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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL. AND CON-
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John Howard Payne.
BY CoLLEY CIBBER.

John Howard Payne was born in the city of
New York, on the 9th Of June, 1892. He made
his first appearance on the stage, in the city of
his birth, as Young Norval," on the evening
Of the 24th Of February, 1809 Park Theatre
His success was complete. From New York he
went to Boston-made his debut there on the Sd of
Apml 1909 as Norva On the 18th of MAY,
1909, Mr. Payne, then MASTER commenced a Sec
ond engagement in New York; for six nights the
receipts averaged five hundred dollars night.
His benefit yielded seven hundred and fifty-fve
dollars. Before Master Payne adopted the stage,
he published weekly paper called the THespian
Mirror, which, as the production of boy, justly
excited admiration. In Schenectady, he after
wards published second weekly paper called the
Pqsfiae He was then but sixteen years of age.
In 1911 he appeared in Philadelphia, and
shortly afterwards he visited England, and made
a successful de6m at Drury Lane Theatre on the
4th Of June, 1913. While there his company
was eagerly sought AFTER and he had the honor
Of being compimented by Benjamin West, and
others of high standing, both in literature, art,
and the drama. Mr.. Payne soon gave up the
stage-indeed, he was compelled from physical
causes to do So and finally literary pursuits par
ticularly those connected with the drama occu-
pied his time and attention. In the year 1867,
Mr.. Payne edited, with great credit, in London, a
periodical work called the Opera Glass, devoted
TO the DRAMA arts, and music.
The history of Mr.. Payne Of his productions,
his Transatlantic career are matters which cannot
be even alluded to in q notice of this description
OF his western adventures, his captivity among
the Indians, his being engaged in the Indian de-
partment at Washington, his being appointed as
Consul to Tunis, &C., our readers are already con-
yersant These are the bright sides of an au-
thor's life. Alas the dark ones are hid in still
darker night; the hours of misery, days Of tor
ture, nights of sleepless agony poverty and want,
ruin and despair, are the mysteries of authorship
in cur land.
Mr.. Payne is the author of the following plays
Oswald of Athens; Richelieu, or a Broken
Heart; Charles the Second; Reconstruction
Married and Single; Plots at Home; Woman's
Revenge; All for the Best Brutus, or the Fall OF
Tarqun; Virginia. or Patrican Perfdy. Dramas
Spanish Husband; Terese, or the Orphan of
Geneva; Norah, or the Girl of Erin; Adeline, or
Seduction The Two Galley Slaves; The Rival
Monarchs; Paoli Solitary Of Mount Savage; Ali
Pacha; The lnseparables; The Guilty Mother
Man of the Black Forest; Madame de Berri
The Festival Of st. Marks; The Bridge of Kehl ;
The Judge and the Attorney; The Mill of the
Lake; Mazeppa Rovido, the Neapolitan; The
Italian Bride, in four acts. Operas: Clara, the
Maid Of Milan; The White Maid The Tyroles,
Veasan Visilendenes England's Old Days
Farces Triccondeau The Post Chaise Twas
i Mrs. Smith, Love in Humble Life; The
Laucers; Grand Papa; Peter Smirk; Not In
yited; Romulus, tragedy
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IS Fdyette street, Baltimore, Nd,
DRACTISES in the various courts Of Baltimore Prompt
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Term commences March 4, 1851, and terminates
March 4, 1853.
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL ASPECT OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,.
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CF Popular Savings Bank.-A public meeting
for the purpose Of sdmii,ils members o. the wayer!
the junction Of Greenwich and nh avs. on TUESDAY
EVENING, March l6. at u o'clock, Addresses will be
made by several able speakers explaining tho objects Of
the Association and the advantages proposed to ts mem
hers AdDtancs free: The Office Of the Association
At No 3 9Th av and open all hours Of the day and
evening ana where subscribers at any time sign the
Articles pay the entrance fee, which for the present
only 81 Subscriptions received and every information
by the Secretary, al No 70 walls, once Of The
Couyitr and Esqmyer.
n B. MOUNrToRT, President.
JOHN GkEGORY, vios-Prssldsat.
yAMrs HAIF gecretayy.
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n Fulton Mechanics and Wsrkingmens
Building and Mutual Loan AsSoctation.-Ihe
frat monthly meeting for the payment AZ Dues WIN Be
held at Chatham Hall, No 3Chstham. square, On THURS
DAY EVENING March le 1t " O'Clock, when the object
and superior advantages of this Association All othsss
viii be explained Come early and suosoros a. the shares
are rapidly taken up. $50 being subscribed for a the ut
meeting Ts those who desire to invest money probably
aud 10 al persons Of small who labor Tor living,
this Association pfesest unequaled advantages Interest
the rate Of cent allowed on SIX months dues or
When paid in advance, OF In case Of nom
the Association This entire new feature In Building
Associations Entrance fee 80 csns per share: moa!ay
dues 50 80 par value Of shafss $500 number Of original
shsres to SEQ Ladies call for the purpose Of
receiving the Pass Books and Ening the Constitution. at
the store OF WILLIAM WEED. Vice PIssidsAs. duriEg
the day on Wednesday, 7,h inst. Subscnptioas viii 30
received bv the ALLOWING onscers:
SAMUEL sOUrHERDEN. President
WILLIAM WEED, vce-Prst No. SO Bowery.
ISAAC AMERNAN, Jr., eecy No. - Thnd-sy.
TRUSTEES
Geo. H. walker No 81 Elizabeth 81. cor ofHss.er-st.
Isaac 1. Devoe No 20 Eldncsest.
D. W. Whitney No. n Coilegsplacs.
McCollup No 40 Eldridse o..
Foster B. williams, No. las Hes'esst.
Tobias B Muufo,d, No 20 Norfolk u.
Raihanel Terpsnty. No 1856 Ftfth-at-
LADIES subscribe 70 number OF shaies oy leaving
Their nsnes with am of the above officers
e. Building Associations Their Deceptive Char,
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VIII be Issued on the 10th,
ERAHAM'S AMERICAN MONTH


GRAHAM'S AMERICAN MONTH
~ LIZ MAGAZINE April ia5i. Vol, xL No.
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS.
The Forest Fesniain-Igrasps l. DonHeilJ.
Love-A. J Reeujer
Memory-Lydia L A. Very.
ihe Last sons-From the German
Optical Phenomena Thomas Miner, n. A.
Apn-mu. E. l. Cushing
Away-B B.
eeng-M.
The First Ags-H. Didnus.
Sons-Willsm H. C. Hosner.
Impfessons Of England the Autumn Of lssi-Frsasr
ika Brener
Oliver Goldsmith His Character ana GAMMA Nav
Contributor.
Mona Lsa-Mrs Mary G. Hsrsford.
Toa Canary Brd-willian Gibson. y. g. Navy.
Life Of Vicssitudss-G p. R James, Esq.
Faded and Gone-Miss s. J. C. whittlesey.
The Bower Of Castle Mount-Aeldnc.
sorg Of the Spirit of the Norh-william Albert Sutfe
sonnet-Air, VIM. Alexander.
Reply 70 Dwshts Article on Mozarts Don Giovanni.
The Autograph Of God-George w. Bungy.
nIwsre a smile-Richard Coe
True Irish Story-Rsd wood Fisher.
To Mia Light Underworld. r. Barrick.
The Condor Hunt-Lieut VIM. y. Lynch.
Beartis-Mrs. L. J. Eames
what Glory Costs the Nation.
Lines some violsts-E Anna Lewis.
The Destruction o. sodon-Bfarg aret. Judkins
Benjamin II Brswster-G. r @.
Sonento-C. p. Cranch.
The Canbso, and Cariboo Huniing-Hsnry W. Herbert.
Thought Of the Future-Cora
Wa the y orld Made cut Of Nothingi
Literary Gossip with Miss Milford.
The Two Isabes-,irs S. c. Hall
Review Of New Books.
Grahans Small talk
Music.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
CoQUETIsH SEvENTEEH.-A most exquisite steel
srsvirg-slipplsd by Mote.
THE DESTRUCTION OF SoDoN-One of the most ehec-
tive of Dantys style Of engraving called by him
"Gemosrsph."
Music Sweet Sunny Isle" Composed BY John II.
TsJier. nlustrs ed by Deyeieux.
HUNTING THE CARiBoo-Diawnb by Herbert. Engraved
By Deversux.
The FOREST FouNTAN.-Drawn and engraved BY
DeveTeux.
THE LAST EoNa.
THUNDER STORM,
SAINT MARKS,
AURORA BoREALIs
HALos,
TEMPERANCE ILLUSTRATED, -
TERMS So. Auorders for mail to be addresssdt to
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Clubs furnished very low rates. and specimen copies
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DAYIS'S

NDREW JACKSON DAviS2
n NEW BOOK-wli BE- published FApr Hsg ryx
March H. IN pamphlet form, grlee % esSJ ~
APPROACHING CHI SIS; BENZ yr, ~ IA az &C.
A.d,r Jse as.. D1 Essnsnaa
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Nem Dubliratipns.

Sixth Thousand
TREFLEY'S CHANCES at El-
NJ HOPE in teries u Letters from Great FIiis y
France Sc szesrd Inly &c durisg the summer -
clndRg Noes sfthe Gres Eitieiss or
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DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune B1uasss
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3O0O00 COPIES SplI S., Of G0DEY rs

YEAR, ana daily increasing larger edition than all the
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CODEYS LADYS BOOK for APRIL viii be far
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pictorial Embellishments and literary matter Oas Astics
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GODEYs MAGAZINE -Godey's last number 10 on
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The cpIsris from Of the best writer's Of the
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Viii be ready March 20,
M RS. HARRIET BEECHER
1Vl STOVES great American Tale, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. or Life among the Lswly.
This gIeat work which has been long expected. s
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the 20th Of March BY all who have read 1t, Is pro
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THE STORY OF THE AGE.
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CP- Special Meeting OF the HAMILTON
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS viii be held a. N O'Clock,
ON WEDNESDAY EvENISG next. March II IN thsis
meeting 10 eorierof Tl aIy aEd aioa st. Bfoss
when Daniel Barnard, EsQ and sthsTs will addtess toe
meet virccxtion OF this ane other kindred Asocis-
skewins the sacy Of certain attacks recens made
upon them Subscrptoss for shares will be Tecstyed
81 the meetng the oce OF the Sscetayy. Ne 2s3
Fuleu St Brooklyn BY order OF the stsndas Csm msses
EniraI fec 81 monthly dues s. 50 ansts value Of
shares $3.50 RlCHARp J. RICHARDS, Pres't.
THos. T. LYsIiE, Secy.
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BANNER.-We

&TAK-SPANGLED BANNEH.-We
~ call the particular attention of our readers 10 TIE
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