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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
Domestic Difficulties among the Wealthy.
SUPREME CoURr-sPEofAL TENN.
Before Hon. judge Roosevelt

JrSr line People rel Sarah ~ Pdrldsno dsu'ns
Phlisp r. PduIdino. Ia case OF husband and
wife living the statute expresses H. In state Of scpsrs
ton without being divorced. Tho wife, IA she was auho
rzcd to do some time applied 10 the Cour, TO have
one Of The children Of the marriage girl css than three
years old, delivered up 10 her. On preliminary hearing
Of both parties charge and custody Of the child
awarded TO the mother accompanied by certain directions
which niepdcd 10 provide fully for the fathers right
TO visit hs Offspring pending the unhappy controversy,
and subject such modification or any, Of the order
the evidence when fully preaented, should appear
TO demand. The husband affidavit Of certain alleged
intentions Of his wife, now applies for order that
his wife be required ~ rve security N keep
the child within IRE jurisdiction Of the Court, W
abide the final determination OF the suit Mrs.
psuloing denies any suSn purpose as " i'm
puted TO her she admits however that she contempates
q vei during the months 10 OF the neighbour
ing States OF Massachusetts Connecticut Although such
excursion, with view 70 health, may be every way uo-
Objectionable, still ~ " proper that the husband he de-
sres H. should have security that the child shall DO
Forthcoming when required Both parents have righs,
and the rights Of both sbouls he equally guarded the
temporary custody while the question " pending be given
the mother the privilege should not be maze an iussru
cnt Of possible injustice 70 the father Order for security
accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
Theatrical and Musical.

FIos GApprs The Rsvrl, will this ev, ming repeat her
new comic called "Bianco" There win also be
perfoI ught and variety Of dancing.
RowrRy THEarRr.-hr. Chsnfrau will again appear W
nsh Nose In the drams entitled Linda, The Cigar
GIRL and Pbelm, In the Iish piece styled oFlnissn
and the Fairies"
BuRrors-Mr @. Barne the obrns treasurer OF his
establishment candidate Tor benefit this evening 9eve-
raj the popular artists In the country have
ed. See the bills
IN which Mr. Wsack psrsonates Captain Murphy Mcguire
In be performed for the second time here 70 night The
farce called "Il Tell Your wife" follows"
LAVA KEsSEs-rts neat theatre AFTER beIne thoroughly
renovated IL n for the ~
when Miss Keene will In The good old English comedy
Of 'she Scoops 10 Conquer"
AxERiciS MusEuw-Two lsurhabie pieces are 10 be per
formed this afternoon, end The drama entitled Fraud and
s vic'lm' N the evening An hour cannot well be spent
more agreeably and probably than here.
CoroRED OrrRA Sesdes songs, dances &C. Geo Chrsty
and Wood tender New Year Cals;n he Bucteys their
operate buresoue Of Aladdin" and ke Bryans their mimi
"a lie shakspereap Readings"
Mr. CRAWFORD will this evening entertain our Jersey CITY
friepds 81 Commercial Hal, with he songs VI scouaal
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Fort ~ New York, june 4, 1857.
CLEARED
Been Kn,p,s 1ss%monia Ham, Heydmann, Hambws-E
ssS Ga,o gct enc Morley Bsimore-H Cromwell
Bsrt Leo Eesi o SaS,a 2I,sSso-sno. Burgess
Bark Gem OF the Sea, Miller tash~tisiway uss.ds Tel,
ss,s s ss,sT, 1ns s~;s,.sr Ewe Co.
Er Parks Pa,sna rfsfss RR~ss v,,,.
so'sa
Som sT rsn Isg,, AS G TO-
esmerJ Thompson colnsry, Baltimore.
Steamship Marion Foster. Charleston. with udse ana n..
ssngeEs. 70 spo1ocd Tesson Co On Sunday, 40 PS,
& Ksysons sas n or .asDn wh steam
steamship To,en Morley Baltimore 70 hours, with md.e
asip wtssr ism Fi.sA.r Hamburg, Apyn IA with na..
sn u %ae1 from Sss 81
e. ssIp 81 a Is e Ion g o. Jaw Hamburg bur e :,ssm..p
.Sp ss o sS q
split ma niopaaiisn nast &c
HAN Me-. oIssns :B5sms Kcsmsnp. Bremen q days.
bark Queen OF whtsy; ah IS lon 81 saw ship steering
BARK Lscerne Ispr.le B.ihars. Africa, April Is, with
s Ss and MY H. N sI $ q g.
having had head winds aimee leaving st john ih a
q S & cu @ sr sfs SS s.
IT, a. $ ~ %
a s' fS: 81 :a%Ssss S s1
Brown, for ProvideDce.
Brig Johanna (Duci). naber4spa, Cadz April Is with
wine and lead, 10 Galway Cassdo& Teller.
Brig Mary Forrest Stephenson Raj Ia May With sugar
70 Napier johnson Co. Been IS days from the Equator
March H. the outward passage Chas Glmmons steward
died Of fever; May TO- Geo Grant secon officer died Of yell
Brig Penny Davis Porto oabello May ls with coffee.
sas Eous q Psr.mo.!h2, xssse~s JaOtsouvle days.
Brig Buclmsn lof Bostou) Wright Jacksonville days.
surveying schr Lorena Lieut. Breeze Havana days.
Schr SlAs Wright (of Rockand) 0hcden Saint Crox with
and sugar 70 @ DeForrest. 9Th uh OF Delaware,
squsl from Westward, carried away The foremost head
scbr Belgrade lsp. faBlanc, Prince Edward Island II
days. It'll oats, to A Leavy.
Gcbr Otronio Hsrmans Port Even for Salem.
Rchr Mary Eliza, Cartwright, ElzAbethpor for Fall River
Schr Msrgaret Pepdeion, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Royal OAK, Benson Ronaout for Boston
Schr Hart Lawry, Rondo at for Boston.
eehr @ Saytrfdg. -, Ropdout for Boston.
Sloop Oregon, Rhoades, Providence
6loop Jane Maria, Ware Norwich.
Scbr Norma -, with mdse from bark Seneca lahore at
Coney Island.
soop Geo Washington Ferris with ndse from bark Seneca
ashore nj Coney leland
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Phiadelpnia.
Steamer Falcon, Brown, Boston
SAILED
Steamshp HAmmonia Hanl. Hamburg.
Wind during The day. 8, ~ith rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Yors "a .sh, 5fsy bar
I'm. csops.,ovn "A. nc,S,n Rosers Rsjtimore: Ia
BAKER Falmou,b for Albany. Sid brig Ormun. Baker
aelnh., sehr. Sew, ss,sy. Croxiee. ~ clone bal
swsv H. Via and only Son Perry al, X II Adams a
Rsi,l,-ar- ~ 49,
NEWPORT NAV MAR n v ,eD bark Nelson P,ace
ION Matsnras for orders sid this AM hsrks Inev An
,tgsn. fsrrenss. Msfagorda. Emsr~on. Rappahannoch
rruiIer. A,wood from rYcrhl Bangor: srs. NJ Mao
dean Rorien and All others
NAV HAVEN May si-Arr brirs Atlantic Merrill.
e ola sd .esr t Psrsn nIssny r''' '''r
oREaos. sprii 2s~in Columbia River, bark Nshr /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

CkrlprAr Parliament IL TO be pre-
rosued the Sd Of June The Governor General VIII leave
Toronto for England on We IN,
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Supreme Court-speceal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Uerke.
JUNE LIN thu matter Of the Mayor, &C.. relative 10 tho
opening and extending the Bowy and the claim OF Elan
Kent Report confirmed.
mo Fsnkin branch q ~ state Bank Of Ohio VI. VIM.
"aner and others. Motion grained, without costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
TIE DARING HIGHWAY ASSAULT"
NEW YoRK, June I, 1887.

FENNFTf,
krRAn article appeared in the HERALD OF this date port
ihe'ps rcusra ofs dIcui,y had with Mr. Pan
Saturday nigh, last in which Is nsnuaied that Pimans
money the and object part Permit me IN
hat ,uch not the and knows better the
fact than does Mr. Pmar. called upon him expans
ton when he attempted 70 play the bully" by drawing
pssol The punishment he received inflicted In ssf
defcce, aud hoee who know WIN not doubt tbe crcc
ness 81 my statement lam, air. very respeciuy, your
obsieni servant, &c A. n MINER
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IIlIIfENEINFK SANbFKBUN NJ
rOUpBED iS49---NEw YoRK.

Surrounding this Inscription s wreath Of oak leaves
Intended 10 symboze the uniJn Of the different clubs
ON the transverse side Of the Gag the CENTRE Is az eagle
with spread wings holding shield the latter being ira
ves,ied with the German coors On both sides flag
made nm Of the red and white American stripes and hr
~ one sta representing the number Of S,sses the
ION Of the stat Il a lyre The flag cost 500.
a. well add that The podts ensuing from the pre-
festival 10 devoted In aiding 70 build up tevn
German hospital
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TEE FfREMgN's FIGHT.


On reading your paper yesterday surprised 70
statement or fight between Engine Companies and H.
Where You got the information IL thai tell but
certainly wrongly informed, there light
between the companies named, nor blow struck on ether
side; II there had been certainly have H. The
difDculty folowsThomas Kelly, member Of Engine
No o. abused me FIRE time before; informed The
foreman No OF the sarne he having spoken Kelly
about It, Kelly rot angry and at the Gre Yesterday being
drunk came and challenged fight when him In
custody Of AN officer sme friends rescued
from the officer, which the OF murh pulling and
hauling. BY publishing nj, you will much oensc =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Spar Buoy painted with red and black horizontal srpes
has been placed by request OF the Pilot Commissioners
lower bay III New York
lays Eve fafhoms the northwest side 81 the
about thirds ~ mile below he buoy
No and S yards west fr.m the Red Nun buoy. No i6
the north end OF The Upper Middle IL be
lie beween and the bank. The ranged lights
Main thip Channel IN viii LEAD well clear of H.
The Cravens sho-l aud Diamond Reel puoys have been 70
placed BY order OF tina Lighthouse BOARD.
Ne,x York A
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u The store Of Mr.. ID. =. Baker, In Cincin-
nat, was entered by burglars one light last week
furs.
SHARP WORK A California correspondent,
describing tree Of fabulous dimensions that he
lately discovered, says he is not sure s'whether
u - hollow or not" The Louisville Journal
wants to know why he ,esn't are it,
ID AT Winnsboro, 8. c. the room contain
Ing ginned cotton, on Mrs. Dubois's plantation,
was set fire to, accidentally, last Wednesday, by
Two or three boys, and two negroes burned to
death.
ID The wife OF Col. Joseph r. Thomas ot
Duxbury, Mass, was so badly burned a few DAYS
ago, by the breaking Of a fluid lamp, that slight
hopes Of her recovery are entertained Her daugh-
.eI, MIS-. w ellsworth, who was standing by her
side, was also severely burned
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Medicines.
rHHE GREATEST
OF THE AGE.

r.:
livery 1rs ROM on H'H0n'
-Tas worst Se,efxls do,s. to . eo~mes PisssIs.,
never failed except in two Gases both Thunder Hu
NOR: He has pow in hls possession over one hlndrsd
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
Pimpes on the Face.
So. hs Month ss ssG 70 cure tho
Thfee to on i've bottsS are WsIrsnted to cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottle. are warranted to cure Running of the
-Four to six bottles are warranted to cure ooup.
4ns bottle YIN cure scaly Eruption. Of the Skin.
worst kind Of RinEworm.
most most desperate case Of Rheamssi.% M '''' n'
Tpree to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst osss of
benefit always perisnoed from the 6rst bot
quantity Is taken.
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day a.
shaa Common weed sLowing on the pastures and
1t has to start. There are no IF s nor ANDS, huns
IN Ss
Of Boston. know the effects of 1t in every case.
i has already done some Of the greatest cures ever
old, to ODD people of sixty. have seen poor, puny,
vormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
fabby, restored to perfect state Of health bv one
It'll,
To those who are subject to Q sick headache, one
bottle Will always cure II. IL gives great relief
catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it had
been cOstlve for years, and have been regulated By
It, Where the body sound 1t works quite easy,
b9t where there Is any arrangement of the functions
oil nature, 1t VIII cause very singular feelings, but
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear
from four days to a week. There is never a bad
sfut from IT. on the contrary, when that feeling is
heard some of the most travagant of II
that ever man listened to.
In my own practice always kept strictly for hu-
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have been
found in It that never suspected.
always considered inonrabe, have been cured by a
few bottles. O, what a mercy if it will prove eHec-
tual in al cases Of that awfu malady-there but
know fssveral cases of Dropsy, all Of them ased
people cured by it: For the diseases of the
Liver, Sick Headache, by spepsia, Asthma, Fever
and particularly Diseases of the Kidneys, c. the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
ever known.
No change of diet ever neoessary-eat the best you
can get and enough oft.
Direct,ons TO, Use.-Aduts epe table spoonful
per day-children ten years dessert spoonful
children from hve to eight years. tea spoonful. As
directions can he applicable to all constitutions,
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day.
DoN rtfubAf RENREpy.
No. 40 Warrss Street. Rozbs,y. Mosssekssst,.
AGENTS for Wsshnston.-Chas; stott CO.. 2.
4 Co., D. Walsh Co., r. 3. Walsh, J. z. Stone,
Martin KING, NaIrn q Palmer. Schwartz 4 Co, q
Dyson, ord Bro Agents fei G SeoTsesor nan
=. Clssell. o M Lentham. ]. J.. Kldvell. nv Sly
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CAPTURE AND DIsCHARGK OF THE ALNAHA As A
FILlBUsTER VEssRL.-Gepersl Cass wrote to Dis
trict Attorney McKeon under date of the 2lst in
slant, that the Department had reason to believe
that the Alnah was about TO leave New York on
an illegal expedition against Nicaragua Imme-
diately on the receipt of This letter, Mr. McKeon
wrote to Marshal RyndeTs and Collector Schell
asking their assistance In preventing the
Of the vessel The East and North rivers were
searched in vain; and last evening the Marshal
started down the Bay on the steam-tug Pope Cat
lin. Two vessels were seen nearing the Mar
rows, one of which proved to be the suspected
vessel. The Marshal went on board and ordered
her TO head back for New York and a little after
one O'Clock this morning she was anchored un-
der the guns of the revenue-cutter Washington
There were hfty-four passengers on board among
whom Were several ladies
This morning the captain of the Alnah was
brought before the District Attorney, in his Of
nee, where an investigation had IL ap-
Peared that the suspected vessel was bound for
Cuba. with number of laborers. These facts
being satisfactorily proven, the was dis
York Post.
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TOLD MEDAL PREMIUM ,.xo nRrrs
WILLIAM KNABk,
tSenlor partner In the late hrm OF


(Senlor partner In the late hrm OF
kNABR. GAEHLR Co.,
Continues the manufacture and sale OF grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name
Of William Knabe 4 Co., at the old stand, RVR
Nos. I, 3, 5 and North Eutaw street Op UNIV
posite the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened q new Sales Room at
No ad Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied BY MT
keep constantly hand large assortment Of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes'
also, MelOdeons, from the best ma kers, from to- s.
octave, with double key boards, double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture { I
Pianos, will sell Wholesale and retail, on the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(gold medal at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
Of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmOTe. We were also awarded the hrst premlum,at
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond, Vir-
ginia, 1855 and 1885, They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sllvsr medal) at the Metro
poitan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to this we possession Of testimo
mails from the most disting uished professors and
amateurs In the country, which oan be seen at our
the high appreciation In which our instruments are
All Instruments are guaranteed for i've years, and
privilege of hange 10 granted within the 6rst sx
months from the day of sale if the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their ADVANTAGE
to give US q call before purchasing.
mar l6-lJ VIM. KNABE & co.
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THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. O. METZE-
Il ROTT, corner OF Eleventh street and <c-A1
Pennsy lvanla avenue, is the largest andef%YR
only complete Musical Establishment I'M - W.
the District of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven Il Co q and Rosenkranzs's cele-
brated PIANOS are Away on hand IN great varle
~; also, Princes superior MEI.ODEONS
Together with an immense stock OF Musical In
stIuments and Sheet Music OF every description.
pIanoforte tuning executed by Mr.. r chine.
daft
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHoToSRAPHY COMBINE
PHOTOG RAP HIC PORT TRAITS
In Oil Colors. on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzE OF LIFR.
=. WALKER.


PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
OdeOn Hall, corner ~ ut. and Penngy vania avenue
2. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of ca pta thereby
rendering his establishment one OF the most com
plete and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free exhibition of upward of 90
fine Oil Paintings, by some Of the best ancient and
modern masters, to which he intends to add fresh
importatlons. ). WALKER has also fitted up CON-
plete SUIT OF rooms, with private robIng apartments
FOR ladies', and purchase the finest possible lnstru-
ments, and engaed first class operative srtist 10
assist HIM In the department for taking all kinds Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE POkTRA ATS, from the
smallest miniature to size Of life.
>. WALKER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art OF Painting, of which he has had
% years experience, and whose specimens of life
size portraits may he some of the frst famj-
hes nf the city, as well those exhibited in his
Gallery, he will be able 10y the comhna ION of the
two, Ia produce portraits that have never been ex
celed for their fidelity and life like preston Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose.
Particular attention paid to the painting of Por-
deceased friends. VI
Photographs taken from corpses, or sick persona
taken at their own residences on immediate notice
Committees and Glasses taken in any number in
groups and any quantity OF copies from the same sold
Ut reasonable charges.
Likenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stonea
Valuable OIL Paintings, snd Old Family Portraits
carefully back lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call at the Gallery, Shipgtons book store
entrance ~ street. two doors from Psnnsylvania
avenue. jy In SIN
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

bhOWNS' HOTEL.-J G Reynolds Md A
Collins, NC; J 81 Puttick. do; r Glen. do Mis-.
Glen, do; Miss l. Glen. do; w HarIesty and
ana fawily, Ny; Miss J Phelps. do; Miss A ID
Do; G R.nsolSb s ss Il Va GonToI
Marks, do; w Withers, do; A b Lamb, do /; d
HumPhries, do; J K Bowie. do w q Fail,
ga, U 81 Crews, do; ] Houston. do Red
disn, Sc q Mcintyre, do; vi Murray. A Nc
intyre, Hopkins, Hopkins, B e Darlington
WoTthington, w Nicholson w Pauss
o l. BuTEeaId, do; Cochran, do; c II
va; Johnson, do; DIR Hodges do; Il Phil
ups; Mass Fitch, do; Pearson, DR. F. Dn
VAL, Md; r Ghler. do; NJ Morgan, ST.; BF
do; r Greene, NC; Sweet, do d Wheel,
o.; DC W Harmon, do; f Eising, Md; T. sykes
w Pope, Monroe, Ga; w fl Pope, Washing
"a w Singleton, do; V Durham, Md 8 BE-
atson, do b Bond, do Brown, Pa; w ID
stone, do; NJ simms. de; P A White, do; Jas S
s GIenrey and lady ,doi.J NJ Bean and sister, Pa;
Writ Va; Yates, do; FouIks, Ny:
fsrraT, Va; Willis, do; sharp, o; D
Fisher, Md d Woodf, Call l. + Dean and ID
d7, Va; o l. Crews, Md c Gachet, Ala; T j
Cox, do; q Hyland, Md; sam Mccullough. u
SNi Moore, N.Y. j q Oldner, do; C Lediard
s HOTEL, H. o. sxI1E s)-E A Gary,
Williams, Alex Sinclair, Md; Graham /
n sherard, Va; G w Gibson, Pa; w p Naddo,
La; VI Osburn Md, J w Allen, Miss Al,en
Bliss ROBERTS, Va; Z Cramer, " Y; 4. Maris
iIi, two Masters Ferguson, Va; " Prince w M
hloIlngeT, vi Demon, w r. Arnold and lady
MIS- Butcher, Benin Wilson, Va; = Bald,
WIN W Purcell, Ny; Allen, Mo; G w Hun
ton, X ii Hnestess, Logan, M Burke. II n
IalaierIo, l. Jefferson, u Burch w nj StabIer,
MIR. PeytOn, Va
NORWOOD HOUSE.-Hon ] PendIston
va iVerson, USA; T = Dufossat c and T.
Il conrad, La J West, Pa; A w Glover, Il ]
Cox, Ala; w Dabney, KY; Sutherland and
lady, NY; NJ WhallOn, Pa; G. Garhet. Az. 4 q
Bootes, uSA; n BuTck, Pa; Grant Harris. Md:
> Moore, Va; Jno Lee, NY; II : Hale, Mass; A
a Sinner, DO; COlvin, do; Jno H-ppenstaIl
ooi Hampton, Europe, VIM BeveTdye Va
WlLl-ARDS' HOTEL-Capt Hunt, USA. w
M HI! and lady, ID II Stroher, Va; 1t Col b
SrItenden, SAj Cabot, Pa NJ Berkely y
~ Rust, Cal; II ID Scott, L \ y; II Meade
90; ID Graham, do; Miller, NYk; Debr.n
"a; name, CSA; q r. Friend. X j Parker
Mass; A Drum, Shryock, Knox Pa; w
niartn. Ny; L, w II, and 4 r Payne, Cal; J G
drummer, Pa; ID Newton Illinois: Cbas Schaur
liZZi DC -
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EVENING STAR.
CHRISTMAS HYMN.

See Beth ehem's star arising,
Hope cometh with its dawn,
To bless the joyous hearted,
And comfort those who mourn.
If humble, Just and true,
God's love is dear to you;
Within your heart anew
The Christ-child has been born.
The festal joys soon over
That ushers in the day
'''lrIs past, another ChTlstmas"
Is all, perchance, thou'lt say;
But, Il q year has flown,
No high souled impulse known,
No seed Of promise sown.
Christ cannot be thy stay.
Live, that this day may brighten
On all thy coming years,
A star flOy to tighten
Through sOrrOws cloud of tears
Let Heavens high angels sing,
In triumph TO their King
The gifts thy meek hands bring
With child like hopes and fears.
What though the ancient sages
Brought gifts of ems and gold!
That such no more avail Us,
Thou need st not to be told;
But offerings to the poor,
deeds holy, words as pure,
Will thy SOULS peace secure
Within Christ's sacred fold,
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Travelers' DIRECTORY.

These ships having been built BY contract expressly
for Government service, every care has been taken
In their construction, Also their engines to in
for passengers are uneeuAled for elegance and com
fort. -. 49,. ..s
tight compartments, and pense has been spared
to make them all good as new, the thorough exam
inatIon given them proves their mode of constI uc-
ton yet unequalled.
Prioe OF passage rom New York to LIVERPOOL, in
first cabin, SlS0; In second do, Cts; From Liver
pool t. New York, 81 and 20 guinsas. An eXperi-
perienced Sur attached to each ship No berths
can be secursG until paid for.
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~ In accordance with the provisions of the ACT of
ConeIess entitled An ACT authorizing changes in
the location Of land ofices," approved March al
once for the sale of public lands at DUNcas in the
save OF Michigan. will be removed to the IsI ASn"T
MAckiNAc at as early period as praetiesbi-
TQrther notice As to the precise time Of remov.I
land district. N '00''s' ior that
iiyen under my hand at the city OF Wasbinyto,
this H day Of December A. ID. 1851.
BY order of the President,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
,nmsmissioner Of the General Land Once,