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SIC. "a. Ii shall be the duty of the sew.
eral County Courts in this State, at the re.
spective terms when they appoint justices
Of the peace 10 take In the list of taxable
property for the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty. seven, TO appoint two re.
spectacle treeholders to be associated with
each justice, who, together with such jus.
tlce, shall be styled the board of valuation.
That 1t shall be the duty OF the board OF
valuation to ascertain, as accurately as NAV
be practicable the cash valuation of the
land IN the district 10 which they belong,
and TO return the same TO their respective
County Courts in the manner herein pre-.
scrlbed: Prorided, said justice and free.
holders NAV if they deem It necessary, call
upon any person to testify as to the value
Of any tract which may BE- listed and they
are authorised in such case to administer
GO oath TO any person SO called upon. No
person giving in his land for taxation, shall
hereafter be required TO state the value
thereof upon oath; and if any individual
shall deem himself injured, by too high a
valuation being placed upon his land by
the board aforesaid, il shall be competent
for the ensuing County Court to reduce tie
same, upon motion and satisfactory proof of
such allegation. The individuals compos-
ing the said board of valuation, shall annex
to their respective returns the following af
fidavit, signed by them, and certified bv
some Justice of the peace We solemnlv
swear that the foregoing valuations Of land,
made by US, are in our judgment and belief,
the actual value thereof in cash and tina,
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Nick Fiddle did 1.-THE Wings did it,
Although the late President and Van Blu.
rem have had every department of The Gov.
ernmeni at their command-both Houses of
Congressman tie Judiciary -althoush they
have had the purse-ihe swerd-the Post
Ohice-the Land Office-the Mint-the
Custom Houses and the Pet Banks. Al
though they have done Just as they pleased
in every thing, regardless of the Constitu.
ton, Congress or the People-neveytheless,
now that their most consummate folly and
protligacy, are showing their fruits to the
word-,hey have the efFrontery TO say, the
Wings have done il Nick BiddIe hes done
it. The Bank Of England aud the National
lntelligencer have done ii. We hardly know
whether to scorn, to pity or laugh at such
shallow efforts at humbugGery,-Sdlisbury
Waterman.
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The Woman rho trent abroad. a lady
who wns IN the habit Of spending most OF her
time IN the spclety Of her ne,ghbors, hap.
prned ono dly to be taken suddenly at, and
sent her husband in great haste for physi.
can. The husband ran few rods, but
SOON returned, oxclalm,ng, =" My dear,
where shall find you when get back p
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Never was there so much liquor drank in
one day as yesterday, aud all on account of
the suspension of the banks. Sober, steady
men would 60 TO the bar.rooms TO negotiate
their paper, after having been refused at the
banks, aud here too they were denied cash
payment, the bar.keepers taking nothing
but the legitimate in payment for juleps and
nsings. The consequence was, that many
a steady man found himself before night in
a very unsteady si,uation.-Neie Orleans
Picagune.
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The New York papers tell US that the
bel">arc pnrading Broadway in calico dress.
cs, and, although fashion IS as great ly'
rant IN calico MS IN cambria, we will hope
that the severe lesson which the times have
read TO all, VIII long be remembered even
hv the fair.
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"Tom," said Bcncdic: 10 happy bach
rlor, WHY don't YOU choose wife 10 be
sollce IN your affections Y Because
choose myself" SAID Tom, ",o be sofas II
my affections. = Phtla. paper.
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q w. BRYHAM

- and tho public generally that since Ne has sod his
etosary Grand he the
comm OF hs down town friends opened estaa s
ment No SOL street. formerly occupied ~ Mr. Coon
which place will be conducted the approved principle AZ
N. Bowcry Confectionery No 1E Bowery.
extended already
pc,;cnred Il w BRyfiAM, 90 Bowey,
'N' and sot Division stree
-Four frst rate Joufpeymen wanted in.facdatsb. msu
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CIRCULAR.
n1r THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on bcbsn OF 70

NJ THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on bchsn o. tn .
TA0RES5E5 AND SEAMSTRESSE5 Of this city niosn VIC.
friends the public generally that they hive taken the
The Q White street and Br0Gdica neat dosf 70
b. Asors ESQ.,, which snd Will continue un We -
tended Es'ab shment o their 70 ready WIN
met OF Freasa German and Irish Linens Of ne most
seacsuch can be warantsd all efwhch WIZ Dc su' =,
price nducement o Gentlemen 10 call and se'ea.
quality and give employment to those VINO are u
sent without proper means OF support A..
Thc Committee have the pleasure to Inform all inch s - I'M,
they have all their articles Of Wearing Appaie mSs ~
Establishment the and best ssnnI
viii not be atempted Every other article vi Dress "" sopped
al net saylRg RS cent 80,
Linen Musitn Veings Cassifneres okhs AMI an varieties
oil articles suitable for Clothing esef LOT oesoceh "
None but tie best OF Cutters viii he employed
purchase the H,aena at the Store al cost
prices purchase the material elsewhere ana have hciA made
-, The mice of Cuttoe panta looms, IS cents
ma do Is 40.
E~y description Of Chdrens clothing made order and kept
for sale.
all NAV treated the whether judges nota that win
be to provide the pattern the article be made
by have their clothes menaed by leaving them
tie morning. and calling for them in the afternoon.
Families obtain seamstresses work eH houses by
plying as above
considerable their expenditure employment
eight ten thousand good industrious females. and here
AFTER Abe painful appeal they have necessated make
the benevolent OF this great anf good city.
On behalf OF the Committee,
ELIAS FOUNTAIN.
EDWARD r. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM,
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ELIAS FOUNTAIN.
EDWARD F. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM,
HOMER BOSTWlCk.


At Masonic Hap
IL Mr. GRIFFITH respectfully informs has friends and pa.
irons that h last Ball this will take place
Masonic Hail. April 49, 1887, which several Fancy
Dances VIII be brought Forward together with Dutch Pas DE
Z. Mr. Annual Exhibition will take at Niblos Sa
loon April 26th 1887. al35rs
FOSTERS CLERKS GUIDE, OR CON
Il MERCIAL CoRRESPONDENCE-This day is published
The Clerks Guide Commercial Correspondence, comprising
Introduction Credit and General Business
with forms Of Invoices Bills PARCELS Bills Of Exchange Account
Sales and Appendix containing Advise Young radesmen
and Shopkeepe Equation of Payments COMMERCIAL Terms &c
&c. by d. Foster, l vel. ltmo.
Mr. Foster has laid the mercantile community Of this county
under great obligations to ha by the public ton present
ame which, moderate and in reasonable compass at
rds to the and inexperienced clerk clear and lucid
OF the business details commercial aRsactons
the daily r1une of counting house The beat
models OF foreign and home here before the
youthful aspran for commercial heD0 and We knoS n no p
likely to facilitate the att anent of such result careful
study Of the principles cxemped in this snpeendng but vaia
be tile work"
safe by the Author his Class Rooms Broadway
"A CONCISE TREATISE ON BOOK KEEPING Calculating
the Principles and Practice Of Double Entry and the Modern
thod OF arranging Mcshan,s Accounts I'd
large and Greatly improved To which added, CHAPTER
vol PIP 200.
The dosigR efihe exhibit a view of Book Keep.
actually pracise among the well informed merchants and
to furnish learners with text book cl illustrations
to be easily understood and afford all
thu information required for practical accountants II centaas
the latest improvements the art and will hs found useful guide
10 the lea the merchant and the OF business
From the Boston Atlas
This decidedly the best treatise Book Keeping which
have II is simple conci and well arranged Mr. Foster
has confined himself plain
result Of his labOrs to the public.
10 MR. FOSTER c,nhnues TO give lessons, usual, day
TILE coRREsPoNDENcE'G DC
Rooms lse Broadway,
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AsnusSeMleRts.

P AnHEYKZ T TIL ELLEN T, TREES BE- :,
TxELfrH NicHr"DaHs Mr. F,eSea fs~v'oia Miss z
THE sARkAcK ROOM Colonel Fens Mr. Mason cluri.ss
Doors al g. Performances commence o'Ilock.-
Boxes el Pr So cts Gallery s cis
A WI ssPf9Ss k"1sSc vii be Ss
s cTHa lhs nossIio Of n, ,,oy-,..
e@ iss a Mf ago Mr.
IL :essass Win Toe M M.i i haIn4or
rE HE GSL5EN IA Farmer Vim sesnJsm-
Door hah past asd performances wlcommeace at
o'clock Boxes, 75-Plt. s7a-Gaik,y
NM LIN rHEATkE.-THs EVENING wnlo
NEW WAyTo p&9 OLD pEBrs-s Giles ovemeaeh, Mr..
M, Arer y,ns one scereof
he Fsp M Il re pc.
FAhsihhs SoN-Tom Mr. Davs-chopatick, Mr.. wabournc.
Doors open a, :. Performances 7ococs
NATiGNTAlIL TMEATRE- MR. wooLToRDs BE.
xoNpEefUL EIAsIefY S Of e T siss.caed ss e po
Puss IN booTs-Dame Fot, Mi W cosk-Fa.s Master
THB PoLisH BRoTHERs-w go tasir ASTONISHING per
TO conclude with magni.ent and aneqaaHed Legend of
81 GEORGE AND THE DRAGON; o. THE SEVEN CHAM.
De pasn. GsSs # enS asSa M
Needha-Kate ofcoveny Mrs, Fynn-Piacess sabra, Mrs
FOXES sI-P't so cents Gallery s7t cent?
u Deors olen at 3 oclock-pe ofrlasce commence at
Uf- A CARD.-ZoOLOGlCAL INSTITUTE THE LAST
WEEK The otths
nent return their sincere thanks 20 the Of New York for
the
and caRnst the cit, Their intended
acknow edgemsLt for the favors they d.
AS Satu defnlvey Ell for their departure
exhibit feats the In
sttute will ned at the usual hours under
aitractf n.
Upon this oceao- Mr. Van At,buTeh will enter the dens con
LaEab O'Clock r. NJ and tbs EVEN.
will also den aiming animals when the hsh will he
sudd ny pangea in darkness aud Nj van Aaugh and The
wild OF the rest will be rnveloped in and
flames Of Grc' X fire
The exquisite Of Dir Kenas which attracted
Oh In. sceoes
the puar modern music from o6 o.
clock the aiteraoen, and from to IN the evening
A. so cents. ale
DIOnAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE PAULs CHURCH. BROADWAY.
STERLING ArTEAcTIoNs-To Tomorrow evening and during
~ TIE week addition OF three new pieces To HANlNGrONs
MOVING Dl0RAMASnst uinental Concert, by the
Mnstrels the al varied amusements Of the
of Fifteen DiorGnc viees and the nmtab rANTOC
C!Nl, viii be for the time shown the
DISTRACTION OF BABYLON.
dte departure ote troops oSaranaaus by land and
in the proud array Of marital grandeur by Walker also by the
MOONLIGHT VIEW or THE RUINS OF THE ABBEY OF
SAN JOSEPH
with funeral by torch light producing effect of
most intense interest The third anteaby Bengough
the - IL
HAUNT OF THE MAIDS,
grand submarine,
the lake Of dreams, with the bo
dophms
PROBES Of he Piano, M. Hassord.
half Box tickets so cents Upper IS cents
m27U
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them hanger Than those paid ssr The
sSp a gs; pockets. I'd ind
beauty AID Guasily Inshcre ac chcn asd Shoes,
h at.,, es,y can oue ana sgeh pnsfs
only cal i NJ. ~ = hci .ta 10 ass anal .se,
wh her nSs e a.er s,.p sffs.ion.
Don't mistake hlphhhDs y WALhh TWO esaaDh-n
~ Gee, III, - New Yofk.
METALLIC WASH. lMpoRTANr TO HOUSE.
covered is Va a,be Metallic wash aad y The q es
rshic - known uay ccaih. have easned rom care
S S.ss ,,S sa As as ls vii Se s,s Win me roe.
sle labor and o containing am tisg inIaoas that
~ i iS"' w Wind ' c q rs%e shaqe.
oDroad~y and Bleeekc Adam.on Ohm 500 and
' cosssia i ,a Al sand. 80
Direct ~ l,t u.tns The washe On the label asst.
> de H. Il ssetaas: . .ei above s ss Washing
Ton s T. Ts ~ s sps es H. ssss
.oss . &c e e. aG G S. New Yo ws se has
'''' s fSt cr.t1en, w,seBscui,.
Sgss DO %e no Packet Bread
Essm rresd,ves o,eas are dscn, fon apy ober N use,
ssd !. iss b.. ~ ne, b.c, the are heated
cpege,s co. ;sp%s,cn 70 the Gtres, foreign markets.
comncacei years ago putting my articles . scsss
and c%s cs ayS s. MY s sss.'s
r ny a,s =" eoasuen IL the bsyers mas, 10
w srS S%ass 10 NOW sS.e s,ei, hey get .sn.
A Il.
and Csns~lor Law Chiffon Hall No. Beck street,
totrste Church dr of New ystk limos MIS-
.ca Arkansas Military Bouny. ccneaiL Land Office ars~~f-
Pai.n. asd tito. perfected sc' soldier. The her:
tegs-lth English from the u a. Cannsa sss
Nova from the British army, the hrs
oil above easessh Titles 10 stds hetss ~ son
e. sS.s .. M. p ps.d with Nth s
tales before ged reclaim I've same III .sno
in and rer,o~s TIE Stars Ns
ADD Texas boagh ans sold OF escnanfea
titles obtained and perfected on W n
/ Office. a "a. -. ~.,c.~u..
forwarding any Of above claims afn h.u.t :. nsn /"
,,s,. ~
snmr,issions ne 80, r. ,u... -.
o-s,tc, .econ. 81 ~ r,e ns ~ 70 r arc.
| psatcdneaft""hsia'' dpu
|
I,r.TroNER's WAREHOUSE, ias willsr st.
- . ~r,l hsylpe returned from Lepden. where ~ hss
- \, IN, ktng advantageous arrangements with ne
ber fr ressr supply Of AZ sree. " h' ne e GOV re-
assortment ofstnpe ara Fsn
~ ,ao~ay thu best qssny, and lower terms than amp
~ c ne Reeve ard Newmans water Ciers Drawing Pspss
a parefs Lever Papcs and description 81 hnxsen
| All err Sealing wax, steel Pens, &C. y,.-
a. also coninsss ihcutc the Paeni
M ards. snamsvcd Visiting, and geld bard C,a 1nrsu
ptefs. ever po-tLeads,ac. nn 'So
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1NHE TEETH, THE TEETH, THE TEETH.
II M pATMER's Diamond Pearl Tooeh Powder, RECON-
rended by thousands Vegetable Whit Powder fail
ms which the teeth a
IIe rendering the former beautifully white while the later
baug beautiful ~ sihy rcd affords
an arreae fragrance breath after ev,rs taking med
cine. - -.
n, and Bowey Price "a cents box
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SPLENDID PENMANsHIp

ACQUIRED ~ IL LESSONS
The 4HfftpgIiaT System al Writing nr0n ntr.dscCd
the Fgnis Qgeus an Strangers of NV ro aud Brook n
TQcuntiane for onigd ,h0rt SEASON.
MIX. BNISTOW, OF London, respectfully aprosBces w.
l'A the Pubic s Return aie as-nce Of x onths from
very Hacrng and successful Boston. He hes
commenced his Whiting Glasses tins City for the reception Of
Pupils, D1y and Evening,
ACADEMY, No. lis BROADWAY NY.
where both Ladies and Gentlemen of and capacity
years, eapo. taughi, tho and
adusfed principles ~ COMMERCIAL fBSN ANsIIP
Adapted 10 1etrs, Bills Notes Sales Accounts Receipts En-
n the Finished journal Eny and ~ short,
purpose Ol public husincs. and prlynte life.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS or ONE HOUR EACH.
That long To complete nd
thorough kaowlcage OF Writing mat how indifferent MGR
hie Dcisrmc Cmmp n the writing he by air
Rnoe, tshug Whiting Master c Ladies meet daily a. ~
O'Clock.
uS- Mercis aud others visiting the City. comices
OF sssons IN Tor 2 days :.
II. IL ~ W. 10 !, Orf nom VI
All We Who world fine Pcnmanhe,
Cornr earn the system Of MI w.
Who TWELVE LESSONS does guarantee,
To make vsut most sflcninlft e.N
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CARD..s W BRyHAN respectful inf rms hs friends
~ and the pubic that he has completed the 81 hrs
saloon attached e h Bowey steam Confectionery at ihe be,eI
plan, and IL IL copened for the w w. returns
tanks for the bea he has heretofore experienced
pledges hmselfthat
biz rcrds respectable and select ssc sss all the dehca
they II seasonsuch Ice Creams, Soda
Mead, Lemonade Colfse Pies, Cake, &C. &C.
CpnoctSnares usual the
Steam No Bowcry, directly
tie to livingston 81. :. W. BRYHAM. fist
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4 NEW AuTICLE FOR THE LADIES'
4 HE CLENI<,s GUIDE, o. coMMERclAL cOR

u FE5PONDENCEi Comprising Letters of introduction Let.
II credit and general business, with forms 81 Bills
Parees Bis of Exchange, Account Sas
Commercial Advice 10
yoang merchants ard adcm with general
aeen Of by H. r. Foster Principal f the York
Con nercial school Auo 81 treatise book keeping, &c
/ vol l29o 20. $50. Jast published, and or sale BY
&. SHEPARD, Isa Broadway.
us At nfnK cost have hers what should We considered
ind pensaLe iuniof Clerk ~ Com
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DVU ncs and others informed, that y n the
exatant dcnandsd sf rents ~ the GUY ~ New York the
induced 10 oiIr part othe above ~ o sale 90 We
accommodate tsc who will immediately build
them. But tier not fot sale except of ma dhe improve
nent.
The above property situated m west ,Iloboken Fouy
nd about " rods om the Hysan eds situated uy and
elevation Fureah and beauty 81 csnno
lie surpassed ~ nature Having noble and commandrr yew Of
together With the New York and BROOKLYN with
their vanO-. rivers. harIo . aud Shipping.
The prices oi the all do exceed hrd that st
Brooklyn wIansburgh ppd Staten Island, having the
less Ia the NJ New York and FAR less adj
yantagcs, as nay b. shown visiting the lots
inquire ofC j. BROWNING, the premises al his ofi r.
No n wal street, ". ".
B-P-r.ons purchasing and wishing contract will have
beautiful aud convenient ootag.tu for them At from ssoe 10
elote.
Al'o two all howc let together with suitable gardens o.
tsched Possession rvea s Of Anil and May. atm
LION sALE-vALUABLE BttLDfNG LoTs-ln The ~.
proving age Of the town 81 Mount Peas
ANT. County Of we-tchcstcf.
on "wednesday the of April viii he offered ' sale At
ton tn Van War ard Van rssscs store abort
100 y Lots feet front BY l2 ct deep elsby situated
Main Pos Road and the streets aJJning commanding
cecn situations Tor business aud beautiful and extensive pros
poets Il the river, scenery, &C. $500 \,
erm. ofsee-is cent the day 81 sale IS cent on the
day delivery ~ the deeds heing the first o. June NEXT
and remainder fdcsrea remain bcnd AID morris are, al
q cent
Tor further particulars. Maps ala dtls
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CLEARED

sbos Monsoon Remmonds Boston. Cary Coz Carolaian,
savage Celte Thos McLean Corca, Prescott ST. Petersburg,
C.olme 4 Co Bark DE Bran Gregorius campeachy, d. II
Brig. Boxoa Clau g croix Sarah kolsho M Ma,an.
q Whock Schrs: Rebecca, Bea Dareai Melissa, Jarvis,
Wa hiagon tchel Co.; Fairfield Boston; Rapid Gould
do WUgom Petersburg Edward Vincent Latham balti
more: Atlas, SeLrs.
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w TOOL STORE, IL Chatham and Chamber streets ~
yek W. has constantly fn sale excellent assortment Of
the following fcvc,y description, stocks ard bits sugcrs
ami Nlts ealppcrs aud divide tsning and
lrucr and plates stocks md dies
axes x bevrs spirit levels hurnsshcrs spoke shaves
circar inthcs measnr tapes dra
s,rm,u's wood boxes fer cutting " all rules ~
drill cutting nppers and pliers nitro
pads oil stones draw krves plane irons, AMI stee
how tools, Shelters patent
gers cabinet makers CLAMPS copper glue ots blow &c
ny- large assortment 81 Planes manufactured Nv A n
psIJstn New yosk mel nm
wv 4oN2 - N,. ora. $3.50 49, - mis-
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Splendid Paintings.
THE Two GRANp PAINTINGS
l. A b + l. l. E N A L u Il E,
DAPHNE DE s9' L,oLYMpE,
PAINTED from Nature, by BouDET,
or THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
Are xhDi ing at No IL Park Row.
Ahc, the ceici rated
STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
Unoo, 10 tke admiration of many thousand Vi ito !.
From O'Clock A NJ toto p NJ. AamIssIon25 Gents each
al I'm
lk LILA it IDS IMPL.O 4 k:D.-Gcntlemen wishing ;,
- play At Billiards, purchase tables, call at 2is
Broadway, where tables patent
Raber eeinenred bed
with eagle frames and common tables ~ above viii be fn
the largest ana best offered 10 the pubic advan
ses 70 those who wish to purchase al short noe they
Orders any thing tins line 81 or good reference
10 A. bAssF0kD, ze Broadway, wnrcceve
NOW EXHIBITING at the American Acaae,. =
Barclay street, Astos Hotel tive original and al.
EVE painted by Duge or Tie e, KING Charles X Of faaee
They have been eshi,ie during The OF
snepal c. OF the United States, to tns lively sa,oasno
Abundance rs cents Season tcke,s S. cents.
Dooss open from IN tbe morning tin al gight
The Agent cO~fdny the public that his will be the
t osh.oa as tie picture. arc shortly TO be rcsfned Eu
pEAEL STREET HOUSE REBUILT.-No
L ~ PEARL srREETrbs spacious estabi- hment r. en-
la e and erected upon is former site the Of the
ly fire proof store and warehouses. occupying the
the great csnseran Ih Hotel fontng Pear sai Wa
streets, arranged AMI tan
spaeioas cNch'EFe dining parors-arre and
sleeping rsoms-commt dous bath
elevate sanpy 81 waller 70 w. trFr sty an Tor other purposes
togee with sHre required Ia promote tide feah
and comfort Of the loardsrs constant guard nso cmpyed
KEEP eSsy par 81 me p,ms ~ - - ana security Alderman
Peters, the owner has spared isrcsdc this ung
both extent and ~ u Of architecture equal superior
Commercial Hotel ia this country This House furnish.
I'd complete modern style and reocnod nth March Tie
pS's'o Tg.r say solicit 'e pa r o. ITS Old Customers
mis- GU y ~ W. WHllALL --'
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DONsALL,s PATENT DRESS on SHIRT

I'D FRONTs.-Th3 subscriber has hand q large sssor
ment the articles made Lasn Satin Six and other
roos with Rucs show through the front
This for beauty and neainess thing of tb
k,nd ever offered p-c. souhsrn Western and other
respectfully init d 70 call and examine Ter tn mse,es
al BONSALL5, 20 Br, adway, New York
patent Shirt Fronts frtacd at the ncl
nal and Clothing tn city. ms I'm
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NEW YORK TATTENsALLs.-The reguI

public sales OF Horses Carriages Harness, &C. continue To
take place this well known establishment Monday n
o'clock
The ne !, sale will Monday iThpst a 2ecock
And all IIoses Carriages &c intended for this sale, must bs
and entered before Saturday nes 18th inst Al
s'clock, y. NJ. JOHN W. WATSON, as Broadway
NJ Persons having eond hand light single horse Carases
for sale respectfully naed that the demand such The
nfne tirnn.ia NJ. VI. all
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-16

@oetie 0etess.
from tho Hcstcrn Monthly Magazine.
MY HOME ON THE HILL.

from tho Hcstcrn Monthly Afagosimc.
My HOME ON THE HILL.
o! m5Inomo, my home is beautiful,
Beneath the chestnut shade;
U With the garden of sweet summer flowers
Fs~sss~IsShntia sister played.
TheSc 'o
Than ali t il me lave a richer green.
A deeper gold hath theeAss side;
And stars at cventidc.
Here is my mothers pleasant eve,
And my fathers shielding care;
And the friend whose voice in household,
love,
Minglcs with ours in prayer.
by the easement where in girlisi, wears,
conned my light task DER,
with my student brother bend | now,
Ger a page of classic lore.
And here dwell, one with silver locks,
But he has passed away!
low iondly was that form beloved,
These binding tear drops say.
lie held inc oft in his aged arms,
My head on his kindly breast;
+ saw him die when he passed away,
AS n child to its Graded rest.
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y! my home, my home is beautiful
With its skies and summer flowers;
And many arc its innocent joys,
And its silent thoughtful hours.
And the merry days of childhood leave,
Fond memories long and warm,
But the g%entlest thoughts of my bosom rest
On the aged sIumbercr's form.