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POETRY.
scorn not Love.

@f-~i.1rH nv rrorrr. oA"
,br1f H.r .i'
Scorn not love, the hallowed Vision,
Nor deny 81 bright and purei ifu aHU
3 Il can make this earth Elysiah,
h-a And sins darkest stains obscure.
slander not the faithful spirit
seorn not hearts to s%ofiness prone
r. Loves a dover we all inherit
-r. Only from tn Eternal throne.
Sheer not when bright eyes are swimming J
Beaming softly through the tears
Which their lustrc now are dimming- %
Lol a soul Divine oppearsl
Smile not when young lips shall tremblc;
OFT the brayest heart must quail
Ere life teacheth to dissemble,-
Ere the star of truth shine pale.
Never spurn the warm affection
Gushing fresh from purest spring,
s7 Lest thou car'st to life detection;
Doubt and GRIEF leave time to bring.
Send not thou unbless'd, despairlng,
From thy heart the hearts That seek
Rest from woes beyond their bearing;
l-- Some are strong and SOM are weak.
Csn'st thou meet the Tempter boldly?
Roar life's trnublee bravely CALM
Treat not, therefore over coldly
Those who need affections balm
Are thou proof against temptatioa2
s- Loi some fail on every side;
Help them, then, TO keep their station,-
Stand not by in s%cornrul pride. 30
Said not one in long-gonc ages.
"Slrong ones, strengthen ye the weak p
Ever from historic pages .
st' Thus still seers and martyrs speak.
BE a light and not q darkness
Be a'helper not a snare!
For the sea on which we embark is
Frapght with pcrils everywhere.
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THIRD YEAR
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The management of this new and popular
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Melted on the most extensive scale. works OF
American Art. and the encouragement oil
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Commissions have been issued to many ais,
tippuishrd American Artists. and a special
agent has visited the great Art repositories
of Europe and made careful selections OF
choice Paintings, Bronze and Marble Siatuary,
&C.. &c. Among which are the following eX-
onisitc pieces of Sculpture, executed from the
finest Carara marble.
The New and Beautiful Statue of the
"WOoD NYMPH."
The Busts of the Three Great American
Statesmen.
CLAY. WEBSTER AND CALHOUN.
Palmcr's Exquisite Ideal Bust,
Spring"
Together with the Busts and Statues in Mar.
BILE of
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The Struggle for the Heart, PSYCHE, Venus
and Apple, Child of the Sea, Magdalen,
Innocence. The Little Truant, and
The Captive Bird.
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collection of beautiful
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Greene, Weare & Benton,

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The Power Of widows.

Widows are the very mischief. There's
nothing like 'em. If they make up their
minds to marry, ITS done, | knew one
that was terribly afraid of thunder and
tightening, and every time a storm came
on she would run into Mr.. Smiths house
(Smith was a ~widower) and clasp her
little hands, and fly around like a hen
with her head cut off, till the man was
half distracted for fear she would be killed
and the consequence was, she was Mrs
John Smith before three thunder storms
ratified over her head. How many they
had a'ter that, | don't edzackly know my
self"
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FAMILY

Ttit Subscriber has on hand a fine lot Of
FAMILY FLOUR, from Waverly
Mills, No. IL r CLARKE '
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A Lady who had on her upper lip some
thing approaching 10 a moustache, lately
called on an officer and his wife, whose
laughing merry little boy happened TO be
present at the time. In the course of con-
versation this little fellow inquired what
he must do to get hair on his lips. Why
rub it against papa's was the reply. oh
mamma said he, els that the way Miss
- has got hers?"
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What is the difference between filing
a pitcher with water, and throwing a wo-
man overheard One is f" water in The
pitcher" and the other "piich her in the
water"
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81 suppose" said Am arrant quacs, Will.
feeling the pulse Of hi. patient, that yoa
think me- a fool z" Sin" replied the sick
man, 4" perceive you can discover a man :
thoughts by his pulse"
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Dow, Jr,, says" Life is a country
dance; down outside and lack. tread on
the corns of your nnig.l ~. p't. g
nose everywhere /; all laDl
and left. Bi voir r,c01 ..u
Is ended. TIN, aaus u @
death pats od ia. lig.t>
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
Case of the Brig Bramnn.
ro Tup EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw YORK, june IL, 1900.
Being the parties who owned the brig Braman previous
y her becoming property Of her present owner, we
could no, notice the many exaggerated and incorrect
statements which have lately appeared relative to that
vessel one Of which is calculated TO throw suspicion
even upon the former movements OF the vessel as TO call
a., n,rcr,lce upon part In the article alluded TO-
set forth that the opbook on board proves that she
had been 10 81 Thomas upon three different voyages and
aL,i bv examination il was evident that the name OF
Aert had been erased and that OF Braan substituted on
Uc stern while the state Of Nc case 49, that she was
built in Baltimore IN 1851 for concern IN one OF Tue
Eastern ports expressly for their use and was so
employed in trading 20 the Brazilian coast exclusively,
amt within a Few months, never having made voyage
D. either the Danish island Of ST Thomas or the one a
tLat name upou the west coast Of Africa The insertion
ti. mas tond a correct understanding Of the
gao pubic and will much oblge Respectfully yours,
kIBBEY MCKEE, % South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

BROADWAY TnrArRn-Ihs thrilling dramatic spectacle
entitled tie Sea Of Ice which brought out with
such elaborate magnilcencs few months ago will be
performed tonight with all its original splcndor and pow
erul cast Of characters. Tho elegant panoramic views
and wonderful mechanical effects exhibited in this piece
surrass all the brilliant displays hitherto produced
at this establishment "Poor Ptliicoddy" closes the
amusements.
Nmo's-Young Henglcr whose extraordinary feats on
the elastic cord almot seem to bid defiance TO the Laws
Of srnv'a,on, will 60 through his unrivalled perform
this evening Mile. Robert, Mine. Marzett and
wsrs appear in The charming little affair styled flora
and Zephyr" The entertainments close with the new
african rantomme called "Pongo in which NJ Narzetu
and tho Ravcls have lately won great applause
Laura Kpysns-There are 10 be Blu, three moro enter
tanmcnts by the dramatic company this season. The
hon-e is 10 close on Saturday with the complimentary
shmcn and which will probably attract the largest and
mot brilliant audience assembled in her elegant
theatre. Tonight the drama OF Chrissa Harlowen
il 10 be performed for the fourth time. The Imaginable
farce Of The Lottery Ticket ia the afterpece.
BROADWAY NaRuTrs.-The Wood and Marsh juveniles
repeat tho great moral drama entitled the Six De-
grccs or Crime" this evening. The announcement Of tie
performance Of this thrilling piece by children well cal
culsted 10 excite sceptcisr among old play goers with
regard to the acting but tho thousands who have
Matter George, Misses Louise Mary, and others of the
CORPS 81 little ones satisfied that they accomplish
whatever they undertake in n mastery manner.
FMT1Rp HAII-A variety the most beautiful aegori-
cal historical and Biblical tabIeaux produced by ~
Keller highly lauded 'by large and fashionable
audiences every evening: Between the pieces the spec
ators entertained with choice music by Mme LOyarny
and Herr Stoepe.
woop's NNsTREs This comcel band present a num-
Der Of -ngs, &c, and the whimsical burC~que OF the
" M-hievcus Monkey for the entertainment Of their
friends TO night.
I1yN.-The ycs,vali Italian Opera troupe commence at
laura Keenes Varieties next Monday. Mr.. w NJ Fleming
open Eurtons theatre Chambers street the sum
mer campaign, on the same night The Bowery will be
oIened by ~ ~~ce and manager, Mr. John
Froughsm, the aoth instant From this II will be seen
there not likely To be any dearth Of amusement for
time TO
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C6m missioners OF Emigration.

This board met in the city yesterday, Gulian c. Yer
pianck in the chair.
An invitation received from Dr. Harris for the
board to wish, Staten Island, which accepted and
Wednesday week designated the time when the visit
should take place.
Ir. Harris also communicated the fact that 600 pcr
have lately landed at the Quarantine from sickness
and have been lodged and fed at the expense OF the Com
mission on average week each.
The board appropriated $50, 10 spend tho Fourth OF
July appropriately at Wards Island.
The Twelfth ward school officers asked the board for
the of building Wards Island teach eniarant
children in which granted at rent Of one dollar
year. and The teachers 70 have the privilege Of the ferry
The weekly summary shows that 49, 3l6 persons have
arrived far this year Of which 1888 landed last week
To samo date last year, 81 $50 persons arrived There
In bank Il sos, 1893 81.
Board adjourned TO next week
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Married..

On Tuesday June H. at tho residence OF the BRIDES
father by the Rev Gardner Spring, Mr.. j. H. vooRurs
to Miss v. T.. l.. CoprES, both OF this city.
On Sunday June Is, by the Rev Mr. Armtage, Mr.
joins LoR1oN Miss JAM BoYcE only daughter Of Jacob
Boyce, Esq. all OF this city.
On Tuesday June II, by the Rev c. Smelling, OF the
H. r. church. his residence in Second street Mr. VITAL
Eors.EAr, of this city, to Mrs. MARY A. LAcssS Of Nil
waukie, Wisconsin
Canada East and Milwaukee papers please copy.
On Wednesday Juno IS, by the Rev. ID. G. Wright OF
Prat,sville n. T. J. RRAUF WAsHBrRS OF this city, to
Iln NJ, daughter OF Charles W. Booth, Esq, Of Brook
Ign, L.
At St. Matthew'S church. Jersey City, Tuesday, Juno
II, by the Rev A. Boomer Hart, Mr.. WENDELL NJ BEy-
DIR Of Albany n r., 10 Miss SARAH PORTER, daughter Of
John i. Porter, Esq.
At New Brunswick, N. j., on Wednesday June Is, by
Rev T. X. Rcmeyn, WILLIAM II. AcKfS to MARY 81 daugh
ter OF johnson Ictson, ESQ. OF New brunswick, n
church. by the rector, Rev. DR. Pyne, THOMAS HoLT,
Esq, OF California to ADKADE L., daughter of the Hon.
1hos l.. Smith, Auditor Of tho Treasury.