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nEPARTMENT Of REPAIRS anc

hfPAR MEM Of hETAihS anu
NSUPPIIES-No l. New City Hall To BUILDERS.
sealed proposals will be received at the Oice OF the Co
missioner Of Repairs and supplies until WEDNESDAY,
June al y O'Clock NJ 81 which time they VIII ne puoely
opened for making alterations and additions To f'oso oi Nh
CINE 60 No n m Wooster street plan and Specification
of the work required and all information IN regard thereto
can De had the Office of the ntendent OF Repairs 70
Public Buildings 10 Eh.abeth-St Blank Estimates
Will be furnished either Office The Commissioner re-
interest NJ the Corporation WM ADAMS
mN21 NnM r. OIL ktnAIN nlu NuIIuto-
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4, HaII

~ =
- Of Records Public notice u hereby gwen that the
following petitions been presented the board Of
Aldermen To flag sidewalks Of 38th-s between 9Th and
10th avs vide pave set curb and gutter and flag
space feet vide 3 st between 9TH aud 9Th except
where already done 70 lag alb IN Mercer " oppO~s
the Presbyterian Church 20 pave and set curb and gutter
81 street between LEI and East River AsOt the follow
9Th ng resolutions regulate and grade i7hs from ID 70
avs pave MadsOn-ay from Z3d % 4Ghst 20 regulate,
grade sud curb and gutter 3s from Lexington 20
3day 10 regulate and grade 35th-st from tdav % East
River. open l25st from ah-ay - BiOomingdae Road
g. 0sen jlstst from lOth-ay b. Hudson River All persons
interested having objections thereto requested pre-
sent them writing 70 the undersigned, al his Office,
before the At ia, ofJune next. JOHN DODGE Street
Comissoner. myz3
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CORPORATTON NOTICE-Public

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Publlc
notice IS hereby given that petitions have been pre-
seuted m the Board If Aldermen and referred 70 the Cen
uittee ON Sewers for a Sewer m Forty -nnth-st from
Broa,way t. Eighth Also, for Sewer IN Rvlngston
from the Bowey To Sheriff II Also 20 extend the pro-
uosrd Sewer IN Green from Houston o. Blocker u All
persons interested the above having objections thereto,
are requested 10 present the IN writing stang her
extent Of interest and place Il business rcsdence 10 he
undersigned the office OF the Crntn Aqueduct Depart
men before the second dav OF June next ~ Orler
ofthe Committee on Sewers New-lork, May ~, 1911
MOI lns ALEX y DODGE. Sewer Clerk.
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ISrHMUS HOTELS.

CHkGRFsl iGoRCONk
CRUCEs AND PANAMA..
THE IRVING HOUSE, at ChagreS,
nallaoe Williams assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA Rail ROAD HOTEL. AZ Gorgona,
eeatI m. management OF A h. Miller and } G,Hgci.
IltE AMERICAN HOTEL. at Cruces, under the man
SEGMENT 81 ~ X Folgor and IA Miller JT
=. IhE UNITED STATES HOTEL. az Panama, under
me management Of ADRIAN Miller )el DkC1
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nACIEIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

hACIFIC MAIL = L-tNotIII
pANY-Onlv Through Line to san k'Ianc4sco. arc
Ec6uccd Ga MONDAY, MAY GO a. 'slocA, .-.. S.'
~ Schenck 4 : y Commander. WI sal prrc>S,f a
d'ccck from her pier a. foot u ai5ei-St y y WI
I-,nSferrcd ~ Havans O. the splendid
s,esrshIp FALCON Passengers esNlns l IA M
, ,s,,b he f,ynrlte Mail steamship NON II IN I'm,
,s, l srr, Panama on or about June - 20! e'.n'
pas>asc apply al 'i' 'i'''' ~ myl6tf
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TRAVELLING.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, y. @.
N-Thls establishment j. the largest Public House On
tke lsthmus Susted mgh ground IA me most AIRY
nes Ky Kind and careful aontcS We hope 10 share ;he
patronage OF The Pubic
II GIDEON ELY. Proar,oto-,
my23 2lns / NJ STAPLES. ''f
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RANk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
NEW YORK The EAGLE BANk q d s 49,, 49, -
lAs Can fled lu thus Office notice % tAc
TIE MECHANICS and FARMERS BANK N tAS ~
q Albany. AGENT for the redemption OF is ~.
notes iocether wlh revocation Of the appointment OF
MeSSrS MaShhurn Co OF the same Ciiy. as scch AsVu
aeoalC 90 the nc, entitled An Act % amend he StIe
ASiS relating 90 Incorporated Banks. Banking ASSOCIATIONS
snc individual BauserS. passed Apru y lsoi A,9'u!'
hsy "a 1851 DANIEL 4 ST JOHN,
my8a Superintendent.
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DNNK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF

D NETWORK The WESTERN BANK 81 Wash
vg.n County, Cahrdsc s4S tl> d5t meg n 'xS N
a notice If the apqon;mcut 81 McsSrs BRUCE 1OCNE
q lhe Cv Of Allan, AGENTS ioT The redemption OF
Ia circulating notes together Wlth Revocation G tA> a.
pertinent of Mr. Samuel / B~AeT ~ ,nV C'p " A., ,
Nok aS such agent agreeable 10 the act entitled A act
amend the several relating % Incorporates sans
BANKING Associations and Individual Bankers, passed.
Apni NJ ls5i DANIEL h ST JOHN. superintendent.
Albany. NAV 1851 HN-i V'
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. T. Hall
CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall
n Records Sealed Proposals vii b. received the
street Comlass0ners Office until Saturday Mag 81, 1851,
az Y o'clock N 20 reguae regrde set curb, gutter
a1d bridge stones pave. reset curb gutter and brage
stones ard re-p4ve SOuh-s from COenes-sp 70 Maiden
lane and build cuyers and sluce heads To regulate and
rave Srteenths between Livingston place and Fstay,
and hag a space feet WIDE through the sidewalks
from Livingston place 70 Avenue A Plans, specifications
and al information thereto Be had application 70 the
Contract .erk Of that Deparmenf-Nay q, 1851
my2i JOHN 7 DODGE. Street Commissioner
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UORpORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

4 'OKPOkA lON Nv TT uOilO NV
tce hereby gwen that petition has been presented
IN the Board Of Aldermen and referred @ the Comm.ee
ON Sewers for Nineteenth 81 from the termination
of the present sewer of Seventh u the sewer Az
Fghthav An persons interested m the above, having 90
ectons thereto are requested 10 present the same IN WI
ting statng their extent of interest and place Of business
or residence to the undersigned II the office OF the Cfot"n
Aouenct Department before June 1851 Nv order
of the Committee Sewers ALIEN p DODCe, SsNct
Clerk New Work Nav D. 1851. mySJ lVus
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~ KSi \ ME- OI an OrntT al TIE our
roeate of the County # New York. notice hereby
gwen 20 an persons having claims against PAIRlCk
BOWLING ate Of the City OF New Gora Gflcer' de-
ceased present the same with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at the Office II Sas Smith No y Rose
street IA the Cyof NewYork before the eighteenth
da, II October neat Dated NewforA the fourteenth d1
Of April, 1851 ANN BOWLING Administrator
ais lawGm1u'
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NOTICE.-Public no.

CORPORATION tE.-fuDllc no
ce herby given that Petitions have been preseR,ed
m Board If Assistant Aldermen and referred 7" the
Committee Sewers, for Sewer IN Second-st uon Az
from Avenue A 20 the East River. Also Tor ieceVhs
Rasns and Cuvers the southwest corner OF Nth-av
and iihs and at the southeast corner OF twenty hst-N
and Thlr-av All persons Interested IN the above having
objections thereto are requested 10 present the same in
writing Stating their extent Of interest and place OF buSl-
ness or residence 10 the undersigned at the ONCE OF the
Croton aGueduc Department ON " before lhe Ss' inst
By order Of the Committee on Sewers. ~
ALEX. + DODGE, Sewer Clerk
N,,, york Nav u lg5I my22 lW
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T. s PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL

u IFORNIA. Cuba. Central and South America, &c
Indispensable to travellers and gold miners as sure pro
lection acans; foreign aggression Visitors 70 the worlds
Far require them If they visit the Continent especially
N present disturbed state Ameucans applying FOR Iet
tiers al the London PostOce must produce Their pass
ports Issued ~ J. b. MONIES, Notary Public. GO Broad
WV myZ7 c.
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NFoRRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEN RAlLROAD-
Fr,oot,. 10 Nj snd PM Leave Moruscvn Z,
Freeht O. 745 VI and 81 VI Leave MulFhie D.
ETTI 'RNTNC LEAVE NEW NORK-For Dover 90
ID so VI Freight. and p VI FsC Moustow ~ II "
NJ Freight, and 4. Q. VI For Melville 49, IO' ID ~
4 ii Freight. and 4. I VI -.
DOVER PASSENGER LINES L We Dosert -
4 NJ and J. VI Morrisfo,,u. 3 NJ an : - N /;
Madison - 4 VI and IS 2 NJ summit, - NJ AID
g0PM. Melville. . a NJ. and % VI 0I@nsei %
4 n ind SPIN Aruye at Newark - NJ anu 5 ~
p N . M New York 10 g IS 4 NJ and 81 NJ
REII RNING-Leaye New n ~ \ VI. ana
2 NJ leave Newark 40 IS \ NJ and 4JF ii
Ih, Nornug Dover Tram VIII receive ana denver pa
Seneers m Rock.n,av Denye Morris Plains Alorusiewn
Orange D,uOtS sSliy
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NFW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT

EW-HORk SUPEKIUK IUUhI.-
l vMarv + Lewis AGAINST Minani Lewis Summons IN
suis for Divorce TO MINARD LEWIS. the defendant
You hereby summoned and inquired 10 answer me eul
plant m ths action which was this day 6ed the ONCE Of
the Clerk of the Superior Court o( the CITY Of az
the City Hall SAID City and % serve copy ofyour answer
Rroome street City Of NewYos within twenty days after
service Of this summons exclusive OF the DAY ~
such service and n YOU fail 10 the said complaint
within the aforesaid the plaintiff m this action Will a-
ply TO the Court for the relief demanded m the comps
dated Nav 9Th 1851 NJ VAN HONENBERGH,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY x3t, Breome- street. =
mvi9 law6u Tus 2l door from Rowery Bank.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
II Surrogate Il the County Of NewYork notice hereby
gwen Ia IN uersons having claims against LEWIS WEBB,
Gentleman formerly q the City Of Newf0rs but late Of
reeuv1ch 10 the state Of CONNECTICUT. deceased 70 pre-
sent the me with vouchers thereof % the subscriber al
the oe of Bell COe Esqs Attorneys No u John street
in the City Of New YORK on OF before the fourth tn gay
al July Dated New YORK. the thlIleh day o. De
ctmbeT lac. hALrh rEnA'
Sole Acting Executor u Lewis Webb
ELL CoB, ProetoTs, u yobn-E. d3l la~s@Tu
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METROPOLITAN BANK.-NOtice il

" posaIs will be received at The Mayors Office m the
City of Chicago, and at the oaice OF SIRAChAN 3
SCOTT m the CITY Of New-York until the it day "i
June next fur loan of S23 GOO or term mol exceeding
ten wears The Bonds be ISSUED IN SUNS OF not less thh
$500 each. interest Of per c6oium per annuW )a
bic sen-annualy, and principal and interest PAY aoIs al
the American Exchange Bank IN NewNork or al the once
Of the CITY Treasurer Chicago By order OF the CVh
ag5 tJel VIM : GURNEE. Mayor.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMkN II hange
Cof Honrs-C Commencing Hay'i9. 1851 KAN hNO ard
PATERSON Raj ROADS-EypTess Trans leiVe Suto
frns as follows OF the arrival Of the ke tran, Al
O'Clock Al stopping only AZ RNpseys, tohokus fateI-
son Hu,ers and Boiling Sprae al 10 O'Clock ~ stop
ping onl, at Paterson and B,4ns Sprhg al ~! c"e
i NJ stoupmg only ~ Hos.okBs Paterson AMI boi4hs
Spring ........oi. ,. d.,
Leave Neys-York at O'Clock NJ stopping "Al, ~ rAt
PaSlaic Bridge Paterson and Hohokls al cnoA I'M
storuE,g only az Boiling Spnng II ly lcrs and kinStt
To I,n~fss traius leave NarhotSt station. PGerson
for NewN ork OF q and neg and no.. NJ or en- the
arrival II the TRAINS from Suherens The Ap tiaS'Or d.
Bergen signal \, , ~, VII,
IL q pm 80, ,t., . Al
PATTERSON TRAINS leave Paterson al z. oc"cs An;
and NJ tsnd i O'Clock VI Leave New-Gork atS- aSd
lGl 4 NJ and y and q. O'Clock = NJ =, 81
SUNDANS-Leaye Paterson a. u oti"ck =, ~ anu
o'clock NJ Leave New-Iofk al ocl'FA NJ an, ~
O'Clock 81 "'''"
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n PURSUANCE Of an order of the

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the
SUR cate II the COUNTY Of NewYOrk, notice j. hereby
gwen n all persons having claims against STEPHEN
EERRERO late II the Cry Of NeW-fork. deceased, o
r~eu the with vouchers tlere0ft0 the subscribers
AZ The free Of Lawrence Horn, No u Watreet. the
Cv Of New-York before the first day # November
next Dated New-YOrs, the llst day of Apnl. 1871
WILLIAM REMSEN. Executor
a. laRGmTu' ADELAIDE FERRfkO, kEeclirt.
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NOTICE is hereby given. according TO
' law 20 all persons having claims against NATHAN
YOUNG late Of the CITY Il BnOklyn. Kings County de-
ceased that they required exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof "a the subscribers No 80 Fulton street,
In the CITY Of Brooklyn aforesaid before the lsh day
OF August neNt--Dated February 10. 1851
JOHN DlMON, I Administration.
III law6mTu. SARAH YOUNG,
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IL PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur

y II No DANtfs OF An OfucI vi the our
rogtre Of the County Of New Y0rs-NDtce IS hereby
gwen tlau persons having claims against HENRY KIP
late Of .he ty New York CABINET maker, decreased -
present the sane with thereof % the subscriber Al
her resldenoe No 80 Henr street IN the Cy OF Nov
YORK On or before the thlrtieh DAY o June ueu-Dtrl
New York. the 23rd day VI December l9)y
II law6mTus ANN KIP Adnins'fiifh
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)ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
CALIFORNIA PASSENGER AGEN-

~ CY French Hotel, New-York We are prepared 70
insure fortune persons going 10 California We invite
all 20 call hear explanation and judge for themselves
also find the night 20 become our Agent or
Partner N san Francisco. ARNOLD BUFFUh co.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
n rosats of the County of New Iork-Notce ,. hereby
gwen ~ an persons having claims against JOHN jim
NlNGS late OF the Cy OF York deceased 10 present
thu some with vouchers thereof the subscriber 40 the
Office Of Jares Cleand 100 South-Strcet before the
2ld f.,, Of November next Dated Scw-NorA. l7h Ma
1851 HENRY JENNINGS Executor.
a., 20 Iaw6u'ru'
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Surrogate Of the County Il New YORK notice = leieyt
gwen 10 all persons having claims against r. MIN
MOORE late 4 the City Il New YORK, - Pc
the same with vouchers thereof % the zlrDefs a.
the residence Of Francis Gilmore No II Fflce ~
the City Of NewYOrk before The Lnfteen.I aty Of
SeUteuner neKt-Tted Nsw-Yors the Zth day % FeD-1
ary 1851. PETER NcLOl t5HLiN' Executors
n laWCuTut FRANCIS GILMORE, }
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\ ~ RSUANIE T. 81 an ORDER OF the
Surrogate # the Coukty Of New YORK notice hereby
given fu all persons having claims against JOHN FLOR
FNCE late ~ the City 4 New York deceased % present
the sane with vouchers thereof O. the subscriber, az his
ofce iz9 Broadway the City o New YORK, On y be-
fore de twentieth day Of September next-Da'ed New
York. ihs l7-h day II March 1871
mia .lnsmTn. JOHN FLORENCE. Jr. Eteclior
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

1N-On MONDAY. the 1911 instant. the following trains
VIII leave New-Nork, from Du-ne-st per III tu"her
notice ,cpx
For Dmkirk-Fxpross TrsDS at NJ and p n
Mail Tram. via PIermout. AZ r NJ - -, -,
The Evening EKpre>s Tran connects at Dunkrk with the
sDlendd steamers Niagara. Key Stone State and Queen
C one OF which leaves immediately the ARRIVAL OF the
tr ion Detroit direct rurrne through IN aboutsb hours
from New York 70 Detroit. ard 80 10 Chcaso
The Morning Express Tran connects WIKI splendS steam
boats for Cleveland direct and with other boats hr Ere
Saudusky. Toledo &c Passengers 10y ms lhe dIi'e a'
cleveland m about 70 hours from New YORK
Passengers Buffalo can take either Express itth anu
arrive hv the Morning Tran Al Geneva, at ha'l-pa>t %
y nj and al Buffalo the ssIne night; 10y the Evening
Tram arrive early the next morning, and oceeu oe'' 10
Buffalo -, 49, r... ,,i
at 10 p Nj Via Jerse, Cts. n MARSH Secretary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24

There was yell Of triumph on the air--a
sudden flashing in the sun, like a glancing
knife, and--but cannot 60 on. She as |
! loved as my own life-she who was the
purest and lovelest of her sex--she with
whom promised myself long life Of hap
fpiness--oh, must say it ?-she lay man
gled corpse at my feet But her murderer
-ay, he was cloven to the breast by a
blow from his own tomahawk, which had
wrenched from him with the strength of a
dozen men"
The old man ceased. Big tears rolled
down his furrowed face, and his frame
shook with emotion. / saw the remem-
brance Of the past was too much Tor him,
and 7 sat by his side in silence. | subse-
quchtly learned his sad tale from others,
and then learned the manner in which
Kate had been carried off. The old mans
companion was right-she had been made
a prisoner by predatory band Of Indians,
who had followed Butler, and deserted him
directly after the massacre. Beautiful as
the Valley OF Wyoming is, never have
seen it, from that day to this, without
thinking of the sad fate of KATE BEVERLY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24
ARAtE aFrER A loco MOTIVE.

The Cincinnati Commercial tells the fol-
lowing story "A highly interesting and es-
citing race took place on the Cincinnati end
of the Little Miami Railroad, just at the
rising Of The sun ON hlOnday last A very
beautiful and accomplished young lady, OF
our acquaintance, was to leave that morning
on the cars for Cleaveland, en- route for tho
Worlds Fair in company with our worthy
feow-citizen, Mr.. T, and his family
and had promised TO Join them at the depot
in time when she reached the station house,
accompanied by her father in his carriage,
to their CONSERVATION and almost utter des-
pair they discovered that the cars had gone
The father was for giving up and returning
quietly home-not so, The young damsel--
she possessed more spirit and resolution
She had no idea Of abandoning the long an
licipated voyage TO Europe, and instantly
cried out 10 the faithful driver: "Rober,
4riUe on, drire for yoy lite-orertake the
cars-we utNt oyeriako them" And, turn
ing TO her father, she said "John (.he name
of the horse, and very favorits one) has
blood, and can beat the iron horse, know.'
Robert lost no time in obeyng his fair young
mistress, and off they sped "like ightning,"
And the good horse "johno appeared 10 re-
aize what was desired, and the very diff
cult task before him, and seemed TO say, as
did iha gallant Col. Miller, on other occa-
sions, N will try" It was not an hour from
the commencement Of the race, before the
resoute and never daunted yourg lady was
in the car with her friends, who OF course
had given up all hope of seeing her,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24
OLD SERIES vol. II, NO. 3S

washington, not on account of any personal
objection against him, but because the army
were all from New England, had general
VI 'heif own, appeared TO be satisfied with
h'n', and had proved themselves able 10 i'm.
prison. the British army in Boston, which
was all they expected or desired at tina,
time.
Mr. Pendleton, of Virginia, MIR. Sherman,
OF Connecticut, were very explicit in declar-
ing this opinion. MIR. Cushing and several
others more family expressed their oppo.i.
tion, and their fears of disconten, in the ar.
my and in New England. Mr.. Paine ex.
pressed great opinion of General Ward and
strong friendship for him, having been his
cassmate al college, or at least his cu,empo
rary but gave no opinion OF The question:
The subject was postponed to future day
in tho meantime, pains were taken out of
doors to obtain unanmity, and the voices
were generally so clearly in favor of Wash
ington, that the disscntient members were
persuaded to withdraw their opposition, and
Mr., Washington was nominated believe,
by Mr.. Thomas johnson, of Maryland,
unanimously elected, and the army atlup,.
ed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24
THE ORGAN,

The organ is not merely a musical nstrli-
ment, II is gigantic combination of instru.
ments. Other instruments are made, but
the organ is built; and Of those who look
upon ii. gorgeous front, few have any con.
ceptions of the wonders Of the edilice within.
awe shall never forget" says an English
writer, ':the surprise with which we ttavela
led for the first time through the interior of
one of the greatest of the English organs
the stairs, the ladders which we ascended
and descended the Thousands of pipes ara
rayed in endless ranks, many Of which look
ed into wells; into The depth of which the
eye could not penetrate the complicated
machinery which supplied them with breath,
and made every one OF them answer 10 the
slightest touch of the musician, who buds
them speak"
No one who has seen these things can fall
10 he convinced lha; the mechanism Of
great organ is one of the highest trnmphs of
the human art. TO give our readers soma
idea of the immensity 1--WE may well call it)
of great organ; we may mention some cir.
cumstances respecting few of the most re,
markable among them. The British organs
now rival (if they do not surpass) those In
any other par, of the globe. The Haarlein
organ, so long talked OF as one of the won.
ders of the world; is so no longer; II Is
equalled in magnitude und in quality By
some in England;
The largest organ in England; we believe,
is that of Christ Church, in Newgate street,
London. 1t has above 1000 pipes, and above
a hundred OF these can be sounded by touch
ing a single key or, in other Words from a
single note, The organ Of St. Pauls has
1897 pipes Westminster Abbey 1924 ST.
Sepulchre, In Skinner street, $500; Exeter
Hall, 2iS7; Birmingham, nearly 5000 York,
above 1000. The largest pipe Of the organ
producing the lowest c of the scale) is 80
fee, long and OF proporionate diameter; and
a current of air, TO produce the sound, must
rush through such space with the force of
tempest. The first on record is said TO
have been sent by the Emperor Charlemagne
10 the Caliph Haroun Alraschid.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24
"SPOUTY LAND"

Farmers are often troubled with what
are generally known as spouiy places in
their fields. They are caused by small
streams Of waler, which coming near the
surface, are scattered through the SOIL keep
ing il too wet for the growth of useful plants
This evil can be RENE lied at a small en-
pense and which is an injury to the field
be converted into a benefit, in the following
manner. Dig ditch across the upper end
of the spouty place deep enough 10 cut of
the streams Of water which oanse it, and
lheu carrying it in The direction in which
the ground descenis, until il reaches point
where The surface of The ground is little
lower than the bottom of the ditch where il
trayerses the wet plain, This done, fill the
ditch few inches deep with small stones
and upon some straw, leaves, or something
else 10 keep the earth from filling up with
the clay or soil which was thrown out, The
water which caused the "spout' will find
lis way among the stones at the bottom OF
the ditch, and follow them TO the Issue
prepared, where it will form small spring
sufficient in many cases 10 make watering
place for cattle. We saw small spring O.
excellent water obtained in this wav. which
did not fail in the dryest season. Thia
what is commonly called Grsnoh drain
Pitsburg Ga=etts.