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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Tripo IBr) Hsins Liverpool and Queenstown
Steamship Fah-Kee Steele Beimnda days. with produce
and IS passengers. to Harvey. Had heavy westerly
Stenshp ma s Isaac Bell bourne Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamship Fana, Freeman Philadelphia, with mdse. to
sars Ios9hsms Paul Hong kong s Nov will, u tea lea. and
s Indian Ocean; 10 days OF the Cape Good
Hope with heavy gales passed there Jan SS bad gh.
- W for the last ID days had heavy N gales
to Moses Taylor Coyesse 70 Jas Edmiston Co. Was
days N of Hatieras with heavy weather..
&C. sps sss
'is5 xes & ssssS Fsassses With
schr i Morrison, smith, New Orleans, q days with cot.
Bsemn Harris days with
yellow pne to the Pensacola Lumber coyessel 10 Loud
sSbr Jennie Sheppard, wnsar. jacksonville. r. days.
sch ss Vsas o whasea Savannah
asys win yellow pihe to Mccready covesse 10 Van
scar EShard, Irving Wilmington Nc 10 days. with
20 b.h 9SHus %Sson Nc 10 days. with
stores bouAd.o Boston. into hi, port for barber
during which, blew 70 pieces foresa and mansa ana
Of ss % s The
and drovsasd. 18th net a. AM Highlands bearing NV y
nssed, with jb set standing directly The land
cous not see any board Judged she a wood
coz er large quantities of wood drifting in the
VI taty This vessel undoubed the schr JAS Hoyt.
<hch went ashore tie Highlands OF which all hands
Pissed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Lyndon, Enupach Eastpor for New YORK with lun-
ber to Gambia Presley.
Schr Tangent Vcrri CALAIS, days, for New York, with
lumber to q Boarimnn.
Schr w Mcgee, ke.ohum, Bath for Philadelphia
schr Gen Meade Lnoee, days. for New YorS' with
schr Nickerson, Nckerson, Rockpor, days. for New
York, with Ice TO II Mathews.
Schr Vim Crocker, Baxter, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Broadfall, -, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Isaac Rich, Rich, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Charm Douglas, Boston for Baltimore
Schr Loe Beard, Perry, Woods Hole for Philadelphia
scr Matthew Vassar Jr Chryse Wareham for New orx
with nails 10 Thog Colyer. -,
sehr Gen Torbcr, Sheppard, warehsm for New York. WIZ
nails to Parker Mills.
schr Gipscy Crowley New Bedford for Philadelphia.
schr Laura Robinson, Robinson, New Bedford for New
York.
! sehr Ruth Thomas, Dodge Warren for New York.
shr Vim Wallace, ScLuts. Provihenca for Philadelphia
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schr Annie Mcgee Youngs New London for Edenton, NC
6chr Edwd Tyler, Smith, New Haven for New York.
bchr Julia Baker, Baker, New Haven for Virginia
schr Warrsnton Dodge, Bridgeport for New York.

sehr Edwd Tyisr, Smith, Now Haven for New York.
ssr yS. Ssas ss.sr Esw Haven for vas
The following vessels anchor Flushing Bay bound
south
Brig Crocus, Coburn Kennebec River, days, for New
York. with ice to order. TO Jas Borland Co
York, with lumber 10 Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr freeman, Hoyss New Bedford for Philadelphia
sehr Deborah Jones. Baker, Fan River for New York
schr A Heath Warren, Fall River for Baltimore.
schr Carrie sponord, Tompkins FAN River for New
schr Abbis Oakea Bideout Providence for New York.
schr Eliza Williams, Ward, Providence for New York.
schr Ontario, Barber, Providence FOR Hoboken.
sshr I vandsryoort Kelly, Providence or New York.
sehr Rainbow Philips. ProTidsnce for New York.
sSr scSr Kelly paw'usss fss New =, Yops
@ sshr SILVER Spray, Horton. groothaven tor Nswyork
schr II " Benedict. Highly, Norhrort for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Gaucus, Walden. New York for Boston.
schr Sarah, Holt, Jacksonvills for New Haven.
schr Asrrimau Aerrlman. Philadelphia for Fall
schr streamlet -, Philadelphia for Harlem.
Schr smith, Ferris Elzabethp0r, for Bridgeport.
schr y Hal, Jones, Elizabethpor for Portland
sshr Josephine, Bali, EzsSeshpcrs for bridgeport .
sehr Mead, Thayer, Eizabethpori for Providence.
scSr Fs. VAL Eii.seesSpor II for Prosidsacs
Schr Luna, Smith, Elzabehpor for Fan River.
sssr sr Tsas aoSsfsa sS:8 ~ H8o:on
@ @schr Esccrt bali. Hceoksn fcr Bridgeport
@ o s's s.1s 1ss
Ser, Si;;T Ssr9S Ssx SSsss:s.
Schr Yoland, -. New York for Por.chestsr.
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Nays-CS.

The question then recurred on the adoption OF
the resolution as amended, which the Speaker
vote
Mr.. scnENcK, rep.l OF Ohio, inquired Of the
Speaker whether, II the resolution snonld fal, IL
would not be III order TO move resolution oil cen
sure.
Mr.. MORGAN. tdem of Ohio, objected to debate.
The SPEAKER oecined 10 answer the question.
The voLe was then taken ana the resolution as
amended tMr. Logan's resolution being only offered
as substitute for the resolution of Condemnation
relected-yeas l02 nays 6S, less tnan twothlrds
voting IN the affirmative
Before the vote was announced Mr. STILES, (dem.)
Of Pa called for the enforcement of the rule re
quirng every member present to vote.
The SPEAKER inquired whether the gentleman had
any resolution to offer with reference To any particu
MIR. STILES passed the question by asking the
Speaker whether all members present had voted.
The SPEAKER-That Is not matter WITHIN the
knowledge of the Chair Has the gentleman any
resolution TO offer In reference to any particular
memner2 II so, tue Chair will entertain IL.
Mr.. STILEs-Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts, Is one
who has not voted.
The SPEAKER-The gentleman from Massachusetts
has voted on the question. He voted on the first
roll call. The Char reminds the gentleman tnat he
should be careful to facts question SO deli.
cate. Has Inc gentleman any iurtner motion 10
maker
Mr.. STILEs-No sir
Tne vote having been announced as a rejection OF
the amended resolution. MIR. SToUGHToN, lrep) OF
Mich, majority member or the Military Coinmt-
rs follows:-
Resolved That this House condemnation or The
action OF hop kodeck Butler Representative from the
First district OF Tennessee in Aupust,s Tver
who was not an actual resdent of district as
the Military Academy al West Point, and subseguen
ccyns money from the father OF said cadet be used
poca purposes IN tennessee as an unauthorized and Ia
Mr.. MORGAN suggested amendment py ,,,
the words and tnat he be requested to resIy fu'ne
Mr. SToUGHToN declined to yield 10 tine a,
menf. ahehu-
The resolution was adopted uuannou 49,
yeas sy, W io'
THE TARIFF BILL
The House then, ut four O'Clock we :, =. -,
mittee Of the Whole Mr.. Wheeler IN Az tnto Non., ~
Mir. CAKE "" Gpport OF 1t by
There were not more than a sc
present at the evening session. n vu ~ a"roua m ,n
tarn were made by Messfs. Negle apesonss ol WY Wy
Stevenson-tne two former In iav wv t nasue M u
The later IN favor ot reduction % VI .io .i M un'
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SHIPPING G. N E VS..
-~~~~~-~--~--~------~
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 OF Moon rises.... .eve z Al
Sun sets. $500. 6 10 High water. morn 8 OF
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun sets. ..... 10 High Water. morn "
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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BELOW,

Bark Treundschaft ING, scnucbardt, from Sunderland
DEG Q.
gar, &c by pilot boat Edmund Blunt, No III
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

p.soi each 81 coo
Approximations to the $50, ,Oou Prze-Nos. H,uS3 and
Approximations TO tho Sl5,voo Prize--Nos I0h26 and
lu,oss, each . ~"
iu,oo2, each. ~"
ApproI Iimsons to the S5,O0o Prize-Nos. 1924 and
ltl
Prizes paid n gold Information furnished. The highest
paid Douboons and all kinds of Gold Silver
TAYLOR & Co. Bsnkerh, u N al street, New Yors
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A-A-A-A-A-ls7o GOODS AT 1860 PRICES
a oFea ssrIsU .r ,se SpS,ssa SSsr goods
China es0a'us s0d glass ossSi. Mare, and
Vases Bronzss, French Clocks ana Parian statuary
EDWARD D. sAssrqRp;
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM rAE
courts s sasa cSsg1 s N sy.nss
Tree. +. l. KING, Counsellor s..law, sos broadway.
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
Dinner sls asd ssTs. ~
Of NE new and i,s beautiful
l20 and l'0 pieces
's middle Of the sssRiT 9:''S'' s'sfa
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
~ marked In ain figures.
Cali ana examine prices
Silver plated Ware
tOwn MANUFACTURED,
stock must be closed ont before May next and the
WI, continued after . date by our SUCCESSORS
corner oi BrerssSy and b Blooms .ii street, =
Stores 6sxl00 to let, either entire Lofts separately
FURNITURE WANTED --iN EXCHANGE FOR SOME
L fine Western Lands will take new or second hand fur.
enos GSas o s00'
MO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE
- M
good appetite perfect diseston sleep healthy
lungs and liver strong neve ana cures ease.aay INDIES
cough asthma bronchitis lon all kinds OF fevers
throas cstarhs colds noises the head and ears
sn @ aes a.
burn headache debility drcpsy cramps sprans nsnasa u.
shan and atty times It's other
so 9i Sss b n
excellent especey since ne has connned himself entirely 70
on @ and h
ny .'s en-
years liver sleep essness deoiy dyspepsia and
1as :, years. fs' dyspepsia 10 years rs
Bile agony Se from dyspepsia asthma cough constps-
crs ~ asns r. sey u
sspasion' liver asaiasss No
Bosrdmsn, NJ B. w sold M in tins tins vi b. @ y lbs sIo also
Co. Go uhskS
druggists and grocers everywhere.
nNE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN YEARS.
public medicine for hundred nineteen years. and
used by persons living VIXEN sick, for seventy
This medicine is
BRANDRETH's PILLS,
which mildly cleanscs the whole extent of the amcnary
canal the blood freely whereby every
morbid cieanbc
the blood all founess enfeebed consu
tons of perfect health vsor. They sold by
druggists throughout tie world Principal Office, Bran.
dre,h House, New York.
y ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR
N detention from BUSINESS for Structure. Fsula, Piles
of the Pelvic Vsccr Diseases and Deformiies Of
the Eye Nose, Face and person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., 1A Lexington avenue.
- CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES
in GLASS, BRONZE AND ORMOLC.
a and below
E. v. HAUGHWOUT CO.,
Broadway and Broome street.
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SAILED.
Shinpinx Notes.

Steamships Palmyra, Liverpool; Columbia, Havana; II
Lvngston Savannah Tennessee, Charleston; Saratoga,
Richmond, kc
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Ruling Passion Strong i'm Death

A sportin9 man wcll-known TO the
betting fraternity OF Boston. lay upon
his dcath-bcd. The film which prccedes
dissolution had appeared. the voice was
hustled TO "A feeble whisper. and his
breath came in convulsive gasps.
Ills friends, although themselves spor-
Ting men. thinking that the minisfcring
care Of the Clergyman might soothe his
lpath-way To the tomb, sent for 4 devout
divine. who. seated by his bedside, tired
TO tix the dying mans thoughts OH hca-
vcnly things.
;. NV friend.' said he, "do you know
how beautiful place Heaven Is with us
golden streets, its beautiful music. ana
Its Mlite-robed angels Don't you wan'
ito 90 there and be IA blessed angel Z:
..Angels!" gasped the dying man =
I.Auocls.- I've heard of them fellows
they've got wings. hain't they!
"Yes, my friend. and they float tliro
. the celestial atmosphere forever, singin:
the praise of the most High.9
We'll wv it'll n long drawn sigh,"
j. nice. say, old fei, are you gong u
be I'M angel
:. Yes. my pcrishing friend. II do m
duty TO God and my icllow-mcn, hop
10 meet you in Heaven as one OF III
blessed tlirong who surround tic thron
lcf Grace" r,,
r Another sigh OF satisfaction. "Iha
lis nice and angels kin fly, Kin they
"Yes, my friend, and their wings al
wings of light
7, That's nice will bet you two hun
ldred and fifty dollars | beat YOU OH thel
Wings the first mile" gasped forth u
II sick man, in a most inaudible accent.
The Clergyman gave up the JOB Of co'
vertino a man so wcdded TO his idol
N and in short time the sufferer gave
lfhc rlnst. --t
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{" N" for Mamie and "B' for Ben.


" NJ for Mamie und"B" for Ben
soc item now a. saw them then,
On tlle bark OF the oak-trec we'd;
She sal wai~t-decp in the clover white.
AnN the LIQUID gold of June sunlight
sn, pt Cytr her young White head
And TODD cary ing the letters twain.
Thai tin.e and tempest have ali IN vain
striyem to burr and blot;
They live in the oak-tree dusky gram,
sl,npca a. their memory on NY BRAIN,
Chsngi. & and fading not.
Oh. the VOWS that vowed that day.
Their broken shrcds in my bosom stay,
Wounding il hour by hour.
Could be false 10 one 50 tue?
Dare be cruel, my love, 10 you,
Mamie, my lilly flower!
Ere the snow had whitcned those letters
twain.
In The old church porch You hid your
pain.
! AS my bride and passed by;
Your ewes were brave, but your cheeks
grew white.
The cheek should have pillowed tlia'
night
| Where it never now may lie.
lIitt,e Mamie. you are nj rest,
1.-The buitcr-cups growing over YOU
u breast.
| Close by the graveyard gate.
lRut ah! / live to rue the day
tsold tempted riy steps from love ava!
And mine ia the saddcr fate.
For Id rive the rest of my life tc-nlgl
eITo see YOU sit in the cloyer-whiie,
The sun on your locks OF gold.
land carve once more as ] carved thei
then.
. y" for Mamie and : II" for Zen,
On the bark Of the oak-trcc old.
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Turning a King OF Siam.

A French naval officer who was pre-
Con, at the burning of the body OF thcl
Iata KING OF Siam. gives the follOwingl
of the strange ceremony =
During the afternoon. accompanied nyl
thc French Consul and the Chancellorl
Of the Consulate. visited the Meme, orl
monument which contained tic funelai
nile. This construction was raised III
three months. thc entire population con-
.tributinr to the labor, but the pieces OF
|timber which supported Ill were nearly
la ,xea, a,z,;yiug at Bangkok. and were
the tallcst trees i'm the Kingdom The
Ieditice was nearly three hundred feet
lhigb. and covered with gliding in the
centre. under the dome, was raised
structure decorated with gold ano pre-
lciou, stones. and on which the body was
TO be placed. Early on the eighteenth,
The final preparations commenced; INC
iconstrnciion supporting the pile was
itemporarily stripped of its ornaments
l,he yolden vessel was changed for ono
lof coppcr placed on a grazing covered
4 with nerfumes. and beneath was placed
II, heap of fragrant wood eight feet hl9h
4 4 bout five in the evening the entire
lcomnany was assembled around. ant
lfhe king set fire 10 the mass, wlthou
,lleaving his tilrone. by means OF u iran
goinr from his feet to the centre OF tn
\ mass. According to tradition, the mr.
from Heaven which burnt the palace o
? lthc Kings grandfather, and which La
+ rIbcen piously preserved, was that useo
,lThc people were then allowed to pres
! forward and throw on the tire-1iower
Of sandal wood which they had brought
the flames began TO rise high IN
-jPrinccSscs surrounded the burning mas
Hand uttered lamentations. The tim
I tlcmployed for the cremation, was scarce
rIly an hour, and the fire died out ceior
bones we're entirely reduced to ashc
= those which remained being depositc
! lin small urn of gold, set with prccio,
!. stones. The ashes were gathered up
ala piece of fine white stuff. which Wa
+ Iplaced OH a golden dish and conveyc
d elwith great ceremony by the Princess
q in mourning, in q boat. TO q con.ecrat9
il point of the river, to be thrown into u
20 water.
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The of'ire lately resigned by. Mr.. Jolii
Rmledgc, in the Supreme Judiciary OF
the Union. remains 10 be filed. Will
either OF you two gcntiemen arcep, II?
And. in that case, which of yousSOf
my sincere esteem and regard for YOU
both ! wish YOU be persuaded that am.
yours trulv. GEoReE WAsiiiNcroS.
May =, lf9l. unrsl tat bes
+ And, strangcst Of aIl-onc reads ibis
as Niebuhr did the Roman legends--
they both declined the offer, giving as u
reason that they could better serve their
country, and the Federal Union too, ia
the State Legislature Of which they
were members. MusiDg. "pcnsivcly
or not, OH this forgotten incident OF our
ancient history. characteristic alike. of
him who gave and those who received
this mark of confidence, may we not be
Excused for sorrowihg over the contrast
of the past and the present? Where is
the Executive now who can find two dis
interested friends 10 be trusted thns ?
! Where. under the atmospheric influence
llihat makes all. save very few indeed.
: seekers and jobs. and fills every avenue
Ito patronage with scrumbling assailants
Ir,lshing like the mob Of Paris ON the
lSwiss within-where shall we find two
; Ipartisans who would refuse SO high an
5 honor fur SO high a reason IN. a.
& clWOrh. tgi t.n, a. .b4 HiH x N 2"
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The sun-nower, planted around II
house in a locality. where intcriniuepts
prevailed. was observed. before the War,
by n gentleman connected with the epi-
ted States Government, TO project thc
whole family from that troublesome
sickness. Tie subject has been present
ed by NJ. Martin 10 the French Society
for the promotion Of the General Health.
land the Italian Sanitary Officers have
liaken measures to put tho suggcstieD IN
lopcration in the, most sickly locality
IWhilc the editor was q medical student.
lit was stated by Professor Cook that, III
all marsl,y countries. q thick hedge soi
vegetable growth, from ten, 10 fiitecn
feet high. should be had, some forty or
ltify feet from the dwelling. especially
in the direction of stagnant water. luill-
lponds, or marshy places, where there
was growing and .decaying vegetation.
lIIi,. theory WAS this, that milsin. was
lrencratcd in. all such localities that an
,Ithe morning and evening, about suurisc
land sunset. this Tniasln was concentiated
lon tbe surface Of the. carth.. cxtcndipg
-1eiyht or ten feet upwards, allowing y 4"
Inc brcatbed into the lungs taken in up-
|nn an etytptv sstdfnach. ehgcndering all
A forms of intermittents and other more
idaneerous fevers, diarrhoa. dvsclitery,
land choIe,.l; but that thick. living veg
.lclable growth had been known by hihl
Ifor MANY wears, from actual observation.
olto arrest the flow. of miasm towards tsc
rlhousc. and save the inmates from dis
o ease.
,lat such length is 10 show that the Az
.isorption of miasm was not peculiar to
1.-the sun-fower. but that it was livini,
. vegetation and, as there are other forms
,Jilmorv luxuriant and more dense than tiis
= such growtlls are best: an.
} That these facts were published in 1S2S,n
IIJohn Estcn Cooks Therapeutics: IT wa,
!. further suggested that the growth shouit
sInot he nearer the house. becausc Is wollis
r.kccp it damp. and, for the same reason
! Itlmt although it looked well 70 sec
= lcountry house embowrrcd and almos
hid by trees. IL was not hcalthsfil; tha
the SUNSHINE should come upon ever.
!, lnart and side Of a dwelling III SUNNY
! land winter, otherwise disease won't
- - ,molprcvail: that the sunlight was cyrr!
u ~ where great promoter Of health: m y
=, MN .I'7Hais1ai lJourllal Of Hcallli.
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Editorial Convention.

The Association of Editors had mcet.l
inn at Indianapolis, OF Friday. and was
more than usually interesting. The at-l
,,udancc was rood, and the interest mi
|thc proceedings marked. Questions OIL
|uraciiral Importance were discussed and
liLe Interchange OF opinions resulted adj
ynngeously to nll., Two most interest
linr papers were read to the Association,
from one OF which we make tne iohov-
ling extract, which We trust will ivccivc
iaiteniion M
The great drawback 10 newspaper sue
lccss i the credit system. No one serds
lto The New York " Tribune" asking It's
llarne- hearted conductor to send him the
lpaper. with Il promise 10 pay five years
LATER date. or ten years. and probably
.lneycr: OF II he should venture on such
Itemcrlv. itwolld he 2 pleasure TO stand
lin a corner and hear the curses for such
limpudrncc from the lips of tie Great
IRelorincr. And yet, unlimited credit !
lthe unyalying practice OF nine-tentils oi
Ithe country press. Many a man iiinic
Il, retained on the subscription list.bnowi
.lto Le utterly worthless. because IL may
damage The party II his name is erased
Irhc debts Of absconding patrons 10 'h'
lpress.cycry decade, aggregate an ainouh
Isutiicir,t TO bald = railway across th'
1cnrtipcnt. Al this must he changed. :
IThc Nsrolcuric Lattlc-cry, Advance
IGuard- !. should be applied 10 new spape
lna,ronS. with tie injunction that the!
shal, hcnrciorth keep III adyance,or thei
patronage viii be declined. I.
No other profession or occupation J
Al. -
Il. the mechanic TO wait upon you til
next year for bis days labor ana VIVA
y will be the response! Ask your groce
INDULGE you for three or five years 10
slhis merchandise - ask the farmer Tor
Ihushcl Of wheat. to bc paid Tor when dl
lpes;cl at Christmas, or dozen OF egg
:. .leyeu. TO be paid for when digcsied an
NJ forgotten. aud vou would bc laughed =
!. Ear your follv. The remedy is not in I'll
4 liamc ai;.mrt of single individual
at s,rixc out for advance payment ana M
bis single flag to the post, resolved
: brcak. down Il deep-seated and r,iiio,
Y lrus,om. but i'm the lirm resolve Of all y
craft 10 effect this great reform Ito stan
with each other and by each other, tiil
l,hc newspaper shall bD placed upon y
lsamc fooiing respecting credit, as u
I,necbauics labor or the farmers produ'
Another imperative demand is for
lfair remuneration for subscription al
AS The mammoth sheet iro
ur,l the Eastern city. with its hundred tho
,s.s sand patrons, is not to he 'akeh ,. as
uisl standard for the country paper. WI
|. its immense patronage for subscripl'
land advertising. it can be afforded at
vastly cheaper figure, and Is worthy
the nlarc is occupies. Its dividends
lcoun,cd by thousands, while the eni
fH Hrcccipts Of tho country press arc co!
= lied bv hundreds. The foreign paper
for which we pay with pleas'i
IThc home paper is q necessity for WIN
lthey should pay fair equivalent.
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r- No man ever worked his paasae

NJ No man ever worked his passage
IN \ dead calm. Let no man wax pale.
therefore, because Of opposition; oppo-
sition * what he wants, 10 be GOOD al
ANYTHING. Hardship is the native soil OF
manhood and sclf-reliancc. iic who
cannot abide the storm miiinclling. lays
down by the roadside, to be passed ovci
and forgotten.
~ TIE Post-mastcra ut san Apaonio'
lTeyas. was not long since puzzled ny Inc
receipt of a letter from New. Orican I
directed TO MY Nanny, living IN tn'
lciM OF San Anioio."' One day, now
ever. a small. ficrcc-looking old woman
Ianpca,rd at thc Post-otiicc window; say
lin@ sinister. have ,you got any ietic
lthcrc from ..Sly johnny The leue
addressed to "My Nanny" was at one.
g;vcn "a her mt a venture, and the suspl
Icion ,,mt il was intended for her proves
correct. r,.'....,.4 VI
;. NJ We recently meta grammarlai
, says a California paper. who had p''
, made a tour through the lnincs, conl,
!. raiinc. or rather cogita;iug. "PrS
Tive mine. coniparativr. miner s"l'cri'
live, rhinus," s- ei ",
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f. ORA gentleman in Tclrc Haute, Tire
EXPRESS saws. has just received u tldrd--
looking package of letters from u lanv
in Vermont. They were written by hin,
40 her forty wears ago. when ihty ex-
ucctcd 10 make the Journey Of liic to-
gethcr. She Is now d widow. aud ne. =
|fhc head ofa large family. Doubtless
the perusal of these ardent ei!,lsien-'
lpenued IN his early manhood l'awakc
In his mind many sad rccoIicction~ .,
lbv-gonc times; and possibly he may feel
the force of the poets lines:
/ or ali sad words ~ torrnrur rrr.
| '.ti.., .,. t...< Al, e,,pi,f sAaNc been.
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