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NOTHING TO DO.

a strip Of snowieet linen
HalEbroidered and stamped in blue,
And the CLEAN OF threadless needle
Piercing the pattern through:
The needle is ready, yet the sweet little Lady
Sits signing for something TO do.
8Heaped on the table beside her
Blossoms of every hue;
|Delicate, odorous roses
Il The rarest that ever grew:
THE vase stands ready, while the sweet little
Lady
Sits wishing for something to do.
Half hid under flowers a volume
> In dantiest gold and blue
Just parted, as if 1t would open
At "The Miller's Deughttr' for you
The book lies ready, yet the sweet little Lady
n Sits signing for something to do.
sA silent harp in the corner,
And melodis old and new
Scattered in pretty disorder
Songs Of the false and the true:
THE harp stands ready, still the sweet little Lady
Sits longing for something to do.
"a sudden wind-sweep and lutter-
The door wide open blew
A step in the hall. and swiftly,
Like bird, TO the threshold she flew;
Blushing, already the sweet little Lady
Forgets she has nothing to do
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NC TELEGRAPH-PHI SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1866

which Of us two had been the guilty one, those
rawlings were alone sufficient to establish my in-
nocence. A man in delirious FEVER is pretty
sure to speak the truth. BY the time was able
to leave my chamber, Gertrude had also grown
pale aud spirit.ess, and all unlike her former
self. Rotterdam was insupportable to me. j
found myself hero of romance-a Iona thing
to be stared at wherever 1 went; all of which
only served to shatter my nerves still more. In
short, change of air and scene was recommended
for us both; so we thought we could not do bet
ter than marry and take our wedding tour for
the sake of our healths. And l assure you,
reader, il old us both q great deal Of good.
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THE PAINTER OF ROTTERDAM.

ny MISS AMELIA b. EDWARDS, THE CKLEBRATEI
ENGLISH NOVELIST, AUTHORIZES or HALF A
MILLION OF MONEY" ETC.
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a BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE.

LEAVES FROM THE LIFE oFAN ARTIST
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phiadelphia ExpTees leaves daily, Pittsburg and
Erie Mail leaves daily except Saturday.. All other
bs RRsoNd Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except Qr Wearing Apparel, ano
limit their responsibility 20 One Hundred dollars 10
viii be at the sk Of the owner, unless taken By special
THOMAS H. PARKE, Ticket Agent at the Depot
Icmigrant Train runs daily except Sunday. For
il Information az 10 fare and accommodate apply to
FRANCIS FUNK No. ld Dock Street
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
f-'-''7 ! WINTER ARRAR CEMENT.

THE trains of the pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
th q New Depot, at 1HlRTIETH and MARKET Streets
The cars O The Market Street Passenger Railway run
every two minutes, commencing one hour previous
10 the time departure feach Train and al Ow
"a nnui es for trip Their cars are in waiting on the
arrival OF each Train and connections made with all
on sbndaSs-Cars leave EieYenth and Market streets
nj 6l5 RI NJ to connect with PittsbuTg and Erie Mail
and al 1025 P, M with Phil adelphia Express.
Manns Baggage Ex press Is ocaled NO3l g. Eleventh
street, Parties desiring Baggage taken TO the trains
have done at reasonable rates upon application TO him
TRkJNs 8 LEAVE AND ARRiVEsAT DEPoT THUs 80
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NOyERNMENT SALE UF SURPLUS HARD
IoUBSIoI tNNb VfIIOEI U' o. n
No. s SOUTH GAY STREET

" BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, u. S. A.
. No s SOUTH GAY STREET, !
BALTIMORE, Nd, January 81, 1866 }
Sealed Proposals III duplicate will he received at
this office daily, and opened at IL O'Clock W., on
Wednesdays and Saturdays during the month of
February, for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD
BREAD, ON hand al this depot,
The bread is in boxes fifty (50l pounds each.
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
been carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box
having been opened, examined and then re-coopered,
and no box allowed replaced which did not come up
to the standard for issue ITO troops. No propoSas
received Tor less than twenty (20 boxes. Purchases
will be delivered on board OF transports without
expense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on notif-
cation OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores Should navigation be
closed during this time, the time so lost will not be
considered. Proposals TO be endorsed on the
enyelope 'Proposals for Hard Bread" and
addressed TO THOMAS WILSON,
Brevt Ii. Col and G. S u. ). A..
1926 Brevt. Brig Genl Vols.
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VKI EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
Daily, except SUNDAYS

VKI EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-
w From foot o. MARKET Street Upper FerIyl.
pA iFSkI eLis and DS D%iSTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November l5 1863
ana salem Railroads, at A. NJ and $50 p M
Fo A4yilie and ali intermediate Stations at A. M
For Cape Nay aud intermediate stations at A. M to
Millvie Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May due 345 p. M. and p. M
For lassboro and intermediate Stations ats A. NJ,
For Woodbury., Gloucester, etc, at A. M, ., $50
Freight tram win leave Phi adelpha from sandfOrd's
wharf at 10 A. ana Gassena az In II supernsnden
TIE W EsT JERSEY EXPRESS oOAPAkf
viii attend to all the usual branches o. express
Express Companies. 70 all parts OF the country, any
Special Messenger panies each through traia.
Once No. Walnut street - JIG sm
IOrE -PHILA ADE LPHIA AND ERIE
1900 RAILROAD.
This great line trayerses the Northern and Northwest
con mites OF Pennsyvana the city of Erie Lake
Fle II has leased and Is operated by the Penn
fNr sylxdnis E AIMS AT TPHApELPHIA.
Arrive Eastward re Mail Train loo p. M.
-, Erie Express Train, ni9 A M.
Erie ExRTess Train, 720 A. M
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail ana
Express Trains without cnAnge, both ways, between
fnliAoepn'N HFW SI YORK CONNECTION
Leave Leave Es ESw at rs NJ aTs at New YORK rs NJ
No change OF cars between FIie and New York.
Elegant Sleeping Ca on all Night Trains -,
AT THIRTiFTH and ARK III stTeets Phi'adeipha.
And iors freight business OF the Company gents5-
KET Streets Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds, Enei Wh-
lam Brown. Agent, U. X 4 BaitmoTs. nan. ..,.x,.
IL w. GWINNER General Ticket Agent PHILADELPHIA
JOS q. POTTS General Manager WnliamspoTt.
ALFReD L, TYLER, General superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

4
thence west 126 feet {
inches 70 beginning.
Paving tax, on interest
from October IL, 1865. =.
Chase, Thomas ..........
Conner, Thomas. .........
Conner, Thomas.
Being the east Is feet IOk
inches front by the depth
of the lot.
Ditto .............,.,
Having a trent of Is feet
and next adjoining the
north half of said lot, by
the depth thereof.
Clarke, Thomas ..
Beginning At the north
west corner of said
square and running east
on East Capitol street 50
feet, then south - feet,
then west so feet, then
north AZ feet 70 beginning
Paving tax, on interest
from November 3, 1865
INSTRUMENTATION.
Commencing74 feet from
the northwest corner of
said square, on East
capitol street, and run
ming thence south AZ
feet I inch, thence west
10 lot No. Q, In said
square, thence north
with the said lot ~ feet
I inch to East Capitol
street, thence east with
said street to the begin
ming.
Paving tax, on interest
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Beginning At the point
where the dividing line
between lots 3 and 4 In.
tereects Penneylyania
avenue, thence west
wardly with said ave-
nue. % feet z inches 70
the dividing line Of lon
8 and q, thence with said
line southwardly with q
line drawn perpendicu-
larry TO said avenue Sc
feet 3 inches, thencesouth
20 feet G inches 70 ID
street north, thence east
with said street 20 feet,
thence north So feet 4
inches, and thence with
q line drawn perpendic-
ular 70 Pennsylvania
avenue 81 feet IL inches
70 the beginning.
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Gleason, Andrew.........
Tax for abating Nuisance
on interest from Decem-
Der 2, 1864.
Guy, b. F................
i9ladmar, B. K, trust =. d.
Being the east % feet front
s Of said LOT By the depth
l9iveney, Bernard. .......
Being the north 20 feet
1font BY the depth Of the
lot.
Ditto.
Beginning on north L
street, 20 feet eastward
from the public alley,
then run east 90 feet,
then north TO the public
alley In the rear OF said
lot, then southwest.
wardly along said alley
20 feet, then south a.
right angles with said
street 70 the beginning
Rrammar, Christopher h
VIM. b. Todd, in trust
for Elizabeth Thornton
Paving tax, on interest
from November 1, 1865.
'6rymee, Craven F.......
Tax for repairing pave.
ment, on interest from
1 August z, 1865.
II oodyear, Charles .......
4 Being the north Is fee
mont OF lot 10 and ths
west S feet front OF 10
20. BY the depth Of tn
lots.
IGorman, Edward.
loren, Fannie. ..........,
j Ditto. ...............,
,l0arrer, George w.
Lighting the street. .....
Having Q mont Of IS feet
and extending back tina
width the depth Of n.
lot, aad next adioinin,
the south Is feet front Q
said lot.
sNarner. Geo Win tSnst
Ltghting - streot
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GARrNER DEXTER & CO..

TtOMMIssIOE MEROHANTs, FOR THE SALE o;
" COTTON, No. 1I8 PEARL-sTREET, New York-gi
or to National American Exchange Bank No.
FRANKLfN-STREEF. Boston-Refer to National Das
" Commerce, National Revere Bank.
Having aiuple means for advances business
luantanoe Of twenty FIVE years with Eastern spinnes
md combining themselves strictly to Commission Bu
ness without operating their own account, respe
ully solicit oonsignments.
J. L. ABBOTT co., Agents In Mobile,
u. =. DEXTER, Agent In Columbus, Ga.
October 2B Tyr
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NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE.

NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE,
A NDREW CLERK & CO., NO. 48 MAIDEN LANE N
N y, sole importer of JOS wARRIN'S celebrated
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wARRIN's sURaEoNs. MILLINERs, SAIL, PACK
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These Netdles have been before the public for thirty
years and are acknowledged by good judges supe
ity of steel.
Our assortment of FISHING TACKLE is complete,
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Juno 20 mwf6mos
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE WORLD,
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U. York Advertisements
MANHOOD.

EN THE YoUNa AND RISING GENERATION, THl
vegetasye powers Of life are strong, but in few
smaoiated FORM and the inlpossibity OF application
mental effort show Its b.nefll influence. Il be-
uence is checking the development OF the body. Con
ampason is talked S and perhaps tho youth s romovot
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary di.
to E
althfu and rural exercise. thoughts are turned In
ward upon themselves
II tho patient be female the approach Of the mense
10aed 1r With with anxiety as the FIRST symp In whici
sS So
Ass Increase OF appetite has by What Il fed
ho, 1ne OF the syste are pr9srased and M
al period In which body and mind undergo fascinat
Sg change from child to woman Is looked for in vain
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
For WeakHesi artsin9 from Ezceises Early I,discrt
Gon.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to EIertion, LOSS OF Power, LOSS O
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, General Wesknest
Horror Of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadfu
omnesa Of vision fanguor Universal Lassitudo Of th
MUSCULAR System. Often Enormous Appetite with by
Drynoss Of the skin PaId Coantenance and Eruption
on the Face Pain in the Back Heayness of the Eyeds
suHslon aud Loss Of Sight Want Of Atten
on, Great Nobility ReBtessnesB with Horror OF 30
otude, and nothing they more dread Tor Fear OF Them
elves, no Repose Of Manner, Earnestness, speou
alton. but hurried transition from one question e
mother.
These Symphonic II allowed to 20 on-whch thia Me
dotne invariably removes-soon follow LoL of Potpor
Fdtty and Epftepffc Fis In one OF which tho patton
may expire
During tho superintendent OF Dr. Wilson, ut tn,
Bloomingdale Agylum this sad resat occur1d to two
patents reason had for time left ham, ann ,thdi
OF epilepsy They were OF both seNssa nda >z went.
Who can say that these e1eessssae mol In,ntl,
oowed by those direful disease Escay ar ~ ssus1r
CtIrFA m tha Ir,st and kIa
ncholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness K
he ruth OF these assertions. In Lunstio Asyums tn,
most melancholy exhibition appears. The eountenanc.
tsctuay sodden and quite destute-neither mirth OF
rie ever visits It, Should sound OF the voice occur
tgrarey ardeulate
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence of the above disease,
and symptoms, we are prepared to offer inyaluabl
gift Of chemistry for the removal Of the consequences
H Fl T. M RO -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

The Emperor Macmillan and the Empress arrived at
Chapultepec tho 9th Of january.
The entire department OF Zacatecas Is reported TO be
enjoying perfect quiet.
Advces from Jerecuaro state that one Of Regues'
officers had died on December 10 from wounds received
the same day Maravato and that the same band lost
sxy men killed and wounded the next day at Angan-
gueo, including two officers n
The Ere NoSveie reports that plot had been dis
Jared TO cause an instruction Maren, and two or
~ points in Michoacan The consprators IN
three 9TH, the absence General Mendez 70 incile
,he small garrison being noti1ed IN time returned az
@1 sns suoe, +
ton of their designs The by court martial and
Patino had been arrested rieu dos iustifvlng this
condemned to DEATH Ample ev. "'S g nd mon him
sentence was discovered In the paper ou. bcen do
The carrying out Of the sentence had, h wevc ,rber
ferred In the expectation that he would make h .,s
revelations as to the names and guilt Of the her par
involved In the plot
Letters from Toluca that Regules bNpke hs
camp at Zscuaro hearing Of the intended advace OF
the impcriafsf General Mendez
The So,iedax OF Mexico, under date Of January 9,
states that the imperalists had defeated band Of
liberals coninaIx&ed by Carlos Garcia Cano Sarf
Felipe del Oloraje. on the 3D., killing and wOundug
argc number OF hores and cows and recovering vaus
Die public documents which the liberals had intercepted
he same day.
Subsequently the remaAn Of mis- force met and dig
,ersed by another impeal!S force and Garcia Cano Wis
orced TO escape alone He succee1e 10 reaching Muro
rom whence he took the mage TO Toua, and upon NJ
arrival at the latter place he recognized by tn
Deputy Prcect aud arrested Several valuable publict
documents and large ID gold and dvafts found
pon him. He will DO sent to Mexico city to be tried
hero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
HEAVY FAILURE.
Collapse Of the Columbian Marine
Insurance Company.
liabilities Reported at Dix Millions
of Dollars.

The failure Of the Columbian Marine Insurance Com.
pany announced yesterday, and created some com
mona IL -..t - ~~nch srrnrsA e was we'll known
s"ousn "o' $1,000 --'r ~ late Tho fol"-
that the company had lost heavily OIL NV -"
ing official Of the ssPenssA was handed
in at this Office last evening by Mr. Henry D. Phelps,
agent for the company
The Board Of Directors OF the Columbian Marine Tnsus
rance Company in consequence of and unprece-
dented losses the past year and particularly during
u period have decided to close up the affairs of the
co., rany. They find themselves possessed of large
ASSET, sufficient to meet all liabilities and leave hand
some scrpus
The Column ian Of our Oldest joint stock marine
copanies and h. been in existence many years on the
participating PLAN h possessed capital u sa'Soo,ooo
The latest published quotations Of s stock december
80 last was at the rate Of s5 The companys Lac, 90
cared semannual dividend, payae on the LIST instant,
three and a half per cent
II stated the street yesterday that the liabilities
Of the company would reach at least six millions Many
risks had been lost through the deprcda'ions Of the
Anglo rebel pirate shenandoa the losses accrung from
this alone aggregang, It Is said. million Of
dollars
The Columbian Marine will not OF course be msunder
TODD by the intelligent reader for the Columbia Fire In
IL rance Company
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City Intelligence.

FAIAL AcopySr TO CAR DRIVER Yesterday after
a named sullivan driver on the Bel, railroad
fell from his car the corner Of Montgomery and souih
streets and was killed Tho remains conveyed 20
the seventh precinct station house. and tie Coroner
notified TO hold an Inquest
DRowSrn yrox A Staten IsrtSp FgaRY BoAr-A man
by the name OF Alexander Russell was drowned from
the ferry boat wesheld yesterday morning, at about
eight O'Clock nj the slip foot Of Whitehall street II
seems that he had taken line the stern of the
boat for the purpose OF heavng pile AZ the end
OF the pier the current running very fast nj the time 70
prevent the craft from swinging about and hitting the
Custom House dock, but missed hs footing, fell over
board and Immediately sucked under the steamers
Ike and lost His body had not been recovered up 10
four O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. The deceased
about forty years Of age, and leaves wife and family
residing on Staten Island.
MEETING ~ vgrERASs-A meeting OF the veteran SOL
ders Of stapicton, Richmond county, took place
Saturday evening the Goth inst, Colonel Hitchcock In
the chair and Capisln Weston acting SECRETARY. The
object Of IN, assemblsge the formation Of
cation for the mutual protection Of tho families "
deceased and manned soldiers. There numerous
attendance, and the proceedings we're harmonious and
progressive Among other subjects introduced that
Of erecting suitable monument IN honor OF the dead
from Richmond county during the rebellion. over forty
persons became members Of the society. second
meeting s TO take place saturday evening the 9th
OF January.
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Brooklyn city News.

sypiors REsrLrs ora FdHr.--John Mcdonald during
eight which occurred last Tuesday night In Brooklyn,
received injuries from the effects Of which ho
died a four O'Clock jest ay morning NJ hts residence
In Van Brunt street II appears that decreased, with
number OF friends entered .he liquor store al the
corner Of Eighth street and Fifth avenue, for the pur
pose Of having a drink and after nduging In the hsry
beverage several times got into quarrel aud gong into
the free ngh took place In which all the parties
participated Daring the afar Mcdonald received q
fracture OF the skull, which has resulted IN bis death
John Somerve arrested al the time, charged With
the assault but tao ansr has terminated fsally
three other men supposed 20 have been implicated have
been arrested ~ Captain Murphy. Of the Ffteh pre-
cinct Two of the named Carroll and the other
" named Cullen The Coroner has been notified sud
vii hoid an inquest to-day.
McDrr o. rms FLrsnrSo RAuRolp--A garage con.
tanning four persons by down train the
Flushing railroad Bssvle, \. T., ON Sunday night,
and completely smashed up The occupants we're rather
badly injured but escaped without any broken bones
One Of the horses instantly killed by the collation.,
and the other was 90 badly injured that he hac 70 be
shot The names of the injured men Denis Tellnson
and Thomas aud Denis hshau They attended, BY
DR. Peer Of Greenpofnt and Afterwards sen, TO ,heif
homes.
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DISASTER AT SEA.

Loss Of tho British Bark Dfadcm-The
Captains Wife and Two ships Boys
Drowned-Dcath OF tho Captain, tho
Cook and Three Seamen from Exposure.
The British bark Ddcm from this port for Liverpool
was lost at the 9th inst during the prevalence Of
terrific gale under the melancholy circumstances,
resulting in the death OF the captain his wife, tho cook
two ships boys and three seamen.
The following particulars given by ourreporter:
The bark Dadem of Liverpool, Captain Hannem,
cleared at this port the 4h inst for Liverpool with
cargo consisting OF IA 1888 gallons refined petroleum. 100
barrels spirits turpcntiuc and 10, 900 slaves.
On the 9h during gale from the north TO the north
east which lasted eighteen hours, she capsized
The captains wife and two boys named Henry Wheeler
and William Phillips, of Liverpool, washed
board and lost
After cutting away the topmasts the vessel righ,cd
full Of water.
On the second day after the captain and seaman
died from exhaustion and exposure, and subsequently,
the cook and two also died.
On the evening OF the 10Th the remaining portion Of
the taken Off the wreck by the bark NJ. & f.
Robbins of Yarmouth, N. g., and brought to this port
The Diadem good Al vessel Of Eve hundred and
forty three tons register, built at Mystic Conn by Mr.
Grecnman, in 1861; owned in Liverpool by Cassidy,
Nixon Co.. and with her cargo, was probably nsuesd