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marset for wAeat though exceedingly quiet WAS NOR
lot. AZ o. Nos, and spring were offered very .par,ay
srs The .sT: .ss Sas sa:hsis
FOR s,rAsh. No spr and s. ~ Tor white Cal.
sns ns%sf o. ss. almost
sales wsrs small and soaaned mostly small lois Of
- ss: rs: s.R'i:s q - ..ss S!
for white Southern IS for yellow 40, s.d
Ar s.nasd q. ems soooS bushels :. Sc WYE
50 s.sy . ss ss
ss rm r.. Az. IVES: s .sn ma. I -
or rye we heard Of no sales; prices nominal
bale. cotton at "a led sOs Sbls hour =. .. 81 81
sran at SD 500 bales ed ps a. d "a anu sSs
bacon al 4o We heard Of NO charters aot prevsus
GussY BAss.-A sale OF 100 bales was made at 1870.
GUNNY tLofn WAS su and nominal last quotations.
heard o. mo transactions; lic' gold, was the
'h,Pp.n. and y % - q fer retail lots.
changed Sale. .s a According to s sua,
noAssxs here wasa good demand freH rehners for
srisoa 1876 hhds including aa5 cuSA mascovsdo $50
NAVAL sroREs-fhsre was fair demand for spirits tur
ou. 81 .. re ~ the nrea.ea arm
sapsns heard Of no On a i saes Rom
closed hsm a. 8: " for c9'anon and strained So 2
sales sas ibis strained 81 and s9 do No a S Is
oIsins;ed wss yry held al III 10 81 Is n c.sko
and bbla, vita sales 400 galous at the inside price
por Al is Lsra was Ste dy, " til moderats jo5bns
demand at 81 IS 81 ~ Tor prime city Other kinds
steady.
Accommodations 2eS bbls pork eS do bcef 400 dc
and iOc Kegs lard ls pkgs meats and Ug dressed
being far speculative demand but particular
Win ss'Is' ss " ssS S ss.
bis SCI 10 81 Ii for old $2 S s2s rs for
Do. ana Ss :, SIP y for pr me mess The saes for for
So So $50 do last half DO At Sc ga and $50 do for
February a; s y sellers oPo r.. gr.sssd hogs mere
prices quite steady About $50 obs di,p
$50 for extra DO fierce pam be.i a. An former
prices msds demand the sales being go terces
s 81 aaas msss e Cut
meats were steady at tbs quotations in asst We heard
sealy pics The comprised go tsxs at lihc for
snort ro i14o for short GEAR l0c u,sc for CumDer
witty In for ard previous prices for which
Mt iaea. however Inc ssies were 100 bDls = iaac
anu cheese was without change OF moment.
PKrRoLxUx-Crudo In bulk moderately active and
100 bbls. S,sc. lot Of 1900 bbs In shipping
order sold at Ice ior branded there active demand
sales coprsed i b5. standard white on the spot and
White in f ,s ne aS psis oa
hrmer sales LOCO obs standard white At 3D. $50 do
white Tor febru .ry se,lers option private terms.
RicnCarolns was firmly held ut &c. lOc owing TO tho
sUGAR-ihere a better demand Tor raw, prices for
which were unchanged, fair to good refining Cuba being
private terms and 500 boxes I0,c Re1ned
selling freely ut former 16c. for
hard, l5hc 1915 for soft white and lic loo. Tor yell
TALLow was moderately active Of 900 lbs
HaisxEY-Receipts 3a4 bbls There was no busncss Of
Importance transacted; prices remained nominal
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There was strans and excited market for govern
nent securities all day. and the invest
mont demand at The counters OF The leading dealers
was very active. Considerable purchases OF fve-twen
ties OF 1862 and 1885 made for shipment by tho
Soreign bankers, and the advance in these most
anarked In consequence Of thsr sympathy with gold
The enre list improved to the extent OF y TX per
cent and at the close the tendency strongly up
ward under brisk demand, which was stimulated bv
che further advance gold ait0r tho adjournment Of
che board
O. AZ The commencement Of business the stock market
developed reactorary tendency, and At the carly SEES
sion OF the open board 1t dropping but active Erie
declined 10 75l and Rock Island 70 971s AT the first
regular board, Erie having meanwhile sold aswn 10
z5X, there dimnined pressure to sell, and prices
experienced parua recovery while the market gained
strength as the call progressed New York Central
closed lower than al the sane tme Saturday, Erie
III, Reading 4, Cleveland aad Pittsburg Y, Rock
Island x, Northwestern Z, do. preferred ", Fort
Wayne II, Pacine Man y, Quicksilver az Michigan
Central was u lehet Cleveland and Toledo u, MI
-waukse and ST. Paul l, Cumberland Coal x. Western
Union Telegraph u. Government securities were
buoyaut. Sixes OF 1851 closed 4 higher. coupon Ave
twenties OF 1862 \, al 1864 u. OF 1885 u,
nov ssne OF 1866 ", new Issue Of 1861 " seven
thirtes, second ssries a.
Al the open board at one O'Clock the market was
srong aud Ere sold 784 Michigan Southern at s75s
and Northwestern conmos, which, active, at 62H.
Afterwards Ere advanced 10 tex 76sl. but at tire
second regular board the improvement was not fully
sustained, although the market had hrm undertcne
New York Central closed Il higher than NJ the frss
regular BOARD, kro H. Hudson River ~, Michigan Cen.
trail " Cleveland aud Pnsburg IL, Northwestern ~,
Fort Wayne Il, Milwaukee mud ST Paul !, Pacific Mail
Il. Western Union Telegraph e Rock Island was y
lower Norinwes preferred "a, Cumber land Coal y
Government securities continued buoyant Skies Of 1881
closed higher. coupon nvetwenties OF 1862 u Issues
OF 1864 lsc5 u, issue Of 1865 u, seven
shlries, second serIes -. Al the open board al baf-
past three prices declined sgnty. Eric sold at 755s
Rock Island at 97s aud Norihs estern ~ 6lT 62h.
subsequently the msrke renamed rather heavy but nj
the close II seasy the following quot atons the
indications bcag reaction had spent It's forco:
New York Central, 124b 114< Erie 73H s735s;
READING s3A a s5x; Michigan Southern, S6A S6I
Cleveland aud r-sburg, 93l OIL Rock Is and, 9T9s
97k; Fcr wayne Iol4 nloik: Northwestern, ol1 a
90; do preferred, 1871 73s.; Pacific Mail, 1lSx a
u3x; Western Union Telegraph, 37H 377s
The foreign exchange nsrksg dull and heavy, and
although the leading drawers a-ked 1922 for their
sixty days sterling bills sales second hand we're
made u d below this rate IN some instance.
The advance In gold checked the demand
from importers and tho time stimulated ship
aasnts OF produce and srcuriies
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meut the demand vs moderately active and the offerings
ing 27so fer sPsealaton and export We auole.-

CoFrrE.-ihs market Tor Rio "a urasuay active and
prices were serJ arn The sales 54s bags
20 arive al HID: gold in bond 500 Alliasce;
eS Nautilus lvv do. ex bravo, and 20os do Abbie
sales
-Four AND GRAM-Receipts. $50 bbls Aour and
~, pags corn mesl, l2i0 bushels wheat a. So. corn
sS 40 cats &oI DO rye sad $50 do barley The market
LOT otaIe ana western hour continued duh ana though
ieaacon Of from Os 10 gee, and in OF der sell
teh correspond ng roduetioh would hav made
en- ~ eades Extra state heavy and uomina ~ lower
saornlt was dun and heavy and lower: the sales
4sp bols Southern hour also duh there
vas n change OF moment sales 80 bes at eur quotations.
hys Jour was quiet nth snes af Is Sy5 bib . II 81 81
~ 40 Cora meal was duh aud prices were nominal We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MoNDAT Jan. NV. VI.
corroacn account " the advance 10 gold snd The favor
able cabe advce from liverpool the market was again
armer prices beng fully Ac perib. bghor Asthe mprov
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nospay, Jan. 1876 p ]

MONDAY, Jan. 13-oPM
This has been day OF great excitement In the gold
The market opened At 1885 and after touching
1857 advanced steadily to lao the closing price prior
TO ths sdjoarning OF the board following which sd-
vanced TO l4i, and the latest quotation was l4os<
l4oT The speculative transactions were very heavy
and mainly In favor OF RISE There was Moderately
active borrowing demand for eon and loans made
at rates ranging from three TO seven per for
ing and without Interest The gress clearsss Amounted
TO the gold balances to So sl9els and the
currency balances TO s3.os7,43o The Reconstruction
bill, acopy Of which telsgraphed from Wasapg-
Son ON Saturday evening the principal cause
the advance early In the day, ana after
wards tho proceedings In Congress this afternoon
LED to the further rise above l4o Men who received
private tsl.grams from Washington, reporting VII had
tanspred In the House OF Representatives. immediate
~ orders to buy gold. The vote to suspend the
rules In order allow Of action upon the Senate bill
relating to the supreme Court REGARDED q sure
sign that II would pass. as well the Rsconsrus-
zion bill suspending civil government In the South and
both are locked upon as revolutionary their
Gcter while the restoration OF Stanton by the Senate
is regarded as certain, and the possible
are difficult TO foresse. Meanwhile tho dstrust thus
accustomed is reflected in the course Of gold. the
tendency Of which is still upward.
The stock market has been Irregular and NJ INTERVAL.
downward early In the forenoon the announcement
OF heavy dedication on the part Of James Leverch
the second teller OF the City Bank somewhat unsettled
st. The amount was stated high $3.50 ooo but the
omcers OF the bank have lot yet ascertAusd tho full
'oxtent OF the fraud Money In good demand from
The Stock Exchange owing Increased activity Of
speculative business but the supply supsrabundant
at per cent with most Of the transactions at SIX
The leading dcalers in governmsnt securities were en-.
e'ed to borrow nearly all they required I've per cent
nut this rate was exceptional among borrowers In
general First class commercial paper passed freely at
the legal rate, and the amount Offering is limited
The statement OF the associated banks Of th city fer
Che week ending Saturday last differs in no particular
from the figures already published, the legal tender
notes having increased DIS the specie 49s "a.
the deposits $776i,7ss aud tho loans S342s 426 the
only Item which has decreased being circulation to
che amount Of $40 z57 Tue now In stronger
position than they have beon many months past and
At this time last year their condition undetaed
yhe differences appended baiag ,hose between the
returns dated respectively January IL 1857 and January
II, 1866
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1''7777I-7-7 -
SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTIoN SALE OF $40 90 WORTH OF MAGNIFI-
"A cent household furriture, rosewood Pianoforte.
Paintings. Bronzes drawing room suis, Velvet Carpet
Mirtors &c Of.LANDO WA.REN, Aucuoneer. will sell
THIS tluesday At tho elegant West Six
teenth street Fifth and avenses sale
mencng At lUla O'Clock. Sunere rawtng Room suits
In french brocatcl OF the richeA
wood Etagarcs, secretary BOokcae 700 volumes Of
Books Paintings by nent artift~, Clocks
airy, China Vases kpcegnuras Cabinets, turkish
Easy Chars Per- Mnne Mirrors, Lace Curtains
Pienofnrie, richest Instrument offered
this season: rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bed
stcads Wa!dr0Les Hair and Spring Matlresse
Tables Buffet elegant set CHINA, CLASS SILVER Ware Table
Cutlery Linen hls0 all Furniture OF
basement Kitchen Furniture sale pereinptory a.
Tho above residences foc sale. Inquire Of the A
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AMUsEMENTs.

: :, n 2 : srrl-ss.:.-~->>-
B.sIssr. WEE MR. q. g. pos!rAcg;
Comic Song. f''1fA 1 Ss.-. Mr. p saa s.aa'
cAsIGios Mr. s5SiFScE Bro, aas B aud Ne
as The idios
snlpar EVENING, hssEFlr OF O. G. BoSlFAcs,
" iTsysars N N.sss::
" n.t e,sbi. AZ hanAser
IT,; r;s:s .as. Il; 4 %
Pao II or Any oas E '9s ea lAI * NE Il yS
;ss:ss y and are ns, s greater q me com
Exquisite Scenery. Partisan Costumes.
saskspsars's Haaor p4l shas.p passs song.
THE oRANDEST OF MoD&RN sfsss ffstciIshs
comic .Sms, R s5 d K pnk
n QUiNLiN, +. FRANKs
7: }. HIND. j. B. HOWi.AND
". s;yEfFEks6x, Mis-. cnasA flshEE
Miss Ahiok kkIsoS. Mr.. Mrs. & s s5@s5sSH'
MIS- aAesle Al1eaEI-, FEB. >
i SsSSfRo& SSEpsFsDs H = Jss 5 MATINEE
KisToki,s FAREWELL. TO NEW YoRK
GRAND ELi Ella 81 - I MATINEE
Adelaide RIsrOnI for The last time In New York in
har rrent role Of -
- EiIZa REry ouEFN oF rncrANn
SIG sOLZO AS EsSEX
THURSDAY NORMA NlaBI
In BROOKLYN next week Tuesday Ristori m Marie
Antoiaette.
Thursday evening Jan I6 NORMA night he frst
sms in Anessa the grand tr.ssdy Of
FaEaA
ADELAIDE ElsToRI fer the hrst time IN her grea.
tragic Of
NORMA
Friday eyening, Jan. IL, Ristori's farewell night,
BENEFIT OF NINE. tIsToRI
MARIE ANTON TIE.
IN BHOOKLYN, On TUESDAY, JAN. Al R.STORT AS
MARIE ANTOINETrE.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC-RIsroRT
ID Divsotor ...--.-. u 9RAU
X EXT TUESDAY JANijARY 81
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4 uCrION NOTICED. n CAULklNs AUCTION.
"A eer-HfTuBwAY & 60. will sell on Tuesday Wednes.
day and Thursday January "a 10 aud - s6s
al III O'Clock ". cach daybankrupt sale by order OF
creaitorsthc entire stock Fixtures &C. &C. contained in
consist ne Of very and general
s.ortmen OF chpcs Wines Liquors iaar &c Sc In cas-
cases, bottles, eemijohrs, sc Champa Hocks Carets
fine Brsndos 10 cases Ports Sherrls- IRISH scotch aud
Bourbon VIII key: Rhine ne, Hungarian Wine Brandy
Peaches In Jars. &c, &c ". b.Sae positive without
serve Catalogues had by apply ne al the $50 Of
auctonecr l4A ater street PiQa
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A ucrIoN NorIcE.-LuKE FITZGERALD, AUCTION.

Large and positive sale OF over Sls0o0
worth iosc rid Furniture tns day (Tues
dayl Jan a. IL o'clock A. " precisely at the elegant
1--WE story residence, li9 West Eglb sfe Fth
and sixth Avenues consisting OF velvet and Brussels
pets magnificent rosewood Pisnoioe cost $780, four
asnt Psrlor with the richest bro
cate and reps Mirrors Isca Curtains ksh Cha
Lounges rosewood Eta Centre fables 30 ots Of
pArlor oman cots ork- of vases stausry:
rosewood wninut Bedsend,. Bureaus wsshstands. hair
and spr,nr Mattresses Blankets sofas, Cbairs Rockers
ouges Minors Clocks Extension Table siGeboard rich
cut ia Cams silver Ware Table Cutlery, &c. NJ H.
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A UCTfoN NorIcE.--THE BALANCE OF The STOCK
"A Of Carriage Repository 9 and 4ol broadway
Foryb ~ street. viii be nnued on WedDesday, january
Is az eleven os ook aHd viii 1tnue until everything
sod the consists very fine Road orses
Cosehes et, Phsetous, top and open Wagons, Rncks
war. Express, Business, Grocer. Depot and jaeger
Wagons, Single and Double harness; Blankets, RoDss
Bells &c slso lew Portland and losny sleghs sti
mai 10 be sold.
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by henry d. MINER, AUCTION ERR-SALESRoQN
- Nassau street, opposite the Post ono
HOTEL FIXrURf5, LRA5B, GOOD WILL 10.
MINER SoMEKvILLE will sell at anoan. ON Tues
day January IA at IL O'clock at $40 sixth between
Thirty and Thirty third streets the well known
Hotel and Fixtures turnure Bedding Cooking Utensils,
Billiard Tables together In Lease, GOOD W Ill &c
dong splendid business and to be sold without
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AMUsE MENTs.

NIBLo's GARDEN
~ Lessee aud MANAGER wv WHkAILHr
JAN Yr Is q sEslsi EVENING AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
sE~ '1iSS sisd 'FiSi rAsroxmn rxrnAv.
in Prologue and three aos. A. Jane, Mortimer entitled
IN which WI ARTIST rTNbEs celebrated
The piece p.oasesa WIN everything new. and after
ONE HrsDRaDo ' fie 81 : sesi OF DOLLARS.
Tue $1,000 n I. oy a. Aarsson, A. strong. Thorns
MECHANICAL EFFEcrs BY j. Froude, Leo and assist
now Of this es,ab.ishaen) And Nine Costa A~.''
FJsWffsi.s s % ssnssS 1ss Haze 9.rars
..Gas AND cAIciua EFFECTS BY Charles Murray and
TIE INCREASED oRcREsrR. AND FULL CHORUS
under the direction OF f. hosnhsner who has
ne" overture expressly n ri A c p.srs
among others win embrace the names OF
Aesrs Mark Smith, Nining Bowers T. b. Holmes,
Hernandez Foster. Rendi.. &c
theatre Msha sey Aas gs, uo" from ss
Xueens theatre Londoa; Lizzie Wimore j. De Lacy. KAYE
Palmer eolson. Leclaire
TiiHE GRAND BALLET.
Nar,s Boniaut, Louise Billion, Prsmeres Absolute.
A Soalxe fonsani, chereoeih.
lnvsrnezzl zuardl RieaiensberE
keru suadel. finehutsl
zx.. CORiPAEES. y.
SIXTEEN GERMANS,
SIXTEEN AMERICANS
AND FIFTY EXTRA LADIES,
A"f fHs 'fP'asssroMiaE XND HiAiR;LEoUiaADe
VII INTRODUCES ihose renowned masters o. the mimic arr
from Dtury Lane, London and principal Theatres OF Eng
hnf,
Harry Hemmngs.. Clown
John Burke Hemmings .Pantalooa
Tho auIiary nd viii ass, ..
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UCTioS NOTICE. W. CAMPBELL 4 Co, AUC.
n tioneers.-J. W, CAMPBELL, "a. salesman, otlco
lUs Sixth Avenue with sell Wednesday commencing 10
O'Clock the ndcent Household FURNITURE enre, OF .
four private residence compr sung toms go lotssn
elegant and general assortment Dealers and buyers
cay invited Catalogues and particulars WedneEtay
nornir.
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A UcTtoS Norrcg.-uRNRy @. EVANS. AUCTION
eer vi sel without reserve bv order OF the execn.
tors Tu,siay Jan a. a. rs vesey street. New York
entire balance 81 stock hand cipystng OF white gran
lie and cormsn Mare, plain and cut Glassware, white
Frencn China store Fixtures DC Goods carefully
psckcd tor shipping
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AuCrroN NoficE.-M DOUGHTY, ArCrioNEEE,
~ will sell this the saiesoum, ~ Nassau street.
large and general assortment raror, Chamber Dining
Room and Library SUITS China, Cr0ctery and Glass Ware
Ranges; also superior line q one knsravngs, Mat.
tlossss. BeddnR Ae. sale peremplory. -
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HENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
NASSAU street opposite the Post Office.

MINER SOMERyILLH will sell at auction on We'd
nesday January Ii at los O'Clock at their saicroon.
Nassau street, largo and collection CT Line and
kngrayings chremo Ltaographs Prints &C.. &C. togeths
with private collection OF fine oil Paintings 10 be sol
without reserve. Particulars In to-no rows paper
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BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT JAN. Ii
81 ut II o'clock At the auction NO. North WILL
liam street. Household Furniture consisting Of general
assortment OF Parlor Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture, also by virtue Of execution, enorepr0o
iron Ssfs, Counters Desks, &C.
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Keep u bcgore the People.

That the Republican party has reduced the ma
tional debt over eight hundred millions Of dol.
lars since the close Of the war account
That the Republican party has lighicDed the
burdens Of taxation more than two hupdred mil
lions OF dollars since the close Of the war
That the Republican party has reduced the
rate Of taxation about one-half what Il was du-
ring the war.
That the Republican party saved the Union
from the results Of Democratic treason.
Tha, the Republican party Is the only party
pledged 10 the support of all rights for sil-ihc
poor MS well rs the rich, iae ignorant as well as
the learned
That the Democratic party, through open aud
covert rebellion, has cost the country over three
hundred thousand Of the bravcsl patriots the
world has ever known.
That the Democratic rebels crippled for life
three hundred thousand as pure patriots as the
world has ever known
That the Democratic rebels gave to the North
n million of weeping widows and mourning or
phans, our friends, our neighbors and relatives.
That the Republican party will restore peace
aud prosperity 10 the county
That the Democratic party is pledged TO rev.
olulion aud epudiation, and that this policy
means more debt, more blood, and oyershelml-
ing ruin.--AlbaRy journal.
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BE COmrtcOHs.''

This simple cNhoriaiion of the Christian Amos.
tie Is brimiul Of practical good sense. II applies
TO make life mote intensely and Christianly hu.
man TO make men think Of aud feel for each
other 10 all the possible relations Of pleasure and
business aud calamity. Courteousness 10 quite
synonymous with the true idea Of poliieneas.
You may gather It's full significance from these
shades OF meaning he civil-be obliging-bc
friendl y-minded-be polite.
There Is a vast deal OF vagueness respecting 10.
lieness. The cold mannerisms Of arisiOcracy are
known 20 be mere hollow prctenscs. The rough
boorshuess Of the un,uiored is alike defective In
the real virtue Of civility. Genuine poliiencss il
from the heart. II springs spontaneously forth.
aud : grace which cannot be readily counter.
ieited. We can account for and forgive awk.
waTlness. where there are unmisiakablc evlden-
ces ul an honest heart. True heart.acii0ns have
always in them the virtue OF elegance.
The entire system Of ofetiquetie Is most beautiful.
" cpli0miked In that suggestive uiicrAnce Of
Jesus Thou shalt love thy neighbor as .hyself."
Here Is couched the life aud spirit Of polieness
When We have properly respect for oursclf, then,
aud not till then, will We show proper respect for
our iellow.men.
Love tha; takes upon itself nothing bu, the
mere type OF profession Is valueless; but tina,
which speaks and ministers alone causes the hear,
10 rejoice
Poli,encss Is Of practical use daily. How II
ighlens the heavy burden OF the weary how il
sweetens the bitter portions Of the suffering how
u glanddens the sorrowful? how Il gladdcns the
merciful7 II costs nothing, and yet how inesli-
mablc lie price 10 above rubes. Sunshine is n its
presence aud beneath lis fostering care grow al
the nobler graces OF life 10 luxuriant richness.
The idea that constant politencss would render
social life siffand restrained, springs from most
false estimate Of Il. True polileness is the pcr.
fec, ease and freedom Of feeling aud acting. II
simply consists IN treating Others as you would
like TO he treated yourself Happy the family
where courtesy prevails. Happy they who know
how to be polite.
D ye surly, nneoulh boOrish ones, but for you
earth would be thousandfold more lovely ?
And you yc frciting, siewing and scolding ones,
how ye fll 10 the very bFim the cup Of the weak
and suffering, who otherwise would be NJ happy
A. the morning lark Il Il your mission 10 make
souls chan, perpeiually the woefnl missrere Of
sorrow No this Is the mission Of dsmons not
meni
Go thou, and by thy kindness fash thy bright
rays OF snnligh, across the shadowed path Of Thy
brother. Go and be courteous.
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NIsArPLiEb GIyTs. MIR. IIelmbold has given
forty thousand dollars 10 the Democratic party
George W. Childs OF the Philadelphia Lstiysr
has given burying ground 10 the printers Of
Philadelphia.
II 10 plain that these two gifts have been mis-
applied. The forty thousand dollars would have
been n more welcome present undoubtedly to the
Philadelphia printers than place TO be buried
In while there could not have been n more ap-
propriate donation 10 the Democratic party, un.
der existing circumstances, than n graveyard.
Even the Marble for their tomb Is rcs,lcssly stalk.
ing about, trying TO determine over whose ashes
10 stand Nee York San