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8rbrols.
LADY vbo has had much experience

A LADY who has had much experience
IA in Teaching snd who eontempafes res'sains her
charge the closs the Summer for wishes 20
PTnepn or A..s,nt in Seminary where Instruction IL
ven IL the hher a. well mon branches OF
Tie dvidua has ven successful 10 teaching
shin can vie With equal facility mercao'ile ladys
6pe band: and wonld be willing 70 Copyist pro
ded an sSeouste compens giver line Addressed
To n G LEM at the Tribune Office, viii meet with
prorppt attention
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mo MECHANICS and other Work.

ips Men.--A Company Is now forming for tho purpose
OF taxing plot Of ground the Hsrem Railroad about
one hours rde from the City Hall The land beautifully
located and will divide into plots sdva dangerously The
plan Of the organization will be the plan As that OF
She Mouisania Association For further particulars i'm
mediate application must be made To T. NEWELL CO,
No. Esssau-,t or @. w. DlTCHErr No "a Roosevelt.
at, from 8 10 O'Clock A. ~, alec @. w. DlrCHErr,
at Morissnia nom TO o'clock p NJ, 7hst and
vloxfou.road
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Cost ann found.

7 OST OR STOLEN-S50 REWARD
- Six Bonds Of the Chester Valley Railroad Co., Pa ,
Seven per cent Bonds convertible eight per cent
STOCK eaeb $1,000 NOs 90 81 81 So o. 95 The above re-
ward will be paid for the return Of the ab Bonds
They only OF ysue 10 the owner the payment OF
and principal has been stopped The undersigned
authorized by the owner to pay the above reward.
j. A UNDERWOOD K SON.
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CTEAM PACKING-TYER&HELM'S

~ PATENr-2r0o lbs row store, different saiskpsnL
fhs quality Of this artiae which viii stand near 100 degrees
hxhsf heat than any other rubber hes been tested o
year. and over Tia American and Btsh steamships ani
thoss gone California &c with sntire approval Tia
endegnsd VIII this patent packing % give
Ire sassfi0p every esss No person but the undssnsS
can tho IN ths msuuacsms Of rubber and no oSe
O. An ordeu sd6rssek 10 "a naaufscursr aud oyueE d
xysf HesnS Peseak HORACE d. pAx.
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LOST or STOLEN.-A

INV ALIEI LUST or SIOLEN.-A
w POCKET WALLET, containing from So 20 So 1.
State Bank bills and note gHed By Theo w Riley pay
able 70 Benjamin Bangs for ssSs os, due July 2 fs2
1882 demand for 500 and check on Boston Bank 70,
$50 signed BY J. Clap All payable Benjamin Bang The
finder Of the above 10 welcome 70 the money If the wsle
and other contents e the office Of the Astor ouse
Payment OF the above notes having been stopped they
useless any but the owner Brokers and other, Ar.
cautioned against purchasing negotiating the above and
should they Be offered they requested 20 give
notice 81 the ONCE above named where liberal reward VIII
be paid for the wallet and papers
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NTOTICE.-REMOvAL.-J. R. PIT

KIN has removed his Real Estate Office from No. 6s
20 No 800 Broadway Of Fulonst New FORK where
he has for sale Of the cheapest and best property
In the Misunderstanding Of about 1000 very choice and
desirable Village Lots and sections Of Land az Woodvle
Long Island both sides Of the Long Island Railroad aid
Plark roads 81 miles by Railroad from the South Ferry and
about miles by Plank and other roads from Peck Slip
Grand and Houston Ferries IL will be aboat 200
lots OF this property has recently been sold at auction by
Messs Cole Chi ton very low prices, ranging largely
from s25 to $56 per lot j. X. PlTKtN General Agent
No 2O8 Broadway, New-York, Room No. 10.
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THE ENGLISH VERMIN DE-

Il STROYER-Eqused by no other in the world. This
sFola most extensively used In England for destroying
Reaches and all kinds OF Bugs and Worms a1d has gained
celebrity than any other IL be applied TO bed
seads wanscots repsces sc, with brush or feather,
ano not inOrDs them leaving smell Of the least
the rooms renders IT desirable In well It's
peory any other aud parts snointed with this
article will after be clear Of bugs and is
strong and fatal to these noxious animals TO them
to fall dead when running parts where this cd
has been spilled Ii is also the 6esr article introduced
in this country FOR destroying aud guarding against worms
engaged in afacrunng II factory in Brooklyn
the demands from all qusiers and all ask ct the
public fair ual Of the article, and ul satisfaction is
guaranteed CROMMELIN FAIRBRO rHER Sole
Proeretors store No. 262 PearLS. NewYork where IL
also be had by the gallon and barrel ~ B-Agenis
wanted throughout the Union For PARTICULAR address
above
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nyANNERY LOCATION.-The sub

scrber having a tact of very valuable hemlock and
OAK lanes with excellent water powell isdesrous OF OBJ
taning partner with cash capital Of four or hye thousand
dolars TO engage In the tanning business or II preferred
would sell the location Any person wishing 70 engage 10
The above business will find this location OF the hes! In
chs State by addre ssing line R. f. Tribune Office with
full pane and residence, will meet with attention Refer
ence riven and reuuiied.
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MICHIGAN LAKE.-For sale, hand

tl some country residence consisting Of spacious mod
en- built House. with from 20 to SO OF land part front
ips op this beautiful Lake The house 80 feet 'front.' and
well suited for boardens for family residence
Ithss large orchard aud suitable out uidngs &c The
land Il In high cultivation with wheat and planted
and may be entered upon Immediately Michigan Lake Is
within four miles Of Pehsk be reached In two hours
by Hudson River Railroad and OF the most beautiful
and healthy sections of the State. Apply to THOMAS
JONES. No. 247 Broadway
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ENGLISH MACHINERY-J. NOR.

Ia TIMER HALL Agent In the United States for the
sale Of Cotton Wool and FLAX Mscninery manufactured bv
hessrs William Higgins Soma OF Maneh-stef Englsns =
Fer terms, &C. apply TO him ct No 81 Waist
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new VII

ss secs~bs several tDsss ds y ssses n sad steam
Sosss % sn CoIlsss Point snd FLUSHING Bay, near the
te tsi se~p Of Flushing and adjoining the village
~ ssffoaport which sold 90 readily iss spnns ano
80 ~ se same scale the OF both places inter
pr each ofhrrand win form It's commanding ntusnon,
~ Al ne S,-tant peod BE- Of the principal sespos Id
80 virnisx an Eev-York The los vary in from 20
ety lots 10 price from sloo tSo TIE terms are VS.
So~n and the rest In monthly nstslen.s Of $40 which
oi~ every person however crcustsnced 20 become his
S~p landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
y scenery which be views OF
0iusbins Newtowp. Risers island, Morrisania &c Any
sDersons wishing purchase the above requested 20
call ct the Office where maps and every information VII
skecrfuly he given JOHN A. FLAMmsh Nc. 'Wen
Vsts-st between 7th and 8h-svs Office hours rom 20
c'clcck Pm, and maps be seen st JOHN " rLhm-
MERs No 81 Hottt The only authorized sgenst 20 nsse
Gales are Jscks Nichols and John Ogvy on the gronna
Mr. Fszauer win he on board the boat every morning
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1ewelrp &r.
/ ONDON WATCHES-R. F. cow

IL DER0Y, Ghronometer, Watch snd Clock Msnufss-
trrcr No q Ch.rinston-a New Road Sc Pancraa Lon
dOp 40 yean with r y Cooper No. CathroPest Gnys
In. Road bes that consequences Of the death OF
relative De has deferred his intended vt 70 Amscs pre-
variety Of Watch well Movements be selected
hon hD present stock the favorable terns Al
srtsssxecusd with the usual prpnptnsss and asfscon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
VALUABLE COUNTRY RESI-

pENCE Ter SALE-Beine the estate OF the late Ed
ward Finch deceased In the OF Soer Westchester
CO. N. y, two hours ride from SewYork by Harlem Rail-
road The farm consists o. leo lsud In good condition.
well waiered with three orchards grated fruit
of al kinds together with large brick house.
sx4s In good repair surrounded with shrubbery Of %
ssp.m and mills for grinding feed and plaster good re-
pair The farm Is equally divided by poet roads and viii 30
old separate together 20 suit purchasers Terms
title rdisputable Inquire the premises Of JAMES
FINCH ESQ., or Of Messrs J. c. HENDERSON 4 Co,
Nos ia and i76 Pearlst OF Messrs HATCH YALE Ne.
rs Cednr-st
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I OST-On the 9th May last, in going
from No 1871 Water st., through Fulton st. direct 70
the Crotob three Deeds and Survey Of los No
lO9 Cedsrst told number The finder snail bs literally re
varded by returning them 70 CHARLES II. BURTIS No
a. Cellar st. BY leaving toe at the Tribune Office.
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EXCELSIOR.-PIents wishing to find

AZ Institution Ia which good order IL maintained oy
real and rapid Improvement secured BY thorough
Instruction will be pleased and served ct the Commercial
and Classical School, No. IS HenIys
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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TyOR SALE or to LET-A Dwelling
GLEN WASHINGTON RESI-

NJ DENCEB FUH SALE.-These places are on The n ar
lem Rsosd 50 minutes roe from 27h-st In the township
of Yonke 10 minutes walk from depot and within half
An hours DIVE from Yonkers Village They the most
mantle and beautiful la the vicinity of New York Each
place embraces from half 81 More than 100
of these places bounded sid by neverfaing
brooks pure Thy,wo have building sites ele
waited TO afford Of Long Island Sound well Of
Che surrounding country and Of them afford views OF
che Highlands The avenues opened and well made
The property has brought into market and yet
more 81 places have been sold Only per cent 70
be paid five years given for the residue but the
sasen required 70 build neat cottages other houses
on the premises No pubic nuisance is to be permitted The
neiehbons lands already occupied by opulent men
adns there attending their affairs daily the city
Maps and plans Of buildings will be shove and infor
NATION gwen by the undersigned his Office OF l4h
st and 9th ay j. LUTHROP.
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CONVERSATION and TRANSLATION-Ee menta-
~ higher Classical Observation-Disclosures on the Roman
French and German Lsws-Refdrs f. TELbEhlNo, Tor
merIy constant resident at Paris London Berlin etc. has
removed his No 81 pnncest TO No W Broad
way opposite Nbo he continues teaching the mod
ern Ian after the OendOran improved method Let
tiers may be addressed 20 L. g.. Box No. 900 o., N T.
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HOUSE and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

Liza large and beautiful House with five Lots OF
1Iound eOhs extencng back to 8ls between I'd and
Sd-ays The in high OF cultivation and high
fence around them The house contains 10 rooms fur
with registers and has been tried three winters
beautiful spring the premises or Croton wa
Ter can had very easy For terms and particulars apply
% HOMER MORGAN No Pine-tt
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OFFICE ROCHESTER, AND SYRACUSE R,l.so.o Co
NEw.JERsEY ZISc COMPANY,

NEwJERsEy ZINC COMPANY,
Transfer Office, No. 81 Libsrty-aj
NOTICE.-An amendment TO the char
ter OF the NewJersey Exp, ring and Mining Co hw
passed the Of Jsey, ana been accepted
the Directors The title by the act changed 20 Neg
jersey Zinc Company
be New-Je Exploring and Mining Company stock and
the soc the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and Msu
ciuri Con psny, will b. exchanged for the stock
(NewJersey Zinc Company upon applicant m az this Office
JAMES l.. CURTIS. PresldsnI
EewYork, March 10, 1854.
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TNORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-We

cal the attention of all those wishing eesurtd
Building Site place for profitable investment 20 the few
rsnainns Plots o. Fordhsm Village The plots sold VIII De
Improved good OF bindings and desirable society
The location high ard healthy and needs only 70 be seen
NEWELL q CO. No. kssssu-st, or GEO. BANKS at
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lvI ING-Let those who avail themselves OF q
course practice the author buy this book COED
teacher itself and Acknowledged % be the most simple
pete and beautiful work published on the subject
For the authors counting roOns for the pacnce Of
okkeepng No 3H Broadway first floor up stairs Prce
81 o. bound.
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dence centrally located In the city OF New hsyen
hs House il almost new and built OF the best materials
and fitted with all modern Convenience The grounds
re ample ard well stocked with various knds OF fruit trees
ana vpes Tes OF payment made easy Fcr further par
fieasrs inquire Of s. NJ STONE Marble Block, Chspest,
New.Hayen.
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marhinerp, or.
DAY q McMULLEN'S PATENT

DAY q McMULLEN'S PATENT
AFHoSE-The trial made Of t-is Incompatible Wstss
Hose for years past has fully demonstrated its pero
g. Orders nom Railroads Factories Water Companies szk
others solicited Every piece warranted % give sssfaotton
the pssntee and manufacturer The following 10 Of
from actual
JERSEY CITY, Dee. IL, 1881.
HoRAcs d. DAF, NO. y Courtsndt-st- N. Y.-Deay Sw !:
sake pleasure In stating you In 70 youl In
Sury IN regard 20 the India Rubber Hose furnished BY
bt the New-Jerey Railroad sno transportation Company
that have found IL Of the very bes. description, and @
snser much better purpose than either leather
not emily durable but In tbs end the economical
Wehsve new rubber hose Of locomotives thai
perenssed OF you two years which hss been IN
sans pee sno stin s good and have found yosS
pSrpy 70 ssno pressure Of 50 lbs 70 the square inch
to1ns very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
s1pcrntensent Motive Power Cor ~ j. r. r. Trans Co.
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aorses, Carriages, 0G.

CTAFFORD HORSE.-For want of
- use the beautiful Horse 40 universally admired and
which received the only premium OF Hartford Couay
Fair Is sale He dark BAY. black and tall
sound and kDdweighs ,i5o lbs-6 years old beautiful
fguIe-fne foTuhas superior If equal In the State To-
quire ofthe Subscriber, No AZ Hghst New Haven where
the Horse be till Thursday oath duIids the sit
ting OF he Legislature. Refer nee-John H. Aldnch No
40 Pesrl-st. EPHM. II. HYDE, ID H. Of X. Nev-Haven
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VIOLA FOR SALE

~ Sloop Rugged and In prime order throughout Has
anal boat and Is fitted with gsh topsail and fyine 10 10
well calculated for safe pleasure boat Burden sftons
Inquire OF CHI ARIES BAKER Ne le5 Chsmbersst or at
Bakers Hotel Hoboken
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TOR SALE-A small well cultivated
Fam. pleasantly situated within 80 minutes ride from
1hs CITY Of brooklyn on tbs Long Island Railroad Toer
ably rood Buildings variety Of Fruit with every con-
geniepce der desirable family residence Apply TO
a MeCOfTER No. lz8 Fulton-st.
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DaTFNT SELF-STOPPING HY-
GntIerp, Haroware, &r.

CHAIN PUMPS, Lon and Wooden
Curte superior galvanized Chain with turned and fine
IL nnshed tubeins eight forked reels &c &C.
ufpctured, yhoiSs sale and retail by
McCLARY fowls, Seneca Falls ~ Y
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

| Y COMPANY.-Ths Directors OF the Newly and
Erie Railroad Company declared dviend Of thrse(
per the Capital Stock Of the Company payable on
or the 18th day July 1854 The transfer books will
be closed from the JOth inst iii the 10Th July next
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH Sscrstsrv
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NOR SALE-The fast. sailing coppered,

and eoppeT-fssteDed Ship ADELAIDE 6oiu Al Fhii-
deiphis. Has just returned from China with cargo OF
nearly 700 tuns messuent in all respects hrstae wee
sci ard well sdaeted the whaling business Apply "
SPOFFORD TILES TON Co. Is South-st
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TvARM AGENCY, No. IS Wall-st.--l00
Fsms and country seats Tor sale Farms In all parts Of
che country bought sod exchanged No charge Tnlsss
sale y effected T. T. MILES
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mnsiral.

nj USlC.-A lady residing In the upper
IV part of the city oud be hsppy engage a few re
pupils for the Panofore, very reasonable terms Call
or address Mrs. w, 40 West 30ths-
M USlCAL.- Signorina ELIZA VAL
Iva ENTINl, the prma donna, Professor In Singing,
PanoFoe and Thorough Bsss has the honor to inform the
rnusira ladies that she will be In New York all
She teaches be at her private residence
No l9 Ludlow place, HOuston-st corner OF MacdougaL
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 o'clock A. M.
till 7 NJ.
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,TE WAREROOMS, No.

III S6l Broadway, one door above Thompsons Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited to call at the
Warvrooms of BtNNETT CO, where they will find
Every instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
ne entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received IN part
payment for new New and second hand Pianos TO Let
Mandatory, Nos 3ll. SlS and Sl5 Rvington-st.
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TVOR SALE or to LET-Beaatiful Res


III licences at Rsverswood, L. 1.-Two twos,ory attic
CONTAINING fifteen OF which bet 5ooms mar
Die mantlts Ia easements first and second strss psnte
CLOSETS and b. lis ell the hoOs brick and Motts
sent tho Kitchens incosed sash piszza 10 the
rear The houses 10 full view OF the East RIVER ana
within three minutes walk Of the dock, from which the
fsambost Astoris Capt Baldwin leaves four times day
FOR Eew-Ysk superior line OF STAGES running between
Astoria and Fulton Ferry Brooklyn passes the door every
hour from A. NJ till 10 M For further particulars IN
1pire of GILBERT HOPKINS a. Rayenswood, or at No.
SO Peck alp. Y. Y. from ii A. NJ I'LL r. M.
T>OR SALE-A beautiful Country Res
idepce with plenty Of fruit only four miles from New
York on Long Is and will be sold for the low price OF
II 400 psrf cash. IL applied for soon Inquire Of
CARHART PULLS, l3z South 5th-st, WILLIAMSBURG
NOR SALE-A House and Lot, with a
valuable Bakery, No rs 4th-st, near Avenue G. The
intends settling farm and whes 70 dispose OF
te above The stand exceled by few 10 the city and the
Spcome from whole will satisfy reasonable person
Lot 2exe6 house feet deep and stories hsh For par
eiculars inquire on the premises MICHAEL bEOh'
NOR SALE-One more small, we'll
finished new COTTAGE, and 10 acres Of good unim-
5oyeo Farming LAND for S400-$50 paid GOWN and 0in
snopbly ipstapepts Also 10 and scre Lots adjoining
without Cottages all situated within thes hours de OF the
CITY OF Brootyn Long Island Railroad In the most
healthy pleasant and productive portion OF the Island Ap
ply to A. McCOTTEN, No. l8 fulton-st, N. T., or Z.
BARRETT, at Waverly Station, LII
EOR SALE or to LET-A Dwelling
House and four acres Of frstrste land Distance
fro this city n miles by the NJ Y. ~ H. Railroad,
about sixty rods from Portcbester Depot Apply to b.
BUTCHINS 3Gtf st. steam MILL between the nours
safT "A q andA IN p
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! S CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

HONEY sOAP.-This invaluable article which OBJ
taired the Prize medal az the Worlds Fair in LobdOn IL
daily ssnirg ground in public estimation. and the demand
for s immediate IL crest that u 10 with great diff
entity supplied by the Inventor Its fragrant refreshing and
soeniDg qualities and the smooth snd white appearance
which imparts the skin skrgy obvious and are
spoken Of In the highest by all who use it W. j. DA
Wis CO. Importers and Sole Wholesale Agens No. 10
Csurandt-st.
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NV ESSRS. LlGHTE Il NEWTON, in

| FORTES.-We have on hand large assortnens
Of new hand Pianos for sale and 10 hire Pianos
ron $50 To $3.50 For hire from 8 TO $40 per month No
$50 RI sdwav New.York Stafford BROTHER.
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NOTICE-A meeting of the Stockhold-
~ ers of the ALBION MINING COMPANY win No
held ai the oihc, Of the Company, No 81 Merchant Et
change. on MONDAY, the I2ih day OF July next
O'Clock PM w II. BUTIERWORrH, Secretary.
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= oh. BARMORE offer at their Man
4 q c. FISCHER, (lato NUNS &

~ Fscher) mandatory and wareroom, No 10 Green.
gich-st VI Deys PisnoFortes warranted, with
reverse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keepsf
On tune Piano ortes tuned, repaired and exchanged
a. B-Also Eolian Piano-Rortes for sale
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-07
sNNyMSRM sEMyAMEAs
Song.
Air-"Erin go Bragh."

yAir-"Erln go Brdgh."
Dear is the white rolling surge's commotion,
And welcome their hearse- sounding commotion
to me,
As they lash the tall cliffs that frown over the
ocean,
The cliffs of green Erin, the pearl of the sea!
Blow ON, then, we breezes, our strained canvas
swelling,
Our silver streaked keel like an arrow impelling
To the fair isle of beauty, the home of sweet Ellen
The mansion of honor, the pearl ofthe sea!
Her fower-spangled valleys, her russet-browed
mountains,
Her clear, silver streamlets that wind through
the lea,
The chant of her groves, and the health other
fountains,
All these might endear other countries to me!
But the heart that can prize modest merits en-
deavor,
The free hand of bounty expanded forever,
And friendships warm smile, that no distance can
Mark the fair isle of beauty, the pearl OF the
Thou brights star of eve while / watch thy descen-
ding.
Thy diamond eyed cresset nigh sinking to rest,
mourn not thy loss since our course we are ben
ding
To the fair isle of beauty, the pearl of the vest
Blow on, then, we breezes, our strained canvas
swelling,
Our silver-streaked keel like an arrow impell-
ing
To the fair isle of beauty, the home of sweet
Ellen,
The mansion of honor, the pearl of the sea!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-07
b BRQWER q CO.'S
House Furnishing Store.

~ CAMP ST., New ORLEANS. i
THINA, Glass, and Eartheuwale;
~ Silver, spoons, forks, ladies etc.;
Plated. casters, candlesticks, walters. spoons,
britannia, coffee g. tea pots, urns, cups, ETC.,
S Iinware, a general assortment;
7 WOODWARD, tabs, buckets, broons, baskets, etc.
Brushes, floor, busting, scrub, whitewash, etc.
Castings, pots, ieaketues, griddles, ETC.; f
J~annery, waters, buckets, boxes, etc.; -zsRi
Cutlery, knives and forks ofall qualities;
Brass& Iron, Tenders, shovel & longs;
Lamps. Q fevery description tssf e
Cooking Stoves, the ceiebraled Republic stoves.
In short, every article required to furnish a house
(exceptcabinet furniture and dry goods being the
most extensive assortment of goods in the City.
q Goods for the eonnlrypacked4 with extra care4
nov30-Iy sa@ #~fssys a. sasag