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DURSUANT to the provisions of the first section
] Of the act OF Congress, approved March Sd,
ls43 entitled an act providing for the safe Of GER
tain lands IN the states OF Ohio and Michigan, ceded
by the Wysndot tribe Of Indians, and for other Pur-
poses,n the Land Office now at Lima, VIII be re-
moved to ,r town of Upper Sandusky, within the
limits Of the Wyandot cession, as soon as practicable
Further soticc as to the pre- ise time OF removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver OF the
Lima Offics-
Given unier my hand at the City Of Washington
this llth day OF April, A. d. ls43
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho II. BLAZE,
Commissioner ofthe General Lind Office.
april l3-law6w
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p,r,.sn fashions in a style inferior TO none IN tn.
United States.
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NEW MUSIC.

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NOTICE,

NOTICE
In relafio, 10 the remorai Of The Land Office
fir m M,topn of Lima 10 Upper Sandasky,
ia Ohio.
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VIZ ILL be Published, in the City of Washington,
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CONS rOCK'S VERMIFUGE will eradicate
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quite astonishing. II is the same as that made, ane
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DETEKS COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
y superseding all other preparations for the re-
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ehtness Of the Chest, bronchitis, and similar pull
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
Lines 70 Fanny.

Nay, breathe not thus a lay of sad repinng,
Thou gifted child OF genius and Of fame
Tor round thy steps thy palms with theirs entwinng,
Are those who love and reverence thy name.
For thou canst hush the stormiest pulse OF sorrow,
And wake to joy the rent chords Of the heart
From lifes to-day Gull chaples for tomorrow,
With native grace beyond the power of art.
Young, cherished beautiful the smile reposing
Within the pearly chambers Of thine eye
Like to the leahet Of the flower Enclosing,
May with the glory Of that Aow'ret vie.
Bright and all.valued In thy mind portraying,
All that yields worth and sovereignty to youth
Now in Parnassan paths with free step straying,
Anon, the priestess at the shrine Of truth.
Long have | watched, and oyed to note thy soaring
Long scanned with pride thy pure and LOFTY mlnd
My hearts best incense on the affairs pouring,
Where thou, the Bona Dea, stN enshrined
Then let the cup, even though II tell departing,
Evoke sigh the presents sky to cloud
Nor let the memories TO its surface starting,
Along thy soul with saddening influence crowd
Joys sun in noon.tide splendor rides above thee,
The path is strewed with flowers that WOO before
To pledge thee rally fast the friends that love thee,
Like waves that chase each other to the shore.
What though the glance that erst met thine in gladness,
De now in farewell meaning on thee cast
The future may requits the presents sadness,
And sweeter make "the memory Of theepast"
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City Intelligence.

Police.-sunday, December 3-ARREsr OF LOUIS
FrTzeERALp TAssTRoThis person, formerly editor OF
the "Quarto Boston Notion,' arrested yesterday
morning. and held to bail in the Of $780, for libel
Park Benjamin, Editor Of the New World The beous
article complained Of published in the "Quarto Bos-
ton Notion of the 2ls of January last in article
cupying nearly two columns headed Waking mp the
reptile and was extremely and bitter in its Ian
guage. Benjamin and Winchester who were arrested on
Friday, for libel Tassro have turned the tables
on him. and we shall have some fine fun in the Court OF
Sessions where the characters OF the respective parties
will be discussed by someof learned pungen
castle lawyers Tasstro baied by the keeper Of the
"Croton Hotel"
RoBBING APnYHcIAN.-A colorcd man, named Timothy
b. Hampton who resides at 81 Mercer street. arrested
yesterday, by officer Frank Smith, charge of stealing
elegant silver lever watch and chain from the DWELL
ing Of DR.. Hugh Caldwell SOC Broadway, Saturday.
He told little boy with whom he acquainted 60
in and take from the place where it hanging, and
then took possession Of the stolen property and made oil
He caught AFTER and the watch and chain found
in his Fully committed and will DO sent to
the State Prison, for two years at least
ASorurp wArcu THEFr.--Oficer Hitchcock, OF
yesterday arrested "a young man. named
william Hall aged about is years. formerly Of Shutdown
L. l., on charge Of stealing gold watch, chain and key
valued at $ll6 from James Davenport OLA Courand
street The watch taken from his bed ROOM at the
above place and found In possession of the thief when he
arrested
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AmueemanN

NrBIo's.-To-night his Honor the Mayor, and
Stone which has met with great during the past
week. On Saturday afternoon ii crowded in every
part by fashionable assemblsge Of the first families The
l,ext afternoon performance Is to be Saturday
Tonight Mr.. B. Turner appears the Courier of
Peersburyh This said 70 he very daring and grace.
full asst Of Workmanship Mr. SERGEANT and Mrs Cole ap.
pear in called Polichinel and Joan
with variety Of feats Of double trampone slack rope
comic singing &C. None but those who have visited the
circus properly estimate the successful efforts
Rockwell in establishing elegant arena with the
choicest specimens Of eqnestransm by the the most
very well classhedlower boxes so cents upper boxes
IS cents.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Grattan has written a
new and effective domestic drama, called "Crime
ter, and is supported by Messrs Jamson Held, Hall and
Messdames Herring Preston and others. The play Of
the Kings Stratagem" is also performed part Of the
bill.
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WaahinRtOu.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
W.curNcroN Dec I 1919

WASHINGTON, Dec. i, lo43.
J. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
The Congressional intellect of Washington
about these days." is in rather disturbed and un
settled state; and foggy, that few things can be
seen with certainty at any great distance. A very
large delegation of members is here, already enough
tor quorum The great questions now in agta
ton are of course. the candidates for Speaker and
Printer of the House. | cannot speak with conn
ence but at present it would appear that MIR. Jones
Of Virginia, the Van Buren, candidate, has decided
y the best chance for election The friends OF MIR
Van Buren, are confident that they have majority
sufficiently large to beat all opposition even tnoug
the Calhoun men should unite with the wings
Judge Wilkins, of Pennsylvania, IS a prominent
candidate, but friendly TO the nomination OF MIR.
Buchanan and the friends OF Mr. Van Buren,, for
the sake OF conclliatioh, Wouu De pdas e 70 seec'
irued into cancellation, would rather be construed
into the weakness Of Mr.: Buchanan, they will pro-
1ably not vote for him. Itappears likely, therefore,
that hat Mr.. Jones will be elected The democratic
members at first thought il best not to hold caucus
# all, in order not TO throw any obstacles in the
way Of perfect union in their ranks; but they have
to-day resolved on holding caucus tomorrow
morning. Something definite WILL therefore, be
Known in season for my next letter. ] need not
state that Dixon II. Lewis is the prominent Calhoun
candidate; Mr.. Beardsley, of New York, and DR..
Davis, OF Indiana, are also candidates
For the printing of the House, the most prominent
candidates are BlairN Rives, ofhe Globe. But their
opposition to all candidates for the presidency,
,ept Van Buren,, has rendered them obnoxious to
he combined anti-Van Buren, forces, who would
robably be so much outraged with having Van
Buren, Speaker and Van Buren, Printer both thrust
pon them aoiens roicns, that they would be very
kelly to make serious split in the democratic
anks. Next, and perhaps even more prominent IN
oint of availability, is Mr.. Bryant, Of the Evening
POST, who is here OF Mr.. Kendall, hear but lit
lie said, although believe he is yet a candidate Tor
he printing. Mr.. Samm is here, doing the agree
ng. unless he has a rational chance Of success,
which does not yet appear.
The President is quite recovered from his, illness,
Yours, We, s. b.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3, 1913
The JPeathc-Supposed Burglars A,reaed-A,.
gust Jacob Again-1he Chestnut Street Theatre
Ole B'M-Iheafricais-A Dishonest Cab Drirer
JAMES GoRDEN BENNETT, Esq
We have another beautiful day: the snow has
almost entirely disappeared, and the weather is
just cold enough to be pleasant The churches
have been well attended, which with good will.
quiet and harmony reigning supreme among our
people, has been happy characteristic of this de-
lightful Sabbath. We hope il may long be con-
tnued so, and your humble servant be longer here
to chronicle it.
late on Friday night, supposed to be burglars, or to
have been engaged in some OF the thefts that have
occurred here for some time past. They have been
committed for further investigation.
answering the description of August Jacob, who
is now in Moyamensing prison, left Warren coun-
ty, New Jersey, on the night Of the murder of the
Cashier family 1t Is said ne deserted his wife,
who is in the Aims House at that place
Since Jacobs commitments he is regarded as an
insane man, yet think it would not be singular if
it Were discovered he was somewhat acquainted
with the circumstances of the murder, as he al
legged presume there will be another investiga-
ton of the matter, of which, should there be, will
inform you.
Atthe Chestnut street last night, with strong bill
and for Wallack's benefit ] am sorry to say there
was an Indifferent house. Tomorrow (Monday)
night, however, expect the theatre will be filled to
see, or rather hear, the delightful strains of Ole
Bull The prices have been raised to 81 to all parts
of the house.
At the Walnut street. the equestrian troupe also
failed to draw good house, usual on Saturday
night.
At the popular National there was tremendous
overflow, in fact one of the fullest houses of the
season. The King of the Mist has proved wonderful
y successful, and is announced for repetition every
night this week. The untirng and liberal manage
ment at this house, deserve the most unbounded
pecunary reward and if mistake not, they have
the popular feeling in this city entirely with them
of course they must succeed.
A dishonest scamp OF cab driver on Saturday
took in his vehicle gentleman at the Railroad
Depot, stranger here, with the implied purpose of
driving him to hotel which instead of doing he
drove him to an unfrequented part of the city and
there attempted to rob him. The gentleman gave
the alarm and the scoundrel was arrested.
| have no other news worth communicating to-
day. Yours. &c.
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The COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS commences il
December term this morning at IL O'Clock

THE HUTCHINSON FAMnY.-To-night these sweet
minstres, from "The Old Granite State give tn cir
last Concert at Niblo's Saloon, prior to their de-
parture south. The simple song-the sacred
melody, and the merry quartette, have charm
when sung by these children of New England,
which wins upon the feelings, and while the swee,
melody is breaking pleasingly on the ear the heart
is irresistby carried away in flood of delightful
emotions. They are talented family, and deserve
the warm sympathy of our citizens.
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Congress opens to-day According to the best
accounts, there will be no difficulty in the organi-
zation of the House, the Wings having thought 1t
best not to oppose the admission of the members
from the four recusant States, nconsequence other
having the "broad SEAL" the only pri'na tdcie evil
dence of authority Such being the case, the cleo
ton of Speaker and other officers will take place
usual, and the Message will be delivered on
Tuesday. Tomorrow night we expect this docu-
ment, and on Wednesday 1t will appear in this
journal
have engaged numerous corps of reporters and
correspondents for both houses, who will give more
graphic reports-dagueneotype reports-than can
be given in any other paper in the country.
So our readers may prepare for rich treats during
the winter
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MAGAZINE LTTERATURE.-ln no department of
our literature do we more need the impression of r
healthy current of substantial and original talent
than in the magazines They are for the most
part filled with the vllest trash, in the shape of
namby-pamby love archaeological Of all sorts
and stupid attempts at literary criticism. Occa-
sonaly, indeed, good paper is met with, but very
rarely. The Democratic Reuie,o, for instance in
which, by-the-by, there is a good deal of trans,en.
dental and other trash published contains now and
then very excellent and valuable article. We have
seen sound papers from the accomplished and expe
rlenced pen Of Major Davezac, which are some
thing in the style and spirit Of the articles which
should fill the pages of our magazines. We think
the time has come when a carefully conducted pc.
rlodical, filled with solid, substantial papers in the
various departments Of literature, would succeed
The public are getting sick of the trash which ha
lately inundated the country, and would gladly ex
change II Tor something better Let the work o
reform be then commenced in the literary world
We have very excellent writers amongst us who are
now starving. Give them chance to do some
thing towards the creation Of a national literature
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THE ATWOOD BAIL.-IIenry G. Atwood, having
los, his election for Sheriff. his friends are going to
give hima Complimentary ~ Ball at the Tammany
tonight Had he been elected, it is probable he
would have assisted some of his friends to dance at
the end OF a tight rope before his Sherfship was
ended. It's consolation to know that we can
dance ourselves, FIVE can't make others dance
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lG3- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the permanent of gonorrhea gleet auor abus
and all mucopurulen discharges from the urehra OF all
improvements in medicine for the last twenty years these
pills the greatest and have conferred the greatest be-
net persons suffering from those diseases They have
rendered the of those complaints certain and speedy
without injury to the constitution tantng the BREATH
confinement from business. They to be had genuine
only the office and consulting of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street Price 81 per
box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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BuReLARIEs IN ALBANY.-These rascalities in
Albany frequent, that tits hardly necessary to
mention them. Scarcely night passes but tina
one or more houses are entered. That of William
Austin was the last one robbed--on Friday night
Watches, a flute, &c &C. were stolen.