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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
A MEAN MAN.-old Ira Teamstrr W.

A MEAN MAN.-Old Ira Teanster wa:
One day the old fellow was at work upon
the high beams of his barn, when be lesi
his balance, and fell heavily on the foer
twenty feet below. He was taken up for
dead, with fractured skull, and carried in
to the house. All efforts to bring him 10
consciousness was unavailing, and the doc
tor was called. Finally, the doctor, having
trepanned him, turned and asked Mrs.
Teamster for silver dollar to put in where
piece of skull was wanting. At this re.
mark, Ira. who had been breathing heavily,
turned quickly in his bed and groaned out
" Wouldn't cent do as well ?"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

"a A printers apprentice, who attempt
ed to pay his addresses to clergyman's 5
daughter, was shocked on the next Sunday
when her father announced the text-"My
daughter is previously tormented with a
devil"
Why is an owl in the daylight ike the
president of the United States because
he is a-blinkin'. (Abe Lincoln.l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

a girl, coming from the field, was told by
her cousin that she looked as fresh as dai-
sy kissed with dew. Well, it wasn't any
fellow by that name, but it was c. II. p
that kissed me. l told him that every one
in town would find ii OUT
'Biddy,' said a lady, Il wish you wopll
step over and see how old Mr.. Jones IS this
morning. In a few inmates Biddy retained
with the information that Mr.. Josss was
just az years old.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

CT The Boston Post says-A beggar Il,
New Orleans approached well dressed
citizen and held ont his hand for aims The
gentleman offered him Confederate note.
No, said the poor fellow, taking mournfal
survey of his own ailapidatea dress, ! have
too many rags already.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

PRUDENr.-R Recently lumber dealer in
Gardner fell into the river, and was in dan
ger of drowning. Efforts were immediate.
" made to rescue him by floating boards
from pile on the wharf. The drowning
man, seeing that the boards came from hi 5
own pile, cried out to the men, Pick for
the wsne edge pieces I"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

A parsoo reading the funeral service st
the grave orgo, the sex Of the deceased,
and asked one Of the nenrners- an Emer-
add Is this brother or sister = sNei-
tker,' replied Pat, only cousin,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

Why eanf q whole man enter Tsemous
Temple to see Prof. Anderson Because
the treasurer takes quarter Of him before
be gets in i.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

The author of the " Farewell perhaps
belonged TO some one of "the first families J.
and at the time of writing may have been
sdesirous to have one of the royal race of
England to rule the Confederacy." AT the
date of writing visions of future greatness
may have foated before his eyes. and he
may have had the office of poet Laureate
to Mr.. Davis, with pension from his gov
ernment in view; but his first poem is TO
the tune of Yankee Doodle, and that sturdy
loyalist, b. J. LOSING, Esq, contributed the
following addition, which, in time, all seces-
siondom must be prepared to sing:-
sKing Cotton was a monarch bold.
Till regicidal treason
With promises Of uutod gold
Deprived us OF
King Cotton without the aid
OF England, France Prussia,
Spain, Portugal or Belgium,
Or serf-releasing Russia,
Is growing weak In every limb,
And trembles like a noodle,
And we had better make peace
With angry Yankee Doode'i
MooRE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
MISCEILA AN Y.
For the Bellows Falls Times.
Songs and Song g-Writers.---19.

Since the southern fire-eaters," as the
leading rebels are called, have succeeded in
forcing large portion of the people of the
Gulf States TO secede from the Union
and make war upon the loyal community,
the songs as well as the precepts Of eur
fathers have become to these traitors ex-
tremely odieus. South Carolina, by legis-
lative enactment, in 1861 forbade the fut-
ure celebration Of tae Fourth of July, and
the use of Yankee Doodle, Hail Columbia
the Star Spangled Banner, and ether patri.
otic songs. As early as February 1, 1851,
a gentleman of Atlanta, Georgia, wrote the
following
Farewell TO Yankee Boosic-
Yankee Doodle, fare you WE'LL
Rice and cotton fout you;
Once they liked you very well,
But they IN do without you.
gsukee Doodle used to treat
Old fompey a neighbcri
He didn't grab his bread aud NEST e1
Nor eavil at his labor,
But Doodle has got so keen,
For every dirty shilling;
Propose job, however mean,
Aud Yankee Dccdle's willing.
M Doodle. too, has had the luck
To get religion;
A kind Of holy seal to pluck
At cveryecdyis pigeon,
Doodles morbid conscience strains
With Puritsnic yigur,
To loose the only friendly chains
Thatever bound a niger
Vet, Doodle knows well as ],
That when he's and freed em,
He'd see million niggers die,
Before he'd help to feed iens.
Yankee Doodle sent us down
agalant missionary
His name Captain Johnny Brown
The Priest of Harper's Ferry.
With pixies he tried to magnify
The Gospel creed of Beechcr;
Bat Old Virginia lifted high
This military preacher.
Yet, glory to his name is sung,
As if with sin uutainte6;
The 'dy wretch by justice hung,
By bigotry is saintes.
Yankee Doodle now good bye,
We spurn a thing SO rotten
Proud Independence is the cry
OF sugar, rice and cotton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
p o Il r. Y
THE CARELESS WORD.

THE CARELESS WORD.
Twas hat word, a careless word,
As thistle-down 1t seemed as light,
ltpaused moment on the air,
Then onward winged its flight.
. Asctker lip caught up the word,
And ereathed 1t With naughty sneer,
II gathered weight on 1t sped
That thoughtess word in its career
MSS r1,en Rsmcr caught the flying word,
And busy Gossip gave 1t weight,
Until that little word became
A vehicle of angry hate.
.,ef And then that word winged with fire.
Its mission was thing Of pain,
Fer soon II teli like lava drops, ifs
UPona wildly .crturvd brsia. -
And then smother page Of life
With surmng, sralaing tears was blurred
load Of care heavier made
Its added weight, that careless word
That careless word, oh how It searched
.f A fsuting, bleeding, quivering heart, i
Twas like hungry fire, that searched
Through every tender, vital part.
How wildly throbbed that aching heart r
Deep agony its fountain stirred,
Reclaimed, but bitter ashes mark
The pathway Of that careless word.
--Ptns and Palm. F.E. W. HARPER
We think the following lines were writer
by the late Charles c. Eastaan;--
sstiy7
She Is lying
With her lips apart
sotlyi
She Is dying
OF broken heart.
Whisper
Sate Is going
To her final rest.
Whisper!
Idfc Is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently!
sheis sleeping
She has bresthed her last
Gentlyl
While you're weeping
She - heaven has passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
THE SEMI-W TRIBUNE.
The NEw-YoRK SgMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE n
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

ontents Of No. l.752 March III ]:
I..EpITORIAL ARTICLES; The Fish, in Hampton
Roads, Editori. Paragraphs
uNAvAL ACTION IN HAMPTON ROADS: En-
e.sernsn, with Rebel on-Clad Boats The Mcrfi
mao Attacks the Cumberland; The Cumberland
sunk; The Flosiins Battery Monitor Lassses ~ ,se
Meuimsc; The Rebel Merrimsc Driven On
Official Account Of the AfsiIi Our Special Cor
respondents Account
1.-THE TAX BILL: To Provide Internal Rsvenn.
Support the Government, sd pay inc in'sfo's
ofths Public Debt
Iy..THE CAPTURE OF FORT DoYELsoS: Gen.
Troops. The Hopeless Condition Of the Rebels
Theif Determination 10 Surrender The CowEdos
Of Pillow and lloyd Confsssed How they De
serted Poor Buctner
v.FRoM TIE POTOMAC: Capture q Lee,burs
Capture Of CoctPit Point Rebel Properly De
s,rictof Tightening Its Coils The Retreat iiom
the Potomac Oceup patton Of Csn,rsvills aud Fan
fax Court House
vI.PROCEEDINGs IN CONGRESS-
vn.THE TELEGRAPH LINE TO FORTRESS
MONROE.
VIII. CAPTURE OF BRUNSWICK, GA: Pernandina
slso Captured Com. DuponIs Oicia Report
M..MORE GLORIOUS NEWS: Encounter with
Price McC ulioch Van Dorm and melntosh Com
bined Tire. Days Hard hghngi Rebel Arm,
Heoel Loss Ovcr go Killed and ounded The
Union Cavalry In Pursuit Of the Flying Rebels
X.wAk NEWS SUMMARY.
xI.THE WAR IN TIE WEST; Battle 81 New.
Madrid; No Particulars Yet More About the
Capture Of Pittsburgh; The Union Feeling In
Tenuersees Anxiety TO Drive out Seccssonia'
Alarm a Menu pills Very Few Troops i here ir
Legislature Di'penesi Gov. hsnis On 'he
Rampage.
XII. .SKIRMlsH AT SANGEks STATIONS defeat
Of the Rebels
XIII. LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS.
XIV. -FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
XIV THE SUICIDE OF SLAVERY: Ms.s Meeting IN
Cooper In,tisLe kew.Yerk for Free Republic
Speech OF Carl sohnTL
v,r vnp pETTRR EDR WORSE. A Love Story
XVII. THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION: The Capture
Of Winton.
XVIII IMPORTANT FROM EEW-MEXIC0; Des-
pers,s Battle; Our Troops at Fort Craig Doing
We'll. The Regent Report Discrcdit1d
XIX LATEST NEWS RECEIVED ~ TELEGRAPH:
Death OF the Poet fosdick; A Family Poisoned
XX.TO OUR FRIENDS.
XXI ..POLITICAL.
XXI PERSONAL.
XIII CITY NEWS.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
XVI. THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
XVII THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867
xviii COMMERCIAL MhTTERS Full Reports 81 the
stocs Money Cotton, Grain, and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The N. Y. Tribune.
TErx,-Ons Copy for one year. S3. TIVE Copies, one
year. IS. Five Copies year. Gil Is. Tsa Copies.
10 one sddrs.s. eco.
Fors Club Of Twenty, we send al Extra Copy.
Fore Club Of Forty. send The Daily Tribune gsha
Addre" THE TRIBUNE Nsw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
ITHE PEOPLE's BENEFIT.

Pile pile the Ssponaceous high!
monument TO reach the say
But vain your efforts. oil, to cope
With PiLE's rRAEscBsDENT o. X. Soar!
% avow. II Used Alright,
Twill even wuh black man white
When toll and soil has erimnid his figure
1r he's ~ black &c any niger"
One rub OF 20. X" sets him right,
And brings him out Hike "ny.whits-"
" you who toll in dust and ashes,
ana ny 90 many spurious washes,
Just g. to PrLR this very night,
hd'l be bound hen set you rghe
fut one great effort Of our trade II
That plessiDg task to please the Ladies'
And here-wcve much honor done us-
They always seem 10 smile upon Us!
There's Mrs A. 10 wild about IL,
And Mrs B. can't do without it.
And all the Others downtoZ,
Erclaim That's Just the thing for me"'
Ihen hundreds more that We could tell on
There's Lincoln, Scott, and brave Mcclellan
Have made their minds up now, and say
They'll nothing have but PYLEs o. k.'
Wsshington-st., three forty hve (3i3),
Where Industry and prudence thrive,
You'll ind man to suit your views,
just six feet four without his shoes.
VI course stature DOM handing
Proves him merchant Of high standing
All sood Grocsrs teep a for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
Aomses ano farms Wanteo.

A PRACTICAL GARDENER wants q small
n FARM, with comfortable Dwslus.house Barn, &C.,
Of purchasing Soil must be good suitable for growing truck
and small fruits easy Of to market and In good
healthy location Terms must be reasonable Address
TRUCK-GROWER, Tribune Office. N. Bur- would &C.
cept Of . good situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

The National Freedman's Relief AssocinfiOn
sknowedge the following donations Of clothing and other
tces Of which have been shipped TO Port Royal VIM
Brown Philadelphia. cases; X Hosmer Bible; Lsdie
pkgs; Fuller Bros. psge; Miss Wright pkge j. San
ger. p'kge Mrs. flaming ptgo; c. T. Ryder. pkee
Mrs J. Williamson p'kse M Burger, pkgs Mrs. Bolts
field pigs American Tract Society, Boston boxes NJ
Singer Co, SEWN g-maehIei Mr., SsdmoIe Page q.
NJ. y. Church, Bibles Mrs. Rogers Pkge; Mr. Levi
p'sge Miss Minurn. pkes; VIM NJ Allen Is pack
IboI; Miss Legget P'kge Wells Provost I kegi Mrs
Ba.okf0rd, P'Ege; Mrs C. Woolsey, pkge; Lorton
4 Wood | box; Francis George Shaw ] box !
Nn. Leigh. p'kgs; American Missionary Association.
pls T. c B. Vidal, ptse Ladies Of Bristol box Mr.,
r. Fish p'ige; Mrs. Goodwin. p'hge; Mrs. Bowman. ]
pkse; Nh. Cornell pkge; Z. H. Reeves CO., plow; T.
b. Pond PKG: Mr Steers, boz Womels Central Relief
Association. box; Elizabeth Myers, pkge; Robert Nc
Cipteck, boz. -
Ss4S51s S s $Es EEH4x COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-All the right, title, and
n interest Of OLIVER g. STRONG to the following prop.
ey viz An that certain property situate in the City Of
rooklyn County of Kings and State of NewYork between
Furman-st and the East River. and known Baxtsrs
Stores Nos D. and 6. bounded nohory BY property
Known a. W. w. Todd Co.'S and southerly BY property
known a. Perrepours Stores with the pier and
adjacent thereto in the East RIVER and s waite! rights
house. yards ncoed herewith locsted furmanst In
the Nos and and partly Ia the rear Of No
messurns on the East Rvs ABOUT $50 feet more or less
and on about 365 feet less and on the
norhsy line adjoining Todds about 20 feet and on the
aoutbsrv side adjoining Piersponts 289 feet le
Apply to q. BAXTER NO lO0 WGi-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

MRS. HANKINS's PAPER.-The "Female
WI spy"s Unsatisfactory Etiquette. Art. Of Beauty,
Social Games, Courine &c Fun Of Pictures Totally unlike
Very Interesting Published at No. 30 Walksrst., NJ
VALUABLE BOOKS-CHEAPER than they
Y were EVER SOLD BEFORE" Selling out auction
hubug at No. 10 Nss.sust - all who know the
value Of books can ascertain by calling
CALVIN BLANCHARD. No. 70 Nasssust
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Drp @ccos.
March 6th.
Is GOODS

March Sch.
BRITISH DRESS GOODS.
S.B. CHITTENDEN & 90.
INVITE ATTENTION TO A GREAT VARIETY o.
CHOICE BRITISH DRESS GOODS OF THEIR OWN
IMPORTATION, NOW IN STORE AND LANDING. AND
FOR SALE LOW BY THE PACKAGE.
No. $50 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION-A very de-
III sabe PROPERTY 81 miles south Of the City Of Pough
ksepse the posrosd containing 20 OF choice Land
well adapted the growth Of all fruits and now with
tine variety grape vines and young The House 10
plain but the barn. and carriage house and COW.
stables and henefy admirably arranged and al IN moot
excellent condition. The abovodescribed property 10 well
worth the attention Of purchasers and will be sold at auction
Ia the City Of Poughkeep in front OF the Court House At
II O'Clock . M, on THURSDAY, March 20, 1902 Terms
very attractive end made Known the sale Possession Inn
medaey For full Particular spply 10 person or by
letter to HENRY w. SHAW, Real Estate Broker Plough.
keepsie, Dutchess Co, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Alder
men win TUESDAY the 18th day OF March. 1862,
O'Clock, in the Chamber Of the Board OF der
City Hall for the purpose of considering the subject
Of the exerson of Church street 10 the Battery All par
ts interested will please attend without further notice
CHAS. J. CHIP J
r. l. A. BOOLE, Committee on Streets
CHAS. H. HALL
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NmnssmenIs
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LOOK AT THIS rV-THE ATTRACTIONS THIS
WEEK BEAT THE WORLD SEE THE LIST!
CSTHIS WEEK ONLY
tVTiIS WEEK OSLY!i
CxTHIS WEEK OELY!!!
CVTHIS WEEK ONLYli!i
TIE $50, 900 MUTT. COMMODORE MUTT !!
THE WHAT Is lT!.l ALBINO FAMILY !! = LIVING
WHITE WIIALE!!!!! LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUSn!nt
LINING SEA LION !!i!l!! LIVING SEAL y
LIVING MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON III GRAND
AQUARIAi HAPPY FAMILY -! I!!!l!.
GRAND COSM0RAMA !!!!!!!!!!! MILLION
CURfOsITItS :! ii!lllt!ll
~ The SEVEN LARGE SALOONS Of the Museum con
tain Ooo, 900 curiositi.s IN nature and art
CV-The NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE. Sshsk and kalsa'
r,de from tie Arsban Nshs Il presented Ia the Lecture
Room every AFTERNOON aud ENESlNO. IL bsAs the
world a. spectacular drama .
re- Never before half much expense r,ked nor
hsf 90 much extraordinary and truly valuable novelty ethib
tied for only y hence there be NO FREE ADms
sIONB.
Adnsonto q. only IS cents: children nnder 10 10 cent?
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TOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE. situated
on Famountsv, South Bergen; It contains 10 rooms;
lots Of ground all with fruit trees and shrubbery 1t has
splendid view.
Also, HOUSES containing rooms EACH near the above,
on the line Of the Bergen Horse Railroad.
Also. to LET the STORE and HOUSE No. 223 Groyest,
and the HOUSE No AL Montgomeryst Jersey City wnere
inquiry may be made Of l.. ID. LAND'lHE.
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WHITWORTHR IFLES.-Just received an
w invoices Of 50 Of these celsbrasd hed muskets, with
bay complete for sale the lot only Also 1900
cartridges. CHARLES II. VOORHEES,, No n CedsrIt,
(ups Al
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che 0nrt.

FASHION PLEASURE-GROUND ASSO.
II CIhTION-Members of the above Association ers re-
on..,.x 10 meet at the HONE HOUSE on THURSDAY
EvENING 18th ins at o'clock to transact such baaans
VI Z, I PsIrSs Sec MORGAN L. MOTT. President.
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FRANCS tiA IyS SES SIIS shy Home Committee

LxI1ITNs-ST BOYS AND GIRLS MEETING; TO be
Given the sulv.ns r. Church between bsecssI ana
The Exercises viii consist of Vocal and nsumerta Music
pssrmed Solo. Duets. Semi Chorus. and Chorae. inter
i .sIoet Mrs MARTHA COkwlN viii ting {" Our Coun-
~ and other faVorte piece, Music under the direction
Fl Prof DAVID DEMAREST. Tickets Is Cents.
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A NEW WORK

A NEW WORK
BAYARD TAYLOR.
o. PUTNAM PUBLISHES on WEDNESDAY
A SECOND SERIES
HOME AND ABROAD;
sKErCH-BooK OF LIFE, SCENERY AND MEN.
This attractive volume embraces ample variety Of matter
in the Authors best vein.
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College Of Physicians and surgeons.-MsDl

College Of Physicians and SurgeOns.-MsDIoAL
psPAkrxEsT COLUMBIA COLLEGE corner Of 23dst and
<thsv-The Ftyfh Annual Commencement Of this lnsti-
tption viii take place THURSDAY March 49, at !! O'Clock
D m the Church at the OF %th and I'D ct. he
Rev DR. Parker The Charge TO the Graduating Clss will
be delivered by the President EDWARD DELAFIELD NJ.
d. vsedcory Adde'S, by II. NJ FIELD. A b., NJ. d..
member Of the Graduating Class And Address 20 the
Alumni, by D. TlLDEN BROWN, NJ. ID, Of the Clsss Of
1874 Superintendent Of the Bloomngdae Asylum The Pro-
fsssen the public respectfully invited to attend
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. NJ D., Secretary OF the Faculty.
New-YoIk, March :, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

HNO PRINTERS.-FOur TABLE-RACKS,
Il and five large SORTS-CASEs for SALE cheap These
Table Racks and Cases excellent condition There are
five each Rack Inquire Of j. u. COOLEY + Co..
No. Sprucsst., Tribune Bnildinss. n Y City.
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CONTENTS.
\, AMERICA
l. How came to buy farm g. "Ths Building ola House
o. Free Soil" L. Results and Suggestiona
II. YEw PICTuRBs PROM CALIFORNIA.
l. San Francisco after Ten 6. The Northern Mines -
Years ]. Travelling In the Sierra Ne
. The Valley OF IN Jose. veda.
3 A Journey to tie Geysers. Q. The Southern Mines.
T. A Struggle. Tho Big Trees Of Calaverss
s. The SacT amsnto Valley. 10. California Home.
Ill., A IN rHURIS6iAS FORREST.
l. Taking Possession. Z. Storks and Authors
O. How we spent tho <thn g. Vision Of Sudden Death
O. Rheinhsrtsbruun Legend g. The Forest and it, Lee
As. First German Shooting gends
Match 10. Day Dreams
@. Ernest Of Cobmg.
". WALK THROUGH FRANcoNfAr GvirfEhLAfp'
v. TRAVELS HoxB.
l. The Hudson and the CATS S. Montreal and Quebec.
Nils. 6. Tho Ssguenay, &c
o Berkshire and Boston. z. Niaysrs aud It's Ntors
g. The White Mountains 8. Trenton 1sls ana sara
4. Ascent OF Mount Washing toga
ton.
sKgrCHEs =,
l. The Lesies. The Writers FOR - Punch
2. The Browning 4. Leigh Hunt
VII COMMISSIONS or A HsDiCn.
VIII THK HAUNTED sHAsrr.
Vol l2mo VI q.
The CAXTON EDITION Of BAfARD TAfLORS fhoSf.
WRITINGS, in 10 Monthly Volumes is now In course OIL
publication. ~y,or -.
ell rs Der Volume Now Ready.
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Fiye.Points House of Industry.-In eonseqo.nce
Of the p:o,rscted iudsposion Of the General Agent MI D H.
HALLIDAY the usual annual collections have not been msoe
tins Hason The necessary expenses curing the last month
were pesy twice the received The Trustees under
these circumstances, therefore. appeal by advertisement in
stead Of personal soic.aon for Immediate assistance. DO
nations NAV be sent either Of tho Trustee, 20
LEFPERfS Treasurer; to Menrs DUNCAN sHEh-
NAN Bankers OF y y. X. BAkLOM. hupcrlnteboen.
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DULPIT AND ROSTRUM.-Send for list oi
II b,ck numb.ys You will find something that you want
Price 10 cents number Si yesr for 10 nuirbers
T. ID. BARKER, No. l35 Grsnd-st, New-fork.
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ners throughout.
nes Piano, secured sgsins, decay IS to tone
isa required 20 make these alterations. ONE WEEK
ma, Pis.Os, with the Pstent string Clamp for sale.
rWARtROOM3, No. $50 BROADWAY
nhe'e fa End scientific description published by the bur.
tns ca, te seen.
any P,no when altered be not entirely to the ssiisa
e'n O. The owner no compensation will be received
BRIGGS TOOKKK
NO. $50 Broadway,
Eow.YoIk
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TIVO LET in WILLIAMSBURG, ,s DWELL WELL
somsly nnshsd tArssstory and basement onc L. In
IHT Is9IjsE Win mirrors In psrors. g. wsse vo,
LIZ an he n:smiseS No. % Bsdfssdsv' estwss" a"~'
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TEBOUTILLIER BROTHERS have removed
10 occ,py duriug the rebuilding Of their stersl
No, al Broadway. between Howard and Grsnd~sa,
And thsy invite attention TO very large assortment o.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
including SILK. 10 sm. cheeks 6fn,es and Psin SSicu'
DELAlNES Printed and Plain, POLE DE ChLVkkSi
MOZAMBlQUESi GRAY GOODS; GISGhAAsi
FRENCH PRINTS; ENGLISH PRINTS &c.i .
HOSIERY; GLOVES; EMRROlDEhlES and LASEst
DOMESTICS, LARGE STOCK 1 LOW PHiCAS'
Also,
sHAwLs In Great Variety for the Spring ,.
ILL WOOL REPS, ga Wide, and in Choics
"A Colors ct SO. per yard worth 81.
New Spring Dress 0sods
and Domestic Goods, the cheapest In ne ediZ.
9. o. HOOK.
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Jnstruritou.
ITAPLEWOOD YOUNG LADIES' INSTI-

wi TTTE Pitts6eld Nass-Tp q location Of pess besaty
and ,,ubrty x hours from with On attendance
undiminished by the adds to rare facilities ioi sos
Pirate aymssc CULTURE The session commsncec Agtl
s. 1852 Address the Principal, the Rev. c. " sPEAh tss
circuara
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Gn Oh PER YEAR.-Cooperstow Semina.
ID ~ Nv, Cooperstown N. Y. (beth sexssl Send fos
catalogue r. C. FLACK, A. NJ. Principal