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S.sha th45n Dy Ire Pastsnser tfafu
J DAVID IVES sEs.rfat,a.srt
IA st nl hDES a a .S5 ~. s. T, asss

tcIs QEzzzzr NEW YORK AND M w. aAytg.
~ <X>ts RAILROAD On sBd amer rhsIstx,s
=. Nov. Is, he following trade. sin ls.st
..s Shce q No Company, - Cenalsi Psassngsrs pL
- pc Ieceaye@ ~ ne HeSIork and Harsn Rsisrssf
S1.Sl enty sew snth-tL l. AccommodstiOn TfsB 81
y a. ~. ior Ne~.hoehsls, Asmao0erx, Rye, Pod Csss
ssr, orse1yiehI Stamford, DsFieu Horwsa Wssl2ory
sy-npofs fslnsd AMI Bridgeport Pssseu ssrs ier 90
sslehs1es Railroad, Morning frsin Ard frosn the ~1
stsaers Tor Albany aud lie sfauOLs ca The Hoasstork
sea HtAgsmes Railroads. viii tsle this Train, sst ~
~ sndsepon : Express Train at A N or stssfcls'
Snossposg Albany snd he uousaosie Rsihoaf, hss
nsgeo .na 5sssloss co The Canal Railroad, bsrIs.e
Spnnsaee "ore ester, YroyidsEcs s1d Bos1a -
sylu ,oskon 1rs la a. a Il tor hsw.Hsvsn 81 "a,
.sols's ei@a,as 4, Express Irsln al ~ 80
.n2fa h0rw.s, Bridgeport, scd Nsogsgaet hkhsss..
~" -hs.ca, Hartford, Sprisssed, Worcester ssd -
VIC a. We inIsFmsdisle Stsdons o Comngisror -
~ n fof NorwSlk snd ipssrmedials stsuO1s IT,
= esn- iSy< l. SOmmutati0a lTain 81 "a A a. ron ".
~a1' ssocpsns Al all Ias iaisrmedste slsnops -
e9tnhlmocation frain a. IS A from new bsyen 49,
kiof Ns ia iEie rneclste stsd0ls Aceonmoe>sSss
Irs4n % A "a nom New Haven sso1plsg ~ -
inIernsdtsse Stations IL Connection VITA Irsrs -
ito Hartford end Now hsveo, Canal Esf2ef ans n.-f
uek Railroad Express 1Faia % u 50 p. td
srriyri Of the Lxprsss Train from BOston tgo g. o.
navsr, stopping 81 Bid &c pon snd Stamford 49,.
nOdaou Train Fl 06 y. Il. fsoG Bridgeport sofs.ss
eli he i1ssrnsdlsts stsuors In eoarecton Wis t,ss
from tie hoassiorie kajHoad Aee0nnotsuee - -
GtH 2. n loF "a tie ufiysl of lss Aeconnoass..s.
fEeia tom bosicll from New hsvss sso2pt1G ~
I.tsruediais sisiions. ~ Passs1gsrs sO rsess~H~
procure nsssu ssicrs tsxinf ssan 10 lhf eefs s..x
! ass = B. hA9oa ~
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THE OPERATIONS o. tfis GpmpalY az c.1hoec rF-
ruIvely g. Lafs insIrsr-- tat lie S5n'lr 'rri-F
uro- - ~ usi pfn TIE -ie uernefs fanci 0air 'h
Iii t4- o~.fa rf t.- .utic-st =h,ir uvlrg 40
cure ~ aurvfF1rt r-ns'a r-."tfce sgainsi "s-i 2
mode ~ rs.laert ADOPTED ~ Ccmprr1 sHalif- 900
th- rs.4r ~ re rsriy sssurrg o. 80 1 @1-h d
hi.a ,o e-c. .1~ o. -ei Bro view y p .a- i.tst i- '.
couv- len
H.aaB co. FfrsNts
FRArGlIs rALf%. Preait-r Nefcr Bans, Bosom.
Tal-iA- g!!SCltk- h-rChslf "p
SrtES - LLfA.S BE Poo hcorsI-- H7ilf 81
CHcc 81 va -si JsuIrsy Cont
rvH a. fa4srsltsa
WILLARD PARA z, d u C1lfl ius 81 is1
: n gtLstAe- =, hs.i.sl
c / MITChELi. M s,11kIyc. Examiner
rersors uishinF ilfpr-r-- sre a.se1 g sEarils .e
toots p'rrs - trs - sr&1y ~ % sr - obs ~
OF ,h-ir ageuu IS Judd sD1 " 4 HOLLIS ~
r .N.l.sl ~ h.MfHsSisk raWAfls
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<SE.,,THE sUBsCRIBkRs. sr..sful tor

.=Sa<<-,THE sUBsCkIBBas. grateful tor
k.<ss- Ia, .SeT4l patronage 10 pasi Dimes wOg.d
respectfully solicit esil ffog lbose sbo0i
j Bsgyi1g Hs have hand good
4ssOrIneni, 81 oar VsrefoOms, 80 Bultsast eat of
Broadway, all q which VII rS1rknt " give good
saas ssOa y the buyer. Several Of 2afterns
saisa shall braz Tuuing pFoaD.ly sllsnc ed
70 lsa5 4 Lats sENSEfT L W1LDER
PIANO-FORT z. Persons sboas car.
- ~ chasing Pianos viii 6nc IL 20 ihsir Gdvsn-
HIsge 70 cali al 4 Clean 4 Cos as1afacJo-
~ gJ, "a fglpoo-st lwsst u sgo.dvsyD A
general sssortnert u nahOg0ny AID kosswooc Pianos
cons-1cy hand. which viii BE sou 0S fr " sp-
proved payer Dealers 70 I'd OF liberal .srms PANS
l5.ssl 81 TessosAble prices 4 GLENN 4 co
uyH - FaItos-s,
z&GEl-PIASOs FOR SALE AND 70
&x.IseS# 3tikk-Ag Bazc.sys, opposite no As
tI0f HOCss, from "a 70 J ocisTss In yo.s-
, g.ood ~ snas0sssy essss. - '''
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hYDRANTS hfDaANTS
INVENTED A. LAST, hlSrs1t, ~ Sss.-
lettors p&fe1i ktv- beSa ne ir1f0Fe-i-1s
are Il Coca sssc hurs ~ ghtssi Pc h2 Neas
- = vese Asra f1ra, vii usf VA. 20 - rsc ~e- VI
BOT Was Ais - Wa.-T "a cr1S7y VII noi s~xe
even ouf o. sg1ers te repaired sc4 ~-ffxne4 a.
sci tsTe SsSz ArF-vTse ~ .hs tesi ri1ut-rs i1 ~
eiy To ~ q o1szszisn II scEery. c1s sccF
sS0Fs seeor=-s wne statt ~. 90 5osl Gn1-s eE-
sef ~ ecrvce % 20 uses.ts, ssa q ia reiE 49,
iasenEol trslaoa szy ,1hrfaycnsesL
JANIS MORAN,
~ - sl1nhsF snt l1vrstcs-
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Ez-PIshO-FORTEs FOR sALE.-
r.z{ ~ Ferrous about pufchssing Pianos all fad
~ M Ut " ibelf Adyscl4xs ~ call 81 BENNETT
! " WiLDERS Mandatory, ~ fulton
81 eass ace u brola~sy hey aGys large
u Rosewood Pianos co1st2nty hADd sycry instrl.
meal w1rALisc Tor two yesTs. L ". have lie aAmes
Of more hsc 90 Persons hsJ will refer TO- Who have
purchased Rsaos u ihe eli q which baye gtvsn uBi.
versa targfaenon bat when any doubts are expressed
80 70 heiF qgahiy The payment may be wlbkelc gnai
sgeb eOgbs are removed O.d Pianos sIchsnged Nsy
snd socouo-hand fl2aps 70 ot nN u
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DEEDS on PARCHMENT PAPER - TIE
A. s1ssrl era Rave tlsf praed ne nE2al rn Of ~.
l.1u-e Deed % V-ry szccy ARD tncsi k.1 n pager
TnoSu rsfrEEs-i psp>r snc isssct - b~ usce n
s=a4 q parehe1i y hose vh9 ~sa d cav. hsr
Ss preserved tcs many yssgs ~ rs5-f tr-skins Pdcs
~ eecs ssrar o. per dctsn. Prasst ard fSr sss ~
BRIL- : GOULD, ssarsssry Dealers,
- Ia Aassan-st
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Pasaenssrn Arrived

DECEMBER 30 10 bbls Flour, 5lj9 bushcl. Whesl
5000 DO Rye 300 do oAs so b0ls Ashet, lo' D'i'
Pro-
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CUPS -A e1s sa0rSIaeuI o. srIxs-
81. saz rssl ~ itSits aAxS, { Ssnisssse =
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YfkE sAICA RaSUFACTUHEE.
rus = Fl ID ard ~ t0r- o. GEAR y .--1f
Pre- B. "a. sltasrri snd or ~ Ft1i1ist
.Iy.. Ifir- Carani
serFaff, a. .rr..hoasr slrs 81 5tisr.
FiIes -. 2y ofsILerlUf ~
acks AZ shs 81 siae. sra Sand Of - psr.p' tif
Are.-. " every dssclp4 90 made I'D s-r sf a. modern
49,. lrs.raera.L usd IL shlrt nslrs 80 sIHT
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Ia sls Gslcna Jrga, See orion. Nus Il Ac.ia 81, =
'hsrac-} fshsf of Bostou.
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E ESQ, Only TnknVGu TIChET LISs

@-..LAlS Na SAN FRANCISCO. Via CitAoREs, q.
rec, sni ~ he 4 ,. Nal steamer oo us
Psrfr. 90 ghufstsy. 18Th dsy ~ O-cem"eT -Esfs Re
lreei -rte ~ew an splendid L \ Mai siesmsaip
GHF ROkEE 1870 tsns buFifon siI ios.e Tor Shaefss
ftrsrt tom hes iOck Al pier T. n r % 1hlfsdsy, Ia
De- "a o'clocs Tho Cherokee ~ ms ooy sesnss
iur -.uy jirect 70 Chsgrss " connection - IN heU
Pasihe MAI Steamers tor ialawf 20 $40 trtncsco
psesengers by tna Cherokee WI tff c0niOre sad a.
ea-rr iaials unsurpsssed - Other siesurT eco
.iu hs sure ID connect with he a Nal steamer a
Panpns sri have reier-urs over sil Oihcrs
Redlrrl k-iss ~ sIrr 30 grsgres
ANff sil 0u.y 16fitH 3D. state foi 81.
Al ne shove dine ~ mo ssms istie syitsT- .ss
a. .gisc. q nc sRio1n.
8srr llurd win Lh.I.. $50 sri haafI :.
tf0iu fansrs in ssn Frsneitao
Csrl1 ...t..... - sgrsTFg@ ........ q
Ssag p-sln s ~ % secure Ga ~ gicks.
en- ,l.iss ~ psgihs t0I ffeistf passage sppy.0
ROWLAND ; AsfiNtsALL, e. s1uhs
nj fassen2es nj. ? lctc fHf fhs Ja1ualY trli
'H rsasna ulh 10 furnished Win urses O. ChASrssu
a. 1etucllDu q ell" ION m above rAtss dsDs
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PIAno-PoRrE co.

&C.. as kogery, secOno 1oor.
- 80 PfksOF ORIEs rLbfseirg eli no fscsrl
~ in proven suts 4nd made q he bast ma.
n iieria'. SaTrsr ed " stand In any climate,
SOD - sas9sabie efas a. m@sefs 10 Nc cay
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RASA % sA,-I-sp AVE- ssss- . = .,
80. ~rasss% " ~. ssss assssal - ysAw'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
&ft F ssb c5 HaxtsA SE UsLS
MAIL LfNF FOR CHA0Efs DIHECV =

MAfL LINE FoR csAGREs pIRfcf -
HANANA-Tee ns~ ard spar1oos ssesInshfp OkiIa
Heat Jas v seAsecs u sN. eonnxntsr, vii u -,
patched fsn this pors fh1rsasy, TIE SsA o. Decss
81 Sclocs, H hon the rief foot % Mkrrsnss -.
kiNef, lQ0cains "a he bAf al ChkrestJa sss.E-
" isnt ara receive mails snl pssssussgs
TIE Ohl0 vii cary he o0ref1rnrnl MA 10 a. p.
gc L. % 70 ~ 10 January sleslnefs ff0l1 Psnss.
Passengers ray rely 90 arriving a. CtsNss 10 s.,f,
cane 10 meet ne l1lasy ssoAmsrs
rssssrgets fur lhAggrs aie tsls!ou.J a. as..,. q.
~, ,.s,ch All wellsnOwu steamship FALyOH -"
Hart.tsar. = IN ier, ~hieA - -.
difcrl one frosa New f0fi h. SNAsres tta we
uals n n dsys
pc Rs.ss .. Passage ~ Ch@sres afs as4ca r~laesi
fhs OAi5 hGs s1peFtoT D0o5lo ta.ine. VI a. -,
cs e. eOnsg1cted "a ne oesi usr3sf shish give -.
ssssrs5cs % ssey 10 fsssengrrs over 49, 49, stss
rrnlios Sigh . sinFis -us'as H. Sfs, sfe2gA
- ..as-as Anos. Al ~Sp-fiencj suSseoo IA s.ss u, y
,te IA.5 s4rGs ~ rAsdssE - "a. 80 "a ts.s,
s:sse-,sSg, 49, 49,: .ssis; as
S..ads- bar,h Be- iofNNd liable ...ss,N
sie.rasa fgut tgf Srd tuafd..t.t ~
~ le.t % fac1rsi roui rsd sof FciSsi 9, e-i ~
cabs, soos Al bile VI asan a4s' pe "aee3 90 Acti
ne .hip .....
Sue roa.n iefla a ladies' .s'cs saiel.' 's 80
SI.rea UlIl be- g.. caHN .trss...rstsss. 100000 r
$50 .e, .rts so tolud 81 snd toSri .,.... r II"
.U u hastaF .ss- .'r taoH a-s4 ~ no ii' tsan
A. : naaleg 80 ftais 81 I1sgfos coeca's - a.
A. .ekss ~ pss.Agu tass D lsossssl &. - Sa's %
tse AJl'rr1y = - N'ff'tsa' '.- 'N-Na
DIS kgN
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eskfA s s2h ., sAN fflRANClsco.. cAliFos

1890, MA sihAh Livt rna cubs sofia ar
eiegsnt s.ss'ash!p isThMUs. hsgiag bssa
ai tfd greatly 20 ar 90 win mo accommodates
iSf pass'uees lu 81 'n ani sls-Ysg- viii positively BE-
spslchcl om itis .9u Tor tfAnciseo .ngBiay a
RIO JAM ID tnd Falsns satnfeky December ib 4
70 tiocA, HCm her dOr4 fOOt Of Wsfol. a. n r.
Alothef steamer 81 0OO burden vii lsage 10
aonih - snusry 10 forn dfset thrOnrh noe q,
fis CISCO ION Panama, 20 connect vita sns stssss
ONO snd GEORGIA, hom Neg.Foft 20 CLaNes ~
passsgs apply 20 .. EOBFRTS ne Vests
ans ONO caves Dee -. 10 Chores ID N5
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80 rHiIApRLr1A HNp ArLANp,

&AELG STEAM SANl0ATipN IoNyAN ~ LiNs
s-o17s Nsa. s.ea. Estip Fhtl-ND t.l.FhA Il,
CHAGREs va CBARLksEOS, sANANNAh al IA
VASA-The ucp Snd o. e1tid .issia-- rhiiAbtls
FNlk GssE1sg AcH.nisldef, vii sAi tnnn rriis,,s
on fof Cas- sstnr, ssvarnsa hsysns a. lssres q
Trsslav Dec u. stlh eriocs = ffvH .ie : '-i7asfg
Mh.ff fn1f q LouleAg1.sl
Toe ~, >ie.ph.a bAs sc'ommodele-s o-s.,f s..ss
b, .1y STEAMER yet huili. sr1 fsyir8 i1n11 sfS eva
g.,T4pa ergiu-s 81 crest sgeugta aht pcSer a-l 10
snte msf 30 placed lpOu hsg flr safay spec 49,
fog. hAie1 oi fNH - N'tsi'a
f.t e. sa'oal gtags-roor 1efihG....... ... lei
Gsnt,nrc sGooo sri t.siaioeu bcftns.......... is
Sscoft go nafiHf. 8
s--rasa bort.s. found viii natures aus hoo ~
30 IL bsgsses allowed 10 svefy Psss0nfrfs Fc'rti
ID ChAcrea e. tcHta lsr cubic l'ni.
Rates ~ Fsrr lo dayans
Calin passaTe s.ts-I vl fff.tst
..rr 80 rkstsce. ard iCrnd .......s. . :.
Race D! Eare 20 savannah srd thN'eAif1
Cabin passsge. slais.TJliu, 20 SSNssa o
Srerh - passage. u
Cabin pGsaass a. tss.. :.
Stscra.H reaaaf i.
80 tgr.hs secured untI pad 20
A uckcls mus lo procured - 90 Ohcs u t'mps1f
- NOR Wharve. A ". TdoNrSON. Plssitstl
Jogx D. lfyros. Frvssurrr uit pit
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LA FDH CkLIt0HN1A-DlsPA LIHF
- 10 spl~ndld new snip MONTEREY ca .ofs
vii have qtiek dlsoaeh for she Gold asToD-
Cso hsn9s9ney accommodate limited aum5sT II alsI
Aod sec0-t cabin passengers. innotists spplsAaSa
shook 30 made for ba acre 81 cargo I'D FOR rassafs
-. - y y SUTTON 80 Wstsa
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lHlAEl Oh FORTY DOfLARs ssvse . .
~ nSJ rso 81 taeF osg1sresgyp>s u lHsLEY,
- a'ose-syi scrrS q csasfsI or ckgssrrsesypes
r1pt8- dstrs
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d. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. %.
Ssz., Ans afier Ocs n, 1888, the bosts Win lssse
fOlOwsi
isass Aes- Ysy4-AI ., u, "A, a sed o'clock las
Leass sLIf>a IstaaA-AE6. 10. IA, q and o'elocs
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-. CAllFOMNIA TmROuGM .IcA

~Ns,aa. CALIFORNIA THROUGH rICh.
ships for Chss'rs rhroogh Tctels t'u
NswY n 30 san Fenclseo ~ way % 1agres sad fses
ma Ths s9iecdid md popular seamthigs Ctk'NfNf
cry ,rOl Hrs burdea Chss 81 isrd tft''',n isi
I'D EMPIRE CITY. /. CO.. ials lsfa.n, } u. Ni.sp.
Coru,. nder will hrfeSfsf cave New ltf ~ t1etfvs
direct. stmamonihly, connecting 81 Panama wna -
sNnnfh sul weiisnuNn Steamships AAkAh SAAO,
tuO rlns tunden. " Thompsss, Colnnisf detf rna
NEW OALEANS l.too ups turden. } =" Wool Coz
mAndeT
RAMS 90 rAsE- Stw-YosE 10 eHAGSE'
Aisf sAioOus......
Forward Salons, s....ss..s-s'..t.s' w
Lower Choin.s..ss.tss .'ttsfs e.. -
Az ths shove have mo stus tHe aud privilege ~ -
SaOo.s
sser.qA if,nra With nisiSeases sri toarfN. So
r,SsNA 70 SAN FsaNctsco -Jisttf
n - Canis.....t...t.. 30
serulf Ia .H.sr.rsss.. tttrs. ~
lfs Secoud Cabin hss ssepsr.ie tahls TIE hsrei
art siusIe fry pushed wiil bsr ms.fUsle. ard "a
firs ava IN tnaff ths ssrsh Safts sfa state Rlcns
sfosi Edys aga a point OF comfort rpcT 10 1uufnltsf
hlrks OF sn upC. s.eaTese.
The suhscii1ars are now it.uiag fhru1rh frtere
s.r Frapsi.co hy lhs ahovt-usirtt semofs th- nfsS
leave Nrw.YcrE hY ihe Empire CIV. teb no 90
recuaB IN me sAth = ts m Panama, Fefy sPfies
u1r lrk Ia rrersgafy remittance n l psstgs
aiu secure hoflh until iHih jan.
3 HOWARD \ son. "a q. sswsy
y Al experienced Surgeon 10 ATTACHED - .a,t
steamer r3O " Nl~eodOkHW
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NATlEa VFTTltl
CrrY On NV HAEKN. Nox. &. lsss.

A. lf eles rog sKans-tsd ~ - fs shed the .ov.
est nlsrset rncs itaAI4l a. MAXWELL. Collector.
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r. Dr.. -hsv Gzf1or y Tsgi1ls vorrs ca AL 90,
ouer o. 80, IRE, - F1lFs1-sy 7sz sra-si e."
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rx,aR sUrRRToR WHEAT AND GRAHAM
u SkEAU maie by tee N-w-lCrk fro.srkive lnon 70
Gov served 6.ily 10 customers N any part heeiy Al
dss'raas ~ iolrins his Ua q o. - psuonisng IL
nay es<-sss GEok0E ADAM. ssresis,scSeei q Ia
sAs:ns ospaysnsss, q he saes ecs>sr q Mssssssss>
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sC OF o, SAY fhA.ei7c9;I,s ,ssss!

burden, Wa COLLiEH mss1er hsyioV e,s.t an
cargo o. board, = nearly ready for ssa
Anis % 81 nss snpsTof srcOmmofal1ns Tor plsaEo
ga t.ihf coma f'oHs and elegantly EiLlf 30 gsx
rooms sGd cabins, sho "a particularly eonvsnist is pa
sensers Esying families
Fsf Passtge, sppy on b0sfd Pier a. Nos n hysI
70 BkLkNAP sMITI. In2 bFoAiNaK 90 stsif. Aa y.
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- Mr,. ~. =. Gst. Nl.asis 49, ~

~ SsbyfnE's hs<;sraaivc Csrtinl.-A tr-sA
,uSr . received y RS SCI A 2 = sA%D5
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-21

| above us, yelled in trans parent mist. like
visible air, that made them seem unfeal.-
and, 1900 feet below, our sounding lead
had struck upon the buried plain Of Sid
dim, shrouded in slime and salt. a@-=~an
While busted with such thoughts, nv
companions had yielded to the oppressive
drowsiness, and now lay before me in
every attitude Of sleep that had more of
stnpor in it than Of repose. In the awful
aspect which this sea presented, when we
first beheld it, | seemed to read the in
scription over the gates Of! Dante's Inferno:
--'Ye who enter here, leave hope behind.
Since then, habituated to mysterious APP
pearances, in journey so replete with
them, and accustomed 10 scenes of deep
and thrilling interest at every step of our
progress, those feelings Of awe had been
insensibly lessened or hushed by deep in
terest in the investigations we had pur-
sued.
But new, as I sat alone in my wakeful-
ness, the feeling of awe returned and, as
l looked upon the sleepers, l felt the hair
of my flesh stand up as Jobs did, when
spirit passed before his face for, to my
disturbed imagination, there was some-
thing fearful in the expression Of their in
famed and swollen visages. The fierce
angel Of disease seemed lowering over
them, and read the forerunner Of his pre-
sence in their flushed and feverish sleep.
Some with their bodies bent and arms
dangling over the abandoned oars, their
hands excoriated with the acrid water,
slept profoundly, others with heads thrown
back, and lips cracked and sore, with q
scarlet flush on either cheek, seemed over
powered by WEAKNESS even in sleep;
while some, upon whose face shone the
reflected light from the water, looked
ghastly, and dozed with nervous twitch-
ing of the limbs, and now and then starting
from their sleep, drank freely from break
er and then sank back again to lethargy.
The solitude, the scene, my own thoughts,
were too much: felt, as sat thus, steer
ing the drowsily moving boat, as if / were
Charon, ferrying not the souls, but the
bodies, of the departed and the damned,
over some Internal lake, and could endure
it no longer; but breaking from my list
lessness, ordered the sails to be furled and
the oars resumed-7action seemed better
than such unnatural stupor." t re
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A sunday ON the Dead Sea.

We take the following vivid sketch OF
the heat and DIES olation of the Dead Sea,
and of its effects upon the human frame,
from Lieut.. Lyscn's forthcoming "Nar-
rative Of the U. S. Expedition TO the riv-
err Jordan and Dead Sea- We understand
that the work will form very handsome
octave volume, with maps and numerous
plates. We have rarely read more elo-
quent and thrilling passage. This work
will become very popular:
A light air from the south induced me
10 abandon the awning and set the sail, to
spare the men from laboring at the oars.
a light tapping of the ripples at the bow,
and a faint line of foam and bubbles at her
side, were the only indications that the
boat was in motion.
The Fanny Skinner was mile astern,
and all around partook Of the stiffness of
death. The weather was intensely hot,
and even the light air that urged us almost
insensibly onward had something oppres-
sive in its flaws of heat. The sky was
unclouded, save by few faint cirri in the
north, sweeping pIume-like, as if the sun
had consumed the clouds, and the light
wind had drifted their ashes. The glitter
from the water, with its multitude Of re-
Electors, for each ripple with mirror,
contributed much to our discomfort; yet
the water was not transparent, hut of the
color Of diluted absinthe, or the prevailing
tint of Persian opal. The sun, we felt,
was glaring upon us, but the eye dared
not take cognizance, for the fierce blaze
would have bligbed the powers of vision,
as Semele was consumed by the unveiled
divinity of Jove:
The black chasms and rough peaks, en-
bossed with grimness, were around and
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said loafer to a bull; but the bull insist
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~ Boots, Shoes and Ready-madc Clothing, ETC..
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Our ST. Louis Corr espOnd ence.
Mitigation Of Cho'eru-Bentom and Free Soil
business ProsDecfs S.r

ST. LOUIS, June q, 1919.
Mitigation Of Chosru-Bentom and Free Soil
Business Prospects, &c.
The pestence which recently desolated our city,
has almost entirely disappeared from our midst
The cases reported are comparatively few, and such
as terminate fatally generally among the poor
and neglected portion of populaiion-always the
most liable to the inroads of cholera.
But, if we have been kindly favored by Provi.
dence IN the mitigation of physical evil, we have
been almost as badly visited with the moral pesti-
lence of political fanatcsm and m-foolery. OF
course have reference to the great revolution now
going on among the Z" fierce democracy of the
State, and the intolerance and inconsistency
which II gives rise to- The fate of ''house d.
vIded against itself, is readily foreseen; aud so is
the result of this struggle between the great " | did
IT,, at the head of the free soil party, on the one
hand, and Claiborne Jackson, with the rank and
lille Of he plo-slavery Cahonnites AT his heels, on
the other Meanwhile, the wings are in excellent
spirits, caring but llttle whether Benton o. Jackson
be IN the ascendant, and interested only in the very
certain issue-the overthrow of democratic supre-
macy in Missouri.
Our business men are gradually recovering from
the parayzlng effect of the late conflagration The
burnt district has already greatly changed in ap-
pearance, and new houses are here and there in
course of erection, while the rubbish from the ruins
OF all is speedily disappearing. Some difficulty
will be experienced at first in procuring a sufficient
cy of building materials but in few months. we
hope TO overcome that, and to see our CITY rising
proudly from her ashes. ARGUs.