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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Nl Lover Professor LAWTON, Boston, formerly Of Lon
don, will send to address, the receipt Of
post paid, plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
YIN the devoted affections Of as many Of he oppoots
tvng that a may married. irrespective age appear
position and last though not least arrans
cd with such and delicacy that deeoon Is sns
Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No letter
from tina Post OBJ sunleAs tho hostage Ia paid.
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CLOTHING, &c.

.'e~NN-e@
(yASToFF CI4OTUING-S2,O0O WORTH WANTED
W The highest eash price viii be literally gvon current
money for large small lots of good clothing Of
description Address, through post on JAMES
HOROEEY, No. II 0rAcge street, near Chatham.
(fLOTHING AND FURNlTURE-LAD AND GEN.
~ temen having any dispose Of receive fair price
by sending to the 81 West broadway aud ~ West
broadway or by letter. 8. COHEN. Ladies called BY
hrs. Cohen.
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ASTROLOGY.

MRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR BEE
M skill IN oretolng the future, has arrived and win
furnish nteigence about all circumstances Of life shs
ntorprets dreams law matters and love- by arogy book
and science, and tells to ladies and gentlemen the
the persens they will aso the Of vtorr
Mrs. Alvin speaks the English, French Germ "a
guages. Residence 70 Rvinston street, sshs sh
Bowery.
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILA DELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services to the ladies and gentlemen this cy
asrology, sye and law matters ting dreams &o
by books and science consantly relied by
will tell the name Of tie lady gentleman they will marry
ALSO the of the vstcrs Residence, no
street. Of Bowery. Ladies' TO conts gentlemen 81
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

RIO THE DEAF.-DR. HEATH DEvOTEs ESPECIAL
attention to Deafness discharges from the ear
the head blindness weak perfect sight and all
diseases of the and eye. For Of month TO
years, pamphlet Office, Az Howard street. Hours 10
till 2.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, ISe.

o>,s o' - =, r.s Al NsON, Sc.
WICBERSBAM's ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Wire railings, cast aud wrought iron railinRs,
Iron fences for farms, plantations &c.,
Iren bedstends, in great variety,
Iron furniture Of every description.
shrsacturer Of all the iron ratings the grounds
side the Crystal Palace also the DOME stairs newo stand
srde 10. Circulars drawings forwarded by the
surer. JOHN D. WfCKERSnAH No. Sl2 Broadway; vofss
HOS ~, ~ and 81 Levs street.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.


HOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
" jewsry.-GE0. G. ALLEN, importer. No. II Wan
street., near Broadway, second floor.
JuRSENsRN wArCHEs,
Warranted perfect time from. $50 10 $40
Dsplex and levers, from. l25 TO 10
ARdequarter second Watches for timing horsss LIS 70 $50
oERoNoNETERs.
Splendid pocket ohronometers. perfect hme
WATCHES
which eight days with wndng.. ll0 70 lSs
WATCHES,
Sot Ades, some hunting cases. 70
DIAMOND wArcHEs
For ladies' some in magic .......... $40 50
ZION chargo into three different watches 100 10 ITO
WATCHES
And turn the hands without KEY. ........ S5to In
ALL KINDS or WATCHES PRIcEs.
s,ne so id epns watenes four holes ieweeS va
Geld enamelled watches for the ladies . n
ve!d English patent levers. 50
Gold English patent levers, hunting oasos. '. "a
silver patent levers as low s.............. "a
Hlver detached levers rs low Observation-Disclosures Il
DIAMONDS. :.
dag ord earrng pins bracelets finger rings orossss
Tor sails At much less than the ugual prices
JgwELRy.
All kinds Of Rod chains gold wedding rnss sola ssxs
hea SEALS gold sad pencils gold and silver shn,bss
kraseet breost pins cuff pins okcts earrings sad al
silver srssaes gold toothpoks charms ehstelss shs;ss
10. .
sLvERwARr.
chsring silver spoons cups forks pie knives napkin ss
hpit knives, wedding cake knives, de. n'
Watches and ieweiry exchanged. All watches warranted
W Keep good ttsle or che money returned
PErAIRs.
Au Kinds IT watches and ceoks CLEANED and repaired
he lest manner at much loss thar the usual prces very
Wperior worinscn, and warranted.
Watches sent by mail cypress W AL par Of he United
eatea zee ef charge
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MATRIMONY.

"A city there must exist lady, possessing moneyed
qualifications but who, through error would
to and young gentleman good
family fair education &e but lacking the moneyed auac
tons now in good faith offer self above All commu
nicatons to be considered strictly confidential and in good
faith Address Strengthened Circumstances Broadway Post
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STOLEN GOODS.

SIOAEN GOODSs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, OCT IL, Is53.-
~ Owners wanted for the following roperty supposed
have been stolen at the First District Police Court
Tombs viz Thirteen smoked hams frame ntainu
eleven daguerroypes pictures Also at the Third District
Police Court One Frame hreboard, fork,
chain, mats cardboard, and quantity of
ing apparel coopers plane two shutters bird cage
tN shove CASTOR piece of ocloth copper dip
per lantern counterpane Also this office,
tegar porte monnaies ound) containing
tick ets and tie other gold coin.
GEORGE W. MATSELI. Chief of Police.
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LIQUORS, SC.

LIQUORS, SC.
5OO 900 CHOICE HAVANA sEaARs WINES OF
and finest Sn whsy 3
.sa ss:sp: e.
M sa eer Of tire 1
Broome street, corner Of Mercer
20 600 OLD STYLE JUGS scHlEDAx GIN. FIN.
soca NUNS and other fine champagne wne, oaTe from
H. w
W r.Esx W .1 RUN GIN sEdARS
families viii thy o sans7.
snps and c1.b
~~,.>~~,>o>~>o>>,,.tlAalO fEL .>o,o,,o,,
An. AMERICAN HOTEL IN RoME-noTEL DAME.
Rome ayThe subscribers having been at great expense
ing Dc
ted in the sada Babuuo at distance from the
under tn the q sie nGT Hotel tel
SEEKING hSs s sa to the
rarely 70 be met with IN Rome owing to the narrow streets
sss madS ,us e meet the peculiar ana n liberal
% pas ssf sas1r
suit Of rooms table dhote reading room and king
for sshea 70 s ff every description and
B 3. cc9S yTASsI, Projectors.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS VISITING HAVANA
IN Island Of cuba-Revere Housc-Ths the arses
and most in the city, block paiao.
OF the Captain General and from
stion is most desirable for English French
German and Spanish languages spoken The oleri
Of the house will be in attendance arrival of each
steamer Havana Horses carriages furnished All III
hours. s. RAYMOND propr;a,ras,
WORK FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET
Lqdgate hill The above house is centrally
ated has an excellent twelve private
ting between forty and fifty light bedrooms
good smoking cold shower baths ALWAYS
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge for SER
wants. The New York Herald Is filed. TIIOS QUARTER
MAINE ao proprietor of the Crown and Scepre Tavern
CreenwiehD tenders his grateful thanks America
friends for the avors he has long enjoyed their hands
and soicts their continued patronage
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MRS n. LANNAF WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
IVA and wGlzing caseea, at Montague Hall opposite N,
CITY Hail. Brooklyn, on wednesday Oct 10 Mrs. L. vii
be assisted by aer daughter Days Of tuition Wednesday,
and Saturdays, commencing at half past three O'Clock
Manees dangantes cxcusively for pupils and pstrons vii
DO gwen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

observation-disclosures ~~>N>~-~~>~>~>>~~~
Young S.n sa. SGT M
,y 81 Fs1rv %
dinner and conducted themselves throughout the day
and keeping yer' Of All kinds orSs sF,ssaby to
Proprietor of Bulls Ferry Hotel
ENLEETwooD-THE PUNcrUAL ATTENDANCE OF
all members Of this association Is on tas on
S when b S be- square
The nine hand Be had regular prices until the
price ali the other lands the Vicinity selling
NoTIcE-pERsoNs HAVING BAGGAGE REM ". n
a in III h m S N u nth
vi" be sold public Ii
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
CARRIAGE OR coUPEE WITH HARNESS, AS GOOD
wanted for which family ha 1 p0 wii Ss gwen
ZINE BAY HORSE FOR sALE;1,;A FINE HORSE, SIX
nss for &
want use about to leave the city Apply
iS1 between
EoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BLACK
81. and sd @ ssnd high Sns
sans family carriage or the saddle To BE- .ssn for sy
ton street, Brooklyn. :
DOR sALE.-A STRONG GIG, WITH HARNESS; ALL
At EsGa ss s ss for ss s9 A
seventh streets, in the store.
EoR sALE-A SPLENDID GRAY HORSE, OF THE
Morgan breed 1915 hands high six years old warranted
sound and kind Any wishing purchase good and
useful horse will do well to call and examine this before
chasing elsewhere Can be Qugg's Livery Stables
Duane street. Church street. at III Chambers street
L1oR sALE-A PAIR OF LONG TAILED BAY HORSES,
six and old, warranted perfectly sound kind
and gentle l6 hands high half brothers. always driven
together for private Sold for want of employ only APP
ply at III Front street, up stairs.
DOR sALE-A sORREL HORSE SEVEN YEARS OLD,
Can be seem an Mr. Stable % 20 rmns
street.
old broken to saddle and harness. trot
inside of three minutes perfect, and stylish driver. Sold
because the owner going to Europe Apply in front office
second story, No. ~ Nassau street.
E,OR SALE-TwO YOUNG HORs Es; ONE IRON GRAY,
the other bright bay together with carts and harness.
and kind Sold only for want Of use Apply at 92 Vest
DOR sALE-ONE BRIGHT BAY HORSE SIXTEEN
hands high perfectly gentle and kind in all harness.
rot mile in three minutes to wagon; would make good
and harness. The whole will be sold right the has
for them Apply to SAMMIS WHEELER, SO Henry
street. where they can be seem
T livery STABLE FOR SALE.-THE LEASE STOCK,
and fixtures Of old established livery stable situated
horses coaches, and harness. &C. The lease has
nearly three to with good two story fro proof
horses carriages and DONG
excellent business The proprietor having other business
will Of the
THURS carriage factory, lO2 Laursns street
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale of horses harness. saddles &c.
JOHN IL. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKIN0.

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
MADAME J. FINIELs, AGENT, 459 BROADWAY,
M entrance 1l9 Grand street, first door, will open on
Wednesday next 18th of October her rich assortment Of
Paris fall millinery head dresses ribbons, flowers embro
dsries, laces, 30, received by the last steamers
DARIs FEATHERS, RIBBONS, BONNETs, ADJUST
received 500 dozen rich ostrich tips 200 do do marabout
styles ribbons which, together with large and
low for cash, by J. H. HOMER,
"a and C6 John street, corner Of William.
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ENURS PARIS FUR CoSTUMEs.-THE EXHIBITION
Of for the approaching season comprises large and
varied collection of novelties of transcenden spendor and
nagnfcence among which the De Fisherusse Russian
fur ooak tho Spanish mantla lie Petite NUT the czsran
the fur cardna stand prominent The fsherusse
the elegant we'll the most comfortable article
justly be termed the novelty
Of the Also splendid designs rich velvet
sloaks trimmed with choice furs fashionable PsIis
The rich furs velvet supercede
every other description Of trimming for winter costume and
cause fur trimmings to BIO universally worn.
CHARLES COOK,
Fur Manufacturer and Skin Importer 625 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS,

nRAB DEvoNsHIRE KERSEys.-JUST RECEIVED
81 cases light, dark: and fawn drab kerseys OF low
priced medium ard superne qualities Also four o.
super fancy and plain French eameres Liberal discount
70 the trade JAMES BURk, Jr, American print works. n
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THE sUBsCRIBERV STOCK
nations, 10 now ready ~ inspeo-
comprise tho greatest ID Earest
=, pslerines, viotorin0, tippets,
shionable Rrmsss IN \ e ever OK.
/. Some rf0h speoinels Of inpe-
,ngst this collection, and - the
valuable skins is now prohibited
find the present . most desirable
GEO. RnI,PIN S6l Broadway
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TINTED STATES NAVY
~ Sailors Extra Pay Office
No. 81 FALL street,
rH0hASTa RRAvNApn
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MINE PIANOFoRTEs AND ONE MELODEON TO LIE
IN and tuned at 81 So So So So and - per month, for
sale the cheapest New York. Apply to N. DUMSDAY.
teacher OF music, 22J Grand street.
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY.-ALL u. s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
served in u g. vessel in the Pacific any time ow
Bs8 70 1888, promptly obtain their double pay
EDWARD BIsSELL, ASsaA
slssai PuSsag u. NJ 10 9ouks william hsiow wa n
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GRAND APOLLINEA, NO. 10 BOND STREET.-P. sA.
~ RhtCO has the honor 70 inform his friends and the
public that he has opened subscription for grand s0rce
to take place the 9th October together with
Of lessons in dancing to be taken before the LIST Of De-
cen Der next Tickets for the soiroe only s. including
twelve lessons So or twenty lessons SIG The amateurs
de dance will be gratiaod TO learn that besides all tho
dances he has taught for years past no has
invented an elegant one called La Refine dos
DanseN and also o the most graceful Of polka
rcdowa quadrcs likewise the old fashioned dances Titled
+" lc MeutSt, and new fashionable gsllopall Of which
VIII 10 taught by the Inventor in very lew lessons In
order to se additional eeat and pleasure r.
engaged Tie music band of the National Guard led by Mr.
Noll the most distinguished performer in New York
fashionable dances. For further particulars apply tho
Aronca. N BThe public informed that the class
children commence Wednesday 18th instant half
past two O'Clock, l.. VI.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

49, - >~N-e~>~s
DANCING ACADEMY-No / WASHINGTON PLACE
~ NINE. GRAVIER. DESJARDINS begs to inform her
pupils that her lessons will take place Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 80 o'clock NJ usual at the above place
For particulars apply to Nine. G. Residence 2 Wooster
street, near Washington square.
DANCING ACADEMY-OPEN BY sIGNoRs PLANCI
~ and T.. Peracchio dance called La Sauteuse
well received among the high societies in Europe taught
HANGING ACADEMY.-A GHERARDI BEGs TO IN
~ form his patrons and the public that he will reopen his
course OF Instructions In classes at his No.
Fourth avenue opposite Clarendon House. Saturday De,
49, at 81 o'clock NJ Glasses Of young ladies and
Tuesdays and Fridays att Private lessons in FAM.
cs will also be given and classes attended TO in schools and
academies All communications addressed to gnor G. viii
be promptly attended to.
E,ERRER0's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 50 WEST
Fourteenth streeMadame c. Debreul Ferroro, and her
brother EdwRra Fcrrerc will reopen their academy Sat
uray, Oct Young lsdcs and masters eassos Wcdnes
days and Saturdays and Mondays and Thuraday at S
M commsneing Oct gantlemens evening cias hondsys
and Thursdays, at IN M sDcing Dot. IL. Prvats
lessons von Glasses aud schools saended soreee
usual
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH-DR. REED, 200 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets Artificial teeth and
gums introduced from to entire set In superior and
substantial manner Ladies gentlemen suffering from the
aades Of their teeth will please call address above.
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r AIDES FANCY FURS.
II Of rich fancy furs Of all
tim, and will be found to
assortment Of NUTS, ouifl
sapes, Talmas, and other fl
hibited In ono esta blishm emf
rial Russian sable arc am
further expectation Of those
by the autocrat, ladies will
opportunity Of purchasing.
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AIRS sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M italian sacred and secular has decided 70
hours each day for the instruction Of yosnS
room Segun will be happy 70 give all information con-
corning plans &o ut her residence, ~ street,
near broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

CARRIAGE OR COUPE, WITH HARNESS. AS G0OI
~ as new wanted for which family horse VIII be given
in part State particulars Address box 26ll Post once
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| 1EUsIcAL-wANTED, A TENOR SINGER, RESIDING
M in Brooklyn, for a church choir Apply to WIN A.
BURTIS Jr. ~ Merchants Exchange, Wall street, New
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FANNY FUE6Ss
ENURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-UUPLICATES
Of all tho shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
the greatest In every variety Of from choice SKINS
selling by the subscriber at moderate prices Also
splendid desns in rich velvet eoaks trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal ernins sable
mink stone martin Buenss Ayres chnohla Russian lynx
the every plumago OF the grebs from the lake Of
and variety Of other choice furs Ladies and vste
respectfully invited to view these beautiful
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, 625 Broadway.
Several stuffed sables and ermines SALE
worthy the attention Of naursts which arrived toe late
fer the Crystal Palace.
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E,OR sALE-THE LEASE OF NINE LOTS OF GROUND
at of Twenty ninth street. North river all fronting
Twenty and adjoining the bulkhead Inquire
the nremaea.
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A BEAUTIFUL NEW Bill LARD TABLE FOR SALE.
~ with all the fixtures win be sold cheap to cash epS
tomsE AHPly TO Y RAPP n Ann itgeeA
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DOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BAY BLOOD MARE,
seven old broken to saddle and harness can tro
inside Of three minutes perfect and stylish driver Sold
because the going to Europe Apply in front Office
second story, No. ~ Nassau street.
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the other bright bay together with carts and harness.
without the carte The horses will be warranted sound
and kind. Sold only for want Of use Apply at 1852 West
Twenty eighth street. MARY GOODWIN.
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dor SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, SIXTEEN AND
II half hands high, dark bay and eight years old.
Also wagon and harne in good order Will be sold at
great bargain $75 at ROONEYS stable Of La
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MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF BRUSSELS AND
M Chantly laces removed to No 596 Broadway Ne
topoltan Hotel To let the second door Of the house No
sB Broadway. Apply to JULES DELCROIX, No. sos
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TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLoAKs MADE Ex-
Pres to the Subscribers order for city retail
trade will be opened and displayed to-day the Paris
ha Emporium SOL Broadway They made Of the richest
Lyons velvet ain and embrodsrsdO and fine ladies'
CLOTH Also, ready endless of
cloth tamas and fbusers for which
H SO great demand. GEO. BULPIN, 3bl Broadway.
VELvETS CLOTHS, AND TRIMMINGS ALFRED
EDWARDS x Co.. No. and ii Park place, have Just
resolved choice assortment Of ladies cloths
ooored superior Lyons velvsts for eoak Also large
attractive Of rich cloak trimmings 70 which they
invite the attention of buyers.
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T,ORDHAM BUILDING LOTS-THE BALANCE UN:
sold Of the Fordham property be purchased at pri
If applied comprising OF the
most desira BILE lots Apply to PETER PARKS or IENAS
NEWELL, No. Nassau street and 4 Broome street. oppo-
Harlem Railroad depot.
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| TITO LET-A COTTAGE AND HALF AN ACRE OF
ground pleasantly situated at Clifton, Staten Island
mile from Vanderbits landing Inquire OF f. A.
WALTON, No 67 Wall street, Of Mr.. Thompson, ferry
| master, Whitehall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

We have e kY ne. with d hindrtnce except We
have been compelled TO 20 from Place 10 another
by roundabout roe6s-pd-ks-they have roads il al
tie IApd For example, the d-rec; road from D1HsAs
cur TO jerusalem, By Tberu IL impossible i tst
from Dauacus 70 Beirut No Prank traveller as been
rnoiested except where Be1ouirs wander. They are
indscriminste brgsnds. We manage 20 keep clea- Of
them by going three days r0E.d The DISTURBED eonry
We have jus; been 70 visit the ruin Of Nebhr Al
ger and the ancient walls Of town Of same name
BY. Nothing inportan, remains Of ether At tie
iount IN, there are extensive foundations Of tempe
and traces Of stree, leading thence the tOwn TIE
vss Of the lsttsr are similar b. those Of Bsbe but
more tuined Some ht Is reflected upon history ~
pretty well ascer.zined fact TIA. his s the site Of the
ancient CHALcTus Mentioned By Josephus. There Il a
large fountain twenty minutes north Of Neahr Anger
near which are also the foundations Of extensive
temple The fountain Is called Nebhr shenty'
(Sprirg Of our svn,) A large stream OF pure water
vu,hes cut at the foo, Of AntLebsnon and sovs Of in
deep river through the beautiful plain Of e Bakhr
The sncient had great reverence for fountains, H
their sacred buildings them indicate The noderns
generally turn them 10 better account, though here
they flow UNDECIDED Ia their uadiminished abundance
and purity the people from their appearance, forget
ting their additions and using them only TO turn small
awkward mile ard an ill-nnsnsged irrigation
have not time for description and so close By ssy-
ing to my friends, ne are ssjs and bidding them
whichever political party may have .rumphed in your
recent election, be thankful for good Government,
snd honor Il well. w.s.B.
SiGon. Give have returned safe through the
Druse country. On our way we passed over The ned
Of the fight alluded above and the blood Of he
slain and wounded still staining the ground We aso
net several companies Of troops concentrating 3,
Zshlee Hence we infer there il no prospect Of settling
the difficulties in dispute. The movements Of the Gov
eminent are too tardy and irregular produce terror
and their policy TOO niggardly to command respect.
The final result viii no, soon be learned without
tire change Of policy. WEB.