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fousss ano farms tuanteS.
Real estate for Sale.

4 VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
~ sALE-Wth sixteen acres a hishy improved Land.
situated The baEks o. tle Esst River within
h5or Of tie city Of Newfork soc hs mile om te depot Of
Ne Haven Railroad. GA tae emises
ssa mode built Mansion, with wing sttsched 6srl,
sae ice house BOAT hoas snd other out buildings ell
~ perfect order The sIourds handsomely dt ot, with
fruit ana ornamental trees There also laTEe garden, VIII
gres variety small fruit. For further pacns .0q1re c
r. R. WILKINS. No. b Pl1s r. Of A L. DE- CkkP No.
~ fron,t where hhoErsIhc view OF tie premises aAy Be
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GENERAL FURNISHED COUNTRY RESI-
- DESCES 20 Rent m hs 1T Of Aeni rsH for seven
i'r q Fey Of ne
sd cTcer st-sted IN tie truusnp of SacsdAe,
Wsstrte County u 10 miles from z7tht, H~f7rs b
e!a,s h- Ha-em Ne Haven Rr5st, su1 r. % tv0
us q the sasls Depot, The nsem kairoit sd
zi,s Of H. Asnscnsc< " Ft on ta- - haven
Es -cs5 remarkably bssitoy, esstnt u-st borhulc-
T., slbrie.r ory proposes % .Cs quantity 4 lad
With rsh tcuse FBbr.cE vegetable garden so-g1s
buidiD- ~h.h well supplied 'ssis aHd rui.
-r f.sbipg io noIes ard Carriages Tn- aoses c0uta
tie mt fooT p.ro cninsroom Gn- hs second 1cor,
tree bscfoCus A-d ball. 6nisne9 ski. Ia
Kitchen. w.<nr1cl mix room aud sVSrts
Or shove CsIsrs sndsT house- Rat %
srolrt Of Anc loucd.
Ifds.Ted qcrrtty q ans may b. sd
o-set OF The Hel dstas sEEs Flrn - Of
hist ans. ilftsrt and eIsnse VI L5Gg
IsI.Ia so-rd - faifa1es tae nOra River.
irs zion. lon tiue bald
Above sci via tiies YAys J. 5iEs ir.l u sCr.
I'm ris riss . bst b.. II oti.- s4t vii ise
lana b. disposed a. m.p. fIi ds.src-o. b.
cav a. }. Il. GLE Nos Oact No Tfy1a R5S. D.
az ciocs ~he-e 81 9ot-u D. maze - zee pc
uI-ses = en- pay via &c SUBSCRIBER.
l. O. NORRIS
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n)atcbes, 5eueiru, &t

n)atches, 5eueiru, &t
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
u GESTLENFNS sCARY PINS,
OF al descriptions, fog sac bv
GOLD VEST CHAINS, Ior GENTLEMEN,
~ OF al sser'p.tous for fa- By
GRO. {. ALLEN, Importer SD 4snufso.urer,
No. as Brutdvsy ono door below Cana y.
7 AIDES EARRINGS, PINS, AND BRACE
II LETs, CORAL Lava MOSAIC MOURNING,
.Ed other s.yirs fcrsse b. q. C. ALLEN,
Importer aud Hsnaf.ctarer, No. as Broadway.
oas dJoy b-1E C-ls'-I.-
nIAMOND FlNGER-RINGS for SALE by
IL g. L. ALLEN. ImpoTtsE Llt Aar -'s--I.rr,
No. AIS Broadway, one door h-.1w CAnsl ~
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-MONDAY, March -
~ MORE ATTRACT Ss-NlRE NOXELrtEs
NIXON = Co.'S GREAT EQUESTRIAN tSOgPE
TWO PEkfORN ASCES To DAY.
GRAND JUVENILE AE4EkNOON fEkkOEAA NCssS e. =
ClSDEktLLA sad - EQCEsIsLANS
MONDAY FNfNlNG,
FbFs sfpsarsEoe q tie sFvSi AulsrioAa u-a.otsL
u. JAS. L ThATER
yr,. rleht Of DUCROW.
Tisss niskt ef TUE RRi6ASDS
FSr1t rissf 81 Mr. THO& NEVILLE
Tsnsssv-Dr. Ttsyer VII intro81oe IL spseaa1 -r-cE
vIar FlJREKA tie property OF Casres Roh-sos Fs Al
fank
WeSnrsesv and fliSsy-Ahesreoa performances II GIN
DER ELLA ana the LCJEsTRfANS.
Ta,sfsy nurscsy sae ss;urdsJ-oa'y Caasreni uiEt.,
Hoalsy Wesnssaay aud FLesy-Fu4 Egsesss.sR al-Aa
rT> Tickets s. Os1tss CAilaEss p cents
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AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE,
~ or 20 EXCHANGE ior IMPROVED PROPERTY 10 tho
Ctv Of Nrwfois situated thu Hudson ktser The vicinity
o. Hy psIk siDg the the River
IRE House bli IN villa style, srd -
bgby GTouncs. c0ntsiDUg Orl os- fns
bes Paddock Barr. loSz- sc. ne Whoe inoloaed
usreI tai erCe. Appiyto JEfHlhid DAVIS, NJ Nayer
ley-place, before 10 o'clock a n OF af.er 5p. M.
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A SECOND OHM SACREn CONCERT

n SECCND 0HAND SACRED CONCERT
N go ~ g,vea On TUESDAY EVENING, Nah 3 q tae
CAufck q be lranscuse CBegsoc It,hs nc II
several NO l-1z1~l gvsa Sally
mag and stofe gree nanaeSs
ocssioa be socCuEooAsec " - c7Y1gt.l ~ q ara. -
spsrsd Esw OEEsa jus ee IA zoe Caerca TIE sloess o.
- erf Cc1essths fact Tat AaeAae CaAso- MI 81. ker
two azs solosshs NJ. SaLgiesl Vii P,r 6ssad E1a
sssis, sssgvHh &c Bslt-tASi NJ Be Asd 0s-sg tAuei
sxtsss vii ycler.eeT ther ssrces as-res crowds
Andistoe a. lat q a.. 81 Say sveel-e
fleltks s. cents tesrVe = oscts.o = lad cay
TIE dor en- he evening Of tie Concert = . q
ecOck concer % - ~ Grsceioa o. zs-xvss Ss
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priniirs.

N Tbsse oe 5rste3 carcs end y easTaved only
- ksc BroseEsy a. D0s,es Orders received BY nal
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF PRICE
u -Weaons At HoGae and Visiting Cards, Bill ae.a B
C.TdE checss &C. $, KELbYs, No q Pultoas-, 4 T.
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VALUABLE MILL SEAT for SAL

Or EXCHANGE
The above 8 s.us-s1 40 de able pm q TITS s
benz ocsted rpon IL CANAsk RA0A CREEls ~ se -t
Valley, about 81 Tnrs from RJcbesr ard - from Butsk
II als sbOIt IS II valuable ragc md pnos
who T. righ State Of cultivation; b@srul GARDEN
Ar ORCHARD u choice Fruit Trees ard productive hSPi
81 GAR GROVE.
There j. snyIe Tor machinery han Asrs 80
rT.I ne rlacs. their being three Of ft1Ies.
IL mar tle Cana watch aaores isces i9f shYpnG - ~
par % %, country.
Il also within tx nsiis Of The Ere Rsr0ai he lns
rsrt1 thl. ~ buffalo
This property wal b. EXCHANGED fors h.rn lnat sss
cg.-.Ss.oa lrag tes c..J. App4yt JOSIAH ADAhs
No. ~ Joha-aE
Or EBES BARTLETT,
No. u Waist. ap stanI
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An ACRES Of FINE LAND on the sOUS4
StO two uies from the Village o. Rye. w'ls a. ersss
fvnt WI be toA IN sbody cisidsd % 'ut
hui dluEstr. App'y 20 W. 4. SEYMOUR
No. 10 SssssE- %, Room Nc II
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VOR sALE- one of lie most BEAUIIFLL

TOR SALE-oRe OF the most BEAUIIFJ u
PLACES tie ess; bank Of the Passsic River, con'sc
lBgsFout - snd En0~n ca Grove 80 former
fssterce VI ArrHF fspper et l. oEy miles from Jrsev
Cry -esy opposite 70 bslsye which tJsu az Jri. al
the scVassss o! 6cnoos, Chzrbs c. The hol'e y a. W
g. ID sccon there3 u y %, 1-lt II tie 5skl
ia wsnre- A. ess 81 .hs Iscdsrn inr-ov-e1s VII tls
cspgcl q Gas TIE O-tbi ne
f-uoes good condition TIE Gsra-a f. sfss, al1 vel
stocked VITA small ITuts, Asparagus keds Sc rnaie
eStslsVe Oape1y ara h-LneIyi Nj ae- Ice ho-tc ed
vita Ice variety cf Eversrssns and shi lbSsry al ar
ssroaFd Fruit frees q - Sl1G Il
ass l,he tlsleTy D. b. e ly .P2rs
cis.d. foT terms, pfic- =, apply % HOMER AOR3AN
No Aetr0y0ltsl BSnk ii..t ~ FRANCIS ORGAN,
esg No. u Pl-s-sL, New Yoft C.y.
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TOR SALE-A Farm containing about 100 acre,
q scrc. woodLndJ formerly belonging - JOSHUA vii
LET'S deceased; IN II ksv Leug l,iS1o resr he Raj
DEPOT T--1.s ossy. Atpy 20 THOTAS WILLIAMS, j. $
the MARI Bank. " AZ and Wseg.st.. e1-York.
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SCHOOL ROOMS 10 LET in tho BIBLE
~ HOUSE Assor- 2.se-A suite Of vel saapsi foi
II. purpose 1ns occupied for ~ est ak ysu ey hrsssi
School
OFFICES 70 LET II TIE sane br ding vhcs very
rrhe Apply ne TrvssuEers once In the Bloc hOuss
a on
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IARRYTOWN.--SPRING HILL FARy

situs,sG shout q miles from tb- depot 0uulus 10 I'D
Of Superior arc Improvements ssnaA ls
bars, fue orchard &C.. several never failing spring.
yls " wtich hter than the house, tas bisst
h. ls''er q hifb SID commands view 4 TIE Hlds,a ns0
gLe nti boTtOot iHpsoyils sld very tehT, caufoa &C
The vicinity The GcytTSsf Ives near he nA'@, sut Cns
D. shove yfry fhsrA terus previous 20 nj l. APHJs
G -. SIMMONS, No It8 Chamser-st.
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fine ARTS.

A RTIgTS. TEACHES sad SCHOOLS are
~ r-.u-osi.IJ isfrnse th. ~ ,so.oribef .sd
70 tfe 81 "a. Csuyss o. sld Wssr GcOr scshes
sss'.s pfs~ns P,psTs ~ lov-r guoe- than suy osss
49, b. =. ct., ". sCEAUs. ir-is's Coicru-An
No an Broadway.
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6onses 10 Eet.


broadway SALES ROOM -First loft good
I'D ,iz suitable soT any ,h: hlsines. Rect rsesooaos up
PJbo DAVID RAFT, NO. 4oo BrosiNhy.
COTNTRY RESIDENCE (mrnished) to LET,
~ tie East River sbou 10 miles from the city ~ miles
sni divided iato peuTase AVN. With rich sud supe shrub
bery Tee buidnes consist n ssabs carriage
The four age first Roor sud eight
VITA ample cloets, P.H!rss aud si'eroo as Also ey
b1h rccu1 Wster CD &C. 6c hS.nt o. Sao- ~n me llf-
tilJie, 100. Apply Wa. u. ALLEN, No. ~ fasy
nEsIRABLE FRONT ROOMS on BROAD
~ WAY to REST-One Room Second Fi,or. 52KI2j one
on Ths foIsZ srd Fogr,h 4)1!.; well a
s.vTa eligible Rooms Of yEIous see. suitable eI Ohccs &
Rent APPetJLs B1ug OF Broa- sld Leonard
Apply 70 D. APPLETON Co.
Nc. $40 snd s4s sro.iWay.
ECONOMY in RENT-COTTAGE at CLIFF
n TOS, Island LIT Il contains PaTlor Dining
rooa Inlafy and Kitchen the frst oor the
second 4Oor, IN s7ici about half Of ZrO1ud.
sPrs ss,e ceru, bsla AID plank de~ak from tue t-uy
AceIsa /. l. B., soS No. EE5 Pc':ofoe.
HOUSES and STABLE to LET. on l4th-st.,
o. s;or, 59x feet No ?. EasI 4ths arranged Tor
bosrdins hous containing 10 sso the +ofy
ite-se 0ilLg feet WITH fnt,r- vita gtnOlt
App OF The PI,n4ses, CT - C. PALsER, NO IL Co1Aad
-, 81 Eory
nOTEL in the BOWERY.-To LET, the large
IL BUILDIsG. NJ; IS Bo~,ry, occupied A. Hotel aud
Res SHALL Ata coz sIiSs 80 number @ rSon u,
4 OTS To LEASE-No. 81 West and No. -
IL sshicl,on., Also STORES No. 81 Ue.i,t. sn5 No.
- FroLtst Apply 20 =. JONES, no. D. "I.cl -; Pres
deaf, Room, from to 0ccck
SCHOOL ROOMS to LET in the BIBLE
y HOUSE r.,.so.-A suite Of roous vel s3ao-i fot
~ a ID n
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A CADEMY or HUSIC.-rhe TESTING
IN AIALeo b BEONS
WI take ylsce At - Aeasety q scFc ca
RRIDAY VIENNA Mar H. l-e

: . gRlDAY kFkNINU, MtF.a u, Ia
J. B. BROWN 81 rrle ERA Fl-ces Al a7eaT IF $685.
aea ~ Ma Nctoa Rsa3c p Ger krlt ePpArsne IL rab-
sel Otter tssnsea paPl sIl asst Pro- Coloarp ans
lay fova YsTsle Ne SIR. D. =. OBTsr vii taenPerss
2e rectscas Gers rota tas osrk rEs "eneerf4l Cad
PiNsht Mis- Iiszle Hars vi sFPeE. Oeoste D. bflF
VT pcsss tie pisH0 Coaosl ks4eilf via apo
yiSie sssares b tenty nsk fae entertainments WI D
Pssssss. varied and destructive fcfc.a - may b sai
The taaste and book ozes sEsry Programmes . %
timed
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LOR SALEin JERSEY CIIY.--tOur HOUSES
fcuihesst ef WSshLstou and Yoissx.. sacold
scck for1 itEy, 30 rsycg popey ald room lor more IN
progem~It on HsslEzfoGst, VII D. so4d o. 5sraft ISo
HOUSES ard LOTS H0s = 30 = S-ssrs -. Mans far
bocfs firm; two-sto'y BRICK hOrsE Nc - Morris
i've blocks Io ferry; seven LOTS PCosPect from Hsr-
sinus B.ys. Inc ire q J. Il bROAs NJ I6 Nsssy.s
q 10. D NlatI lrasTN ~. lrr.aY ll.I
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NIALLACKs THEATER.
w EIGHTH WEEK
q M LESTER WALLACkS pay Of
THE VT ERAN.
FOURTEENTH WEEK Of
W. wALLkCK
COMEDY. DRANA! sPECTACLEi
m Pl,y.
T.s ThkEg Grad Ttts.saK.
ASSAULT. yICTORYt, MARCH 80
Tie ur.ssrcJad cave q tIziya walsh hs becn ~ fcf
tzs tie ils,rsE "a scg PeEoTnAzcs .n4-,,s
le kEnsger E-1o1-oe j. ~ -
Every EFENIHG UNTIL FURrHER NOTICE.
ER WALLACE. - ...s...-s..l hE SOLONkb
IA. LESIER WALLACE. LE1t
BKOUGHAN.... ..-.......THE lLllk
AR NhRATLEl6 H.. ~ -
Mr. a. - -
hGs EUkf Ahl,ti
MSS NARY CANNON. A.. oLANStE
MIS- NfbNON. ltON
MS sLOAN............,..
BIT Rsoss hT ChiRrane 'e, NJ Ley-fe NJ L@sce--s NJ
~ Hoescs MI Nouns NJ Tsse ~ be-2a-a- d. j -fl-s
NJ c Plrs Mss L NJ -r1- x'ss Tre- IN or SirL pLS
Performance tllI-zts bstcEs 10 Ssock-
Eilo a.
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and STABLE to LET. on l4th.st..

4 OTIS 10 LkASE-NO. 33 West ard No. -
l. Nsshius,on.. Al.o STORES No 81 vs.ttt .n5 No.
81 FloItsI Apply TO y. JONES no 63 WA.el q, Pfes
eeEts Room from 70 ) Ocock
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DLACK SILKS! BLACK LlLKS!
ID w JACKSON No. 55l BROAD@Ai, bss imported, sai
rsw o6edns ss Teta. rosE besoi sd assrsDo sick
MOURNING BLACK SILKS
ever pfodueed 10 market rcn ege IoSks sui sdth
IS per YARD, sno Ia prices cnssuss comp stton
Col Examine Observe,
W. JACKSON. Importer q Mourning G0odI-
no. So Broadway, between Sgrius AM Prince sc.
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DROAD WAY THE ATE Il. -
b Ssle Prop-ees az. : EDDY. Psrqass g cents Dcss
CT - cents fauty Gree, . osD-ai Azah-aoSsr =
sSEts-7aIs EVENING:
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
tsrk Arfc-y...AT tety r1fs.Ts..... u dame Fo-lc
FAMILY JARS
GA yA....HGy Pearson Ey kscaSs
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Japan Hegerdemaip.

lie threw up the sleeves of his dress,
and showed piece of tissue-paper which
he held in his hand 1t was about six
inches square, and by dcxterous and
delicate manipulation he formed it into \
very good imitation Of q butterfly, the
wings being extended, and at the most
each was one inch across Holding the
butterfly out in the palm of his hand, to
show what it was, be placed two candles,
which were beside him, in such a position
as to allow him to way. a fan rapidly with
cut affecting the flame, and then, by u
gentle motion Of his fan over the paper
insect, he proceeded to set it in motion A
counter-draught Of air from somo quarter
interfered with his efforts, and made the
butterfly truant to his will, and the screen
had to be moved little to remedy this
He then threw the paper butterfly up in
th air, and gradually it seemed to acquire
life from the action Of his fan--now wheel
ing and dipping toward it, now tipping
along its edge, hovcring over it as we may
see butterfly DO over Hover ON line
summers day. then in wantonness wheel
ing away, and again returning to alight,
the wings quiyering with nervous restless
ness. One could have declared it was u
live creature, Now it Dew or to tic
Light, and then the conjGrer recalled it,
and presently supplied a mate in the
shape of another butterfly, and together
they rose, and played about the old mans
fam varying their attentions between fir,
ing with one another and huttering along
the edges of the fan We repeatedly saw
one on each side OF it as he held it nearly
vertically and gave the fan short quick
motion; then one butterfly would pass over
to the other, both would wheel away as il
in play, and again return. n plant with
some flowers stood in q pot near at hand,
by gentle movements of the fan the pretty
little creatures were led mp to it, and then
their delight how they played about thc
leaves, slipped the flowers kissed each
other, whisked of again with the airs and
graces of real butterflies The audience
were in ecstacieS and young and old
clapped their hands with delight. The
exhibition ended, when the old man ad
vanced to the front Of the stage within
arms length of us all, accompanied by
his magic butterflies that even in the
open air continued to play round thC
magician and his fan. As feat of legcr
demain it was by far the most beautiful
trick we had ever heard of, and one thn
must require an immense amount Of prac
tice.--Blackwoods Magazine.
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Experiences of imprisonment.

The following is an extract from Count
Gcnfailconicr's account Of his imprison-
rnent
Fifteen years | existed ina dungeon ten
feet square! During six years had a
companion during nine was aloncl |
never could distinguish the face Of him
who shared my captivity in the eternal
twilight Of our cell The first year we
talked inccssantly together; VIC related
our past lives, our joys forever gone, over
and over again. The next year we com.
municated to each other our thoughts and
ideas on all subjects. She third year we
had no ideas to communicate; we were
beginning to lose tho power of reflection.
The fourth, at the interval Of q month or
so, We would open our lips to ask each
other if it were possible that the world
went on as gay and bustling as when we
formed q portion of mankind. The fifth
we We're silent. The sixth he was taken
away never knew where--to execution
NJ liberty But ] was glad when he was
conc; even solitude was better than the
pale, vacant face, One day Gt must have
been year or two after my companion
left me) the dungeon door was opened;
whence proceeding | know not, the fol,
lowing words were uttered: "By order of
His Imperial Majesty, | intimate to you
chat your wife died q year AGO" Then
the docr was shut, and heard no more;
they had but flung this great agony upon
me, and left me alone with It,
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Mir. Crow In Church.

Several years since, On warm Sabbath
morning, while the Rev D. b, of q
wellknown fishing town in Massachusetts,
was holding forth, tame crow, which
had been taught to utter one expression
only, and that wicked one, flew into
church, and alighting on the pulpit sa-
luted the minister with cd d--n ye;"
whereupon the frightened as we'll as
horror-stricken parson "drew off, aud
gave "the gentleman in black winder
that sent him to the floor.
Nothing daunted by this, however, the
crow was soon on his "pcgs, and looking
mp lat the reverend gentleman, repeated his
salutation with such IN emphasis that he
took to his heels, and together with his
congregatiOn--who were Us much fright,
eDed as their minister-scampere from
the sacred edifce in double-quick time
One little old woman, whose seat was in
n corner, did not see fiji to follow the
example Of the shepard or his Gock, but
firmly kepther position upon seeingwhich,
the crow advanced to her. and hopping on
the seat in front of her, again gave vent
10 his favorite expression. The old woman,
not little astonished at his impudcnce,
and evidently taking him foran evil spirit
in the form Of bird, yelled forth at him:
God d-,ny You, too! What you Cd d-n
me for?-T don't belong to this churchp'
And giving him wipe with her umbrella,
she cleared the coast, leaving the church
10 silence and to the crow,
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Eerrells Blackberry Anodyne,
CEAMPAIGNE WINES.

5Sd>d REENSEAL," 'sHt ... ..
GA IMPLRiG H." .
CABIN ET," '
r.... "nalDsl EUL,
And other favorito brands, constantly on hand
.. II. B. h W. q. COLEMAN,
IoZi aud 6 Burnet House Building.
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4 LITTLE GEM

Tborc's not heart, however rudt,
but hath gomo little flower
10 brighten up its solitude,
And scout the evening hour.
There's not a heart, however cast.
by grief ana sorrow down,
But hath some memory Of tho raSi
10 love and call its own.
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EaALg.'S PATENT.
yuyHE MOsTRELIABLE FIREAND

H. BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-They have given
more satisfaction than any other now in use.
We ofItr reward Of ONE THOUSAND Doll
LARS to any person that can, up to the present
time showa single instance wherein they have failed
to rresefvo their contents.
Will this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
being le best Fire Proof, Burglar, Proof, Or Fire
and Burglar Proof now inaae; and ara willing to
party hilng first, to forfeit to tho other the sum
of 5000.
cost. than any other manufacturer in the United
States.
Seco,d hand Safes of other makers, also on hand.
WeItspcctfully invite the public TO call and exam
inc on. stock before purchasing elsewhere.
' HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
aual.ayt Nos. IL and II East Columbia street,
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E'RANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
Printing Materials Of all kinds. I6S Vine street
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THE STARS.
ny X. n. BACON

Yo stars that on Nights mystic turban glow
Mild and eternal, looking calmly down
On tho quiet valo whore hoary mountains throw
Their shadows, and soft streamets gently How,
Making low music by the sleeping town,
Or gushing with n wilder melody below
The arching pile of you oll ruin gray, -.
Yo shone the when iaiT-hailed children p'hyed
Beneath those arches ere they knew decay
Io saw those children men ana your MIA lpy
Deheld their graves. When after arcs laid
That city's walls, uniimmed was ynHr sweet light
And 30 vii! shine when it, thronsei bound, are
made
a sohtuIc-as calmly and as bright.
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GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sTEAM TO GLAsGO LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
DUBLIN ANp LONDONDERRY
FOR $50.

YROM NEW YORK.
EInsgOw, Thomson, Wednesday, Aug "a at ~ noon
Edinburgh, Cumming. Wednesday, June i,
Glasgow, Thomson..... Z" July G.
Edinburgh, Cumming. " July2,"
FROM GLASGOW,
Edinburgh, Cumming Saturday, May7
glasgow, Thomson. W ednesday, July n
Edinburgh, Cumming. " July2.
:, Rates OF Passage from New York, Philadelphia or
Londonderry, first class, s75 Steerage, found with
an abundance of properly cooked provisions, $50.
No charge for medicines.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
ap27 ROBERT CRAIG II Drosdwav
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W y
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAIN ) leave Sixth street
Depot, at 6 A. NJ. and 4:30 P. NJ.
s A. N M.--INDIANAPOLIS,S S1. LOUIS h OHICA.
co FhSl EXPRESS. Through iirect, making close
Connections for all other Western and North western
points. This Train also connects Mt Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, xoko-
mo, Logalsport, and all points on Wabash Valley
Railrcr3. -
4;20 ?. M.-INDIANAPoLIs CHICAGO 4 ST.
L0UlSNlGHT E&PRESS-Thc above Trains make
close connections at indianapolis, Lafayette and Chi.
Gago with Trains for Terre Hauie, Springfield, Rock
Island Galesburg Kenosha, LIE trosse Jacksonville,
Danviile, Burlington, Milwaukee, Mattuon, Naples,
Galena,, Quincy, Prairie da Chien, Pana, Pe1ria,
Sale, 81. Paul, and all twns and cities In the North
west.
ps-Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
through.
For further information and Through Tickets, ap.
ply to Ticket Offices, northeast corner OF Front aud
Broadway; No. 1863 Walnut street, near Fourth; ct
south-east corner Of Fourth and Vine street, or at
the Sixth.street Depot.
d. Nj. MORROW, Superintendent.
0mnibpos will call for passengers by leaving their
names at either of the 1ioket 0ffces
l2s W II SW1Tlf Agent.