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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARrMENTO OF STREETS
and Lamps proposss viii be received a. the Of
Chambers and Centre Streets until the @ day November
1855 Ut oolsok NJ after which will DO received
public oiamps for the term Of one year from the date
Samples said cups and tubes the office
the Superintendent Of Lamps and Gs 9 Mercer street. and
blank forms for estimates be obtained At the
Chambers and Centre streets The estimates will DO public
ly opened st tho oce Of the Commits ioner in
With The Comptroler as per amended charter at IL
H. the aud hour that the reception estimates
closes. HENRY ARCUlARIUS, Commissioner Of stroote
and Tampa.
New York Nov. 1s, 1863
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CORPORATION NOTICEABLE BUILDERS CON.
traotor .nd others now occupying The streets for build
msteal Of kind such the refle Of sand lime
stons di shayings other rubbish old boards barrels
within on: week from hs date Of tho publication Of hi,
occupying Of the streets building sswerng pur
than absolutely reasonable to carry
such work. vii remove such refuse stuff and pase the build
ing material in compact and safe msnnsr the side Of
QSw Of the cutters The Superintendent Streets
hereby instructed to notify parties above referred
and promptly report all delinquens to the Az
torney for Citizens generally who In the local
herein stated will please make the known 90 the Super
tntendent Of Streets Mr. George White office
Chamber and Centre strees enter direct complains
John D. Hsskin. Esq., Corporation Attorney
HENRY AKCULARIUS, JR.,
Nov IL, 1883. Commissioner Of Streets ard Lamp,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, to the owner occupant
of all houses and lots improved lar de-
ed thereby that the following assessments have boom
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all in
terested vzFor building in Fifth street. from
to First The limits embraced by such
ment include I'll the several houses and lots of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land tus both
sides OF Fifth street from avenue to second
the side of Second 9 feet north and
south from Fifth street the west side of First
from Fourth to Fifth street. All whose interests
affected by the above named assessments aud who
posed the either them requested
their objections writing the undersigned their
MOI Hall of Records within thirty days from the
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors .
CHARLES McNIELL,t
Office Bureau Of Assessaent Street Department Noyem
Der 81 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CORPORATION NOTICE-.PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby giyen that petitions have been In the
Board Of Aldermen r the construction Of sewers in the
EortvHrSt 70 Forty sixth street also in 2ls street, from
Fourth 10 and through Third 70 In d
srest; also in street, rom 100 feet
Eleventh avenue Hudson rivers Also street
above and having objections thereto requested
sent same in to tho Contract Clerk as this oos
THEO. R. DE FOREST,
A.W. CRAVEN, Board.
Ureton Aqueduet Department, Nov. 8. 1858.
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CTIEET DEPARTMENT NO. tHALL or RECORDS
- Sealed will BE received this until Thuvs
day. November IL 1889 ct half past. Il O'Clock r. NJ, 70
gag reaag set snd ousb and gutter stcns tbs
side Of D. from Houston TO Tenth for
gusng Forty secona street. from Esveuth 20 Twelfth
SPECIFICATIONS 10 be had app,icas % The Goa
swaoS Clark Of .hls Department
JAMES FURRY, ssrsca commnsiones.
Novcmso, 7, 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given 70 the occupant ocouPsste
ali houses and lots improved unimprovod lands It.
.otsd thereby Tat tho following hays been
me Bursap Of for examination by AL persons
htssssed VISITOR tagging the southerly sidewalks Of
Twenty third street. between Fifth and Sixth The
its embraced BY such assessment include Al the several
land situasd the south side Of Twontythrd street,
eet east from Sixth thence ITO east. All persons
and who opposed to the same either Of tham
3uesed TO present their writing TO the under
lars from thc date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, yAnessora
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
ONCE, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Nov
less
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N0RPoRATI0N NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
by given 20 me owne. OF owners oooupante
thereby that the following assessments have been pesd
BY the Assessors and lodged In the oce Of the
building sewer Mercer street. from the sewer Beecke
sessmsnt include all the several oil ground
vacant lot pieces and parcels Of land situated both
Mercer street. rem Blocker street TO Anty norSh
ory corners Of and Beeeser and shs southwest
ner Amy and Mercer Streets All persons who's. interests
affected by the above named and who
posed to the same either Of them requested
their objections IN writing to the At their oce
No Hall Of Record bin thirty days from the date Of
ths notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE yAssessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street. Department., Dot. 81
Wa
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HENRY AKUULAKICS, JK.,
Nov IL, 1883. Commissioner Of Streets ard Lamps

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPOsALS FOR OIL
Proposals will be received at the oa 70 of the Com
eioner Streos and Lamps Chambers
streets until the ed day Of November 1853 at II o'clock
(Atsr whob time will be reeeved for furnishing
Cooperation OF the city Of Nov York with 5000 gallons
winter strained pure OIL Of the bsst quality and allow
must BE- scnt 70 tine Office Of the Superintendent. Of and
Cas- No le Mercer street. before the 2st November
1855 Tho estnstcs will be opened in assooation with e
Comptroller amended charter at u O'Clock the
day and hour that the reception Of estimates Closes
Blank forms can DO obtained 81 the Of Cham
bers and Centre streets. HENRY AACULARIUS, Jr,
Noysmher II lSSS. ComissioEer Of Streets ana Lars
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- -.,,ry.N COLLICTION.-A DESIRE TO M
a, tSs coiieeon in The city HAVING hsen publicly =.
presed ~ An opportunity OF visiting his atrAstyS
TO aao,a a. een from A. n. until 10 r ~ Adnissisa
osnts No. GOV Bresowsy.
uTANrEp-Two SINGERS, GoPRAN0 AND ALr0l
v .yennr ath inst Apply ths day, bsswesa A Il ea&
w NJ al I57 Chambers street. IT, ovvA-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given TO tho owner owners occupant ooou
pants Of al houses and LOTS improved unmproyed lands
completed b. The Assessors and are lodged IN the
ierested yiFor in Thir ninth street, from tho
In Eighth to the in Ninth The
heuses and lots Of lots pieces and parcels Of
Eighth to Ninth avenue the Of Eighth
and Thirty ninth Streets and the east side Of Ninth
Ivenue Thirty ninth street, All persons whose
oress affected By the above named and wis
are opposed the same either of them
sresens their objections in writing TO tho undersigned ns
er ooe No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
The dats OF this notice.
80 WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES koNIELI, }
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Nov T.
1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
b given 70 sne owner or OWNERS occupant or occupants
q An houses ana improved annprovcd laads aFsctsJ
tnefsoy nae zoe following vesn composed
sne Aessors and are lodged in the office Of the Bureau
Of for examination by all persons Interested
s2stlpg curb and gather stones and tagging Eighty
y such include a. the several houses
situated on both sides Eighty nth street. Fourth
Fifth and the side Of the Fourth avenue 100
feee north and south frsm Eighty street, All persons
Who's, arc Affected BY aboy: named
quested to present writing
signed, ~ their chioe No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov ID
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CORPORATION NOTICE-THE LOT OF GROUND,
" with hous thereon No % Charles strec south
side Charles street rs feet westerly from Blocker strst
will be leased ~ prhc arcti On Friday Dso
1885, ST IL O'Clock NJ, at the Conptrosrs onos No.
Hall OF Recosds Park.
Finance perarsn ent COmptrolsrs oss New York. No
vember %, 1853. A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will b. received st this once until Mon
day, November IS at 12 o'clock M 70 fas the sidewalks
vacant ots south side Of Eighteenth street sstween Fifth
Sixth To regulate aud grace Sxta avenue,
from Fiftyssventh TO Eighty sixth street r, build sd
Ation to tho pier No 49, foos Of Charlton street. speehca
items to be had Applicant TO the contract CLERK Of tas
aorartmeat JAMES FURRY, Steest Commissioner.
,bar IS63
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CORPORATION N0TICE.-TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
~ grocers selling fresh meatsAi license for the sale of
fresh having expired the FIRST day November
hereby notified license before Tues
day the goth Of this month Application for fnewa must
be made to the Superintendent Of Markets ocs OF
Centre and Chambers streets All found selling
fresh without license after the 2th instant will b
dealt With according the ordinance regulating and
the sale CT fresh meats. NJ GOODER5ON,
Superintendent Of Markets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

no soBTH ERIN TRAvELLERs-THE ELEGANT SIDE
wheel steamship Roanoke, 400 tons burthen, Capt B.
Cavendy, m pier 49, North ,iver fucs0ay I'D inst
at three O'Clock p fer Norfolk Pesrsburgh aud Rich
mond connecting Norfolk With the Saboard and Rosu
oke railroad to Raleigh Wilmington Ao Passage aud fare
staeroom included u rolh IS to Petorsburgh aud Roh
monG. SO Storage passage half pros. Apply 90
LUDLAM Il PL kASANTS, SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
DPubo notice is hereby tha the following pstons
have been presented ~ she Bosrt Of Ads.nsnro pave
Eshth avenue from Fifty third to fifty ninth street, co dsg
sito Of Fita between Thirty and
strose; aud norn side Of Tntisth street tst~eoa Fa
and Broadway. Also The following rcs1naons 10
Board Of Assistant. Adermea.1e aas walk ia front OF No
Homerslsy street; co sg south aldo West Ihrty
street between Seventh ANA Eighth Az
interested having hereo s.o requested 20 prs
sant them In wtns 90 A. his oss on
bsfors the llth DAY Of November inst.
Nov. 4, 1858. JAS FUREY, Sxses Commissions.
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CORPORATION EOTiCE.-PUBLIp NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given TO abe owner or owners occupant occupants
Of All houses and ots unimproved snd adoot
cd thereby that the follow
gsted tho Assessors and Lodged in the once OF the
Burcn by oil persons
3D. For building sewer in Mott street. the
In Chatham street TO Pell street The its embraced by
such Assessment include all tho houses
pieces and pare Of land situated
whose interests affected the
easements and who opposed to the same either
V The snddersigned st Mer Once No Hail Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Once Bureau OF Assessments. Street Department, Nav
Is, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

DHILnARMoNIC soCIErY.-TwELrTH sKAsON.-
hr,t Concert this will DO siven Satue
cav evening Nov 26 ~ Metropolitan Hall. Conduotse a
orchestra Mt T. Eisfeld Tho members subscrbera aaA
sror the classical Concert: Of this Society has cbse
ouest Of many members they will In future produce ws S
Ssonies at each Concert The Orchestra augmented -
fosme are Mfoows-sWphopy, The Seasons BY SRI.
nxrs Ms,sehner Other particulars hereafter Tsrnss-
bscrbins members SO per year. three tickets e each ~
one sLst 10 the public rehsarsals snd Concert ns.ss
sr n,ao,re extra tickets ct 81 each; tickets nos 80
CAT Nv zach Application for Tickets receiveA =
Wessrs soi,rfenSurs Iuls, ~ Bro,dwH ssd AZ.
, until quarter before o'clock. Doors epsa -
o'clock concers" L. SPIER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

k'oE LivEKrO0L-UNITKD STATES NAIL srEAN.
viii depart with the United States Nails for Eurons
Ivy On sstnresy Eovsmber 49, Al II o'clock M fsoa her
pern tne 1901 OF Canal street. For Freight or pssssre
having unequase ACCOMMODATIONS elegance and com.
fors, Apply W EW'D K. COLLINS &c wall street.
raNon6ers sfe requested 70 be ON board 81 Tx A. NJ
ans ,sssImshp Baltic will saooesd The Paeihs ana sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

They Afe al HrSt GLASS New YORK built 1hip1 pftded win
all requisite articles for ths sofer and pas
sengse and commanded By Of experiences In the trade
Tho price Of h $0 withous wnof liquors Goods
ssnt 70 ths suhserberS viii b. Forwarded ss from aay
BOYD H!NCXKN. AsenAs lN PesN stxssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

no, CALIFORNIA; INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
BLADE 1880 tons sail Tor AspnwaIl on Tuesday De-
osmber 10Th alta oclockP from the foot Of Nsrth Moore
UNCLE SAM 2toO TONS which will sail immediately tho
arrival of the at Panama. for Francisco
direct without stopping any the intermediate ports
These steamers vastly superior other route
in point CT speed ventilation, and good acccm
and i is confidently expected thst the 70 California
tickets during shs month will allowed dsc unt Of tan
cent from the lowest rates charged any other
SCR freight or passage apply only to MILLS, Agent
Cortiandt street.
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~ broadway, near the Prescots Houss.-Open every
The Oldest os.ablshod most talented company in t
being the arss introduce harmony EthopiAa
Buslssgue Operas d. g. Likewise al OPERATE chssu.ss,
penso labor and talent by Buokeys sorenader Ths
has the honor OF announcing that the Concerts
Of this company will still be conducted fashi
able sFlefun without yusaty" Conosra commences -
TX O'Clock. Admission, rs cents
BUCKLEYS Projectors.
BISHOP BUCKLEY. MuaicaI Direotop
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
New Orleans via Havana sailing at O'Clock NJ from
pier foot Warren street. the mails
This company intend to despatch Monday Nov 2Sh,
TIC steamer CRESCENT CITY, Captain Rodney Baxter
Freight taken 70 New Orleans at forty cubic foot
Specie only taken freight to Havans.
Shippers will be furnished with the blank form Of bill Of
ladiIg g. signed by thi, company, on application.
No bills Of lading signed this sailing OF the vessel
For freight passage apply the the company,
Ia West atreet N. y. ROBERTS
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On, LIFE LowLY.
Originally dramaNxed upwards of eighteen months ago
expressly for th. establishment By Conway E.q from
BEEcHEn SrowK. This piece has been In preparation
here and under rehearsal during the last twenty weeks
and 10 now produced with ORIGINAL MUSIC, 0H0RUsrs,
4 PAroR of tho most beautiful and
unique delcrption and other expensive and highly effective
aux1liaries.
EvERY HvsrIrs rHn WEEK, ATT o'oLooK, AHD ALSO or
WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, AT TX O'CLOCK.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company, of
HGar,gua LThropsh in advance Of the mail
crossing The new double PRoMETHEU5
800 tons burthen will leave from pier No North river at
O'Clock r M precisely for San Juan del Norte, Mon
day December connecting with the new ana fayorss
Transit route having but twelve miles of land
portation These steamers their vena
tion and accommodations. For inform alton passage,
apply only to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

CIGEoR BLITz-sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, =
y Neutrality-suspicious. every evening, oommsneA
7 O'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday afsssnseei
at Consisting Of great and laughabo pcwsrsof yent<
Natural ago Admission, Is cent?; ohildrcn l2H cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

L,RANKLIN MusEuN, IT'S CHATHAM STREET 01o.
Lea Proprietor above sssabishnentn ops. svsSy
purpose Of Classic and original Representations Of Hvt
xehr with avarety of beautiful perform For fuStAse
bills Of each day Admisaion:SeAts In
s,e boxes 50 cents stage seats with oned arm ehs
3Ix cents; boxes, IS cent?; gallery, 12L oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

TOR CHARLESTON AND ILORIDA-SEMIw WEEKLY
United States Nail LnsThe tsyorte steamship SOUTH
kRNE Err, Evan, commander will issye risr No. North
river Wednesday November Esd. ats clock T. M,
precisely For freight apply board whsro sill blls of
adny viii he signed and for 81 the office OF SP0F
FORD, 1ILESToS 4 CO., No. 80 Broadwsy. Through
Ma
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A uSTRALIA-THE SHIP VENICE HAS CLEARED AT
n the Custom House. and at anchor ia the stream
accommodate two first cabin asengors il immediate
application Is made to VIM T. DUGAN, 81 south street
APkELLk ELLIOT. l45 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

ROYAL NAIL Steamship ARABIA-FoR LIVER.
~ pooi:-Ihe ARABIA, G. II. e. Judkins comm andsr
WI al, rem shs oompanys Dock Jersey City with the
mails and for Europe ON Wedx ssday the th
inst at O'Clock precisely.
Passengers requested 10 be on board by 81 o'clock
: The KURoPA will anil an tina 1lth Daoauh.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

Ma osIcAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY. -sTRAN0-
era visiting city should call and xAmine the macy
ntared In this wonderful estAbisk
mont sho ng Of the human body also
Ina MIR ar us diseases which II 10 subject
o'clock A. Nj. to IL O'Clock p, n. Admission. Is eents
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DAEvARDs HOLY LAND, AT THE GEoRAMA, sos
ID Broadway exhibited evening at ~ and Weines
day and Satur lay afternoons at o'clock Admission, IS
oents trout seats 50 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

TIME BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, O0B
/ tanning seres Of two hundred authentic paintnss D
celebrated italian, Spanish Flemish and yfaas
Vernet s open for exhibition AZ S Broadway, nsa
Unicn Park Admission, IS cents Exhibition hours frsa
A. N. 70 llSP. n t4
, 1853-08-20
NOTICE,

BY THE coNMkNDING OFFICER At ruE
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
TNMIGRANTS, and other white persons. ,r,
IL hereby warnsd not 10 settle in the Indian
country East Of the Cascade mOuniains. in ~
Teuilorie' Of Oregon and Washington. The In
dian title has not yet been eHtinguishod BY tre,tv
Congress by the oct Of 5th June, 1850. u1ihorizcl
negotiations for the lands Wost Of the Casco,lc
mountains, but no act Of Congres has yet author.
lied the President to commence any on the Ea,,
Of those mountains. Therefore il Is not praos,
for settlements to he made there The same oc,
os Congress extended " the act Of S0th June. lsS4
to reguhte trade and intercourse with Indian
tribes over this territory. By the 10Th and Inn
sections of tlat act it is my duty to warn of se,
tiers from tho Indian country.
No assent or consent, Of any lind, has Leen
given by any Of the organised and powerful InJisr
tribes, lo my settlement being made. The GOV.
ernment alone, according to the act Of l4th An.
gust ls4S, has power to treat for the eStinquisb.
mcni Of the Indian title and it becomes ali pool
citizens TO wait the action Of the government
BENZ. ALNORD.
Capt. ilh Infantry Bt. Mai L. S. A., COM
Head Quarter. For Drum,
p''' 'i he Cclumhia, o. +. April ls. 1850. {
, 1853-08-20

How TO RAISE FRUIT EVERY YEAR
An exchange has the following Il
rightly understood, few trees, unless abso-
lutely dead Or rotten, need occupy ground
without producing plontious crop. After
long and varied series of experiments,
gradually adopted the following mode; As
soon as The winter had sufficiently disappear
ed, and before the sap ascends, examine my
trees every dead bough is Topped of, then
after the sap has risen sufficiently to show
where the blossoms will be, | cut away all
the other branches having none on, and al
so the extremity of every limb, the lower
part bears considerable number of buds,
thus concentrating the sap of the tree upon
the limbs destitute of fruit. You may think
this Injuries the trees, but it does not for
you will end trees ladened with fruit which
formerly yielded nothing. OF course all
other well known precautions must be at
tended 10 such as cutting out worms from
the maturation Of its fruit and saving what
would be useless expenditure of strength.
in the ounce, apricot, and the peach trees
this is very important, as these are very apt
to be too hxuriant in leaves and destitute Of
fruit"
, 1853-08-20

B@- What queer things inhabit drop
Of water. We saw globule magnifcd the
other day, and were really Mortified at the
results. The leader Of the nfnitesimals ap-
peared to be an animated jews harp. An
other of lesser grade wore the appearance
of manure fork, and for the space of half q
minute gave himself up to the lascivious
pleasure which seemed to flow from waltz
ing, with what was doubtless a feminine
animalcule in the shape of a bass viol with
two sets Of strings. Some were got up on
the principle of gridirons, the handle acting
as steering apparatus. Many of them
we're circular in their construction, and
were got up with all the spokes and rcpu,
larity Of cart wheels these, perhaps were
in the Express Business, and did the carry
ing trade for animalcnle, in some far dis
taOt drop on the other side Of the tumbler
One queer looking specimen-a SOFT of old
fogy animalcule-was made like a balloon
his digestive powers being in the more
buoyant part Of the machine, while his
eyes were carried IN a sort Of parachute
which hung beneath. We examined mat.
ters for over an hour, and yet in all lha
time, we never saw single wriggler tha
could lay claim to any kind of common
sense, either in his looks or movements
A queerer little world of monstrosilies i
would puzzle even a nightmare 10 produce
i New York Dutchman.