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We speMt very pleasant hour the other day in the establishment of Mir. J. E bat'erson' Manufacturer of Monuments, Sc, North Man Street in this city. His works exhibit taste in design and skill in execution, which must be gratifying to every lover of Art. Among his recent productions, is an octagonai tont ot Italian Marble, enriched with some very ex' ouisite carving upon the exterior. In choos> ing his plan for this the artist has, II we ms take not, very much to his credit, copieo tne Font of St. Mildred's, Canterbury, as gwen lh Bars Anglican Church Architecture. Our attention was also arrested by very beautl'uI monument, about to be erected in one ot our burying grounds, Tn the form of Cross. ot 'he Patterson stone, which is fine specimen oi Christian Art. And a small exquisite Mccall, ion of one of the distinguished statesman oi our country, executed in statuary marble oy one ot the workmen in this establishment would do credit to any artist ofwlder reputation and be an ornament in any parlor or any IIora' ".

 We advise our friends who are fond ot such things, or are desirous to obtain work ot thIs kind, to make a visit to MT. Battsrson's esta6' lishment He has provided himself with En- glish and American works on Sepuschral Mon uments and other departments of Art, which in ad dlition' to his natural talent for the bus'' ness, enable him to do justice to the very m porta~, subject to which he has devoted ms attention.-[C Calendar