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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07
Job Printing.
MGLLETG's WOTa1E..

u NH8 large three story hrirk building. on III ala
~ street, q TOW dO0rs eutt Of the c0nrt-hopsc,
FairmOnt Marion county, We.
This new and comnlOdlous house has been
LEASED by the undersigned, and IS now ready for
the accommodation Of tho trayolinE public. n 4
situated Ia the business part 81 Tho town, az the
corner Of Admins and Joiltfson streets, and about
fifty yards from tho eOurishonsoloe. There a.
large number Of chambers, oil with hre-placos, %
convenient size, and arranged Ia tho most e0nl.
Portable mannc.. Tho whole house hts been il.
tel rp with tho very bCst furniture, &c, 81 n
style not TO 30 surpassed By any h6iCl In Wee
tern Virginia, The beds aud Mattresses are new
and Oftlie best quality, and every eonyenipnoo
required In the chambers as well Rs the paflors,
&e., tins been provided with an eye % the eOm-
soEe and happiness df these who may Tisit the
IHE TASlH shalt always be supplied With every
substantial, e nellAs iufafy which this, fertile
ana productive country, and oven the markets 20
ulstanSc' y necessary can furnish, served up
IN the very beat manner, while 80 .-t.-
IHE Bar will afford to those who usa iham
without abusing the Most Choice Ilauors such
as dark and pale Brandy, CARRY nrdaag. ola
Peach aud MOnOngahela, besides Wines 81 vaFl,
Gus descriptions and Of good quality, Attached
10 the establishment Il u fine,
LANCE STAnIE, we'll stocked with tho heat prov.
endcP ndhitonded by careful and faithful h6sIlSF
Persons visiting this active aud thriving town on
business or pleasure. VIII find ut
MlLLER's HoTEL, quarters tho most e0tnforlss
BILE, and on terms the most reasonable.
MlLLER& DELEf,
Feb. 81, le52.-IY.
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MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on THE
rRAcK.-The late debate in the House of
Representatives show that congress- is on
the track of those Mexican and Florida
claims. Mr. Secretary Corwin must pre-
pare to answer forthcoming committee
in reference to certain alleged interest
of $4,000 or $4,000 in the GARD1NER
claim and the whole appropriation and
division and subdivision of that magnifi-
cent claim Of half million will be only
the more Interesting to the dear people"
who foot the bills, if it should turn out a
counterfeit clean sweep of half a mil
lion in hard cash from the Treasury at a
single haul. The SHAREHOLDERS under
Van buren,, were small potatoes com
pared with the GALplHNs.
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Virginia House.

ME undersigned being under Obligations to tile
4 public for the patronage bestowed upon Ills
eKeEtions to Peaac and give them satisfnction he
fore he was turned out Of house and home by the
informs the same that lac has hosted the flag Of the
Virginia House, on liko street. the property for
merly occupied by G. W. Smith, a short distane.
West of the Northwestern Hotel, now occupied
by Mr.. Rust, where lac will continue TO uIo every
exertion to make all who may favor him with
call, fosl comfortable and at homs.
n. DENT.
CIarhnhnrr. Dc. 81. lAsl-if
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Miss Gamble. and found guilty, As was
also her courier. Louis Vannaud. They
were each sentenced to fifteen months
imprisonment.
Miss Gamble, the lady that Wycoff en-
deayored to marry, is the daughter q
colonel John G, Gamble, Of, Florida, and
formerly Of Richmond Virginia; not OF
rhlladslphia, as has been stated.
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Homes in Oregon.

Oregon has at this time white popu-
lation Of not less than 10000, and the
laws of Congress securing bountiful
homesteads to all who go forward, doubt
less will tend = very rapid increase du-
ring this and the following year. The
law allowing lands to emigrants, which
passed in 1850, extending only to 1853,
and provides for all persons over cigh-
teen, years of age, who arrived and set
tied in Oregon previous TO December,
1850, 500 acres Of land, if single, if mar
ried $40 acres. The bill thea provides
that if those single mon married in one
year from the LIST of December, 1850,
they would receive GAO acres. The bill
next provides that all white males over
twenty-onc, cmigrating to that country
and settling there between the first day
OF December, 1850, and the LIST day OF
December, 1853, shall receive 100 acres
of land, if single man, and if married,
then $50 acres. All male minors who
go that country and Hcttle, and become
twenty-one before December, 1853, will
receive 100 acres Of land absolutely, and
if they marry in one year after arriving
at majority, they will receive 800. In al
cases the emigrant is allowed to pick hi'
land where he pleases, if not previously
occupied In all cases the wife is to re-
ceiye one half of the above grant in hel
own right. In all cases four years resi-
denco and cultivation--to be completed
either before or after the date of the Ian
is required before the final title is made
by the Government, though the title ii
good to all intents and purposes agains
everybody but the Government from thu
moment the claim is taken. If the mar
or his wife, or both, dies after taking th'
claim, and before the four years expire
the same goes to the survivor or heirs.
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no THE PUHLTCf

.ACltlNs 9NGBlE1R: TIs sSs's. ~ =
friends and PTomPtness Of portion % ~ Cas-
t2neTs, hare been cnhbled 20 sdlslitf2 ny
Tooh, hachniuery Stock, dec Which Wrfn a.
Btroycd BIZ IRE on the t5tii Of Nay, last. tfYMay
chihefy Is how nav, 81 she yBBS LA5Et4 IHtE6sx-
NEsI, sHd not infgEioT % any IN HEq. Wtnlfhos1
iaeilisies ! can InhnpfaciuLo TIN, GQtIEE.
SHEET IRON and BRASS WARE lSWff tttll
has ever been done in the Wei. An effnfl "a
JOB-WOkk sill be dDne refy prnrit = ma
~ greatly reduccd prices. HCUHE- ~ fito 81
every VIVID a. Che slibsFie1l notitl-sld nnion
size 81 which will be made % % 60. - q g.
In short will say that MOzEE car 81 6Affh ~
DEALING WIN XII aud that fact en- ~ eliolIiSli-
ed by tying Ius 5see, md u t1tlsf1 Con
IL MOI ffgigVu5j WiituN 81 JEAN, Ei1isfl
no hgWbgggs9 viz &c 49, !, ~
thslT1oha AID lIlsTel - tcineft, Is ~ {ih3
der many obligations ~ he 0fpiF enSf6lfrrS
who have - EEpHfILr "a tIioir Claims sinoo
the IRE. And as - greatly nsci monty, World
request all t1ie Anotiuf tioritt Ives 1Iia itna ~
lneko PaTment ~ tl,GiF AAGLtEtE conrenioi6a,
THIS WI more a eilaliY enable ne n clfry out
ny o1THlfai ~. toV 20 prompt pay.
yliFSe follqtel y 1lI1p -rofl tie C6nll. IitHss
thed1 70 TIE north ed ~ T. $500 hlld fha- N
TIE cIo.l- .tEoet il- from 7. IA fioiot, %
Alnel e.oes Cor IesHi be dse eeetha
f4fl.1i y - ! a7f ~ s'i1 d. ~ tPflnf
IL ~ 2 ~ ga ssPaa erl 4 a, iieg.ls,
acitsEsbass ser y, ifsl. ss
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

10y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, Ioeuted TO me
- by William s. IlansfOrd, on tho 24th day Of
February, ls4g, and ofTocoTd in the Clerks Of
foe of tho County Court Of Harrison county, Va,
in Book No. IS. page 2S2. will on the nh day
Of April. next before the CouTt House door q
Harrison county, proceed in PuTsuanes u said
lie aid tract Of land containing 1872 acres. or 40
much thereof a. may be necessary % SATISFY and
pay OF the amount Of money yet due from tho
said ITanGf3rd, and 10 secure which the said
trus. was given, said surn yes due being about
sziO-said land lies on Browns Creek IN the
said county of Harrison, we'll improved with .
comfortable Dwelling House thereon; coal bank,
appe and p ach ards Of tho best selected fut,
ami the wooded land Of the best qualify. u y
the farm upon which The said HEnsfcnd now re-
sides. E.-f
The tile believe is indisputable. Any one
wishing 70 puTchapc, can examine the lard for
themselves. acting - trustee GhAlt only ma Re
such title a. Is vested in ne az trustee. u
mar 8 ct. EDGAR ". DAWSON.
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RARTLETT,S WOTEL.

LTNIIE undersigned having re- built and CnlAr S9d
L considerable portion of his Hotel, which
was destroyed by fire last fall is now prepared to
entertain travellers and visitors comfortably, and
in manner which viii give satisfaction TO his
customers. In short timO the whole building
will be completed, when he will he enabled 70
entertain his guests in style unsurpassed in
Western Virginia. .-
Ills HOUSE, is q large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in tho Controof
the town; contiguous to tho Courthouse and tho
principal business parts of the place, and is pro-
vided with all the crlvtnicncei for keeping tlrst
claSs hotel. i.g i.s.# agHr n r.i,
HIS TAgLE will ba supplied With tho best tho
country can afford, and
LIS BAR stocked with tho choiceat LIQUORS.
Livery attention will he paid to render tho Visits
of those who may favor him With call comfort
able and pleasant
CLARKsnUEd, March 2A,h, lS52.-ly.
n. B:-The stable is attended by careful and
trustv hostIers .-
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NOTICE.

ri TIE training of the officers OF the nth
"a lS7th and 1SSth regiments Of Virginia MI
M litiN, will DO commenced in ClATksburg on
III the Gath day Of May noxt and continue three
Jul days.
The Regimontal muster OF tho 18th Regiment
Virginia Militia will take place at Clarksburg,
on Thursday the 9th day of tho Same month.
A prompt attendance Is required.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
Col. llth reg. Virginia Militia.
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EEIfyou would keep your morals sweet

EBIfyou would keep your morals sweet
keep busy. Vice springs as naturally
from idleneSs as broken heads do from
gin and sugar, or suicide form indigna-
ton What was it betrayed David into
the worst of crimes Idleness. Ssun-
tering about with nothing to do on the
terrace of his palace, he beheld the dis
tant beauties of the bathing Bethsheba.
What were the consequences Lust,
murder and adultery. What was it that
brought on ten years war between the
Greeks and Trojans? The same-idls-
ness. Young Paris, the co1comb of Troy,
having nothing to do strOlls to the court
of Menelaus, whose beAutsous wife, Hell
en-, the black-eyOd queen of love, he
corrupts and carries off to Troy, A
bloody war ensues-Paris is slain his
father, brother, and myriads of wretched
subjects, were slaughtered; and Troy, the
finest city in Asia, reduced to ashes. AS
We said before, if you would revere the
commandments, never throw aside indus
try. Had David and Paris been brought
up to the "wood saving business" the for
mer had not Wronged Uriah, nor would
the latter have placed horns on the i'll
fated head of MenSlaus. For keeping the
temperature down, a pint of Perspiration
is worth all the good advice that was ever
preached or written.
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Chair and Bcdstead
: lb9A lni1lfl lGlG sOlRil. lR s Ibe

scTibeT taxes tIIs method Of Informing his Old
friends and customers, and the public generally,
that he is still engaged in the above business, "
his old stand in South Mechanic street, Clarks-
burg, south ofBGrtlett's Hotel. lie il mlnufsc-
turing all kinds of Windsor Chairs, in the best
manner and Of the best material, and will sell
them upoR the most reasonable terms. This he
is enabled 10 10 by his superior knowledge Of ths
business, lie being the only regular chair maker
in town.
BsdSies. Is Of various styles on hand or made %
order. IIe would call attention 70 , new patent
bedssaad he IS making. i. is the most complete
article In that line IN the country.
- An his furniture IS TrEa.sd. and will be
sold a. the lowest prices for cash country pro-
PETER LYNCH.
| Clarksburg, April 7th, Is5s-ly.
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Cabinet VVarc.Roolnsli

TINhE Subscribers thankful for past favors, and
L feeling disposed TO further merlllls eOhilnHv
Snce, would respectfully announces 10 their old
customers and tho public generally, that they
aro still manufacturing FURNITURE Of every
They nrO IN receipt Of al tho lais fashionable
changes, and their work will 10 shaped eCooF,
dinghy,
They would especially call sttsntIOn 10 thSlf
present stock of Cabinet Ware, al thsiS shop on
Turnpike street, Clark EburG, OOnssllng ia part Of
Mahogany Dressing bureaus, Sofas, Csblnsl
J.&E. D. HURsRY.
Clsrksburg, Nov. lalh, ls5l--ly.
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WYcoFF FoUsD GUILTY.-Henry Wyeeff
has been tried at Genoa for his daring Of
fort to extort a promise of marriage from
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DIR. y. IL. CarrOIl's

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG ANn
w MEDICINE STORE, BUCKIANNON,
UPSuUR Co, Va.
DIR. c. keeps constantly on hand and for sale,
a large and general assortment Of fresh and gem
uine Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, DyS-StuiIS
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Patent Medicines, Dem
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, Perfumery.
Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, HattsTs
aud others, will be supplied with every article IL
he line at the lowest market rates.
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: = L. Ia 4. MAGANs q Co. q o.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR
4 CHANTS, Chsat River Bridge OF Rogles
burg, Is. and o. Railroad, 70 miles west Of Cam
Ssriand. ~ -ar
The subscrib1Ts having erected 2 large Ane.
coIErno1ious HaTeliOuse A. this POINT arc rs
Pased % receive and forward meIenlldi]s A.lo
\. B,-I4. Al. HAGAS5, being The ARcll O
theB. & o. r. z. - The shove narlsl - vi
give his particular pttsnligp 70 - lclg 4rlln :
Business. nfii1 g. e2lP0 :
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RE The Louisiana Senate rejected the
bill repeating the usury laws.
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New Fan & Winter Goods,


:&psBlI 9@0l 0lplElGS:: r.s.l Esy' rs lS..
PhladclpiiN. Baltlmors and Pittslmrg, my Fail
and Winter Goods, Of oil kinds, 70 Wit is1u
Clothes CasSimeTes and 6RunO4i OfAll polOFs
and styles.
Fine silks Of all eOlors and style. Alab, lAs
style Of Woolen Goods for Ladies' Dr0AsSs.
CRliooca from 10 10 cts, Of superior atylA. %.
AlpacAs MuslinA CasllmeEoa, sc.
Hats aud GAYS 81 this latest style.
HoSNLTs Silk, Braid aud Pearl,
GPocLHILs Superior Y. II. Tea, BlEak DO, o..
pcriur Coffee At l2k cts,
Doors ~ sHoIs 3 superior stock 81 al kinds fog
Ladies' Gentlemen and boys.
QUELNs-wARE good assortment.
CoTTON YARN all NOs., Batting, tSa.
lgoN & EAILsi Glso, good lot Of lrOa Sh1
MALTA. lt...t .s la.t-,l.l
HARDWARE A good assortment.
hlEo q fine assortment az SAUDtEAY.
All Of which will sail Cheap for CAah or OouAs
Try produce.
Nov. l3th, 1851.
TAEE EoIIcH--Th0ss who hays standing ~
counts and no,es unIsttlsd will pleass call With
out delay and SETTLE Thorn, or BY tie Isl ~ Jan.
nary next, Without regard 70 persons; and thnao
who fall 10 settle by that tiIne thsiF asS0HRh
will be trEn'fOrTsj 70 mooimy debit.
Nov. 18th, 1881. sHh
n. b. ---All kinda Of grain will BE- resolved %
dSbu OF for Rooda. h,h
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Northwestern Virginia
Academy.

THE Summer Session of this institution will
i commence on tho last Monday, (the s6th) Of
April, and continue twenty-five weeks. 1t Is ex-
ccedingly desirable that those who propose to at
tend should be present on the hrst day, when tho
classes arc formed.
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Temperance.

A femperance address viii lie dolirerc1 bI. the
Rev. c. Keys in the Presbyter;Sn c,rT-l, y tbs
70 oS"n q CIarksburg' on the evening of the nth
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MARRIED,

On the 24th MI, by the Rev. ar. Tompkins,
Episcc -a!ian Minister. JAMES z. CARROLL, to
Miss ANN LEWIS PATrTsON, both Of Up
shur county, va. - H8
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, of Harrison.
WM. j. WILEY, OF Marion.
For Judge of the Court of Appeals-5,h Section
Hon. GEO. II. LEE, OF Harrison.
For Judge of tho Twepty-first Circuit,
Col. A. ]. SMITH,
Col. q. ID. CAMDEN.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Col. GRANVILLE &. DAWSON,
Col. JOSEPH j. WINTERS,
FREDERICK A. WERNINGER,
JOHN C.. CAMPBELL.
For Clerk of the County Court,
JAMES u. BARTLRTT,
PHINEAS CHAPLIN,
DIR. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW J. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABIAH MINER,
WM. 4. LYON.
For Commissioner of Revenue,
JEFFERSON ID. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
For Constable,
N. A. SJIUTTEWORTH,
TIIOS. BARTLETT.
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"A List OF Letters

ID ENIAINING in the Post Otice in Clarksburi
IL on the 5lst OF March, 1859.
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HO! Tor Oregon !

Clarksburg, DsG. 81, lSsl.-tE
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For Judge of the Court of APpeals-5th Sectlo
Hon. GEO. II. LEE, OF Harrison.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, MARCu 60. ia

MONDAY, MARCH, go, 1859.
SENATE.-The bill diStricting the coun-
ties Of the State, and. appointing commits
sioners therefor, came up as the unfnish-
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r5 st. Nichola. DuiIdinx As:GcI ,.Isn In .nS
s1l Lii no oaefd for redemption at the monthly
= NJ. No, i the time therefore, to Cai AZ
~ -. Dusnest Garner of Chatham under tne OnaIns
BARK and put down your names tr one Oh Iie I 81
S 4 sr,r.nre lee Il raised PRESENT entrance lee sL
sie 70. ne e sls e. WIN L. CONKLIN, President.
r. D. HAsT Secretary
r.. N,..nu Building and Mutual Loan
.1.tnsson-Ofice No. ~ NassauSt, up-sfais-ih
Assocss "y omen for subscribers and payment OF dnes
CO q a M TO p. NJ daily 900 shares OF S5co eacn'
,Io ss ee A. Dues s. per month on each share Pam
,. 18th Articles of Association and ByLawA san be
~ The Secretary gratis The public invited TO sail
nao SuyI p TOWNSEND, Prest, No 81 ST harkspiass
IonN w ORR First Vice Pres't- No: IS Nassaust
yosryq SOFIA Second Vise Prcst- No 4o4 Peari-st.
T.ppyE TOWNSEND, Surveyor, No. 81 Nassanst
WILLIAM II. MEEKs, Atty and Counsellor e. Nassau
TRUSTEES:
Harnsn Blauvelt No 48 Hudson$k
Jobn IL Keyser, No. Sc Chf-st-
Lorin Brooks No. 1873 Fulton-st
William 7. Dugan, Brooklyn.
Vincent Dill No. Fl Ann-st
francis Bradt No. 81 Nassaust-
Henry Frost No. IN Pearl-st.
Lorenzo Cary, No 400 Pesrist
Alfred Neeks, No. IA VeseySt.
Henry Vandewater, No. l78 WashnstouH
Clement Flint, No 81 Nasean-st
William A. Townsend, No. ~ Broadway.
Charles Knox. No l28 FutonSt
A H. Ely, Secretary, No 81 Nasau-st- up sairA
RI Industrial Home Association, No. LA
Meeting of the Association will be held In Grands Hall NO
IN Grsnds between Broadway and Crosbye on FRIDAY
EVENING April It, at o'clock Those members who have
not their Deeds reminded that very proDsoy
this win the last opportunity to up in long t1me -
no money will be received except at q regular meeting
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Men, Dnblifations.


Ready this day, the Gem of the Monthies.
CRAHAM'S AMERICAN MONTH
OLY MAGAZINE, for May. Price Is cents liz pages
Of original matter in each number
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS
May Nornng--Book of the Months
The Game Of the Month-Henry w. Herbert
The Urn of the Heart-Miss Matte Griffith.
Stratford on Avon-Frederka Bremen.
Optical Phenomea-Thomss Miner N. A.
Stewart Adair Godman-Charlton IL. Wells, NJ u
Fanny-A new Contributor.
The Physiology Of Dandysm-ThOmpsOn wssteOtt:
Stanzas-Sarah Helen Whitman
The Sgh-E. Cakes Smith.
The Sters-Rev. s. Dryden Phelps.
The Crystal Palace and Its Lessons-Horase Greeley.
The Mothers Answer-Jula c. r. Dor.
Life of Vicissitudes-G P. r. James, Esq
Ny Mothers sPintt-Knyvett Thornton
Rosalie-Mrs f. l.. Cushing.
The New Garden-Emily Hermann.
Sonnet-Amor1Wm, Alexander n.
The Isle and Sar-Geo. d. Prentice.
Canter to Calorna-Backwood
Homer-Trueman s. Perry
The Pampas fired by the Indians
To One Aar-E. Anna Lewis.
The Masters Mates Yarn-H. Minor Knapp
Nelly Nowlan to Her Aunt-Mrs s C. Hall
Mothers Prayer-Mrs Mary G. Honford.
The First Age-H. Didimus
Think of Thee-V. b. L.
The Arabs at Amboise.
At the Waters Edge-Phobe Carey.
Arab and Camanchee Horsemen'
Review of New Books.
Grahams Small-talk
THE BAvARIAN MAY OUEES-One OF lucAers no1t CA
ouse plates engraved expressly for Graham The gem Of
the month
SUNRIsE-Drawn and engraved by Devereux.
MUsrC.-The Shepherds Song illustrated by Devereux
MAY MoRNING-Desgned aud engraved by Deyere1
MAY DAY-Desgned and engraved by Devereux
MALLARp SHoorING.-Drawn by Herbert-engraved by
DevereuY
PARHELrA-Engaved by Devereux.
acknowledgement by DevercuI
LUNAR acknowledgement by Devereux
PORTRAIT OF SA GoDMAN.-Engavedby Benson Losing.
DANDIEs.-Engraved by Devereux
THE Music OF THE RICH.-Engraved by Devereux
The Music OF THE PooR.--Engraved by Devereux.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT,
Tribune Buildings, Nasaust,
Agents for New-York and vicinity
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.ur MYSTERY sOLvED.-Mental

Alchemy Psychology fully explained ana I;
~ -. a,, lsi, trial AL car he
y s,s,e as wei ss the best operas' u' 10 -
Frsf 3 PrPPER every evshnE s. ~ New
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a., there vii, he a full attendance of the membefS
sHs y. J. OTrARSON, President
C. wMrER CoLsvEs, Recording Secretary
- New-Yerk Fire Departmental regular nsr
~ xpri. 1859. Present, ZOPHAR MILLS, President;
CaAaLts McDoUGALL viee-Presldent oHs ~ Col
s-ctuy; JOHN s. (siLss Treasurer; DAVID IHEAIl' WV
kor; and quorum Of the Representatives. on motion
Reading minutes OF the previous meetings ~a' 'n
co,n;,.ee On procuring Slab of Marble for the Ma
oual Arlington Monument reported prosress r;;,. ~,
The Committee on the Extension OF 'ne '"'
n Phillips ofthe Board Of Trustee. sas c" a.
lie Agents Of the following fo,egn s 10 nav the tax to
g. eoas hic the law prescibes and Ina. sa
"a Ssen f the recovery OF the TAX ssS'' VIC
osn Noble for Insurance Co of the State Of Psnn'yi
vs e Walker. for American Fire Insurance Co, Phil
Issss Wright for Insurance Co. of North America ana
ssis,rs Iusurs nce Co., Philadelphia
h Hoxie for Lexington Insurance Co, Lexington, Ky
Ilfed Peil for Liverpool and London insurance 20
Ana that soe of the would be brought 10 tna VeJ
Con .. nation i, was Resolved That Committee Of five 30
uorted 20 petition the Common Council 70 reDuo OF en-
re Firemans Hail. the hall now used by tne
80 e;nr entirely too small allow them all to be seated
m tIIcWins gentlemen were appointed on said Commit
- viz: Hesss Charles Y. Myers, James r. Wenman
;.,e. ., Miller Joseph Curtis and John A smith.
On notion it Resoirsd, That commune o. nxe ~
ptrd 10 draw up and report TO tins body plan i0r On
9h;s Library and Reading Room for the free and ar
sr;tous use Of the members OF the Fire Department
T1e subiect motion, referred 70 the Voineeo VI
sulsrgng hreman's Hall . tho,
70 ,;on the report was approved and ordered file
sset,on for four Fire Warden then held-the term
a. sryioe Of Messrs John REESE, Thomas Boese, Franklin
Wr.,s,lurv and William Drew, having expired . i.
ghs sIowing gentlemen having received majority OF
,hs yoes were declared be duly mated as Fire Ward
sns 10 serve the term OF three years each