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New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
6uuutu StaI 6stai. for SaI,.
EIRST CLASS PROPERTY
on
THE HUDSON
PoR sALB BY
MALLORY C BLACKWELL.
AUCTIOSEERS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. So LIBgRTYsT, ny
YONKERS.

a. Over Of snd handsomely laid out iornsm entail and
fruit trees small fruits &c the fnsst part the village, with
river view extending to Staten IsInd house frame thor.
ouEby well built II rooms beside laundry bathroom gas aud
water throughout furnace range peahiDg. .ubes bells kc
good stable, earrsg ge.house
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MARLBOROUGH, ULSTER Co,
OPPOSITE EEw.HAMBURGH.

go PihGve acres in high Of cultivation, With ''und
apee Of iu Of mile frontage on the Iud'on hoaie' 10
rooms Very desirable for geh1emhRs residence OF ifa"
firm; 6ne beach, gooj outbadiug I'U
OR With IS acres aud longer frontage hyer....'''' 800
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TURRY HOOK.

ELEGANT BUILDING SITES on THE NORTHERN EXTREMITY
OF ~ Y. ISLAND AT AUCTION.
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. will sell at Aucou
FRIDAY March 49, at y O'clock at the Exchange ssesroST 30
Building keWiok Vanabie
containing 10 Of upland and Of water 'front.' being
half mile the Hudson River and sPuyten DnV
Creek forming the northwestern extremity Of heglork Island sho
Tubby Hook Station. aud near the premises OF Joseph
Thompson and others This property comprises upwards Of 80 M s
exclusive rights and falls With gentle slope TO TIE ver
Spuyen Duyve Creek forms the terminus Of tbe proposed Boa
wards and Avenue capable Of Division Into large nu
Der elegant bug covered With heavy growth o. ts
finest T the largest piece Of land eligible for ouns
g NswYOrk Island and capable o. mmeaais snd
profitable The will be and will be made knoSn
a. the time Maps ONCE Of AuetOnee No. Fne, n J.
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]. T. TRAVEh AhcIlohtet -, ~,
DEREMPTORY SALE of 33 LOTS-Nlne-
tsenth Ward BrooklvnTRAVi BsLE van ssl a. auction
~ Ocrck AZ the Exchange Sales
room No. III Broadway Ttny building Ns".l Fsu,es 10
~ on p Lyuehst The above Lots arc
SssIy located ncsr Chureh hnte neghooh9oa w
n s ont The ety limit ht at home Every lot VII be posi-
tyey sd TO The highest bidder Terms ea ue perfect Nap' ani
argar. AZ &c OF No 58 Lertyst NeMl
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| ADRIAN II. MuLLKR Aaeioneer. - -.
| VIWENTY VALUABLE LOTS BETWEEN

ADRIAN II. MuLLER, Auet9neer ,,r,,,,,,,,,,
TTNWENTY VALUABLE LOTS BETWEEN
4 CENTRAL PARK AND BOULBYARD.=ADRlANH H. ngLLEa
p r. WILKINS Co will sell at auction FRlDAl March IL a. 10
o'clock Exchange Sassroom, No III Broadway; o A
SgyENTY.THRDSr lots north aide Seventy hdsti 0 eet
west OF Ninth-ave. eacb 25 by lO2 feet 2iuches -.
SEVENTY FOURrHST3lot lots south side Seventy ouhtI' 10
feet west of Nnhave each 25 by lOl feet inches oo
lots south side Of Seventy fourth s w
81 Nnhaye. eaea Is by l09 feet inches
FIFrIfST-6 lots south side OF SevenVn ' "s
2incbes west NnthATe each IS by lO2 feet inches a., l.
These rapidly enhancing N 'aue ahd 'e desAoe ~ IN
yeStm asn
SRVRNTY SYTH Srl lot north side Of SeTentJSKthst 100
fct vest Of EighhAye., 25IlG2 feet ? inches.
e,s lot beautifully located lying between Central tafE
% Grad boulevard and being sold With restrictions similar TO those
mais by the estate will few be Of As great value
lots row on Murray Hill l2DI
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A J. INSTRUMENTATION SALE
" or
BROOKLYN PROPERTY,
PART or TIE -.''
LORILLARD ESTATE,
D. direction of lhe Supttine CouTi, 10 PariiIion.

y. J. Bile tNiNl'iss foCAN ~ w.
VIII sell a Pub, Auction under tie direction of PLO RUG
1ES Referee At the Sasoms, PhenK BuidnES No. toar
a. In The Ciy Bruokyu at u o'clock noon on lJLsDAf MsIsh
6 1909 the Ooaug Real Estate situated at the AAIue DA'a Clv
OF Br1osyui - 49, 80. -
f oroyer -Four Lots side oilnis Wharf N
rear shove eacng t3 a. n hon Conovers each 2sS
making the hole D2l one Lot east side Of l1da "ha
coumsnrug h. from Couoycst, 2aI 20. One Lo on D.
corner - ~ AL a lAsf y G On Conoyer
!, one lot on ~ Inlay st. AMI Hsn1"n ave- 80 ~ ~
n an the Westerly ue
s 70 ON the uorihev Three io onthery side 81 Inlay
a. tunupug through Hmtonavc 60 Snniatt 10 IT. tIn on
Imsyst % r. Hamt0uaVe 30 H. on b1mmltsI spa A
u the s1utArry side. . - n, -,
Mortgage Tor term ofyearA - - .
MAPS uP THE PROPERTY
he the OMce of the Anoloneers, No. u CedA
~ ia Tie City Of Hew.Y York aud a the Ohcc of
JACQRa COLE x son,
Ma PM in the ty Of Brook
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UINGSTON. ULSTER COUNTY
,,, ,cs With large double frame house gardeners house
aco ,ppIe tree. Photograph "Our ones..''.''''' iEO'
wRpAvE IN ADDITION TO TnE ABOVE LARGE NUMB ,ry
op cousTRY RESIDENCES oPALL CLASSES NRAR TIE 0ii''
prRsIsfp OR uSPuRSsHED roR SALE Or TO Ehna ov
r,ss ,,,vr.G COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE m VI
rANl @ ihD @1 m +, aro PLACE 1T or OUR BOOKS PROPERTY
cIrsyIIY Iy OUR HANDS WILL DE LIBERALLT ADeSn
EAoLOSi' ,.', anr eVxsy OWNERS ARB AT NO EXPENSE
r,yITss WIZ DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY ,,,c, "a
IN ADDITION TO Our COUNTY, bD'i'sn, ,,,ny ro ruE
SPECIALLY WITH U.s. WE PAY STRICT Al h'''''
eAIRAYp RENTING or CITY PRoPEhrl'
,,I1, errutrnBAN FOR MARCH,
WITH Full LISTS OF OUR
COUNTRY PROPERTY FoH 7A''''
Is ready, aud sln be sent free to ''' A''''"' "
MALLORY & BLACKWELL
ArcTIoSEERs AND BROKERS'
No. So LIBERTT.sT.
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w. NrILtR- AasIhlnteT :
T1XFCUTORS, SALE OF 10 VALUABLE
II CENTRAL PARK LOTS. AnRl4N H. MuLLER p VII
a. b Fharge Sar,roar NO m Boade by order of Erentos
EGTIIAYE-Rrh lots comprising tho eutIe ont between S4h
aud R5th.,t. each about 25xl0l ivet 81. ,..,.--. ,
EIGHTY FOURTH srFOgr lots on the north e V eet "e OF
Bthaye., each 2aEO92 ,, IL. ,oo g., -, .,
EIGHTY FlFrSr-POur lots 90 the sou'u Aue Nv '' "o'
8have. each 23rlO22 - ~ pi.... tsna
A. j. BIEECKsR. Aucnoneer - ,,,,,,, "a,
TTlHE COLLYER SHIPIARD Al AUCI IIoN'
Supsne Court under the direction o. sdsaf As'coa %
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gs6- -gus'p Seal estats for SaIs.

4 VERY FINE RESIDENCE, delightfully."-
~ sottsd Rivers building 4o151 fre
tt The best rsnHC rh Holern mPofcmis ana tiana o9
land viii uaks about 90 city lots tu1 are wob a.
st 50a pogr5s7 uereas value all The tme distance
from inueS aud 45 ot foot oi Chamberfs' on New
1ork Ehe Rroad price 425 900 iE the Waole All
take h'uss Seorte between fih and INetueh OF OF
1ij,ning f 0hsr property Eot iOO far
town Address q. w. T.. r., Tribune Chce
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HYDE PARK.

la One hundred and thirty seres running from the Albany Turn
nile 10 the Hudson With 60 yards water irou large fame
house with honage aculnE wings Of 95 feet IS feet deep
o,s Is roonsi farm house Of stone cottage Of
roo, on bank elegantly finished IN biS walnut and
b. cottages or rooms large barns carriage house sta
lie greenhouse roser grapery sbou'e &c hne anchorage
f rseht-A vety desirable place for gentleman Of means
ub,r for sammsr or permanent w.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

A / EnglewoOd, Tenatly, ClOsteT, and Othel
sstoss northern 0OUNTRlSEAIs COTTAGEs
a. FAkASi $1,000 TO $1,000 PETIT FRAZEE No III Bv5y
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Sutton Salts of 3taI 6statt.
4. JoHSsoH. IT,. Aneuoneer.
DY JOHNS g. MILLER,
III aNp

IN.
Ply JOHNSON g. MILLER,
REAL ESTATE BRoKgRs,
No 20 hInATsr.. cor cEDAEsr, kEufoHE -,
.s 3 ass Loans sat SsE a59 s ss
I1 O'clock =, EIshssEs sssooa No. III Broadway n. T..
BY oRDER on r. a. Ho6IRY ESQ.
OF HooLBrS OPERA HOUSE, FORMERLY THE WILLIAMS
BURGH ODBON.
To b. o on seooo Of The having other places Of amusement
This valuable property situated Hfht the Of South
10 s % % % S Of Bod", s & re" Ss'
building ssIloj perfect order, admira
ood barber shop SaldPoo% faS hs Sb large snt
s.ys s % TnG . SS sGI % EASILY .o.yse INTO ss m a
ofi feet Fnbt and c3 feet South Fourh which ad up
attic frame house The whole Of the premises would readily rent for
81 600 annuIn.
Maps 40 rs Ea,i,u', n T. No ls7 Monsu.,t Brooklyn
ABSOLUTE SALE by ORDER OF p IliE OWNER WHO is
and nuIt realize At once. Of
valuable ,o brick HOUSE situate on The souidsry sid. Of Sand
fonist, III feel westerly from Snthst
ylu.b, HOUSE on SSEta Ihrdst Williamsburg DSOuth
valuable 2sio sa attic back basmsn frame HOUSE snsd With
breti water aud iIures Grape srbO the yard
VALUABLE wILLiAMSBTRGi4 o LoTs, FINELY SITUATED AS
ErRsTsT and NORTH TESTHsT FiSls; $ E eons,-slot.
NORTH IKXTI;sT., q, bet Second and ThIi,t.-4iots
NORTH FRSTST cor Of Ofrenh-rW0'ioy store and fac
At u O'clock at Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway r. T.,
100 MAGNIFICENT
PROSPECT PARK LOTS.
THE CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE
offered at
PUBLIC SALR
9 careful perusa Of this and personal eramlna
ton property requested Book Map
n VALUABLE LOTS or CARLTON.AyB
WARREN AND WlCKoFFSIS, in the immediate vicinity Of Fiat
bBsh-sve. the Park aud PLAZA.
WARRBN.Sr n. =. corner Of Carlton-ave, 5 Lots
WARREN.ST, north side adjoining u Lots
~ TR hTTRSoS Of 6LbRRs p.a e h2 called tn.
above lots They sudJ situated high ground u Of the
best localities 10 BROOKLYN.
The contain and water ev OIL graded paved and
severed The property . ready for mmcds Improvement
Terms unusua ~ 10 cent and the suetoneeTs fee are to be
pail IN the day Of sale.
EOTR-Buldcrs others purchasing with Of immediate I'm
pyeuen With the for the balance Of the purchase
money month"; ln all 20 per cent
DIAGRAM no 7BOOE MAP.
SPLENDID NINTlIAVR LOTS.
EQUAL TO ANY EVER OFFERED,
on THR HIGHEST GRADE rs BROOKLYN. OVERLOOKING
TIKI SURROUNDING COUNTRY FOR TWENTY MILES,
kiNTHAYE AND MACOMB.ST.,
n W. corner magnificent Lota
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HIGHLAND, ULSTER COUNTY.
iqs FIT, seres highly improved with acres euAnb'
.s Iswon blsekbees raspbsrres 800 to fogrAp'
, 500 roossbeuy; young sppls orchard peaches ehtne
. ounees &C. beach aud river view "V'
a Attaining hundred and eighty acres OF land ITO
, woodland; good house, In perfect order 10 rooms phs
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MILL he sold at AUCTION on TUESDAY,
w tie lGh Of March, In Tsylors Hotel Jersey City
-, SEvEN -IEEI.EaANT Y1IIA PLOTs.

al CAN HAVE ,
"A "THR SUBURBAN" FOR MARCH
OF PROPERTY FOR SALE bv sending ti
dress 10 MALLORY BLACKWELL Aucoaerrs aud Broten' No
s. Iiheuy-st
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I1Iesttbrsir County gsaI csfais for s3t.

r A II MAMARONECK, Westchester Co.. mile ne
IA from tpot-A besuft RESIDENCE repsis e, reS
ksy &C. Price sl5OUo A. DELANEY, No l2t Bo"eTy Vn'1
soGec) or K HAIGHT oB the premises
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ORANGE COUNTY. FARM for SALE, to
" LIT EXCHANGE le5 two 500! dsehu oarp 1ad
oil bnidngs orhsrd, miles west Of NeH urs adjoining
Osngs Pos.eslsn H. srAfAED No 10 EeH1en'
II BfOOklyn. >
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NOR SALE-HACKENsACK. N. J.-23 Acres
si 1000 HOUSE ou6oibsgsi fbrdsses Of s u s Epd,
esasss place. ad,0iliGg EdgeGed Paf
Al BlEEcxER. soS Co., 40 n Csdsrs,
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NEWTOWN, l.. I.-Neat twO-stOry HOUSE,
IN rooms aud cellar wagon house Of gTouni 10
walk depot SALE cheap LET Inquire Of JAMES BAILEY
No y south Hrst-st, WiiansbuTgh-
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chester Co Cenirsr Po SALE At Wood asn sboui - se
INLAND ad situated upon an e'"
ke cosBdnS ve Gee view Of Harlem Riser and TIE slTeu1
S,ley mile from Wooaun depot Harlem Railroad iSIge
House and Barn tle premises foI maps sus ~ 'PF' "
VALENTINE, No. lt3 iruutst
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SVESTCHESTER COUNTY SPECIALITY.

iAT No. 925 Broadway, STANLEY DAY
"A Broker mails free TO your address h' REALESIAIE OlRCI
LAR
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gunq SsIanA Seal Gstatt f0r saIs

EOR SALE.-A BargaiD.-FARAl OF 100 acres;
II g. acres cultivated; 2 Deer Park. L. L. house barns
stock poe vl20O; easy terms Apply to ASA HALL
a. n E- .Iurnr rraar Nv uLr.r-n
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NOR SATE-North Shore, Staten Island II

EOh oAi5E "a, y, ~ ~ !, - -. r. ~. Sootb
port Depot NewYork aud H. Railroad containing about y
acres fronting Of he principal streets Hnd u rods
on tie Pabe Square village II nerng tpnrg tni
Wells wsteT Gbndsnee and variety OF ft ana
all the out
Ia beau situations IN tie state command
pg s extensive Long Island the Sound aud the Coaneeut
Cost -,
or further particulars inqnre by letter of HENRY BALDWIN No
95 Wast ~ s. WILLIAM HALL Bridgeport Conn or ALLEN
ETtII0is eosiiroyt. Corn ALLEN NICHOLS
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FAITH.
A swallow In the Spring

A swallow In the Spring
Came to our grsnary, aud meath the caves
Essay'd to make her nest, and there did bring
Wet earth, and straw. and leaves.
Day after day she TOLD
With patient art; but ere her work was crownd'
Some sad mishsp the tiny fabric spoiled,
And dashed IL TO the ground.
She found the ruin wrought;
Yet not cast down, forth from her place she new,
And with her mate fresh earth aud grasses orougns,
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she plncsd
The last soft feather on the ample floor,
When wicked hands, or chance, again laid waste,
And wrought the ruin DER.
But still her heart she kept,
And toiled again and last night, hearing calls,
Iiook'd and To- three little swallows slept
Within the earth-made walls
What truth IL here, oh, man
Hath Hone been smtsen in its earlier dawnl
Have clouds o'ercast thy purpose, trust, or plant
Have Faith, and struggle on.
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WHo's PIIsrBR,-I asked this question of g
gentleman last night and he gai3 IN roply that he
hsd been known % one OF the nost active, un-
scrupulous, and. therefore, the most popular news
collector about Washington. As Al illustration no
gave me one or two instances:
When General Baker vas buried at the White
House, through neglect or design ticket OF Id
mission failed to reach the indsfahgahlo painter
He tried all the known entrances IN vain, and at
last vent IN search of The unguarded openings
he found one in the shape OF q coal-hole. Lower =
ing himself through this. he landed on pile OF
wood, cropped bis way along into the kitchen, up
into the dning.room, snd eventually made his wsv
into the East room, directly IN the rear OF the
clergyman, Who was about kneeling 10 prayer.
Down topped the reporter. and, while the minl5-
ter addressed the throne Of grace, our Trend, win
an eye TO business, saw sticking nom the hat or
the divine suggestive roll OF foolscsp. To sesze
il, while the poor minister's eyes we're closed IN
earnest appeal and the congregation bowed in
prayer, WAS the work Of minute 70 escape as
The congregation rose, was the work OF the next
minute. BE passed out - be came in.
The poor minister searched In vain for bis writ
ten sermon. He gave up the search, and attempt
ed 70 repeat Il from memory. Unhappy man, be
on 4 most Important and touching occasion. he
psrspired, he stumbled-he Owed in and staggered
out, creating the impression that he hsc lost his
reason. So. q,
Ths next morning lie had the Satisfaction.
such feeling could come up out Of state OF Pc
vilderment, 70 read 10 the New York Herald, pc
Hsve, his entire sermon that was not Delivered
This was very enterprising, certainly; put not
the sort Of thing should lie to see patronized IA
reporters and correspondents Of the capitAl.-tD.
p. in the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Charter OF the Company.


ssc71oS L Tee said corporation shall be known the
CEsTkAL TkAssi COMPANY and have rs domcn tn
s y II sa,ss s u
OF iAe CeEpsny
Of providing squppisg and operating connected line %
,svsS and telegraph from some point a o. near the city Of
eligible to the Sabine river south of Burkvils ard
psny Texas, and through make cohnsctiOu the
Rio Grsnde River Desr Ro Gaade City Roma and thence
road 20 be dousesck single and Of such gage vdl
secure uniformity With rs Texas and Msxeo sad
desirable .ad provide for
dollars and divided into hundred dollars each
and be increased by vote Of three uhs stock AZ
amount shall nOt exceed The actual cost Of cousrucon an
even swo hundred md y tbs1SaSs soa ss III ~ sS
serbed in GOOD faith and five cent Of the paid into
organisation he company shall be made BY the
election Of Directors and officers Of the company;
elections ;s. be held in the city Orleans :. the City
no,e psorqs n lsS a. II al and the
aeveo and she officers elected shall hold their places until
sEo 8 There shall be one annual meeting of stock
s sss md -ssssa n as TIE
no sssas living tbry dsy. notes in soras
paper Selected the .ssl Of sSs so%9:ny y
be directly By PROXY 70 constitute
q 80 far organize as to from day
day fer week shsn NO quorum being present TIE meet;
addisnt provided, win be required to secure
-
legal meesns q stoc kn9iaers. -, .,,, s,,rs, q.
sKc me ~ echnooe,s a. sny less sa. "a
called when on tno soeh y ep - sa
votes arnfEtlsey snal nave 70 osse an ~.
ana remove any o. W. omce,s, snI eaess ~ ~ az
cancfes cresteu tnerepy. sud " ssu VOC ay
issue O. oonos ana 90 any sno All % ~ e.
Sses q nc ~ r~ - $780, =. sSv
the extinction OF the corpo,sNon upon sucn
and law may reeulre Apy legH mee'hs oL -
amsority AFORESAID snal aso nave power 70 's'e''e u
amend the BY Las, msoe ~ .ne Di5eco.S Nj.
Ssc There shat oe elected neaIa OF Nns
who shall ne ssocLho y, en1 w s Tysa
number S .h e., 90 MAJ ne al All
secretary Aornsy aa d Ra sy at in nson
~ orox 1nt ohersse rectsd b, the stockhoiders and
nS bos anscal oeetprs al sny time that three D
n,s s the same. said meetings being called Oy
49, nd nrson or written notice
sacb Di-sco AZ early az possible said Director pre-
- Code 81 Rv Law the goyernulcnt
psre zoe ~ ~ &c ~. for their annroya
sn1 SUI IL hsy - ysid and Governing subiec. X
1 ~.
AZ the call 81 me Directors provided sixty days notice b
given OF the sssessmsnt and than I've cent b
the places Of but she stock OF the Company
en-, OF the being present person b.
l ,roxy and spproving the
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Society In Albany. New York.
THE FAsrIDIoUs DUTCH AR1sTocEAcY.

The Albany correspondent Of the New York
Citizen says; .
Tho advent Of Gov. Hoffman has given new life
20 the fashionable society OF Albany. The arlsto-
craoy Of thie ancient Dutch town has many pecu-
Gafities; none more striking than their aversion
20 the upstairs, or those Who cannot show GOOD
pedigree. Whe3evers new governor Is elected,
AGENTS are sent out 20 inquire into his anteoeuents
and see II his pedigree is orthodox according 20
their ancient standard. and he hssthe. true pro-
nuncistion of the password into their sooiety.
Thus when Mr. Morgan was elected governor,
thess agents reported that his pedigree was not
according to their STANDARD. and that he vss IN
able 10 say Ean-nioksrbocker. They. therefore.
gave him the cold shoulder, sod u mstsered not
Row elegant bis entertainments might be, none OF
the old fashioned arissocrscy attended men,
When Governor Seymour came the tables wero
turned and the aristocrecy OF Albany were mo
foremost at bis entertainments, receptions and
parties.
Next came Gov. Fenton, who was summed for
the same reason that they remained away from
Horgan's parties. BE vss obliged TO rely upor
the shoddyitss and strangers TO I'LL his rooms on
Now we have Gov Hoffman. The Knicker-
bockera have made their usual examination into
bis and Mrs.. Ho1man's pedigree, and ascertalned
| that they both came from the guo hnickerbocker
stock, have the genuine blood IN their veins, and
cen pronounce the password correctly. The re-
suit IS that ell the first families are delighted to
attend his parties and welcome him w their
| presence.
Two or three have slresdy besn giyen a. The
I executive mansion, which have been attended bg
l the elite Of Albany, ard the reslly fashionable
circles are loud In their praises of The governor
l and his lady. On Tuesiay evening Mrs. Holman
I gave 9 German 10 the young folks OF Albany,
1 which 10 pronounced one of the mos. elegant
affairs that has ever taken place e the State CAPT
| tai The aristocracy are, Ia isos, making great
| calculations In reference to the entertainments
1 which will take place during the year. and are
1 making more extensive preparations on their part
20 add % the pleasures Of these Affairs tsan as
! been known here for years. IL Is nos considered
70 be great honor 20 be invited 70 party at the
4 cnverror'a.
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Ghs 8em Orleans @resunt.
SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q, 1859
A NOBLE POEM.


The following beautiful and manly stanzas
were, in part, published some time since In
ranar IN. AIhsnv NJ v of which CITY tina oifted
-.Sa- o;,,-on r.., 49, s,rca hssr ,s,;,.a
- ossa5 g..
Is II DhA
saw nation glorious and free.
Leading dsrkened world TO liberty,
Fret in the van, impetuous to strike
The fostering chains from limb and soul aliKe,
Far DER the resr.ward legions shining CLEAN
Her star-gemmed banners. Was IL but dream !!
Sang hymns prophetic. centuries foretold
or peace and plenty; eloquent and wise
And pure and Just jurists and statesmen rise
Of right triumphant. Was II but dream,
No long. dark records Of a barbsrous age,
or blood and rspire, dimmed her history's page,
No conquerng despot seized her for his spoil,
An equal people held the power supreme
With law and order. Was It but a dream!
The latest and the noblest born of time,
Her mission and her destiny sublime
Heavens first design that war should rage no
more,
The abject, wailing nations TO redeem,
And band them brothers. Was it but q dream!
The teeming West-a continens-her domain,
The sun, uprising from his Atlantic bed,
On her bread brow his roseate honors shed.
Wsrmed the Pacifc Was n INT dreamf
"o''Aeu 'Ae e-''
s,ro,c vvos cha IN bar freab exuherant health.
Sh,nse r,;nas faIds vo,kshons delnced her With
No, S,a,as vonno amn;,es- fran the nroli6c
Nv" ,.ocS
To ras, an.ra+;ona Ioclr and interIock
Dc bon5s ~ k;n ,a;tb interest IL would seern
WsiSad Sorevsr was n hnt aream9
"o'1N
Pale In the somber weeds Of widowhood,
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noi r u,vsN A1' e'N "-N
wa,,s crneI t;,lags- barvest of the grave.
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anu d,ssm, e-
uor so.rod laws bsr chs-isbed mersories.
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az bar hest Ssvs conId teaohocontrol no more
~ ner DSs. Io,,aS ort With ,esrs and core
ne, nrissts hetween the noreh and altar scream
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hins, o - ,aoa amhs.,,aJ tend
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

A PROPHECY FULPILLgD.-rhe London Daily
News saws: Some credit il due TO Scotchtssn IN
that the Archbishop OF Canterbury having DOW
for some weeks been raised to his high place, they
have rot pressed upon our notice tae fact that ne
Is a Sootchmsn. whenever Scot aitsins 10 q
great position in England, We sra generally made
70 know unmiEtsksbiy that DO IL Scotchmsn'
ard sometimes even Il Is suggested that his sue
cess is due TO the fact Of his nationality That the
pfirnate ia ScotchInan hss come TO be talked sno
written about In connection with curious ancient
prophecy. In 40 epilogue delivered at the Globe
Thester in 1901, by Richard Burbage, there &C.
Cured the following sentences:
a. Scot our king, The hmping state
That Day must need Q crutch.
What nexti In time Scot will pirate
AS primste Of our church.
~Wheu such shall be. why then you'll see
That day 10 will be found
The Saxon down through London town
Shall hurrov under ground.
Has il not come true, Dr. TAFT ia Archbishop Of
Canterbury. and We travel about London Eindei
ground.".
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21
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