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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
Poetry
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q WOTn-OuC II OuO Va pc"
iF in'h'719 nv rRISrGR, 'H I"A
I'm sitting at my desk, George h y H'li
~ Before me on the floor 'Ur IN ui .b1t1
\. There lies a WORKOUT font of Type, udl
ab EHl twenty l no. SoHS n soor coorso
Since they were bright and new,
fAnd many are the tales they've told
The false, the strange, the true, Irl|
Their beauty has gone, George, h'.'I
You scarcely now may trace, ..,..
Upon the snowy medium,
The likeness of their face, .I
They mind me of a man, George, ..lU
- Whose morn of life was full .
Ofpromise, but when evening closed
Was desolatc aud dull .
What tales of horror they have told, ..
Oftempest and of wreck
OF murder at the midnight hour,
OF war, full muny spock;' ..H "t
OF ships that, far away at sea, ...I. ni ..HH
Went down before the blast, .
OF stifed cries of agony,
OF life 8 last moment passed.
.ual .g..y tan.... .,.. ...i. ..r'. OBJ
Ofearthqunkcs and of suicides;
Ofaling crops ofcotton;
b OF bank defaulters-broken banks,
sa And Neutrality-suspicious. rotteni
OF boilers bursting stenm-boats snaggedj
OF riots, duels fought; ..
Ofrobbcrs with their prey escaped
o.. of thieves with booty caught. ..
Ofland-slidcs, and Of water spouts;
.H. OF ants and nligators; 1"f 90
OF serpents in the briny deep; ..H. .r.v
Ofgiant sweet potatoes, an ....#t
OF children lost and children found,
FinAnccsin disorder;
Offghts among the iiremen, Il .'..
Did And troubles on the border. #....I .HI.
They've told us Of nation, George, Do.
Bent sorrowing in the dust, t.
OF one whom she had called 60 fill -
Her highest dearest trust
OfspRrkling crowns of youthful browsj .r
Ofroyal coronations; ... .
OF plans TO rid the world Of kings,
90" oftemprancc rrformations.
or Hood and fire and accident,
$40 Those worn-out types have told;
And how the pcstIlonce has swept .,' ..|
Dbl The youthful and the old; ..... ..F..
OF marriages, of births, aud deaths;
Ofthngs to please or yex u.s.
OF one mans jumping over board,
Another gone TO TeNasi
They've told how long sweet summer days
.r. Have faded from o,ir views 'Hu r.
How Autumn's chilling wind hath swept
The leaf crowned forest through;
How winters reign hath come and gone,
Dark reign ofstorm and strife i'I
And how the smiling spring hath werm d
a. The pale flowers back to life . ...
81. / can pretend TO mention half OH
My inky friends have told, .-. .I... .....
Since, shining, bright and beautiful,
They issocd from the mould
How unto some they JOY have brought;
To others grief and tears -#.
Yet, faithfully they record kept .r.
Offast rcceding years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
( POPULAR DELUSIONS.

It's popular dellsion to believe that
powder on a lady's face has the same effect as
in the pan ola musket assists her to go off,
han LISA popular deluson to believe That Ma
sture when she made "lovely woman" meant,
but omitted, to have finished her off with
q hustle. aa) 1890 .sltaoa8 hastl ,silod haI
oVItis popular delasion to believe that
mans intellect is ip ratio with his assurance
a. 1t is a popular delusion to believe that
man filters the natural ,foolishness from his
fnind by wearing gold rings on lis. fingers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

.Ds .rsg pFgy llid e, den. r1i ..u
herupdersigned attended a trial by ire ,, d
three iron safes, known as Gaylors, kEA'
and Nilder's Cor Herring > SalamandeT sAss
on the morning of the 10th January, l,io'
The safes We're placed in furnace ~
structed of, brick, about FIVE feet hgh' anu u
the same relative position. Each safe Waseh
amined, and believed to be in perfect oiae'-
"A number of account books were put III u
book case, and several papers in the dFaWehgI
each safe, and the doors locked ana 'ne 'u,
consisting of charcoal, pine and OAK WOOL ,.l.
rosin, was applied, ignited, and renewed wv"
during the day. sds i,ui.a" s.J
ei The FIRE was very intense, and was @n,,s
to- rema IN burning until the followms Irs
ing, when the safes Were removed, Vgs
safe WINS found to be in such order So NM.
locked, when the book case and conHAsrT
found to be in a good state of pFFF'NN' Mass
The contents of the other safes were #T
Of burning chafcoaE W. UT, .,rc,.
80 We cofsider the ttial 10 hartbfsn con .cn.
ed with perfect fiirness For fTthsett PTa.,c.
lars, reference ismade to orr indNyldNta'l. '''H
mehtsI In possessionn of O.. J. Gayet ,r
PALMER TOWNSEND, No. u Pear T, s,s
NJ. OF Tue Iifill Or LQWllSftiiui :, : al, pOne
JOSHUA l.. POPE, of the firmsba'S-0S'1,1
{ 81. CO., Pine sHeet.hat1Z AaaH u.s -
John, F. MAG(ilkf;IIES ls9t Water ''''FE IA
L., j., COMSTOCK,, ,,.L., !. !, ,,,set.
HIRAM BARTLET1,, No, 22s Pea'h s''y %
5HREMNEA8 tAcEEiEERhMRaS, ftaH Of 3
> Miller,o 1OI Ndssan street, -. cEl .su
New York, Jan. 10, 1910, .oI .llMAL
~ -. A aas :. n . NH
h HARVEY HOLBRooK's BsTAHiD' I'd
STATE oFfvERMoNT,.. q
-, lin sigI,aa on .sg ligq Caledonia, y Ct.
Ara Probate Court holden at the fIOp 5bS ga
adficein Danville, in said district V'.N DI,l
y; day. of April, "A D. 1S46--j ~ H ,,,,b tbc
~, oRIN KINNEl, Administrator War HarsJ
will annexed Of the Estate GHi rontJ
Holbrook, late of Waterford, IN VIZ, aceOul
of Caledonia deceased. present., H. q fcr al
Of administration against saId - ~ sai
IovnndJeeL ~ wv hereupon it is orde ie II per
Cotrto that said administrator notlty S,rls
sans ere sted IN said Estate, TO aP I i Ofc
Probbtel Court TO be h6ldenat the ProDaU 4 D
IN said Danyille on the goth day Of n' III sal
1876, andiI object to the qilowa a,,SIishing
account, if they, see cause, py PtSree wees
COW of the record of this order M ~ n;spape
snccessively in the .Caledoniar, I:ntr;ct
1,r;ntod M St Johnsbury, in said dIs.i .;.tet
30 r -, a. ',gi NORMAN ID Abls'iVtsg''
A. t,e, Observation-Disclosures parister.
456w3 NORMAN DAVIS "'s"
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10 TERMS OFTHE CALEDoNIAN,--$l, sc
if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be.
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option OF
Advertisements inserted at the alprices
Transient advertisementsto be paid in advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

The UNWILLING BRIDEGRoOM.s,A, young
nfdn'in ehrly youth lad engaged himsehrto a
playmate, but as his mind developed, helper
ceived he was misnatched, and wished 10 be
released from his engagement. The young
lady would not consentand insisted upon be-
ing married. The young man appeared to
yield, but when asked las usual, 'WilT you
take this wohaii To- beyon wife" he answer
;ed'Nol beAtl this unsupported answer, the
marriage party broke up in, confusion. The
relatives ofthe rejected bride resented'the in
sultofferedto their family and threatened
prosecution. eAt'last the young lady propos-
ed atthey should 60 again 70 church, and
that the bridegroom should make the usual
answer, promising that when itcaine her turn
size. would say no, that the refusal might ap.
pear TO come from her. The bridegroom
consented; but to his great surprise the bride
answered yes the marriage ceremony was
concluded in form, and he found himself, a.
gainst his will, a married man. o rrsas5rIl .
y,aAs they came ONT of the church,, he was
Aheard to exclaim, 'Ah! this revengeSlwas too
bitter! II did otdeserve SO heavy a punish
ment.' -~@FJA--
n.
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;sdg"Do make yourselves at home, lades,n said
"a female to her vsiters, one day. I am at home
my self, and wish youall were." ila.la@
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Stage Fare Reduced.

50 DOLLARS TO ALBANY OR TRoYN,Y
A LINE of Coaches leave Haverhill, n. II
"A every day at IL noon, arriving at Albany
N. Y next evening in season for the western
Bouts. .lHf-H lUt.tH. .U n.''tI .1.U uFi ahHHI
Tickets can be obtained for $500 to.Albany
or Troy. l., A. RUSSELL, Agent
Hnverhill, N II, Feb. 20, ls45 n.l 395tf
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OF ICE,1n i.

z TONS assorted iron and steel consisting
- of ,7gifW 1sIoH
II, 2 and inch tire Iron, auYo.I
4, 5-1l, B,7rl6, D, 3, 4, / 4. / INCH Rod Iron,
4, 3-S, ZIG, 1,i, I and inch, square do,
!, I, u, -, ~, 2, 2i--3-l6 and "a hoopand
4, 4, A, %and / inch, sqr, cast Steel,
Toe cork Steel, shoe Shape, &c.
bdT7 L'15 d'lI 'ai FULLER e. co.,
Lyndon, March Ia, 1e4G.#a uii uil 45lw7
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Gayler's e-Proof Salaman'
'; no lnH.. der Safes,

HNHE subscribers having received an ag3Rc
H. for the sale Of Giyltrs Salamanca Sai'
are prepared to furnish them to order at Nv
York prices, adding freight only from Con
cord. a4eaI e. 81 tt FAIRBANKS & co
foSt. JohRsbury, Jan. 81, ls46. H' +iit
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I. ,.Millr0ElerS, Look Here

VVJO albwho own Saw-AIls or are concerned
n in them, we would respectfully call rour
attention. 70 the observation-disclosures undersir1.
ed haRe purchased the useful improremeatof
setting legs on ,Saw-Mill Carriages, invented
by Benjamin Webb, Of New Yo,s Tbs
Patent is considered by those who have u,ej
II Of the greatest utility Of any Thing Of Me
kind that has eyer been got up. The tail end
sets itself and The othcris set witha lcvct
two scconds; the fog after Il is turned and doc
| 'eed is All Sawed before II is undogged.
owe 1iatr bifsr it!for single mills, towns O,
more, in the Comics of Caledonia, Orran,
and, Essen Cas- iiHgs may be md at Padddcs,
-FRrn ace, Ste Johnsbusy, in about twelve dap.
fTsm1thik dste; i5-rs HIRAM HOWARD
BENONA HOWARD
90 NSY3ei2, 'le49'ugti E7aue1 .....rti
We, tho subscribers, hereby ccrtif, thai
we have one of Webb's Pateut 1n,f5rr11on,,
for setting logs now in Operation Ia or saw.
Mil in St Idlhsbtiry -thH ne codsdarthc
same useful itnprovemtlttob- used IN saw
Mlls-hdye no hesitgncy in .recommcnaiNgit
10 making q SAVING Of AZ lesst one
quarterof the time in saving, Olso saving.
with moro accuracy, and less labor
rtaaI UlauIaeef SOLOMON ANDREWS,
Ba43gm6 toH LORENZO BERRY.
slzT Almzo Newton, Padd1cks } alag, s.
Johusbury, Agent fouthe above. .rr PIP.
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j. 80 Lord, thou knowest how.bnsy ! shall
be this day;if Iforget thee, do not thou forget
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16

Asst SALE OF THE SEASON OF LAMPS, GRAN.
dole, Chandeliers Silver Plated and Japaned Ware &c.
FUTILE K DuCLUZEAU, will sell This Day at 10 o.
CLOCK az No. 80 William street. large assortment OF the
serve TO close SALES.
Consstne in part Of gilt bronzed and glass Girandoles
from 70 lights Of the newest styles Solar Lamps; color
ed and PLAIN Hall Lanterns; gilt Candsabras; wall
Shandeliers heavy silver mounted Waers and coffee
Ums; tea kettles, with spirit lamp Cake Baskets Candle
other oblong Casto butter Coolers fine gothic
sandwich and Victoria Tea Trays; paper Dixon
Bostenheim Broadhead and Akinss best lea and Coffee
;sts paashed tin dish beefsteak and vegetable
Also. few Chandeliers with Solar Burners, suitable for
large rooms jeiG its rrc
HARDWARE, FANCY GooDS, CUTLERY, &C.
II Auction Sale by order of Assignees-JACOB s..
PLATT will sell This Day. 10 o'clock at % Plat street
on credit Of months for Of 500 and upwards $50
lois oil the above goods by order OF house
unfortunate ~ business consisting the
goods IN that ne-amongs which very 6ne cutlery
on cards and in dozens, &c. Sc.
are now ready. iel6 ltsrc
GALE OP FANCY DRY GOODS EMBROIDERY
- PATTEKNS, French China Vases Tea Sets, &c. Sc
JACOB PLATT will sell This Day. June 10th, hal {
past ~ O'CLOCK at the Coliseum No. $50 Broadway by order
q an importer TO close sales large assortment Of Fancy
Dry Goods Paris Embroidery Patterns Canvass and other
fancy goods suitable for the ladies' Also rich French
Tea Sets, &c. &c.
Also. IL O'Clock 10 boxes Artificial Flowers, French
jel6 isrc
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HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

THE LARGEST ESTABI lSHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Homes,
curing Carriages convey the performers wardrobe
sicians The company has attached Eight Female
quesrans whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Fests, peculiarly her own,
being chase and cassc her graceful and fascinating
snd the charming nrete with which te chains her audi
render this gifted and arste the lead
ing feature Of the arena in this country The PropIietor
nye OF the extraordinary and daring tes
the Propretors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height Is feet, and their weight 700 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs 432 lbs Mrs Randall the enormous
Giantes IL the world They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feats Of
strength and agility and will ride horse The
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Gym
nAstic Exercises Classic Displays and
:, Egqssran RireetoI. MI WIS; Riding Master. Nj.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS, whose fcas
Horseback are the most extraordinary Witnessed uve
nile Act Of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer-
fe. BY NE yhSs led b The sTss, r.
Dog. Hector 9 n and Billy The SWISS BRoTHERs, in
e The GhsrotsfI r; Of Phesu' posuTng and Gy%ns:ss By
brilliant Act Of Fencies Of proteusD Mr.; c. Howes in
mtable Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Melo-
dist With variety OF others. The whole comprising the
leading most talented and classic performers the world
my3I ri
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Monday, Juno 15-6 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, but
the announcement that the Great Western was be.
low sened prices and upon the receipt of the news an
advance most of the fances was realized. The &C.
counts from tho other side considered highly favor
able and have far had favorable effect upon the
market
At the first board Reading Railroad Bonds went up
per cent Pennsylvania S. Il vicksburg, Morris Ca
nal, ! Reading, Harlem, North American Trust,
Canton Norwich and Worcester Long Island and Far
mers' Loan, closed firm at Saturdays prices
At the second board, Reading advanced per cent
Norwich and Worcester, Long Island !; Harlem II;
Stonington The transactions very large both
boards and the tendency of prices the close up
wards.
The advces by the Great Western are eleven days la
ter than those received by the Hibernia and in
nercial point Of view they highly important The
passage of the Corn Bill in the House Of Lords third
reading by large majority had settled its fate II had
in fact become law, its final passage This
is favorable for agricultural classes although
do not anticipate any immediate effect upon prices
here for agricultural products any immediate in
in the demand for export There had been
slight decline in cotton the week previous the depar
ture of the steamer which continued up to the time Of
her sailing the from this side in relation to the
commencement of hostilities with Mexico, not having
had time to do away with the Decline although prices
stifened, and the market became firm.
The London Money Market was comparatively easy.
Consols had advanced and the evidences of decided
and permanent Improvement in the market were very
encouraging. Tho railway mania steadily subsi-
ding and all fears Of any serious difficulty growing out
of that movement had been abandoned. The news on
the whole good much better than anticipated and this
fact has had very favorable effect upon this market &C.
Morally.
There has been fair demand for sterling exchange,
and the closing rates were 81 81 per cent premium
We quote Paris ST. IS ST. S2I; Amsterdam 80 39l;
Hamburg 50 35A Bremen III a7s.
We the monthly statement Of the banks Of South
Carolina for the purpose Of comparing the aggregate
movements for several periods. The returns for May
show slight increase in the business of the principal de-
partments =
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Totatal Resources s 3o5sas N7as7T 5itso2 $50
appears by this statement that the movement in each
Of the periods included in the above table, does not vary
but about four hundred thousand dollars from the most
extended the most contracted aggregate The line Of
discounts has been exceedingly uniform and the aggre
gate movement in each department has been more regu
lar than the banks Of any other State in the Union
exhibit It 10 to this uniformity Of movement and to
these frequent exhibits Of the changes from time to time
that preserves healthy state Of trade and destroys all
those attempts speculation which will arise under the
operation ofthe best regulated currency and from tune
tms mako their appearance in the commercial world
So long a. the banks of every State In the Union
nne their operations the legitimate channels long
they increase from time to time only the actual
wants Of the business classes require there must 10
healthy state ofade and permanent progress to more
prosperous times
The operations in the principal departments Of each
bank Of South Carolina for April lsao and May lss6
were as follows
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L A l. M O'S OPERA HOU Sc.


HERR ALEXANDER the celebrated German Magician
E!ra1Idnary and entirely Exhibition Of
ing Experimental Feats based the Hidden Wonders Of
Chcmsry Pneumstcs, Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
friends and the public GENERALLY his return to New York for
which he fs.ters hi mse from the taken their pro-
ducton, will give the entire satisfaction In order
Pamos Theatre has been entirely reed and
TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT,
magnhcently illuminated Grateful for the very liberal pat
ronage experienced former occasion at Nibo's II. A.
begs to assure the public that pains will be spared
rit nrenewal Of their favors. !.
Tickets so cenn-Children under ten half price.
Doors open at 7-Pcrformance commence at o'clock
Box Office from 10 A. NJ to P. M where
be secured Private Boxes, to admit four persons, So
W. On private business, Herr Alexander be found
the Astor House. between the hours Of and O. A. NJ.
jel6 re
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$2.lse, 7o2 a.l3t.ss2 aoeo elo +,

Compared with April isa5, there has been consdera
Bile variation in the two leading departments loans and
specie Tho former had increased about one million of
dollars and the latter had fallen of about four hundred
thousand dollars or nearly fifty per cent Compared with
returns Oh previous years it will be by the annex
ed statement that the movements Of the various depart
ments occupy position in relation each other az
favorable ever before
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II win be observed that the aggregate movements Of
the principal departments in May ls46 about one
third of thatn January 1897 Within the pas, two years
there has been increase of only about million in dis
counts and trust there will be greater increase for
the next two years; any increase in trade to be
healthy require additional facilities moro than to
that
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-.TwENTY:NINTH O0NId5REss: -
WARRINGTON. June Is, isas.
In Senate.

WAsHiSoTor, June Is, ls4s.
Ia Senate.
RrnoSATioS ALLEN.
Mr.. ALLEN rose and having been recogniz cd by the
Chair read his abdcaon of the post Of Chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign relations.
Mr.. CAss passed high compliments on.Mr. Allen.
The Senate accepted Mr.. Aliens resignation
On motion of Mr. Webster. agreed that the Sen
ate should ill the vacancy tomorrow at O'Clock.
Mr. w. presented resolutions of the Legislature OF
Massachusetts in reference to dispossessing process H.
suing from the Supreme Court Of the u g. in the
form those from State Courts.
Referred to the Committee on tho Judiciary.
sUrrLEMEsrARY BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. DIX, the Supplementary Bill was
taken up
The Senate insisted upon its amendment, and Messs
Dix, Webster, Westcott, and Mangum were appointed
committee to confer with the House.
ADJOURNMENT coNoREss
The resolution by Mr.. HANNEoAr, fixing the Goth July
for the adjournment Of Congress briefly discussed
and finally, by vote Of 81 to a. the subject was again
postponed to Monday.
srEAMEls.
Mr.. McDuYFIE made speech against carrying the
mail to Europe in Ocean war steamers
Mr.. MILLER was for sustaining the contract made by
the Postmaster General because the law Of the last
sion authorised and sanctioned it, but did believe In
the utility Of the scheme.
Oregon treaty was not sent in to the Senate Amend
ment for mail steamers between New York and Liver
pool rejected that from New York to Bre carried.
~ to "a
House or Representatives.
WAsHlNoTos, Juno Is, 1916.
Navy appropriation BILL sectional dry dock, Philsdel
phia rejected The House went into committee Of tho
whole, Mr.. Cobb in the chair. The tariff bill taken
up by vote Of lis to II.
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The Won<lerful Incest Case..Ths whole OF
he eqrous and astounding testimony with the opinion and
s.., ssssS sgsn:. Daniel Bur.ns the butcher B.
Police Gazette. ~ Centre street. In the form OF Shilling
Pamphlet and for sale by all the agents vendors
the weakness and wickedness OF human nature.
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superior Mus.e.l Tu,tlon for Young 1..,,e..

superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies'.
To Parents and Guardians-Nlusic Taught the most
Method with great !apdy and on reasonable
Il Europe and who imparts with facility thorough
knowledge Of the science her pupils combined with ee
CANT and execution desrous Of taking few
female pupils either At her own residence or at theirs
line addressed to A. B., the Office of this paper will
be attended application IS Mercer street. where
the lady resides will receive personal attention maj I'm
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ders Of ELECTRICITY the latent of Magnetism the
remedial agencies Of having an init
mate each other aud the form exhibited by
eat state Of scientific improvement The Gavanc Rings
cations Of the Galvanc Belts Bands Bracelets Strengthen
ing pa.ers &c contain increased and complain.
which the mysterious of Galv ansm affect will
York is NJ le2 Broadway.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

MODEL OF NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders iof W.
b. represented the canopy i his Moos, =" Tram
York which will be completed These visws way e
10 10 30 inches n length and are represented for
compensation They include % p.se res
ings places Of business, manufactures hoes' p'"e
dences, steamboats,, packets, NC. a A..o,.,,vs
number Of the 6rst artists. bofn l = ~ o96eesiso
lew aaens and persons capable Of trarssctns business
Once hours from t9psSFRffER BELDEN, $50 Broadway
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TABERNACLE.

IADEhNAOLI.
MIR. LETON will have the honor OF giving a en-
Ivl teItanment consisting Of Of his popular
songs, with illustrations, on
Wednesday Evening Nerf, 18th inst,
being the last time his will permit OF his ap-
in New York. his projected Northern
tour amongst dozen songs in the programme viii be
this, my beoved; Beats there heart" from the opera
La Bayadere AS through fe's journey wander" from
THE star spangled banner and BY desire II love her. how
love her" and "Od Towlern This entertainment will be
repeated on Friday evening 10Th inst the Brooklyn lnsti-
tute Tickets so cents be had at all the music
ieI4
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Great Demand for News--Philadclphia
Agents for the Herald @. B. Zieber Co., Ledger Build
ing Sd street. below Chestnut where
ceved whore those wishing to subscribe will please
leave their and have the paper served regularly
their stores and dwellings after the arrival Of
car. Terms month, including the Sunday He.
yaId; IS csnts without IT, Single copies cent?. I'm