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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

f,oRPoRATi NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given the owner or owners occupant Or
81 houses and lots proved unnproved lands anect
cd thereby following assessments have been
ee by and are in the ohoe OF inc
7s-For aasgng north side Of Seventh street Inc Limits
and lots Of around lots pieces and parcels OF
situated north side Of Seventh street, a. west corner OF
d. and street four hundred ees
Of three lots west thereof All
interests affected by named ASSESSMENTS ana
who are opposed same either Of the arc
10 prest their objections in writing to the ~
she Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty Gays irom
shs date Of tAs NOTICE. ,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, fAesessors.
CHAkLES MoNlELL, :.
o6oo Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Dec "a
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s---ss-.s---.-
DANCING ACADEMIES.

THE Art or DANCING. AT 81 EAST THIRTEEhTH
street. fourth house vest Of Breadyay.-Me. ChUR-
RAIDS ladies, mssoe and masters will COM
nco on tho week January Pupils received at
tine during tho remaining part OF the season. on Wednes
day and Saturday, at IL O'Clock noon. and so afternoon.
Sofrees every last Thursday OF each month, lrs, rAs
plsatsS ia Asssad,nos AZ each tesso0,
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WATCHES, yMWHLRY. &c.

fJRYSTAL PALACE NEW YEARS PRKsENTs.-HUN7
Smith, ana syarsnsh. 70 the Queen ISs New Bond
splendid display Of diamond gold Watches eli.
yer plate, DOR for SALE In class xiii. British Depart
CHARLES Ao0RIDGE, who Il in attendance daily Is the
Crystal Palace, or Of 7N Broadway.
GCOD BARGAIN-GOLD NAGIC WATCH, LEFT
with Squire, Lander Co., Fulton street. for for
S5 cash. most beautiful magic watch heavy cases.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1853 ssg sSn
ZION .rsss A. r. ana svo dairy trains, a.g a .
sols Tss
wbisoha and Nop.resl me svsins eonree E,h ,hs Tss
r. .5 as e & ana ' -
srsass sSsss Sss h. ssossssa baggage ehssSs
|" sSS.aIsss'''d5' +" S Ssasio.
ss..s saa s'Sss. an:
as Is ss M sssl 4 viii M
Ply station. saraSi =: SsnEs
1yAApEN AND A.noY RAILROAD 40 PnIl.ApA.,
RaA and aao f'I CONN iiss - A. NJ s.
sa c c AS ss. ss y
John Potter 70 Amboy shcSs' dissS, Camden ~ o"rs
uUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.--TRAINs DAILY rRoH
- Ch.Ihs.s Stree; for AsanI t.a s
ss trains reashing Buffalo Eopsrsai a. 10 O'clock sa,
'! NAH sa,. A. xrhrersa way ssalas a. IA Il and
.ows prf fe' sf =. n. pos iSss.s s r EoS reass
scspae, 73o 4. y and n n Passengers taken - Cha
'I5 sndss asns srss csns = ses xsss,
and Troy stopping spSJ HsT ' ssssos
Ss.ss "a s j:SssssiS II Ssi:zs I.iI: ksSIss:
ND sSnses Pon ft.s Rarosd
Broadway and Canal sreo and Iwcntysiash ssrSs
Baggage checked shrcush There arc only Two change, Of
ss: q S sS; HYsE ia
ATRW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Raiiresd-U. 8 Man and Eaprsm Lines
Leave Now York. foot Of Corslands ggect All and II
H.; and ~ and ~ r n Leave rhlsdelphia. ~ 10
IN ii A. NJ fsom New York, snd Lis from PhnsdeEha
Kcnsn sson % In A. and bxP M 70 walnut Sweet via
osSS
and, ssrcos Via Camden 70 wslnus street. IN six housa
sipa snd tho central pa.ie 81 philadelphia for i
for eAch passenger ana with nsgsAEo toc osns
Weldon Wilmington and Charleston n AZ above srsl1s
ThrousS bagga-c agents aud baggage continued ana 81
lines ONLY witt baggage oss ara te2Ss FsS
| mVrvNeS hssoys thA tvAsna 1ssVa
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
sTRoLoGY AND CKLHBRA1.
II cd Doctor J. sHUMAN, Swede BY BIRTH be eca-
shifted all events Of life, past present and future Naay
es calculated for ladies gentlemen Residence It's
Chambers street, Greenwich street.
MADAM MORROW WILL SHOW TUE LJKENESszn
M Of future husbands and absent friends which has
during her travels In Europe She 10
he seventh daughter Of seventh Shte and bore
wth invoking the powers OF her wonderful soienoe
10 tell futurs events and very thoughts Ne rs
8rooa street, between Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen
aos ADMITTED.
AIRS. LADOMUS, NO. aO8 CANAL STREET, CON-
M tinues tell and future events sve
ourtship marriare. She will also mako love mutual
between parties whore does exist She will also
thief to restore stolen property Ago or
told FOX nothing.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PuBLIC NoII 1K Is HE Re.
~ By given that pet soc boon presented In the
Board ct Aldermen for the conssru oon Of sewers in the
following PANIED Streets 10 wit I'm Division street, from
Allen street, 10 and through street. 10 the East rver
Also In Suffolk street. between Houston and Stanton streets
Also in Jackson street. feat OF Non
street the East river And in we Board Of Assistants
. Grand street, Columbia street 10 the
East river All interested in the aosve and having
ebseons thereto requested ~ present tho in
Tuesday, January s. 1854.
H. dsi5. ssYYazsr. o''''is s Ass.''''
OFet4a Asueduot Departments, bee. 81, 1855
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TyOKPokATIoN NCTICE.-PpBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ By gven the owners occupant
lots improved unimprov, sd afocted
thereby st the folio asesmsntS have been completed
the Asssrs and in the ohee OF tho Bureau
or 1aEgsg nor,h eide OF Twenty ninth street between
Sra Lexington Thu limits embraced By such
include all the several houIes and lots OF ground
pieces and parcels OF land situated the norta
side ninth atreos from point hundred feet
Of avenue TO one hundred feet west thereof
An hose ae sted above named
ard who opposed to tho same or either Of
them requested to their Objections Ia wriang
10 The At their office, No. Hall OF Records,
within thissy lays from the date Of this nosioe.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Asssssors.
CHARLES NoNIELL)
oee gureeu Of street Department. Dso "a
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SgTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND 0LAsGOV,@
~ Fhe Glasscw and New York Steamship Companys N12
ssesmsr SmAsGGw SGa tons 100 horss Isvsf! 1ss:
wednesday, JAnu.r IT, ~ "a o'clock noon. yrst ea}M
500; third class, S2-ssewArds fees included Apply
J. kcSYhON, Sc BI0AAwsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

fyHRISTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUeN, NO. Az
W Broadway, above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The well-known original, farfamed, and only
CHRIsTY's AINsTRBLs.
Organised In lS42
The lrst and oldest ssta blisned company sxssaes
THE NOBEL TROUPE or THE WORLD,
The frs Negro AsIodss
present. popular style Of Ethiopian whose
In this city continued succession
past 10 without preoedens In the Annals public
In New York
THE COMPANY,
comprising versatile and talented eorps" Of ezpseneed
EDWIN T. CHRISTY Sole Proprietor and Manager, the
only individual Of tbe name OF CHRISTY engaged
former In representation Of Ethiopian Ninstrelsy.
Admiration, - osnk Doors Ok o'olooi;
O'Clock.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

E,oREIGN ExPRRsS.-EDwARDS SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully announce that they prepared forward
London, and all parts Of England Ireland and
twice week. to Havre Pa 49, Bremen, Hamburg frankfort
Melbourne Port Philip Sydney and AL parts Of Australia
hence ro England fer those 70 Canton Hone
Kong Shanghae Calcutta Madras Bombay and other
No. &c Broadway
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0oDwoRTB,s MUSIC
~ GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS
TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE PIAEua

~ OINIC, alFfS, GIHJS, GlFIcl
TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE PIANOS
s be distributed amorE The purchaser the aitos
DODEURTa'S ANNUAL,
which Is limited 70 twenty two Thousand COPIES ser
corsiping number Of their most popular oompcsslcns
before published which cannot DO obt.incS ia
6tAer form Trio bsres sre nov 20 be
4. BAsST0Rn's BAEEROonS, COB BRoADWAY
ete desk vim Is tepi by A. Esssord IT. b, receive
serip siops
re pries Of sse work Ia fxoa ~
ONE DOLLAR,
wiieh ensos The purohaeer 20 cop5 o. tins AnsGa.
Wfsh a. sheet prices, would he worth ~ 59sad Y&y..
gstion In the DISSERTATION OF the
Twenty 1--WE PIANOS.
Ts s-nt subscribers entitled the Buos
eosks Of su6aorpson rrc now epoa At H. D. Dodvczsl
~ r. ia Broadway; a. Baasford Jr, 65 Broadway; aud
s:rger aTownsends Of Broadway and street,
and Wilder Babcock's, 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn
All letters cent.iring orders COX be Annus should
dressed, poet paid, so :; ss.7-1a-
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS GovERNyss, BY A
teach Irenoh Gornan drawing the ordinary EnGllsh
branches rubin music brcdefy and rotohct
wori Address post paid b., box 2sSs Post Once
Refers the family Ia which sha Sd present bas pupa
yxTANTED-soME PUPILS IN THE FRENCH, SPAN
wv eh italian by gent Of the highest
reept etsbilisy. Address n. s., Herald ofhse.
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THE WORLD IN IMMATURE GRAND KODEL OF
i the world, covering . surface eff nearly Thousand
square feet work Of at surprisingly magnificent besu
Open every evening" O'CLOCK ~ the Of way
Whe street. Admission % cents chdrt n, l16 Goats
Descriptive lecture at ~ O'CLOCK.
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CORPORATION roTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
u by gvsn that petition has been presented in Board
II Aldermen In Rose and Madison Streets be-
tween and Roosevelt streets AL interested
h e above having objec lions thereto requested 10
present the Same, in writing the ~ this
'A'' THO. & p FOREST. cF''1 Bo asasda''
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton AQueduet Depsrtm emit, Dec. Is, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTAENr or RE.
pairs Supplies Dec. 20 1363-Sealed proposals will
: The once Of ahe Com missile Of Repairs and
"a O'Clock OH as which time they will be opened In
with the charter Of 1855 for the build
corporation Of the city Of New York the folio
s engines and hose engine for engine Co. No.
FOX S. The plans and spec sons Of the work required
done and all information in regard thereto be had
n the eoe Chief Engineer "A Elisabeth street. Blank
estimates be had ~ either office N B-Ths Commits
opSr the right to reject all Of tho estimates
doe1eS for the interest Of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

A CsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE.-sEvENTY DAYE
n passage.-The new and beautiful first GLASS med3liS
clipper ship ALBEIT FRANKLIN, Long commanded, -
At her berth, pier II East river viii snoceed the 0o0
Steed dftsenth ship Of this line and sail early in January
Tho A. has fully one half Of her already engaged
She IL be fitted with Emercons ventlaSors both hcA
and offers unusual inducements shippers Arst -
second Glass passengers will DO taken which early ayD
ssnon 10 recommended. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

A CCEPTABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
~ To friend, absent or present. one or moro CT
PkRHsM GIFT TICKETS
10 q eouein, country or city, one more Ct
PsRHAMS 1IFT TICKETS.
To q niece nephow, one or more OF - -
To q sister br other, more of
PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS.
10 CHILDREN, give each one mere OF
PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS.
To father or mother one or uore Of
To husband or wife, Of
PEKHAHS GIFT TIcKE Ts
To lever whose leve you would seoa,e send
icsst dozen Of PERTAINS GIFi TICKETS
OfFICE-ACADEMY HALL 663 BROADWAY.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTEANsHIP LITE
Nicaragua riotors-Through advance Of ths nah
Only line giving through tickets including the Islhnx
O tons barhsn, will leave from pier No. North river e
r. NJ, precisely, for San Juan del Norte Thugo1nV
JsR connecting with the favorite steamship Paono In
tons the Transit Route having S
twelve miles Of land trAnsporton These gteamsfp
surpassed in their ventilation and Accommodation ~
Agent, Ne. bBowling Green.
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DACKETS TO HAvRK-SECOND LINE-THx FoLI,Oxg
ing ships will leave Hsvrs the 10TH and New Yogx q

They are all nrst GLASS Nov York built ships, prevaas
with AL requisite articles for the comfort
gsssssnsssa and commanded Sy men Of s1perenos 9 i
Goods sent TO The subscribers win bs forwarded se fa AN
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKIN, Agents. lSl Pea.l s,rsss,
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PkoADwAY THEATRE. a. MARSHALL SOLE
~ Lessee.-Doors open At ~, ~ % O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, evening, December -. viii BE- oerfrmed
the CATARACT OF THE GANGS.
Mokarra Grand Brsmin Of the JaLre sh Tribe Conway
hckbsr, emperor Of Delhi Astthegs
lam Saheb, Rajah OF Gnzerst Howard
Iran, young gndoo warrior Of the Ihalls rribs T.
the service Of the ksjah Lsnergan
Jack Robinson, hurdsunts servant. w. Davidge
canine, Chld ~ the kpjah ~ me fonisi
Natal wife Of Aokajse Mrs. Ysrr on
InA Tn o EUZZARD5
WALLACKsTHEATRE,B BROADWAY, NEAR BRoosE
W street-Doors epen at on 10 commence ~ ? O'Clock
Wednesday evening, December 90 viii bs performed
fHs CANE OF LiFH
Adea GreenIsaf. hf. Blake xssr ohsdo9. IL WAIST
kGpess Wolfe. Mr. Lester Hyndbsn. Mr.. 6.sphsns
W. Drase.. Mr. pronghsm Rose ereealeai Ma Conway
sr smiier. Gr Dyos. Ars. smaller Ets Nrss4sr
ti,s ara ss9akasa
OLD TIAE AND NEW TIME
Csyenhovan Mr. Thompson wolverssn Mr.. Rea
Egtnbreeebener Mr. Lyster Middle Time Mrs. stephens
Old Time. Mr. Cnipptndale Vros COwenhoven AsFsher
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TTSCLi TON's CABIN AND LITTLE Katy, TIN
u, "A CORN GkEI, Es The National Thcstro-uEGLE
IONS G6nits every geht nnd Wednesday and Saturday
a4terpoolp; LITTLE IA every Monday ttesd-y, Tpus
d-y fgiGEY aiscrroare. Litsle Ccrdals H0rsci
Iitti" X Sty snd Sva,
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INCORPORATION NOTICE--PUBLIO NOTICE IL ACRE.
hv en- 10 occupant occupants
q ali houses sud lots improved or unmproysa lands A.
fscted thcraby that following assessments have been
eempesed by the Asessoe are lodged in the ccs Of
the Bureau Assessments for examination By al
tarossed yx-Fov building in Thirty eighth street,
between Fifth and Madison avenues Tbs niss emor.ood
y ouch include all the several houses and lots
az ground lots pieees and parcels Of lana situated
beth sides OF Thirty eighth street, between Fifth and
north and south from thirty eighth street. ALI persons
nsooss Affected By the abeve AIMED
nd WHO ase 70 the ssno or either sheu
uea their objections in writing 70 ths uadsr
ptSned - sher ooe. No. Hall Of Records, Within thirty
l,ys from sac date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLEs j. DODGE, } Assossorr
CHAnLES NcNEILL
Once EuroA1 Of AssamsRM, Street Department Dec "a,
l36S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

pANAkA TRANSIT TICKETs.-A. n. HINKInY,
late for~sroer the Isshmus for Adams Cor n
rsss now prepared 70 furnish passenger and bsxrasg
chased in New York take choice Of rles
Apply 10 JOHN W. CARRiNGT0N a daras Cosy Mes
30 Broadway, "
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sTKA xaNu
CoHpsnY intend starting their fnyorita aseamahipA

Company intend starting their favorte sseamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA
gisy OF Glasgow. Saturday, Decun NU
city OF Eaaohesser.. Saturday, JaA T. LEA
FROM LIVERPOOL,
VI uisssoW. " eono6dAy, NOV
oiy 81 Mss se az @ Wednesday Dec -
limited number OF third GLASS passengers win - tasC
sD. 49,. 20 Liverpool. $40 :. . frsn Hvsrp@ss
Parties wishns 70 bring out their friends asy
doases Of passage and drafts the Bank Of HslAn<
ssms Of Fl sterling and upwards. Apply 70 AAHOM
SMITH, Agent u alnus strees Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

HAVE you BEEN LITTLE KATY, TBA HOT CORN
IL G1RL, At the National Thcatref II Ia performed evesy
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Fdsy xfternoons UNCLh
TOMS CABIN every night and Tssnssday ana Saturday
AiternoonF That wonderful child Lt)e Cosdea Howard
SppearS Eva and Iitsio Katy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

THE LAST PIECE OF FASHIONABLE sCpNDAL RE.
lntes the premature falling OF beauys looks which
torique Price Sold everywhere principal depot
BANKERS lAdes hardte ssing establishment 39 Broad
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| MADAME CHANBERLAIN's LADIss AND Chill
N dien's hair cutting thImpoon and dressingoom haI
been removed fom the rvng House to O2 Canal street
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MU1sCALs
CiFT TICKETS FOR ONE DOLLAR, GIVING THREE
VI dollars worth. no Tho old European publishing
house. sehuberth Co.. oers gt for 1854 tie beautiful
portraits OF Jenny Lind and R9si Sonsa5 with selection
music worth dollars to eyory who will purchase
dollars worth OF music Mat is TO for dollar
three dol worth In muc Gilt tickets Mt dollar
SERVING esent ontitle the bear to choose by delivering
IT, Such offer has before basn made.
SCHUBEkTH CO., $50 Broadway,
Chinese Bull 1iugs.
DIAEoS AT A BARGAIH.-TWo SUPERIOR Bril-
toned, rosewood pfanos warranted
soud do we'll to call aud examine
Sullivan ut the factory o72 Greenwich street,
T,BE PRIBA DONNA, ELIZA VALENTINO, TEACHES
singing By private lessons AID liz classes which arc an i'm
ation tho OF OF four lsdies
hour, irgpg alone IA duos s2 per quarter % III
lady signorina Valentino be fr7 IL iii ocloos
every day as e6 Fourth avenue, ar Ionth street.
rNO sUOWAEN.-0RGANF FOR SALE.-ASAALL HAND
organ with three barrels nd three stops, plays thtF
tunes. apply to IL. BRUNSWICK, wax hsure maker ~
Centre street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03

ESCAPE ORA Nun. Great sensation
has been caused in Gaicia, in Spain, by
what is considered a great crime by
devout Charlottesville flight of a nun
from convent at Compostelo. A nun
in The Carmelite convent OF that place
let herself down, few nights ago, from
her cell by means Of towels and nap
kins sewn together, and formed into Il
cord. The descent must have been at
tended with danger, though the nun
took the precaution of tying knots at in
tervals in her cord. The moment the
escape wac known, "A search was made
after her ho'h by The police and the gen
darme.ie, bat no trace OF her could be
discovered and it is supposed that she
succeeded in reaching Corunna, and in
embarking on board a foreign vessel. -
She ls only % years Of age, belongs TO
one OF tie most distinguished families OF
Gaiicia, and is remarkable for beauty
and talents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03

PRESIDENT Fill MoRE.--The case with
which an ordinary citizen may address
the chiet magistrate of these United
States, is well illustrated in the follow
ing anccdote
Two darkies, one Sunday morn g,
were standing at a corner Of WiIlard's
Hotel in Washington, when a discussion
arose concerning our Presidents militia
~ experienre. One was sure that Mr
Fillmore fought The battles Of Mexico /;
the other that it was General Taylor.
"Now tell you what | do,' said the
Fillmore adherent: II bet you half n
dolah on ii, and when Massa Fillmore
came along here AK him.
Pretty soon the President and his
wife came by, on their way from church
and when opposite the hotel lie was
accos,ed by the darky.
"Massa Fillmore, please, sab, want
to AK you question, sab"
Certainly, my man." said the
President, stopping to listen.
"Massa Fillmore, please, sab, didn't
you fight de battle OF Mexico, sab -
I" Oh, no." replied MIR. Fillmore, " 1t
was General Taylor who was IN the
Mexican war"
"Oh, yes sab only wanted to know
sab General Taylor; tank you, bah
had n little bet on it-half dollah,
sab !"
We should like TO know what would
have been the result OF similar inter-
ruplion of one OF the rcigning monarchs
in Europe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03

With all lis ills and
evils, man knows no happiness until he
marries;lel him possess woman oisense
and of whom he himself is worthy, and
he WILL feel Il solid aud permanent Joy of
which he never was before sensible
For as somebody says, The happiness OF
marrcVc, like the interest OF money
arises from regular and established
fund while unmarried libcrliues live
upon The principal, and become bank
rupt in character and respcctabllliy.-
To be sure (as the same authority tell.
us) uninterrupted happiness no man
can or ought 10 expect Life is no SIM
ecure fruits 90 not spring spontane'
ously from the earth, as they dad III the
Garden OF Eden, nor does mannm drop
from the clouds as It did IN the wider
ndss. But as Il scheme OF solid com =
tort, matrImoney affords TO we-regula-
ted minds double share in pleasure
in prosperity, and solace in sorrow a d
adversely.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03
TEsMs--S2 in advance, or 1926
at the end of the wear.

A BEAUTIFUL PASSAGE. Tie c follow
ing beautiful passage closes Horace
Greeley's Grafton, delivered at the Indi
ana State +; :--"As for me, long ios-
sed on the stormcst waves of doubtful
conflict aud arduous endeavors, | have
begun 10 ieel since the shades of lorty
years iell upon me, The weary tempest
driven voyager's longing for land, the
wanderers yearning Tor the hamlet
where in childhood he nestled by his
mothers knee, and wHs soothed 10 sleep
on her breast. The sober downhil Of
life dispeIls many illusions while i, de-
velopcs or strengthens within us the al
tachmrnt, perhaps long smothored or
overlaid, for that "iear hut, our home"
Aud 30 in the sober afternoon OF lie
when It's son, il not high, is still warm,
have bought me few acres of iand in
the broad eull county, and, bearing
thither my household treasures have
resolved 10 steal rom the city's labors
aud anXieilrs at least one day in each
week, wherein 10 revive a8 Il farm cr the
memories Of my cli'ahood'5 EumbIe
home. And already | realize thal the
experiment canndl cost as uiuch rs il Is
worth. Already fEd in that days
quiet, un antdole and solace for the
ievcrish, fostering cares OF the weeks
which enviIon it. Already my brook
murnurs sCorhing evening song 10 my
burning, ,hrobLiug brain; and my trees,
gently stirred by the flesh breezes,
whisper to my spiri, something Of
their own quiet strength and patient
trust in God. And thus DO family re-
alzc, but for II brief and fitting day, the
serene joy Which ela. irradia,e the far
mer's vocation, when n tpller and lrucr
Education shall have refined and char.
tene d his al imal cravings, and when
Science shnli have endowed him with
her ueasures, redermng Labor from
drudgery, while quadTupl:ng lis efficacy
and crowning with beauty and plealy
our bounteous, btEeiicent Earth"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03

According % an artcle in the n. !.
Times, the naval force that can be en-
pIcyed aAoai, is forty vessels There
are 6S captains, 81 commanders, and
327 lieutcnants. For these there are,
including shore stations, coast survey,
and mail steamers, % capiaincies, 81
places Tor commanders, 2l7 hcuienau-
cics. TO this the Tunes adds, .2l
captaias, s commanders, and 90 lIecten
ants on the list Of nfrm. According to
tile estimate there Is an actual excess
or2l captains, 81 commanders, and SO
icuicnants, who draw from the publc
treasury-tor "leavs pay much OF the
time -si79 ooO annuily
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03

Potomac" the Washingo on cores
nondcnt of the Baltimore Patriot, at
tributes the authorship of the late ar
ucIe in the Union, Sentinel, Boston
Post, &c, in reply to that IN Pu'nam's
Magazine, to Col. Ferney, Clerk OF the
u. $. House OF Representatives. lie
says il is "qulre too long and windy to
be read by anybody except Demo-
crat oiIice-holder who hao good sal
AIRY to pay HIM lorthc labor he performs
in the undertaking"