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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

The St. John New Brunswicker
preserves its opposition to all compro-
mise with regard TO the ftheries, and
states there can be no doubt that pub
lie feeling in New Brun' wick, with
reference to reciprocal trade with the
United States, has undergone a very
material change since the question was
first agitated, and there is not 1.-THE
of tho anxiety OF the desire for its &C
complishment which then existed. As
regards the fisheries, public opinion
may be said to have changed very de-
cidcdly, inasmuch as there is now a
strong telling against any concession
Of our nnrivalled fishing privileges,
ulless for the most ample equivalents,
whilst with many there is a decided
opposition to concession, however
small, upon any terms whatsoever"
A STRIKE AGAINST SEWING Ma.
cHlNEs.-The tailors Of Hamilton,
U. c., have Struck" against the sew
ing machines. Recently reinforce
ment Of fifty tailors arrived in that
place from the States, to supply the
places Of the anti.sewing machine tail
ors who had struck. The strikers got
up a demonstration threatning the
new corners, who took the evening
train and left.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

A New FEATURE. esterday we
found in the street, document with
which the wind had played fan'astical-
~ which on examination turned out to
be new feature in modern legisla-
ton, which may call for more officers
for its ful6llment. The document reads
thus-it is printed blank, and filed
up-a kind Of summons citation,
or to use a less understood and there
fore more forceable phrase writ of
h0beas corpus.
Senate Chamber, Session 1854.
To the Hon. -.
SR,-you are hereby notified to
attend a meeting Of the to
be held at the Committee Room on
49, at o. o'clock Am.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

! ~ We are authorised 10 announce JAMES
1bscn Constable Election Ii April next.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

k~We are authorised y anueunoe M. H.
viaD OouuHARD ~ Q candidate for reelection
to the ONCE Of Town Constable. Election In
April. rE
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

At Bath, Me-, a feet Of 131 ships
averaging 1900 tons each, are now in
progress. or contracted Cor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

Now, after this, if there be any
murmering wing who says he was not
notified it will be very lame ex-
cuse indeed. Each committee should
be provided with at least two officers
to serve the summonses, who should
be empowered to bring the delinquent
up to duty; this would furnish en-
ployment for some of the minor satel-
ties Of the great party in power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

GlLLFY-At Norrisi.ps Friday evsainy 7ss ss,
Lsurs CHRISTINA dushier civilian and Mary c. 0sy asa
Her furersi viii take place sunday at o'clock fsai
ofth fam invited 20 attend
GRAHAM Brcsyn LG1s saTd on 'I n .S. saaa La's'
Vermont psrers please COPY
HOIT-On Thudsy 18th list, aer short nlnsp HaFy H,,t
lste ofthe firm OF Holi Owen.
His tuners. will tke place this isy Saturday. 'oeock tom
bis late residence WAshi1g;or-sy, Brcokltn - -,
HAZELrON-A Dufchess Co. Thursday evening
STR Joseph II. HsseltOn in the s5d OF his age
McGRArH-on wedns.d.y i5th inst Capt Jane. NcGrsh.
Police Magistrate for the City and County OF Newfok In the
III syes and friend. and those Of h, brother Michael aud also
6h ard military general respectable
cue6 attend his funeral from bis late residence No Si white
= on sunday 70 VI without further Invitation
NcKINNl-in this city Feb Is 1854 BuOn. Mas Nlr
sriA MeCuun only daughter Of M Mekinny aged
To one who wss Intimately acquainted with her and who
sickness the death Of this siy
gloom Of sorrow For two years h she eeen paeat SUIT
feTer complaining relying on GSd o n support n ready
obey the summons when e sAud a, her hsoee
The last DAY Of Der life gloomy wtheu. yet within all va
when Ming her eyes abe Mother
f and bre eoaa b. placed bed her spirit had akenn
fist 10 that land AIS rcfaes arc nusnown y"
her lips and 70 ssrse circle she
friend fond mother soil and alone weeP her DEAN
Thou ut gone The grsve bat will not deploe thee
The sorrow anS darkness eue pmPSs the tomb
Tux Savior passed throufs lis portals before tree
Aud the lamp his love is thy guide through the gloon
Ttourt gone the but wrong dePlors thea
When (icdw ~ thy guardian snS guide.
He thee took thee, aud soon will restore thee
Where death sting since the Savior has died
ofWm c and Jane n Tsmadge aged years and months
Her remains removed TO Meehsnce Saratoga County for
burial. - ,, nj, 49,, ~.
d. Watt. AGED years and y months
The friends relatives Of the family invited 10 attend ths
funeral at St Marks Church. on Tuesday neAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

JAPAN "A letter from Hong Kong Dec II, says ihatthe
United States squadron, comprising the Susquehinni Pow
hatan Macedonian Plymouth and Vandaa were then in
harbor and preparing for departure norbwari Com
modore Perry expected over from Macio in he MISS
sppi At Canton were the sorebp Supply aud chartered
steamer Queen and whampoa the 'orcshP Sou'ham?'
ton The Sea Witch, at Hong Kong about proceed
to Namoa to ship aborers for the Panama Railroad
The Admiral Of the Russian Japan Expedition arrived at
Shanghai November 81 in the steamship Vostock leaving
bis frgate the Palas and brig of under the Saddle
Islands He had just arrived from Nangasaki where he
had awaited reply to his mission the Emperor Of Japan
1t YVES said that finding longer delay frui!less he hal
looked in at Shanghai for supplies and from Europe
He was thought to be bound to Manila
Doubt is thrown upon the reported death of the Emperor
ofJapan The report is explained by the circumstance
that the death of japanese monarch places the Court in
mourning for three years. during ThicR time foreign
Embassy can be receired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
DOUGLAS CONDEMNED AT HOME
'espondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.

CHICAGO, Monday, Feb 49, 1854.
Shce the anti Nebraska meeting of which wrote you,
ahsAer-intended TO be of different characer-has been
held 1t gotten by Isaac Cook our Postmaster who
BY the way the only Government officer here who
tces ebe bill and supports Douglas openly The meeting
ws held on Saturday night and offcered by man
Who voted for Van Buren, in ls4s and Vice Presidents
and two Secretaries Others elected but were not
A@s The only man Of standing ability connected with
hs pro Douglas part of the assembly was the Hon Andrew
Hsrf
Wen the Committee reported resolutions supporting the
Dougs coup d<tot which advocated by Mr. Harvie
and certain others During the progress OF the meeting
was frequently announced by the managers that was
Tree DISCUSSION Accordingly after all the ink and wisdom
Of geters up had been exhausted Others took the stand
c. IArned the Hon + c. Sherman and the Hon james
Curtssthe first Free Soier the two last old line Demo
sfsssddressed the meeting in opposition to the resoiu
nsns The speech Of the Hon James Curss was an aoe
sas reply to the arguments and threats made use oil 10
nesde and dragon the Democracy into the support OF
NE Little Giant He closed by moving the following
sneadnsat 10 the resolutions
eS That Wednesday evening Of
upon the subject here under confederation adopt
- 1erefore
hssd Thst meeting fully sentiments
ened resolution and wish fully
hs amendment was received with such cheers Is ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
THE FLOOD-DETEN7ION OF TRAINS
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.

The tremendous rains of Monday night and yesterday
morning caused sudden rise in the Little and Big
Miami Rivers and all the tributaries to those streams with
distance Of sixty miles from the mouth OF each stream
The Ohio itself sweed rapidly but few hours makes
less difference with that mighty river though melt
ing snow and foods of rain should simultaneously feed it,
than with the two Miamis.
The mail train from Columbus due here at 10 A. NJ,
was detained by the washing away of a bridge,
small run just this side of Milford and did not reach the
depot till L. NJ
The Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE track, be
tween Morrow and Washington not badly injured by
the flooding Of the creeks but the train due here at II %
NJ of Yesterday, had not arrived up to clock last
evening consequence of the being thrown from the
track
The Little Miami is at unusual hight and has al
ready swept gOot deal of fencing between this aud
Painvlle The railroad track between Xenia and Cor
win is in danger bat the accommodation train came over
in safety last night.
About clock yesterday afternoon violent tornado
swept across the lower portion of Warren County, doing
some damage TO farm buildings, breaking down forest
trees and unroofng bridges The bridge C9sars
Creek this side of Waynesville, unroofed and the
fragments blown great distance up the road.
From passengers on last nights accommodation TRAM
learn that the fall of rain all along the line between
Columbus and Cleveland was unprecedented
There will probably BE- no detention OF trains on the L
tie Miami line, the aggregate of damage IS very sgh
The freight trains all arrived in time yesterday
The bridge over Elk Creek, two miles above kenOn on
the Dayton Railway is materially damaged by the swollen
stream so much that il impossible cross and passen
gers are obliged to change at chat point The even
ing train was detained two hours last night in conse
qrence Cincinnati Commercial. Feb. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

seldom heard The meeting very large AMI when the
cOsod hs reading IN involuntary shout made the
cid Hall tremble Tie amendment carried no one
doubts it the officers Of the meeting ain il although the
Chairman decided los, TO close up the grave Of the Ne
brasE bills friends hele he announced thai all who
in favor Oft adoption # the resolutions reported By
the Committee, would say aye No was the snswc--loui
ca and .trongwhich rung forth from the Thousands Of
that crowded meeting.
Thus ended prod gious effort to get up meeting thst
would sustain Douglas at home No effort had been
spared no hole unprobed no spirit unsummone1 Even
Detroit wss levied upon and furnished her quota Dis
probationary Every man person 80 AFFECT as Do him
honor there and confident they OF H;cess
that they opened the way for their deea. by inviting
free discussion Another significant fact-they attempted
to obtain signatures to pro Douglas call but falling to
get enough names TO make it respectable abandoned the
project. Their huge placards signed "by the Com
mee and printed at Wing Office, because the Dsm)-
cratic papers supposed to be opposed to the bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

An ADRorT RoGuE-THe Worcester Transcript states
that man BY the name of Laban {. Cane, formerly an
expounder of the science of phrenO0gy in Worcester was
arrested several days since in Hartford for stealing
horse in Blackstone, and brought back to Blackstone
where he was lodged for the night in the fifth story of
house In the night handcufed as he was, he took the
bed cord from his bed and lowered himself from the win
dow to the ground. He then stole horse from Sherlh
Taft and rode far as UXbrdge where being unceremo
niousy pitched TO the ground, he wrapped himself IN
horse blanket and purchasing ticket at the depot ne
took the first morning train for Worcester where he
was arrested again by Officer Warren of that city, ana re
turned to Blackstone His hands handcufed
throughout all his travels and he disguised his condition
so completely by means of the blanket that neither the
ticket conductor any other person discovered
his irons until after his arrest in Worcester Cane
committed to jail in default of bonds in siOOO TO await
trial.
FIRE IN HOWARD ST. Firemen Injured-Beween 3
and O clock this morning fire broke in the third
story of the old Pembeton House, Howard ST. which
being rotted up for stores, &c. by Messrs: Franklin
Evans Fitzhenry Homer and b. b. Mussey, the present
owners The fire spread with such rapdity that the entire
inside of the building nearly DESTROYED During the
fire chimney in the rear fell upon an adjoining building
nurng to some extent and breaking the thigh of C. c.
Henry leading hoseman of Engine Company No T. James
Wentworth and William Foett of Melville Company
No G. were also badly bruised by falling bricks Captain
Barnicoa received few bruises and had narrow escape
from serious injury The loss is about $1,000 which is
insured-s3OOO at the Charlesown Mutual and $4,000 at
the Metropolitan Some of the workmen employed at the
building lost their tools. Boston Traveller lou.
LIVE QUNLs by ExPRTss.-We learn from one OF the
officers Of the Express Company that on Thursday last
thew cent to New York fro hundred dozen live quas IN
coos The birds caught in Iowa there put in coop
and cent forward in the double quick time Tor when the
companv are noted Speaking of quails, me Madison
Iowa Journal says that they plenty that they run
about the streets flying against and breaking WINDOWS
and occasionally in contact with the side OF mousse
with such force fall feess TO the ground Inc con
sequence is that every old musket has been put in reu
ston the bhoys are put in full force, and general pop
ping is heard in all directions. Buhao courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
MINING BOARD


Reported for The y. Y Tribune by Assss FAY Tnons
Ftf Bo0rd-4 900 Beaver Meadow g. 8B sfDo county
s4i '73 9sii 800 DO W silO 40 oI,
Canal 20; 10 Lehsh cash asa 90 Long Island r. D. ~
Mine Iii Scrip b5 IS 80 schqylkll Nav Prsefrsd S,i
80 b5 33! 100 DO b5xn 33 100 Slsluehnnah Iaha
10 Is do I3f; 100 do, b. 3i 100 Vcksb1f X ID od9
49, BN A Insurance, i6t Schuytn Nav @ 100 kssdng
crseI Coal Co.. b5 a Manu- Mech Bank s5wn 5 io2 Bank
B,gea GoayIf scbuyIinI Navigation Preferred ISL 70 do
BE- ssi s. do b5 33i Reading Railroad, b. S8t 200 Morris
Canal I'd ms 80 Long Island Railroad b5 III YcnbaH Rail
road isi 10 su.quehsnns Canal b. Sf 50 do 1871 80 DO g.
sHrd had ESQ Pepnsyv,ns o.. ssl sI7o5 Lshsh S. 10
ga sl5O DO ssi 600 do, st s1Toeo b. ys 900 Camden
yd Imboy Railroad gs s3 M 600 CITY ga rs 1915 el1o Sesuy
iii ssiion ss 80 setI Rssdas Rse.d b. ssi .2do sci
sbn,sI E,yssop 2sl, s5 Norstown Rsiosd i Is Beaver
Ss.Sa. R.iToss al 50 North American InsaLsnee
e.bnyIl Navigation Preferred 81 200 do Cd Esi -. 40 D,
$50 b. Morris Canal 7i 2a 900 Long leland hsrss1
As is 81 Upion Canal I5t 100 do, 6 Isl 6Psnosyysos hs
resd on 10 Ghard Bsnk l3 Bank fPsnnyysnih o. io
DO 3D. l25; IS Mechanics Bank 3lt -. . 49, ,...-...1
% spring qsrdss G. ~ ~ 1902 P y, "a
90 Lsbish c. 70 8l Penn s. 81 ss ~ Chester ss
DO s, ~ do IS sIi Do DO, IS SET 50 Loss Island r.
ssvp iey 100 DO do sI 80 Union Canal o. IA 30 rsns-
yysnla R. f 600 New Creek Coal Co. q 10 n'ffh "as
cersa Pyess-Unted States o. 6s ia BID DO a. u. ~
hid ssIsd Pennsyvans 81 int Of ssf bid ss1 hssans
psjo.S dy on S9 bid 3si asked do Bonds ~ pa %
nortssss 0s 90 sst bid % led Psnosyvsns hsiross ~
isi ssked Morris Canal M bid ~ sheei sshss.i ~ a.
81 f2 si bid 81 .sked DO DO Stock 81 BAD M "a ..sd
Preferred div Of 81 bid SO s.Ied Long .e1 isi 90 rnssi
states Bsns, .. bid 81 sked Union Canal ~s ''' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
COURT OF GENERAL -VriaAJ-BehOre Recorder
S"NN' ~ TlLLOU-TBiZD DAY.
or

TRIAL or JAMES SANDERS. -
Officer Smith sworn-Belong- to the siIieenth W 9d
and Ackerso: mob Of psn.ops rshtng the cor
- n, Air .,p,quAr. Police citizens and hD.rnl1ns E me
M.E.. on 1a, h DID 81. s S DO sSy;has 81
horse within fifteen yaIis Of am Inouen, ~, y ~ c
parties and went i1 s,s sse cIo"' '''
piess on vent there with Alderman and think bad
800 an opportunity seeing and hearing what the ha'na sara
or sd bur I'D hin in the SIGHT , ,,h thu l..t
vtSss and there fshsns going on between pe,. 80 1
bsSse, armed with umbrellas ard slaves % one shs 80 ar
Sss d..o Wien the Hsern ws s9t % them . 90
would protect hs as men 20 ne nj ron ed out
man ard .Ad he knocked dosn euzeo ana ylta $500 rS
proper did snest him wh.a tne Is.l saS .aS essa on
In 70 proceed With be sd nothing bit rode Ga tnsfe
49,. a. saw three officers around ths Marsha. when
shouted them 70 arrest a . ee T n -; "a Fl. So snd
III rsy,sf IN position fetch him on wasn va in''nea
win y Usi 20, IN such ssht this before When sn
.snr ys made 70 Kane near tbs Iomos rs ae ~,
into tks fsh With pleasure D.. Ia e.sr. dress and ID. HI
- - 40 feeinu on the T1bsct asf desires on % te
the truth WAS stra;s mJse Tn re- We sor. rsen scars
s,s sUoruLiyes E. the corner Of Troy snd haaAe
Described ~, s.s he expression C6aeE him oa the
.rn b-D tbs Hibernsns we're not ofanh lana
s'SDs G.psn l.a ,ST. The fshi IN Tr9y
With save. q, n.a over nv s..t nd then one u
sn .rSes st me With saw d: a.,'sa .a9 S.a
eosnsr Of TToys; and be ,sd Men stsns y Msasae
% br. RON striking three or osr erI.ns s1th az
pole. ey fshiins s s.S b.. penon Who
..s BADGE arrested NsQasAs bsesss '0nHa'rsd "' any
TO DO so he bad .e9 o.h. Nnth Police when
came up the q Barrow md 10 aao a sa
s,ns round pretty lively md him tSast es%s .S
he n .oss ~. 4. a.rS :ss p.a
Bsl; d :.sS 's .aS hem s.ad
- "a .esI os svord and 10 took hin % h A' ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
INCOME PROM wE,rvEs AND PIERS.

" D.
SIN. The other day YOU suggested to your resier 10
reruse cartfully the annual report our City Controller
That part OF Mr.. Flpggs message wnch relates 70
Nbsrves Grd Piers Is very curious one, indeed ana
p.rhsps are able give your re1ders some nipma
ton upon this subject Your correspondent has hai sew
ersl conversations upon this subject Dat no
answers have vet been produced why that splendid
property owned by the Corporation and known ~
PIER and Slips instead OF yielding 81 any rate the legal
rate of interest on IFS capital has been an in9e1 OF
tex upon citizens, while II could essay 0e maie .,
proftshle rs at least 10 take care Of itself why Sr'
have of late paid little attention to the subject and iouni
that from the year 1880 to ls9s the expendiere GA
decks and clips amounted TO s729 goo So while the
receipts were s7s.6ss 20, being 25oS7s o. expend'
lures over receipts In ls52 be amount a2-
prcpnsted and expended during TIE year tor e9inng
and extending whsves and piers AID for repairs and alter
alton and additions 100000 In addition 10 tbs sum
the Common Council authorized BY an Act of Legs
laiure passed at their previous session. to raise sum o.
on account Of whaes and piers by the issue of
stock OF this last amount 100000 were already appro
priaed making total Of $780, 900 already expended and
appropriated for account of wharyes a1d piers IN one year
while the therefrom during the same period
amount only 10 the OF s97706 IL IL Is evident that
something is wrong here and it also evident that the
presept rates of wharfage established by the Legisla
lure in 1901 are low by far compensate the
of wharves and keep them in good order and repair as
have shown you by the above statements. As for
remedy think the Legislature ought to revise the lsOl
ID" "N1 '-'A' 'N''''''' "DUrCa'
SUDDEN DEATH or AN INFBRiArE.-Coroner Gamble
yesterday he'd nqles No s. Anthony upon the body Of
snyen THURSDAY evening while IN the sosssy Of one Welsh
rated rosi noeun held the body and
rvesed caused BY CONGESTION Of the bfsn
produced BY ntemPenee and the Jury rendered VeFe TO taA
CHARGE OF SHoP LFTISG-Oficer Neldram Of the
Chief Office Yesterday srsed psmed Lewis Wsoa whom
he cough, the stealing goods from in front Of the store
No Caharne The prisoner taken before Justice Bost
and licked up for trial
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-AlOnZo Williams, col .
cred hand on board the ship Nose: GDns s,s ysserd ar
rsed b. officer Rice OF me Second Wsrd Police charged y Osp
For OF Stealing iece Of beef valued az S5
which ps.ins when detected tie was committed
,, Justice BOgart FOX trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

~, he sword h0aasr sad walked As bis gard 70 ID
Station House. fLsasht-rl
Thou Of the Ninth Ward Poce,
a place heard Of rot, AMI 6rst party sTaag
Troy OF HUDSON rch-sts With
scAfs ca ard some without; without badge.
who had n from and these
hr, Lin down In ,ranple1 bat he esag1
legs the Arrssei hin because ID
seen ed 10 Be the most stubborn Of the crowd ala
swsv bet be took himself quick be could
rcaRd endeAvored man whom these
with the badges attempting to beat
Alexander Smith s~orn-I policeman Of the XXI Ward
the W no % the s<h OH
arrested aud the MaAs rode
said" dous Police take thai the tAes
rescued the prisoner snd he rode sw-y.
Aner the efosexsnBsicn OF this witness wu sssed ees-eea
counsel thar for the prosecution shOald here close wh
liberty TO oder further evidence On part the Mssha took IN
the affair AMER which the Court took for an hser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

upper pert dwelling b. Paul BAKER sai family TIL,
building wGs also destroyed The adjoining house
Houston also took le and greatly damaged before
the frmen could eStinguish the ans. TIE occupants
sustained considerable damage by water Total loss about
$4,000. Partially insured
FIRE IN YEsEYsT.
Last evening about ,lock fire broke ont in the brick
building No CO Vesey St occupied by Knsey Darling
wholesale druggists Philippe NepPer uphols,9rer aud
manufacturer Of gavanic springs &c and Th ms Currsn.
brush manufacturer The fire originated in the third story
front rOom occupied by Mr. Currsn but from what csuss
could not be ascertaned The remen the ground
at an early moment but before they could subdue the
flames the third and fourth stories greatly dlmiyed
The lower part Of the building dren1hed With water
Mr. Nepper sustained damage by water to the amount OF
about $3.50 Insured for $500 the United States Insurance
Company.
The loss of Mr Curran is about $3.50 NJ insurance.
Messrs Kinsey & Daring estimate their los by fire aud
water at about $4,000 Insured for s200)o-in the How
ard Jefferson. and Country Fire Insurance Companies
The fire discovered by Officer Frederick Roe OF the
Third Ward Police
FIRE AT WHITE PL,Ys-We learn that the Oraysmpum
Housf White pIsins A. eirht O'Clock this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

FROM TRxAs-By the arrival at New Orleans Of the
steamship Louisiana advices from Texas to the eth inst
have been received There is very ltls OF inpor
tanoe. Business at Galveston dull The ship Coalar
arrived at Galveston the 9Th inst from Boston and
ports having fallen in with the James King, in disabled
condition abandoned and full Of water.
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advertisement !
GrNITS AND ART.

We ssze and turn away, know not where,
Dazgled and drunk with beau y, til the heart
Reels with is f1llueSi there-foever there
Chained o the chariot Of triumphant Art,
We stapd rs captiye and would not depart.
AWAY there need ~ rds no terms 10 SUIT
The rary iaryon Of the common mart,
Where bold Preeuce gulls Folly we are mute,
While every confirms the wondrous skill OF Root
If Chde Harold didn't precisely that he would have done
so IL OF the galleries OF Florence he had stood 10
Root, at No 1853 Broadway where
IL most pictures taken Gallery Of access and op
rHrshI