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LIQUORS.

BURGUNDY AND OTHER PORT WINES.-NoW
- landing, about 800 pipes halves and quarters Bur
gupdy and other low priced wines for sale from the
from under Custom House lock, by
L. II. SIMPSON SONS. 10 Beaver street.
CLARK LAURIE, ia FRONT STREET, OFFER FOR
~ sale the folio wing Liquors. all their own importation.
liberal terms -Brandy-Champagne Cognac vintages
ls4s and S49 Whskey-frsh and Scotch malt. from one
TO three old ClareSt Julien; also, Sardnea Por
terBarclnys London, In pints AleScotch, pints snd
quarts. Champagne-Fleur Do Bousy, Fleur Dc Suisy,
pints and quarts.
Al D. PETERS CO., NO. 800 BROADWAY, So
WI eits the attention Of families 70 their sxtensivs
stock Of hno old Ports Sheres and Msdeyas which they
have imported expressly for family use Brsndes Of the
beet brands end vnta for sale in wood CT draft,
Scotch Ales, London Porters, 60, 10.
WIN. II. UNDERHILL IMPORTER OF BRANDIEs,
w Wines &C. &c. invites the attention of dealers fs
miles and others to large stock of choice wines, bran
dies &c. which he Is Offering twenty cent lower than
any other house. 300 baskets Heidsck and various cham
pasne go doE fine claret 81 90 doE bottles returned
No. $50 Broone street, corner Of Crosby street:
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ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners, occupant
cupsnts Of All houses and lots improved unimproved
been completed BY the and the office
Of the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
sons ercsted vizFor filling regulating and grading
Eleventh from ninth to Thirty third streets
several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and
parcels land situated both sides of Eleventh avenue
from TWEEN ynnh to street. and both sides
OF and Thirty streets eastery halfway
from the Eleventh to the Tonth and westerly from the
Eleventh TO the Twelfth All persons whose in
erests affected by tho above named and
who opposed to the either Of hem
ed to present their objections in writing to the
their Office No. Hall Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRAN CTS NICHOLSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Oot
%.
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MADAME soNTAGs GRAND CoNCERTs.-rICKE cts
Wl fer sale at the bookstore of ADRIANCE SHER-
desirable elsewhere will find it to their advan
tagc to give n call.
hTETROPOLITAN THEATRE, BUFFALO.-N0TICE-
ll The ladies and gentlemen engaged for this
ment will in the Ereenroom Friday, October at
10 o'clock. A. NJ preparatory to opening Monday the
llth c. SMITH. Manager.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES SEP
~ sems"- &c. lS52-To Bell Founders Sealed proposals
ss.cn and name Of bid sss viii be received 81 the otoe
City Hail. until Tuesday October 18th, at twelve O'clock
H.. at which time they will DO publicly opened, Tin
verng at the tower in Marion street between and
bell to be patterned after and made similar in shape with
the same kind Of crown, the the City Hall
will be required to furnish and deliver said bell
In three weeks time from the date of contract under the
direction Of the Chief Engineer the Fire Department
therefor will only be made his certificate that
said bell to his entire Said bell be
rapted for from the time II s hung in the
Any further information in regard theet be had AZ
the office Of the Chief Engineer No. 81 Elizabeth street.
Estimators will state the price per pound for said bell
Blank estimates can b had # either ONCE NBThs
estimates deemed for the interest the Corporation
WIN. ADAMS.Com'r Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CURPORSTIOk NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE 10
~ hereby given TO the occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the have
been completed by the Assessor and are lodged In the
Office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested vFor building receiving basns and
ouverts in Third eastery side at Of Thirty
third street The limits embraced by such in
olude all the several houses aad lots OF ground vacant
pieces and parcels Of land situated the eaery side OF
Third between Thirty second and Thirty fourth
street and the norhery side street
tween Third and line 5 feet eastery therefrom
All persons whose interests affected by the
and who opposed to the oithor of
them requested to their objections In writing
TO- the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, ]
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ooc, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department SepA
1882
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 90 the owners, occupant or
eupsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimprovec
lands affected thereby thst the following have
boon compleed BY tho Assesor and lodged In the Of
persons interested, vizFor building In Madison
street from the built in Roosevelt street. be
within thirty feet OF James street Tho limits embraced by
such assessment include all the several and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces parcels and suEted
both des Of Madson atreot between jam and Roosevelt
streets III persons whose affected by the
above named assessments and who opposed TO the
either Of the requested present. their objections
In writing to tho undersigned at their office, No Hall Of
Records, within thirty the this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT 4
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Ooe, BuIesn OF Assessments Street Department Sept
1852
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x,RA VELLEss' GUIDE.

A LBANx, TROY. AND LEBANON sPKINus-Tnn
"A ears OF tho Now York HArlem Railroad leave Vie
City Ha station, New Yors daily, (sundays oxooptsdl
AZ 10 O'Clock, A Mail train 10 Chatham yorr Corners
connecting with tho Western Railroad for Albany and Troy
lebanon spsns Pitshela spglgaeld and other insere
Giasa stations Az O'Clock L. INSTRUMENTATION Eat1
10 Chssh.n -Four Corners connecting With Wesser Rail-
eo.G goiry sor Lebanon rngs will take
shs 10 clock NJ sratn Chatham Wegt5rn Railroad
70 Canaan and stage Lebanon trrvias sAry sho sam0
xsssTsoops Fare shrSpgh. So -
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
" phia.-Leavos by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier NO,
J. North river at SA M and T. M through in ~ hours.
Fare first clara 49, second class Thy T. ~ line onyl 81
Returning Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street, ~
A. n. and2 p. NJ.
FyOR PHILADELPHIA DIakCr-U. s. NALL AND
EsprOaa lines througl In fsur hourshew Jersey Rail-
road vn Jersey Cay, leaving Rev York Al GA foot q
Cor 0rss sias' and S2 % for second esss II and
Ington Norfolk and ChAesson through tickets sold In the
atovo lines and Through bssgsse asrsd n tho A. n aAd
Ek p H. lines.
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AMUBEmHNTs.

RowERY TnsArRE.-DooRs OPEN AT Il CUR
Wednesday evening October 9. viii be performed,
Kenneth Bin sd FGEl ss'ra 99~'h f' h'f''
ottoeer.. Mr. De Walden Agnes Miss hisers
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-DooRs
- open At u; 70 oomineu nee at "a o'clock
Wednesday evening 2G re- yil 70 performed
Mr Rsl%our Mr.. byott HARRIET. Mrs shsrrsts
Mrs Si 4yiii
Grandfather Whitehead Mr.. Plaoide
Lasslsy NJ Norton susan Mrs Dyoss
'''h''ud' with rue ifgT9 o56E q
TSa Mr. aa9sa
George Acorn Mr.. russell Mary Acorn. Miss weston
NATIoNAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREEr.-DooRs
wednesday evening" s October vii io e. performed
r lLiE mARL %S Dir o. rag F. gsExj
THE NEako S's AssrrRoLocER.
RAENUMs AMERICAN MusEuM.-p. T. eARNUx,
tsnt Manager W. darEo beesor Of SmnSsnTh.
produced tes evening soqeS. This sitslnoon as
Museum and TO the entertainments, Is CENTS Parquste
&C., l2h cents extra
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. Az BROADWAY,
'0Ts tho ss and n G
r. Chrisy whose concerts In this CITY the past six
ssss bee" with ' ssss
at On; eommenoesat IA o'clock.
TUE LAST CONCERT BIT oSE.-MNE. HENRI
IiE lhn
AND LAST BUT ONE,
will take place
AT on ss ErRSF FSEi ( S xs HEf:1.
s1cNoR cEsARE BAb 5is.i.fa .,
sic. @. PozzoLINI,
TEE isa$ tfs'Es sF#E Esdf yz5Eu..
A e sRas Nd f oRenRls ans
Consisting Of Seventy Performers,
PROGRAMME.
oys,snrs Beethoven
Signor Cesare Badia ..................... Bellini
3. Aria from n Tempiario,; Mnr. Hrsairrrn
Fantasia on theme, from Norm.. All Ja.i Jasi
s. Theme, with variations. composed expressly
Tor America Nine HESRiErrE SoNrAe kucken
g. Overture LA Cana Ladra by the Orchestra .Rossin
!. Duet, "Ah Consolaruir, from " Linda di Cha
mount" (by request Nine HErRIErrE Son.
yhS and SIC rUasG 81 as.aar
o. Lied, with obiigato uioIoncsllo accomp animent,
10. Duet from Lucia di Lammermour," signors
H. EoEer.!s Swiss Song, by particular desiroI
Mne. HESRIETrE SosrAs.. -. :. Eckert
Isader. Mr. Theod ore Eisfeidt
IN B.Tic Piano used at these Concerts IL from The
mandatory fJonns Chckering, Esq
The prices Of admission have been Fixed at
TWO DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR,
tn. Ticket oe. at the Music toro Of Mssrs HALL
SON. 2~ Broadway corner So II PnEs place.
The dollar and remaining two dollar seats on Wsdnss
the Hall Mt o'clock tho evening Of the performance
Tho doors will open as o'clock, and the Concert wu
Concert viii take place Friday October at
Metropolitan Hail.
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CR0T0N AQuEDUCT DEFARTMENr-To MAsoNs-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the ooe OF tho
Croton Aqucduc Department. lRotunda Park) until
dsy the 4th day October 1852 at o'clock p M build
. in Thompson street from Bleeohor street
poipt oppoeto The plan Of the spooiho.
lions building of tho and all other information
rotating thereto be obtained on application 70 the Water
Purveyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Aqueducs Department.
Eoy York. SAINT
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CDRrpRAVION NayNTcMs

NOTICE TO CARTNEN, TO RENEw THEIR al.
~ eenees-rhe ordisance for lioenans and REQUESTING
Fable Carts Certnen provides that sill licenses chan
expire the last day Of October IN each renewable
ryevisus TO that time appd for 81 such time may DC
Appointed By the Mayor hereby given that
Sswals Of License keep Public Carts and to be Public
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice 10 hereby given chat the following pet
zion has bcen presented In The Bosrd OF Assistant Alder
cno Gag spaoe wido through sdewslhs OF hr
w Hfh between First and Tcd avenuca whore not
Gsd Aso the and sot curb and
gutter In Seventeenth street. from avenue TO East river
All persons having ohisctons thereto are to Pre-
bafors the 9th day Of October. 1882 JOHN r. DODGE,
Sept 81 1874 Street Commissioner.
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DACKETS For HAvRE.-SECOND LINE.-THH FOL-
= lowing ships will leave Havre tho l8th and New

They AL frat clAss New built sips provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
ssnssl and sommapded b Of experience in tho trade
sent TO tho subscribers will be forwarded free from
ohaxges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Aeento, l6A Pearl street,
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nR. KELLINGER'S MAGIC REMEDY CONTINUES
- to please tho first families In the nation This
him highly gratifying those who have used longest ks
II best whom highly country
nen-Coonel H. thorn, Of Sixteenth street; Hon. Noses
H. Grnnelli Hon. A. Dix Lieutenant Thomas H. Brown
ell Lieutenant j. c. Calhoun Of the United States Navy
Also the irvngs Costars Janeways Depaus vinsssons,
Ludlovs Hamtons horrirses Lorrillards Almost
physician throughout tho city and country together WITH
the various editors buy and keep IL for general family
II there DESTROYS Of veadng the astounding
in the history Of medicine since the day Of Essua
Plus Of class and character Of disease weakness and
nervous debility in either they ought fail TO call
send to Nos @ Pearl street, 40 and 300 Broadway; r
depot Mrs Hayes Brooklyn, at the Of Sands and
Gold streets and circulars and OF the merchants
rally the United States and the Canadas Tha
paper would hold the most undenable references and
Sold at from o. to S. each The large size the
cheapest.
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rTNHR0UGH TO SAN FRANCIsCO.-THE NEW AND
i elegant steamship UNITED STATES, VIM G. Berry,
Comm arder will leave New York Tuesday October 49,
t3colock precisely connecting Panama with the now
engine steamship Cortes T. B. Chopper Commander
which vessel leaves Panama the arrival Of passnger
For passage, apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS & CO., General Agents,
No. ~ Beaver street; or to
JONES a. JOHNSON, No. lg4 West street.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Extra Steamer for New Orleans, via Havana-Ths
splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA, John MCGOWAN,
N.K, on wednesday, October At 2e,oOch r H., pro:
arransement)Aftor Saloon Berths, 500 steerage, $50
Specie only taken freight to Havana Freight taken 10
are requested supply thsmselvss with the Csmpany bls
No other form will signed No bills of ladng signed
ator the ship has sailed For freight passage apply
II. o. ROBERTS, 1T West street, corner Of Warrior.
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TyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 MAsONg-
" Sealed proposals will DO resolved ~ the ooe Of the
Croton Aqueduot Department Rotunda Park untu Mon
bald Sewer from the First avenue to Thirteenth street
hs same AL other information Relating thereto be
ebtained application 70 the Water puryeyor; ~ As
s@os. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President ofthe Crc.on Aquoduct department.
EaN York. Hept. a. la52
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NIBLOS GARDEN.-SATURDAY NExT.-TuE COM
mittec ducting the Testimonial to Mr. H. Lynne,
have tho pleasure announcing the entire or
above popular and together with
voluntary aid Of the highest ability in Opera Drama,
Farce the above occasion Tickets cents
had Of the members Of the committee and st the principal
hotels and m sic stores.
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nR- MORRISON Ii CONSULTED AT HIS NRDIOAI
u ana Surxien Dispensary, zA4 Fulton street., nvor
n See his diploma, ~ r. c. Surgeons London witi
hIs ofioe -s' - -
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1VROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-TO NAsoNs.-
Sealed proposals. viii be received 81 the ooe Of tho
xsvsc r. ,tS Ss - n' o
tsfd 1wsf. with the receiving basns and oul
Thirty ninth street. between Third and Lexington
evenuss The plan Of and specaoations the
kudng same and all other information relating
thereto be obtained application to The Water Pur
VoyoY, 81 this onioe, NICHOLAe DEAN,
President Of the Croton AQueduet Department
UasuX Vail QAnk
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nR X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FENALU
Friend IN Need may be consulted At all hours q ID
ofice No. 25 Bowery Circulars presenting spscaliiI
In detail sens BY post without charge by peG
paid - above. See card in Picayune.
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MENTAL ALCHEMY.-PROF. d. BROWN WILLIAMS
A will lecture nt the Society Library, Of Broad
and Leonard street. evening this week Admis
sion 1 cents To commence at o'clock. Ohce 6O6 Broad
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NOR sALE-A STEAMER, OF ABOUT $50 TONS BUR-
den years old built most substantial man
nsr newly ooppersd has boiler an engine IN aS%.
sold Az great bargain applied for Soon For further
p't"'''asH inquire HSnxs T. SANFORD, q Wen sss,A
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Lf0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW AND
= splendid steamship PERSEVERANCE Loo tons bur
tnen John Lawess will leave for New Orleans
direct on OF about Saturday 9th October from Pier So
rooms 500 freight $50 foot For freight or passage
apply to j. HOWARD SON, agent "a broadway The
mAndcr win follow, leaving Saturday, 18th October.
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EAPIRE CITY LlEE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Rases-The new and splendid steamship SIERRA Me-
vADA 300 tons Dayton Wilson, commander, will Leave
for Aspnwa direot Tuesday, October l9h ats O'clock
from pier No n r. connecting ~ Psnams With the
snS spleudS double engine steamship City q Pitssours
VIII BE- in 70 receive the By hs Sierra
steamers for speed ventilation accom-
and aord superior for families going
ydsd with state rooms on both ships snd dire ss
tabe part Of tho storage the City Of Pttsburg a.
otod TO fsmaes Passengers landed ~ the Panama
Railroad dorot ~ Aspnwal. An experienced surgeon
Attached 10 each ship For freight passage apply 10
J. HOWARD & SON. Agents 81 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.


nR. SPOLASCo, n. D., A. b., &C., FROM LONDON
- (of European fame) 5j3 Broadway, has astoundod
everybody by the successful Of the father Of the
Cogsr of 7y Fourth street. Of liberated
leg OF twenty ding the vrulent All other
doctors attending signally failed TO cure.
nR. WARD CURES MULTITUDEs IN HIS sPE-
~ ciality He bestows great attention, and practice
with skiA unsurpassed. Every remedy Thought Of
possessed by him. Those requiring physicians services
are earnestly invited Office In Canal street.
Of Broadway.
nR COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, BETwRUN UHA1-
ham and William sAroets, continues practices % HE
soe wiAh his usual lie takes this method ef
AppHspG his friends that he s DO oonsutsA Is his
cid once whore no has prsetssd successfully The lat
twensy-fsur yoara
nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, 30 WILL
known for the last three years the os suo-
ocsful practitioner In New York. his ms g here
sofor 10 an oos practice whore he sonsuiIsd nom
W N B-See nv medical snd surgical d.
DE; C0BDErT No; 10 DUANE STREET. B1Tw1sN
chatham and william streets, may b consulted W
those Interested ~ his Office where those who SAT
% from medical preteadsrs apply wth the certainty
OF netting phyaoiaa Of experiences. Or. O. member
nR. CONvERs AUTHOR OF THE GUIDE FRoN
- Youth TO Manhood would inform citizens and stran-
gers that he continues his successful practice msd
cine and In which he has for the
last twenty In New York. Office ID Chambers street
basement and at his residence % Third avenue Advice III
letter.
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PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH sTEAH NAvI-
i gatioa CompAnys New Line Of Steamships nsv
ana spiendid ode wheel sseam.hip STATE OF GEORGIA
(arst ship Of Abe nns,1 Captain John T. walton,
running Setwssa shs shove pers and VIII leave Phiisds
Phi. Tor esyaunsh on Vie following wsdnesdays Wis
h. and December 8.h and 22d ano will leave sAvsnnsh
for Phiadspha on the aiternAe Wednesday, This ship
eesssa q every requisite ss.snt. sssspee and esmto
foom The superior Arrangement Of which
and hes proved herself 70 DO Of the stes steamships
cation orsxh Of s passage, remaining only ave nights
s:ssnnaS, sI; ssesrsss. Asooss IN PhiisSsipSiS
HERON . MARTIN,. No. hK n Rharves In Savannah.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIFTY-ELEvENTH SEASON.
The board Of directors respectfully that ap
Pications for tickets TO the Rehea.a and Concerts VIM
be received the music OF SoharfntsrK
Luis l3 broadway and Mr. r. X Wesel 2l3 Fulton srss
Brooklyn. Terms Subscribing members, SO; associate
members S5 and members s. annum
sbe in advance The first public Rehearsal takes
Niblos Concert Saloon, October at 3k o'clock, Pm. Hv
order, J. l.. ENSIGN, SEQ.
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DIsPATCH LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO. THE
~ magnificent clipper ship JOHN GILPIN, Captain
yustus Dosne, loading At Pier North river will
have the nuel dispatch OF this line Ths splendid vessel
Ia built after the model Of the celebrated clipper b.
Ferries with additional proportions and commanded by
superior sailing qualities Of this clipper reputation
sfCsS Doane Of his usual shor passages may
pscted Freight for few days will DO taken very
rates. her own:s axe determined the greatest possible
dispatch For balance Of cargo Or passage apply TO
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A UsTRALIA-EEw YORK AND CANADA LINE
"A The splendid fast sailing packet ship NEBRASKA,
Capt Asa Bsare for Melbourne Port Philip and Sydney
built for European packet and very fast sssr Hsf
far superior to those Of
any loading for tho above ports She
provided with fine library for Passengers An expe
renced will accompany the ship For freight or
passage apply board, Pier Is, East river, or TO
Tues w RE,osr.,} BAILEY nlNckEN. Asen.s.
Goods tended for shipment forwarded 70 the agents
Nov York, will b forwarded free Of commission.
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A UsTRALIAi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE.-THE
IA very fast sailing ship shCSUsA Csuper master.
will ed the clipper Ascutna, sail for Keibourn,
Port Philip 18th October her regular day touching ~
tho Cape OF Good Hope An experienced
mics the ship For freight which will be at se
lowest rates apply board pier 10 East river 10 W
T. DUGAN, 43 Front street. or RUSSELL NORTON,
Old slip.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-07
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

of Cmsar" to his case thus:-" Brilons,
hungry men, aud epicuresl hear me for my
cause, and be silent that you may hear; be-
lieve me Tor mine honor, and have respect
for mine honor, that you may believe; CEN
sure me in your wisdom, aud awake your
senses, that you may the better Judge. 1t
there be any IN this assembly, any friend of
this hare, TO him say, that a players love
for hare is no less than his. II then that
friend demand why II player rose against
hare, this is my answer mot that | loved
hare less, but that loved eating more. Had
you rather this hare were living aud | had
died starving, llhan that this hare were dcnd,
that might live jolly lellow' As this hare
was pretty weep for him; as he was MINI
BILE, rejoice at il; as he was plump, honor
him; but as he was eatable, | slew him.
Here the gravity of the court was obliged to
give way; prosecutors, spectators and all
hurst into laughternt the ready wit displayed
by the "poor actor" Tho Information was
Withdrawn, aud the player was suffered TO
go " unwhipt Of justice"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-07

But we must not turry longer now, but viii
return some other day, for that old Garret is
more nearly like n human heart full OF gen
lie aud fearful memories, than aught else on
earth bui human hearts themselves. God
keep that Gurret with all its treasures sale,
though fame may prove vision, fortune an
idle dream, aud the aspirations of men fruit
less.
Let the reflections upon the past be temp
cred with a spirit of humility aud submission
TO Divine hand, for the relies OF nature as
well rs artistic skill must be laid aside to
wnste by the corroding touches of the finger
of time.