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oUxPOnATIUN NONaOE.s.

f7URP0Ra1loN NOTICE -Ft site soTiCk Is HIRE.
- BY E.sen tc the occupant occupants
OF al houses lotr improved lands
thereby ths the following havc been compile
BY the ard LOGGED the oce the
Of Assessments fer examination by Ill ersons interested
va FOR building in Thirty snth street. between
Madison AEd Fourth The limits embraced by
include all the houses and lots Of gound
vAcerto.s parcels u
Of Thirty street Fourth Gadsoa svsnue
the eide Madison avenue inches north End
b feet 10 inches south from Thirty all
soma whose interests affected BY shove nsed ssse
nopts and wha opposed either Of them
requested present their objections wr ng 90 the
underssued NJ their ohcs No ss 81 Records within
N,rty DAYS from she date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors
CHARLES McNIELL } -
once B1gsAu Assessments street Department. NOV H.
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EoR LIyEEr0OIGUNITED STATES NAIL STEM
steamship, s % I'm s.ss q,
~ l. her berth - sAs zoo, of Canal Passenger.
having unequasd accommodations for elegance
-. EpwARD x; COLLINS. Sc Wan street.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic. and SAL
! Nail steamers-Ths uhps comprising this line The
TSSSTyIc S:Pssia Tys
hhITtC C.""...'........".. Capsain Luce.
ship; have been bu iy contract specially for
:Mss,sn ,ssis a:uI:
elegance and comfort. -
s% S.. dr..
- s.psrisasss .srs:on ...ehsd s ssaS ship
'''''' raorosrp pI DATES RI; ron SAILING
s: :::;s:; g. s.: !s E:::s:::; s.:
Sturdy uE Dec sSs Wednesday Dso b.. 1855
FOR :sses Pi.'sss CO., No. So VAN street.
JOIN ' CO. o No. 8 ESs Metre Dam. Do.
Win ass COLA
md Il.
EoR MISUNDERSTANDING ANDxsIA e. MOO
sd sssss ~ R:s. rms s.:.a
fA0kes Uompanye dock ~ jersey City, Saturday, the 7
o. Decsmbef Passage for drst class passengers only
flor whom there excellent $50 cludin0
:s ~ sSssSS 81. !:
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their fAvorite steamships
yRoM PHILADELPHIA,
City Of Glasgow. Saturday, Deo TO- 1858
City OF Manchester. saturday, Jan q 1883
- FROM LIVERPOOL,
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday, Nov o. 1855
saloon 500 sSs and sss .oocidns 70 ssss: rooms: M
limited number Of third GLASS passengers will Be taken
S1o 70 Liverpool. 80. ). fron Liverpool
Parties wishing bring out their friends obtain eerA
eass Of and drafts the Rank Of Ireland IN
Of FL sterling and upwards. Apply 10 SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent, ~ walnut street. PHILADELPHIA
CTEAN BETwExN NEW YORK AND 0LAsaoW.-
Toe Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
:ssne. 's .n 100 1 aHs:' DeT:r5 Roe:
loon stsserooma So d. midship do VS. second cabin $50
third GLASS, e2S-stewards fees included. Apply 70
J. NoSYNON 50 Broadway
IyoR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
II 0ERMANIA, Capt I. ". Bremen, will leave for Bro
Saturday Deo At IL O'Clock noon her pier 50
North River. Prices Of Passage.
dnss caDi $itv
0' No freight viii be- taken Alter Wednesday, Nov S. For
freight OF passage apRo1yEsfoR ,cHs IN so a,. ,.,
MOP SOITTU AMpTON ANN HAVRR-Tur IrNuTrn
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-THE NEW AND
n clipper ship OCEAN STEED, T Cunningham CON
mander fourteenth ship Of this ne) ha, about
1860 barrels will sail 10th December and from
superior model and fast sailing qualities Is expected viii
make the passase in about days. few and
second cabin passeDgrs yet be accommodated For
freight or Iassage, apply board, OK to w. CAMERON
Wall efr
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1yORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBLIU NOTICE rs HERE
" By given, that petitions have been presented The
Loving streets TO wit In Amos street from Fourth
street Grecn wioh avenue; also Ia Mulberry street.
from The proposed Ia Hester street., 70
point feet Of Hester street. also, in Lyngon
place between Sixteenth and Seventeenth rrests ad so
IN Twenty street. in that street
the side Of Second avenue the sewer near the
eserlJ eide OF Second AID in the Board OF Ashs
tsn for In the following named streets " wit IN
Forty fourth street. from 1ent1 TO Eleventh avenue, aud
Ehronsh Eleventh Fotty street, also, -
Mercer street. from Prince TO Houston street. and 70 In
t2st street from Fourth avenue, TO and rough Third
the In I'D street. All Interested Ia
the above having objections thereto requested to
the in writing TO The Contract CorE, at this
sfioe. on or before December s. 1853.
1HEo. X. De FORREST,
Acting President, Croton aqreduct
A. W.CkAyBN, Board.
Chief Engineer
C.n.on oueauot pc,ort,rsnt ~. NJ k,5s
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ASTROLOGY.

VI
CAUTION. -AsTROLoGY- NIX. ANDMas. vANHoRN.
~ from PbilAdephis, the best They succeed whom
all others fail IL this fact which induces erate pre-
tenders initiate them. Thew the likeness Of
band WIFE, absent friend 1t Is we'll kno
TO public at large that they the hrst and the
only in the country who STOW the likeness Ia
reilly which 10 testified lad by the thousands
married and single who eagerly and daily visit the
tickets ly interview before they return
70 Phade tha their tay in York will be .ery ssort
s7 street OF Greene street, opposite
the Dutch church. nosr Broadway Hours from A ". 70
gPM Respectable coored people In trouble, unhappy,
On have nteryiew b. clock In tue evening
AIRS. LsDoAUS No. 2G3 CAN l. STREET, CON
WI nd tnre events likewise love,
coarttbip and She will also MAKO love mutual
let yeen parties IL exist She viii also
= thief stolen property Ago or temp anont
told nothing I'm dish, fresch aud German languass'
SPOKEN.
rs PKEwsrBh. rg0s PnILA DEhYHin, raSufsv
IN her services " ths lsdes ana gentlemen Of ths aty
sroiogy love and isv DEtsers Interpreting tFcsms 30
~ books aud eiept oohbssny relied on ~ Napoleon, and
s tell Ito name u tas ally q ssntlentn sncy viii ,osr
ssr ana names ysitrca Residence % Crest
ssros, a. Hovery Ladies' " sauiSl rsg0t ~
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MWUSxgAAs.

DR COOPER. NO IL DUANE 3TREET, NAY IN cor
~ quilted with confidence. His practice twsnAs twe
years at his present ofhoe.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF kECORDS-
- Sealed proposals will BIO received this ONCE Mon
Day sesemhss q 1853 - lz O'clock r NJ t. Dag n0rsA
Third Specifications 70 be had appA
cation 70 the Contract Clerk Of the department
Nov. ii. 1854 JAMES FUREY. Street. Commissioners.
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A YOUNG NAN, OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
"A clined to pety, with 1900. and inherit
orphan, wishes to correspond, I'm onf ence with view
70 maraae WIN ayoung lazy ntehSenee
above requisites invited address Oliver 0mega Broad
Post efice.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUB LTC Office Is HERE
u by given the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved improved Ia ds affect
thereby that the have been
led By the and lodged in the once Of bureau
examination by all Interested
Fisgeng the southey sidewalk OF Fourteenth street.
Second and Third The limits embraced BY
include all the several houses aud lots
rouAe vacant ots pieces and parcels Of land situated
south de Of Fourteek tn street. from Third to point
l4 feet inches Al PERSONS whose interests
Affected by the above named assessments and who OPP
either Of them requested TO present
Sher obi ction in writing 30 the unde signed At their oo
No Hall Of Records within thirty cap from the date Of
tLis notice W1LLIAa GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assossors
CHAkLE5 McNIELL,
o1se Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
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~ suited diseases. DR. J. 10 regularly sduoatsa pAy
cian- See hh diploma In hii once heurs from a. II -
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THE EGYPTIAN COLLKCTION.-A DESIRE TO RI
tain this collection in the city having been puboy
70 AFFORD all persons opportunity Of visiting his attractive
exhibition Open from A. Il unt0 10 p. n AdnisGion ~
cents. No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petition
between Eighty sixth ST. and Cast River All persons
interested having objections thereto requested to
then In writing to the undersigned, ct his Office,
before tho third day Of Decem Der next.
JAS. FURRY, Street Commissioner.
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH LADY HAvIrG FEW HOURS
"A each day spare, would like give instruction in
the French Language in families Address NJ Broadway
Pott Office.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given the owners, pant
Of al houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following ASSESSMENTS have been
completed BY tho Assessors aud ara logged 10 The nee OF
the Bureau TOR aatoD, by sill persons
btsreseo vzReceivns basin and cuvert st the Of
Fourteenth street The limit braced BY such
all the houss aud ots of
vacant o pieces and parcels u land situated south
edo Of Fovrt enth sire from avenue 10 avenue B. All
whose interests affected ny ths
and who opposed TO the same, either Of
requested to mt their objections writing
the undersigned at their once No Hail Of Records
within thirty days from the alto OF this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES L. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES EcNEILL
Ocs Bureau Of Assessments Strsst Department, Dec.
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

THE WORLD IN M1N1ATURE.--A GRAND MODEL
Of the World, IN plssser Of PArs covering area Of
at SIT and S7S Broadway Of White street. The
Oceans Seas &c represented by real with mnia
chips yoyages the Land, with its variations
magnifent bss relief The whole affords Of in
oh iqi
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IoRPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLfC NOTICE Is HERE
" 10 the owners occupant or occupants
all houtes lots improved unimproved lands aR,ot
thereby that the following assessments hAvs been
peted the and are lodged In the ooe d he
bureau for examination, by all psrous int
retted -Flaesinx satt side Of Second avenue from
Twenty eighth Thirty first street. and from thirty
thirty sx street. The limits embraced BY
ossmsnt include nj the several n9us' aud lots Of
side Of Second from Twent eighth street to
Thirty from Thirty fourth street forty nine
aud half ches north snd from hiry sixth street
ninety eight feet nine inches south all persons whose ia
affected by the above and who
arc opposed the either Of them rquestsd to
their objections writing to the undersigned At
their OIL No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date OF this notics
WILLIE GAGE,
CHARLES j. DDDGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIkLL. }
fce Bureau o. Assessments Street d, partment, Dec
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u Mall Steamer CURLEw, W. Sampson, Commander.
Thi: nne steamship VIII sa tho wed
Tuesday TN February; and tuesday, fin ksreh TIE
lev has inst bssn built On shs CLYDE for shs service
deck and great has besn taken Give her good ven
aton. Passage money 10 Bermuda S 70 g. Thomas S7U
Tor ksixhs OF psssASs, sPPlX 70 - ,
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DUCKLEY'S OPERA BOUsE, CHINESE HALL, So.
~ broadway, near the PRESCOTT HoIse.-open every
the Oldest Established and most talented company in
being the first to ntoduce harmony into Etboosn
Bur esqu. Operas a. &o all Operate ohoruses
Of labor and taen by BucAlys Serena iers The
has the Of announcing that the
of this will still be conducted in It's
able style fun without vugarty" Concert ..
~ O'Clock. Admission, % cents
BUCKLkIS, Proprietors
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY Musical Director.
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LII ATTENTION IT, Mr. BRIsTow'S SUPERIOR
a system Of vritingFor twenty eight be
II to american citizens with that has given it
universal fame Mr. Brisows jealous attention to his pu
pills warrants to ladies and gentlemen OF every age FREE
graceful elegant finished style Of permanently twelve to
twenty easy lessons Parlors, No 2as Broadway Terms
low Private tuition. Visiting cards written Call
short hand taught Writing executed Schools attended.
A YOUNG MAN, MASTER OF THE SPANISH AND
"A French languages desires few pupils to whom he would
lessons her residences 70 varick street Would
have engage for school in either the city
untr
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TyHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. NO. ~
" Broadway, above Grand street
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Tho well known original, far famed, and only
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELH,
Organised In l841
Tho rss and Oldest osssbishsS comPsny IL s5sssnss
The harmonic Negro Melodies and ornatofs d ~
present popular style Of Ethiopian Entertainments -
whose this city for continued succession OF
years past without precedent in the annals Of pube
amusement In New York.
THE COMPANY, ~
comprising talented corpsr If experieneo4
performers under the direction and personal supervised
tDwIN p Gu RIsTY Sole Proprietor and Manager. Ase
only individual at this time previous of the ~
Chr.y engaged performer in Of Btks
plan Minstresy.
Admission, Is osnts Doors opon 6H O'Clock; oemmsss
at TX O'CLOCK.
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INCORPORATION roTICE-PU sLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
all homes and lots proved unmproved lands, AZ
fec.ed thereby that the follow have been
eomposd by the Asssors and lodged In the once Of
The Bureau Of all
terestsd vFor building in First steeet from ave-
TO Bowery, and through the Second
The limits enbr include all
tho several houses and los Of lots pieces and
Of land situated both aides
avenue to toe sowsry bosh ass Of FRS. from
Houston twenty ve feet north Fret both
sides Of Second from Houston hundred
north Of First street the side Of the
Second street. side tho Bow
cry from Houston TO Bleeeksr street. the north side Of
from Elizabeth tho Bowery the
south side Of beecker street. from
inches wsst OF the Bswery All whose
the above named and
posed 70 The either II them requested 70 present
their In writing TO the undersigned
No Hall Of Records within thirty days date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES LODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
once Bureau Of Asssssments street Department Nov o.
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IyOR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
0ERMANIA, Capt I. ". Bremen, will leave for Bro
Saturday, Deo at IL O'Clock 1T noon from her pier
North River. Prices of Passage.
First cabin, $lCt
Second cabin :. -. ......,..... q
No freight viii be taken After Wednesday, Nov So Foi
oELRICHs CO., 50 Broad street.
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nR CORBKTT, NO 10 DUANE STREET, RE1IID
~ Chatham and William etrecss may be onsuted. u. -
De- G. member Of the New York University Be- -
diploma In his oh0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM FRIDAY, Dso.
8 O'Clock
The crowds here fneesssnt that Mr. Barnum,
eedng to the universal wish UNCLE TON for
evening" well Wednesday and Saturday af
The new moral drama Of HOT CORN will DO produced On
Tuesday afternoon next.
Tho three ticket ocee open the Museum obvats
all the inconvenience of the usual crowd.
Admttanoe to the whole Museum, TO the living 0i-
raes Bearded Lady DO we'll the perform
children under ton, 2 seats Ia the PArquet
cents; Secured Seats 80 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

TULLIEN'S CONCERTS.
81 METROPOLITAN HALL.
H. JULIEN has the honor TO announce that In oense
Of the which has attended ~
Concerts in New York. he will give series OF
ONE MONTH,
commencing on Monday December and terminating Win
GRAND BAL PARE,
The first Concert will be for the Benefit OF the
ST. GEUKGE'S
BRITISH PROTECTIVE EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
Admission dollar to all parts " the house, thts
casion.
Tickets had At w. Hall Sons, 29 Broad way g
Joie 800 Broadway; and OF Van Norden King, - Wan
atreef
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TONEss PANTosCoPE OF CALIFORNIA, TIN
Plains and Salt Lake, exhibiting 81 Hope Chapel
ecture koomJ every evening, at ~ O'Clock and Wodnes
day and Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock The most mag
nihoent painting from
HuNpR DAouERRE0TyPEs,
Taken expressly for this purpose b. Wesley Jones' artist
and proprietor during overland journey Of 500 miles
representing to the life Indiana, Mormons snd Calfor
Mans and the most magnificent scenery in the world.
fully descriptive lie by the artist and pirate music
will enven the exercise Tickets, Is CENTS reserved sea
81 cents
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EOR CHARLE4TON AND FLORIDA-U. 8. MAIL
Iine-The new and splendid steamship JAMeS ABG Err,
.saxs nor, on s doI Inc
For freight apply on board where All bills Of sdns are
30 Broadway Through tickets TO Florida folio To
Jack ,onville, &3l; PilatkA, &Ss
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DARNUMS MUSRUM-GRAND GALA DAY-BENE
ID 1T of c. W. Clarke director Of sementsOn Mon
day December afternoon and evening" day PERFORM
ance Of UNCLE TOAs CABIN. In the aftsrn BON, AZ 2
O'Clock, also in the evening, at7 UNCLE TOMS BIN
lyI0NOR BLITz-STUYvESANT INSTITUTE, $50
y Brosdway-Perf9Imsn every evening. common cling
81 consisting Of eas and aashabls Of ysntrilo
Natural Nago Admission, % cents; children l2
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L,OK SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
Il Mail Line.-Ths AID splendid steamship AUGUSTA,
Captain rhomas Lyen viii leave Saturday, Doo NJ
r. ~. from pier No. North river. Apply 70
SAMUEL H. MITCHELL, Ne. u Broadway.
The Florida, Captain NJ woodruff Leaves Saturday,
Dee 10TH Through uoksS rsn New York y Jaeksonvls
ssh Piatka, SIS
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SSsaied proposals. win be- received a. This Office until
nsIsaay December lss 1855 e l2h o'clock. % re
TO regulate ads pave and SGT curb and gutter in Thirty
yrth street, from Eighth to Ninth avenues and flag fouy
-ssioa 70 ths contract CLERK Of this Department
Es- n IRxS IAS. pUR1Y. Streat Comm.shonae
CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed pro sosals will be received this oce until Fri
day rec to fence two vacant lots south side of Thr
street. between Broadway and Fifth avenue and
lot south side OF Thteth street. between Broadway and
Fifth avenue Specifications TO be had application the
Contract Clerk OF this Department..
JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner
Dec. l. 1853
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flee Bureau o. Assessments Street d, partment, Dec q
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y The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Companys
steamer TOM; 100 hUI:' pev:'ES Rob.
w.dsssday JanusIy rs 81 O'Clock First cabin
third class, sas-stsward's fees insudsd Applyto
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Chief Engineer
Eratnn A nnnduot ncnn rktnent \ ON. - l.l2
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nR RALPH;.HoyRs or orrIcE ooN3ULTAT0H
~ from 70 II A. ~ azd 10 p. n. ssesp$ SunaAye
No. 6f9 Houston strsot Wooster.
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NJEW YORK AND Al ALBANIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Mobile stepping 81 Havana, The new side wheel
steamship BLA OK WARRIOR Capt. j. D. Bullock will sail
for the above ports Friday Decem O'Clock pre-
from pier foot Harrison street. North river Passage
$65 freixht taken Orlesns Goods consigned
Mead Co., Mobile, will DO forwarded free Of commission
Compapys printed rates Of freight and bills Of adng
had application IT tho oo No freight taken 70
but specie No freight received sailing days Shippers
evening previous TO the day Of sailing Parcels received ~
perss before leaving port LIVINGSTON. CROCHER0N I
co. 81 Broadway
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

MOSQUITOES UNDER GLAss-A friend Of ours who
has taste for natural history is at present engaged
in cultivatng mosquitoes, and hopes to have them
in full season during the winter. He keeps the
Larvae in glass jars half filed with water and
cred at the top with coarse muslin and as the
mosquitoes emerge from their tadpoe condition. they
occupy the upper part of the cylinders, where they
disport themselves for four days in lively manner,
and on the fifth lay their eggs and die. In this way
he keeps up " succession of crops" and by regu-
laiing the temperature of the breeding rooms. will
be able to continue the mosquitoe business until the
natural season commences. The development Of
the mosquito is curious process 10 the first place,
the egg becomes what is called the :! water tiger -
brisk little clock faced devil, that leyours all the
smaller anmalcule with Unsuitable appetite In
a spectrum Of drop of water projected from hy-
droxygen microscope, we have seen the shadows of
of these water fends swallow the shadows of n
dozen smaller imps-the larvae of midges and such
s. small deer in less than three minutes In due
time a change comes over the monster. Nature en-
velopes it in pellcle semi-transparent shrouds
from which the attcnne Of the mosquitoe stick out
at one end and its tail at the other. Finally the
creature rises to the surface the caul bursts and ont
flies the insect like Internal illustration of the
fable of Payche. In five days the machinery Of It's
existence, which is wound up to go for that time
and no longer, runs down. $hch is the biography
of the mosquito Sunday Times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

CIRcUMsTANcE.-Two rival drivers, tother dav,
got muss, is their way, and shocked all pious
with curses in damning eyes and damning hoIses
AS on their oxes high the, hnwltd, The passengers
in anger growled, until The Jehus, yaged inflated
each took his course and .ereraieI. But as they
brooded DER their trouble. grew TO magnitude Just
double and both averIed, with feeling stout: they'd
meet again and have it out. SO, ere they look an
other trip they threw down ribbons, 4. ses, and
whip. and met in furious mood TO test whie. j ihea
prowesses was best. But ere they struck 5. i,,
they stopped bit to think OF it. And then -. ar
gued which was right, till alf forgotten "a. the
fight; and, The talking made them dry th5 drop.
ped into cellar by, WI E, as The drynesa gan 10
wane, they went ahea drink again. 4 ow, as the
talking didn't cease, their thirsness increase ;
until, with arguing foi right and drinking, they
got awful tight; and the1. f~sm fight and varlike
bother. they straight began q. owe esch abcf. thus
each swore he himef was wrong aI1fee. with pro-
testations srong-and vowed hat they aea.d sick
together through every sort and shade OF weafber.
and shook hands warmly Ger and o'eF-rsesaT ed
what they'd said before aud. that their lovs migi.'
never shrink, they nailed it with another d.ink A
very happy termination for such noisy perturbation;
for stead of fury dire and blows and blackened eye
and bloody nose. firm friendship sprung. unmoyed By
lcks. based on pedestal Of brieks.-Boston Pest.