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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER /, 1857.
Later from Havana,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DANIEL WEBSTER
The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. Miner, from
New York via Havana, arrived yesterday evening.
She left New York on the 18th ult, and cruised in
the supposed track Of the Central America, but saw
no vestge Of the ilLfated steamer Arrived off the
Moro Castle on the morning of the 24th landed pas
sengers and mails in launches and then proceeded to
Key West, arriving about IL P. NJ. Left Key West
the 2sth at A. NJ The California steamer The Star
of the West had not arrived and was four days over
due.
The following is list Of the passengers by the
Webster, from New York: ~ a,ss-G.s2.g =
A. F. Chatterton, Miss Weir, Maria BALI, G. W.
aorner, 9. Rosentha Rev. 8. Relger and family, C.
s. Clark II. Duffy, Mrs. H. Woodruff, A. G. Curtess,
Mrs. Waterman and two boys, W. d. Ciossin, Mrs.
Stean, two Miss Parkinson, and so in steerage.
At last accounts much sickness, principally the
vomito, prevailed at Matanzas.f One Of the papers
states that an English or American merchant captain
died there recently and that his remains were to be
sent home in a pipe Of alcohol. .5..z.,s go
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JUDGE WATrERsToN-We sincerely regret to learn
that the condition of Judge Watterstons health has
compelled him to ABANDON for time, his trip through
the northern part Of the District and that upon his
way down he was so ill asto be compelled to stop at
Bayou Sara. lClinton Patriot 26th. t---- ----
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COAST PACKET STEAMER

lRGsakass Bella Donna-ro and from from New Orleans,
Hudson all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
Wm McCombs, MASTER will her old trips commencing
Saturday August and will continue throughout
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival of the
cars from Woodvie.
will be the Levee to recev freight Thurs
dag morning
Particuar attention paid to the receiving and landing of
and freight at ali hours of The day and night
iy29tf HOLMES & CLAUSS, IA Tchoupoulas st,
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BURIED ALIvE-A man named Robert Angeline
was recently buried in well in Fountain county,
Ind, by the caving in of superintendent mass of
earth week afterwards, says the Fountain Ledger,
he was still unremoyed. A large stone had blocked
the way for some days, and was not removed at the
time the Ledger notes the circumstance. 7ti- 81
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CorToN IN EAST FgLrcIANA.-The Clinton Patriot
of Saturday last says;
The weather for the past week has been delightful,
and our planting friends are picking cotton with
will aud aspnrpose. Sixteen cents for cotton has
very happy effect On the nervous system.
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CorToN N JACKSON PARIsH,-The Vernon Times
of the 10th says: W
Some of the farmers are complaining that the recent
rains have injured the. cotton. The top crop, it
seems cannot be set down for much. We still be-
lieve that half crop is every pound that can be re-
lied upon. Our intelligent correspondent, n,
comedies with us in this opinion, aud gentleman
of no little experience and OF extensive observatonj
his statement is entitled to great weight.
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Tue New NICARAGUA ExPEDITIoN-A Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper says =: a
The late administration made but little If any effort
to prevent the fitting out of armed expeditions for
the invasion of neighborng countries with which we
were at peace. President Pierce issued proclama-
tion, bat somehow its provisions were not observed,
NGaraguan army. But President Buchanan and bis
Cabinet advisers take different view of such affairs
and the strength of recent reliable information,
circulars will on Monday be dispatched to the various
and Marshals of New York, New Orleans and Mobile.
especially instructng them to every exertion to
prevent the movements of armed expeditions into
the domains 'of-our neighbors with whom we are at
peace. The blow is aimed at Gen. Walker and his
army Of inyason-the second effort to make con-
quest of Nicaragua. The organization of these fill
busters is deeply rooted in the South as well as in
New York. 1t remains to be seen what effect the
federal denunciaton will have upon them =. y
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On Sundays the train will leave the city every hour from
o'clock A. NJ, until 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
HorseCar will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock, and the Lake night hour after the last
train Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor. .-... - ,-.
House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge which
is also made Flag Station where the will
when reaalfsd from AN 70 NJ except on downrps, H.
Is Tickets purchased
the iifket office and ihe conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and from Genty Ridge stopping
required will from the Lake 6 O'Clock A. NJ, and
will leave as follows
4. The City, City - The Geplly Ridge :,
At.....,.....-l2 -. rI IAt.......... +. N.
At...,....,.. +. NJ. At.......-..
. At, ..Fi
rFor the LakeEaeh trip Immediately after steam train
jelD
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es IN IN Y asB GkEAT s,bRTHERN \ MIN

tg.J1zZENssSRAILR0AD.
Passenger Train New Orleans, daily. 73O o'clock
A. NJ; arrives Brookhagen, Miss, hundred and twenty
leaves BTookhaven day at $50 O'clock A. NJ, and
resches New Orleans AT BIB O'Clock, P. NJ.
FAREThree mile, Children under Eve
years Of nge free. Chdrsn five and twelve years
sge and colOred persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the Office of the
Company Caiope and Magnolia also family tickets
whoes halves in packages reduced price
Colored permitted ride in without
written pass expressly authorizing them and
the stations and from which they As the win
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip
direction Only, those making "trip both ways will have
provided with
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhayen
and intermediate stations at 1870 A. NJ every Tuesday Thurs
and Saturday leaves Brookhnven for New Orleans
erediste stations, every Monday Wednesday Friday
morning, $50 o'clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays
to receive and deliver freight but other days.
No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after 5 o'clock P. NJ. -rf
T. S. WILLIAMS, Supt Transportation.
k1 line of four horse mail from
to androm jackson to Brookhaven
ing with the passenger trains. So If
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e ID M sss.zEHST E1ST1t pSS$fS%ohTSo ES$T% g SAS SA6
OHIO RAILRO I'-Which forms grand central link in
WHEELISG, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNrHE
" "WAsHINGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
II 6KE Ell rs III GT
is the shortest most direct every respect the most e
BE route III the only route BY which purchasers Of Through
Philadelphia and New York the of ticket York
pne e IN ,G the Tnon for OF
less cos, than can be Afforded by any other route
Memphis ssneay travelling By the boats
@ ' s Bmo Roa and Or
Of The oho and thence BY the illinois Railroad 60 to
SANDoy, lis miles or PANA, Q72 miles, and thence by
Hsa,s Psy9n and
GsnHa Raea him Directly yt to H'. BE
foar miles below Wheeling where he takes the
only aordng Through Tickets ali the Eastern
is aso the speedy aud direct to all the leading
only s miles Being aSou 100 New YorR han
by any other route there less changes Of by this
EXPIRES Train this route the tms from CAIRO
to dIaI HALT MORE WASHINGTON but FORTY THREE
MORT g95SqI9s Sa6 and AsE FOR TICKETS VIA BA1
HeRet aeShs the holders to stop at any
FSR e. "na Fl sse s! % s sss
Central Railroad under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
JOHN SHARP snsra 2 AGENT It. H. H. New myasi
nkRNKf RK oS oSSSTisTEINEs SisEI sHs g. 2EEIeE FOR TREAT
tions of Visonl6s St. Charles street opposite fafay
All surgical operations Eye attended TO such as cat
ract SquiHng, the insertion Artificial Eyes etc ja2
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY at o'clock p. ".
Ts2s REC GULAR WEDN e ID 4 Y

=ssss=zs =a=za r.: W. Powell, j. H. Estis, master, will
leave for Lake Washington Grand Lake. Carolina Landing
Ashton, Pitchers Point, skipwith Landing, Lake Providence
Camack's Landing Miiken's Bend ycksbug, Grand Gulf
Rodney, Nachez Fort Adams Red River Landing, Bayou
sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqnemne and Donasc
vile above The r. W. Powell will Yazoo river freight
and through bills of lading with the privilege For freight
or passage apply on board, or to T. B: SMITH Agent
se3 4 Tchpupitoulas street.
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- NE w INLAN ID ~E%S.
LA sS Fafsa 'Eisf ROUTE TO TEXAS-For NI fSf1h
SE5EtGXNEaa--csGEGal alvesioH Indanola, sSS1ssSs
Powder Horn )-Saving One Days Time, we'll Re.
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance. s
Leaving every SUNDAY and THU URSDAY by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPEiOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwcks Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and OPEIOUSAS of 1900 bur.
then each built expressly this route
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage of the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. at7 o'clock commencing on Thursday, the LIST of
October, 1857.
The OPELOUSAs Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison.
THURSDAYS.
Returning, the days of leaving Indianoa will be WEDNES.
DAYS and ) ATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the
panys Landing in New Orleans ST. street.
and will be transported through of destination without
extra charge Of kind the lowest heretofore
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply at the office of the Company,
he only office of the lire in New Oreaps corner of ST. Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, plans
of the steamers may be secured.
A. B. SEGER, Vice President
myll tt N o., Opeousas and G. w. Railroad Co.
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NEWELL COTTON NSCREWS-SIX ANDNINE
INCHES in diameter by twelve feet long, athes
of solid metal supply in and the usual
prices. SAMUEL l. GILMAN
jy31 3mSW 70 Grayier r ct.
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W- UNITEDS STATES 4
lsAAIStS WEEKLY MAIL l.
'iSE iSh5 .1sgik
ON SATURDAY. al

1sSnsnnsEsSfsss TO VICkSBURG. RsaTT89Gss3Ss
ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY ON SATURDAY, al
5 P. NJ. ats P. NJ 5P. N.
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent e.
States Mail packet U. s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Capt'n H. w. NIcRae N Nafchez. Capt'n
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. NJ. White n. r. Leathers, will
for Donadsonvle will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Paquemne Baton Jacksonville, Plaque i'll e, Paquemne,
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge. Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams Nate r. Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, Natchea
Waterproof Rodney Natchez, Wa Waterproof Rodney
ST. Joseph Grand erproof, Rodney, Saint Joseph,
Gulf Warrenton and ST. osep Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Nicksburg Gulf Warrenton, Eieksbure every SA
TUESn AY, at Mil ken's e nd lTURDAY. at Is o.
O'Clock P. NJ vicksburg, u e clock P. NJ.
The INC f s IS Providence Stacks The steamer NAT
connects at Nicks. Island and Skip @ HI connects
burg with the steam wi his Land Vcksburg with the
U. S. AID, and every THU RSDAY steamer RANGER,
will take freight for O'clock P NJ and will take freight
all the landings on The r. W. Nc for all the landings
faZoo high A connects at on fazoo riveras high
as Greenwood Vic sburg wit as Greenwood at high
st'nlAr Ranger tax water rates.
ing tr' ghor all land
ings on Yazoo river
as hshup as Green
lwcod.
The above mentioned splendid passenger
on their regular days without fail the appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly faithfully
attended TO.
These boats will responsible for any letter OF package
containing money jewery other vauabes unless regular
the freight paid for any vauaes deposited
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
CARROLL, PRITCTARD CO.,
49,. Union Row. 53 uarendelet ST.
noo II T. b. SMITH, No. Tchoupitoul las ST.
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Leaves every THU RSDAY, at 5o'clock, P. N.
r.. REGULAR THURSDAY. U

I'D KEtTUIAR IHI1tSUAY. ". 8
- Mail Packet steamer IL. w. Me Rae. W.B.
Richarson, master, leaves for Milken's Bend,
yicksbqg Grand Gull, Rodney NaGhez Fort Adams Red
Plquenlne adsonvle carrying the U. S. Mail For
freight having unsurpassed accommodations apply
on board or to
GEO. D. HITE & CO., % Front
Rf. The r. W. McRAE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills adng for it, with the privilege of reshipring
at ick itlT
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Thibodaux Minerva
of Saturday last says: lsEsE
The present week has been extremely cool for the
season. The thermometer was as low down as IS
deg. on Tuesday morning last Thick c0ats and fires
felt quite comfortable. Navigation in the Lafonrche
is entirely suspended except for small craft The
Knoxville and Lafitte have been compelled to sus-
pend their trips in consequence Of the low stage of
water. III rs 4ftief Ess'tsi sess ~
The st. Martin Star of Saturday last has thssfol-
lowing :iaa is ~ .s4hi55i3 81
. There has been quite change in the weather
during the past week. and the health of our parish
none the better The mornings and evenings are
very COOL which causes great change in the human
system. II commences with chill, fever and then
All the reliable accounts from the sugar parishes
represent cane month at least backward. IAN early
frost would almost ruin it. We trust that the season
will prove profitable and unless it does the crop
hardly be an average one.
I RAILROADS IN Speaking of the projects
of internal improvements now under discussion in
Mexico Ell Restaurador de Ia Libertad, the official
organ of Gov. Vidaurr of the recently united States
progress of construction in the Republic five railroads
which will run to and fro follows, viz One from
Vera Cruz to Orizaba one from Guadalajara in the
direction of BAHIA Nalley of the Sierra Madre one,
now actually being built from the city of Mexico to
the plains Of Apan, to unite with that of Vera Cruz
to the city Of Mexico and with the from that city
to Tacubaya, and one from Monterey to the Rio
Grande. El Restaurador, after painting in glowing
colors the advantages the frontier would derive from
the last mentioned road, says that Gen. Vdanri has
offered to the constructors who have the privilege of
this work from the general Government, all the facil
tiles Of the State Of which he is the Governor for its
realization. The editors say that while in Mexico
they had conversations with the representative Of this
road, who informed them Of the advanced progress Of
the enterprise, andy0f the probability of completing
the work within d year, and then express the hope
that the first railroad OF any length, which will be
completed in the Republic will be the one from Nue.
vo Leon to the Rio Gande. - So
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GREAT GEN.
u ID lsI ID gE6kTTST5 yE5k kSlTETTfa i i.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Nav Orleans at
O'Clock p. NJ from Cairo from which point continuous
railway communication with all the Northern Eastern
cities. rr
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express at P. NJ.
Connecting at SANDOvAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for ST. Louis with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road for louisville and Cincinnati, at DECATUR with
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville Naples
lAsALLE with Rock Island Raroad for Rock Island, Dav-
ton Railroad for aeshug Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving nj DUNLEITH In "a hours.
One OF the Minnesota Packet Companys
eh for ST. Paul and all Intermediate landings on arrival of
the from Cairo.
Going East there is no change between Cairo Chi
cago and but three from Cairo to New York Through
. Baggage checked through. ~ ~
eBFor through tickets information apply at the Ilf
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office ST. Charles Ho.
tel St. Charles street, New Orleans.
as ly W. F. REDDING, Agent.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
H@g. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN

AAlES ing Packet Vicksburg-The steamer II. w.
GSss.Es Adams, Ch E. Marshall, master will
for arrenton New Carhage Grand Gulf St Jo
Baton Rouge Plaquemine Donalsonvie and the Coast
above For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
r. W. ADAMS & co.
N B-Parcular attention given Plantation business.
Yazoo river freight taken al high water rates with the privilege
o reshipping. sel6 If
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GAS FIxTUREs-GAs FIXTURES

HENDERSON GAINES,
No. 90 Canal street
and Lanterns Mante Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc
variety, and at
LOW PRICES.
n9-Wheu desired, they will be put up.
N. B.-A very large variety of GAS GLOBES always on
hand seI3 lv
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on THU RsDAY. Oct J. at p N. Positively.
~ :. FORJEFFERsON,S SMITEiI.AND
Port Caddp, Benton Shreveport, Saint Maurice,
dzs2L Grand Bayou Grand Eeore and Alcxsudra, the
new elegant swift running packet steamer Sun
Captain A. D. Denslow will positively leave for the
all intermediate landings above. For freight
passage, apply on board or to T. B. SMITH,
se3O 4 Tchoupitouas street.
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Dk. GUSTINE's OFFICE FOR TREAT
S@AMENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and Imperfec
cite Square. '' 'pF''-' '
All surgical operations of hs Eve attended 10 such as Ca
fac sauiHting the insertion Of Artificial Eyes etc. al2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-21
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
Il PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
PHOTOG RAPHIC TRAITS,
In Oil COlors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIFE.
g. WALKERS


PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
OdoOu Hall, corner IA st. and Pennsy wanna avenue.
9. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay OF capital 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 go
hne Oil Paintings, by some of the best ancient and
modern masters, TO which he intends to add fresh
impOrtHtions. >. WALKER has also fitted up a COM
plete suit of rooms with private rObing apartments
FOR ladies' and purchased the finest possible instru-
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to-
assist him in the department. for taking all kinds Of
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest miniature to size of IQs.
:. WALKER. by combining the photographic Pro-
cess with the art of Painting, of which he has had
25 years experience, and whose specimens of life
sIxe portraits may be In some of the first tam
hes of the city, as well as those exhibited IN his
Gallery, he VIII be able, by the combination of the
two to produce portraits that have never been ex-
celled for their fidelity and life ke expression. Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
Particular attention paid to the painting OF Por-
traits. Miniature fesze, from small pictures OF
detedSsd frisadS:
taken at their own residences, on immediate no
tloes
Committees and classes taken in any number in
groups. and quantity OF copies from the same sold
at reasonable charges. - ca.
Likenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OIL Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored to their original
freshness. . .
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call mt the Gallery ShillingtOns book store
avenue. ~ ll-sm
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AGUxPOwDER PLOT IN PrILADELPHIA-On
Tuesday afternoon Mr William Evans, inventor
of machine for the manufacture of cigars, labor
ing under the idea that his partners were defraud-
ing him, purchased, at some place unknown, a
half gallon jug Of powder, with the express de
termination of blowing up the esabi ishrne nt and
destroying the lives of those whom he imagined
had sedulously endeayored to injure him. At two
O'Clock, with his jug tied around his neck, he
went into room No. 20 Of the Exchange, on the
second floor, and before the object OF his visit
was comprehended, he placed a lighted cigar in
the mouth Of the jug.
Providentially, the powder did not ignite, thers
being too great quantity Of ashes on the cigar
There were several gentlemen in the room at this
time, and their CONSERVATION was great when they
saw the evidence Of the purpose uppermost in the
mind Of Mr. Evans. They took prompt advant-
aye Of this failure, and Immediately seized the
jug, which was filled to its utmost capacity with
powder, and took II forcibly from him. Some
harsh words ensued, and in the meantime one of
the gentlemen went In search Of police officer,
to take Evans into custody. He soon returned,
with Officer Conway, TO whom was explained the
nature Of the crime which an attempt had just
been made to perpetrate by Mr. Evans. He at
once arrested that individual, and took him to
the Central Police Station at Fifth and Chestnut
streets
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THE ARTIsTIN THE WOODS.

novel style of painting with cOlors fur
nished by nature, mas come into vogue, which
gives inexhaustible interest to q walk in the
pine woods. A square piece Of drawing paper
On which sky is sketched with cOlOred cray
Ons, is ready for the experiment. A bit Of mill
dewed corn husk, which may be picked up in
any farm yard, soaked little, and fastened by
dissolved gam to the paper, makes an excel,
leaves OF a dark color form the foreground, their
Jagged edges protruding into the mimic lake
like irregular shores. The delicate MOSES to
be found in the woods, gray, brown and dark
green, dried and fresh, stuck upon the leaves
represent herbage of variety Of tints, and
admIt OF shading in rs artistic a manner as an
oil painting Some Of the cOlOrs Of this moss
are e1quisltely adapted for the purpose IL "a
Promontory is formed by the point of a leaf pro-
lecung into the water, a tree on it would be
picturesque object; n little branched twig NAV
De fastened to the paper, and bits Of rich, green
messy bark, like the finest sea lnoss-which
may be picked from the trunk Of the pines
may DC separated into beautiful limitations of
foliage, and fastened to the twg They will
sTaggie and droOp like the foliage Of weeping
elm; a bluff may be furnished with ruined
sAs''e made Of piece Of bark, with sand inter-