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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

ANECDoTE OF BURNs.--Andrew Homer and
Burns were pilted against each other to write
poetry. An epgram was the.subicct chosen,
because, as Andrew internally argued, at is the
shortest Of all poems" In compliment to him,
the company resolved that his own merits should
supply the theme. He commenced
AIN seventeen hundcr .breuy-niue"
and he paused He then said, 'Ye see | was
born in 1889, (the real date was some years ear
lier) so that make the commencement" He
then took pen in hand, folded his paper with a
concous air of authorship, squared himself to
the table, like one who considered it no trle ev-
en- to write letter, and slowly put down in good
round hand, as if he had b9en making out a bill
of parcels, the line
'.lnsoven.cen hcnder ,hreuy-nnc"
but beyond this, after repeated attempts, he was
unable to advance The second line was the
Rubicon he could not pass. At last, when An
drew Horner reluctantly admitted that he was
not quite in the vein, the pen, ink and paper were
handed for his antagonist. By him they were
rejected, for he instantly gave the following. IL
IA rOce:
s'Tn seven cen hUnder thrc9:y-ninc,
The del rai stuT 70 NIX d sW me,
And pitt in a come.
But. shorty Gfcr cha0-cd his pl9n,
Made il 20 somrhUg ike ma
And called il Andrew Horner"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
MEREDITH ROWLAND,
County surveyor,

" iI.ttendto all calls with promptneSs and despatch.
petsons 10 Of hl4 services IN the country, by
wiling line To The keno4hh Post Ofice Will receive I'm
m,dia.e attention - once With J. b. Jslu H.
KenoshR, ApvN Is, 1881.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

A gentleman was writing note in a coffee
house, the other day, and perceiying an imperti-
nent fellow looking over him as he wrote, wound
up TINS: II should write more were it not that
an impudent puppy is looking over my shoulder"
Upon my honor, sir" said the man, Il have
not read q word YOU have written.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

O,.LER in Lumber etc, in southport, Wisconsin VIII
have constantly hand, well selected assoc" nent OF
Lumber Also, Shingles Lath. Plastering Hair Window
class ,etc,eIc. Yurdopposeth Flaming Machine
March 18Th, 1880.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

Nermoniers live to a great age as is well known.
there are two men up there so old that they have
forgotten who they are, and there are no neigh
bors living who can remember!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

rSrrcEsuR or Marshal & PHELPs.l
u .aler in Stoves and Hardware, Iron Ware Manufactu
rr If an aud copper ware, &c. kcnosha, Wisconsin
In rect.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
7. w. WEBSTER,
INSURANCE. ON LIFE

ATToRNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT Law.
Tor State Of Massachusetts once oyer
F-ancs & Hawley's Clothing Store 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
GIDEON TRUESDELL,

N the most reliable Company in the United states can
heaT,cted On the mos reasonable terms, application
=. G. CLEMENT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

That apt remarker, pr. Franklin Observed
THAT the eyes of other people are the ruin Of
u. II all bot myself were blind, should want
neither fine clothes, fine horses, nor fine furni-
ture.'
MATeR PARIS, Of Portland says he shall en-
force the Maine law 10 lis extent so those abroad
opposed to the law. who expected oil trouble
would be cured by the application of the pIaster
Of Paris viii find themselves st4oh, ot
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

General nr7r in Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Iron, Glass
Nails Au kind~ Of Tools, Tin Ware, &c &c Corner OF
Mainland Park streets, southport, wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

Hnae-s -n"i would Say tltr customers that they
Ease V.sl3rawn from the goods trade. and now
devote their time % the settlement of thrr books
.>n> having unsettled accounts are requested 10 call
". 81 Inrr Office, Hu Wisconsin street, in he Runals
'' SAD have TIE same adjusted
v- HEAD, CAMPBELL s. HEAD.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

A RIGHTEOUS JUDGE AND MERITED RE
BUKE,-SOmeume ago man was tried at Cam
bridge for a robbery committed on an aged gen
/ tewoman in her own house. The Judge was Ba-
ron Smith. a man OF an amable character for re
! lgion. He asked the gentewoman if the pris-
oner at the bar was the person who robbed her.
"TruIy my lord, said she, 81 cannot positive
ly say it was he, for it was dushish when was
robbed, so dark that could hardly discern the fea-
lures of his face"
"Where were you when he robbed You"
81 was in the closet that joins to my bed cham
Der, he had got into my house while my servant
had gone out on an Grand"
"What day of the week was it ?"
at was the Lords day evening, my lord"
"How had you been employed when he robbed
you ?"
My Lord, am a Protestant dissenter had
been at the meeting that day, and had retired in
to my closet in the course of the evening for
prayer and meditation on what | had heard du-
ring the day" She had no sooner uttered these
words, than the court which was crowded with
some hundreds of students, rang with peal of
! loud laughter.
The Judge looked around the court as one as
! tonished, and with a decent solemnity laid his
hand upon the bench, as if he was going TO rise
and with no small emotion of spirit, spoke to the
following effect:
Good God where am |? Am in the place
of one OF the universities of this kingdom, where
it is to be suPPc. ed that young gentlemel are ed
ucated in the principles of religion as well as in
all useful learning and for such to laugh J so
indecent manner, on hearing an aged Christian
tell that she retired into her closet on q Lords
day evening for prayer and meditation Blush
and be ashamed, ali of you, if you are capable
OF it as well you may; and if any one of your
tutors are here, let them blush also to see in how
irregious q manner their pupils and students
behave" And then turning TO the lady he said,
don't be discouraged, madam, BY this piece OF
rude and unmannerly, as we'll as irreIgious u
sage you have no reason 10 be ashamedof W hat
YOU have, on this occasion, in this public man
ner, said ; on the contrary you may glory in it
1t adds dignity TO your character, and shame be-
longs to him who would expose it to ridicule."
-EnsIlSl Paper.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

WIN attend the collection OF debts claims, Sc'for
Eastern Me-cnants aud Others in Illinois and W sconsn
with despatch. Also, 20 obtaining bounty
Uand and Pensions Tor soldiers; Location OF Land VAR
,,,;. mes o; Taxes; Investigation of Titles &C. IN
kane and adjoining counties. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

that dead horse half an hour at fen dollars a
shot!
At that moment Sam fell into the gutter. Jed
dragged him out insensible. Sam had laughed
himself almost 10 death.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
H. y, LOWELL,

Ncputy Surveyor. Residence in miles"esto
IInIi & Prints, on the Burlington road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
r. w. MAN,
ALEXANDER 1EAIsTEN,

General Dealer in Boots, shoes, Leather and Findings
Mum st. opposite old purkee Block
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
TO RENT,

Rrck dwelling house situated in Grand Street in the
G~t ward OF the city. Also, the dwelling known rs
b.. sTaSc cottage, with Garden, Barn, sc.
J. NJ STRNkER,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

There are two classes of idiots public and pri-
vate. The former consists Of second,rate actors.
who p1esist in playing Richard-the latter. of
melancholy young men who plunge themselves
into solitudes and rivers, because girl just out
of her bbs and fuckers, refuses TO increase their
annual expenses.
Modesty is 10 the female character what salt
petre is to beef-while j, preserves its purity it
inparts blush.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
WILLIAM T. WEST
A,.onnv a. CounSeIOr
Attorney 81 COunse

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
FOR WISCONSIN, MICHfGAS, Quo, INDIANA, NEW YORK
PEESsYLVASIA,
&. Cbo-yc, Illinois
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
Business Directory.

BRICK LAYING AND PLASTERiNG'
TINE Undersigned respectfully announce to lhe c'tzehs
OF Keaosha and vicinity That they nave con
ct in business and are nov prepared to DO all work In
thet. wncn may be cntrustcdto them win hehes'
durability, md dispatch. On
= Residence near the Steam MILL -
W WAEVEII P GIBBONS.
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TAILORING

r. is hranchcS-and Will Doe happy all who wish
aghnS in his line He hattc-, himself t from his long
ervucc in the business he viii be able give the most
.--.-a.sr its
April. 1852 r45-tT u. NJ. GARRISON.
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En, h ,yEESJN,
IOHN vi. JONES,

Jon u. JHEStNs
Attorney Counsellor and Solicitor; and Notary Public
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

SILK and Fancy Dress Good~-NU of the newest and
SSrlchcststylc found ia She Eastern market, 1T
NJ, NJ cos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

ATCDSTl Singing Books by thc dozen ot the follow
"A ING kinds: tIlrp>chorI. Dul,ner, PatrIy, Mcnde!S
-hlu. National Psaluist, CauUCa Iun1lN az
.t., N KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
CHEESE! CHEESE !
EDTE ICE.

1 PRIME LOT, for sale low. -, ,,,,,,..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

DARASOLS Every description and price from up
at MErCALF, MERRILL x cos.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
r.. Balm,

Attorney, Counsellor and solicitor. KESoon
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or The above earnings 500 54s lo,al and s2s77
was through business. This is ths fret year Of
ope1ation 1t appears that nearly all the business
Of the road Ia local and that it has nearly doubled
within the year. The earnings in October, 1881
we're upwsrds Of thirty thousand dollars When
IL is considered that the road has made pretensi
during the year owing The Of first steam
from saIdusky, and the fat bar ral part Of the
Mad River road between sandusky and sprngheld) 70
compete for thorough Of the hrst years
bupss be gratifying to those who take Interest
in such Improvements. The Hamilton and Eaton road,
connecting With the Ii d at Hamilton, has only
been in partial operation twenty seven miles for
months by the close Of the present year 1t VIII be open
TO Richmond Early next month the Greenville and
Belefonsine rosds ~i unite at Union giving min
terruptod railway connection between Cincinnati India
nspolis, Terre Hauto and Lafayette About the same
time the Toledo and NorwAk road wilbs open Bellevue
connecting the @. d. through the Mad River road,
with Toledo ard Chicago. From tLese large
accession OF freight and travel may be expected
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nv ONDERFUL EXHIBITION-THE GREATEST
natural curiosity in tho known world being Pstri-
ned Group consisting Of Horse and It's Indian rider with
IN enormous Serpent coed around them The whole IN
the emf 10 so to appear incredible being
about forty feet in length and about three feet in crsu
ference Ibis ssteni hing specimen found in the south
orn part Of south America By Mr. Abel Gordon, Of As-
chester England 1t presens
being the greatest curiosity that beheld The
pent must have been poisoned b. poisoned snaft
which was thrust into IL By the Indian rider in his struggle
Of defence Tho above group will DO put exhibition
short time before taking 70 Europe At the Society Libra
Lecture Room, 3iS Broadway, crmmencrg Wsdnss-
cay Dec. The price admtasce is put at Is CENTS
should fail to improve it. Doors open from A. IL 10
p. M.
DoDwORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX
II Grand Copcer s.-Subscrbers Tickets TO tho above
series will be ready for delivery ~ B. oodworth Co.'S
mu.ic store No. 4n3 Broadway. on Monday, Dec First
Subscriptions IS admitting Two to each concert 0ente
having subscription lists will please send them this
week to the above address.
fNHARLEs WHIrNEY's EVENINGS WITH TUE ORA
tors Of the Old and New World, and with the great
Shakespeare at Institute Friday evening" Dec.
cents gle tickets the Of five lectures and inn
perfonatios 81 co. lady ard gentleman, 81 So To be had
NJ tho bookstores and at the door.
vEyBB BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-VCNs
tanning series Of authentic paintings By she esis
Horacs verpeir for exhibition s tho 8ooist
Library Rooms, from A. NJ SIP NJ and ron half ped
7to half psat p n. Admission rs cents
CHARLES THE FIRST, BY vELAsQUEZ, PAINTED
" 1T Madrid in l62s. This single pain ting is worth
The famous production Of whose smallest works
gems Of highest ue"-londo Morn ing Post ut 10
picture TO be studied for hour"New York Evening MIR
ror Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway. Admission Is centa
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fIAors OF NATvrTr-United States sos; Ireland IS +;
England S. Scotland, Z; Wales Ii Germany, 20 France &
Prussia BritEh POSSESSIONS In kcrth America l. West
Indies ]; UNKNOWN
Fnon-Hospitai Bellevue, o: Peaitentisry BlxckwsIs
Island, small Tox Bactwelfs Island l; Lunrc Asy
Blaekwells lslsns, Bioomiugdale Hospt l. Rsndslls
leland, City Hospital u Lyugn. Asylum q Almshouse,
Blsekwelfs Isa ad Coiorad Tome, Coored persons
TntsrDents returned from Wards Isisnd, 10.
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector.
City inspectors Office. Nov. n, 1862
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BIAIPPIN q.

NEW YORK AND HAvRE sTEAn NAVIGATION
IN Conpsny.-The United Statcs NAIL steamers, the
rRANELfN, J. A. wetton. oomI,sndcs, and tho HUN
and Southampton fer tha year 1854 on the following
dxys:-
LEAVE YORK. LEAvERAvRH.
Humboldt safday. Sept 2 Humselds, wea'day Oct =
Humboldt Nov. 70 Hsmbods, Dec. -
Franklin. I" Dec Is Franklin. Janlg'5S
These built expressly fer government SERVICE Of
burhen esch nos surpassed sher for speed.
ngth comfort, by vessels aBosS Their accom-
modatons passengers the approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
passengers proceeding Lsndon advantages
any other line In the economy Of both time sna money
Price Of passage from Nov York V Southampton or
Prom Hsvre or Southampton 70 New York fes0
psssage secured unsl paid for An experienced
IN board.
For freight or passage apply 70
MORTIMER HIVfSGsToE, AGENT IS Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, HAvre.
NARTINEAU. CROSKEY CO., northampton.
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ZINE AR7a.

ITO TIE PATRONS or ARIA YOUNG ARTIST,
who IL rous Of advancing hpsef Ia his Profsssion
or gentlemen who will furnish the necessary means Of
istenee for two or years. receiving
the entire the s<st during that period ANY
person feeiins interest In the mate and sddrssna
Artist Herald ehte, Will receive IN Aetiats personal
attention.
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lNoR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, pECEMsKB

SoR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, DECEMBER
4th-The very superior and elegant side wheel steam
ship OSPREY 1000 tons burtben John Powers Comm sndr
THIS fns eapacous state
for Of hundred In tho fret cabin
with elegant dining saloon sixty feet by twenty on
deck capable Of din hundred and fifty cabin pas
sepger alss smoking saleon and an upper prcmsnssae
deok Her engine machinery kc are In the best ordef
just been furnished with two Tubular boil
Her commander Is most skifu navigator ana nas
agent board who win partioulsr ssssnon 20 u me
passage hsvir made the rnn Phladeiphis to mis-
port In twenty-five hours from wharf 70 whari sua 20
rv. saturday December 81 IN a.
Tuesday next November h Rates Of pessagc 70 Havana
and New OrlespsLsdies and saloon terths tnoteo,nd
table $685. $40 sgssis snly ssh'e Sn freight 70
ouh foot Tor ali sent board erevious 10 De,embsr
ana eeptsper cubic foot scdtonsrfcr all received ON rr
av "a No freight received board the day
Of sailing Bills issins nus Be left for Signature before
sppy 70 r. D. SUTTON. q Wall street.
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Total in November, 1852. St747, 6j2
The shipments of cotton last week in excess Of
the exports byeaastu6s but the aggregate expectation
Of the week was LEES than the week previous, The
advices from Europe by the Baltic viii probably give an
impetus shipments of four The interruption to canal
nsyg aon in this State by break Utica will sons
what reduce receipts aod the probability is thst
holders in this market in view o the restricted ruppes
and ncrea Cd external demand will put up pri,cs, and
encourage speculation. Large purchases Of -four have
lately beer mate by outside operators Ia anticipation OF
rise and the present prospect is decidedly in favor OF
such result being realized Cotton does not move for
ward from this port actively is desirable In other
articles which go make up the usual VARIETY there hiss
been about the movement previously noticed.
II appears b. the above table tn the value Of exports
during the four Of ending the 9th inst
s. az 652 q which 500 1874 in specie In No
veriber 1851 the value Of exports 57e45 Az, OF
which s5033 $50 IN specis and s. oil 476 merchan
disc Thus in November this year, the value OF
chsndse exported has been 81 or 22s showing greaS
pcrtsse Official returns from the Custom House will
show little different result.
The sprexed statement exhibits the gross earnings Of
the Cincinnati Hsmilton and Dayton Railroad Com.
pany, in each month OF the year. ending September 80
1852
l'i,er~s,rt H.auroN AND D,yroS RAuRoAp
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49,
MUsIC.-A LADY IAN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER
l and pianist combining the Italian fchoo) wishes 10
obtain board and Lodging In private family where
music will be tai Partially In
thereof She would conveient also devote her time
lady boarding school Reference, Messrg Soharerbrt
Luis No as Broadway, where application be ado
for particulars OF by writing to A. c., this ONCE.
CoUR SPLENDID ROSEWOOD 6X OCTAVE PIANOS
best York and Boston make for sale at bargain
Lighte Nswtons pianos nearly for s22j
fer $50 and one for siI0 AENRY BKNaKY, 800 Bo.ery
highly experienced lady teacher can be
low price.
DIANOroRTE.-A LADY, PROFESSOR or THE
il papoforte has vacancy FOR two pu pills The terms
will be the pupils will be required to attend
at the residence which Is down town the Park
Address Hampton, Herald efhoe
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CECoND CONCERT-wEDNEsDAY, DEC. 1-sEcoND
ans Last night f Tx hs't RFSs1aRnsso NrAos
sEcosb skAsp coNcssF
v" K siaS Sssf .i DsSSsSaR R'
xAp4 isis' hlsk sfEFfs-s seo:srAa.
:issSs fa sIsSs. .v.o, E5Si
n. New York Sacred na1aonie sosssy o.. Zig
Church Chors. ................. %
Ths Grand oaU5r
DIaIcroa; 2, Ias eHSavs.:: -. ...,
Mr. g. T. Brissow. Director Of tho Now York Sacred
Assl Dr''sGS sns
Mr.. Schunger. Director Of the italian Chorus
Iarpi:s. AifTss Teui@1
cSR Rfo GcKERT.
Won r. Tsl VII sssi1sy Ssnsd.sS =: pl.a q
spy.
'i''sins the acoustic f snsSs m Ga'''
l. ovsrsur.- ssruensse t'econd time in Amsrioa,;
~. S Maria ii Rad:ni Sig ces.ie
Grand Ss!:sion.. Oh gu. ir.tjs n;n;a. D''.'s"
Paul Hsamsn
). Dust..Ihs Music Lesson" Mad. sOsrAe ana
s Hess Gsr:nsnso, Sig pol.aiin TsrsaSaass
z Choral, NAn. HENRIETrE SoNTAG and the
combined Chorus Of Six Hundred Per-
formers. -. Observation-Disclosures. Luthe.
II.
g. First part Of the fourth Symphony nat BY
tie orct estra. .................... Beethoven
o. Quartette-ssPurtapi" MAD HENRIxTrE SON.
TAG, Sgnori Baaial PoSzolini, and Rocco. ..Belini
10. Grand Chorus for Three Hundred Male Voices,
by the Eight Societies Of the United Ger
man Song Union. ............. Lachner
Badiali Poszolni, and Rocco !. 1890. ..Rossni
IT, Eckert, Sws Song MAD. HENRIErTE SoKTAe. Eokert
Is Tho "Trenole" Paul Julien ....... .Beriot
Il Tho Pray or from the Israelitcs In Egypt, MAD.
HENRIETrr SoSrAe, signor Badiali, Poz-
solni, Rocco and the combined Ohoruses
Of siy HUI bred Perforr ers. .Rossini
Prices Of Secured Seats-$2 and $l to be had ~ Aesrs
Hall e. Sons, No. 2s9 Broadway.
The regular sale will begin Tuesday November
80. mt A. N.
Of sale:-Cn Tuesday the 81 only; We Ines
day, the 81 and aiming 81 seats.
Notice. Owing 70 the length the Concert. will COM
ncnee At TX o'clock.
All the with regard the comfort Of the
Audience,) of the first series will be retained.
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1talPPIH&s

ship will depart. with The United States mails for Europe.
positively saturday Dec H. At IL O'Clock NJ from her
berth st foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequalled aocommoda
tions fer elegance OF comfort, apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO, Sc wall street.
Passengers requested to be board A. n. The
steamship Arctic will succeed the Baltic and sail Deeem
her 25th.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SS-SEE THIRD PAGE.-SA
REV PUBLICATIONS.


THE ILLUSTRATES MAGAZINE OF ARr-THIs
monthly, the first part Of which Is to sppesr
Jar unry next viii be without its parallel in the history Of
pictorial literature Tie cuprayngs will be prod
gsrdef ~ by the first artists Of Amcrics aud
and will e,nss the high state Of perfection 20 which the
Of engraving wood has been brought But
ceerce Of tbs work not 10 be confined 70 thu usr
tions for given to underaDd soms Of the abost
writer's Of the day engaged for the literary department
Such productions combined with the picto rial snb.lsh
merits must surely render this onshly tho
publication stued
ALEX MONTGOMERY, Publisher, II Spruce street.
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A UsTRALJAN PACKET LINE.-THg MAGNIFICENT
"A clipper chip ALBuS-hrtt vessel Of this lins--wil
sai o. morrow for Port Philip direct II 10 confidently
Peeted that abe will make the INV in eighty Ave days Ths
application made ON board At PIER IG foot Of Wall street.
VXyANrEp TO HIRE FOR VOYAGE or EIGHT TO
w twelve months good sailing vessel, No. or Of
TO TONS ready for sailing Price hiriu not lore
than $50 month Inquire AZ the American Cor srpmspt
on. ss No. I22 william styeet up stairs.
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g,oR SAN vRANCIsCo.--THE A BALTIMORE BUILT
Il ship A. CBEsEBRouGH Robert chssstroush master,
IL at river This ship sails fast insurss ~
he lowest rstss and has fine for cabin
pssess esra Apply 70 - GAYLORD "a Wall stysst
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow AND Neg York Steamship Comp ny's
steamship GLASGOW s62 TONS 400 horse power Robert
Craig ,nder, will sail from Glasgow the 18th of
cember wi leave New York fer Glasgow Saturday
January 18TH at u oclo H. at Fret cabin (saloon
state rooms 500 do do. (mdship do.) s7 second cabin,
500 Stewards fees included Apply to
L.. McSYMON. % Bros iWay.