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ANOTHER NEW CHURCH.-The congregation
OF The East Washington Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. George '. Leech. pastor, now
being much TOO large for one chargesthe men,
bership. including the Uniontown charge.
numbering over Gtsl, measures havr been taken
tor the erection OF a new churc,l. which will
probably be erected during the coming season,
~ the corner of 18th street east anC Pennsyl-
v;inia avenue. A building committee. at he
head OF which Is William Dixon. Esq, (Cry
Collectcr,) has the enterprise in charge.
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BOARDING.

TABLE BUaRD-At No - Pean, ay pear
4 list st References exchanged. ap6-tf
a NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT Room with
"A good BOARD, can be obtained at No d Mis-
1oTr1 avenue, by immediate application. Also,
Table Board an a9w2
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10Th street. a few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms S2s par
month. de "a n
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PRISONER ESCAPED.-lesterday. as the
bailiffs of the court Were taking the prisoners
from the courthouse TO the Jail, one OF the
number, Harry Shaw, who haG been convicted
OF the larceny OF about $40 from Antonio Rup-
pert. made his escape by slipping his hands
loose from the irons. Taking advantage OF The
stlie on ith street, he got such q diStai ahead
that the bailifs could not overtake him. aud
they lost sight of him near the denot.
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Marine Disaster

NEW YORK. March 1.-Arriyed, the mon.
itor Miantoncnah from Fortress Monroe An
unknown ship is ashore near Luckeston. N
j., within 30 yards OF shore
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NEW PATENTs.-Commission Theaker, of
the Patent Office, will issue for the week end
ing on the 18th instant, one hundred and fifty
one new patents.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, April Flour and Wheat firm
Corn active; yellow, IS cents. Oats active,
and advanced cent. Provisions unchanged
Whiskey firm, at So 26aS3 o.
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81. N."-The immortal philosopher. T. N,
is in town, and indignantly denies II at 4, e. was
martyrized the other day, by being peItsd out
OF a town in Alabama with rotten eggs. as
stated i'll the papers.
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A RAID.-Last night Sergeant EckIof with
Rornd>nan Waliing and Officers Brewer, Hill.
Lewis. Grant, Straub ana OCallaghdn. made
descent on a shanty near the Depot, which
mas long been source OF complaint, and sue
ceeded In arrestlng twenty colorad men and
women, who Were there congregated. and took
tnem TO the station. This morning some OF
them made arrangements 10 go TO Tennessee
and We're released and the others were locked
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ORPHANS COURT. JUiye PtrceII.-This morn
ing, Sarah McCausland was appointed guar-
dian TO the orphans of John McCausland, de-
ceased.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Canadian Confederation.

NEW YORK, April S.-A special saws i'm the
House of the Provincial Parliament of New
Brunswick yesterday resolution was adopted
by vote OF IL TO urging confederation ac :
cording TO the Quebec scheme. ~
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DECREE op DIVORCE Yesterday Judge
Wylle, in the Equity Court, made a decree d.
yorcins from bed and board Marg't A Moore
from Thomas Moore, giving the complainant
the custody and management of all property
acquired by her since her marriage, and the
custody of the children, and directing the de-
PENDANT TO pay the costs OF the suit and alInony
of $50 per month. The ground for the petition
is alleged harsh AMI cruel treatment A. Lloyd
for nptltiOnpr
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sVFrom Frank Taylor We have the Z. s..
SerVice HJca-ise for April.
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I IsT OF CoNsIGNEEs per steamer JOHN

I list or CoNSIGNEEs per steamer JOHN
IL GIBSON.
A NJ Appler, J W Angus, G Ball, IA Bum,
Nm hTysn, ETyan & Brs, Bic ard Battery, ).
u. FACE a, VIM HHlla tyne, George Courtney. q a.
Cal an. G Crsndlr, Cewan. CagPsAll q SON w
Corbett. Rear Admiral Fl DAVIS, W p Rennison,
zen A Dyer I II Donohra, Danish Legation
h Daniels Dyer & %. Il Esberg, W Echler
g : English; w Bntwisle,J Evans & Co,
Francis. A Gaddis, r. GautieI. q r Gulick. Alex
Gardner. Hughey. y, W IL Narrower Frank
Jones. hldHsll Son, kenn.a-, Chas n
hrsuse, Kidwell & Henderson, Lieut. Col . q q
Lee, l. Meners, W q MetzerOtt, ID Moore John
hsrkriter, Moore Co, w Moses National
steam Laundry, Com Z. Nicholson, W Orme 4
Son, q Penygo, Potts. Pitkin & Co, Philip &
Solomon, W Rutherford, Chas Rupert. Levi Ste
yens. Storekeeper Navy Ysrk, Sioussa & Ennis,
sibiey h Guy. stose.& Pugh, W r Snew, George
savage. II semmss. Schneider, A X Shep-
hero, Sykes, Chadwick & Co. : Savage J = scstt
j Samson, Thyseh. Hudson Taylor. : Sub.
asteDce Department Walker & Co, Winter, J g
waters A Nyckon, Gee wilmer. Webb a Ber-
eridRe- W W sllack, Wilson, Bureau OF Con
struCt1on, Architect Iron Werks.
MORGAN, RHINEHART 4 CO. Agents,
IL Foot G street, Washington, ID. %.
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RY }. G.. McGUIRE & CO., Auc;ioneers.
CHANCERY GAIT

shsll sell on SATURDAY, the 2lst day of priI
A. ID. 1870, at o clock p m. on the premises. the
eastern onehslf part of Square No SIS. under de-
cree passed by the Supreme Cont of District OF
Columbia, in re, Johnston agt Johnston 81 Al Toe
property is bounded by north NJ, 9Th and
Boundary streets, 10 los liz feet on VI street BY
about $50 feet deep. Tn. title 10 perfect
Terms: One half cash; residue at six months !,
with interest. or the purchaser at his option may
nay tn. whole amount in cash.
FREDERICK ". JONES. Trustee.
ap7-l0t '. @. MCGUIRE co. Aucts
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DROPOSALS FOB SEwER.

Sealed PTpPossis win be Iscsysd y the sndsr-
foot Barrel Sewer INSIDE diameter, the walls to
nine inches in thickness, on street north,
meet with the sever on Fourteenth street west. in
,e9ordancs WITH the act approved october g. 1865:
The Second Ward may direct.
sna % sSs nend foot for the
va,i ms. &c. &C., the successful bidder bidders
water pipes, or caused by the elements, and any nv
accidents caused In the construction OF the work
it be deemed for the interest of the Corporation to
de 30, Is reserved.
missioner Of improvements every day from 10 a. m
to IL m or at any tine by calling on the Commits
sioner OF the Second Ward
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JAS W. SPALDING,
c0mni'Sl JOHN se sf%fS Ward.
Is. REESE,
Two HORSES FOB sALE-Handsome and
well broker to harness. Also, two CAR.
RlAGEsi with .insie and double Harness. In
aulre az tnis once. sp63t'
MULES MULES The subscriber has for
ana. JAS: ii. sHH,EEEEvE, iti,sEy Stable.
I c U TTER.
New York GOSHEN apa choice ROLL BUTTER
Just received at ESAN PEERLESS,
apo SUI Corner and 9Th streets.
nEE ia OCTAVE GRAND SQUARE PIANO,
" Louis 18th style. Orig cost $500
VIII be sold for $3.50, the owner leaving ~
the city. To be Seen at tho Music Store offttSI1
hessrs. METZEROTr & CO. ap6-2t.
II ECEIVED-A large lot OF best LATHS. Also,
~ on hand general assortment Of prime BUILD.
ING MATERIALS. s. NORMENT
.~ Lumber Merchant,
apo OF Maryland avenue and Canal.
= ono CEDAR POSTS,
C.VOO CUT AND READY FOR MARKET,
which Will be sold low, Also, FARM for rent
Appiy 10 CHRISTIAN RUPERT,
ap 10 o. No. 322 7th street.
Sl5 $40, Si7; SIS $40 and s25 for
ooHf, rANTTss s .sd VhsT ss s2
GEO. g. HENNISG'S
ap SGT Corner 7th street and Maryland ay
CHEEsE! CHEEsElI
English Dairy, Sapsago, Sedan Swiss Pine An
PIE. Stiilion and Factory made CHEESE New
supply Just received at
EGAN FERRIES,
ap 6-B Corner and 9th streets
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS
TICE
Our stock Of WEISS BEER GLASSES. BEER
MUGS. ALE AND JULEP TUMBbERS, - IN
BAR TU@BLERS. DECANTERS, wINEEasl
GLASSES. STEAMERS, MINERS AND sf6
BAR REQUISITES generally is now COM saiB
plete. Our prices are rs low Is the same quality
OF goods can be purchased for anywhere
1. W. BOTELER BRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, under Mctzerott Hall,
epo-eo5t between 9th and 10th sta.
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pOToMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE To SHIppRPS

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. T. A. RYTHER.
s9..eris H at sor at EsE FL Eng sA q &N
URDAf for Giymont, Budd S Ferry
smith Point, ChatteTton Landing Naniemoy
Stores. Matthias Point, Pope's Creek Bluff Point
piovden's Wharf. LancasIers Wharf, stones
Wharf, CurriOEen Bay, EoIwell's Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lockout, and arrives at Baltimore at
a. m. Sunday.
JB BRYAN & BRO Agents.
sp1-u No. "a IS Penna. avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

& REWARD.-Lost, Friday morning On New
SCfCrk avenue or 4th street. a lair BREAST
In interviewer with gold, with small pendant
Ihe rhder will receive the above r,ward By leaving
~ at PRATHER'S Stalls, Nos. 10 and IL.
Nor,heru Market. ap 7-3t~
OST-A BLANK BOOK, containing memo
= Tapdum Of butter sales, of Talus TO any but
the owner. The finder will be rewarded BY leay-
Ing IL AZ stan 81 Center or 1872 Iorthern Market
up o-1' A. j. AMOS.
OST-On Thursday night, on Psnnsyl yania ave-
- rue between 9th and 18th streets q POCKET
BoOh. containing about $50 in ~greenbscks" and
Anew visiting cards. liberal reward will be psif
10 the hnder upon returning the book and tent
70 the Once Of DR.. s. x. LEWIE, 242 PennsyI-
'9nIA avenue. CIT"
l OST-On the Sd instant, "a young SETTER rNG
white, with black spots; black ring aroun nd the
tail; no collar on his neck. A suitable reward
VIII De gwen on returning him to NJ. q. MEIGS,
ooI II 81. sp5-3t"
STRAYED Or STOLEN-0n last Friday night
- from the corner of ith and Washington street
give Cd reward TO any one who will return her to
me, or give me any Information &c cen get her
ap , ~ JOHN CARROLL.
n REWARD-Strsyet or stolen on The 9TH
SIp inst, a good sized RED cow, Just ready
TO caiVe; Had large white bag large star in her
forGnea', and broad horns. TIE above reward
Will be paid If left az
TIMOTHY CUHLER'S
on u st, bet. let and North Capitol ats.
hp ~ near ''overn'nent Printing Office.
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DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CON-
PANY, PHILADELPHIA.

DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, S4ss, 56e.af.
NOTICE
The insured will please call at the Agency to
receive scrip dividend Of fifty per cent: upon pre-
miums paid in 1855, Room No. Il, Washington
Building, cornepSth street aud Penn. avenue
NH 24-lswsvif JOHN RIGGLES. Agent.
LIMITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE
~ Contents for April The Sixth Army Corps.
by Brevet MAJOR General NJ. T. McMshon. The
National Guard Bill. Notes on Naval Courts, 10y
Charles Gowley Up the Arkansas, by MAJOR a.
NJ. Mcconnell. MAJOR General Henry W. slscum
pared with plates, concluded Sketches of Great
Captains, No lIl-The Chevalier Bsyard by Jas
Grant Wilson, Ana Of the War, 10y Charles Cod
frey land Then and Now, Il L. In Memo
rIHm-Joseph Gilbert Totem EDITORIAL Natss
Breyet Colonel Theodore 8. Bowers Congress
Correspondence. Literary Notices staff. Head
quarters OF the Armies and Of the Military Divis-
ions. Ofhcia Intelligence The Army, The Navy.
Inc National Guard, Stations OF the Navy.
apt fRANCK TAYLOR.
NOTlCE.-We. the undersi 9 ned. d. respectfully
= Intern our friends and the public in general
that we have reEted the HORSE Shooting rs
IhbLIsHMFNT OF the late Thomas Mcclure,
Ne; SIS Sth street. between ana Il. We would
ieel happy to see our friends give us q call.
Intend 10 give entire satisfaction and shoe
sonable as any in the city, and ~ we'll. We would
likewise call attention TO all over Shop that
wARD MURPHY.
y
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DLUMBING. GAS AND STEAM FITTING

ARTHUR SHEPHERD, agent
Having established the above nsm.d business At
DO. aO2 street, between 9th and eth streets l.
prepared TO contract for work in either branch of
the above named trades. Personal attention given
anu all work done warranted TO compare fnyorably
with any performed from any similar ESTABLISH.
low prices anu
Give me a call before going elsewhere
m 81 OF STREET, NEAR SEVENTH
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pENNIEs can be had In any Quantities as the
i eeA Once eopltse d M .
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SALE-The following articles will be offered for
- sale On Monday. April 9th, 1t precisely fou,
o'clock 2. m, on ith street east, No. 563, near
Ebenezer Church carriage and Harness, Sad.
die, stoves. Tables, Bedstesas, Mattresses Chairs
Crocksry. Mirrors, Refriger ator &c IT.
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D TO CONTRACTORS

IMPORTANT N0TICE-To the people of Wash.
t,ngton and the public generally.-Cabinet
waiting. of all descriptions, done in the neatest
sly lie and at the shortes, notice. All orders prompt
ly attended TO, with thanks. &c , at Ne. 393 Pa
avenue: between i9a and 9th streets. Washington.
mn q I'm VIM J. LEE
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK P. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHIssToS, April :, 1866
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
ions Of Government securities:
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CANARY MeCKING. BED BIRDS, AND
~ PAkkOTs, for sale 81 No. 463 Sd street 50 -
Capitol Hill. ~ ~
de n 2awSmr a. anne
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SCHOOL FOR CH1LDREN-At No. 81 x Ct.
- two doors from 18th street west
apSlw MISS MARY A. HANNAH
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NHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
OF Washington County, in the District OF Csl.m.
sls, letters OF administration the personal
u. q, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, on or before the Sd day of April
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate
Given under her hand this Sd day Of April, 1856
ap I-law3wf MARGARET A DUEES
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-09

great and glorious section of one mighty enterprise. SThis we cafdo-this we should
 do--and if we differ among ourselves, as
 to local improvements; let us, differ as gen- alnen, in a liberal, generous, rnaenanimous spirit. Trusting that time, and the devel- opment of facts, win bring us all together on all those important matters. Let us cx- ert ourselves as men alive to the importance of our high and responsible mission, re- solved to do our whole duty, and abide the verdict of an intelligent, discriminating public. JUNIUS.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-09

CoAI Oil A cuRE' FOR Hoo CHOLERA. In the lower part of Hardin county, Ky, coal oil has been used successfully in tue cure Of hog cholera. In one case. several hogs, ins a. lot of which seventy. had just died, were cured by drehching them with two table-spoopfuls of coal oil, repeating the dose the next day. lIn another case q cure was accomplished by mixing coal oil with meal slep aud eaten byitllelswine. "
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-09

In connection with the question of ne gro suffrage, Gen. FRANK BLAIR, in his great speech at Macon, Mo-. said:
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-09

An absent minded editor, having court ed a girl, and applied to her father, the old man said
 Well you want my daughter. What sort of settlement will you make? what will you give her 7"
 .'Giye Ierw replied the editor, looking lsup ,yacantly; "oh, I'll give her puff"
 "Tako her." replied the old man. 'f1 - .t~s .ss--ss
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsEINeToS, March 5.-The House Com
mlttee on Reconstruction report a joint
resolution to admit Tennessee into the
Union on certain conditions, to be ratified
by her people, viz: No part Of the Confede-
rate debt to be paid; those who were en-
gagged in the rebellion not to be allowed to
vote or made eligible for Office for GER
tain period. This is the Republican pro-
gramme as to all the Southern States.
The House, by q vote of 81 ayes to 100
nays, refused to receive communication
from the Governor of North Carolina, en-
closing a resolution Of the North Carolina
Legislature, signifying their acceptance of
certain lands for Agricultural College pur-
poses. The vote was taken after Stevens
saying they did not recognize North Caro-
lima as State in the Union.
In the Senate, joint resolution was in
troduced for the admission of the Repre-
sentatives Of any State of the insurrec-
tionary States. upon the repeal of all
distinctions of civil rights on account of
color, and the comforting of the right of
suffrage upon all negroes who have served
in the army, can read the Constitution,
and who pay tax on real or personal pro-
perty. The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
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Mr.. Stephens late speech was tele-
graphed from Macon to New York
specially for the Times newspaper, at
cost OF 81, 200. We are glad that so
excellent speech will thus be brought
prominently before the North.
REVIVAL IN New YoRK.-The re-
hgious interest is growing intense IN
nearly all the churches i'm New York.
Great efforts are being made to attend
to the spiritual wants of, the people.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
issued q circular announcing the ter
minatlon of the Reciprocity treaty
with Canada.
The provost marshal's Office at
Nashville, Tennessee, was closed on
Tuesday.
Hon: Reverdy Johnson's residence
was robbed in Washington, Wednes-
day night.
A colony of ex-Canfederates are
about to settle at Mazatian, Mexico.
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PARDONS.

HAVE been engaged for some time in
Washington city in investigating ana pro-
scouting the applications for pardon from
South Carolina under the Amnesty Proc!a-
nation. Having the approval OF Governor
Orr and Ex-Governor Perry, and the advan-
tage OF distinguished official and profess
slonal assistance, have been enabled to
overcome the greater part of difficulties
heretofore existing in this matter, and
have obtained the execution and delivery
to me OF warrants for pardon in most of
the cases which come within the thirteenth
(or so, ,O0O) exception. About forty cases
OF this character, more recently filed. are
still in the Attorney Generals Office. and
could not be obtained at present. There
are about fifty cases under other excep-
tions, on which, likewise, no action for the
present could be obtained. Some applica-
tions have never reached Washington, and
viii nave to be renewed. I have complete
lists and descriptions from which I can
give full information in any of the cases.
In addition to the warrant of pardon.
many OF which have already been issued
and delivered in South Carolina and the
acceptance thereof, q final official certif-
cate. is necessary, in order to render the
pardon full protection against contisca-
ton. have obtained the necess arv forms
and instructions upon which to procure
these final certificates. The present aspect
OF political affairs, and the organization of
the Federal Court in South Carolina, will
suggest tho necessity for the Immediate
completion of all pardons.
My charge for information respecting
any pardon is five dollars. For procuring
the warrant of pardon and final certificate,
twenty-five dollars. For procuring the
hnal certificate alone, ten dollars. AS my
expenditures of time, labor and money
have been very heavy in these matters, my
fees must be paid in advance. If from any
cause the service cannot be successfully
rendered, the fees will be Immediately re-
turned.
will attend, also, to preparing original
applications for obtaining the
Governors approval-and have the appli-
cation prosecuted in Washington city. Ad-
dress c. J. ETFORD
Attorney at Law,
March Greenville S. c.
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e.The First Death"

Flora came to me, one day,
With smile upon her face;
She surprised me, as lay
Reading in a shady place.
Fred, my darling, I'm SO glad,
Baby's tooth has just come through.
What, still readingl 'Tis too bad;
made sure 'twould interest you.
On my wife I fixed my eyes,
AS in all her girlhood's pride,
In her simple morning guise,
She stole softly to my side.
Gently waved her raven hair,
AS the ZesSyrs Kissed each trGss,
And breathed grateful prayer
For my Ha-a's loveliness.
Lightly swung she to and fro,
By ITS ribbons of light blue,
That straw hat cherished SO,
AS my pretty darling knew;
Then her little hand she stole
Very gently into mine,
Whilst into my very soul,
Those sweet eyes appeared to shine.
"Flora, love-" gaily cried,
GIVE our darling babe kiss,
For his father" Off she few
In an ecstacy of bliss.
When his mothers task was Der
She came breathless back to me.
And we studied long loves lore
Underneath an old elm tree.
Flora came to me that night,
And paced the moon-lit lawn,
And her eye seemed yet more bright
Than it had been in the morn;
Darling husband, come with me,
have something you to show
Then she kissed me in her glee,
AS told her would go.
There ne lay in placid rest,
Our all-precious baby boy;
Gently heaved his little breast,
And his cheeks seem'd to flush with Joy
See, our pet has pleasant Dreams
Flora whispered come. DO not stay,
For the candies lurid beams
May awake him. Come away"
Flora came to me again,
When an hour or two had flown,
And thought she seemed in pain.
For her look was not her own
Fred, think our cherub's ILL.,"
Murmured she with quivering lip;
Perhaps 1t is my fancy-stili
DO not let a moment slip"
There he lay, alas no more
In slumber sound and light,
But was tossing DER and Ger,
And his cries disturbed tho night
Flora took him TO her breast,
I'LL at length he slept again,
Then we left our pet at rest,
Quite beyond the reach of pain.
Flora came to me next morn,
To me, by that old elm tree,
But her face was pale and worn
AS I could not bear to see;
Red and swollen were her eyes,
Sorrow bowed her graceful head,
But l heard above her sighs-
Love. our only one is dead!"
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Sales OF $40 bales, at 43G44c. Gold 323.
PHILADELPHIA, March 500 bales of
cotton We're sold at auction to-day, at 4O5
@44c. for ordinary to fair Orleans; $40
453c. for middling to strict middling Geor-
gia; 21@2sc. for piclSings.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Flour quiet, with
out change in,prices. Wheat dull, at 81 10.
Corn steady, with a good demand, at 53c.
Oats dull, at 34@3sc. Rye dull, and prices
nominal: Provisions quiet, with mode
rate jobbing demand on Southern orders,
especially for bulk me ats and bacon. Ness
pork. s2sI9s2S. so for city, with small sales.
Bulk meats in demand, at 11ic. for shoul-
ders, and 13S@14c: for sides, packed. Ba-
con sold at l45@1sc. for shoulders, sides
and clear sides. Lard quiet, at Isle for
prime city. Groceries dull Cotton quiet,
ut 39c. for middling. Whisley firm. at
1920, duty paid. Gold 36s.
AUGUSTA, March 3.-There has been a
good demand for cotton to-day, and prices
have advanced 1c. on quotations Of yes
terday. Strict middling 36c
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CO{ttl1e at p,-;r0yo (
COTTAGE TO RENT

~ The subscribers will rent a nice
E;iE COTTAGE, containing eight rooms,
A (1our basement situated on Gads-
oen street, between Washington aud Lady
necessary out-buildings and large Vegeta
Die and fancy Flower Gardens. Possession
given on the first Of April.
Inc FURNITURE in the house will be
apply to DURBEC & WaI NJ, THH -
March G