Of her bright face one glance will trace a picture on

the brain,

And of her voice in echoing hearts a sound must long

remain ;

But memory such as mine of her so very much en

dears,

When death is nigh my latest sigh will not be life's

but hers.

EDWARD COATES PINKNEY.

French, Dresden, and Indian Porcelain. THE largest variety of Fancy Porcelain to be found in the city, comprising:

VASES OF ALL SIZES, Flower Stands, Alumette Stands, Toilet Bottles, Match Cups, Candlesticks, Tea Caddies, Figures, &c.

Single Cups and Saucers of Dresden Ware, rich fancy pieces of Dresden.

All the new articles in Porcelain, Imported as soon as produced in Europe.

Young Grimes.

OLD Grimes is dead, that good old man,
We ne'er shall see him more;

But he has left a son who bears
The name that old Grimes bore.

He wears a coat of latest cut,
His hat is new and gay;
He cannot bear to view distress,
So turns from it away.

His pants are gaiters, fitting snug
O'er patent-leather shoes:
His hair is by a barber curled;
He smokes cigars and chews.

A chain of massive gold is borne
Above his flashy vest;

His clothes are better every day
Than were old Grimes's best.

He's six feet tall, no post more straight, His teeth are pearly white;

In habits he is sometimes loose,

And sometimes very tight.

His manners are of sweetest grace,

His voice of softest tone;

His diamond pin's the very one
That old Grimes used to own.

He sports the fastest "crab" in town,
Is always quick to bet;

He never knows who's President,
But thinks "Old Tip's" in yet.

He has drunk wines of every kind,
And liquors cold and hot;

Young Grimes, in short, is just that sort

Of man Old Grimes was not.

SHILLABER.

PARIAN MARBLE,

CARROLL & HUTCHINSON are the largest importers of Parian in the city, and their stock is well worth inspection to connoisseurs in Statuettes and other exquisite articles of this unsurpassedly beautiful material. Among other specimens in this department will be found

BUSTS OF SHAKSPEARE,

BYRON, BURNS, MILTON, WASHINGTON, WELLINGTON, NAPOLEON, JENNY LIND,

and a vast number of other distinguished persons, both living and dead, ancient and modern.

Great attention is paid to this department, and new articles are con stantly received.

J Birth-day Lyric.

LEAD me 'mong blossoms white
In the early amber light,

Away from teasing care,

And let the charmed air,

With luscious tone,

Soothe me with strains unknown.

Oh! heap the blossoms sweet

About my face and feet,

Till half the blushing sky,

And the nook wherein I lie,

Are curtained most deliciously.

With odors deluge me,

With rose-light and low melody;
For I would dream, until earth seems
What once it promised in my dreams.

Oh, radiant land! where my young eyes
Saw angels in the rainbow skies,
And felt Love's arms in all the air,

And heard Hope singing everywhere—
Sweet land of boyhood! Rose unblown!
Delicious heart-enfolded zone!

How soon-too soon!

The burning Noon

:

Drank all thy dew from bud and leaf,
And seared the bowers of Young Belief:-

The drifting sands before me spread
With murky redness overhead;

I faint with fighting wrong and sin;
To-day, oh, let me enter in
The gardens, beautiful of yore,
And live again my May-life o'er.
I may come forth more firm and strong
To deal with error, blame, and wrong;
Upon my heart fresh dew shall lie,
And heaven seem nearer to mine eye.

PARIAN MARBLE.

BESIDES the articles in Parian Marble, enumerated on a preceding page, CARROLL & HUTCHINSON import a number of pieces of more artistic and elaborate design.

They have at present, copies of the Amazon, by Krist: Powers' Greek Slave: Powers' Fisher Boy: Dorothea and Clorinde: Sea Nymphs: Dancing Girl: Psyche: Pandora: Prometheus bound: The Madonna: Chained Cupid: Virgin at the Annunciation: Canova's Guardian Angel, Innocence, and a vast number of other most admired and superb pieces of the first artists, both ancient and modern, native and European.