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DR.. SAMUEL 6ILBEPT'S
PREP AR 4 TION :.
CHRoNIC DISEASES,
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENERAL ALTERNATIVE

Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
their natural Functions Of eliminating from tire Cir
cu!Ating Fluids the usual Els o and il disease
Morbid Meters and eEpellin- ohc-a through the
Skin, EiGnevs Liver and AliIoenraTv Canal from
the system. II l. therefore ADAPTED Tor the relief
Of chronic diseases affecting those organs, and Of the
mUcUs membranes lining them sucn IS
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FOB RENT.

vExHE very desirable Residence of Mrs. w
WI Hardy, ON Pascsgoula Street Fol
further information spply on the premises
March II, 1S61.1wd. si-f
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Erl:sp.cr Esy-EavYs.

-y4yr are now filling orders for the uniform
~ BYLAWS for subordinate Chapters
.t,,te,i Al the late session Of the Grand Chap
en-. The naY1e. number and location Of each
d viii be inserted. Orders titled at short
, .... .ud forwarded 10y express or otherwise
- may Je directed. Address
d POWER & JONES,
~hgStr Jackson, Miss.
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PgEPaREg 0L or PALN lAD MAGE,

For Preserving, Restoring and Eeauti-
f'ins inc Hair.
And is the most delightful and wonderful arti-
Gle the world ever produced.
Lodics VIII find itnot only a certain remedy
to Restore, DarEen and Beautify the Hair, but
also a desirable article for the Toilet, as it is
LlehIy perfumcd with rich and delicate per-
hmc, Independent Of the fragrant odor Of the
Oils of Palm and Mace
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1870 90
S595,G4l 10
IL ARHITIE =.

SJJtgO9L 10
II.RILITIES,
Amount Of Losses adj
iustCd. and due and
unpaid, None
Amount Of Losses IN
cess Of adjustment, 9,41S 80
Amount OF Loses re-
ported. in which no
action has been TAX
or, None
Amount Of Claims for
Loses, resisted by
the Company, Il, 10 81
Amount OF Dividends
on CAPITAL declared
and due and unpaid, None
Amount OF Dividends
on scrip, declared,
but not Yet due, or
unpaid, None
AMOUNT OF Money Dor
rCEed. None
Amount of all other
existing claims
against the Company None
Total amount Of Loss
e., Claims and LA
bilities. S57,5S9 SO
The greatest amount insured on any risk is
S23,pN1, but will not as a general rule exceed
$1,000.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city:
town, village c. block. beirg governed in this
matter, IN each ease. by the general character
of buildings, width of streets, facilities tor put
ting ont fires. etc.
An atJ6sted copy Of the Charter or Act OF
Incorporation filed heretofore
STATE OF NEW YORK, r.
CRY AND COUNTY or New YORK,
ROBERT :. HONE. President, and DUNCAN
T. CURRY, Secretary. OF the Republic Fire In
suranee Company, being severaily swern, de-
pose and say and each for himself says, that
the foregoing is a true, full and correct state
reLt of the affairs of the said Corporation. and
that thsy are the shove described e4Aeers tAere-
OF. R0BT. 5. HONE, President.
ID. ). CURRY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 21st
day Of February. A. L., 1857.
Witness my band and official Seal.
TEO5. L. TroRNELE,
March 8, is67-3w. Notary Public.
STATEMENT Of TIE condition Of the
EaH0rer fire Insurance Company, Of the City
Of Ne1c York, or the lst dag Of February.
1867 IN conformity Witk the lars Of the STATE
Of Aississippi,
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This is to certify that was discharged ron
the army with Chronic Diarrhma, and have been
cured 10y Dr.. NagSiel's Pills.
WILSON HARVEY,
New York, April Z, 1866. - Pitt Street.

The following is an interesting case of q man
employed in On Iron Foundry. who, in pouring
melted iron into a flask that was damp and
vet, caused an explosion. The melted iron
was thrown around and on him III d pcltec
shower, and ae was burnt dreadrully. The fol-
lowing certificate WAS given t. me. by him,
about eight WEEKS after ths accident
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LIABILITIES


LIABILITIES.
Amount Of Losses I'd
tUSte3 and unpaid
(sIure paiGj None
Amount Of Losses in
cured, sDl IL pro-
eees Of adjustment, 3S,s4S GO
Amount q losses r.
ported, in which 70
action has been tax
Amount Of Claims for
he COMPANY, $500 81
Amount + Dividends
declared and due
aud unpaid None
Amount o. dividends
ether cash O. scrip
declared but net vi
due, None
Amount Ct money Dor.
Amour o. az the ex-
l>;u- claims against
the ",Gpany, None
Total amount Of loss
5i.yies, s47.7e9 So
S26HJ., hut VIII not Is general rule exceed
3l0,rUo.
tue Company has no ,crcral rule as TO the
amount allowed to ne insured in any city. town,
yi,larc or block. being governed IL his meter,
in ct5h ease, by the general character OF build
ms. width Of streets, facilities for putting out
tires, etc.
An attezted copy Of tie Charter or Act OF
Incorporation lied Heretofore
STATE or NEW YORK, 90
Ctg ord C1gaty Of E.s0 York, o.
R.-TO,f.V GAaEICCE President. and JOHN
EDWARD kAHI, SecretTv, OF the Germanla
Fl.e Insurance Company, being scNCI ally
81 Crn, GeE0>a snt sdv, aHj each for himself
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Total amount OF Cap
ital and surplus, $1,275, 1872 81
Amount Of Cash in
Bank and in Once $40,211 81
amount noun % o. C asn+ IN 9J,697 At
transmission, 55,485 So
Amount Of Loans on Bonds and
Mortgages, being first lien of re-
corr, IN improved Real Estate.
uninoumbered. worth NJ least
double Ldc amount loaned there
Gu. l-te Of interest per cent. 2O2,50O 90
Amount Of Loans or Stocks and
Bonds, payable on demand, the
market value of securities
pledged being worth at least ten
per cent. more than the amount
| loaned thereon, 314,10O 90
| Amount OF United States Bonds,
! 1881. . Per cent, Coupons mark
ct value, 193,47j 20
! Amount of United
States Bonds. 3-2Gs, 81 ,625 90
! Amount OF United
States Bonds BIOS 51J $40 90
end interest, 2I6,215 60
/ Amount of United
Stqtss 81 year Bonds
/ per cent. currency ~ 600 90
| Amount OF Wis 3nsin STATE Eonds, e0oo CO
hold 100. ocO o.
| AE7gurt Of Accrued Interest, 1853 IS
/ Amount oil unpaid Office Premiums,
salvage Duties aud KselanatioEs 10000 co
Amount - 0fice furniture, Govern
ment stamps &c. 5000 90
! Amount OF Rents Accrued, 6925 90
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INSURANCE.


STATEMENT of the condition ef the
Ceramic Fire Insurance Company, OF tie
City IF Ae,C York, on the 1st dGy Of fe6rRG-
~, 1857, a. conformity ,cith he lalCs Of the
State q Mississippi
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name IF this COmpanvls the GERMANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated IN
LS5o, and located liz the City of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said
Company. dcjual,y
pail III IN cash i 100000 90
The surplus on the
Ist day Ct Feb. 1851, 26l,l34 Oh
Total amount Of Cap
it.d anu surplus, S76l,i54 ca
ASSETS.
AMOUNT Of Cashin the fark Bank, s31,962 81
transmission, 1881 CO
amount Of Loans on Bonds and
Mort gaEe, being nrst lien Of re-
cord oH Uuincumbered Real Is
tate. wcrJh It least $4,000,
rate Of interest, : per cent. 5000 90
Amount Of United
States 80 Bonds
6 per cent. market
value, value /, ,,-,..s sal6,oo8 70 BLESS 70
States Bonds. 1881.
value, 2l5,25O 90
r. "a Park ( B B9' q 800 OF --oo %
Stock. 200 co
Amount cf Loans on
stocks and Bonds
Faydaie ol demand go roo 90
the market value of
securities pledged
IT least $4,000,
-.IncUnto Of Government Stamps
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VICkSBERG.
-. S.. JENNINGS.


GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
On he E1G.fBoat. foot O. Crarfo-a Street,
front Of the Prasiiss H1ase.
NALL FORWARD ALL FRFICHTS
90 consigned to me for the YazOo river and
points on the Mississippi Southern & aiIroad.
FREE.
Also. for III boats Of the Atlantic E yis.is
Sitpi steamship Company, the Railroad ire
ana tne Cincinnati, Louisville and Nv ar
leans boats.
AGENT FOR
Arkansas, White and Red River Packets
Tie NO.tss and New Orleans s,,,I s-.yr or
leans and Galveston Lines,
lhe Illinois Central, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroads: --i0
oreat Western Cotton Express, all rail from
Memphis. 'i' = ~
20 Through tickets to all points IN The
states anu Caaadas, for sale on the " aarfIo-t
VIII keep on hand for Sale
Pork,
Bacon.
Fish,
Flour.
Corn,
Oats,
Hay, &c
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY SOLICITED.
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DE- samuel Gilberfs General Alter

,. sr purifying the blood is an elegant pre-
.....au. 9-sfcfI to the taste and e1icacious
r.s1edy. See advertisement in another
damn.
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NFW YORK. Jan. II. 1866.

Ny name is Jacob Hardy J am an Iron
Founder; l was badly burnt 10y hot IRON i'll
NOyembei Lost ny burns healed. but | had
running sore on my leg that would not heal
I tried Mag is Salve, and II curea re III 4
few week. This ali true. md aayaady can
see me NJ Jaykzon's Iron Work.. ~ Avenue.
j HARnG. LID Eoerick Srrret
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STATEMENT Of tte condition Of the
EaHoTer Fire I1sarnHce Company, Of tee City
Of Neqc York, or the lst dag Of February,
1867, in conformity sritA the fases Of the STATE
Of Aississippi,
KAME AND LOCATION
The name Of this Company IL the HANOVER
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J. W. JENNINGS. Agent, VIII receive f~cie-Ft
for the Fannie scott, 70 Fort smith. Little
Rock, ard all points on the Arkansas river.
dee 2--loln
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Total amount of Losses,
CTaiT,s and liabilities

Total amount of Losses,
Claims and Liabilities. c. SCI
The greatest amount insured on any risk is S. .
000 but win no. as a general rule exceed $40 600
The Company has no general rue TO the
amount allowed to be insuredi in any oity, town. vii
lage Or block being governed in this matter, in
each cas-, BY the general character of b1ildings,
width % streets facilities for putting ont fires etc
atteStcd copy of the Charter or act of incorpO-
ration ilei heretofore.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CITT AND COUNTY or Nsw YORK; -
JONATHAN D. STEELE President, and PETER
NoTnAN, Secretary. of the Niagara Fire insurance
Company, being severally sworn, depose end say,
and each Tor himself says, that the foregoing Is a
true full and correct statement of the affairs of tie
said Cooperation. and that they the above de
seribed officers thereof
JONATHAN D. STEELE, President.
P NoTMAN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2Ist day
of February, a. D., 1881.
q 81 Witness my hsnd and official Seal
THOS. I. TEORNELE. Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON.
I. TRoNAS I. SWAMI. Auditor Of Public
Accounts Of the State of Mississippi, do here
by certify that the Underwriters Agency, COM
posed of the Germania, Hanover, Niagara and
Republic Fire Insurance Companies located
at New York City, New York, has complied
with the ct entitled ssan act to regulate gen
cies OF Foreign Insurance Companies" ap-
proved, January SIst, 1857; aud in virtue Of
the power vested in me, by said Lew, hereby
authorize D. N. Barrows, Agent for said Com
panies. at jackson. in the county CT Hinds to
transact business of Insurance in this State
until the nrst day of March, 1868.
Given under my hand and seal Of
n e Office. at the city OF Jackson, this
l. first day Of March. A D., 1861.
THOS. Il. SWAMI.
Auditor OF Public A counts
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d ErcHuoND. VA. March 1.-THE
lev bridge at Petersburg has been
Faaacd "a away.
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= Pine los oF TURTLES.
For sale cheap on the Wharf-boat.
ERks SACKS of cid Corn. 500 sacl ks Of Oc+s
eEOO ami a lCt OF steel UIoWs for ,lle on Tho
Nharl-5oat foot Of Crawford street. bv
j. ". JENNINGS.
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MEDICAL,
S Q NE TnIF9G NE ~
UNDER THE SUM
A NEW ERA NM MEDIOCRE.

JUNE l, 1866.
DR.. M.CGTL:-I take my pen to write gu
of my great relief and that the awful pain in
my side has left me st last-thanlS to voui
medicine. Oh, Doctor. how thankful am that
| can get some sleep. l can never write il.
enough. l thank yea again and again and am
sure that you are really the friend OF al suffer
ers. l c0Uiu not help writing tc YOU, ana hope
YOU Will not take it ainiss. JAS. W i EES.
a
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y "a EEHzENT' of the condition ef the
Gemaaia FIRE Insurance Company, or tie
City If Ne,C York, on the 1st dGy Of Eebrl'G-
~, 1857, az oos formity ,cith he lalcs Of the
State Of iffzsiSsiBli
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~. r.. ESg SEER,
AGENT FOR
GIN CHINA
Foundry and Machine Works.

C5EAS. q. SENCEEEE4s. & GO,
Sole OlCnerS and Nangfact,arerS Of
? Il. McGJWAN'S double acting Pumps,
~ = arranged f0g band CT power, expressly for
railroad water stations, dstiileries, hroWtIieS,
paper mills, factories. DE. Steam pumps and
doctor engines, railroad pumps and tank
valves, aIt,-...A well and eistyln pumps. cut
door or guti-fIeeziDg pumps, lire engines
pump-, hot liquid. oil, lard and syrup p0mps.
Portable and stationery steam engines and
boilers.
Evening star., 1867-05-20
virginia News

An extensive fire broke out at Norfolk
THURSDAY IN one of the finest houses Of the
city, occupied by Dobson & Rainer. importers
OF liqu uors. The fire broke out in the 10 wer
story rendering it impossible to save an ythine,
the building and stock being entirely DESTROYED.
william r. Gordon, esq, addressed large
assemblage white and black at Louisa court
house, MONDAY He read and advocated the
ADOPTION OF the Petersburg platform Each
resolution was voted ON separately and ap-
proved.
In the U. 5. Circuit Court, in Richmond, an
wednesday the visitors consisted Of five
Wnites, one OF them boy, snd ten colored
persons. There were only two lawyers present
besides the District Attorney,
Inc colored coopsrs engaged In the tobacco
factories In Richmond, who undertook to
'strlRe lew days ago, have all ssre struck"
and been allowed TO resume work at the old
prices. .-
On Wedne esday. girl about fourteen wears
OF age, while walking with her aunt along the
6ank OF the basin in the neighborhood Of the
Iredegar Iron Works. at Richmond, suddenly
exclaimed that she wished TO die. and plunged
lnto the canal. Caskie' Simns, a boy about
stwsIve years OF age, leapedsIn after her,. and
AT the peril OF his life, succeeded in keeping
Trss Tss anoat until two OF the employees Of the
iieussaF Works came TO his aid, and sue
ceeded In .rescufng her. She was not injured
oy nsr oatn, and gave as a reason for b er co /.
ouct tnat sbe did not with to leave Richmond
ts return TO her mother, who resides ia the
country. ~
John Williams, eolored, broke omen a trunk
At the Marlboro Fishing Shore, in Stafford
county, one night last week, and stole about
$500 belonging 70 Wallace.k Ashton, who are
working the shore. A telegram from AQUA
Greek wasreceived at the Depot in Fredericks-
burg time enough for his arrest John came
up for examination at Stafford Court on Wed .
nesday last, and was sent on for trial before
the next term OF the Circuit Court.
There are nowt490 students at the University
of Virginia. ~ -r-E@H -
Evening star., 1867-05-20
FASHIONS FOR MAY.


Although ap to the present time we have
seen but few spring dresses worn our readers
will doubtless already have found that there
are many beautiful materials prepared. Some
OF the foulards are really charming especialIy
those of brilliant white ground, worked in
colored silk, or. trimmed with wide ribbons of
DEAD SIX, caiied armure. in beautiful
shades-Persian lilac, maize. pink, pale green.
Empress blue, &c. ST. ipes will Continue to
be fas hionable, we believe. as the dresses are
still gored.
walking dress. Some modify it Somewhat hv
making the upper skirt long, and looping o It
mp eli6sr ,a oy re.es re or by tying loosely
are Of the same material, the trimmip ps heIno
Of two different colors or shades
The fashion for wearing merely a eeinturs
and basque SO as to initiate a casque, for pay
ing visits. has revived-ths body of the dress
serving for the casque. Indeed, the oeintu re-
takes quite an important place in LA Mode,
just now-it SO elaborately trimmed and va.
flonsly SNAPPED. 1t FERNS very elegant finish
to the dress. Those intended tor outdoor wear
shonld be rather longer scalIoped or plain
me latter. perhaps, rather preferabIe-but
scarcely become much adopted until ths ann.
mer weather has fairly set in. .
"o!ien lace is becoming much used as a
trimming, especially suitable for petticoats.
although employed in various other wavs
One reason for Its success is doubtless that. as
well as being firm and durable it is made in
inherent colors, sometimes of two shades
mingled. ...
Novelties in lingerie are very abundan t.
The high white body cut square or slightly
open In front, is much in vogue: and is gem
orally worn with the small Swiss body or
ceinture. Black tuiIe bodies bouillonnes, with
bands OF insertion sparkling with let are ex-
tremely pretty. Young Iadies can have them
MADE OF Jaconet or limos for morning wear
we cannot but suppose that it is probable,
as the summer advances, Jet will be less worn
tnan II mas been lately; though certainly it
sui is very favorite trimming. The cein-
ture of Jet it much liked, both with black and
colored dresses. There is also trimming
made OF satin cord, mingled with jet or quite
plain: Very wide jet fringes are used for cein.
ture. .basQHes. -.
Now that Easter is passed, velvet will no
onger be employed as the material for son-
nets-or toquets, as they may more justly be
termed-but must give place to straw, crane
tnile ana blonde: but, as satin will be worn as
Illmmlng for dresses and paletots during the
summer that, at least will he retained, Ber
rles and bronzed leaves are much worn on
straw. charming novelty is the ionauii
made or rice paper. Then there are narcissus
green olives primroses, all of which NAV be
also used for the spring bOnnets.
Evening star., 1867-05-20
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D SITS
RY GREEN & WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PAS
I'll PAlNTINGS: STERLING SILVER AND
At the residence of Vim. Wilkinson. north .
corner 18th street on FRIDAY MORNING, oath
instant, commencing at 10 o clock
DINING ROOM
Extension Table, French Plate Mirror
Tea set hard plate J large Tray. Urn, Coffee and
ca Pots, Sugar and Cream Stands Bowl nc
Table spoons and Forks, large and small sterling
silver. tabout IS ounces)
one sci, SET f9ur % English Coored Engravings, 1.-The
Jolly Old Squire S Last Fox Hunt = believed to
have no duplicate in the United States,
PARLORS.
Mahogany Piano, Bookcase, Whatnot gfr-
Parl9r Organ and Cylinder Case, with IL cylinders
playing GU tunes and 10 full overtures, imported
Sofa, French Plate Pier Glass and Bracket
Arm and other Chairs p
Sofa Table, COLLATION. Table
Eight day Gilt Clock, for manteI
Marble-tOp Wine Case
Large heavy Silver plated Punch Bowl and ster.
bohemian Glass and Plate Cordial Stand
Pair Glass Drop Chandeliers
Plush Carpets, Rugs
Three ap large Pastel Paintings, So by 80 inchesNo
ties, both BY, Hirsch; No 3, Careless Atti-
u tude- by Brochi. an original
Two large French Engravings-''The Creation y
and the Birth Of Christ
BED ROOMS AND ENTRY
Hat Rack. Beds: Bedsteads Bureaus
Two Mahogany Wardrobes
Tenders. Carpets. Chairs
Small Oil Paintings and Engravings
A fine Rockaway Carriage, an extra Pole and
One set of Single Harness
Terms % cash hh'",e S$iS SKEES !s% wi2TIhMs SI ~
MUD Int.S thron. AuctiOneprs
Evening star., 1867-05-20
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers,
II No. s26, southeast corner 7th and D sts.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRePERTY oPPC.
SITE THE N0RTHERN LIBERTY MARKET

On TUEsDAY, the 18th instant, ct 6 O'Clock ..
CsIlAn'. subdi vision Of original Lot No. 4, in
SQUARE No. ,46l, having 20 feet 5 inches front by
l26 feet in depth, fronting On 7th street, ct the
corner Of New York avenue. with til . improve.
melts. consisting Of > three story Brick House, =,
some ten rooms. With gas, 30, knewn 40 George
Delhi restsurant M .l.o, adjoining, We shall sell
front by q good depth. -. -
This property offers great inducements to pur.
chAsere as is OF the best pieces OF property
that il in the market for sale. = : "
Terms One. half cash; balance in six and ~
by deed Of trust on the premises. All convey
spci ng ana ssvenue stamps at the cost OF the pur
mylS.d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts q
Evening star., 1867-05-20
THE EVENING STAR.
AN ARCTIC vision.

= -
Where the snort-legged Esunimaux g
Waddis in the ice aAd snow, saar,fE
And the playful polar bear .zs rs .fHf
Nips The hunter una ware; a.a F8--ts
here by day they track the ermine
And oy night ano.h er vermine- a
segment Of the fErgld zone, a-.sz
Where the temperature along .t
warns on St. Elias cone;
Polar dock, where Nature slips
From the ways her icy ships;
Land of fox and deer and sable.
Shore end OF enr western cable r
Let the news that dying goes
Thrill through all your Arctic foes
And regerberate the boast Hf ace
Prom the cliffs Of Beechey's coast,
TIL the tidings, circiir ground
Every bay of Norton Sound,
Throw the vocal tide-waye back
To the isles OF Ksdiae. ..r --
Let the stately polar bears
Waltz around the pole III pairs, H
a nd the wairus in his glee,
Bare his tusk of ivory;
While the bold sea unicorn
Calmly takes N extra horn;
All ye polar skies reveal your
Very rarest OF par heIia;
Trip IL all, ye merry dancers,
In the ARREST of lancers;
Slide, ye solemn glaciers, slide,
One inch further to the tide,
Nor IN wild precipitation,
Upset TyndaiIs calculation.
Know you not what fate awaits You,
Cr 10 whom the future mates you! -
AL ye icebergs make saIaam-
You belong to Uncle Sam!
On the spot where Eugene Sue .a.F-
Leo his wretched wandering Jew,
Stands form whose features strike
Russ and Esq Quimaux alike.
He 1t Is when Skolds of old
In their RunIc rymes foretold:
Lean of flank and IAnk Of "a W
See the real Northern Thor!
See the awful Yankee leering
Just across the Straits of Behring sa
On the dritted snow, too plain,
Sinks his fresh tobac co stain
just beside the deep linden.
Tation of his Number 10.
Leaning on his icy hammer
Stands the hero Of this drama.
And above the wild ducks clamor,
In his own peculiar grammar.
With its lipgual DISCUSSES, ..a
Lo, the Arctic prologue rises: #
"Wa'n. reckon 'taint SO bad.
SEEM eZ twas all they had:
True the Springs are rater late
And early Falls preoominate;
But the ice crops pretty sure,
And the air is kinder pure;
xTaint so very mean trade,
When the land Is all surveyed,
There's right smart chance for fur chas,
All along this recent purchase,
And unless the stories fail,
Every fish from cod to whale.
Recks, toe; mebbe quartz; let's see
'Twould be stran ge if there should be
Seems I've heard such stories told;
En!-Why, bless You-yes, it's goldr
While the blows are falling thick
From his California pick,
You may recognize the Thor
OF the vision that / saw
Freed from legendary glamor
See the real magieian's hammer.
San Francisco Bulletin,
Evening star., 1867-05-20

A WIFE SHOT BY HER RHUsBANp.-Mrs. Ann
McCofrey, residing a. No. $50 Tenth avenue,
New York, was killed by her husband, who
snot her with revolver. late on Tuesday
night. Soon after the report Of the pistol was
heard the officers entered the room and found
her upon the floor, bleeding from a wound in
her neck. She died the next morning. She
sald ner husband shot her because Of their
difference Of opinion on religious ubjects He
was found IN the room, and the pistol wit b
which she had been shot was living near aim