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one O'Clock Friends and relatives respectfully m
vi.ed 70 attend Without further invitation. .,0.o,
FllxS MARsu, wife Of Philip q hoouson' asea /" s'~'
The relatives and fends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday Afternoon
two O'Clock, from $40 Eighth street.
p.iufuI Illness cxM4sr oN.i, Dstivs Of the parish
Of cassrashaD, county cavan, Ireland inc Sz0 yeA'
ins relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her te residence 10y
West Thirty nth street. on Monday aeIn1on, ~ Two
O'Clock. Her remains will be inferred IN Calvary Gene
fmr.-In Brooklyn. on Thursday, February II,
GEoRcE A., Of the late William Philip, In the 4eth
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
two O'Clock. from S. AIMS church, corner Washington
and Sands streets, without further invitation.
FIasy sse,uasy ~ nS 0. .sa EIs
The relatives of the family are invited to attend the
unea from the residence OF hts parents, No n Monroe
street, this Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock
SMITH 90 Saturday, February Is, WILLIAM N. SMITH,
The friends and acqusintances, also the members Of
the funeral this Sunday afternoon three O'Clock,
suLLrvAS.-BEpGsI SULLIVAN, daughter Of Maurice and
Mary Sullivan, IN the 2ath year Of her age.
Owen, John and Patrick are invited attend the iu
neral from the residence Of her parents, First avenue
between Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth streets, this (sun
SULL.vAN.-THohAs CHARLES SULLIVAN, only son OF
Daniel and Ellen Sullivan, aged years, month and IL
days
The friends and acquaintance Of the family invited
TO attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, a. two
O'Clock, from No. ~ Delaney street
sIAcrY-ln Chester, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. Feb
ruary Hon. DAVIS B. STACEY father Of Mrs Ellie Char
Her, Of this city, in the 66th year Of his age.
VrRPrAyK-At New Windsor, on Friday, February IL
ErHSxA wife Of r. verplank, in the Tlst year OF her
age.
Friends and acquaintauces respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral On Monday morning, at eleven O'Clock
from st. Georges church, Newburg
VAN DRRBnT-After q short illness, WIZ S. VAN DEE
BLT In the 48th year OF his age.
Due notice OF the funeral in Monday 3 papers.
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American shipmasreHs' AsssclatA,a,
No WALL STRErr-Pooxs 23 AsD25
al I'M oved ssndl


The relieving approved Masters and ocsrs have received
comm ssions from this Associstton:-
ap ss, ss EsxI Ssss s'ar soy
YER Chas Miner tmate; Rob. seare Geo Ryder brig
wha barn Annie Dare eH James meg
Mae s GEAR a sfa, :es saaS
olmes william Hinton samuel Hicks orig sarah: John
slssr i ps.as: Orig KING WIN wayeeap s .chS VIM
rsls &"sss brig Maggie Mcneil 9 chas sS TRoaas
MisceIlaneous.
STEAMSHIP EpISBuRe, Capt RoskeL OF the Infnan line
sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP AMERICA Capt Vessels sailed yesterday Tor
Southampton and Bremen.
srfAxsBir OCEAN QUEEN. Capt Tnklepaugh, sailed yes
terday for AspnsalL
STEAMSHIP C0LusBIA Capt Barton sailed yesterday
Havana and New Orleans
STEAMSHIP GEo CROMWELL Cap, Post. sailed yesterday fer
New Orleans
LAuyoHSs-The side-wheei steamer Excelsior built
Stacks yard for the Messrs Lesry launched yser
day The engines being constructed by jas Murphy
Co With the TO be put In her and perfect model
speed be reasonably anticipated The 225 feet in
length with IS feet beam ALL and s TO be running
order 10 the month OF May.
The steamship Fung shuey also launched yester.
dag from whlocks yard at Gresnpoint. She Is 2lo
feet In length SO feet boam and feet from upper
keel-her between decks being feet Her engines and
boiler were built by Deamater She is intended for the
Chinese waters
formerly the bark rexian star, Of Kewburypor having
changed her nationality In November last going under Inc
less she sed from pec for 'sa % Or won s
ressercd 19s ous raied Al. and built East Bos
MissMc vnsssL-ship Charles Jane, Of Boston, Hsrr.
man. master sailed from CsrdiG Aug g. 1sss for Bcrmuda
Win j.. .,r s, q sos was spoken seea Ion IS
IN The gales after several wrecks were
and owaed Boston By BsaSo sS hs s'h Me- i
"a. A casD-kew YORK Feb l-Thcmas Fleetwood Restel.
Esq eommander OF the seamsap Rdnburs. OF the Liver
pooh New York aud philade pha steamship Co;-alr-i
through this medium Of the humane erertons Of yourself
a9d oneeI n rescuins mysef mates snd
e,on 10 st r. Ion rs on voyage from 81 Johns NJ %
rymon.h Your unparalleled devotion 20 many wants.
sn w " C ssS q over r. have been and
Of my mates and crew and runs tsa. DIVINE YEP Er :,
sSq and h M, y0 q
RICHARD KkHRsEY. late master
WhaIemen.
ss from Islands,, with uso boz 70 o s o .r
ped 49, bbs 10 London aud would reht another wear
~. sb. =. YER ~ az ~ Bay OF Islands Sept 70 with
ship Gay Head OF Nh. was at Hopper Island Rings Mil
toi: 80 bis sinee last report - - - ~ -
Ship Adeins Gipbs q Eg Al Upola AusIs oil we'll
Slip Msssachuse,ts Of NIB at Honolulu Dec zee bound
81 a. s.ce ready for cruise and would leave
p sarf a1.res Lase q HeIrss HGls va; at xaur'us
Hsrk Kathleen, aoefs HB was az Maorius Dec g. from
NO. Ground hsyng taken 900 bss p las, cruise 800
ssn x y barr Jsys ana we're bound and
A., c1as 1apt hosB poets 70 arrive in April
Art neat season. '1' ~ - "S'
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CLEARED.
Steamship Ocean Queen Tinkiepaugh. Aspin WILD B
s.samsh.p Columbia Barton. Havana aud New Orleans
Steamship George Cromwell. Post New orleAns-H
Steamship Locust Point Hoffman. Por,land-n crom.
shin OBrisn. Gchrst San Francisco Merchant Car
Ship cumbsrmere Obi, Murray. Poin. dc Gale-How.nd
E:sy s,ss. H:sSo1a
BARK Deane tBrj. Babnsr, Cape Town-C 4 Cog
Bari I gG%s FF T,n.s Dc vertu
Bark MaravA, Grinln. Barbados-r Dwight
B.Ls ss:0q s SEE Bs Ana a9 ss
Brig Grace Warrington Br,, Danrester. Belize, Hon-F
Brs Noun. Vernon tBr). Warren, S. Pierre, Mar.-B
Brig Isyorire Prndie. Bsrbados-H rrowbridge's Sons
Br Alruccabah, Bray, Phadeiphia-R Drummond
sshr r y:a tBr, Gard 9. Jaao-Ip pewof;
sehr E.ppS hewitt Rsodes, w"ssnstonw grown
sehr N Aansum. Bsverdee, Baltmore-Bentley Smith
r :esi Bun
schr camuben. soule. Philadelpha-G L hatch.
s sssr aa.s bbr Brown
seSr Z SNOW Perrin. sslsn,~R Buck Co
sssr as ss: RssSS Son.
sehr Dart g JohnsoS: Stanford:
Scoop Blackstone, Allen, Pail Riyer-L Kenny.
Steamer II Thomson Mcksg South Amboy.
ARRIVED
Ship Esperance .(Fr) James Marseiics, IS days and
Gibraltar ~ days, with mdse, 10 BAetler De Vcrtu
Bark BelisamA (of Lverpool) Algoa Bay Dec
a. with wool 70 Baueudahl Co. Feb LAT ~ 20 10.
spoke Br brig Europa, from Jamaica for London.
Bark Suindaro tof Pcton. ES). Moore, Natamoros "a
Ss; ysSs e. sss: f:ssss As'4' SD
Bark Land Wursen sandsiad., Ma.anaa., y days with
BARK Boynon lof Boston,, Mitchell, New Orleans Is
Torugas spoke schr Walter Raleigh from New Orleans for
New York 9th oil Cnrysfor spoke bark Hanson Gregory
fromsNew Orleans for New York
brig Viva (Br, OF Halifax. NS) DuQette Falmouth ia
y days. with pinepto. 10 nias'cr
Scbr Belle of Granville Nsl Allen. Truyio. 2s days
with Hoes &c, to b Small 4 Go.
Schr Porto Rico (of Bangor, Hewitt Fronera days
with mahogany, 20 & Kiddcr
Sohr Barbary Decker Aocomac
Schr NARY Tice Melville NJ
Schr Curtis, Crowel Stanford.
Steamer Conaueror GU transport Sullivan Fortress
Monroe, to u Qusrtermaster.
Steamer New Jersey U transport Hoxie Washington.
bark ashore Wachprigue shoai with sails furied and
lighter alongside
SAILED
l2h-steamers Huason shetucket; ships ConstansIue,
sturges. Caro- Inc Nesmth, Page Carver banks Ala.
1anta. Schmuckert, Amelia, Amanda John Carver; brps
Tiger. Elba, Edward Reporter, Excel; schr Steel
lSth-S;eAmshipe Ednburp. America Columbia Ocean
Queen. Geo Cromwell, Locust Point.
Wind ct sunset W.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Hn1-loRDAs-oa rnarsdsy February n, On Fast
Seventy-hrst street. New York, ~ the Rev r. G. Dick
$50 Isxr HIlI, Of Chicago, 70 MANI hlxAnsn, young
cs. saurbter Of the late Rev. James Jordan.
Hcgosr-Dooxm.-Ons Sunday. February Z, a. the
M MioRAEL McGosy % Aiss KAN DooNn, second daugh
ssy Of James nooner, Rsq., Of this city. No cards.
Dublin aud LOngford papers please copy.
NAspgRvRER-BERRyhAH.-0u Tuesday. December 70,
1885, at Virginia City Nevada Territory, by the Rev Mr.
Russng. A r. VAHpERvEsR Of California, TO EsrEriK A..
BgRRyhAs the third daughter Of the sse Matthew Berry,
man, Of New York..
Newark IN. j. pApers please copy.
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IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES' DIR. POWERS,
90 Lspenard street. Female Physician 10 consulted with
unparalleled saecess. Relief In all cases
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TOO LATH yox cLAssIgIcATIon.
LPACAsi ALPACAsi ALPACASi
our IMMENSE STOCK OF THESE FAsHIoNA ABLE
DRESS 0OOpe e4oraclng tle mot sholSe snsdss vv
BLACK d nSR nEA9 e coESa Susslk,
BROWN, WHITE, BUFF AND
PEARL COLOA,
win be offered this week 81 much lower prices man the pre-
Ladies win md cur stock the mos, extensive the city
We have every fashionable color iRpGssSs:sa;r oS.
pETIRENENT FROM BUSINESS
~ wK. PEYroS. IA BowERY.
The entire balance Of this winters stock Of
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
together with large stock Of
carried over from the season,
will be offered this week
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Ladies' will find much Of the stock prices than the
present cost OF prints 49,
KID GLOVES. all sizes and oclors.
LADIES AND CHILDREN,s HOSIERY. AL kinds
LADIES', GENTS AND CfIILDRENs HANDKER.
CHIEFS.
ALSO,
FULL STOCK OF WHITE GOODS. JACONRfS,
CAMBnIC6, NAINS00KS, SWIssES AND TARLE-
TANS.
W, X. PEYTON.
2I Dowery near Houston street.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S
Fort OF New York, February Is, 1864.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAT.
UTRsE0 IS NOON morn ~ "A
,uNsErs ............... 81 HIGH %
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CHEROKEE P1LLs.-Female regulator, health pre-.
ssrverccrtan and SAFE Compounded from pure vegeta
bic extracts and coated with best White suearas easy
and delicious 70 take sugar candy. The which
has attended the OF these Pills the practice Of one
Of .he proprietors induces recommending thom to
the ladies' as the best medicine ever for beauy
ing invigora,ing and Regulating the female system By
regulating they bring the rosy bloom and beauty TO the
councnauce and srscefuness and elasticity 10 the form
Tbe Young us bursting nto woanhood, the middle aged
with all the cares and troubles e and the nced who
in Tho scrc and yellow ieaal viii find relief In this great
-
Irsi.n medicine All letters seeking advice Information
will be promptly freely and dsareey answered Full al.
rectons accompany eae bs Price 81 pcr box or six boies
for So and sent by mall free u postage on receipt Of price
sold by all druggists cverywl ere Pamphlets free D. W.
II. MERwfN \ 60, Propretors. New xork
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mr. GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AC-
II colcher. No Amity place. three doors from Amity
street. makes his special practice al female
patns from whatever cause produced.
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MRS SEYMOUR FEMALE PMysIcIaN AND MEDI:
wi cal Cairvoyant lJl West Fnecnth street. corner OF
Fifth avenue Consultations daily from A, N to r NJ.

fro YlIs AFFLICTED. MIR. CARRRHo ns SECOND
4 Avenue cures. eitl The celebrated Tropical Basam
sf The chest and throat asu fsons. wounds nj
csrs aud other diseases NJ charge the poor At
BIO from 10 ~ A. "a andfrom - 1, ~.
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DETIREMRNr FROM BUSINESS
". K. PEYToS. a74 BowBRY.

We shall offer this week
the remaining portion Of our stock
SHIFTING AND sHRETING MUSLINS.
together with our
ENTIRE STOCK OF PRINTS 0INGHAMS.
TiCKINGS, TOWELS, QUILTS, BLANKETS
CRASHES. rLANNELH, CLOTHS and OASBIMERE8,
at still further reduction Ia prices.
Housekeepers hotel propetors boarding house keep
w. X. PEYTON, 27A Bowery
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MEDICAL.

DvICR TO MARRIED LADIES.-MADAMs RES
IA TELL, Female Physician and Professor Of Midwifery
can be consulted AT l02 Chambers street. But on
nfable medicines can also be Obtained at 1873. Libort
street, by mai friceS5 N Blades who desire boar
and The best medical attendance during confinement
accommodated Madame Restel deems IL her duty
tion ladies against of her ADVERTISEMENTS who
only rob them of their means but their health.
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Tor BowERY. MADAME wIDGER CLArRvoYANT
100 and gifted Spanish lady unveils the mysteries Of
urty love marriage absent friends sickness prescrbcs
medicines all discascs, tells lucky numbers property
osl Or stoleps 40
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
Notice.

THE Arm Of JAMES H. RICE BROTHER, Iron Poun-
ders, is this day dissolved by mutual consent JAMRs
H. RICE Withdrawing. The accounts OF the late hrm will
be settled by JOHN '. RICE, who will continue the
business heretofore the and style OF JOHN
v. RICE co. corner OF Tenth and Orange strsstss
JAMES H. hICR,
JOHN V. RICE
iImington. Sept. 10th, 1s64-ssp islm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
EXohanPa Rrokara
No. III Niarkaf Rfreef


DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS M0RTGA0Rs, &o- &e., promptly ard
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND L0ANs OF all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards In Pha
delpha, New York, or other uitss by means Of
pondlnR brokers who all firms OF high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks OF
oAns purchased abroad tue regular brokers commission
OF one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAPrs.-we drAwo on PbilAdslphia, New York or Bos.
lowest rates Of exchange =
FOREIGN DRAFTs-Ws draw on drest Britain Ins-
and, Germany and every other country In Europe
on houses OF undoubed Standing in to suit our
customers.
EXCIIANGR-Foreign or Domesto--bouSht aud sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL EsTATE-Ws attend to the purchase and sale
OF Real Estate In town country and respectfully iave
purchasers OF sellers to give call. We rent houses
and when desired by sur customers attend TO the eose
tiun of their rents
CoLLECTIoNs-0ur eorrsspon asnce enables Us to
reach any prom point In America In any sraign
country, throug the most reliable channels Our oi
ties for making collections therefore eomplsts and
consequently persons aFang themselves Of them mHy be
onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
orompy attended TO. Nur charges are a. low as are
made by sny reliable parties "nfi
In every where employed our aim IL 10 do
he best for the Inherent Of eustomsrs aud We solicit
he patronage Of our friends aud the public gsner ally
ian JOHN MeLhAR 4 son
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
Sherif's Sale.


L. By virtue ofa writ Of veAditlonl Rxponas to
1sls directed will b. exposed to Public Sale, at
aaasHu the hotel OF Morris Dickinson, in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County Delaware, on
1@sAs21H SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1864,
O'clock p NJ, the following described Real Estate
viz:
all that certain lot of land with large brick building
used Engine House thereon, situate In the city OF
Wilmington, and State Of Delaware and described fol-
lows Va Beginning at the northerly side Of Tenth Street.
at the distance ofone hundred feet from the westerly side
of Market Street. at Of land Of Edward W. Gpin,
then along his land north thrtytwo degrees parallel
with Market Street ortyhge feet four Inches and south
ttyght degrees east parallel with Tenth street twenty
feet Of land late Of Sarah Rrsby thence along
said land north thrlywo degrees east twenty fact and
one inch and north ntyeght degrees WsHt xtytwo feet
to aud formerly pi Georgs Grow, thence along line
said aud south degrees west siKyhVs feet Ave
inches the said side oi Tenth Street, and thence thereby
south hftyeght degrees feet to the begin-
ming bs the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution tho property OF lu
Friendship Fire Company, aud to be sold by
LEVI W. SrIDHAM, Sheriff.
sheria's once New Castle Sept. "a. 1864 sep Pits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
PRIVATE TUITION.

THE subscriber, who has had q long experisnee a.
Classical Teacher will give private Instruction at his
residence 11Os West Street. to few young dsssning
to enter college J. W. MURPHY, A. NJ,
Prof. of Languages and MAth.
RsFRREacB.-ReV. Chss. Brsek, RdwGrd e. Bradford,
Esq, and Dr. Porter. sep p-at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

We learn from passengers on the trair
last night. that . squad Of soldiers belonging
Or pretending TO belong to the 9Th. made
an attempt 70 mob the Union Democrat
published ip that place. They tore dowr
the sign. and were about to enter the Office
when ih"y wese resisted by soldiers belong
ing 70 vairs company Of the 17lh regiment
There were a few knock downs, when the
invaders we're driven of, and the Office re-
mnins untouched. II was feared that there
would be difficulty during the night be-
tween the soldiers Of the 2fsh and those OF
the 18th. The members OF vaips campany
are determined 20 preserve The freedom o.
the press as guaranteed BY the Constitution
they have sworn to support. Good for the
Times.
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.spotting.,

The Knoxville crfresponden, Of The Gin
cinna,i Gvzsue. under date Of the 20ih ulr
AFTER giving ,he nsmes OF several ladies " b,
isve been sent South gives ~ the follow
ing insight into This disr-pn'sble practice
NJ wonder these public AID private robberi
DOM want the war 10 close. The cores
pendent says:
There j., wiiliai. something 70 admire ia
The Say these Southern women stick 10 thei,
ias' fading chns.ry Aud there Is some
hing Infinitely dete-iibie in the way som,
Of DOR sub-uiii siaIs A.. enriching themselves
% ~ gotten rpaiis. the "spouing'' process
hss been reduced p huge game OF specu
l'tion Long before i is dreamed BY the
UNFINISHED that Mrs A or Mrs B il ro ~
sent beyond our lines. The gallant qarrier-
ma 'er, VINO has charge of Transportation ~
this department, j. constant visitor a said
Iady's mansion. His ambulance j. al her
service and his order prncures her abun-
dance Of commisssr, yiand~. Poor vicli.r,
did she but know 4. ihare are among the
ii'sf insIcaii a. u her di-loysl'y. A wet <
% We after these PR rslinnaries the order ID
issued ior her sxyu sion. Two days are.
perhaps, given her in which ID dispose o.
her costly furniture. Cizsns call 10 pur-
chase, but are iui rmad Ihaf The goods are
engaged 70 Capt. l.. the very polite Quarter
master lie has been 50 kind to me. He
knew good while before did thai would
san' away. and made arrangements TO bury
al ms things u he will sell YOU soy, all
right The truth =, the goods were pur-
chased with fawnirgs aud 'avor-; and The
q. NJ. now sells them 10 Others al exorbi-
tant prices, or ships them home to his own
psrlor on Government sportstion. An.
but ] made good thing OF /, this morning.
said an A. @ NJ 10 his friend the other dsy.
Yes. bu, how are YOU going 10 get your
things Nor'hs" "Oh, as 10 that you know
we Qaarermasters have special advan-
tsges-' And he did make ga good thing OF
ii.r not only in that case but in half ooz
en- of Others could mention.
Won't lightning begin TO strike such
p'undsrers after ~hilei If il does not,
we shall always think il should.
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WASHINGTON. March s.-Lieut Genera
Grant. accompanied by his son. and Gen
Rawlings and Col. Comstock. Of his staff
arrived here this evening. While quietly
taking his dinner At the hotel, . gentleman
srose and announced 70 the four or five
hundred guests who were at the tables that
they had among them the hero Of vicksbure,
whereupon the diners rose 20 their feet
and enthusiastically welcomed the hero with
shouts and waving Of handkerchiefs.
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FRrxosr IN THE Frrrp.-we unders,sn,

FREMosr IN THE FIELD We understand
that the friends Of General Fremont have
determined 70 put him in the &c ID as Pres
identisl candidate, without reference to the
Baltimore Republican Convention. which is
10 meet next June. Already the German
Republicans have tsken the lead, and their
nows papers have put his name Of the head
Of their columns. A mass Convention 10 70
be held at Cleveland on the 10th Of May
next 70 give the pathfinder formal nomi-
nation. This is % important movement in
many respects. and may force Fremont upon
the Republican Convention, II the Chase and
Lincoln war results. as Il may. in killing
them both of as Presidential candidates. .--
IN. Y. World.
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WARS THE MArrERi-In the new boo K
called Miscegenation," !" written BY young
muIatto woman, there is The following CON-
plimentary passage explaining .whars DO
matter" with New England:
"Ths white race which settled 10 New
England will be unable ts maintain IL Vi
tally . blonde people. They need tho
in,ermingling Of the rich tropic temperament
Of the negro 10 give warmth and fullness 70
their natures : They feel the yesrning and
DO nei know how 10 interpret a."
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For the Jasper Courier.
The Pilgrims Hope cf Heaven.

For the Jasper Courier.
The Pilgrims Hope cf Heaven.
Alone wander here below,
No other joys have T.
Than The bright beams Of Jesu-' love.
Shed on me. from on high.
My Soul does feast on nobler JOYS.
Than this vain world can Weld,
For all the joys this esr'h stF9rds.
Are little more than dreams.
The hope of that bright Starry crown.
Bought by my Sayiors' blood,
Snfd- iieht upyn my path below.
While travelling on 70 God.
And wnen my i,urney's - 20 end.
And niy troubles are all .'.r
J hope % shout nv Saviors' praise,
Win sain's gone sn before
S W.
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The Results Of the Radical Policy, II
Successful.

A contemporary thus illustrates the probs
bic results OF fhe radical schemes in the
conduc, o. the var and the management Of
public affairs II they should be successfully
carried out. The facts presented are worthy
Of consideration By eli candid men who are