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NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1912
RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS,

IIARNDEN CO.-GERMAN AGENCY-The SUP
- scubrfs respectfully which they
have recently made with Samuel light Esq, U. s. Consul
al Antwerp, ior The purpose Of establishing
GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY
a TIA, llare f t ardns and
Business AMI ior facilitating the
conrss betwcen this country aud Continental Europe
A. Antwerp siued in the Of the manufacturer
region Of kunc only " hours distance from London,
hours from Paris the ediar vicinity of Holland and Ger
aat directly with all by railroads
packets W location affords the greatest advantages for puf
ch s.as and for~s r'ln. Continental goods
Al orders received Offices in Boston, Albany New
fork and had for that purpose, will be for
wardra 81 the Brgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN on tile
In ~ June and will generally be executed for
t return ~ the AMER which will leave Antwerp
tie iwh Juy. I
~ Igoren Of German books particularly requested
~ notice this.
HARDEN & co.
New Yofk. May i1th. isi7. mlsr
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TO JEWELLERS, IMMATURE PAINTERS. Ne
l. &. " j. HARfNETT, No. 2 Courianit street, near
Broadway Wholesale and r. tail M,nulsetacrs OF Trare
ling Writing Dressing and Jewel cases miniature cases.
settings flute locke watch ring and nm cases; io sill
Yer pae, neatly arranged TO oaer. Also trays made aud
fitted % Jeweers show cases to contain watches, chains,
variety of the above articles constantly hand and made
70 order, with estness and despatch.
No. Courlandt street. New forh m2i I'm
WATCHES AND JEWELhY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scTber Is selling all descriptions of gold silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains. keys &c.
tail lower than other ulcc the city. Gold Waichcs
low IS to 20 dollars each. Watches and Jvwcry
ged bought All Watches are wsran,ed 10 keen good
the money returned Watches aud Clocks replied IN the
best manner and warantd much less tan The prices
by one OF the finest womrn ia the city g. G. ALLEN I'M
porter of Watches and Jeweir wholesale and ta 81 Wall
street, NJ stars. jelg lmsfc
y Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent AMI partner OF
~ The house OF Berger Waiter the only nanucto 81 Wtck
Glasses in France No. "a aras tos-gnncre street Paris
has the honor Of informing ssrs dealers watch works s1d
all articles connected with the line, also sssrs. afr
glass that their establishment Of watch glasses cut glass; Kilt
and colprel fancy articles &c. &c &C. has lately Ie
moved from No 10 Maiden Lane, to' No % William street
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasing from the only depot of he
factory are respectfully nvted 10 call c-.c.ih--
where will be found lei Of the above
toned goods, which will be disposed of the reasonable
terms. mi 2msr
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NOTICES.


FrIcE OF THE AUBURN & RooHrsrrH IL. n. Coz
Semi Annual Dividend Of Five per Cent viii be paid on toe
"a Capital Stock of this Company the first day Of July
Shareholders whose Stock registered in the City Transfer
the State Of Kew YORK he CITY Of New yot s al D's os
niose STOCK = n9t ressered IN the Cy viii be pad thoir
ss,d 5y order Of '''a eTx s1 R sE9goun Treasurer
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all other who's bns,.
~ me-, causes them TO be eonisIly lieir r.tBl calling
Is SfGG%FGa s vi AR s. "yS"'S ats AE
lowing some Of the many advantages the Elistc Heels have
Firstfhe elasticity adds greatly the durability Of Me
secondly-Tbey make noise in walking upon the pave
ThirdlyThcv prevent Boots from running down to the
Frur,hyThey enable the to walk with much less
FnhlyThey do carpets a, do iron or nailed
sixihy-Thcy be with comfort By those having
As usual constantly hand al kinds Of Boots at wholesale
and retail Al manufacturers prices. jeGmsc
IN CHANcERYBeiol hc Vice Chance Tor Of the isi c.
Copartnerhp, &c. and Tor lojapctioaJ ~ wcbTef Con-.
Keen,n The defendant in this cause whose place Of residence
m h by 1es 81 Sw ,y Of 70 bill si
herein will y taken as confessed By him. -
w aBsssy Evening journal please copy and fiss " ~
pIANo FoRTEs-s Piano fotes ofsgPcog tone
close conssnmcni Apply s. Cedar sticc, W siaia.
, EArES% goETAF%E v.Sn 8 ed
in the FIRE .place, the the yard
Patent Furnace and Caldon of j 90
sO Sol co. a0 100 2o and 49, These furnaces require only
piece OF pipe them No article has bot
Ter Ssiisfcton those farmers who have used thew.
will MAKE neat lille stove for winter.
Chin Charcoal Furnace from
improved. These are lined with tuc brick. Also very low
priced furnace without iInng.
prices The combination The only legitimate con-
ducts the and smell from the kitchen. They equally
well adapted for summer as winter Dealers snpned on
liberal terms. j. l.. MOTT
jc imsc 25i Water and IS Bowery.
yNEBB's IMPROVED BURNERS, at scyeuty-fse per
w less than erctoioe. The subscriber has on
hand general Of the imported Bumes which he
lowed all dealers. Best quality Of Canphnc cents cr
gallon. CanphOraed Gas IS Call and examine for
yourselves at No ia Grand street. door fom Bawav.
49, JAMES KINDS.
atthe shortest notice on reas unable terms msi lmsr
YOUNG MAN good character aud ind,sfrions halns
~ and willing the country, and possessing small
able location g regard 90 the mercantile business, by calling
NJ The store Of William =. Corwin. No GO Broadway.
The tttu8iion referred TO - about sixty miles distant from
this city and believed possess advantages readily
elsewhere 10 be met with. ie2i STR
SEIDIITZ AND SODA POWDERS.
VERY superior articles 70 what g.uerly sold put
yfessly for famly For sale wholesale nj rtIi, by
WM-WATsON, Chemists and Apothccaries Hail. 90 Ca
Uterine street
y. B.-A large assortmen, Of The choicest perfumery.
Jei0 lms
NOTICE,--The Office for FRANCIS PATENT LIE
~ BOAT is removed from l2 to a Broadway. MA lnr
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HATS.


brown cos One Pdcc Hat Store, wholesale and re-.
- tail, i79 Chatham square, Mott street. where
Fashion, beauty durability and economy combined TO aden
the head.
The p,oprieors have the pleasure oier addition
70 their recently mTroyed short mapped Hat style
the costly and beautiful that difference is not easily
perceived Price three dollars. We strictly adhere the one
price cash system, which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged Ia preventing these the
public the propneors think they have reached uluuaum
OF beauty, durability. chearness and comfort. md 3m*
ITO THE STRAW HAT TRADE--Thc undersigned
having determined 10 establish Besc-house aud Manu-
factory complete in all respects, in the neichborhood of New
Work city, invites all interested the Straw Hat business to
"'ssr arrangements with him. which he doubts will be
equally 20 their and and satisfaction Having
some had the ndence Of the celebrated Bic
lng Works of Thomas Vyse in doltshire England and
having made further with the
factory resultsl the branch of Beaching-both
~ Europe aud Amencae prepared 20 all goods
the utmost beauty both OF color and finish of which the material
: susceptible. THOMAS REYNOLDS.
a n IMPORTANT QUESTION is here presented for The
"A serious reflection of the purchasers of Hats Is consis-
tent with true pay i've dollars
street tbelween Broad and New streetsl for FOUR DOL
bARSl This deceptive assertion. single trial,
inspection viii satisfy the SO pcal fh ", Beaver
Hat offered far from beins the inferior often old
for less than Eve dollars The fact isfha the article now offer
ed generally not equaed AMI Ia instance surpassed
az that price. Is IN consequence ola reduction the pe of
the material, together with the economical policy OF this
Waruiacurethat the present Inducements offered
such offered before.
WARBURTON s. WEBB
jel0lmsr Hattens Wall street
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
)R. WHEELLR. OCUL.sr

INFLAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK kgEs--DR.
WHEELER, Occulisf. ~ t,rcenNich street Nta ioTk
respectfully informs the public that ~ o. is
practice ha, become enlarged
compelled conne his Office Attendance strictly hefwren
the hours of A. NJ to +. H. after which hou s
door patients.
Notwh,i9nding that among the many hundreds of cases
which Dr. Wheeler has attended have been
by other profesor without
incrable he has siled eradicate the d~as and
effect perfect despite oi disAjs which
have presented ITSELF and IN instances almost sssnst
hope IL Is this hts the
various-ieo considered incurahe-deases OF al. sye
that enable, HIM confidence refer effected b., na
be unacquanted with him. aud his mild mode the
disorders Of his osanto numerous restored patients the
ft class Of society respecting his pro ssiona sll and
abilities being pc emnep, for HIS suecvas 3 a seea6c
O0Dnlu -
Chroa,c inflammation OF tc crcid s0re eyes, NJ viewer
long stados b. eNeciuay aud ranently cured hs,
and spocks, ed Without surg tca.o y f.tiou
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Comm,,lr CALI, sa,;n,,c. .nd = aT.n,cr2 ..s,,
moSsd ,h few mnueswi'h careei, inconvenience
To ,,qsbis, correspondent. informed that letters.
addressed 10 W Wheeler viii not be taken fiom the
iqSt oiTs y UNI, , pSS p az xn,
fixed 1t upon basis lasting te gys.ue those
he has rescued from living death" Qfle number oiS
esr'S s osn s G as: I'd. q
,e ,sg mnn ovI. s who wrote
~opy in sceSiSs to make fpo~% for the good Of hsl
ie,ow ins Use hsneht which thSv lave received from Dr.
y, mN w. treatment Nsvy,.x, March 18Th ls,a.
pnsa %eeI U' yo nav ss Sos h.a %
neiy npmm me high es,im,o n While. hold YEP as an o,-
cdsnen!s of the benefit you have conferred upon pa
,,eat this written ayewal Of great iaebednes Tor
disorder which lately afflicted its sight The child Of such
Saa un 's o @, v OF suss ran .m
obtaining any remedy her. especially as
other physicians had afforded her relief am happy how
cordially, heartily thank YOU Your highly successful escr
IONS yours Ml fslsgfsI1r'y WaTrp. ,gu,mr.,.,
CITY and County ol New Yors 1 WIN: ''
Ia the hope Of being sericeabe of afflicted Eel
low M hereos yomhariy oii-r my grateful testmo
sight !rom total bindness after hay M before b.
ths most eminent and medssme of this city and
IN witness whereof make deposnon under oath, to its
'"' ana 'e''""'' 'o JxEs S O. F%RE1 I'D Avenue
oworn before me, the 3oth day OF March, 1872
d''. l'FlAs'' qo Ss. Ds;s street,
'' x, i and County County Of New York S.
sworn says that he was Afflicted esir Years With the Ess
pan opham and ulcers in The and though under QUE
placed under he p Dr. wSsslsf o"as 50 Green
s,-.,,.~,.,s DAVID POWELL.
ria. JoHs BuLKLrr, Com; DEEDS,
INV and conn,v 0s N., voA. 81 Wall street.
Mary Ann Pey daughter OF Mrs. Winses No 81 Caharne
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k& rs as ~
Inv shr. q hsss'y-r s~Sr Ne. va d.
Let .ss H3sr Che lslh q each u,.safi, flle~s
Ffsm N>r frk ffaa Hsrrs.
The new ship ONEIDA < ~ Ni,srh Il WA Arrl
txptsin ~ Jelly lnfa Augusf
Jsnrs ksesh IL Nossmhsrt issh Dgs~sahsr
Ship BALTIMORE. IT. Aprd Mfa MAY
Captain Isl AnNusf 4 l1fh ~rFtenher
kjus Fanck. ~ Drccpmff 10th lanaary
ship UTICA. <isN MAY I lsfh Junr
Csptsfa ~ ~rsaTfnarl 18th Orfohsfi
Frederick Ilsws, fi.t lanuary \ ffh Fsbrunry
New slsp~T NICOLAS. \is Jan~ ish gply
ts.trln lef ptroker 4 loxa Nosrnshsr.
J. u. fsn. lst frhraaTyf ifa Marrh
The of sia sur,4tsed.
bining all u.n may h. egulFsd Coz ror Tie pfict "a
bin Sion Passengers viii b. pfiled wtth
quisite, with fir ~ wines gIIi L.arra.
Goods rded these sessh VII b. forwarded - hs
subscrbcrs ION ls aaaaily
CURED on them For ffeishL or y@sssxs. aQ4lL 81
BOYD a niNCKEN, Ag-nis.
al Tunfns Buildings.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA.

"A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA.
Mb.a y5 si ss BODY % cs be a
Of foxes and your sapdy which would have amount.
dian. yssal ssnsll rSsoI,iiys; ia. stock
here also who have ackqowIedsed is merits in
is os supply saaS end y@ , ,S confirm" "a o."
you an immediaEye Ieni ,i,. n.v,n .ep,Nxv,,
To sIessrs. J. Pesse SON. Division 49, ''
Brooklyn, Dec. 81. Grncmen:I deem it but justice
to YOU however The act may be considered to
under my charge s sGorns most ssr@nsy under tie M
ssne rsS IL q es %
remedy; the dry hoae cough continued inceadschsrge
e appetite 's Esd,e bowels became sonspasGani ssI
Peases Hearhoand Candy With reucsnce permitted it,
s sss 4 Il $s;
slowed symptoms aal" .scovsy Ills Sss,hng freed rom
hourly ssins and my hoss Of his reeoscrv eonimeo
Justice requires this tribute to your dsco,s ;,
t. Ms... rsnss Son S e Division SION oo.,on
BAIL, p &C. 8 STATE street Albany NY
Haldeman, Louisville, Ky.
iobson, No. IS 81 Charlie, street. New Orleans.
VT Taaneh,, Nashville, Tenn.
Piercy Teller, Detroit, Mich.
Fischer Fish ~O Was2%st To-. ciiy DC
.rn,d t ssis s sa.as nsssh0ond Candy
n1reder' and eonfeeiio"sf' are not appointed agent
pEARsALL,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT. founded IN
@ at tc2 Wstsr street v doors above fhhsps mar
ssarsrs supply DC Nasy shs %%srssn Rs.a.s' ,S
:S ed SSI k;:r ia.
shut and removed o2 Water street. AID all te
S % w side them @ hsr ou
Race boats. club boats and ssus sold 80 ailss'
CTAINEp GLASS AND WINDOW sHA DES.-liAN
- NINGToN co, 2e2 Broadway, near Reade St, Glass
a. dss: as pp Sef dw nss 70 INSPECT Their Stock
% % S s % q w S %aaSm s%ss ea
dollar to the richest styles equally cheap inrropcron
& %S d%n oss shortest Ss noc s ssd
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTED-An artist used decorative painting; also an
afrrrnisce. myeo Imr
100000 rae .slad pe z E.i.ag s"ss re
, ga E1s ns w ns;i Of apee g r Or ap sue S.
s kso%s b. &c sai ol iss Ps.sysd M. SOUPS,
s@s e%,e ssses", iSI :hp they .GSI$
Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato By the gallon
MS-L'~s size risll''f'r "os wills p Y.LLEH.
Wholesale and Real "a w;ss nod "a ront
THE colts f z r REPEATINd FIRE ARMS
y -Bifcs with fyht Chambers
fsrhinss with Sin Chamber -, a.,
se T%. FGy.s o cff o w,s ", With ss Chamber
And an .xr, csflnief with i've more charges.
A. sso ptrrussion caps balls and powder improved cap
unef az, ,vxdr aks offered for sale Al reduced
ir A. NJ ~ Broadway 2nd door below tcurtisnit street
rssh,s m abroad be supplied with reasonable
ausnfly on sliof notice.
TIE rrf sdvsnsagrs Of these fire other fire
arms nas knou a. well tleT workmanship and
~uslfv ~ maferals well established that
ssry descnbe the sane now. lel lnsc
coDA AsH-2o tons, .ndns from schr ferthshirs, from
PERssE n BROOKS,
jsI7s No 81 Liberty street.
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PAPER RULING
III IRELAND No 100 Nassau street having an ent;r navy
H. stock OF Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery az fhe
latest aud patterns cps 10 e,ec,fe
all orders an The most durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books aud all other kinds of Bankwo
= give satisfaction. Any work ordered done s he E
hsh mode required H. has had ong experience in both
metiuds. - 80
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperate Presses. Ap-
ply AZ above. mis- I'm
TO PAPER MAKERS.
DES~tE n BROOKS No. 81 Liberty street. between
Boadws aud Nassau street. York mpoyt direct from
thr Manufacturers the fellowng articles, viz
bleaching Powder Of Boyd sons make-warranted for
uniformity and strength, equal this country Great
bla a1 for The sale OF which obey sole agents in the
United States.
Eagih ,ndr Machine Fe.ss Of very superior quality
D.. 40, f3 g. ~, ald 81 inches wide.
quircd. 80
Blue smalts davng the agency of the Sutton Companv's
Blue sm,s they enabled to supply FIFE, and Fl FEE;
in ann quantities.
Wires for nnier and Cylinder Machines manufactured
from the purest meal-ao, JacketsWr and Press Fes
Iuly scrcns Nos. I, 2. D. OF brass metal.
and domestic sc, sods Ash, NiTol Alum Twne Sc &c.
VIII meet with pro.apt attention Bic
ENGRAvlNG By THE OMNiGRAPH MACHINE
II BIZ kk, JONES 4 co: Ie2 Broadway, corner OF John
eei ~ prepared 10 all kinds Of Maps. Charts
fisns aud sbreys, work pf that class the
iu style, with unparalleled expedition and prices Car be
low those charged for snlT work executed By hand cngy-
mg-ie COS, Of hhe steel plates exceeding Lii
thognphic work.
b. examined AZ rhe Office IN Broadway. m22(lmr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW GUITAR MUsIC-GEORGE H. DErlVORT
'ts,f 81 ue guitar No. i3g Canal street oaposit, he
ehn.,n has the honor acquani his friends AMI III
u.si 4. No. "piished variety of and popular
81 N u "h rtsl aceompaninsnts for guitar.
f y. nhi ass arrange and
guitar and other nstIumenis. and give instn 10 am
the usla forfs and vol go
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Lexington, ISy.
Correspondence of the Hsiaii.l
LEXINGTON. XIV. June l, 1870

I-hAINdIJN, NY, UllN 7, I31.-
The Chy Fsaivak-Ihe Full Defais-Mr. Claws
Speena-MeSnGTsv- Tom MARSHAL e.
}. @. BENNETT, ESQ.,
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JEWELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

w II NJIITNC AItLJ Ia ~ =. T. II j |,
VERY Low.
THE Subscriber ia selling all descriptions lJc Silver
Watches Gold and sser Pencils, Gol Lfsi5s. reys,
&C. at tail. lower t.an other D'sos E city
Gold Watches as ow tirt, 10 forty gs, s.ehes
and Jewelry exchanged bought All stscs warrant.
ed 10 keep good tmr the Returned. a-i.s and
Clocks rep.ned ~ tie best md 8anntei. much
less than the usual ehr finest
the city. q. G. ALLEN, laporer Of Watches and Jew
ery. Wholesale and retail, 80 Wall street up stairs
rIol In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

tho editorials and chit chnt of the day,
and is nightly iickle when he finds any
thing better than usual Pipe again.-
Then, when he's able, saunter about
and crack with the neia ahbors concern
ing stocks, or the weather. Next, n
two hours siesta and then to dinner,
whereat John does great execution, for
he is u wonderful hand at the trencher
Tor an old man. The pipe, chit chat
and mild glass followed, and then the
time is spent until 8 O'clock, when he
calls for his chamber lamp, and lakes up
his line OF march Tor Blanket Alley.
Mr.. Asior has been reputrd ignorant,
but this is libel, for he is in part, and
always has been, great reader, espe-
cially Of light literature. Likewise he
is a very libera! patron Of literary men.
as is partially evidenced by the fact oI
his warm attachment to Washington
Irving, ano his choice Of Fitz Green
llalleck for his right hand man.
Another libel is the charge brough,
against Mr.. Astor Of Atheism, his in.
clina,inns never lying that way.
On the whole John Jacob Astor IL
rather n good old man than otherwise
has no particular vice about him but hn
money, to distinguish him from the rest o
US.
/ We wrote this sketch, thinking i
might crafty the readers to learn some
thing Of the habits, manners, sc. of ar
old gentleman whose daily income is
/ four thousand and odd dollars.
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DINNER TO CHARLES DICKENS, ESQ.

The dinner recently given to this gentle
man by portion OF the young men OF Boston
at Papantl's hall, Is said to have passed off
very pleasantly. The company 10 the nun
ber OF about two hundred sat down at five
o'clock. Hon. JOSIAH Quincy, jr. presided,
and Geo. :. Hillard, Esq. DR.. u. w. Holmes,
J. T.. Stevenson, Esq and f. q. Lorng, Esq.
acted as Wee Presidents. Among the invIt
ed guests present were his llonor,,ho Mayor,
President Quincy, Washington Alliton,
Richard II. Dana, II. G. Graitnn, George
Bancroft, w. II. Gardner, franklin Dexter,
Judge Warren, DR.. Bigelow, DR.. Pallry, and
the Rev. Caleb Stetson, Of Mediord, (ihe
Pickwick of The pary.)
After the prelimlnarles Of the dinner had
been gone through with, Mr.. Quincy rose
and addressed the company in a very oppro.
pirate speech alludlng IN happy terms to the
distinguished guest, who had come among US
"with no hereditary title, no military laurels,
no princely fortune, and yet his approach is
hailed with pleasure BY every uge aud con.
dlton, and on his arrival he is welcomed as
a long known friend" lie goes on to suy,
"but when reflection leads US to the causes
Of this universal sentiment, we cannot but be
struck by the power which mind exercises
separated by time, space, and other condi.
tions Of our present being. Why should we
not welcome him as friend? Have we not
walked with him in every scene ofvaried life?
Have we not together investigated, with Mr..
Pckwlck, the theory Of tltlcbals? Have
we not travelled together in the Marks Of
Granby,' with old Weller on The box and his
son Samivc on the dickey? Have we not
haa oh,niinu Ar Nipkla npH
courting with Mr.. Tupman Have we not
played cribbage with the Marchioness and
quaffed the rosy with Dick Swiveller? Tell
us not of animal magnetism. We, and thou.
sands of our countryneD, have for years been
eatlng and talking, riding and walking, dan.
cling and sliding, drinking and sleeping, with
our distinguished guest, and he never knew
one ofus. Is il wonderful that we are de,
lighted TO sec him, and to return, IN n mea-
sure, his unbounded hospi,aties? Boz
stranger! Dye think we didn't know ye ?
We knew ye as well as he that made ye.'"
After referring to the peculiar excclencics
Of Mr.. Dickens writings, which "tOuch the
tender sympathes aud womanly Devotion"
he concluded as follows "But it is not to
scenes like these that ] would now recall
you. | would that my voice could reach the
ear Of every admrer OF our guest throughout
the land, that with US they might welcome
him. on this, his first public appearance to
our shores Like the rushing OF many waters
It would come TO US from the bleak hills OF
Canada, from the savannuhs Of the South,
from the prairies Of the West, uniting in an
" earthquake voice" in the cheers with which
we welcome Charles Dickens to the new
world"
Mr.. Quincy concluded with the following
sentiment:
Health, happiness, aud hearty welcome to Charles
Dickens
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Town HALL.-The work on our
Town Hall, under the direction Of tho
Committee, progresses speedily. A
few weeks more and the whole will be
completed. The masons commenced
plastering several days ago, aud tho
carpenters are going ahead with tho
galleries, seats, &c. Ii will bo a neat
and commodious hall, when finished,
more so than people generally suppose.
and will do credit, as well as be Of
great service, to the town. The length
of the Hall will be 6l feet by % wide,
The height, l8 feet in tho highest part,
which is two feet higher than tho Rep
ressn,ativcs Chamber in our State
House. When the work is entirely
completed, we shall give more pnrtle-
ular description oft.