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to know II consists of siN brEades and e3talr,
brigade, but don't expect that the same are IA any
way. Ike our European bneades. Indeed, BY the
return Of the Quarter General see that our
whole arfn, including the caffisons of Tampicn and
Mrtauaoras. is only eight thousand seven hundred
and eighty three men.
Il last ! am here and in state TO be in FL Do
RADIO. don't meet any thing but plenty ofiatieuc.
bad fare and the worst company and Whit is still
worse do not expect 10 eala pxy glots, even II /
should be fortunate A. 90 escape the TexIan rifles
whom We expect very soon 10 meet. Some af nur
friends hasa slread, informed ssn, believe Of tho
state OF our 'ortes. Suffice II In that should |
be 80 fortunate as 10 have one regiment OF our Pa
hsh laneers.' would pledge NY he hat ten such
armies should prevent me from paving VISIT Ia the
datk-eYed ladies q Mexico. IT course ,nn afe n
ware thatHr are engaged bN tien Bnsamenfe 10 fakc
part IN tins campaign against Texas. Out number,
which have already joined headquarters, Is y nc
expect about ~ euty more, the greatest pant officers
What Ne shall do. don't know IT the business
should b. So badly managed now is, hut We cN-
pect some English gentleman Of the Anglo Mesican
Mining Company We hear, with cash. which will
be very acceptable One thing gives me hope that
IS, tlal full management OF tbs campaign will be
leii 10 tie hands OF ON ----. OF course spu
an The Lest Judge oil ms military capacity
" fa=a1y was the fret dly that saw our army I'm
gaded. AMI 1t has pretty imposing aspect. looking
something Ike our eeion IN Oporlo on the beginning
OF ON Portuguese campaign do not doubt Tor :
lh''htht ihH We VIII b. ahlc 10 punish the Texan
Loud Pirates Indeed should We not i should b.
of opinion that the MeNlctns are the greatest COW
ard, TIM c'crltyed under The sun. Our force Is A.
bout aoa9 men. aHd sc have some very distinguish
cd European officers among them, and We expect
souic NOR but We want ycta good head. The
Mexican navy has goi ON Mexican who isexpect-
ed oui viii two steamers and ship from Jamaica
ior onr feet that up~ consists Of / hfiss and .
schonners. There are different ranior, who will be
lh' e1t1i al our stall. Somc sly Romauuo Hodges,
Bcm, tho,lch, O'ltls, Salhsoh, &c bur vet we
have sut seen amy ot thtrt."
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POLITICAL.
From ne VEG Mark Mirror.
WAITING FOR THE HiRyESTFRs
NJ Y. 7. WILLIS.

ny Y. T. WILLIS.
Avn them she sat IN ripened loneliness.
An English mother, ioyihs in her babas.
Whose life was bright before her, and ahnac hp,
Wen breaking into language with the sr'cet
And loving sentences thsv learn ~ seoa.
Her face vas very beautiful, and mirfh
Was native on her lip buteVer nov.
As sweet soac delighted her, the smile
Weui melting into sadness AMI the lash
Dreo't gently to her eve. "a II knew
Affection was too thasta a thins for ninth.
II vas the time for harvest and she sal
Aw aiiing onr. breath Of scented hnf
Was IN thu air. and from the distance calne
The noise Of sicklcs aud the voice sent
osu IN ths stiffness ofthe our moon,
And the low 's~NArs coming likc the strain
O: a perYaling melody, sisi. IN
And isadc all music. Twas a hohnesa
ofnaiure's making, aud lift'd up
u, heart to Heaven and IN my glAdasss pmsd
That if a heart were sad, or liza ltur
Were living upon earth. It might BE- iheis
TO 90 abroad IN nsttire aud 10 sec
A mother aud her gentle babes like these.
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es7i Ss.AEsEAS.

II l,supposcd by those WHO know TuShiono that
he viii las as good touudation upon which to
Improve the stock OF horse, pant OF the coun-
ry, rs any Horse could have selected having de
seconded from the will known racer aud stallion Mon
sleur fonson, and ont of thorough racing stock
upon the side of the dam. may be seen from the
suhjoned pedigree, and was first rate Two mile
Horse, (air not easily backed out for -four mile
sttctehl as may BE- ascertalncd by application Mr..
WIN. NJ targo, who trained X run HIM many IA, cs
/ aud by r.anv who have seen HIM run and win 4,
Lynchhurg, beating tue fields IN good time aud it
Is confidently asserted by his owner Col j. G Cioode
who trained and run hun last fall that he made two
of the best races he has seen for many years twolnr
heats, ot heats each all the heats IN about SIN SOS
cachWith IL pounds his back x one of his honl,
badly split thai he Was afraid to press him until the
very close the heat. One of the races he lost lat
Oxford \. CO. by mismauagement. and the other at
Chu>taissllle, he WAS beaten by his brother Domcs
by Eclipse 4 they Two being fan ahead, x Il hand con
tested race hctVeeuthc brothers. These races made
the most Srcpueal Of Tuskienos ad,etsarles ac-
Nno"i'n@e NM arare horse OF the first 'cafrr.
PEDIGREE.
IT SklENO was got by the noted race horse Mon
seur Ionson' hls dam Creeping Kate by old Sin
Archy his grandam Genacocerarv dam of the Maid
lot Lodi, by the celebrated race horse old Potomac
his Great er7ndam b. imported Satram son of the
great English Eclipse, his Z uraudam BY S,nlu'.
'N lldalr, tNorte son Of old imported Fcarnought
f. h., 2t aJeUy Roger mare, from the imported mare
y by ;nnt lshcr his (Huskeno's) z . . erndan
Il Vampire. i''Net' imported Fellow imported
4 ,. ,o P 'l'' above eaF-oc as also from Tnkenot
great beauty and the terms II. ! s,,l, -, Nv ,I
NnoT ''l'h BEST think may r~uture To a,>ur,
, NY ''ie"'' eheN cannot mistake the mater in ma,
rohiAins so hnc Horse. The season cot,.''I ''
at date aud viii expire the 18th July new ''''' III
April 10 '''''.' ''-'-', On ~
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E'IIE sIBsfKIBEk respectfully refuns liz
. thank, 10 his lrcuds and the puhllc generally.
FOR the Liberal patronage. winch has been extended
TO him nom tinle 10 t'ue and he takes tins oppor
iunits Of informing them, tbat he j. sull carving on
the above business IN Jl It's various branches Al his
old stand, one don below Messrs Miller \ Roberts
aud immediately opposite the Farmers Bank liz
stock al tins time consists partly OF the following am.
ees:
Gentlcncu's ald Ladies Saddles of III kinds aud
qualities,
Saddle Bag, Brides aud Manmgales. both OF his
OWL and English manufacture
Coach Gag aud Jersey Harness.
WAGON, Carr and bray Harness.
ItfihS and Srslnalc,, cotton aud worstol,
Travelling Trunks IA ,sct and black,
Travelling Eael.
Coach, Gag and Riding Whips spurs, &c. &c. &c,
Horse Collar, aud Wagon NmpS, both OF his own
and Northern manufacture,
Trace and Halter IIu,.
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THE MEXICAN ARMY

ltappears itom the following extracts vb;o1 -.
mn y, ia the Baltimore Republican, from the le,,a, -
European officer apparently Polish that the NJ
.ssi army rs 10 receive aid ro- foreign ot;ce,. i;
'ne campaign against Texas and that the army : =,
ready in considerable force '' Is 'i-
Bosf, Duly .4drertiser.
HArkNDo DEL Sol, on THE Rio,
February le, 1897.
"o'o' The state OF our army you will be cu,io,,s
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esOH.a SH2.

Ia
& 'E'HlS distinguished Racer and
W - To Ht'i1o" VIII aaee ms nrAtsea-
* u II sun eo''l',' ing ii' ~ u \ t'ta-
80, izs'11'D< any, III MS '"Iih'i stand 0HafNs-
''' ' '''o'' '"""'N a. ana VIII 7f ''' 10 ii'iits
Oh ', M u'l7 ~ -" '1e sf,S"h' paNaof
~, iIu' ~ ~ N' at IN" ""'' II III TERMINATE
M ''' ''i''' pay mn 'N S"P is INC mare l. as
efr''"'" 10 nc !" '@a' or pared WIN 'Iasses
u ''''''' 10 'i' ""' u SIN' VII pF put al 80
''' ''' T. ~" ~ ''''''H '''PohSio'' "Sfthei
win one aoi@ II! all easts 1" the groom Servants
sfn, WI" n'',N' 'opa'a "nhot'' enMef' Mares ied
49, -' ~ 80" " = -" '"'''" ''' -
'''' PEI ''4 wy ~ n'"' anu 'Si'''H'r P'sinI
~ S'"tI' ~ N'p7'l'9''S ~" 'iie"'S'N'9 se'
i 'o - I'No u, p's' 'Ns''' ''ig
" a. NJ. '''" - IN" ''',' III
~ '"oi' !" ln,'''l - '''i''s VI 'N''H NM
- WIZ NOT ''"' '''H 'o'ioins
iof any when may occur.
n'',n'.p sPi''"H 3l1s nom 9'N'i'r' VII, VIII u
a. ",' 10 NV '''' u lip SupAS'ipsi' w nos
''is'n WI" i'si''a III me Ni'''7'' WIN HI
eate written afecuohs' anu particular instructions
'H 10 'n' manner uleN WISH ll'f mares kept tlflf
oioP'IS' h'oits &C. whether lSehle'fou' "i sif-
'"i - i'N'i> necessary preparation ma pe'h
h,l'' ~, 'e ae'ohihoaahoi "' mares anu colts.
'"'''l = Flr'h'' hoiN'' upwards OF sixteen
n'l"' '''Sh' u such illa8hH''"' ana commanding
'Pl"'|nt'' sl,fIi' aeloh an" ililaei power, is
9l'N '''s 10 th' l't oil any one morse 10 PoNSfss-
,l'> great substance power ana P,ifel symmetry
HIS hyperion SIC "upn ana blood Hhf appearance,
together will his high character rs araccr, and hard
bottomcd loufmiIc hotse, will strongly recommend
Inn 10 the breeder ui blood and race horSca III tn,
country.
Goliah commenced his racing career at two years
old, and ran with great success over the fashion
able courses al the North, having invariably to con
tend with horses of the highest distinction, all Of
winch. with sruc.l, aurAcrption, he defeated with
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DOUBLE, OR QUIT.

I've coarfed Won. Ella for twcl,e months OF moro,
And an rather verse of, believe, tian heior,,
IT'S losing eame ha,t PLAYED. and u IT.
hope You'll allow We should 3oatic OF qait"
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'')>. WILSON,
WIN


'NlA Vt court OF monthly session held for C,
bell county, al the courthouse thereof on N,n, ii '',5
das Of January 1882, III the 6lst year nj the m 'd
Bernard Rncker and Polly his wife, Willis D. Flint n .
sy ms wife, Nancy Hay and Wimnl W Dns il au IA
of Robert Russell, deed, d, .llnIis-
against "''''''
Jues Russell, " illam Russell Thomas f,,.lg ,,:..
tor of Pleasant Russell decreased David Rasse poi y
Gee aud Lucinda his wife, james H. Russell Vas;,"
RUSSELL - Rawlins and llcfid, Lis VIZ rln'o I Il
sell wfi2" and rset Of Winm Russell decd jane r. I,
sell and Robert T. {. Russell Madison W. Eiis r 3D., ~
Russell Susan Russell. Nancy b. Russell Ra
sell llam r. Russell Felix q. Russell Insey " H H
sell and i-iAhheth Russell, infants under The s, nj
years who sue by John Alexander who il appointed a, 5
~ 10y " H. 't'7t' Dctcndunis
;, he peirnI,ns DAVID Gee and >u~onna ls wife J,
cina his wife Elizabeth K -ssell widow of Nyii, ~
ceased, and Jamas T. Russell, having entered
auee and given security, according the Act of ,ssri
the rules of tins court, and appearing by SAT-, tleor,
TINT they not inhabitants o this commonly mill. f.
derei That the sud Defendants appear here ~, tn, a.
the next Way term 10 be hoId for county, and dat ,
OF thu order be inserted m ttTT 'nchbur Nnemnn for
months .uccc-@iyel, aud posted at IN front dor N
house of tli, '''''-
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY,
FOFe SIZE.

pursuance of decree Of thu cut Superior Court Of
Law and Chaneey for Campfl county, September
r io5o, IN the case of JuncAdams, of David
ue''s he Undersigned Conmsyr appointed for that pu
pose WI" on Tuesday, the ID d. MAY next proceed sell
on ue premises by way ofpubl auction ready money
nheh tho Lot of Ground wks appurenanccs in the said
decree enone has not heec nvey John Caskic be
~ 'hat valuable lot adjoitg the Second Presh terrain
p"uehS corner SACkNIIIE KING
=, fdCrtB of ConphtH county,
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HATS.

- w = have on hand large and beaftl
w full assortment of
Fur Hats s'' W q"
do Satin Beaver do
onth's drab do do do "o
Wool Hats, Fur. Cloth and other Kind. r.. {,
&c. WAPrIN WEI p'' ",I" u.s., Sl', &c
November % -
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TRACT or PARCEL ofFA2D,
NOTICE.

E'ht subscriber wants Immediately. r,o vol
grown BOYS, as Apprentices To the Gurryino Bu.
HH'sS' boys from the country, OF good morals vii
alone be taken Apply at my Tmnerv. near lynch.
o'ls' DAVID HOFFMAN.
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FER YES.

ready eommenred and will expire on the FIST da> of
July next.
FERNS.
lie will be let to mares At the moderate p,icc nj
SO the season. II paid by thr expiration thereof If
not, thirty dollars will he required tutiy dollars tho
insurance, to he paid as As the mar. kurv,r Ia
be III ioal or atted with zone dollar cash lei the roon
in each case. All mares tlat failed to 'flrhrus I,
year by the season, will be insured tins wear fo XI
eanee, at the season price. Good P3sulagc will be
furnished gratis, and mares fed with yam If rco,,j,
AT thntS cents per dav.
The personal and particular attention ri the sub
scnher "lll at all times be given, and every piccau-
hon used to prevent accidents OF ESCAPES hut viii
not be liable iot any that ma, happen.
DESCRIPTION.
HlNGANEE Is dark bay will, black les, mann.
aud tail, and Is fifteen hands tlrce inches hlgh uuc
wears old tins Spring, OF fine bone and great mu~cl.
lar power.
PEDIGREE.
IINGANEE was sired BY Sr Arohv hls dan, A.
Atlanta, by thr imported Chance.
Foriurther particulars see Hand Bls
CHARLES p. LEE.
LNnchburE, April 10 v5v
NOTICE.
y pursuance OF dccrcta order pronounced by
1 thr 'lrcm superior comt of l.aw and Chan
celN, Ion the county ct Amherst, ON the Gh I,\ al
September ls3G, IN sun therein drrendiuc be
tween th,s"el Dabnry, trustee &c. &. phnn0.
and Benjamin Taiatcro, administrator Of John :
Carter deceased, Elizabeth Carter. ,,Ilow and re-
het oi the sud deccdeur, aud others, defendants
shall, ON the 18th day OF Man le37 on the premise,
sssssasss4 sell by way Of public auction, for read,
sfsgSatsA money accrtam
HsTMS TRACT or P&RtEE. ofEAAD
-ach--- situated IN The count, of Amhrist. CON
tuning 800 ACRES more OF less, lNlug 10 mile,
west oi Amherst Court house, aud beng the same
Land on which the said Ioen : Carter resided a, IN,
time OF his death. The sand LAND viii he sold ,,I,
xetto the SAID Elizabeth Carter, nah, Of dove
| therein.
JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff II Iuhlra
t2tah AMI Is such 'olaisxjoo,r.
/ Apn 10 tIqN
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ssass'ksEssG'NS A'E0KS.

tN OF these desirable ARTICLES lined y, 2 ne and ,f III
Marin 20 - ~
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ZkS'ss.E.N'EE.
- aHlS celebrated Race

ME l.n v [fN EEVE NJ tfTtU ststTEkD11, nUN
N}[~N VR nj his stand, in INnehhnre Nr-
Af>aIls gnla, NJ the stable ct tlls Frank lin
Hotel, IN fine health and ,ieor. His season has al
ready commenced and will expire on t'e frsi da> of
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iaelrllnrI 70


XINGINt:-tt rules held in the Ctrk'- Office Of tin, a.;
cnit superior Court Of Law and Charer, for r,It
county, the 9th day OF February, 1S31 '''
ticnra Slutlow er, pl,,,.y
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|lRGiNiA:-itr a~ held in til Clerk. Ollie, of tin, ,'r
' enl superior cnurt of Law and Claucrr, or Il. ,fg 4
county, the 9TH day ot February. l8}7
Merriinau luusiurl, rla,ii.
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JOIN ALEXANDER, u. G.
WIN
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pEI)lGR1 !,

IINGANEEw WAS sired by Sn Archy, In, dam \
alanta, by thr imported Chance.
Foriunler particulars see Hand Bills
CHARLES =. LEE.
iNuchburg, APRIL 10 v,u
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lkHl MA Ut rlie, hrld N the FIrri- Olicr of tn,
emit superior Court of LAW aud Cl,lcery for r. dim.
county, The 9Th day ct fcbrllr,. l,;}1 :
jams u. SHARP, p15.Ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

"rhsy Asss bssa. % NJ hunbis merits. ssg
had
Ana. q ~ aumrrsus fsults lissle bliaa.~
have one single rule for he rrgula-
ion Of M eond0ct; and never expect
10 learn any oiheE That i: Hear The
whole truth; and then do justice.
Integrity. Intelligence. and Independ-
ence shOald eonstiluls The beginning. The
middle, and the end Of all legislative ac-
ZION. That spark Of divinity Implanted
in the bosom Of every human being. call.
ed conscience. teaches and satisfies me,
that my intentions we're good. The pub
lie acts which have flowed from them, |
submit 10 The judgment and decision 81
an intelligent and magnaninous people.
] trust nv actions may Be ss well reeeiv-
ed As the intentions which dictated them
were pure and patriotic: and that our
common country may long enjoy the
blessings Of that liberty which was wrung
from a Iyrans's grasp. conferred upon
freemen, aud bapIised in the blood Of our
revolutionary fathers.
am again . candidate 10 represent
you in the next Congress.
Respectfully presented.
JAMES GRAHAM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Mysterious and shocking .f6nr q!
Cmcinaaii.--An occurrence Of no'e'
aud a,rocious character recently TOOK
place at Cincinnati. which has very
naturally caused great excitement IN I'a'
city. The facts OF the case, so lar as
We have been able To ascertain them
were briefly as follows: In the cary
part of last month. Miss Allen. a young
lady Of exemplary character and com
municsns Of The Presbyterian chu'rp'
was returning from singing school, wh'''
she was in the habit of attending W.
week, she was sccosied BY MAJ ''
Fifth street. who inquired il her 10" 1
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

yard, they would, no doubt have found plenty of hu-
man bones As to color il makes distinction in
quality; the variety of co.ors in tulips does not destroy
their quality character The largeness OF bones IS
no criterion by which we can Judge Of the species
Large and small are relative well as opposite terms
One man of thirty years of age may be six feet six
inches high, and another of the same age only two
beings. child of three Years old in this ctv some
years since weighed one hundred and twenty pounds
and man of fifty, who was exhibited in one of the
museums, weighed only sixty pounds. We haveseen
calf with three heads, and COW with six feet and
tour horns. Here arc mysteries in nature which we
can never explain. As to Judging from appearances,
it utterly impossible have copy of Lyra's yul-
gate Bible IN my possession four hundred years old,
and no man would imagine it to have besn printed
over twenty years. unless from the type. Ihave seen
person of twenty who locked to be fifty; and
gro whose face was white.
To conclude III hope J. b. G. will be more accu-
rate, in his next communication, in his calculation of
time, and not rely too mach on Goods opinion of
Creation. He will oblige his readers by producing his
Chinese manuscripts and that before he cites them
as authority. AMIcys
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

- LANuuAGE-Ws would invite the the Teach
ers 10 NE french Grammar by Mr. j. r. wERZBICKI mat pub
shed Ny Snnditsd formerly j. e. w Sandord is caluIaed
TO supcrcede all socks Of that that the
ke at present and there doubt that will popa
f on account OF the improvements that there which
az dahcuies with wlch English pupil meets here wall spe.
eiy some vi then untii days. thought
shEan could mol learn the the French
without hearing who city himself, Mr.
Wer-bicks Grammar teaches fniacy opinion
he fact - that until now there that
trajectory rules facilitating Zoe difficulty his the
ay gives all rules that there the language uor he speaks
ab.nt every letter giving ito sond much that win
aot hesitate 10 tkat
naciation Of the French without teacher though that
that ncs OF the pronunciation which cannot be described
WY b acquired and appreciated Only by the ear et to be learn
hs tAe aaho gives will enab 70 be BY
~ frencman He likewise made classification OF tho Grt
ce winch cannot be found elsewhere that article the of which
puzzles every Engishan that speak French Like
wise nc gives rus IN what order the French words ought TO used
IN os 70 make an sentence his cannot be found
any other grammar finally the arrangement that pervades his
grammar Is new and easy calculating facilitate te study
ofthat beautiful language for the pupil and lessen ihelao of
acef ana we confident that Will aot
ing OF ourselves bs sat candid pcsa Of the teachers for
we are satisfied they will be pleased with Hdced
uIeede AL Others can be had at wholesale retail the Of
nee OF publca'ion, 2sAm St NY
n2ou t~us6 w. SANDFORD.
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To take them over the ferry
Pardon us reader that we cannot give the whole of
the interesting dialogue between the parties on this
memorable crossing of the water A sample may
suffice.
Like swarm of bees round honey pots the gentle
men crowded round the ladies and pointed out all that
wonderful.
This ice now floating down the river in such huge
masses, SAID one of the unpretenders, lis carried
considerable distance TO sea- and with the tide some
oft and much that is within the bay, brought back
again."
Yes, said ono of the pretenders one of the tight
coated, tight booted, kddcd and caned exquises-
Yes, the ice you sec theice-brcaks up the water
water breaks Up the ice"
Eyes, It's all the same-and then il goes down the
waer-and when u comes down sufficiently il goes
back again. and dashng up against what's left breaks
that up too, until us all broken up, and then il all goes
down together, and don't come up any more.n
The young lady, who had hitherto cast rather a ia
vorable glance upon the exterior Of a man, left him
forthwith, for the unpretendcr whose mind was dress
ed much better than his body.
And now the happy party are at Jamaica, and now
i what fcastIng-fes,iyliy-toa sts-ender expressions
sweet smes-sweet cakes-and sweet wines
were boltcd-it is not for va to say-an awfuy guam
tity Of ALL though
/ Time flew golden wings
They TO have been at The ferry by eleven-but
the clock struck the fatal hour in the height OF their
| glory
. then, what EXPLANATIONS wondenngs-
what hurry scurry-buste and confusion The story
OF Cinderella or the little glass slipper flashed upon
ther imaginaons--thcy would lose their ferry boat
as she did her cqupage, and how were they TO get
Inc ladies made grand rush TO the apartments
appropriated for the reception Of their dressesthe
geh,lemen, en- masse, ditto. Some Of the ladies' put
,her niue heads into large bonnets-semc put ihsir
heads INTO little bonnes some found that either
they nag grown since supper large for their cloaks
"What bore r. cried one '
I've lost my boa T. exclaimed another.
This Is not my bonnet"
Where's my cloak r.
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner If Nassau and Pine sfs CAfv Of Netc York.
Tho Proprietor Of tbs above establishment returns sincere
thanks To the pablo for the very liberal which
sustained since has been user his direction and hopes his
future system OF will hi friends that he -
determined toesve nothing his part connu
ance Of their patronage.
minutes walk Of Wall ssee Broadway and other principal Ia.
sncssree consequently svery Tor those ncmsn
who dc the ofhc city Breakfast b. obtained
nj e Refractory hours "A NJ tnosn aud dinner from
oons r. NJ Tho Proprietor feels wanaNtcd n saying that s
tables furnished Supposedly any establishment
IN the cscy.
Arrangements have been made, with the country W
which the Cu-em House Hotel WILL 10 future be supplied with tho
earliest fruits aud chc dee aci Of tho
and with eminent mpoing hcisc IL the city pf
supply 1t tho choicest wines ID liquors JAMES HORN, J