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kOTiCE.-ruBiiOk MOTTO. is HERE
bv rven 10 tive owners occupant or occupants
and lots uni approved lands, aneo5
a thereby that the following assessments have been
BY asd are lodged III INC Once Of tho
ned tagging the south westerly corner Of Forty
rrcot aud Sixth THE limits embraced by suah
M all the several houses and los Of ground
lots pieces and at land situated the south
corner Of and Sixth
- southerly side Of hundred feet
9ixth avenue Ali persons wkose interests
ID above named and who opposed
or either them requested to present their oec
Ions In writing to she undersigned at their office No
all OF Records within thr days from the date of this
-. WILLIAM Ca 70,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ofdoe7 BureAu Assessments Street DsDartneAt Oct L.
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Dated Now York, October 4. 1855 =

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA
~ Distret.-Dstrict Court-By virtue Of preoept
directed issued out Of tho csnrt aforesaid do hereby cite
have, any right TITLE claim interest," property demand
whatsoever In to- out Of tho American ship Hathaway
cargo Of guano Of said ship lying in port Of Charles
the said court BY the owners officers crew. Others
passengers of tho steamship Sothcrner praying
be condemned sold for certain
s,ns therein and that be and before
IN. United States Ccurhoae IN CEsr"st s oa'd AZ
twenty eighth day Of October instant at IL O'clock A. M
- show they hsvs why tho prayer the said
libel should net be granted.
THOMAS d. CoUDY, Marshal, United States
Oct. l. EES, South Carolina District.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREAE COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- Pcaton Of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Comnonalty
city Of New York, relative to the opening
street from the Third the East in the city
ROW York Pursuant to statutes such
yded Mayor Aldermen and Of the CITY
New York. hereby give notice that they intend apply
term said 70 bs held q the city York
tho urt on that day thereafter
hes.d for tho appointment Of Estimate
and extent Of The hereby intended the
Ia tho city Of New York. laid ont the map plan Ok
said oy under and by virtue Of act of the Legislature Of
tve improvements touching the laying out Of
passed April 8, l8H. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel 70 the Cooperation.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ By given TO the owner occupants
ell houses and lots imprs we'd unproved lands Affected
hersby that the have been
the and lodged the cc Of the Bureau Of
Assessments for oxamin ation By all
For Tagging Thirty first street between Eighth and Ninth
ysnues Tbs Unite fombraeed by such assessment include
AL the several houses and lots Of ground lots
bad parcels Of aa ssated both sides Of Thirs nrs.
whose interests affected by the above
knd who opposed to the etho OF them arc
uested to their objections In writing 10 tho uer
gpsd At their Office No. Hall 81 Kecords, within srsi
Says from the date Of this notice.
c Cihi1As J. DODGE. {Asss,sors
CHARLES xoNfELL, y
ono, ueeau Of Street Department. October
|A. 1854
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IN eteashp DEE for a Thomas hereby notified that
~ - u ssS Sole<s sAsA kvse
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shig ATLANTIc ,smS. ws,s commsadsr This steam
s arday ost q ia o'clock NJ ss1 her Sos ei
r. ,lsgtt pass.ge, having uusquAed accommodation.
psssugsrs arc ,osuassS 70 BE- a. bessJ a.
hs sIesaship PACIFIC viii saoe.sd the ArfANTfc. and
sail Nov i9sh.
Nail steamers-rhs ships eompfirns this line tho
ATLANTIC .....,... -. ......... Captain West.
PACIFIC ................ -. Captain Nye.
BhLTic, Cap,ain doiassock.
Thcse slips have been built ~ contract especially for
service every care has Teen taken n their con
and their lions for passengers uneauaed tor
Prices Of psssage from New York to Lverpoolrn arst
class cabin so second cabin $40; exclusive Of extra
From IlyISrpssll 70 New YORK go .na go
No ssrhs ssssrt sYs' Sa iased to 0'A ship
PROPOSED DATRs ron sAILrse.
From New York 49,. :, From Liverpool.
sss ssarSsy Ssy s3 WWS$$ns.dsy
ss.arssy Dec. $s Wsaassday Doc q
EEnpN%as kbE SoILilSsI 4 CO. No. 50 Wall street.
JOHN aoSsoE CO. M No a IS Rss Nosrs Dame de.
cE E.assIsi i. r 6Fif Fl uav,e.
The Of those ships viii not be accountable for sod
signed hsrsfos and the value Srs
TUE BRITISH AND Noxra ANERlcAN ROYAL
FROM NEW TO LIVERPOOL
SnieI Sao1n passA9o SiJ
''''1' snom rssros 70 ii;.nrcoi-
Snioa sanin passase. .sleo
TIE ships from sc:sca o;.ii Il hst.:.:
ARABlA, Captain Judkins AMERICA, Captain Leitsh.
sEs's syf asSEa ess salTsss
s 4 sss 1
a sn wednesday 10th OCT.
C.nsda Stone from sosto1, Wednssday sssh oes.
Hi,ss NV NJ
A1.Ss jaasins York. wds 81 Nov
. -. g.. -,
"a ' &.
For freight or p.ssssss APPLY s,Eyy y. p, y. ,,-.
ToE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME TuE UNITED
commander will sail for Bremen souha npton
to land the mails and for Eng France,
on Saturday November 5th from pier No. North river.
IN li ars {, ca sSss main saloon $40
In first cabin lower saloon ..............".. io9
exparis' eed surgeon il; attached to each steamer All
letters mus. pass Through the Post Office Specie delivered
HofIEk SAND os e ssi' stree.
SrEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
nas GhgoW pd EsS ssT Sa.s
Craig eemmsndo New York for Glasgow on sa
ss;s siD ssia a,i SCI
third clAss S2e--steHardS fees included. Apply to
McSYMOG. 80 Bro s3way.
TINE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intsn atartng their favoriss steamships
PROM PHILADELPHIA,
City Of Manchester. turday Nov. g.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City OF Glasgow Observation-Disclosures. Wednesday Sept. H.
'y and according 70 sss ST. L.
limited number Of third csss passengers will b. taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
S25. TO Liverpool $40. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing bring their
nc u
Of 81 sterling upwards Handbls had at the Of
fee Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Ageut,
No. 10 Broadway.
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United States Mail line The stesmship ROANOKE,
TOWN Captain Psrrsh every saturdsy at o'clock p NJ
from pier IL North river. Tho for
eers BY these shps are unsurpassed Foe freight apply on
boArd and for passage 10 49,
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L,0k LIyEEp0ut@-UNITED STATES NAH srEAx.
ship Alta NTIC. James West Commander Jhis stnaTn
alp win do art with the United States ais fr frcpe DO
~ the foot OF Canal stress.
For freight passage, having uneuuAfed
for elegance ard comfort amply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS So Wan nj.
Passengers requested 10 be en- bosrj az ~. A. M
Thg stesnfhip PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC ana
saii Nov. I2th -
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DACKLTS TO HAvRE-SECOHD LINE--THE FOL.
lowing ships will leave Havre the l6h and New York

They all frat New York built Ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience of
sengers and commanded by Of in the trade
Tho price passage $780, without liquors
sent to the ubsoribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD uINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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LyoR SAVANNAH AND rL0RfDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail Line The new and spendid steamship FLORIDA,
NJ s. Woodruff will leave Saturday, October 90 from
pier No. 4 North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL No. II broadway.
The ALABAMA, George II. schenck, leaves Wod.
ncsday, Nov, mier through tickes from New York to
Jacksonville S3l; Pilatka, 1885,
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EYpREss ACNNCYMS

CPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE. ADAMS co. WILL
- express between New York and Boston win New
Haven Hartford and SPRINGFIELD Railroads commencing
Saturday. ctsbcr for the transportation
generally Express will leave the At4K p NJ
daily Leave Boston hour Will usual
ADAMS Il CO, SO Broadway.
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A cARp.-EDWIN p CHRISTY SOLE MANAORR
n and proprietor Of Christys American Opera uouso1
public that b. il the only individual PROFESSIONALLY o. q
plan Mnsrelsy of the Chrsty New York or ciss
whtre at the present period The original Christys -
E. T.. CukISTY
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AsTROLOGr.

AIRS PALMER, ASTRoLOGIsT, WILL REMAIN A
mi before her departure for the South Being
visited by ladies and gentlemen from the southern parts q
this country Len solicited ettlo among them will
do 20 long Ladies and geStlemcn wishing to know
the real destiny things pns present aud future will not
call In vain a che misses the real obcrt sought after
Call at No. - Bswery, opposite Prince street,
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ In the price of passage.-U s. mi Steamship Co.
meeting With the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. ryins the
Aspinwa and Panama The U. s. Mail Steamship Company
intend to despatch for Apinwa Saturday Nov 5h al
sailing double engine steamship ILLINOIS. GaPs
Mail Steamship Companys steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
Capt r. L. Person. Through tickets for California by those
Tho .rs st Of the s.hmus Cat the expense Of rsense
ing the lshmus such be found any other
route to California. For passage apply to CHAS A. WHIT
NEY at the Office III West street, Of Warren street.
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CaRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. 49, BROAD.
~ way, above GrandOpen every night The original ~
ia-tsmed Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe Organized n
~ TIE hrst and oldest company
nesrc melodies orEinators Of the pop
lar style OF Ethiopian Entertainments, whose oonosr{a
this city for continued of years pa hav
Deer received with favor by highly respectable and fasn
able hualenoes receiving PATRONAGE euted In
snnals Of public FORK Tckets % -. ~
and manager, ri p CUp GE1y
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A cARD.-H. WOOD, MANAGER AND PRopRIRrOu
"A Of woods hinstrcls 4i4 Broadway takes this method =
advising his friends and the public that ius
60 with the gentleman professionally known .
george Christy, late Of Chry's Minstrels Mr. ChrfsV
viii appear at Minstrel Hall, 4 Broadway on MondsS
evening next, Oct. "a ~ wnSsYSS
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ The steamship UNITED STATES will be dispatched
by this for Havana and New Orleans Thursday
October a. ut p NJ from Warren street pec. Freight for
New Orleans will be received at 40 cents per foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana For passage apply tho
office Of the company III West street, corner of Warren
NJ. o. ROBERTS.
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L'OE CBAKJESIcN.--NEN YORK AND SDUIUEWN
II sush Company Weekly line Tho double
shin Bonam Frauhn, Adlins commander will receive
freight at her berth pier No Esst River Tuesday Oct
sail Friday, OCT % at o'clock T. NJ For iro ,ht
apply NJ the ohce whore all b OF adng will 10
signed. r. LINCOLN co, No. As south Freight
goods eight cents cubic loot Agents In
Charleston, Mea r. q. and @. Budd Through tickets
foridn iollows:To jacksonville S2}, Patka, 40.
The slt amsp William Penn will succeed, aud sail Fri
dpy.
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EXTRA PAY.


LHxTRA PAY-ALL u. 8. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served in U. vessel in the Pacific any p
lo6 to 1853 can promptly obtain their double pay Of
EDWARD BTSSELL, AgsuA
0ao)Purser U. 8. N, 20 South william st. below WaiI
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDkNSBURG, BUR
BELOW; Falls Rutaud, wind,Or White River Wells RIVER
Haven Railroad, corner Broadway and Canal and Twenty
"''N '@'e'' FRANCIS HYDE. Arcut Isa sou&b s.vs.s
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A ANATOMICAL NUSrUA, NO. 800 BROADWAY
"A Strangers visiting the city shoid Gall nd exaronc
many thousand specimens Of the husn body contained in
tbis wonderful establishment which show the els
TO which VI Is subject Open from O'clock A. e. I'LL
IL ocloak +. H. Admission 10 tho three large gssg
les. Is ee.t3,
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A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION, COMPRISING A
"A series of views unequaed in interest artistic merit
painted lin style like Oaguerres celebrated chemical dors
in oil linen by IL feet in tze, DO
Illuminated ard purchased with all che properties complete
for $780, by addressing Europe, Herald Office.
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ZINC PAINT-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
II tho sale Of white oxide of znc, manufactured Thy the
Penney yRna and Legh Zinc Company arc prepared to re-
ceye the and would invite the particular at
tenon its evident superiority others Of
American MANUFACTURER and its most successful competition
with tho best Of foreign Dealers can with depend
upon obtaining desired supply Of this paint which
viii be found to purity great body and
uniform Wilderness Prices aud arranged the most
lbc,ai footing JAMES T. LEWIS Co.. 81 Wstar stroot.
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@OE A0A TO LOAN, AT NO. II CHAMBERS ST.,
pAC.UUv In the basement. ON watches. disaonds sill.
jeweIry silks dry goods persena property
bought for cash transactions strictly CONFIDENTIAL pr
waite rooms for ladies. Once open from 0 TIL
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SHORT PATENT SERMON.
ny "Dow JR.'
WHAT IS TRUE?
Man of wisdom! man Of years!
Tell, oh, tell us what is true?

Man OF wisdom man OF years!
Tell, oh, tell us what is trueY
Ny HEARERS: | don't pretend to be q
man possessed of more than a moderate
share Of wisdom-about as much as an
owl that nightly asks 'WHo's wuol' and
pauses in vain, during the day, for a
reply; nor one who can boast of as many
years as an Adam, a Noah, or a Methu-
splah. vet can tell You what is true a.
bout some things as well as others.
1t is true that Eighteen Forty,Seven
lied Il day agouc, and We shall never see
his face again. Since he died of old age
and exposure to the rude inclemencies
of winter, perhaps he might be mme
properly called Eighteen Hundred and
Frosc to.death. However, since he is
gone, to return no more, let us sing Lord
bless him, let him go!' and rejoice
that the child born unto us, and christen-
ed Eighteen Forty Eight, is full of hope
and promise to millions; albeit to some
it brings dark doubts, evil boding, and
awful fears. But cheer up, ye disconso,
late ones! When you come to see the
infant year lifting up itslittle hands from
the green vclvet-lined cradle of Spring,
holding yiolets, cowslips, and dafodils,
and smiling like a chcrub amid the bud,
ding bowers of Eden-then you will find
fresh Aowerets Of hope and joy starting
from. yourhalf.sterile hearts, and feel like
iaybird indulging unmolested at corn
rack. Yes, brethren, with these new and
Joyous impulses awakened in your bo
SONS, you will find it difficult to prevent
cxcaiming, rs I did when took my frs
tavorite kiss; 'Cut my straps, and let mt
60 to gloryl' s45
1t is true, my friends, that to prosper
in this world, you must work-be indus
trious-keep moving, like a deputy chris
tian distributing tracts.
It's true that cheeriulness is promo
ter ofhealth. Dark days are bound tt
intervene between us and the tomb
therefore, every man should carry small
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Dialogue WITH MENDIoANr.-Or

DIALOGUE WITH MENDIoANr-On
Tuesday afternoon, a Dutch girl prescn
ted herself in our sublime presence, and
requested us to read a document which
she nfodei for that purpose. 1t was Il
begging petition. calling on the charita-
bic public to assist Katharine Won Flog-
gendanmar, Tor some such name) "the
mothcroften children, and aheart- broken
widow" We looked at the petitioner
whit some amazemont, and asked the
impertinent question, "How old are you9'
"Sixteen," said Katharine. ''At what
age were you married % said we. NJ
wash nichs mush more as vourteen, "was
her reply. "Haveyour children all one
fatherl" "Oh, yaw; only but one vat.
ter" sand you have ten of them Y
"Yaw; den, pesidcs der baby" - IAN
born since your marriage, oh 2" "Yaw
--yaw;' Gmpatiently) "Ten children
in two years Are you sure there is no
mistake Did you count them carefully,
Katharine This is a hard story to be-
lieve," "What for | tell a lie l'said she;
"you dink him strange story 7 den chill
dren in two year dat may be very mush
strange in Yankeeland, but it's not not
ting 1T all, in my country !" This salts
fed ourscruplos, and induced US to bes
tow our mite without further parley.-
Phil. Sunday Nercrry.
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RIoHT TO A CRAcK.-An English gen.
tleman wanting desert service Of porce-
lian made after particular pattern, sent
over to China a specimen dish, ordering
that is should be exactly copied for the
whole service. 1t unfortunately happe-
ned that in the dish so sent over, the
Chinese manufacturers discovered crack;
the consequence was, that the entire SER
vice sent over to the party ordering It,
had a crack in each article carefully copied
after the specimen crack.
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CLUrrEEBUcK's STORY of the old lady
(his aunD is excellent. Being very ner.
vous, she told Sir W. Farquhar she
thought Bath would do her good. "It's
very odd" said Sir W; "but that's the
very thing that | was going to recon-
mend you to do. | will write the parti-
culars ofyom case to every clever man
there, in whose hands you will be taken
care Of"
The lady, furnished with the letter, set
off, and on arriving at Newbury, feeling
as usual, very nervous, she said to her
confdant, "Long as Sir Walter has atten-
ded me, he has never explained to me
what ails me. j have q great mind to
open his letter, and see what he has sta.
ted ofmy case to the Bath physician, =,
In vain her friend represented to hel
the breach of confidence this would be.
She opened the letter and read, "Deal
Davis keep the old lady three weeks and
send her back again"
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motions in amatory matters, or pretend
to love when they do not. than men and
vet. when woman's affections are once
fairly fastened upon u fellow, they stick
and hang. like tick to sheep Never.
thelcss foreign experience saysait is com.
Portable. if not delightful, to repose upon
the soft down of woman's love.
1t is true that fatterers bespatter one
another with praise, TO their own detri-
ment--and to my astonisllmcnt. They
let words out at interest, and receive words
and rdicuIc in return.
1t is true that i0lcncss is the parent of
many vices int who shall say that ILL.,
directed industry is not the mother of
equally as many9 However, ! suppose
We must obey the injunction Whatever
thy hand fuleth to do, do It with all thy
might'-cven though it maketh ready to
knock a nigger down.
1t is true that time, tide, steamboats,
and soda water will wait for no man.
Therefore, it behooves rs mortals toIbe al
WAYS on the lookout, and to take timely
advantage ofevery favorable opportunity.
1t is true that, let us do our best, we
are always wedged in between Yesterday
and tomorrow llo-hum !--itis always
dull to dav with mortal man.
II is true that there are two kinds oI
Patriotism--one is urging, the other re-
straining There may be good patriot.
ism in declining to GO to war in another
country. hut refusing to fight when wal
CONES into ones country is poor patriot
ism indeed. 'There aint no hair ont.
It is true that posthumous fame is like
a toad: it might he a prett bird if only
had feathers. Who hath honorl III
tha died a Wednesday. Doth he feel it
Not n feel!
1t is true that big feet are more for usC
than ornament, like a leather shirt.
II is true that ministers of the gospe
don't practise half what they preach-or
an average, Some of them, though
preach nothing but hell, and they practise
f'nothing else
It is true that give good advice, am
ask no questions, | throw dough TO m,
chickens--if the chickens like it, letthen
eat it without first aski&g me why, dom
eat it myself.
!. It,is true that every dog has his day
but it isn't true thafevery Day has hi
DOG. =
It's hue that every girl, no soone
than size is fourteen. wants to get mar
ried. 1t is in accordance with 'myste
rious law Of natur,'
It is true that nothing is gained b
cheating; because successful cheat
sure to lead on to disastrous consequcn
ces--at last
1t is true that q swell is neither q Ia
dy nor a gentleman; but hermaphrc
dite, between high and low breeding.
1t is true that there is no truth in two
thirds of the lies that are sent abroad
through envy, jealousy, spite, and malice
q Ny friends: could tell two thousan
five hundred things more that are truC
\ but they wouldn't add one iota to yor
d already well filed stock Of information
a Suffice it to say, that you have all got
J die, one of these odd days. Make Il
+ your minds to meet Death with a smile
: give him hearty shake of the hand
say 'How are ye, old fellowg-and tax
n a pleasant ramble with him upon the on
c skirts of q mundane existence. So moi
9 it be!
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YOUTH $ SORROW.

The golden light of even-iihe
Is stealing through the bowers;
And perfume on the dewy air
Is hrealhed from brgh'-eyed flowers;
And Natures noted silver vcice
l. Whispering through the rees
Why doth the gentle maiden weep
Amid such ch rms as these?
She mourns lost and lonely one
Her glory once, and pride,
As pure and spoiless as the soul
OF Young unSulhed bride;
Until fell destroyer came
With sweet rpsistless power,
And round his helpless victim twined,
Who whered from that hour,
And hence this Lonely moileu's tears
Are minglng with The dew;
And when the evening" hreczcs sigh,
She sighs IN concert too
Alas! alas how s d is grief
In generous breast Of youth.
How sad that maid so far rs she
ShouH Icsc her first font Oh
Molnsscs candy tyrant Stern,
This ruihlcs fecd is thine;
The wihpsei hopes, the ruined charms,
We're offered at thy shrine
'Na more' The pale checked monrner sighs.
'Ol never more again
Shall my hewitching smile be seen
Amid the haunts Of menu
MY nightly conquest' oil arc passed,
Nv DAYS of triumph o'cr.
Cl that meier thy thre hold crossed
rim .ffa' ~alg s'orP
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A YOUTH asked his fathers sanction to
bis project Of marriage. The old gentle
man, requesting his son to pray with him,
prayed that ifthe match was against the
will Of the Lord he would throw obstacles
in the way, and make it impossible. The
son interrupting, cried /:
"Oh, Lord, don't you do it for must
have her anyhow !"
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NOTICE.

nURlNG my absence from Santa Fe, Mr.. c. /.
~ Spencer Is my only authorized agent. lie
will attend 10 all my business.
JULES JEANNERET,
Agent
NIB Watches, clocks, and ewery carefully
repaired and warranted as heretofore
Santa Fc, Oct. 10, 1883 If
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-11-19
For Sale or Rent.

7NHE Undivided lhird of the Ranch of Golisteo.
l Also the undivided half of the building an'l
lands al Albuquerque at present occupied by The
U, =. troops. Apply 10
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Agent,
Santa Fe, N NJ, October u, ls53.-u