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RXPORTs.

Ship N Wood, McNar from / yerpool.
Ship Crilaea, Lord, from Liverpool.
Seh JOS Tooue Pennington, from Brazos Santiago to
Phelps.
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PENsACOLA-Sehr Diamonds bills bread, 100 sacks corn
Y do oats casks bacon cAB aud hams, 10 bRgs aud
lbs potatoes pigs butter, Dbl sugar and Sundries
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gtbitn ot tga IarAsts,
WrnNEsDAY MORNING
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

COTTON. There little demand yesterday hut
the sales we're confined 1000 bales Prices easier
and most Of the transactions inside figures. We still
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will udjudicate at my Office at y O'Clock NJ, tue above
au3 1t r THEARD Comptroller
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SrESIEl.cAT.toNs. IN ths contract ~ Tor y

= . I = u : y Z
cleaning The prtyics OF tins pualc buildings 81 iAe CRY Of
New tlrlttns.
The contractor shall The orders Of Tie SGee Comm-
sluuer CLEAN the Of W tAur contents rt Thoroughly
ceau4 any RHd It'll Of he prvesRU 10 he puhc buildings
belonging 10 the city except those occupied 10y the tuhe
SCHOOLS aud the FIRE companies in he manner @ hEretbF
te provisions Of existing ocduWces within dEhy of forty
eight hours after notice, mdeEa eat5 Of tH dollars per day
t9 "heh Nll every day thereafter t is III detsnlte
SECURITY 60 Au 'uoUnt ot S3VO slt be required In qua aHtee
thr hilhint performance Of the robtNCt
Ial only the CeGGueSu the Street Commissioned
that has Issued from said Officer and ha the work
has been properly done; otherwise he shall hive no claim
The contract small he aluca,ed for he term of year
from the 4Rt Of The approval o the adjudication by the Com
Council
10 begin on uusl the wotk or &b} part thvIepI. within e
PrtUl bNad the Council be dissatisfied With the
which the work hrug executed The Council shall
have the right auDul the contract without putting the
tg or in aetau aSreqnrea by article 1905 OF the Eri Code
and without apHy wing court OF justice 10 Anu the same,
aud without Indemnity. and is also well uHdelsiu that iu
the shall any time abandon Tie work not
hnsh and complete the N conformity with Ills contract
the said contractor 81 " forfeit all claims he may have fer
part OF the work done by h TO the date ri the Abndou
and TINT the city SHAH be thereby discharged fun
and all liability therefor and also well understood that in
ease the cantct be rcod the contractor and his securities
shall be held and bound in odo unto The city ALI loss
difference between the price which the contractor origin
ally contracted perform the work and the price NJ which it
mHy be udjUdicated resale re-adudcaliOn,
S 20 be for the cleaning OF al the pryeS attached 10 one
public building.
New Orlfa 5, July 81, 1873.
Signed LOUIS II, PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved ~ The Committees Streets and landings Of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
tSigHedl Fl I, YENNARD, f5f,frr,sr,
iSgned ROBERT iUYGHE, - 49,
= HENRY DUREE6
aus l2t Clerk Il Comptroller,
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ROOTs, sHOEs AND HATs.

z,,a,, REMOVAL-TA YLoR &RADDIN, asa
E#g Doors S %PSISale H PSIsrs h K cars.
"a Have removed heir Stores from No. A Magazine st.
the large and commodious Stores Nos Magazine and Il
The Undersigned would respectfully inform friends and
3 se 9s R kss soR9$ # 4 ea ana gs ap
iIey RECEIVING their new Stores per steamship
HIVE oad ~" daa s aofR q FaEsH a
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they 3der to buyers cannot be surpassed By any other establish
4'..' " '9' guy s'ss '''' W T SaGl " R&BbIN,
jug BIN q hagazue and q Common erect
s,s5y BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS s. VIZ CALL
&tBROGhNs, MdD BOOTS, and Grain Planters BOOTS
HATsle best article ever offered in this market a" q
" mis- IL s'G ! 3 yA s : CO. Common
TUsT RECEIVED, By sHTPs DELHI, EXCEL
OAK TANNED RUssETs,
WOOL HATS
selected expressly for F.a T. III en- e ~
lel5 Il 81 Common street
- UIaAs, c. t&AINES y Co., ia4Poh44tk
@ GR VIZ FE't 6uTbGEE eo No 3 aasa1s sa
ES Grayier streets, hand, aud constantly
Receiving direct FROM tn Mauufactories:
ICES $Pades ND sSoSsls 9oTn and Cone 3Is
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manilla Rppei
Fifth and Trace Chnins; Mill and Cross Cut SaHk
s SSs 1d b s5So@ Paos laa5a M tenders s
Grind Stones, all SIZES CotloR and Wool Yards
Hooks a4d Hinges Iron and Brass SerewEi
Tin Rnre Rodgers Cutlery.
Together With 8laTge Fancy Goods VlZ Coub
Brushes PeTfmcry, Paper and Blank Books which
II the lowest nrtres for cash city no2ay
F.. s.s.s.- lBALE4IAIkD Ia ESbEGs UONSTANELl
y5zsss.fs3h6ud and for sail from the mandatory Of
Es@-z{E Nessrs. j. NJ. BRUNSWICK 4 BRO. Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick spate3t Qush
also, Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended, to-
MI II st. ChRrles billiard Room n O.
q HALI4GH - LAG3AN, GOFFEEsMIFHr
SA - SHEET IRON WORKERS,
~ 24f TchouptgHas st'...No z Triangle bulalhgs,
e prepared manufacture article in the above bus
ness suitable Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
NJ Copper Pans, stills Worms aud Pipes, Sheet Iron Breeeh
tpEs Eimnie Frebes Juice Boxes Tanks, Filters Glab
er and articles that iua used in the manufacture OF
Sugar advantageous and in style OF make unsur
passed by any honse IN the trade.
W. are also prepared orders from city country
relates Builders work. for Copper Galvanized Iron Iiuand
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Always on hand of Cooking Bar-roem and
PaTlOE SIOA rs.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
BB-A work done with dspRch. d4 ly
| U1RUTP-FRUIT-FRUIT -FIIURT-FRUTT!
ANTHONY AsTREDO
Begs pnbe that he has closed his Restaurant
Saloon for the aud will now keep
HE largest choicest collection Of FRUIT to he
ii Arrangements aud contracts have been made with
/ the largest and hnest orchard owners in the South,
received collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
e'S' vince S''i : - 1YTH6NY AsTRRDo.
iel6 If No. l6 Royal street,
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Approved July "a 1853.
Signed GERARD STITH Mayor.
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A NDERSOg u. DIETER, COMMISSION NER
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFER1'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP. WITH INDIA
EUBBER BALL VALVES
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Hss COAST PACKET STEAMER
f=s2skyt% SaIltC SObinSOT-I1 gnG from N, Orleans
So Bayon Sara, Fort Adams, Wiamsport, Port
Hudson and MI intermediate landings, the SAILI ROBIN
SON, II. r. Gross, master, uppcs Of the BELLA DONNA,
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening" at O'clock
Bayou Sara every Wednesday evening arrival OF the
from WOodgille
n3JA clerk will on the Legee receive freight Thurs
day morning,
ParteuaT attention paid to the receiving aud landing
passeHEes9 freight all hours the day and night
jy2Jtf HOLMES 4 CLAUSS, IA Tchpupitbnlas st,
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Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY, the 10th inst
will Rdiudicate my Office at Il O'clock NJ tAe above con
aus II T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY the 9Th of August
next, will adjudicate, at my Office at L o'clock NJ the
iyS1 It 7. THEARD, Comptroller
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M E9DECAGI HOUSE No. 81 Gustorahouse street. near
I'VE Royal 8tfeet-F0r the Cure Chronic AIercurs
Syphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hnTAuc
from business exposure to endB and guaranteed In
all
ThepRraeed success which has attended Dr. prae-
m9rkabe he has effected which pronounced incur
able by the most eminent physicians ustifes him offering
services to the confidence of the unfortunate following
are some oil the diseases termed Private which in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, James
munen eradicates rgmey Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females However
complementary may be- Diseases Of the Back Ious
h7Ta0h OF The Bladder aud Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers ucers, IumorS and all Diseases OF the
De james would also call the attention especially OF thpge
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
ting them for either business society Constitutional De-
bilty o. mpoency The following the sad and
melancholy effects produced by eaFly habits of
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dnuess Of
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Paptation Heart ys
pepBia Nervousness rritabity Symptoms CoEsuDti0n
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Of
Spirits M torehodings, Aversion Society," Self Distrugt
Love et Solitude imidty etc. ofthe Produced
Al persons aiheed with Of the symptom should
not AL TO call on Dr. James and be restored to perfect
health let no false delcaey YOU apply once
terrible malady = -
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and full yigor
Remember THE Medical House Of Dr. is 50 Custom
Private separate rooms raservad Tonre If attendance
from A. NJ. 10 8 P NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
pay. DR * MIS-
Va - 81 Gustomh0use street.
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[Sigued CHAS II WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ESiguedi j, o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

C0MPTR0IL.ER's OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, August 3d. 1858
[ No. HOS. ]
eaoDsd That the adjudication BY the Comptroller Of con
tract agreeahy 10 resolution 1000 for the construction of
heroad on Grayer street from Magnolia Broad streets
TO Henry McGuun dollars and ninety five rents-t2 70
running ootsecurity nu Stewarthe and the same is
hereby rejected and the Gomph Otr auhozed to
sHd contract lowest bidder after five days notice in the
official Journal subject the approval rejection Of tue Com
Council the work be dOue in accordance with peciuca
ti0ns on file in the Surveyors Office,
Signed CHAS II. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiguedl j, O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
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No lIOll

Approved July 30, 1883.
tSisnedl GERARD sTTTu. Mayor
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, JHIy Z, 1866.
ID 3GSOI4VED4 That Ting Comptroller he, and
HI ha hereby authorized and rtgirGH notice, By
with tbs ninth section Of ordinance no l+2 approved March
20 1854 Council will pay any BILL against tbs city unless
under authority order from ts Comptroller
In accordance with thg ordnance referred TO-
ISiEredI +. j.. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant aldermen
[Sigaedl l.. il, PLACE
President Bli5d OF Aldermen
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Approved Aprtl2S, 1875.
j5isuedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor,
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EPASEG DU TROISIEaIE nISpRTGT-U n
~ etc eonda au dep6t DIES epaEes du TreisfGme District
eh iE Ggget Ct Bots Ealansi CONNIE epaye-
khe ehewe blanche, ayee ia ete noire.
a les eil7 HutnN pas aes dams dix tours ct les
% PAY es Ills serHnt veudHs EGnghtre pubinue an dit DEPOT
jedi, II R5ut ISIS. a ~ haurts A NJ y
kOuyelle-0rltsns 30 Juliet l8ss i,Si NM II
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Approved July So 1858.
fSignedj GERARD RTIrU, Mayor. !
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NpVf0VGd IWTy u I611.
(Signed) GERARD STltur Mayor.
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ECIFICATIONS for the contract fol.
y the ucon Of turning bridge Caul C4roude-
let Broad stree.
The bridge piers bulkhead etc shall be constructed
in all points with the plans sections prohes
annexed and shall have the dimensions marked the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
vTHE EMPRESS EUGENE AND QUEEN
VICTORIA.

On occasion Of the ting OF these two us'rous
ladies the extraordinary circulation OF the NEW"
YORK LEDGER reverted to and discussed with much
animation. Tie Empress and the Qleeuwho BY the oy are
regular readers and enthusiastic admirers Of the LEDGER-
impressed It'll the idea Of what enornos income
paper such unparalleled circulation mus; yield 70 its
proprietor. The price Of the LEDGER" said the Empress
year ouehss Of which must Of be clear profit
The reported be three hundred and hny thou
sand the very lowest A. dollar copy, this, OF course
give. clear prot, Of $3.50 coo per snnuuas nice sum FOR
pin money shshsve the Emperor paper in opposition
the LEDGER once with the urders:anding that AM to
have the prohts tor my own pocket money"
"Ah, my dear Empress replied the Queen, with an imPe''
si,e shake OF head i and Albert though oi the
thing months ago but finally bsndOnsd the idea Is one
impossible Of execution"
Impossible! your MsJe-iy. impossible Prey how and
why impossible"
"I~in tell sou, by dear Empress We Couldn't se' 'Hs
contributors That New.York pabisher Bonner Ia. so ~
the beat writer's and he has bound them 20 write eAea'ey
for the LEDGER"
II that il the your Majesty shall have the
the European agency for the LEDGEK-iha' Dc 'Ae
nett best thing publishing t."
the European agency Of the LEDGER for Aoer ~neh
the gun anrnoued The lstrious cles 20
places their respective ships Of and rupture '' 'ae
friendly relation. between France sns England was thus lapPJ
avoided
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
A STRANGE INCIDENT.

curious story s told by Florida paPeI-s no'y 'e''
strange, indeed that wLou. the best posnbe w
would be slow to believe IT, II seens-st least 80 INC '
soes-ttss fishermen, Of Kew West, recently %
very large shark which they drew on, upon the oesn ~
open. On syins opsn his stomach or ~as'e'e -,
stomach In .b.rk ,b.v found therein the body Of well
dressed man. who evidently had been swallowed " ue
bat very short before ss he was in state 0'
able preservation Blu, wha, the most curious
Of sI In the If. hand Of the unforGnste victim ws'
. portion of copy Of the NEWBORN LEpo.H
looked q. though had been in passing thronsn 'n
teeth This singular circumstances suggests the idea TIA, the
unfortunate man Lsd bsccDe absorbed IN the nc
LEDGER % to !ose his bssnce aud fall oveo'Ard O e
ship the ofheers and Of which tsd been an.oe ~
hu CT sccu1. tie shkIss having ben 10 q''eS 10 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
NEW SIClLIAN STORY.

Oh, i,yrHr Che fair aud ALAEIc the brave.
Are the hero and heroine OF CoBBs great new Story,
Which. wher,e the 81 sled banner doth wave
VIII add to the authors already great soryi
While the brave aud the fair,
Who have four cents spare
VIII the NEw-YoRH LEDGgR buy
That. for sale everywhere,
And read while the Autumn bou shs mournlally wave,
OfI,NruE the fair and ALARIo the brave.
Oh then let us haste BY the dswns early light
For the Story that al are earnestly reading,
Whose pages enchsin us from morning till night
The right scene. each other swiftly .cedinsi
While the incidents rare,
And the heroiue so fair
Give proof In each line
That COBB is still there.
Oh, then let us read, though loud the winds rave,
OfI,>THE the fair and AL,Rc the brave.
Oh during these Fall days, so windy aud chill,
IT'S only when one the LEDcER 10 reading,
lie forgets all his cares aud every ILL.,
and every hosrt.wound ceases its bleeding
In the LEDGER so rare
That's mansged with such care
There's 10 paper on earth
Can with It compare.
We can resd though fierce Boren madly DOH rave,
OfIANTHE the fair and ALARIc the brave.
Oh, the gallant AL,RIc had many fierce foes,
Who in his beet blood their hands would b ayine
But our hero, indignant, with fury arose,
And swept them before him as wind sweeps shaytBei
And away then he did bear
Oar heroine so fair
TO the throne Of her father
And long they reigned there.
Oh then let a, shout and our Banners all wave,
por I,Nrur ,la fair snd Al .ptc the brsvel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28


Board Of Directors have The honor 20 announce th. the FIRST
REGULAR COURSE II FOURTEEN LECTURES befor. the
Association will the Athena a. O'clock
TUESDAY EVENING, November IL, and will be conr,sd
Oh The TUESDAY EVENINGS THEREAFTER, ss ioIov.:
l. Noy. 1.-THE Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr., Of Boston.
Subject" Lafayette"
IL Nov. 23-DAvID PAUL BROWN Of Philadelphia Sab
ILL., Nov la-OE0RGE W. CURTIS. Subject" Edaea.
" Dec. 7-BAYARD TAYLOR. Subject" Mo.eov.'
V. Dec. l4-DOEALD q. MITCHELL tk As.ye!i sab
iect--" The Spending Of Money
VI Dee. 2l-The Hon. HORACE MANN Of Ohio. "A new
Lecture)
VII Dec 2s-The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. "A
vii. Jan. 4-RIcHARD oGoRMAN. ssbjee:-" Oliver
Goldsnlih AID his Frie nds"
TX. jan Ii-RALPH WALDO EMERSON. s1bjec:-
Z" "Country Life"
the Last sicilan Struggle FOR Liberty
XL Feb. l-WENDELL PHILLIPS sube-,-" Tos.sssn.
lOveTtuTe'
XII FEB s--GEoRGE vANDENHoFF. RsadiDs-"Tbe
Couriship Of Miles sisndish.'
Kill Feb I5-EDwAkD @. PARKER slbjec,-" Peri
cles, the Orator and Salesman
XIV. Feb. 22-The Hon JOEL I. HEADLY. Subject
." Italy"
Tickets Course 80 each Members Of the Assoa
ton other the price IS each Members Icsei
for sale az the Library. -
The 81 Tickets may be purchased Of r DAVIES,
Fulton snd Cln,,nsts and Of H. H. DICKINSON, corner
of Atlantic and HenTy.as
Tickets sDse Lectures tine Cour,e vii! be sold
sufficient number Of Course Tickets taken MI The s0Gss
On behalf Of the Board OF Directors,
LEWIS ROBERTS, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
4 wELL-HNowN GENTLEMAN EXcrTEp.

Haua,,~ ersri Greeley hlrsl harraA
Nv. n g.. Tsmms.ys usuc - er.l.ts.l J.sn Van
Barren, wtc hsPP"rcd 20 be passing the eu,; ~ks Ns
Horsce Have the Republicans. carried e STAT Hs. 10
election OF. While have ben .eep H,iso Gr,.Ly
,sr wLst's ih. matter L. Mo- saa el,,tsa Goy~rpsr
no, "a. know Of
"Whs. ere YOU harrshlps about, ;hen :"
VIA. an trrrshing about Why. .,oU. COBB's r.w
oYv IN he LEDGER 20 BE- l.n. ths, enough hsfaa
shou- -
We'll Il - snd 10 mistake But dear Horace.
mus, step uio ToGseys and get NY copy Of he
LEDGER Goodbye"
Goct.bysT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
CoBB's VERY BEST STORY


- The rev story BY sYLNANUS COBB. n, jost oopi'
mepcsd in ,he NEw-YORK LEDGER, entitled ALAMO;
Or THn ryEANrs NAULr"s the very ers, AiDs which Ass
prodisiousy popular has written. The soene "
laid In the I'D heroc days Of Syracuse the ancient sspA OF
Sicily, When tlat famous Of the foremost ps,es OF
al The world The period embraced in the narrative oomrrses
the s, wears ct the rsu of the bloody syan and asurer
PYRRHO whose GhToreneu; BY ALARIc ;he bsro Of the
sory the backbone Of the plot, The collateral ercam.
stance. which are Of intensely interesting cbsgscsr
worked ID by NJ Cobb IN m.,,erly The be-
oiue q the Tale IANrHE m,iden Of syrseas- 10 og
h. mos, lovely creations o'fcton She 4Ssn os
heart Of reader who ,hsucerh follows her VARIED r;ooss
ss be would those q beloved sister
In edition 20 ,ti. admirable story BY Mr. ConB, 1A
LEDGER contain. Contributors irom
GEORGE ID PRENTICE,
7 :. ARTHUR
EMERSON BFNNYrr,
Col W. Il. DUNLAP.
CARLOS ID. STUART,
WN ROSS WALLACE,
and JOHN q. SANE
ALICE CARY,
AUGUSTA MOORE,
saLLlE "a BRYAN.
fMMN ALICE BROWNE
NARY STANLEY GIBSON,
MRS. SIGOURSEy
MRS soUrHwoRrH
and FANNY FERN.
and hoe, Of other talented and brilliant, contributors
THE LEDGER short, contains the ptt and cream q
Romance Novelty Incident Adventure and domestic and n
sold the small sum OF FoU 6
CENTS copy The LEDGER for NOVEMBER 6, containing
the b. ginning of CoBBs Story. ALARICi Or rnI TS-
RANTS vAuLr" and for Sale BY oil new'deal~r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. JN.

There are three names that stand alone
In Wit and Humor's flashing zone:
Fifst, En4lish Hoot-desr. rare Tom Hood.
BIZ even the dullest unlentood
TheI. Boston Holmes, in all our homes;
Only one other with him roam,.
Behold him with his sit'erirg AZ
Toe Folly.Kllhng ohn G. FAKE,
o, splendid Trio with your rods
OF Wit and Hunor disdemed gods
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. III

II Chersmbim themselves might stand
Before the harpinss OF thy hand
SO pure lis theme, 80 grand the tone,
When chanting Of the Crest Waite Thror
Or breathing morals DER our shore,
As they were never bresthed before
We'd may the mortal, al thy voice,
Beside his sacred hearth rejoice,
And smile 20 see one such ss thou
Shed besyen upon his infants brow.
Ye., thine 10 here household name,
Wr.aihed with a soft, -sraphic flame.
The millions or IL fondly gaze,
And by ii guide Lii.'s mystic wave:
The Nation proudly owns its hight,
And sees her own imperial might
Illuminated glow on hish
With splendor born In yonder sky.
The pures,. holiest wreath for thee,
U mid, transceudent Sigou.ney!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. VIII.

PORTRAIT No. Will
Wslso.s spendor Of Imagination and opuepce Of poetic
dictiou show hiL1 the born poet,
says our William Cullen Bryant,
Bryant, bard Of Th.Ds.opsis,
And hgnd ed other poems
Full Of .are and solemn beauty.
BRYANT will tsse toy dic.um
We will lot pu,e thy saying
knowing that the mighty Ledger
K.w.Y ork Ledger careful Ledger,
With it, brilliant hosts Of genius,
Shinns In the mental h.a ayens,
Gives the op1euce and sllendor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Brooklyn Mercantile Library yAssociatten.-No:ice
10 hereby that ENENIN0 CLASS in FRENCH, under
charge Of Prof KEETELS, Will be formed on THURS
DAY EVENING Oct. q in GERMAN lnder The charge Of
Prof HARING, on FRIDAY EVENING Oct. Y, and IN
SPANISH under the charge Of Prof DE- TORNOS, SAT
URDAY EVENING, Oct. g. the If the Ass"cstiop
corner Of Atlantic al Clinton-sts
Members Association wishing 20 join either Of these
e requested 20 their TO lie Librarian ~ an
sIly day
~ LEWIS ROBERTS, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. VI.

An eye .ha; picrcesto the deepes. deep,
Where human passions wildly sweep,
Or move with slower. softer pace.
supier est IL their des.Dless sracei
Onsiral ana curious thought
Fiuui freshest, untrod regions brought;
ExpT.s.iJr torse, ard sweet, though strange,
d. all Il. bright, un bounded range;
Once more real Genius, with true lesven,
To the world offered BY loving Heaven
IN whom do such truth such strength discern
Ful! .hy.g millions rise and answer, Fanny Fern
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. "

His is he mighty forest depths,
And his the stormy wave,
And bis the awful clash around
The onset of the brave:
To hun the charge, the reelins s.rif,
Is life rejoicing, bounding life.
Hh is the pencil bold 70 paint
The red race fsdirg ont
As fades q lonely midnight fire
Before the hite mans shout.
The yeas roll on-bu: Benuet's pen
FOR History hold. the wsrrio. men
b., brighter s,ill the pioneer
Builds empire there with him,
Along the broad majestic lakes,
Aud in the foTes, dim:
A benson on Romance. child,
Crown. d monarch OF the leaiy wild .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. VII.

Canvas, broad and high,
Where tcnderest love
CLOVIS with light that seems
Caught ffom above;
Don.slic scenes, 50 deity hlled
By AIT coucealins Art,
Once seen, they never more can leave
The enIsptured beart
parh Tragedy, with wild hsir streaming Ger
Pale Horrors lurid shri le-
Who's. lie that wondrous Ca.vss, broad snf hish
%. earnest Emma soutHwoIth, thine.