.r MAN February. tas trains
su s.s.s road VII raa .olows:
MAIL TRAIs-Elesvrs kishaloeS ~ 9. IS &. NJ,
.ssiy. sad F. ser,g u: 1. is +. Il. Tseish: s3A
Aoee Dmois.'..3 frasn iears Riekraona aaGy, Tax
oagf snzsay si a!s =. 4. ara as Z. ~. aeA
rs..essUrg st S.hs A. Al. TIE kAu Traass VIII
IT p oaly Is Nai Wsy b.a.ss. Chester. sna Purt
Wz,ths.i .re ssis.s. s. Ii. ssII. Gso. SUIT
Trsve:s-s ~is, Sssr In mia, absa they are ~
ssirea 70 sfcw s PASS, frrm tie Gs.Nracr. o.
aems stArr autkorized pc rson. bsfOrs they can
iesvs see ss,y by ia.s rasa
II 81 81. "A. GILL. 6na. FRp't
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PHO NEWS
--latest Northern and European News.
NORTHERN ACCOUNTS OF THE DAT.
TIE Al SHILOH
rsE:svy Essss AesSaErrEss
General Buell. Mostally Wounded
-FOUR FEDERAL GENERALS KN.LEr
BE, Sc. Ae. &c.

NhiF'i TX, 8rri 70 y artfe'a 6a'es t0 the
la.n ;astprs hats bees re.S ved here. Tse
Nag.hsra J rrnaiS claim ; .rs4S victory e
F4.ts3ars They g ate shet Gsn. B.aure"
eerd'y esa wsS sho. II ard WIS. tie rebel
->" NJ =" 3.'mFE 'eon' D. a7td |h'ra IS
E.e%t = ,ieigs 1Ner :ao IS pee len Ted result
r' his 3attse at tAs >ngrsN@rE II isia"G
No 10.
rae EedesalS : y tSlt:Aa.- ioys as PITTS
- & vgna p. ,oo k't4l,i. y 3untfd, ana misslng,
ard to tor lsdera % les. SO Gao - A1,e<o,
9en. 1ansct ist. 81 Ls''s 0" fhT . f" 90
'hs Ieaae.sa9 ttva-, 20 assu9ie e'm a'S'"a -
he h'id.
d&%raf, hp1t J" - a. -
ettre1 hc'o ''-aay 80 -
Ia ~ bi''A a 4.''
hfii 81 ff'. " '.'S ',.'."s -.
! y "s''' 80 $50.
,, aus" ,y.....,..
~" -,
I'D s-,tx.-,,L-.1.
a. h"s ''''
~ BOZ
So : SfA
Nokf1'A' q fl1 10 1'b sAe'" "u :
r'eei"" @"lS save '"Aa A1e' i'''@ "" A'io %
e2fH'~ ca i.oin hfeAtsf 4te V""''1S N-e''
suaA.
>sFard ~ - ie"v~ on the nth TT TIE
S)atAw>s}- ar"afi SIS ~cun5 Setre-
!afy OF AZ.
Tie EeGtJa. r,Ir'tsntstives in Enrol c: i2.e
.n4t pebl.c selc,t,.ens . increasing J III favoT
I the NcstG IL cons, qatn.s II tue te1erai
VI -o..sS
E.el&'= Etw .sle-rll hic scheme Is savura|y
=, cs4y. q IA - ia u he e@b . j. 10 b i.i1
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n@-DQ e ast. III ric.s -i--fi b.
ARA ALABAMA ElG'T VOLUNTEERS,
100 lain 81. ont. }
r" fSE following a.raleI maa have 6esegtai .rer.
I THU station ss ss,s Government ser az
r:i hs paid -oc their apprehension:
Ea.na, Jno Martin s.isi.s1,
rios Parker, Joha J Ford
James q as.,as a, Jemee hoy
WI Bosch, Patrick II ran.
J>s Csva@aueh. 5ohp Ao9ersoa
s.aaiusi Davis, boysacs .'siIis,
9-orse Win;sy, t+sosge W.;asms,
Andrew Scoit WIN JAhnsog,
John McCsna JEAN kney,
= Wa Q ug'ass, jchn Men3erscn
Ccas uo7s, lhgs Crawford
Jas Duffy. JOSH NC onala,
Thos Kesre. jas German.
VIA Eoyster. Jas Draw,
Jas ii ctrsky Geo Howard,
sahu aaer;Gon. X ut Ichr SCR
Iemss Rrodegiek, Geo Dnusiass
WIN Js hGsn6, John r.yior,
ia. ,si c aurry, Va Smith,
Eyaak'iS kaynsr.y, Jahn Gray.
Gieo,gs J Smith, Jso Taairas.
n. 3: TR WIS,
I'd Lieu tss sn. acd Recra .ire Efisef
sp LES ALI &lsasia- Vo'u1.sa.
IA FNFaON, feA MsIkgs.--l wlse 10 a
"A II II ten good DRIVERS for my Battery. Tt
sxpar:ep. ed men VIII give ESQ ezeh ia sd i.iq.
TO 'ha G,vsrCmert bounty o. $5i
VoinnsesTs Few in service bus whose tee IN eli
enlistment will expire Su,inR this month will be
received up n sppiie aiies to ,he Undetermined br
Ie :sE, Z. Camp Lee, near siebmona
GRGsNLf-E DAViDS0E,
a-ta ssapa. l.saass- i.i,: ,ayv.
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Auction 0ALn1.
~ ALx. H0TF. 49,

EUsMrIRE. DsY = .UDs GLoTHTnO.
anOsS. srbvEs A. -Wul % eolA O
s1stcn. THIS H.inHIhG s,me. ssiae q 70
s'siesk iss 81 rUEsI7uxE. sn : fs~'ly
lsayisg tks sltT, sessisu-g ~ Dels % .. Ms{-
,,.s'e :,,ssss &C., ;ra sss:. =:
leeehssy snA a'a<w are, ~eet,s, &c b, sss, Yiees.
AZ fen I6l ALeX y - Aref
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~ kED1ODU e SE1E1, AEeIs.,
"a kfAIS sTREEf3

~ skD@OoU e fE1s.1, AneD.,
81 n AIs STREET,
- ArNw sAY,R,,s FCGNIrUsH, MIRRORS,
Z CHINA A1.D al AS y ARE. Y AeHw Aah,
a e.--3a 5HUssD l7-h lzs'. De viii ten .,
etss e. TrraeEcise q 10 o,isek-
new e. d ep,en - saaoesny Vsrd' sees.
seer. istira and 20 i.tc-e
9raiapg ir.;.as
i-esce, Ucuaiag ECuse d SIS.
P.sr, C-strs, &c Z lard Tab ~
pilfas fasics ..nekiog osasss
apo AMI 40, d Esat lh1iss
nsshs ~ q, Tsl;e, T.sisz, NJ erers.
y sias E-caag 3, Carse:irs, sc.
CFiIsA As.D t4Ls~sw ARE
fp'esdid french sxa snsiI.h OIL a "a Sets.
Dime ssts Desrs ss.s- ard Glassware.
AG@',--A IarGa :es 81
HastW A2S.
saws grset4ss, 5ssnmFa l. e<s;
Tagees, Planes, Files, u,isrf, ta.
sE- . ais wi b eGt il Ut or Faassva.
rEsss-Czh on asjiys--.
sri5 a.DwOoo AgEaUs7, tets,
A.e-O- wa Is s''d53 u tas sSeYe, OF aot ssld
Rai>z:aI5 ~ uss "llsnI Fg:sthi' AseAias tvE5-
2h,e 5as Hlasss WAshers sd GuH Spsi.gz, of
81; a'zss pa. OF /. v3E ahssA ss fenr sseTiss
sss.ea -,za Iseldl E&K
Lrt+,ISlwATRs e., ...GA OF sis.Al.
- ESTATE, az, IN GEssrEaEIEL5
COUNTY VIII re sold o. tee PREMISE t3a
TaUKSnGY. the i7lh d.y OF e pri. 2sxt. liz
fi.ir; il :o'. ire n'xI a3n aa:J tract Of
t-ts -
An Pits, - shaSuBT.it, coa saioiss lie torres
on a. a. If c.eala.i, wei, enclosed, Ssa In ish
stare Of cultivation, nziancs n wood Of ori-
nsI growth TN his Iefm Is eun strtahi.
dwelling -sGuss wi four rooiaS, sha al So
-1axayy oat -n"iidtY e, arch 80 tata 1E;rY,
s;a aass. SIT NJ e-hous". b. 81 soaGs. &C al
tie bs s;tIG,s aye ae-T.
in tse 80 PIC Ray VIII Is said Ill TIRE ssr;sa
sl;Ie prop'rty or saAd esta:e, cc,ssis1as
u Eorses, lows, sshsep Hogs. saa t.srrisss
ous rugRy. Household aid k.Schsa fNtEi.
surs.
attns ssrrs tir,e gii! be hired out for the
hs Lance of the year, thres Negross-two wo
men and oas man.
TxRns OF SiLs-Fcr the inna ,one tn ri cash;
balance ai TAI :: rioa .hz, purchaser giving
negotiable NOES 10 taYsst added, title eta H ed
pn iii last note IS raid. Fer all other proper
~, cash on deliver:
MARY levitt.
AaEpiriI:ra.rix @. Viva. levitt, asc'd
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The Force ct orr Pulaski.
sAsAss@H, Artil g --tar se5tlaaa st Fort
Faiaski L bsfsd HS9aii tskea prisoners.
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UIflCk d. Y. h. II. W.T.
March IL lse1
AYOTlUx-T Stockholders Ct ths Rea.
~ poks Vall-y Railroad ConpAny are
nrrcey notifed that q Eaesupg 10 ordered by
the board Of Direotors, 70 take rlkse at their
sfIlce, In the town Of Ciarh.vills, ON the 18th
IF A pr,i next II II sarn ss,ly dssired that
every msrs her Of the company will attend,
- matters OF 1, tsTsst will be- hropEht before
them. b. A. WILLIAMS,
NH IB--Im Eee'y OF The board
sEiEDNDNT K Al l. L GA - U.1AfANY,
~ soaaaet Ike Norsh Osroiiaa ans the 2ieh.
Fac,pd asa Danytli, Railroads, bssween Greensr
ko-o' srd Dav~i .a.-3y sashcri-y grated 10 az
~ lie charter Of The Pt.5ra,ut xsi rasd, We rhaa
OPEN BOOKS OF sUBSCRfPTIOas - he
ss.s a.i.sa( 1T tss AGtiser'a Caise .. The 0icA-
n p4a sas CaHvilis Railroad Company, en- "a
TuepAY. SIC 18th q MsreA NEXT
4atssrihsss wnl pay T,yA DcL,.AR PEI sAxrs
ct th3 aisse CT s,,sssstbsog.
l.EWlS r. tA8NtH.
a. Y. s.TlEsS. >CUn'y.
1GOs W zaclgEsrH3OU25.S
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ADJ'r ARD ms 2EH'S OFFtCF.
kIoHxoaD. APT. IL, 1862
.NpEtUbL URGTtsS, No IS.
Exar.Ct.i
". MlLIT AIRY COMMANDERS are
d.rec ted, and OEc9.s OF the rttre Bateau are
author.z q. 10 ssiZe ntsre Ia the haaas OF phi
vale iBd!vidunis WI either dsci!E- 20 sell
Il, or a. Goreth HfsF een.s per poune for
II. Cerufcttes OF imp, cssirens Will D given
by the ofiicar N kirg shs s>ii u g, which Will
sNtisie tho party 10 tae 10 '1sY when pre-
ssnted to any tfiicer + he Mite BnreaI, or
the money H4sy Re paid az the tins o. So zu-e.
eli Quar- seI masters ara dreciei 10 give
p ecedSEee In Eans soft&tior 10 ri1te over
All OH IT Governments ores
Bfcommaud OF The Secretary II War
JDHG n lTt.ags..s'
ap 16-iH 49, Acjt General.
FINS FIRST HoeisZ ,a G,5c'F< = :.
having reorg MA, VIII Go- receive
proposals Scr III, N re cshin. Addte.s g. NJ
PT.EAsa NT.', At Va! lew s ha rd -sarc store,
Main street. r. q Nc. Ai<fHI, Ccp..
EORT 81. ATDrES5' ~,
EtBC ARMS EAH,
sp Is Ga JOHN rlHMD.
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First Series OF
LIE MALLORYS
WAR ILLUSTR RATION
" i;h its thousands Of lra-,,h~
ROWING FIGURES.
Horsss, u tteries and
AL th> pr pheinsiia CT
W a Fl
In conGec:ioa visa tru gi dsiine atiops Of
The maSE 'ficeng
Scenery Of The sou.n,
Views in Loni-iana and Vsrg.pis,
And tho great
BATTLE OF MANASSAS,
GA exhioit,on EVERY nluGr. NJ III laes
NEDEkSUAY AID SATURUA I 1T eleven
o'c;cck
T Seats can bs secured, wi'hou. extra
cha, &c, a. 'he Box one OF the Hall from
"A M I'LL 2 ". apl Is
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On tkUI9 CITY 5n lIt AS .IANK,{
RiGasosp, f.arrb 2, 1863 !
4 = HI SkTlE4 OF Tho directors held
~ thisa-y, the following resoiu sl9ns wers
sdI1pt2d ara ordered 10 be gnel,shsd, Wig:
Kese{s.i Fa at In ccnsea ce OF the jnabil.
isy 81 u > h>t 80 use tia funds EoH Of fie-
post, q President 90 end is hereby directed
To give aoiics by publication in tbs various
newspapers OF lais cisy, TO the ssrosa sLrs in
his institn toH, thst from and aIser bis da te
all cere dca isa Ill s- paid demand.
Reso1n,I !, farther, THAI sIpn all oeT,ilcs tss
OF lssg than ous thousand dollars, the il ssresl
sill cease Ca ne is' CT hrrn, snG upon
larger sans on tha 10 b or that month.
Uspos .ors will, tberefors. r,nass presept
heir c@ ::Hca;ss, sDti recr.sr = ) i.IsCt.
iOsAEa l. J. AN i. Presiasat
N al sI8F. Saeh,eg. nh ia--lti
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SFsEs1s skANga

EyCTI f'k-TO ssIPs eiT..sa IL TIE aIr-
w jZE$% SAvIE5s Z NIX, aI0d.oGs y
L. socse Qc"..s % sls. iL&risty 70 ;i.s 'auSs
o. de,,s .l;gra the |. 1rti of Directors Of the Cat
izs.s Saving asnS goqas-t al parsons hoieiug
rnezil OF o. ps.ors tie ism April neat rs aii In
t-rest " II sesaa en- that day.
E,s 2o-t A.5s \ z. LsPSCNMRE Prc.'t.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

Ais =, proprietor Of Academy CT In:,c, Now
Orleans. La)
!.5z ~ AL:okr ................ Acting Manager.
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YSY TIE GOVEaHtR OF VIHGINlA.
~ A PKOGLAM ATIUN --In for III a tinn
having been received by she Executive III at
tNt'S P6iUE, who TEs charged with CO Il
spirirg with slaves to reb.i and make inGur.
Tectioh il May last, has es. apad from ihe
jail OF the ccnnty of Aontgi mery. Ia this
commonwealth, and is now going Of iSrse;
therefore, l do hereby otfsr reward &c ols
hundred dollars 80 any person, or psIso S
who shall arrest tbe said Enos Prize, sui
deliver HIM into the jsii Of said county TAI d
I do, moreover, requtTe ali ofhosrs Of this
wealth, civil aud military, and rs.
9ness the people grBersliy, to nee theiv hest
exertions to Erscurs the arrest of ths saii
PIics, that be may ee brought 10 j astics.
Given under my hand as ,aoyerpor
lis. !and under the lesser ssal Of che Uoia-
t~~ 'MoRweaith, as Eichmora, she l5sh
day OF April. in the year 1863.
JOHN LII TCEER
Hy thu Governor:
0kcRsB w. MCsFOED.
Secretary OF ,ha Comm oE wAal IL.
{ Enos Price Is a bout 4S ears old, asca. fave
tset ten inches hge, grey hair ard heard
good conference, square shoulders,
mn l6-wSg
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AT ii w
n1LITAEY
PUBLICATION.
WEST s. JOHNSTON,
Publishers aud + soRsSiia.G,
li5 Main 81. &c !,

wv G14 " WIZ ~ SN,
Publishers aro Il .oksei.arG,
li5 Rain 81. &c :,
Have row really
HAHUaL Or AhNS tpescI.sioL) fur Hes y IL
sfs, with Losdtr "a nrd irtng CSC
MA? OF -.HE SEAT CF WAk IN sDCTS
CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. Basutt;ui,T
hngra hid. -. So mali. IS
Eco n. pub ishea-
MAnUsj o. Military Sy'EGERY. f.,r
tia VT Surgeons tie ienfsd rate Stctts
Army. b? J Jnltsn Caiso 81, Pr,fesss OF
Surgery ,ae Medical Coiissa CT South
Gar ,'iEs. Secncd s1:.is.- revist sa6 In
proved 8. By mail. 3 50
NAP OF THa STATES OR NORTH AN-}
SOUTH CAhClIEA. soIared 81
ZAP OF The STAYEe CT K',kTU> KY AND
TENNESSEE Col RED ST.
NCZiS ADDU~S'S LBrTEk3 tt BILLY
iVViNS 500
IEB w & RkVIEW, for April. 53a.
THE SOUPRhEN SPY. H. Howard 4. Pol,
la-a. Is b thousssd) t0c
SCUrEEka LiTkRAhY NEsSESdER, fos
February sra March sos.
CAUSE AND CONTRAST. By T. W. Mac.
Mahon. Ooh thousand 81.
Address orders TO
WEST JOHN sTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
40 l6-lt LAS HiAjn IS Eicr rpCpd.
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RAW Xxx. ApsI, - -Ah2 stoCd n a.,k It 1t
duil--gcld Ii u per cent premium. TIC
r3ecrlmso Lr-c !ne market salG9crabiy
Cot.oa is steady "a q! Z: cents. Ureratione
very light.
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tNT0;,K At AUcTItN.
W. vii. sell, n auction, at nur cfhoe, On
MONDAY. April s2i, 81 l. o'eicex.
5 shayes Farmers DaGx Stock, on aecoua.
Of H.1ry L. Brooke, Receiver.
spl4 JOHN 4 LANCASTER n fOS.
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- ~A-si n :. - stseli!as "A y5aJg - -
- e2,nps f,cna military suty, wso has hsl
inaen caps ri-Ic = cis-s;c.i teacher Dc stres =
E. ual>a so re IL j. d pr vs;e faaiy Ct Le:ge.
buyhood ssGeol Adireg IN - perhartc.
so esiant w an -s.3>
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4 'NiE AENI--
e "A Well l. Gated STOnE
T!Ja fix srss and pas, situated on Main g.
fetWeea li.h and i6.1 streets, No S. II.
quive gbegl apI8-lvs
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s7Lx s.s l. 5 BlLGif- y HES
r. miweIl's Wedding Hoss
Cast ktaei do do
Grain Cradles
Soy TIE Blades
Er0aa Axes
Bea1A and @Gingiins Eatchsts
f;cx coffee s;tlis
Pocket and Table Cu tlery
CrCss-Cut and Hand Sc1xs
Forsa,s Sy CLAsESDN & CO.,
r.hst 20 los Aain sirsst.
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~ hNF21D \ N L1ER- >Lt.es h * u
~ il, ecm Sstsnt MILLER. Hsmast
nave unexc*pt; -naele refere css SIS TO Quail
heat'cna "a caa aoser Apply a. the aiiii
sonts-s'de .5els, foot Of ~ ssceef, bet gyeei
auJ 10 O'clock A. a..
sp l6-lA ROBT. J. AMYTH
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WANTS..

80 En-Au
Wv OVERsEfR
" l'heu, family aud free from militia outy,
qaAi1ii to = kscas of plsnta ion. IAksE
few M. l FArm Hands, TO w1Ek.63 my
plants uoa IL amelia toanty. Va. !
~. + b dESEE,
az le-3-* Cfics Ir. 10 = ate OF Va.
So E.&s .LD-1- uiHH-
~ nui.cu,s !ous, gsatss. GIRL.
eitNer white or ceiu4el tc d. geaerai house w0ik
Ore who CEN, VIII T-oomn. @ Jed, VII e ID
{. sod nOli. end rec re ii,5; 81 Wages. Apply
AZ u fJ4HB Ss-'S f5rccery ht5re
~ Sd kTRHsi:c street..
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{ OK RE I-IAo
kE4MENTS,
on Grs &c street, Setweea 81 nd iih strsets,
cossstu,na 'woive 100 .s Oh. Apply to
a2lGS~ 1kO 4. GhAZsBROuK
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! ! z 2 G.. = ! IufLi D. d % u;.furnisnsE
u O NJ
Bs.wec1 %ow sud LAT OF May, pieEsA thy located
/, suIs aorta o. nor h. st. or ror'l west cf,
an7 'os9 gases SIS sat rom tbs Fovha.as
Goea- ia rs p "a - e nifcs sp 6~3&
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FOR IL EMF.

slFth hr.e 4 IA large and iu.n,nou,. us
e 1--WE LIMO HOUSE On Grace street
be!wseA Island and rssss recen .ly oecupisu
BIZ Rev. A nj P8iudexter
ALSO. tie UEFicE, oVsr the store CT Theod.
oric ber:enn, recently occupied by Luther
L Spiisrsn, Esq. Apply to
JAMES THOMAS, Jr,
an 49, At t'orA.r r. ain 0nG 18Th st. eats
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gs-CR Kerr ga al, gant
Z Hoo n,
on Fr2nRi.r street convenient to the g. p;-
'cl. EN- be zen ted by applying TO
SAWL u HICKS,
- Com II Ssion Ntr0hant,
a2 l6--St CaIy street.
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STSH1fs. aaTokETs, a0.
40 az. hs'ehs,f, SO dog Cegss MILL.
10 acz,n Drawinst Bit, -A1
K.iyss, 20 Hcl,ow s,.o,.
Goz. H.ssd-Se0s, leo yhs II ann rr;.
soz Taao. gawz ! 81 Jae piena., %,
TELTi 80. CIRCULAR sAWs Felt RIVSsTs
&C, Ne 20 ss.e at reduce prices Nv
WILLIAMS q ktLIOse, Ell Vain st,
sp 49, ii.nn,osa Y.
! AZ, Es's EasH --Aipersoas vsle dfti
% es.ituga a, lie - ~ bs H,Z,a. -
! q y 81 sef fhag3 b t~sen h hoars o, 10
.sl4 5 Z = &c 4lrsetsfi ~ b. pa..as u he
4 saef eyAleh su37f3 hs s.ta@so1 10 lbs srtic5e
ssesb.pe vii ba sj&cfea
The ks-ss,ser Will be- nzdeF sb.igsti aps TO psr.
s9sa who have servan 8, II they viii send th< m 70
The Bazaar, corner Brood and Oh streets, this
norniny = aasis. IN sisaalns II sas aae pussias
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PICTURE OF NAPOLEON /.

He was everything. He was com.
plete. He had in his brain the cube oI
human faculties. He m7de codes like
Justinian, he dictated like Caesar, his
conversation joined the lightning OF
Pascal to the thunderbolt of Tacitus,
he made history and he wrote it, his
bulletins are Iliads, he combined the
fingers Of Newton with the metaphors
of Mob ahmed, he left behird d in the
Orient worlds as grand as the Pyramids
at Tilsit, be taught majesty to empe-
rors, a. the Academy Of Sciences. he
replied to Laplace, in the Council Of
State he held his ground with Merlin,
he gave soul to the geometry of those
and the trickery of Il ese, he was legal
with the attorneys and sideIeal with the
astronomers like Cromwell blowing
out one candle when two were lighted,
he went to the Temple of cheaper a
curtain tassel f; he saw everything, he
knew everything, which did not prevent
him from laughing a good mans laugh
by the cradle of his little child and,
all at once, startled Europe listened. ar
mics set themselves in march, parks of
artillery rolled along, bridges of boats
stretched over the rivers, clouds of cav
airy galloped in the hurricane, cries,
trumpets. threatening Of thrones eye
Fgwdvrestire7freutiers- Of -kissd-sss..e-
ciliated upon the map, the sound as
blade was heard leapiug
from its sheath. men saw him. standing
erect in the horizon with flame in his
hands and a resplendence in his eyes,
in the thunder his two wings,
The Grand Army and the Old Guard,
and he was the archangel of war -
Victor Hugo.
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The boiling down of cattle has com
menced again in Australia, in conse
quence Of the superabundance Of ami
NAL food.
The adoption Of carriages and six OF
the occasion of Court ceremonials il
Paris will in future be the rule and moi
the exception in consequence of the car.
riage-and-four of the Court de Rid.
ecourt and Mr.. Livingston, an Ameri.
can gentleman, having been mistaken
several times for the Imperial equipa-
ges.
The Emperor Napoleon is said to be
looking much thinner than be was last
spring and is thought old age was COM
ing rapidly upon him. The Change that
has lately taken place in bis appearance
is very striking. But, Notwithstanding
a certain fatigued air, be still seems as
though good deal of stamina remain
ed to him.
Lady Franklin, during her visit to
the Sandwich Islands, made a collection
Of native curiosi ties. which have Just
been placed in the international Exhihi-
ton in London, so that the Hawaiians
have department of their own produc-
lions in the great Fair.
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VISITING THE POOR.

Many good Christians neglect an i'm.
portant Christian duty--visiting the
poor. They excuse themselves by the
plea Of great pressure Of duties and
cares, or by their regular contributions
to societies which have in view the re-
lief of the wretched and suffering
But they lose much by their neglect, in
their own spiritual enjoyment, in the
love of the poor and in the favor oil
| God. A lady contributor to one Of ou I
exchanges says:
Go amongst them. See their misery
and study their wants. But go not as
fine lady among inferior creatures,
and talk and act as if you regarded
it as a condescension; but 90 as SIM
pie and sympathizing woman among
her poor. unfortunate sisters. AS
Lord Shaftesbury [ who is intimately ac-
quainted with the character and the
wants of the poor said, in speech in
Parliament last winter, "Whst the
people want is sympathy-is that heart
should be brought to heart; and that
persons Of all conditions and Of all de-
grees Of wealth should show that they
regard the poor as persons OF like pas
sions, like feelings, like hopes with
themselves. II this sympathy were
shown, the difficulty of governing the
masses of society would be materially
lessened."
And the rich need such intercourse
as well as the poor. at Is better to
90 to the house Of mourning than I'd
the house Of feasting." says the wise
man; "for BY the sadness of the coun-
tenance the heart is made better" At
one of the great meetings on Home
Evangelization, lately held In Edin-
burg, Rev. Mr.. Robertson said: "He
would tell the most refined and in-
structed people, that there was no
place on earth where they would learn
more useful lessons than in the hum
bile dwellings OF the poor, and the
wretched homes of the pro6igate.
Go, then, my sister, go into the highs
ways and bywsys, into the lanes and
alleys, and crowded filthy streets, and
dark courts. Go and seek them out;
90 and see where and how they live
Go and breathe the air which they
must breathe day after day, and month
after month, till they can breathe 1t no
longer. Go and see what they eat and
how and where they sleep. Go and
see the little child pining away. day
after day. like delicate flower, grad
ually fading and dying for want Of the
pure air and sunlight of heaven. And
then come back to your comfortable, or
perhaps luxurious home, and say' II
you have the heart that it is right for
you TO fritter away the time aRd talents
that God has given you for good in sel'
fish pleasures4-in the Injuries and ss'
perfuities Of the table or the toilet.
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NOW LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP.
"Now lay me down to sleep

"Now l lay me down TO sleep
/ pray the Lord my soul to keep,
If should die before wake,
pray to the Lord my soul to take''
Who are you, man or woman, fol
whom this prayer has not old, sweet as.
sociations who, hearing its words,
hear not too, the "memory bells" ring.
ing up from the golden plains of your
childhood, and feel not the soft gales
from the morning land of your life
sweeping over your soul?
You may be man now, in the pride
and strength of your glory you may
have carved out for yourself an honor.
able name and destiny in this world
mayhap you are the owner OF proud
lands and proud homes, and your heart
has grown hard in its battles with the
world.
But stop moment and listen to this
little verse-so simple that the meiest
babe who learns to lisp the words can
comprehend them and so grand in its
sublime significance and faith, that the
wisest shall only have learned fully the
true lessons Of life when the soul utters
them as it did in its infancy.