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NEW YOKK HERALD SUNDAY MAY 80 lse9.-TRlPLE SHEET.

Up to the present time not great deal has been
done In her regard yet sutIicent 10 indicate sound
Her mas,s have @ BEEN BEEN RI ranteG up and scrsped an
she is to have new euit OF sails. Both gsns are 20
be made larger aud she ,vs wiz , SCI IN IN, ,aer
fore. Having arrived from New Haven about
three weeks ago, no time has bee a lost
IL were Sssens S nsr epGSr former neaa She viii Ss cseked
and recoppered and as there are but ~ tie altera-
tons TO be made on deck or below lt Is thought she
the squadron. She has already received u
coating OF paint inside, but the former
bright hopes OF success-the Owv er OF the Yacht
without them will never triumph. And so the Alarm
will enter the Lists with buoyan8 that Will result
are in advanced cOnditf on reference to and
explanation OF them will dou ,tless be interesting.
THE MHyY.oR.
Pending the Illness OF Mr. George Lorillard this
new ana handsome yacht " Ill remains at her moor
lnes' at ponion's dock yard, Brooklyn, await.
The subject of much comment in yachting
circles, and has epcited the most commen-
OF material and Workmanship. a model that pro-
vokes the greatest admiration seems to have been
generally admitted. The finishing touches are
RAPIDLY being administered, and the Meteor will
seen glide forth like shooting star. The joiners'
work on Geek all but completed, while the rigging,
which OF the most approved hemp, is almost IN lIs
place. But II fhe deck appurtenanccs Will be found
fsultess; her interior arrangements win probably be
equal TO those OF any yacht anoai The
saloon aud its surroundings remind one
OF those luxurious hotels where space - only econ
omzed for comfort. It viii he remembered that
deck, J10 feet: length all I30 feet breadth OF
beam, p Ieet; depth OF hold feel inehes tonnage
Icsrpenters' measurement: about 500 t0ls. until
orders received from Nj. Iori,iGll the Meteor
Will not leave her moorings.
THE PROSPECTS,.
II is impossible to conclude wiiACut ays;1 advert
ing to the exceedingly brilliant pruspccts OF the
season, for there seems 10 be . Willingness and
determination on the part of the yachtmen OF this
In
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HIPPIN NE w S.
Almanac for New YOrk-'rhis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY 20. 1859.
CLEARED.

Steamship France tBr Grace, Liverpool National Steam
Steamship City OF Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse Liverpool-J
steam,hp Hansa NC, Brickensten, Brsmen-oerch.
steamship Lodons, Hovey, Cow Bay-snow A Burgess
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Key West and Galveston
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans Frederic
Steamship cortes, Nelson, New orleans-H b Cromwell
Steamship San JscInto Atkins Savannah n CARR
steamship Huut.ville, crowell. savannah R Lowden
steamship James Adger Lockwood Char!es.on-H Nor
Steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, Newbern, Nc-Nurrsy,
s.ea%,hip ReOecca Clyde, Chichester Wilmington, NC
steamship rsni,a, Freeman, Wilmington, Me- Lorlard
stssmshp Isaac Bell Bourne Norfolk, City Point and
steamship knight, Deniy, Georgetown. Dc-Phlllps
STEAMSHIP Glaucus. Walden. Bosion-w CLYDE
steamship Aclshnst Kelly, New Bed'ord-Ferguson a
snip cinrala ,Brl. Nelson, LONDON Howard Wiley.
;, Ship s'ra,cn Audiey Cpr), smith, London A Rowe
Ship Aurora tBrl, Uney, Bremen Jas Edmi.ton Co.
BARK Melbourne lBrl Tosh, Lveipool--A Lindsay.
Bark freden tSD) ngebrseip Cork for orders-runch,
bark Brave Br, Lucas Cork for order,-Funcb, Ed-e
Bsk Princess Alice (Br, Sims, Cork for orlers-A Lind
BARK voyascur (Br, yarwe, Queenstown for order.G
Bsrt rrod CSG), Emanueseu, Cronstadt Funeh, Edye
Bark Charlotte NGl, Pedsrssn, Antwerp Funeh, Bdye a
Bark Independsnxs (ria), Css,eliano. Trieste Funch,
BARK g W Horou Rbosdss, ST Johns and Ponce-I In.
graham.
BARK Ellen Dyer, Leland, sagua II n AT Broogmsn.
Bark Eaton, Marsh. zasa-prei, Son A Co
Bark Iavinia, Davis, Cow Bay--Rrett, son A Go.
fark hilsa tBr) Miller, 81 John, Nh Henderson rros
Bark Louisa Jewell (Brl, Hunter Miramchi-Hsnderson
BrDs
Brig Kate Uphsm CBr, Alexander, RchIbuco-p N.vin.
A sony.
Brig Alice Franklin tDr) Brown, Ponce PR stargcs
Co.
Brig q Burnharn, Mcclellan Cardenas wsydsn A Co
Brig Teresits tBD, Hin Cisnfuegos-fucker 4 Light.
bourne.
Brig Annie seymour CBr) Newbold, Hamilton (Bsrmuda,-
Jones LorEh
Brig Excelsior (Rr), Msior, Bermuda ID NcCou
Brig Albert Devils Br. Devils, Windsor, Ns-B Small
Go.
Brig Alice s,srrett, Hooper Gsves,onc n MALLORY Co.
rchr Piscaisqua, Humphrey ;, Pierre, Ms-H vatabie
Son.
schr Corinn. (Br John SON. iarbor Island Punch Edys
ACo - -
schr Sophia, Cruise. Nsssau--soss A Ward.
schr Hsiants (Br, McBurnie, Windsor -Crsndail, un-
schr RA Ford tB, Carpenter Dorchester Mp Yeyu.
A Sons $3.50
tcbrC Johnson Wills Washington, Nc
hehr Mafv Asnkin Tyler Baltimore Van Brnnt Slaieht
schf " Mouiton, Crowley, tizaoe,hport snow Rich
Sehr Alaska, Clark, Machias--snow Richardson:
nchr grante state, Crocscr. Boson-L W Lewis.
Sehr Jtnia, Harding, Newport.
nohr r.inter, Nichols, Providence II jackson \ co.
schr \ smith snow, wsreharn- Ferguson A Mood.
~,ht Justlce IsyloT. south Kingston.
SlOop Avail, Dhbie Pruvidenre.
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e U r o r e /.

The North German Lloyd steamship Main, Captain
OterendOrp from Bremen the 10Th, via Southamp-
ton the lsti, arrived at this port last evening she
brings details OF cable dispatches up to date.
The London Spectator, NetcS Herald ana Standard
OF recent dates add contributions TO the already
tensive stock OF British criticism Oh the Alabama
controversy.
The Commercial Treaty and the Literary Conveu-
ton between Switzerland aud the Zoverein were
signed the 14th Berlin, viii come into force
on rhe lst Of September
The King Of sweden closed the Diet on the 18th
inst. In hts speech the occasion, his Majesty
especially expressed his satisfaction at the desire OF
the Diet TO draw closer the union between Sweden
and Norway; but in respect did he a.inde to the
foreign relations of the country.
An account from Leeds. dated May 10, says that
the body Of Lady Firth, wife OF Sir Charles FIRTH OF
lieckIaondwike, was found in the river Wharfe near
Bolton Abbey, this morning. She had left the
Devonshire Arms Inn at Bolton Bridge for walk
tile previous day, but it Is not known when or how
she came by her untinely death.
The Paris papers OF the 18th say that the Flora
theatre at Cologne, has been totally destroyed by
fire, which broke out just after the performance had
been concluded. The catastrophe is supposed to lie
the work OF an ncendary, and the more SO that the
Grand theatre burned 10 the ground few months
back under similar circumstances.
The departure OF the German expedition to the
North Pole is fixed for June :. The Gernanla ana
the steamer Harmonic Will proceed direct to the
Island Jan-Mazen, and then go nOrthward and en-
deavor TO discover opening I'D the Ice between
the '4lh and 10Th degrees OF latitude. Ii by the end
OF August the expedition should not have sue
ceeded, the vessels viii go and pass the winter
either at sprzbergen at Gilsand, and resume the
enterprise In 1870.
The London STANDARD announces that Reid and
Jones' the Secretary and Colleclor OF the National
Provincial Assurance and Loan Society, charged
with fraudulent misrepresentation were on the l4th
inst. committed for trial. The case has been repeat.
edly before the magistrates AT Gudhall, and i Will
he remembered that during the proceedings it was
found that the directors were mostly footmen and
domestic servants.
According to accounts from ST. Petersburg the
continued indisposition Of The Emperor Alexander
Is beginning 10 cause uneasiness 10 his medical men,
His Majesty, 1t has been stated, few weeks ago
crossing bridge in open carriage with his cid
es, sou, when the horses took fright and, dashing
across the footpath, we're only prevented by the
river. He is supposed TO have sustained internal
injuries.
The Paris Rdppel Of the 18th announces that II has
formed board Of barristers who offer gratuitous
advice TO all citizens matreated by the police as to
the course they should take obtain legal redress.
At the head OF this board, called for by the extraor
binary circumstances OF the moment, il no less q
parsonage than ". Grevy, the late land future mem.
Der for tne Jura and the present Batonner Of the
order OF Advocates.
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FRANCE.
Political NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Disturbances
The Police Charge the PapuInc Blood

PolitIsni t:athcringr-serieu. nj,turbur,e.-
The Police Charge the Papulnc Blood
shed.
Tue electoral meetings In Paris have been attend.
ed with noise, confusion and boodshed. since 1861
sucn scenes have not been witnessed the streets
- have been oceas,oned 10y the recent disturbances
jubt previous TO the elections. lhe following sx-
tracts are from the Paris papers OF the 14th:-
Tne t,ltrie says rreat crowds OF people assembled
last night l5thl about the Cirque Napoleon, on the
Bouevards, where an electoral meeting had taken
place. Some were shouting out "yive Raspgil ~
aud Others singing the "Marseillase" The immense
crowd stopped sll circulation: and the police who
were there in great numbers, vsinly endeavored to
disperse the crowd. several charges were conse.
quently made 10y the Gardes de Pare. *. Prun dt.
visionary Inspector OF the municipal guard, was
struck on the head bv a loaded cane rnd seriously
wounded. The young man who dealt the blow was
Immediately arrested. IL Il feared that W. Bruins
wound will end IN death Another oficer, NJ Lom.
bard, was also seriously wounded. Among the
crowd n great number received wounds IN the cav.
airy charge. Reckoning the number arrested with
those of tho preceding night at the tateet there are
now IN The hands OF iustire sixty indivduais.
The AreHD Noiondle has tins account
rhe police agents 10 the number Of 900 or 500 dis
persed the crowd by charges. several persons were
Knocked down and trampied on. Towards ten
O'Clock, at the corner OF the f,ue Amelot, several
petsons were wounded In one OF these charges. one
touBg man. struck IN the forehead. wac taken To a
chemists ~ the corner OF the hue ds Iurenne. At
eleven O'Clock, when the meeting was dissolved.
fresh collisions took place. workman was struck
OH the head by life -preserver and was carried half
dead into cafe The R0ppeI reports that oiiieer
named Brun received q blow from q loaded cane ana
had his skull smashed In. On The Place de Ia las.
Tile, where The crowd. singing the 'Msrseillsise.i'
bad RatheIcu 10 tue number OF 1000 or moro.
Tue monnied municipal guard charged The
crowd sitbout warning. Ihe shock
nwitI. Wvn..n and clIildrrn wc,e thrown dosn
end t"o.red oH. Az t1 &C ssow III
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ENGLAND.
neycrdy JohpsOu's Farewell.

ucycrdy JohpsOtPs Farewell.
on The I7tb inst. the Mayor OF southampton re-
ceiyed the following letter from Mr.. Reverdy John
son reply 70 an invitation to banquet before his
departure nom tnls port for Amerlca:-
LONDON, May rs, 1859.
sir:Tbe hospitality OF the nhs bitsnts ampton
dee me IN banquet 10 take place such day as might
name, prior departure from England for Aneiioa,
would gladly and igraeiay accept " could; bu. my
gagenents such that md n impossible Prom
th. moment Of my arrival IN your country to the present ime
have used my efforts cultivate your people
friendly feeling for the United States and 1 have
TO belege IN this have not failed. Tho present
invitation confirms in this opinion shall England
with the conviction that the people and her
consider that between the countries would ss
dire calamity could beal them this have no b5nit
b also the convection of government aud the people
t6e United States For Few days, owing recent
rence TO which IL only 20 sgde, apprehensions
were that such misfortune might occur these
lishet 20 ind have already ceased ~ exist shall
rciurn therefore, N home with
apcAble rela between The he
seriously disturbed ihis not happening the both
vii necessarily be eren prosperous ~ than
has been Ia the and the Of
placed hrmtr foundation than ever. With nv best
wishef u Mr. Mayor and 10 corporate
for the honor they have offered remain, with high
regzfd, yo'w obedient servant, REyERDY JOHNSON.
fEtDEafok JpskfNs, Lse, Mayor Southampton.
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ARRIXAIS.
HrpoHrrp NY rnr Ura.tp sr,.v v,curs

htfoHFlp Wy rHR HERALD STEAM YACUrs.
Steamship xsin CNG) Won o,er.pdorp pr.,.n u ,s Of.
sonihsmp,on ls'h with dse and l passengers 70 Oecbs
'o fhssei ihe Needles ht 3 80 Pm, and arrived Al
SANDY Hook a. ~ I'm 7Nh. Had Westerly winds The entire
passage Mny 20 snd 23i, eIpeenced yery hssvy ma
rom MNn' NAY ~ M ssB6, lonlb, passed bark Reyer.
ward ponnd Mh al " eo Ion 81, steamship Hsmnsons
bound r. zStil steamship Deutschland. and tunarder
steamship Pert Fletcher Knas,on ia MAJ qe vi,b r,ass
and passenger, 70 sporord Tiesion CO Nav ~ iai
~ ~ ION ~ 20 passed ship Induslrie Nor steering Ne.
zane day oark lnon oi Liveryoo steering NV 2sb lat
si ~ ION sVs onx natba berry, steering by w same
steamship Virgo, Bukey, Savannah 70 bopy, with udse
and passengers. 70 Murray, Ferris 4 90. -
Steamship safssossa Hyder, Charleston with rndss and
passcn gers. 70 Arthur Lenrv. - ~
Steamship Fnirbsnts Hunter Wilmington NC with pdse
md passenrer, 10 james Hand. -
SHIP JoLD a. Munro (Rrl, Bannlssr tpoy rob 20 :, IN
tsas, Jobn Catwc 80 psfsed ADJisy March q. Cane
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vresent warning was given 10 any OF the people;
the military charged on them unawares. TO morrow
we shall be better able TO form On opinion OF the
events which took place yesterday at the Sorbonne
and the Cirque Napoleon. We shall then know VINO
police exercised that moderation which is their rst
duty, especially at the present moment, when
citizens are naturally inclined to get excited over
political questions, relative to which few days
they will have 10 give judgment,
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g c,s:s r. rqSssss. spss: ss
.snaliaed bark Asne: IN O., fron laaiqus for HYorh
Gee w.nsS suxs cssns saa r. n.s a.S
sS weather S N %is Bay IssiS q Ssnss I rse y
80 = =
Ssp; sSs Si Scd 81 Z AsS
lon .ip S% rasnssa asSn Sr b.
ss s. Soos ys
HS s. lon a?s s's1s MsroS Agf %, IA.
for S1 iasssa q. ~
4pr s1Ssa lon o bark 'i France M
bark Sabine, BseaRer Liverpool 81 days, with mdse,
ha Saos 81 ..r cs m Harsss wesneT o. days.
with railway iron 10 Chas Wright 60. Had westerly
gales the entire split and lost sails and stove bull
,r Bark John cossoa CD storOn Paerms ss S.ys with with
nag ST. %s pcss SssAsr ss e Morning %s ss
S5S Santos, DAYS with ,ss
BARK Golden Fleece Sr New Haven Rhodes. ssrS.do'
to s s'f nsa a'S Ssra ras%9 .% T
spoke As trieste fsr New s = 9ori r" vA
With R 20 @ %a @ De sSa ss u hssv haay
gale from to NNE; received no damage ,
Fl Thomas ssf Portland Gups ls days,
ton, heavy gale NV which blew furi
oas Tor "a hours shipped which stove two hhds mo-
pany with brig David Owen, for Boston,
Schr Anna Levcrett, Thompson, Tampico, "a with
hides &c. Brugere Thebaud Has days of Hat
teras, with light winds and great deal OF fog.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, from Portland for New
York, with mlse to Ames
with lumber. TO John Boynton's Son Co.
schr Red Jacket, Aver1 from Rockland for New York.
with stone.
sehr . Jacobs. Jones, from Plymouth for New York.
Schr Palladium, Ryder from New Bedford for New York.
Scr Tilie +, Brown, from Newport for New York.
Ser Ann Flower, Jones' from Providence for New York.
Schr Susan Mary, Kenyon, from Providence for New
York.
scbr Cora, Kelly, from Providence for New York.
Scr Potter Hooper, Bradbury from Providence for New
York.
schr Russell Clark from Portland, CT for New York.
Scbr II Ely, Stokes, from Norwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Cunningham, Kelly, from Rordou for dence
Schr VIM Sargent, from Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Lycgrccn Bunce from Eizabcbpor for Providence
Sehr Henry Gibbs Snow from New York for New Bedford
BELOW.
Ship Mary nurkee from Ardrossan 3s days by pilot
q w Blunt, No H.
BARK Rober, Godfrey, from Liverpool tby pilot
Blunt, No 10.
SAILED.
Steamships France. Liverpool; City OF Antwerp do Fpl-
vre Cleopatra, Vera Cruz, &C. Gen Meade New Orleans
Ccrtes, do; Alabama, Fenandina; Huntsville Savannah
San acino, do; Jas Adger Charleston; Fanta Wilmington
Rehecca Clyde do Ellen Terry Newberp ships
Thompson San Francisco Carous Mognus do bres Helen
6 Rich, Lisbon; SusieJ Strout, Brunswick ia.
Wind nj sunset S, very light,
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A T. OFFICIALS PER CENT COMMISSION GIVEN
~. for oil Investments at WaQ, Tire A CO. ohcee We
have connection any Tires Co. Royal Havana
uetsts gi,sD away. Bend Tor circulars. .....
WAC, yJRk = Co PkiEH T1Rn
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A --c0RNs.,usE BRIGGS CURATIVE FoR coRNs.
~. bunions, bad nails 6c the greatest known remedy
~ disease. Of the feel cured at 2a Broadway corner ~
Fulton street.
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nU BARRY's DELICIOUS REvALENTA ARABICA
~ Food efcctuslly Dyspepsia, Diarh0a, rhthis,
diseases Tins pound 81 81 I2 pounds, $40 DU BARRY
grocere.
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rrHE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE FOR THIRTY
days only, preparatory TO alterations Of buding
parseed rednctons IN prices a the world renowned
English Medallion and Brussels Carpets all the novelties
in Lowell Three Ply and Ingram Carpets, MatinRs
Window Shades, Covers, floor Ocoths all widths and
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

pEING a private instructor for married per-
D sons or those about to be married, both male
and female, in everything concerning the physi-
ology and relations of our sexual system, and
the production and prevention of offspring, in
Guiding all the new discoveries never before
given in the English language. by VIM. Dung,
III. ID. This is really valuable and interesting
work. 1t is written in plain language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with numerous
Engravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment to married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with; still it is a book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. 1t
will be sent to any address on receipt of SO cts.
Address, Dr. VIM. YOUNG, No. 416, Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
~ Afflicted and UnfOrtunat e.-No
matter what may be your disease, before you
place yourself under the care OF any one of the
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-who
advertise ir this or any other paper, get copy
of DR.. Young's Book and read it carefully. 1t
will be the means of saving you many dollar,
your health, and possibly your life.
DIR. Young can be consulted on any OF the
disease described in his publications, at his
Office. No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia.
June %, 1868. 25-w1y.
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$15 Get the Best. SIX
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THE GENUINE 0R0IDE GOLD WATcur.

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all the best make Hunting cases, finely ,I 10 are
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regulated and adjusted, and GUARANTEpNN
BY THE COMPANY, to keep correct tnl
and wear and not tarnish, but retain an annoas
ance equal to solid gold as long as worn. fP''f'
These celebrated watches we are now send;n.
out by mail and express, c. o. D., awning TI,s
within the United States and Canadas at the ran
ular wholesale price, payable on delivery, "
NO MONEY is REQUIRED IN An
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and see the goods before paying for them N''''e
A SINGLE WATCH TO ANY An
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MAKING SEVEN WATCHES FOR $50 - ''V
Also, superb lot of most elegant Oroi5,
Chains, oil the latest and most costly STYLES aus
patterns, for Ladies and Gentemen's wesr fr ]mu
10 to 40 inches in length. at prices of s.. 81 81
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Describe the Watch reouired. wbe,b.,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Washington County.

In the Superior Court, Spring Term, 1869.
Law of John Mcdaniel, deceased. Petition to
make Real estate assets.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
i that no heirs OF John Mcdaniel deceased,
have yet appeared or can be found within the
limits of this State, it is ordered that publication
be made Tor six weeks successfully at the Court
House in Plymouth, and at three other public
places in Washington county, and in the Raleigh
STANDARD newspaper, notifying said heirs to
appear at the next term OF this Court, to be held
at the Court House in Plymouth, on the 3rd
Monday in September next, and answer the pc
tition of said Administrator, or the same will be
taken pro contesSo and heard er parte as to them.
Witness, j.. A. Wilson, Clerk Of the Superior
Court for said County, at Office in Plymouth, the
3rd Monday in February, 1859.
]. A. WILSON, s. C. Clerk
may Is 4I7-w6w
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THE STANDARD.-We are glad to see this
paper SO much improved. Since the adj
journment of the Legislative it presents
quite an improved appearance. 1t comes to
us now with much better selection OF read
ing matter and news generally. The edito-
rial department, also, we are glad to say, ex-.
hibits greater share ofthe ability, and high
toned spirit that properly belongs to that
old and distinguished journal than it did
during the sitting of the General Assembly.
Upon the whole, we think the STANDARD is
again assuming its old title of the best jour
nal in tue State-RatheJord Star.
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.
SESSION OF 1869.

ULTY
Willis WEsTMoRELAND, M D., Professor of
Principles and Practice of Surgery
DANIEL C. o'KEEFE. II. D., Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
JOHN c. WEsTMoRELAND, NJ D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM s. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy, Special and Microscopic.
H. NJ MILLER, NJ D., Professor of Clini.
cal Medicine.
ology and Pathology.
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
WILLIAM GOODWIN, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry.
LOUIS H. ORME NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical
Surgery, with Diseases of the Eye and Ear
RowM 8. RAY, NJ. D., Professor of Pharmacy
and Toxicology.
JOHN T. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstrate of
Economy.
ROBERT M GREENE, NJ D., Assistant Demon
strator OF Anatomy
N. D. ALvIGNl, NJ. D., Curator.
Tickets for the Session. Sl2O 90
Matriculation Ticket. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Tickets for Dissection. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
DiPiona. .......-.....-........ 20 w
Board in good families and private boarding
houses, from SIS to $50 per month
The course of Lectures will begin on Monday,
the Bird OF May next, and continue four months
For further information, address the Dean
G. l.. REDwINE,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
W. s. ARMSTRONG, NJ D.,
Secretary of the Faculty.
JOSEPH Thompson,
Pres't. Board of Trustees.
JESSE BORING. NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
april 8 Irwin.
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POETRY.
The Crowded Street.
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

u : : - --..,-, - =
BIZ WILLIAM CULLEN bniANi'
Filled with an ever shifting tram,
Amid the sound OF steps that ecat
The murmuring walks ike autumn ram.
The mild, the fierce the steny lace
Some bright with thoughtiess smiles, ana some
Where secret tears have lett their trace.
To halls in which The feast is spread
To chambers where The funeral guest
In silence sits beside the dead.
Where children pressing cheek to cheek,
With mute caresses shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.