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Harlem isssh street, between Second and Third
= n Il a ;ss "a: se S $
with nxtures heater and modem lot u feet
mortgage sa o. ssssa y 's' ''''''' ''''e'' .
RYJ.w. CAMPBELL. yR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- co win sell on Thursday, % close business, viz
:. Ssss c::s sPs Counter. ss;isas; s:ss1: aud
,S S1e sr good AwRins superior bronze
sas iceboa Rss sverpiaed Ware, 0lsssware Crocksry
sssa sas .e
two years Lease Of fne At cheap rent no rss'ric
% square, WIN sell Thursday April j. a. ~ ococks tho
Wine Room and Restaurant, sos Warren street., on the
ID surfEs dIs q9ikESTl9S S,;kE,aas OF
BY eminent artists Catalogue sale this day. March 81 nj
Artists salssroOn 90 Nassau street, commencing ioY
e az IT. SR.s. II .seiss sss
sss, e ss Fus ss ss, Sm s s
saloon and Restaurant This has for years
u liquors as
sossn some .y yssr' nse h and wen worthy hs ssa
pY y. coLroN, ArcTI0sEER- -x0sTsAqE SALE OF
ID the entire elegant Furniture IN house No. So West
Ninth street. More full particulars tomorrow and Friday
mornnss
RYIw, CAMPBELL. yR, AucTIoSEER-w WILL SELL
store 2o Elizabeth street No reserve Buyers and dealers
pY MAX BAYERsDoRrER. .AucTIoNERR-sALEs-
~ room 80 Bewsgy. ~nAYERsDORfEE a co. sells q
sges aa house parior sas Brussels and Ingram Car
pets elegant Per Mirrors, hnc Piano Centre Tables large
black walnut Desks. black walnut and mahogany Bedtend
snverware, crocksry aud kitchen furniture Utensils Xc
IA lots.
RY A n. cnIsTALAn,, AycrIosEEn;
FIRST ClAss City Made and Partisan
wainr: and Kcsewgod Furniture. -
Ist At II ocoek Al their sae.roon ~ Brosiwsy between
Eisrsns Pompadour ParIor and Library snii.
s bS SSa cssu paa and fs6 rS e..d .sa s
Chamber Salts; also E,sgeres Bafet. Boosasses, Wari
robes cit frame and black wslnu, French Plate Mirrors,
about furnishing will IN the sale well worthy OF their attend
lance. Catalogues Gtae
LY A. NJ. CRIsrALAR AUCTfoNEER.
ID hssgnees sale effects Of the New York Mat Steamship
Company, bankrupt--A. N. CRfsrALAR son VIII sell,
this Wednesday, March 81 a. u o'elock pier 70 North river,
go Sheets, Quilts and blankets
Bos.-, engine nna .sl,ees:
~. =, vs iron, Zinc. Brass and Copper:
Ship Chsndlsrs' Stores. Tools Furniture. &e.
Hrosdwsy between Canal and Howard os Of Cabinet and
Standing Desks Oncs Furniture By order OF r. j.
Hubbard and A. j. Hennion, Assignees Catalogue NsHe
1ooK TRADE -sALE.-CLINroN HALL, AsroR
spSy TIsaa saesr2oms aD,sr aid sr gss qs.s5s,
March S and following days, al A. ". daily the senii'
annual trade sale Of Books win commence as above.
EDWARD rErrTyGER, AucrIoygER.--ssrH SALE
81 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Central ohce 30 Mulberry street.
corsng OF miscellaneous ariiclca Lead, Rope Cotton,
Wool Mems and Womcn's Clothing, Dfygoods, watches,
Jewery, Pistols, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, &C.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS. AuctioneeF.
Sal

Executors' Sale,
Elegant Household Furniture, Statuary.
Bronxes and about 100 Ancient and Modern OH
Paintings BY order OF the Executors OF Herman Bruen Es
Deceased.
HENRY HENRY b. LEEDS MINER win sell ey auction, on
Herman Brusn, Esq deceased, ct ssl West Fourteenth
street. between Seventh and Eighth without
pets Mirrors ebony and ormolu Centre Tsb!e, suit rose
rosewood Eagere Suit in and white silk elegant buhl
upright Panoforte, made by Van Overbcrgh, Paris;
Marble s.atnsr Eepre,sn,lnR Dans Copy from Ansqus
and Napoleon, large Vases choice Paintings by
celebrated ancient and modern ass Of the highest class
Dining Room Furnturc-CRrved oak Suit In figured silk,
marble Buns. Bronze and Marble Clock and Ornsmen
Elegantly carved oak Bookcases Library Table, Suit In
reps, Bronze Sliding Chandelier Also assort
found loruo.
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DY HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEEM
SUPERB SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, COSTLY STATu.
AIRY, &C., BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF GUS
TAVUS A. CONOvER, ESQ.,, DECEASED.
HENRY H. LEEDS q MINER win sell by auction on the
o'clock each evening, a the LEEDS ART GALLERIES
Nos 6 and $40 Broadway southwest Twelfth street.
the above valuable private collection all
and Of them selected by late owner Europe.
Among other distinguished artists are, vix:--
Eastman Johnson, Geo. Inness, H. Schaep,
A. ID. Shatsuck. Jas. n. Hart. A. Willie,
A. r. TaM VIM. Hart, r. Hiddeman,
Rembrandt Peale Geo. II. Boughton, z. Geselchap,
Lilly N. Spencer, Meyer Bremen, Geo. Moriand,
Jervis NcEntee, G. N. Webb, G. Sus,
6. Coleman, +. Bosch, r. Fleury,
W. H. Powell Williams, wm Shayer Seignr,
Edmonds, Gay, Farrar.
Omeganck, Westall and others.
Also superb pieces Stauary. revolving pedesals
representing "ESMARELDA," the duplicate of
for the Emperor Of Russa the other, .sITALY FREED
FROM HER CHAINS" both by the celebrated artist Ro
;sti Also valuable collscon BY Van hsIcke scignsc
Lemmens Won Seben, Accard, Tony de Bergues Le Ray
Couurer and Others They exhibition above
day and evening" until the sale which viii be without
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rrELEGRAM CARTOON.
THE GLASS OF
FASHION.

SEE EVENING TgLEaRAM OF FRIDAY Next.
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AnrUsErrryfs,

-
NYl6ScS GARDEN.
IN LsssssS sud ns1aQsra yARR1TT rALAkb
The rsespss = NlS!0'S GARDEN e wines Ne psss;
E.bmsry .xers. FIFTY. .KUVs IHoysAND FOUR HUN,
DRIED AND EIQHTYSIx DOfls 9S the largest returned
the United statss = tie cy being
from ZEN THOUSAND 10 THIRTY fhSUsAhD Dull
LA Rs II advance Of The other leading thsasyes
THE REN1WNED LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE
- BRILLIANT, uNEQU1vOCAL AND
VERSION.
THE FORTY THIEVES;
srRIxIxo OIL IN IN FAMILY JARS
FORTY THfEyES LYDIA THOMPSON.
FORTY THIEVES PAULINE MARKHAM.
FORTY THIEvES. LIZA WEBER.
fORfY THIEVES. EMMA uRATrAN.
FORTY THIEVER. The deep-dyed BECKETT.
FORTY THIEVES. FUN, bPECTACLE,
FORTY THIEVES.l SONGE AND DANCES.
FORTY THIEVES. The Sleepy Policeman
FORTY Thieves. The Dancing Donkey.
FORTY THIEVES. The Laughing Iran Scene.
FORTY THIEVES. The Nursery RhymeA
FORTY THIEVES. Thu Silver Forest
FORTY THIEVES. The Cave OF the Forty.
FORTY THIEVES. THE FETE AT MABILLE
FORTY THIEVES. Unanimously pronounced to be the
FORTY THIEVES. Great SensAtOn of the Day,
FORTY THIEVES. Rslshod aliks BY young and old.
FORTY THlEVES. Every evening at 8
FORTY THIEVES. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 3
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THE GLASS OF
FASHION.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT.

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT.
A DRIAN b. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
N Auction sale OF Houses Brighton Hsiahts Staten
ADRIAN H. MULLER. ra =. Il WILKINS ! CO, WILL
ss a. sueSn on PdaE ART lsS :, Sooc = The
Houses on Brighton Heights staten ialsnd rss cQuaran-
ne landing These houses built during the year,
pleasantly situated high ground and in healthy loca
tion about 6 rods from the ferrv and command view
Of the harbor tho houses two story and Atc, frame,
with brick basement; contain II rooms, with modern I'M
provemens, range, gas and gas fixtures throughout.
Also, valuable Lots adjoining the above and fronting
The property Adjoins the land Of John c. rssu Esq ana
o near the resdence OF DIR. John G. Westsrvet
For full particulars apply TO the auctoueers No. ffns M
AUCTION SALE
NORRIS WILKINS, Aucsiouser.
BYE. q. LUDLOW CO.,
wednesday, March 81. lsss
ssls o'clock, At the Exchange salesroom Ill BroadwaQ
East Thry-fourth street, No. 15l-Fr class House, be-
tween Lexington Third 3d. 10xb3 feet lot S
West Forty street, No. 1Frst class House. between
Broadway and Sixth avenue, 23x50 feet; lot lU05
West 23d street, Lots and Gore north side 123d street,
between New and Ninth avenues, each 26xl0on
street between Grand Boulevard and Eleventh each
25x9Q.11.
Maps Of all the above At the auctioneer's once.
A UCTION sALE-TEIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, CON-
"a mencfng at Iox O'Clock, at private
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WILLIAM KEsNELLy, AuCTrQNEER, WILL SELL
w to-day at IL O'Clock, at Exchange Hslesroon, Ill
Broadway, three brick Buildings md Lots, fa2 ~ and 40
Ninth avenue between THIRTY seventh and Thirty eighth
Streets xi0; srORg foundations and wsa good cellars;
r-sily altered 70 factory or business properly.
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Nassau street.
DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER, 50 MAS
ID sreet--George Has superb Pictures exhi-
bion free Art Gallery, 81 Fih avenue, Friday
evening, April ..
DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, 81 NASSAU STREET,
ID Art Gallery, Sc Fifth avenue.
Special Furniture sale 1T saesroom " Nassau street.
On FRIDAY, Apri2
EY HENRY D. MINER, AucTIONEER, sALEsRooM
ID No. 6Cortandt street.
Mcssrs MINER BARKER respectfully that they
VIII exhibit In their Galleries. No. S45 Broadway commenc
Ing on Tuesday evening" h March the superb collection Of
Paintings belonging TO J. r. Beaumont Es, OF this city,
consisting OF works Of by esteemed artsts OF the
modern school Among them specimens chiefly painted
to his order by
Bsngniet, VIM. Mount,
Victor Chavet E. Leutxe,
Guillemin, L. Mignot,
verboeckhoven, Otto Erdman,
H. Baron. Litschauer,
Adolf Dtllens, @. Hognc
y. TschAggeng, Louis Robbie,
J. w. Casilear, Jerome Thompson,
and OF hundred other artists celebrity, In
cluding also THE TAKING OF THE TEOCALLi, master
piece BY the hate r, LEUTZE; A MAGNIFICENT FLOWER
PIECE By y. ROs!E; susANNAH At THE BATH. by
Professor G. BEWER, OF Dusseldorf, and many other
pictures OF not The sale Will take place the evenings Of
"Wednesday and Thursday, the 7h and 9Th Of April at half
past 2 o'clock
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a v!s.s'!p v5:.s%'ps%s'Ty %'I'. s1.: H;.,.
westchester county Property,
to be sold ~
hrss station across The Hsrem fives
BY direction OF
Gerard N. Stevens, Esq., rsferes.
Aportion OF rs acres OF the
Estate Of y. L. Rogers,
This desirable property situated At Pelham, adjoining
miles from Harlem bridge The line Of the Harlem and
portehes,e Railroad Within two niiSutes walk Of the new
THE HAkLRM AND NEW ROCHELLE BOULEVARD
PASSES THROUGH THE PROPERTY.
Ia beautifully laid oat In pots varying from " to aoe4
hood rs, class with scenery sound BUYERS and
capitalists viii 60 well 70 in the above prperty
view o the being carried out IN that hghbor
noo1 aer mars and particulars inquire OF CHARLES D.
NOTE u Pine street and At Fourth avenue z5ih
ucTIoY NoTrcE.-HENRY MOLTEN, AUcrroSEER.
a 10 morrow sas Nsrss si IL = Al o'clock
STRAW GOODS,
Comprising 500 cases
Manufactured straw aud Falmleaf Goods
AL fresh and Of the
HLNRY MOLTEN 4 CO., u and % Mercer street
UcTToS SALE OF FURNITURE, BEDDING, CAR
n pets ParOr and Chamber Suits Bagatele Table, Par
lor Billiard Table &C. BY COLE 4 MURPHY. Ssl Fulton
street, BROOKLYN on Wednesday, March 81 at loh O'CLOCK
4 ucTroy NOTICE-RoBERTs soMERvfLLk, AUCTION
as for many years past live personal attention the
ss1pr Mr. s6xEsytLE win p also oa
rweekv sales OF furnurs * tbe old established and well
known taes room 81 Nassau street. ppostne fqst once
city being the and sttrAcsg crowd OF
buyers every sale with these advantages Il VIII be
That parties goods as above can rcy on obtaining
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4 BOGART. AUCTlONEER,

COLE, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE AT 81
q Atlantic street, between Hoyt and BOND streets,
Thursday, April L. at I0I1 A. NJ Tho assortment
rosewood and mahogany Furniture, Beds and Beddin
Term6 cash.
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yxyoop's MUSEUM THIS AFTERNOON.
w HATINEE In the theatre at o'clock, which includes
al the cnriosies. Admission 80 cents.
The buriesue OF ALADDIN supported By tho fun ccm-
pany, with TO OBIIiE BENSON, characters
by Mestaycr George MITCHELL Marsden Misses
Aice Kate Logan: TO be followed by AN OLI0 intro
Fooe Miss kestele Col Small Gen. Grant, Jr.s
the smallest people In the universe.
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they were painfully af1ictiug have been radically
cured in such great cumber! IN amf every secuon
of the country, that the pubic scarcely necu u oe
informed of it's virtues or use..
Scrofuous poison is one of the most de tructlve
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen g. unien
tenant Of the organism undermlnes the con utuuon,
and invites the attack OF eDfeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF Its presence. Again
it seems to breed infection through tne oooy, ano
then, on favorable OCCASION raplaiy oeVeioEs
into ono or other It's hideous forms elther ON ,ne
surface or onong the vitals In the Inter- uoerces
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart OF
tumors formed in the liver, or 1t shows ts presence
by erupons on the skin, or foul ulceraaons on so.i
part of the body. Hence the occasionai use
bottle OF this SAR5APARILLA Is advisable, 'Veo
when no active symptoms Of disense appear er.
sons Athlete with the following complaints gcnt ially
find immediate relief and, at length, cure e. TIC
use of this SARSAPAkILLA: 81. Antnony,s i.Ie,
ns-n -.-s--S--rs-- 49, "th.~--,-t-
tions or visible forms of Scrotulous disease. 'lso
in the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DIvnsy
Heart Di case Fits, Epilepsy, Nel aiga. and te va
rious ucerous affections OF the muscular AMI ner-
vous systems.
syphilis or venereal aud Mercurial Disease: re
currd by it. though long time il required fol sue
during these obstinate maladl's by any medic he.
But long continued use of this medicine Will cure
the'complaint. Leucorrhcea or Whites, UteriI't VI
cerations and Femaie diseases. are commonly iool
relieved and ultimately cured by Its purifying ant
inyigorating effect Minute Directions for each est
ure found IN our Almanac. supplied gratis. kreu
matism and Gou when caused by accumulatioLs O.
e1raneous matters in tue blood. yield quickly to H.
as also Liver Complaints. Torpidity, Congestion OF
Inflammation of tie Liver and Jauuice, whtn ar1s-
ing as they oflen do. from the ranking poisons In
the blood This SARSPARILLA is great restorer
for the strength and yisor oft1e system ie1se Wno
and troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears,
or al y of the affections symptomatic Of Weakness.
viii find immediate relic: and convincing evidence
of It's restorative power upon trial.
DR.. j. C. AVER q Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical md Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale, by
DOWIE 4 NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Rttail Druggists everywhere.
March 25 pAo tnstn3mos
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WHERE TO SETTLE.-The Commissioner of
the General Land Office at Washington (Hon.
Joseph r. Wilson, in reply TO letter from
Mr.. L. Luthof stating that q number OF Ger
man families will arrive in the spring, and de-
sire information as to the localities best
suited to their wants, has written aud pub
lished letter in which he glances at all the
various fields open to purchasers. Afterrefer-
ring to the Western States and Territories, he
thus calls attention to the South, saying:
Lands not belonging to the government. but
well adapted for colonies, may be bought a,
very moderate prices, and on reasonable terms
as to the time, in the States o: V!rsin,1, North
Mississnp1. Tennessee, Arkansas. Louisiana
and Texas, in the midst Of settled communities
and convenient to fourishing markets. Gov
arnment lands exist LII moderate quantities
and NAV be entered under the Homestead Law
IN the States OF Florida. Alabama 4sslsspp1' sstpon
Louisiana and Arkansas, excellent Tor cotton
era,n. fruits and vegetables. aud along the
Gulf coast. likewise, for sugar and oranges.
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Mr.. Charles A. Dana, editor OF the New
York Sun, writes to Secretary Boutwell, letter
decliulng the Office OF appraiser of merchandise
in New York, to which he was appointed by
President Grant. Mr.. Boutwell,, n his letter
Of official announcement. IS complimentary to
Mr. Dana personally. but conveys the coujcc-
ture that the position sis one for which proba-
bly, you have pelther taste nor inclination" So
Mr. Dana declines on the ground that he can
not abandon superior du for one OF much
less Importance" We are glad to see that Mr..
Dana so properly appreciates the dignity of
his present position.
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Havana RInrket.

HAVANA, April 1s-The following 1ro the closing
prices o. merchandise for the week ending Saturday,
the II b instant:
scoAR-Buoyaut; Ncs. 10 to p Dutch standard.
SHa9L reals per arrob1; Nos. Is to 20 Dutch stan
dard. iOal1k reals; Muscovadoes, fair to good re.
bning, firm at 7AasN reals; stock in warehouses Tho in
6ayaua and Msapzas 263 00D boxes, $4,000 hhds;
holders demand an advance; exported during the
week from Havana and Ma,anzas to foreign coun;
tries, 81 900 boxes aud $500 hhds; to the United
States, 27 900 boxes; molasses sugar firm at 6<u7A
reals.
MoLAssEs-Active; clayed 81 reals per keg; Mus
covado or common 7%.
HoEEY-Firm. Wax dull.
LUBER.-Yellow pine steady at Sl8 per thousand;
white pine hrmer at S26
snooKs-Bo1 advancng quoted ut az reals; hhds
steady u, So l23S; empty hid. dali at 50.
Hoops-14 feet long. sh we'd. quiet at $50 per
thousand; 13 ieet long dull al s4op.r Thousand
FnEIGHrs-Quiet; per box oil su ;ar 10 the U tied
States, ST go 625z; per hhds sugar s6as; per hhds
molusses s4a4 Is; per ton TO Falmouth aud orders
I5sa47s Cd. Exchange on IurdIn 1JAai11i per
ccnt. prem um: on United Stayes. sixty days sisnt
in currency 251sa241s per ceut. discount; III gold
par x per cent. ~ emium; short sight, i'll gold,
21a3 per cent. premium.
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lMarinf Mems.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Minerva, Collins. Havana-3 days. Sugar,
Moasses, &C. To j Enslow Co.
Steamer City Point, McMillau Palatkn via Jackson
Vile Fernandna, savannah, &c. Mdse. 10 ]
D Aiken & Co. Mantoue & Co, Mohett wharton,
and W Bu'hn.
IN THE oFFING.
schr Nellie Carr, from Mayaguez, Il.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Hannah Little, Godfrey, Philadelphia-H F
Baker & 60.
schr Mary Ella. Thomas, Providence, I-Risley &
Creighton.
schr Lucy 81 Collins, Collins, Wilmington, N c.
Risley L Creiphton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adgor, Lockwood, New York.
Brig Nathaniel Stevens. saunders, Georgetown, G..
schr Moonlight Br ggs. New York.
sshr Mary, 4ichrist, Georgetown, c..
Schr Watauss: lawrence. Wilmington, n c.
schr L NJ Collins. Collins, Wilmington, &c,
From this Fort.
Steamship Sarasosss, Ryder, New York. April IS.
Steamship Eve. man, Snyder, Philadelphia
April IL.
scEsr FRANCIS Bstoh Gregory, New York. April ls.
schr Irwin. Atkins Baltimore, April 10.
Sohr A Bayles, Bayles. Jacksonville. Fla. april y
Cleared for this Port.
schr Ann Leland, Bennett, at New Orleans, April 16
The scbr Franc Hatch, Gregory. at New York
A-ril 18, from this port, reports seeing brig on
FIRE on the 18th instant off Cape Hatteras.
The following is the cargo Of the schr Ann Leland
which cleared at Ne& Orleans the 18th instant tor
charoson 27l1 sacks Corn, 400 sacks Oats, 10 bols
Molasscs
Shipnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, April 81 Arrived steamships San
Jscinto and Huntsville from New York, and Wyo-
ming from Philadelphia.
LIST OF VESSELS
CP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS rohi :.
FOREIGN
Ship C Winthrop, Stewart. cleare d.. March
The Royal Charlie, Anderson, sailed... March .
The Clifton, -, up. .Marcn 40
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, satled. march 10
sAYAaUEz, PR
Schr Ellen. Carr up to sail. il............ March 20
British schr Lion, Mcclellan, up...........March D
oMESTIC
schr James Crocker, Currier cleared. ...April II
NKw xoRK.
Brig E G Rcdman. Redman, up. April 10
Sehr Argus Eye, Thompson, cleared ......A Apr1, ~
Schr Mary Stow Rankin, cleared. ...Aprll ~
schr NJ Bramhall, stont. .up.............Apr1il III
NEW ORLEANS
schr Ann Leland, Bennett clesred.... ...April ID
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Qua rsum v en- \" 3

Qua ursum Vcn"S'
ny ARTHUR HIGH CLoUeh'
Al .bins b camed at We, taat lay
with canvas dropping. sic py siae'
Too towers Of sail at dawL ot cay
Ar scarce, long leagues apaIt descriea;
When fell the night upsprung the breeze,
AID all the arkling hours they pned,
Nor dreamt but each the selfsame seas
By each was cleaving side by side:
Fen so-but why the tale reveal
OF those whom. year By year unchangeo'
Brief absence. joined anew o feel,
Astounded, soul from soul estrlnged!
At dead of night their sails were filed.
And onward each rejoicing steered:
All, neither blame, for neither ~illed
or wist, what first with dawn appeared
To yeer. how yainl On. onward strain,
Brave barksi In light. In darkness too,
Through winds and tides one compass guides
To that and your own selves, DO true.
But o blithe breeze, and o great seas,
Though ne'er, that earliest parting past,
On your wide plain they join aga D.
Together lead them home at last!
One port, methought, alike they sought,
One purpose hold where'er they fare
o bounding breeze, o rushing seas.
At last, at last, unite them there
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per cent the first year.
Professor GEORGE a. Cook, Of the w Jersey
State Agricultural College, at New brunswick says:
.'The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate
Of Lime paid full 100 per cent. above their mar
ket value in the increase OF crops this year.
Address LODI MANUFaC Turing COMPANY,
Box Sl39, New York Postof8ce Office No. &C Court
landtstreet.
+. A. ENSLOW G. GO.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIEYING THE BLOC d .

ne II Z K " L n L ~ ~
This excellent medicine en-
JOYS, is derived from its
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cases of Scrofulous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been pu.
,iaed and cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were sg-
grayaled by tho scrofu.
lous contamination until
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-22
6frtilDfrS.

rT,HE USE OF THE ABOVE SOLUBLE PaoSPHo
PERUVIAN and Ammoniated Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended, being com
pounds of the richest Pacidc Phosphatlc duano
rendered soluble; the former containing twenty PEI
cent. of Peruvian Guano, and the latter highly am
moniated with animal matter-maKing the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers IN use for cot
ton, corn, wheat and Tobacco,
For sale in bags and barrels, in quantities to suit
Testimonials from those who have used the above
will be furnif cd on application.
GKAESEK, LEE, SMITH s co.,
General Agents at Charleston.
..Fecd your Land and IL win Feed You.
Decnpher "a p8O thstu4mo
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