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THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
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The New York Ecening Post gives very
interesting account of the progress of the work
going on IL the new Central Park in the city.
1t embraces an area of about seven hundred
acres, and will be an exceedingly beautiful orna-
ment to the city. The first labor is to clear the
ground. The rocks are blasted and carried to
the borders for the future fence. All the rub
bish IS burnt on the spot. There is a dense
growth of bushes in the park, which are being
cut up. In these thickets, some beautiful and
valuable trees are found, principally naples and
locusts. All these are preserved. About $50
men are constantly employed. First gang of
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decide what shall be preserved, and then cut
down the remainder. A second set follow them,
and remove with hooks and rakes all the rub
bish, and burn it. Then set of grubbers dig
up the roots. There is one tract of several
acres, called the Locust Grove, on which there
are some 10000 locust trees. A marsh filed
with muck has been cleared out, and fitted
with clay bottom, for use as lake. Several
living springs of water have been found, which
are to be conducted into this lake. Some part
of the ground is very high, which will afford
fine prospects. Summer houses will be erected
on such spots. The time is coming when the
streets near the Central Park will be the fash
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Convention, than he has to employ the army to
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coRnecrED WEEKLY By }. K }. nj. SHOEMAKER.
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PHLADELpHA, Nov. 2lst-Ev-nng- There
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time. I'm several of the towns they have not
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of Osawattamie, nor in Paoli, Lykins county.
In fact, there is a deficiency in all the mpchani-
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and they are so busily engaged in erecting
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Monday Of February Court.
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List Of Letters.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bedford Pa, Oct
lG. 1851.
Brown Asa, Black David, Broush Peer, Burns E.
noch, Bonnaphan A. Beer Robert, Capt Brunhamous,
Boyle Patrick, Balcker David, Burger John, Cum
ringhauH K, Clark John, Chilis Philip, Carter
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er Geo. Cioresmb BaTchopl Miss, Donnett G A Hon.
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Miss DoIlard Eliza Miss. Deportist W Jesse Devore
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Miss ,, FEesby Mormon ,, Fisher Naom Miss
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William Hubbard " W Hyatt Thomas. HrseI
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Mann Henry Jr. Macka James, NcCutchew George
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Kate Miss. 0baver Eliza Miss, Pool Frederick 5,
Phelps DR., Price Mary ?. Prisby Norman
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