fUE HERALD OF THE TMQX.
MARCH 11.
Vhat is home without my Willy 2. ,
'Tis my coUa robbed of foyers,
"Where tit.v bleeding bjrokeii jicart; .
Wou.Ciewl inanyj weary hours.
'TVcul'j be ttmngc to wke at miinigh,
And ioi hear ciyfWilJy breathe,.
Eark would be my cottage home;
Should my darlingi Willy leave.
The world wonll seem a blank indeed,
The jey?.of life would all be gone,
NoMo have Willy bni my knee,.
Or hear it. sing its -baby song,
iDn : rfiall'it be that Willy, dear,
Muf c elumber .'ncathjtlw roses bright? .
The precious dust might ttihre be lotted,
Willy vould be go Wo worlds of light
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The clouds assume brighter hue
T.it-ioa of spring-birds -seem nwe dear,
A suMehide nils in$- cottage home (,
As long as dark-eyed Willy's here.
Then couie not near fay babe, oh ! death,
Oor tealmy Wiljy from. my rn ; .
Whene'er 'tis stid "that '-Willy's gone" '
31 y ccttcge bomcnrill looso its charms.
Ah ! niuj-t these little dimpied cheeks ' ' "
- efd und mouldering in the ground?
Ac-i t!i ill thelkile chubby feet
So early caise their pattering sound ?
'Or. must tlxi little sparkling eyes
F,e closed by death's cold icy hacd ?
But, oh ! how brvgdt-niy babe wfluldbine
In the good and better larid
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Ear, hark! -what means jthat'nolc-of glory
woctiy sounning! through the air ?
Mc'.hinks I heareerfiphic angels
LecVning little Willy there.
Oh. Thou, who gave$t the precious gift,
In kindness spare'my little one: ,
Still help nie sav, through grace divine, '
Tather in Heaven "Thy will be done."
Tlio DuvetrsxM t fSrothers in JLivcr
pooi A41 Exoitinsf. Scene lc&trc
tiou of TSieir Cabinet.
The LUwnpor; liroihers were mobbed at
Liverpool,. England, n the 15th ultimo. The
l'o5t u Ibai eiiy sas :
"The ::uu;cti elected Mr. Cummins and
Mr HuHnv ah the cojnmfttce to tie the broth-
" ers. The Davenports bbjecjted at first, but ul-tirnat-.v
agreed. Ira Davenport, who wriggled
am! twisted r. irood deal' during, the operation,
and at its conclusion turned round suddenly to
Dr. Ferguson.- Mr. Cummins . shrugged ids
shoulders and walked" iway; while Dr. Fergus
s -n iaimeilc-tcly p tapped up, and instantaneous
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WEST INDIA GOODS, ;.
YANKEE NOTIONS, '
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EQUIPMENTS,
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Front Street loutli, Kear Market. f .
TherETibscribers -announce; to their friends, throughout the army, that thej art;
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prepared to furnish at wholesale' and retail and inihj quantities,
EVERYTHING BIOUIBEB M THE ARMYL
Sutlers will'find it to their interest;, to examine our stock hefore going North.
Attaelied to the" establishment-is an extensive and well selected stock of ,
lj, Ira I'avLisport siood tree. iic nt once ere
nted a hirjr ?cnat?orr by exposing the back of
Iiis hAiid to the audience, 'with bloed flowing
from it. . Tl oxcit'emcsnt tLis point -was ex
treme, nrrd ;tl though ii was hardly explicable
hfw a ivpe could produce a vound frcm which
the blood would thus .copiously now, tae taoie8
for the- luonnt seonied to be turned upon the
gentieiiK-tt Whose 'orutiility had been so strong
lv.animrteiUupon. Mr. "Ira Davenport hastily,
an with an indignant expression ,f. - counte
nance, left the stage, followed by his brother.
Mr. Cuiumins then addressed the juadience,
r.ciir'h-In t!;.vic words-:
'Ladies nud gent)e:iii2, you have seen blood
ur-on tht? hand of the p:-rsori who has just left
this platicrm. That blood was caused by Dr.
Ferguson in cutting the rope. Upon this an
immense shout of niiug'ed triumph and indig
nation aro?e from tha audience, -whose sympa
thies it was.at once evident had scarcely wa
vered, even during the sensation incident -thev
had just witiicsseti. In the noise which ensued
Tlr Vii-rji sun n -vr-! i n f TrAx tt-o c? f n no ininrli
ble, Mr. Cumming was heard to declare vthat if
any inedical man would certify that the wound
bad not been produced as be had statd, he
would jrive five pound to any Liverpool v char-
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The audience now lieean to take matters in
totheiown hands. One trentleman led the way,
and several others scrambled over the footlights
on the platform, with -the view; apparently, of
ccminding their. money of JJr. i? erguon. it is
viuv iw -j v o . .-3 AAUllCJf 4UU WULUUlIttB IU D4JT lllti Li
they did their utmost to keep' the- erowd back,
and to protect Dr.-Ferguson andLeichtoa. who
. were still cn the f-tage. The numbers, hdtrcx
crwere too great for res istance to 'ivail ; and.
the next thing witnessed was the"i)Vferthrow of
the cabinet, Dr. reruson being pushed back
xarda into it. t ITe immediately rose; 'but as!
hnucdiateli' retreated, and we are informed that
te. the Davonporti, and Mr. Fay' werefbuto
u.e builuing-almost as sooaas JtergdsoaijriLs-
the stave. , Shortly afterwards, Jlr.;Hulley
"was borr.e from therooni ontheshoulders of an
adtairir" thron"." ' V.ir:-i- Jv
'The croud on the jiHtftTrm at onceM- J)rbcee-,
8 -ns ciufh a-idicnled structure will never aain
baw'tLe scTiitinT or beguile the ' credulity of a
British audience. . The scene during the smash-,
. ing and. distribution of the rfragnients 'off the
cabinet wa teryexcittngA- Piece yfttp thrown
P mio tno ajierlesi ana tne" occupanist)! inai;
pirt of the ball-busily vied with- those in the
body in scrambling for the spoils ttbilo many
resorted, probably ''as; a relief to their ' excite-
i .y ". k Li?
id me exnuaraung occupauon oi iciniug
theiaseh-oA dowttironi the? galleries oil i, to 'the
stasgi One person ordr fell into itfae "hands of
the'polictt upoaa. charge, of brealang onb 6f the"
(vyauacs'by wnich the galJeiyis- sapportea.
Novels, - .
Periodicals
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Newepapexs,
Stationery.
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Wilmington, N. C, March, 7th, 18G5. ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES-
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New York, 505 Broudway,
r 1 ilfarch 1st, 1865. .
7o my forrfter friends- and pa irons f Wi
viington, iVr. C, and surrouniAug Conn try :
Having located myself in this City, 1 am
prepared to offer at our house, Scott & Bald
wtn,).Dxt building below " St. NichoU."?
Gents' Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravats, Ties,
Ac., Ac., a full asortmen,of'Furnishin Goods, t
jjadios Linen Under Garments of all kindt;, beau
tifully made accurately cot and of tie bestmatej
rial Linen, Cottony Silknd Flannel. Also a com
plete assortment for MifiBesp-nd Boys. i .f
OiiH hundred Girls work on the premises, and all.
trarments made under the immediate supervision of
the proprietors. ' Mrs- -WintleV Card appears in'
another column to which the attention of Ladies is
Uirected. -
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MUSICAL NOTICE
iinstructions IN MUSIC. PIANOS;
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THE UNDERSlGNEDffers his professional ser
vices tothe citizens of Wilmington, as a teacher
on the Piano,, Violin, Guitar, and to tune and repair
Pianos-1 Orders may be left at WhitakerV Book
Store, or directed to i 5 . - j ,,- .1
' ' J. BENEDICT, Pof: oi Musrc ahd " j
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March ICth, 1665.
Ladies, Misses and Children 's
SL Nicholas, Block'; 505, dMwni.;:'
i (FornieelT51 of . Geiiiri'AiBaiaan '
Hr-rvnRiwhosa SuDeriatendeBJoe the abore
.1). sartments are eondUdjs pleased to fliuiounoe pi
1 to her former patrons and. the.Ladiejjf ewYork A
AKTrSTES under her .aireetidnehtf il prepared to5
Ladies' Alisses:.and XJhitdrerivOtjitinQ to
',,' Orcler,' ;' " . .1;. '.'
v- ,;,,t XADLES'.UNDER lrNEN' a-jJU t
Of fine Quality, Kept, in toeK, reaay ioi immeaiat
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HAS ALWAYS, the bst fertoondijj fhe rr j -; 1 - idtb
5outh.u No expense' iwped.tcfaraUh, epi-: IvedjQS, TapeSHpoks afid Eyefif, ,s
.thiireFtdcfeacitiofthe sealoiii" T ' - :.- '
proceedings, thoush ttfrbulent. irero Exceed
"yly goo hamored, and they, erb ,enHTenei'
by a fevr hrlesquQ addresses,., delivirpd Xrom
the platforja, hx those ;ia the body, o tb hall--la
the meauiirne, 'jsomp , nrty ppUceisaja. Thad
arrived ; tuej occupied the stage. aud'tUdt hU
A pottioa.of the right oTm'of ' the 6gor lwae' 3 March Ur.n-Ynxs.&i y;T j v rt?nys;Ti
inocted jffi by tho young man placing bis hand imrrmT ftC! t5 "f TTf f Tl''uJi.',4t
upon it as he dropped from the alleFV.Thbi ilW&lmfV&i
Tiadie3 and Misses Hoop Skirts.
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oldred Organdie Muslins.
Black
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Ladies White and Brown Cotton Hose.;
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(Jciitle! Senaif , nose. -. ;
T White Swiss MrislinL i
Coats Sbck)l Cottdri.r
lj Pen Holders and Steel Pens.
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V Envelopes and LeadPencils.
GbnisylTootb Brushee, Hair PirisJ
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