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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMONIAL vIRTUOUs, WELL BRED, HAND
M interesting looking young lady, Of from
twenty old with small dover desiring AZ
ctonate sh)y educated intelligent and moral husband.
who will satisfy all doubts by sufficient references by i'm
rncdtey addressing Amor Herald office stating place and
time OF interview, &C., may hear Of somcthng desirable
NIATRINoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
N Lover.-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
DON will send address, receipt Of dollar post
paid pain directions enable ladies gentlemen to
he devoted affections of the opposite tho
tearts desire The simple but capt
waiting that all be married irrespective Of
position and nst though not least, be
ranged with such and dei.ccy that detection mpos
sible address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No let
tiers taken from the Post Once unless the postage paid
ANTHOLOGY.
e, sBUMAN JUST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, OF.
his services in astrology physlognomy and signs
gives satisfactory information He be consulted In
matters concerning love- marriage pat present. and future
&c Naytes calculated for ladies and gentlemen.
Once 729 Houston street. between Macdougal and Varick
strcets.
AIRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEB
M skill In oreellipg the future, has arrived snd will fur
about all life She inter
matters and love by astroogy hooks
seence and tells to ladies and gentlemen the Of the
person they marry also tho Of her visers Nrs
Alvin speaks th. English French and German anguagea
Shc hours rom u IN 70 SRI Ladies e eests ss"sis
men 81
MRS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TENDERS
M her 10 the ladies gentlemen OF this city
in astroogy love and law matters interpreting Dreams
&o by books ard SCIENCE unity relied by poleon
and will ten tho Dnme & the lssy or gentleman they will
Jopes street. Of Bowery Ladies 90 conts; gentle
men 81.
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l 1sIs VII IN sDS ii sSs sss.s = s
; sass r''1''' desirable 1'' f. IN
CAPoN SPRINGS, vIRGINIA-rHl MOUNT AIN
\. gsn. sa
not be surpassed and the waters remedy for
s'u rA''m.''" and 's'.'''f PsoFsrErs
DEsIRABLl WATERING PLAcE-THE NEW YosR
~. Bay ss.s s.a.s.d :, n. NV Yoss bay .sou;
Il:
y
Being 50 near Il: CITY Particularly desirable for
e. PEER
GH, !.E;s ~ HoraI..rnIs .LIcAsr AND FASH
WITH It's ADDITIONS aS sso hsa
s s';ss ~ss
sss S. bs5:s & w's
high reputation As nrst class hotel G. DONAsI.
HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMLToN-Is OPEN
fer ard sIansient boarders Parties wishing
p.ss and sosadis steam
ss;' .gs 70 Capt and AHs '1y: pier
Inst the boat will leave New York s:sR
RIRK's BowERY HOTEL. CONDUCTED ON THa
desiring coed rsasonssIs price
Fri 4: 81 airy. xe. snd oas kiRM
grietor s9s Beysry. Of Sixth street. junction o.
r ARDS MANSION HOUSE. GArE NORRIS HOUSE,
sior 81 Solsesfs s.a visi'ss' i'm. Y IN,
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW RoeHaIIE: ny, sNow
lar trips on or about tho mddss 81 june eayns M
sHss S;ss s4y
PAVILION HOTEL, oLENcovE. I; This FAyoE.
open reception II boardsrs and visitsrs Is
3. IT, ~ :: s s u:
OF being one Of The best kept houses the country
sp No.
SEA SIDE HoTELzoN THE OCEAN SHORE, SEVEN
renoed New York Hotel keeper
CEA BATHING-HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
~, Fort 1T ssss and magnificent sst,bshme1. il
climate and the numerous attractions Old Point
~ ss '
ana ss nsS has R inn
ancient assistants h.ve been shall
omitted to promote the somfor. and Of
Psssrssnrs Baltimore wilmington PhisdspSa' and New
'iA 'AD pA'jJS ss p REYNOLDS Co, Proprissors
SEA BATHING,-UNITED STATES HOTEL LONG
s AZ. % e st
sfs and tran err R 1ssr K e nj s'e Co.
TUE Pow Elton. HOUSE on, SsEyInURs, WILL BE
application for rooms desirable, many are already
gagged II. BLAKE.
TIVE COLLINS HoTEL-coRNER OF CANAL AND
West streets fronting the river, offer six parors
with baths and let with board reasonable terms
Also few single
WAyERIEY norEL, 81 Bn;oApwAY, coREnE Q,
s s1s vel: a. nav 70 s
l. ". EErALI4 sT Brosdwas
WHITE LAKE HOTEL TEN HOURS FROM THE
w city.-Spend o week month In the country with
change air Diet the mountain air Of White Lake the
crystal waters of White Lake morning bath in
best of fishing in White Lake, and sail the
Of White Lake while families enjoying the myrials
of frui. which abound about W hite Lake meadow.
Three churches spacious board five dollars per
week servants and children s. 80 Guests leave the by
the Erie Mail trains stop Cocheet where
stages in waiting for the hotel For particulars address
G. E. W0OLDRIGE, White Lake. Sullivan county, New
York.
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LEGAL NOTICE =.

CUPREME CoURT.-Ik The MATTER OF THE AT-
- pcaton OF the Mayor, flGermsn and Commonalty Of
the city Of New York relative the opening or z3d street
from bird avenue to the the side
Mount Morris square in the Twelfth ward Of said city thu
OF Estimate and assessment In tss above
titled matter hereby give notice pursuant to the statutes
in such made and provided TO the owner
cupsnt occupants OF all houses and lots and improved
unim snds affected thereby and to all others whom
1t may concern, as follows. to witt
First That they have completed their est ate and
ont and that all whose affected Tiers:
by and who may opposed to the present their
objections in writin to William H Filing ESQ., the chair
man of said Commissioners 1t his ofnce, No 70 Nassau
street in the city OF HsT York. before tho sd day Of
June
Second That the AbsrAct of the estimate and
containing the Of tho Of the lots assessed
the mbers of such lots they the
ComDssioners together with such map and the Of
the adavts estimates and other documents which
used by the said Commissioners making their estimate
and have been deposited In the Street Comis
of the city Of New York. there to
day Of July next
third Xso that the limits embraced by this assessment
follows that n to says the lots Of land sitna.e In
the Twelfth Of the city New and which
together bound the by the eastey side Of the
street the easerly side Of Mount Morris
square the east by the westerly side Of the Sc ona
tween m street 2ith and the south by the
line of the centre Of the block between 1d street aud lid
street. excepting thererom such streets and
parts Of streets and have already been opened
IS the is laid out the Of the said Commission
Drs, deposited - aforesaid
Fourth Also that report the above entitled mat
ter will be made and to the Supreme Court Of
the State of Now York at special Of the said
urda the ed day ofJuly g. 1885, At the opening Of the
court that day. and that then and there.
thereafter counsel ear be heard motion will Ss MAIDS
that said report DO confirmed
IA.
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MUSICHL..


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Brcsdvay.
4 oRsAr BARoAIN-A SPLENDID SEVEN oe.
M ~: % perfect
:ssi sis' ~ 4 y'; K:
KIDD's NEW YORK cLARIoNEr AND BRAS!
A. Band would respectfully notify military companies and nd
&c. sssssa:s with iii su%ss. q Flute
1''s''i'' 0'''A' A. KIDD leader 1875 Ale. street.
sratsd Of and Of y:
Vim nok1sE wxTEks 10 5, s.sss~sy. NV 1sss
s.:!: ssss:.: :1s .s::
isrty G. Cos piaso. subscriber hs. been o
ssd take The .s.s .so,: =,
M .i:g a ..s
Vii climate Go. have sss;ss,y sss s:s:
depth Ct tone and elasticity to .Rysh1s that Ia;
to-
the most liberal terms. Pianos TO let
No 333 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street.
fortes % octave, Of superior tone touch and anish
'fiRss
MUSICAL INsTRUCTION.-ONE OR TWO PUPILS
viii 30 Instructed on the pAnoforts by young LADY
they be Instructed her residence 50 per quarsea
frequired ia out Sl2
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION-A FEW PUPILS WILL
~ be instructed the piano by al.dy at her residence
rs.r Hpy ps5 ss
DfANOFORTE FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE GRAND
action rosewood & octave pian0forte for sale cheap
from Of the first makers in the world Apply at Park
place. j. HANVEY.
DHILIP EkN EST, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, AND
teacher Of the Boehm and other utes and guitar has
removed to 82l Broadway, corner of Twelfth street.
CMITHS SUPERIOR MELODE0NS.-THESE MELO-
- deems tuned the equal temperament like the moian
planes and and superior to in the har
mGny being egnsy good in all the keys For sale whols
WATERS, 1888 broadway. corner Of Anthony street.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, &c.

- New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company" man
Caourc this railing in style at twenty five cents
foot lees than by the old method Castings Of all kinds
with description Of iron work for buildings bank and
vault doors shutters brackets columns vault graf
ngs balconies verandahs Once and desk railing and
window guards wall stays &c executed with despatch and
at most reasonable charges Foundry foot Of 46th street.
North River Specimens in seotona to be at their
warero oms, No 10 Duane street. few doors cast OF
BrCu
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DOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR SPAN OF WELL
Il matched carriage horses sso, fine bay saddle
horse Aoply the ooachman in the stable Of No 81
East Twenty fret street.
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CLOTHING.

TyLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADYEf
~ and gentlemen having TO dispose Of receive fs
oash price by sending to the stores II West Broadway place
Canal street. and t2 West Broadway letter pei
poet addressed TO COHEN Asdss attended to BY Ms
oh
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NEWFOUNDLAND ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COW
IN pany.-0fhee, No ii Wall street New iork, Juns7
1853 fbe Interest Coupons the Bonds Of this Com
due the 9Th Of July next payable at the king house
Of Mess George Pesbody Company in London, also
be the ExchangeD
at Messrs. Duncan sherman Il Co.'s, New York.
CHAS 2. 3. KEEP. Secretary.
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E,oR SALE-COACH, HORSES AND HARNESS-A
handsome and fashionable COACH with patent axtes,
made by Mix of New York with pair fgray horses al
harness AZ complete. Price for all only $780, Apply at
554 Pearl 81 rect, in the store.
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JyOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE, WAGON, AND HAIR
The horse fast traveller and good driver the
Wagon enameed les Their top but little used Sold
count Of the owners the city Can be ut No
Rivington street, the Bowery Underhs STABLE
apply at Sc Spruce street.
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EXTRA PAY,

stAuoWs WHO SERVED IN FHE UNITED sTATXs
az - sts ~ 1889 IN the Pscito 0e3xn
YpEk I'd sIssgLt. AS-nA
sai vaAs eusssg Y. a kssr. Ne ~ Scala W0AAAA ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.-
~ phia-from pier No North river Two lines daily, at
10 A. d. ana 2P NJ Accommodation line, At 10 A. M by
Trenton to south Amhoy cars to
and steamboat Stockton to Philadelphia. FareS2 Ex
line at r. M by steamboat John Potter TO Amboy
thence direct Camden through in four hours and
half Tars$3 Returning, leave PhiladelphiA at ~ A.
M. and y. N.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad-United States and Express
Lines through in oar hours New York foot OF Cort-
land street at g. aud Mand 4ao and $50 p NJ Leave
Philadel Dha at $50 A. M via ensington, and A.
and l9 sad 80 7. M from foot Of Wsaut street F,s
3d. ~ 10 for second oiass in the M from New York and
~ j.. M. from Philadelphia Through tckots sold. and
p2sSsngers and through baggage carried for BaHmore,
Warrington Norfolk and Charleston In the and A. NJ
srd $40 sud $50 r. tssios and connections ce.tan with
tel4AL .is-9 pGsEonge- WIN harEtIs
10 l.rly st on uiaatse tcsoce .hs traias leave.
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ENOR SALR-A HANDSOME ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE,
with pole and shafts and seats for four
used close carriage. VIII be sold cheap Can
be at ISAAC FORDS carriage factory I6 Elizabeth
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dor sALE-AN EXTENSION TOP BAROUCHE FOR
or two horses Has been but little used cost $780,
and will be sold for $75 Apply to Ward Shaw, corner
where il can be
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MEDICAL.

nOCT0R HUNTER CAN BE CONSULTED AS USUAL
IL from A until ~ r. M, at his old Huntsrian dr.
pensary No Division street. New York; established in
1884 Albany office No Beseker street, Of Bread
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EoR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL AND MUCR ADMIRED
sorrel horse perfectly sound tall fast ana gentle
lamb both in single and double harness Price $40 Can
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NoLIAN PIANOS. AT III BRoADWAY-A LARor
assertmsnt Of pianos from the Celebrated house of
iss Davis C. ofss:tSS. Al;s he ysi hasya ias.r.
hand pianos various makers sale very low
prioes, Pianos TO lst LINCOLN THOMPSON. No. III
RrCadyav - -
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LNoR SALE-A DAPPLE BAY HORSE. SIXTEEN
hands high, fine family horse stylh kind, and gen
tie in respect an Is six old Sold for want of
use Price $40. Apply to d. X. UNDERHILL 2H Wash
in ntnnst rcnf
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E'oR sALE--A VERY SUPERIOR HORSE, FAST,
gentle, aud very handsome Goes In all harness. Apply
Ut No all street, third floor back room.
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EOR ALBANY-FARE 4l.-ALBANY AND NEW
trains AZ and M Connecting at Albany with
central lines of railroads North and West. from the
through tickets be and baggage checked for
seBgers also received at Brooe and Bovory and Twenty
sxth street and Fourth stations The above trains
will land at Croton Falls and Chatham Four
Corners only All other trains will start from City Hall
station corner OF Tryon row and Centre Streets ~ hero
tofore.
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NOTICE TO TRACToRs.-CATTAwIsSA WILL
Transport and Erie Railroad Sealed proposals will he
receives at the engineers office in Catawssn Columbia
county Pennsylvania until the arst day of July next for
the grading and track laying of that Of the
CatAwsa Wiliamsport and Erie ilroad extending from
Cstawssa TO Mtona distance Of about twenty fv miles
The will be divided into sections of about mile In
proiles of tho work will he the
ooe in Catawsa for ter DAYS previous to the day
Of letting. THOMAS A. EMhET, Chief Engineer.
Inn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

A -FOUR YEARS OLD BAY STALLION COLT FOR
IL sale fifteen hands high, warranted sound and kind in
all kinds Of harness. he just from the country Wonld suit
grocery person having light work. lie is
fast traveller ard well broke lie will be sold cheap the
owner has for him. Inquire of
JOHN CAffREY, 81 Ninth avenue.
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AEONEY-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODS,
M groceries segArs hardware pianos, boots stationery
Natches jewelry, merchandise personal property
generally in yums to suit spply to E. WOOD No. 81
FULTON street. second Aosr, Office hours from A. n to
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nR. COBBETT. NO. 10 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
- Chatham and William streets. ". B.-Dr. c. II .
Dor Of tho New York University. Once hours from A. II.
to z. L., Sundays excepted
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NARRIAGES-3s CANAL sTREETHAT WIN Raj
~ FEhTY's a handsome assortment Of coaches, rock
gigs gig phaetons, Breets light
and other descriptions of vehicles anty hand and
for sale. Also two six seat secon dhand rockaways
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r ARDS MANSION HOUSE, GArH NORRIS HOUSE,
IL Long Bransh, Nev Jersey will be opsn the reosI
tior bosreees Aad visitsrs June 10.
- 800 SANL. LAIRD Prepxete1,
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PANoRAMA HALL oes BROADWAY. E.sAMFoRDs
River from IT'S mouth to the Falls Of Anthony also
msgninceI painting of the discovery of the River
Soto in the year 15il Exhibition evening" at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at O'Clock Admission %
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DEsIRABLl WATERING PLAcE-THE NEW YORK
~ Bay Sotsl, situated on the New York bay, about
sss Will miles non ssrssy cisy ana a view =
most beautiful panoramic views Of the hArbor and bay
bean put thorough repair for the The
cannot DO surpassed for purity Of air good bathing
All the comforts AID nsessssries Of summer residence and
being the city particularly desirable
and professional gentle omnibuses from Jerssy
City ferry ~ the Hotel PETER DWYEk, Proprietor.
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CTEAN LETwERN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys now
steamship GLASGOW, oG2 TONS A6 horse power Robert
Craig viii leave New York for Glasgew Sat
Ssptsmt at o'cc,k First cabin saloon state
reomsO $50; do. do midship do SIS; second osbn $50;
third class. $20-stewards fees included. Apply to
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE N. r, 10 NOW
open The steamer Norwalk will ssnmenee her rsgu-
lar trips about the middle Of June ieAying N
time House wharf every morning at o'clock sud the y
from fulton Market sIpD every afternoon Al "a s,slosk
PICK r WILETS
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ftASTLE GARDEN.-THESE PREMISES WILL BE
~ let to party parties for the Fourth July and
evening. For particulars inquire Of
FRENCH HEISER.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART CON
tanning series two hundred authentic paintings by
the most seesr,ted Italian Spanish Flemish and Rronsh
Yernet is open for exhibition S43 Broadway near
Union park Admission 20 cents Exhibition hours from
A. M. to 10 p NJ
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BY Ford in good order having been recently vanished
and put in complete repair. Price $l40. Inquire
WADES stable Hicks street. of Pacific street.
South ferry, Brooklyn.
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A N EXCELLENT BILL is OFFERED, THIS'AFTER-
N and evening ut the St Charles Theatre CAPT.
CHAnLO1TE. the piece in which the celebrated Mrs.
Howard played upwards of hundred London
and two excellent farce make the bill to night This
Theatre the coolest and most comfortable any the
ri
Butte record., 1853-11-12
THE TELEGRAPH.

"Canst thou send ightnires, that they may 90, and
say unto thee, Here We are?' -'scRIrrURE.
1t is even so. The inquiry has been
answered In one grand and magnificent
sense. The querist and man of patience
little dreamed, when using this splendid
metaphor to give greater effect to his re-
proach, and to illustrate the power of
Omnipotence, that he was but uttcring
eulogy upon science, while he claimed for
the Deity but an attribute within the
province of mortal triumphs and mortal
genius: 'Canst thou send lightnings,
that they may go, and say unto thee,
Here We arel'n That restless and am
bilious thing, the human mind, unde-
TERED by the subtlety of divine themes,
or the awfulness of ethereal problems,
has boldly pushed investigation through
out the domain of electrical phenomena,
and fettered the hoary potentate of
storms on his very throne. Nay, it has
torn away the scepter Of the fierce god,
sequestered the clements of his realm,
and tanned the spirit of tempests to do
the weak bidding of man. Science in
this has surpassed itself 1t has not only
accomplished prodigy, but has worked
nnracle-a miracle so vast, so incom-
prehensible, that the age, much as it has
advanced in knowledge and enlighten-
ment, cannot compass the extent of the
discovery to which it has given birth
The lightnings have been trained to ut
ter the language of man Can we con-
ceive of anything more sublime or grand;
more thrilling or lofty in the field of i'm
aglnatlon' We aspire in our arrogance
to count the suns and planets within the
visual, range; explore the scope of the
physical heavens; transfer light apd re-
vealed darkness to canvass; initiate the
works of the Creator in senseless stone;
compress air into dense and powerful
bodles-generate motive agency from
water-follow comets and blazing her
aids through trackless wastes; and Enowl-
edge and science in these pursuits have
acquired immortal honors. But what is
all this to subjugating the lightnings, the
NEUROLOGICAL voice Of Jehovah, the fear
full omnipotence of the clouds, causing
them in the fine agony of chained sub
mission, to do the offices of common
messenger-to whisper to the four cor
ners of the earth the lordly behests of
lordly man. DE BOWS REVIEW.
Butte record., 1853-11-12
AN ARTIST AS WAS AN ARTIST.

A party met at the above Blocker
street. mansion of a friend who had made
a lucky hit in the tea, cake and coffee
business, and set up his establishment on
the ton principle. Everything was re-
cderode, as one of the gentlemen with
moustachois observed, and the tapestry,
the carpets, and the pictures were be-
e-w-tiful!" as the young said
One of the finest "works of art" en-
bellishing the parlor-walls of the host,
MIR. Alright, was large and exquisite
ly elaborated crayon sketch of Ruth at
the Well, and of course this chef d'our-
re attracted no little attention; and when
the encomiums were coming thick and
fast from the ladies' and gentlemen, the
host came up and astonished the compa-
ny by observing
"Ah-h-h. that's superb, isn't it la
dies-isn't it grand"
"Be-e- -tiful" cried they.
"Superb! very inel" said the gents.
"My wife drew that" said Alright.
"You don't say SOL" exclaim the ladies'.
els it possible! splendid genius!' echo
the gents.
''Can't be beat-wouldn't take a hun
dred dollars for it," says the host.
Hundred dollarsn' exclaims one of
the gents, Mortified at the idea of an
"above Bleecker" talking of selling the
efforts Of his wife's genius; SITS worth
thousandlo
"Oh, dear! don't mention itr' cry the
ladies. ''Mrs. Alright will be positive
ly shocked at your remarks upon her
picturcp'
"Well, it's pretty-very pretty,o con
tinued the host. 'They get 'em up in
Paris, l 'spect, pretty cheap!''
"Oh, what dem'd vulgaw fellow''-
sottO r0ce-says gent; che talks as
mercenary as a dem'd Jew, or Gipsey,
over the divine labors of his elegant wifel
shocking! horid!''
"Dem'd horridl" was whispered around
the room.
During this hubbub over the picture,
Mrs. Alright came brushing into the
parlor, rattling and rustling in stiff bro
cades and lace work The gents were
the first to observe that Mrs. Alright
did not "powr-tway" any very highly
developed physiological or chronological
evidences of great genius; she might be
great in domestic affairs, but she hardly
looked the artist! The ladies and the
gents gave Mrs. A. all manner of re-
ception, Of course, and louder than ever
went on the eulogiums of the picture
''Oh! ah, yes; | drew it last winter,n
said Mrs. A. eve had lottery at our
house, and poor young fellew put up
his pictures; Mr.. Alright made me take
ticket, and I dreno that picturer'
Somebody announced Supper about
that time, and all vamosed.- = Yankee
RLdde
Butte record., 1853-11-12

Purity HEADs.-This is the last word
that has been added to the political nom
enclature of New York. It is applied
to the Barnburners, who have softened
under the influences of Office. as to Dix