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order r.p.. for n. ter: Of o.. y:.. a.:
partially keep in pairJs copy Of which will b found
contractor viii be required whsa replacing old oebbls
stem With to III ns YER: ~ s': rp q
sharp sand The contractor VIII shs kssp ali bridge
s x:t .a: ss..is %
s .as t. & b.y .s
pairing contractor obliged ubsstots The same
Hs ssl %1 al
b and to be removed from tho street by the
81 k.psir. .ns Supplies tho
m amy amy ms ssss
III: o. IN relation :. xSr. and / there
city will be divided into two districts dsnomnat.d the
Eastern disTe. n. all ths. portion % the
street all thai ,G1Oa lying sa IF oadw.y t. Yao.
portion Of Fourteenth western ad
way Fourth a. that portion east Fourth avenue
d !; u n tSs portion q sss
excepting that portion Union square,
mentioned in the above article relating to the Eastern dis
vii estimate for each distro. ssp.r.sly
:ssaT.s: vSs .hs shs Time 4 .isnias IL :ensr.ss
that hat hsy st II sS ss
oessfu bidder will be required sign
sia ss'sf
IN. 70 o. ms
the work upon the receipt said oondr
a1
ys.s same date
in the same n in the YEA, s Tho somms:ionsr s:e
but the The whole Of said
deserves the right to sass oil Or any OF said estimates
n PUPPY, comIssoasr Of Repair. and Supplies;
calling st Re.s and
in with different railroad CON pauiss
tn s9o sy which their
Provided hoSs'sr H.. ii he said rains shall. b. laid
and
streets and for ali other purposes and
s s : s s @ s s
in and aso" ths rails Il, in and keep the
track asl. 70 ss s anass dir. en Of tn.
Street and on such grades ney ss.ab
IN 5 Il:
which the rails ar laid" Agreement dated January LIST 1858
asa Il. direction of ss.
r.
es
Also that foundation each side Of the rails shall
with bocks similar the
pavement far Fifty hrst street." Agreement dated
September 9Th, 1851
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
Same az Sixth Avenue Railroad Agreement dated Sep
TENDER 9Th, 1881.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
ITO grade, regulate pave, and keep In repair space
twenty five feet in width and about the tracks in all the
and through which the said tracks
shall b. laid Whenever tho Common Council shall deem the
interest Of the public require such to be done
"Sad company will, at their cost construct stone
bridges such the streets by said
raoAd the elevation of their grades above the
surface Of said oad requirs arohed brdged whom
ever In the opinion Of the Common Council the shall DO
necessary"
"Also that the said company will make such embank.
ments or excavations as the Common Council deem
to render tho The said railroad
mbankmsnt at the and for all
purposes to which streets and roads are usually put
will also make, at their and charge, all such
drains and their embankments ay
in the opinion II the Common Council render necessary
Agreement dated August 10Th, 1897.
HARLEM RAILROAD
Shall pave the streets in and about the rails in salts
factory and keep the width Of twe Of said
paving including the L. good repair during
the continuance Of their thereof Agreement dated
May 18TH 1882, extending Harlem Railroad from Twonty
third to Prince street,
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WATCHES, JEWELIiY. &C.

THE ORIGINAL A. JACOBS 100 CHATHAM STREEZ
Is now selling gold and silver watches al the foliewaG
low prcesFine gold epnc Watches holes ,wesd ~
Fine gold detached levers full eweed $25 Gold enanss1
Watches for ladies' Gold English patent levers $685. 0sA
vers as low 49, Silver epnss four holes eweled iev
assortment Of ]ewelry slverwars aecordson and muse
instruments at proportonaby low prices All gooss 49,
ranted the returned. RsmembR
thc mum er 10 Chatham street. established Ia2l
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Yl0RPORATION ROTlCE.-FUBLIO NOTICE Is HIRE
~ BY given 10 the occupant occupants
All houses snd lots improved unimproved lands affected
hereby that the have bson completed
the and lodged the ooe of the Bureau Of
Tor examination by all persons interested, viz
paving Thirty ninth street. from the Tenth to the
rvsi The iimits embraoed BY such In
iude all the several houses and lots groun
pieces and parcels Of land situated Both sides Thirty
nth street, from the Tonth the Hudson ryer.
Ill whose affected By the above
snd Who are opposed 10 the either Of
Inc undorsxnei ~ their ONCE No. Ha OF Rsoords within
|hirty dAys fron Ne date Of this NOTICE.
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL y
Ooe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov. TO-
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FINE ARTS.

AN ARTIST, ABOUT RETIRING FROM TnE PRO.
Apply u SO Broadway. ssoA Ne.A fsn y sslsak r.
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yoRPOKATI0N NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given, 70 The owner occupant or occupants
al houses and lots improved unimproved lands Affect
thereby THAI the following assessments have been com
let>d b the lodged In the ooe Of the
sseau q for BY A persons inter
vi For setting curb and gutter and hagg Eighty
h street. between Fourth and Fifth The limits
braesd BY suoh include all the several houses
nd situated both sides q Eighty fifth street between
euyAh and Fifth the side of Fourth
fest north aAd south tom Eighty tn street. All
hose interests aecsd by the above named Assessments
nd who are opposed the either OF them
uesisd v their objections In writing 70 this under
sned at their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
~ frem ths date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE, D.
OLA RLES J. DODGE $Assssssra
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Bureau Assessments, Street Department., Nov
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DERHAM,S GIFT EXHIBITIONS
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR
every afternoon and evening, at and IA o'clock,
ACADEMY HALL 663 BROADWAY.
Tickets good Ter the admission Of persons all At
" ct different tmes and share in tho
lUI,000 GIFT, ONLs 81.
To DO had from 2 A. N. to 10 I. NJ, daily. a.
ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY
.. Waters Music Store S3S Broadway;
Loveoys Hotel, Park row;
And Howard'o Hotcl, Broadway and Maiden lane
Howe's Cough Candy Depot. l66 Chatham Streets.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
~ resolution Of the Common Council Of tho city
from sble parties removal Of night
soil from the piers places used the caveng
q The n %sd
be and continue for three and removal BIO eff
struced as to allow the ecepton of the night soil by
yered slide shoot or inclined plane and
e al or nuissoce Three p,ers on eachthe
the Its barges Of the party parties ing
moving the night soil will bs required several
evening till four O'Clock in tn morning thu rst day
May to the last day Of eptemb and from ook the
yesr Proposals in strict &C ordancs with
tons No 49, 4s and 400 Of Title ordinanoes See
poIation," and enco sed sealed eAvelopo endorsed
PRO esas for removing night soil from the city of New
York shall also lie eaclosedina reaed envelope d.
reced to Thomas Downing Cry Inspector the City
spector Office New City HILL such proposals estimates
city popularity apting the same for
the parposc for which they be usiof tho boats
or payable monhy for the said work
will be BY the pay Or parties Masking the pro
Cv Inspector The amount Of security REQUIRED for the
faithful execution ana periormsnss of the will be
re sum Of ave Thousand liars ThsY OF Title s.
ton Of the amended ordnances ed May 3D. 1sis and
also IS amended October rs 1872 will be observed and
SAILS and all not in conformity with tho will be
Estimates proposals viii be received st the office of the
1861 at II o'clock NJ at which time place will
be publicly opened in accordance with the requiem
the aie co, tract may awarded with whom the
shal he directed to be made, fail attend with his their
notified that such contract ready they
sidered ~ having abandoned it, The right hereby re-
to the corporation 90 to do BLANK
forms aud copies of the above mentioned ordinances
' PoSMs n' C cy
City inspectors Department New York, Nov 30 1863.
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ryORP0RATlON N0TICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is HERE
sas sn or
'aads, anocssd thereby, shs. the following assess
the enos q the Burseu Of Assessments for sxani
Alios by all psrssns interested vis.-For setting
Second Third svsauss IN. limits By sueh
inoude Al Toe several houses and u ground
es Of street. between Second third
III whose interests Affected the above named
snts land who opposed the either Of
hem, requested 70 present their obseons, in writing
dlhin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CAARLES J. DODGE, }Asscssors.
CHARLES koNIELL, }
once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. No
oncef H. 1888.
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Ty0RPORATION kOTick-PIBLiU NvTicE Is ERE
by given 70 the owner occupant occupants
all houses aad lots improved proved LANDS affect
thereby that the following have
etsd BY the Asssssors and lodged in Of the
3urcau OF Assessments Tor nte
ssssd Viz .ror building sever in Broome street from
columbia 10 Eldrdge The such
assessment include all the several Of ground
soant lots and az aad situated beth Sides
vsst side Of Sheriff street. 100 fest south and ees norn
BRooms both sides Of Nilet street. zoU ees
outh from Brooms streets on both u Pits street. No
~ south and 0 eet north from Broo@e street. on both
ides Of Ridge stree 20 fees south from Breoe sroee On
eth sides Of Attorney street, 2 feet soatb from nr9ome
,yoet; on both sides 40 eet south nom
2roeme street on both sides OF Norfolk Essex and
ludlow Streets $50 feet south from Rroome street, on both
on the east side of Allen street. ~ fees south from
3rooms All whose interests are afectsd By
s shove assessments and who opposed the
s or eithcr their objeo
Ss al Reoord Within thirty from the date this mo-
- WILLIAM 0ASE,
20" CHARLES g. DObGk, ASSESSOR,
CHARLES MoNEILL
Omce BuyoAa Of Assessm snts Street Department. Nov IL
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MUSICAL,

mUSuCA1ss
Rare BARGAIN.-A SPLkK DID ROSEWOOD !
"A octave 1910 panofoe is offered for $25 excellent
perfect in all respects, been used
ed by celebrated M kers Tho going
be from till IL o'clock at II Warren street.
MEIODEONS IS. ID. a II. w. SMITHS MELODEONt
Nl tuned in the equal the hArmeny
good in the remote key in the only
lodeons SO tuned, and uuquestion ably the best
HORACE WATERS. Sole Agent. 1913 Broadway
DIANoFORTE.-MRS. MCGEE BEGS TO INFORM THR
ladies and gentlemen Of New York. Brooklyn, their
vicntiss that her classes for the panoort
aesemb twice residence % South
Brooklyn and that shs has no privilege OF rerriss
large CIRCLE the parents OF her pupils for
dAon of the Of teaching and the
her terms-whicn are 81. So and $40 per quarter.
THE BEST PIANOS IN THE woRLD.-IT Is AN UN
L depabe fact that T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos
with iron frames and circular eoas the thu
world They defy competition for quality, and price,
HORACE WATERS. Sole Agent, 33s Broadway,
THE COLUMBIAN GLEE BOOK, OR MUSIC FOR THE
! Mlion-Part comprising the largest number of ch ,e
fore published In one ao con Part consisting tacred
anthems ohoruses quarett 30 for select societies md
concerts Part containing most Of the old Continents
all a features before published BY b. Woodbury.
way, the great piano and music establishment.
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l.; ~ ing DECEMBER 2. hadav ays bsneh.T a. 4, gate
public lin general IND to his ireads in particular"
Take particular notice that evening only
by ,bs managers Tor thar perpose BE sure TO that
him bun per- Performances commence att o'clock.
SIGNoR BLITz.-sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE On
every evening oommsnsie
Il Consisting Of great and aSshaels power; q veasse
n Learned II ard
THE WORLD IN MINIATURE-A GRAND MODEL
Of the Word, il plsser Of Paris, covering Of
y W Il:
Oceans seas &c real water with mnia
* s ss sS ra It's 81 a
grandeur Lecture at p NJ Tickets % cont
children, 1873 cents.
THE EGYPTIAN COLLECTIoN.-A DESIRE TO RE
tain this collection in The city having been publicly
1F:.3
sens are informed that Che National Theatre o.
place New York whore my version OF sh celebrated Play
z,:s S::iss s.:. Rs.fs.ass !. -: IT., Museum y
0hash.n s.I:ss keessveis ana e. p.rforn
:r snS % e &: az
M yonasI nssic osrdes Ho1asd = sSs WA q WhS -
q issa 'sS'i s:sssfsSn'ss In New Isss
As.her Of Uncle Toms Cabin - .hs Nauss
u Tneasxe New forz ana where Will Pc continued ev
evening" and dnesday and Saturday afternoon e
ing the remainder Of tho year lRc3.
THE BRYAN 0ALL1RY OF CHRISTIAN AIT, OOH
tanning series Of two hundred authentic paintings. b.
she celebrated Italian, spanish, Flemish and TrsA
masters from Guido do SienDe "a D. l22D down HossS
Yenet snow open for exhibition ~ 5AS Broadway asA
Union Park. Admission, rs CENTS Exhibition hours from
A. n. 10 iWP n.
TokEsS PANT0SCoPE OF CALIFORNIA, Tbs
Plans. and Salt Lake, exhibiting at Hope Chapel
eot.r koom every evening" at III O'Clock, and Wednes
dcy and Saturday afternoons, at O'clock The mag
nihcent painting from
FirzrEr HUNDRED pAeuER RKorvprs,
Taken expressly for this By Wesley Jones' artist
and oprieor, during overland journey Of $3.50 miles
representing TO the life 1ndiaps Mormons, and Csfor
ninns and the most mxgndoe scenery in the world.
fully descriptive lie tnre BY the artist and music
will enliyen the exercise Tcke Is oents reserved seats
50 contB.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-THu LOT OF GROUND,
" with franc house thereon No. 81 Charles outh
DIDO Of Charles feet westerly from Blocker sree
g1lsss 2. lo olsok NJ 81 thosComptroer's Once No.
aAll Of Records Park
Finance department. Compsrollers Onos New York. No
nar "a IkS A. q. rLASG (.rmpkvaIfev
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public NOTICE hereby given that the following petition
has been In the Board OF
sus sssyssn kshsy ssth q and eass River All psrsons
sent them = writing 70 che undsvsgnsd 81 ks sss o.
before The tAird day Of December nsIt.
,.., Jas FURRY. sssa,s com-.s,,.ass
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WOODS GALLERY AND DRAWING ACADEMY, q
w Broadway, now open Gallery free. His syst10
Of drawing fro nature acquired WITH great facility -
eshibiticn ever presented 20 Boston uubo Pes ~
Woods pupils make extraordinary progress "Bossen rs
Yeller.
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CTRERT DEPARTNENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS.-
- Sealed proposals will DO received this ooe until
Day Noyombsr 1855 - l2k O'clock r. ~, hax north
10 Third Specifications be had app-
cation 70 tha Contract Clerk Of this department.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
~ selling fresh All license sor tho sale
ircsh having the first day November
are hereby no.se 70 renew your OF before Tues
be made to the Superintendent Of Markets. cor
Dentre and Chambers streets. All found selling
fresh meats without license after the 10Th Instant be
dealt with according the ordinance regulating
the sole Of frtsh mosts. n 0OO6ERsON,
Superintendent of Markets.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice hereby given that the petitions
have been presented in the DO ard OF regulate
and grade Sixty fourth street. between Eighth and Tenth
Avenues flag four feet of Thirty ninth street,
between Seventh and Eighth where necessary
Also the following petition, in tho Board Of Assistant
AldermenTo AL to the grade Of Lawrence I25h
street, between Ninth and street.
the following resolutions the Board Of Assistant Alder
men:To set curb and gutter and regu ste sidewalks In
Third avenue between 06b and 10th streets and flag
feet Of walks from l06th to 1o street, lay orowalks
In Se,ond and Third At tn street, to four
feet north side Of Thirty STREET Tenth
and Eleventh avenuet All perssns aving
tons thereto are requested to hem in writing tho
undevsgned Ut his Office before the 9th day of
Der next JAMES FUREY, Street Com issi. ner,
New York, New rs. 1853
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CORPORATION NOTIuK-DEPARTMENT OF
III Streets and Lamps-Ssalsd proposals Will be received

Streets and LampsSsalsd proposals will be received
y SSssss:: ssS gsnss :ssss, ans re ssd
Oh
amps and furnishing the oil and other mate
= q Is % s ias
II. &. ss x % e ssa
SmaMon Of suoh contract by he Common Council. Tho
I. sa: e: .at e
e a 8 %. e
ssTsnsd . B. used during :as months Of psSsmssT
Ssy Jass JAY August. Fail strained in sepsaaSsr,
T., hSG1, for sh .
b ordasaos then the OF
cs, as sadnss
:' =: a.
os e r. "a Il al :: is ss %
eted By ths and returned 70 their proper
u issss: s.ssrs. LADDER: and ii osSs1
s':S :d IL as tn:
q: in DO taken By N: contractor contractor
s e e:
ssns!.sso.s can daily q the ohous. No s9 Mercer
a:ns: mus. ;. enclosed ENVELOPES sealed
"a :ndossa igspsssi; ios sSsins srinmns and fsss
Vii s pnssSs in f.. Come
ss e e on III: H. sas sS:
S reception Of estimates Tho right NV viii n' 3
aysnt.xssus !nserss. q shs oerpor.son Biaas
b obtained ct the ooe Of Chambers and
tentes strestg. HENRY ARCULARIUS Jr
Commissioner 81 Streets and Laiaps
Hovsnbsg L. 1853.
.ryORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIG NOTICE Is
III hereby given 70 tho occupant
upsns q q. houses and lots improved or unimproysd
bsen completed BY the Assessors and lodged In
he ooo Of the Bureau Of for examination By
rom No. IT'S 70 the built in Madison street. q
utScr The limits embraced by snoh asscsssmeut
She several houses lots Of ground vacant
c pieces and parcels land situated ON both sides Of
Addison street, Between Rutgers street and Pike street,
north Ode Of Rutgers street from Henry 10 Madison
the sas side Of Henry street between Pike and
sutgers ALI whose Interests Affected
the shove na@sa sssessnens and Who Arc opposed 70
sotons IN wrfSns 70 the undsrsp ned ~ their onloe,
4Ha Of Rseordh within thirty days from the date Of
Ab notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES HeNfELL)
ONE Bureau Of Assessments. Street. Department Nov.
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IIOTELS.

A TLAHTIC HOTEL, NO, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
"A the fountain This old and favorite hotel having been
entirely Furnished In department
ccve families and gentlemen tor the winter.
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Hotel NOTICE COOPER HOUSE. NO ggiBRoAp.
a way, second door above Broadway theat e-In add
n 70 our permanent and transient boArdcr Gentlemen
can ane Of BY tho day week Table hots At
ed with every 20 sible delicaoy At all haurs
ALBERT. PEASE BkorHER
WAvERLEY HOUSE. 6T BROADWAY, CORNER or
Foprth street-The signed Is now prepared 70
MAKE arrangements with fsmilies the ensuing winter
J. w. RENAL, waverIey House.
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HAVING BOARDED, WITH MY FAMILY ABOUT
IL TIVE months in the Gramercy House, having received
rom MT Donald the proprietor much hosptsble attention
And for proes consider IL m dutv
10 leave him this ackno proof NV
Tor ~ attentions and the inform alton and
pers desiring to ain for here and mar
ncuary for the information of Spanards visiting this cy
70 whom strongly recommend the hote of Mr. Bonadl
LORENZO r..
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Office Bureau Of Asessments Street Department Nov 49,
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QOULoGNE SUR hER-H0TEL DE LEUROPE.-PAR.
~ ties sbou to visit Boulogue route Paris
svcctfuly informed that this stu
Atod the quay opposite the steam packet station and
the Paris railway terminus The apartments bins eS
with comfort 1t has excellent table dhote and
hc wnos are Of the choicest vntages Board families
he most reasonable terms English and American papers
daily the table and bath attached the hotel
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NIRcUs.-NEw YORK ANPHIrHEATRE. NO. =
~ Bswery.
Sam Lsthrop and 81. Day, Clowns
Immense attsction foe Thursday Friday and Saturday,
December ], =, and g.
MADAME FRANCONI
In . new Act, entitled LIE PAS DIES ISTRAN0xRS.
The Nicoos IN all their great feats.
Mons Charini Miss sthans and the other distingUo1
members Of thi favorite company will appear.
Boxes cents; Pis 12L osnts Reserved eeats 30 oenAs
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THE BRYAN 0ALLlRY OF CHRISTIAN AIT, COR
i tanning series Of two hundred authentic palntnu
.he most celebrated Italian sPsn,h Flemish and nIsas
yernet isnow open for exhibition ~ S Broadway asA
Union Park Admission, rs CENTS Exhibition hours feoM
A N iOcT. N.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15

TRULY ENTHUsIAsTIc-Er Ortlepp, as
translated by Hermann Krelssman,says ofthe
closing movement of Beethoven's Ninth Sym.
phony-
"The closing movement isthe crowning go
ry of all, and is unsurpassed in loftiness and
grandeur of conception. The soul revels in a
sea OF joys-it is as though Beethoven, before
bis departure from this world, had poured out
all his deepest ond most divine feelings, until
the whole ends in triumphant and all conquer
ing bliss One idea reigns through the whole
of this towering work Everywhere we be-
hold that singular and original god of the mu-
ses, the god of smiles and tears. Let us bow
in alteration uefore the mastergenius who be-
oueathed to US this divine symphony, this work
of tears and raptures, of darkness and light, of
hellish torture and heavenly bliss"
We 90 for this-let us bow.
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The world is set 10 music When the morn.
ing stars sang together,the myrads of the skys
revolved in harmony; and ever since that day
all things keep time to concord OF sweet
sounds" The blackest rock that stands In
lonely grandeur amid the oceans Hoods hath
yet the sweet consongs of the waves to cheer
its solitude! And could We rightly read the
burden of their chant. what wondrou' tales
they'd tell-of diamonds chequering the seas
moist floors-of sanity forms that sleep so
sweetly there of strong old ships that went
out with the gales. and ne'er were heard OF
more, and ofcreation's dawn. ere sin had found
abiding place on earth, before the waves had
eer engulphed ship, or gave, obedience to
sterner law than the sweet will OF the dancing
winds of gentle dalliance of white winged
zephyrs.
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OF the puns belonging to DR.. Barton W.
believe the following is little known; "A gen
teman coming one day in his room told h'n
that Dr.. Vowel was dead. what, SAID ne
"Vowel dead thank God, It 10 neither nor q.
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J B NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.

A CARD.-Jno D Harvey tenders his sim
II thanks to his friends for their very liberal pa
trnage extended him while in several other houses
this place, and asks continuance fthe same. He
pledges himself every exeron give satisfaction
Ills personal attention will also be paid the sale of
kinds Of produce
ian 24-d&cts