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New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

T!A committee Of FIVE has been appointed By
the Baltimore Banks to announce 10 the Legisla-
t,.re that the Banks 'rould be ready to resums
spscie payments on the frstc August nert: or
tai they 'coHld resume IN SIXTY DAYS, provided
the Legislature authorises them to issue one and
two dollar notes to an amount not exceeding hve
per cent Of their respective. capitals
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

J J. Reese Fry, formerly Editor of the phi-
ladclphia National Gazette. has been engaged Il,
Associate Editor Of the North Nmerican.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
Mr11sr.-rhe phLladelrhia Gazst,e say. ,hal

chargo of.lnu,iny on board hac vessel. oil Chasle..
ION. 5. C.. whom about cieh, days ont from New
Orleans. I; appears at that tinne, during a gale
one of them ~;,s orieraG to pertorr- sofn, tuts
which he refused and put IN mons. b, res
of The cree made cofrrlou caa,e wit;lzii'.i. NJ
tu>ins TO do dpty until be VA. released. 'Naca
ho wa released tilcy all vent no the tofccaSfc.
where they were tsp,=tor 80 h9.se.. until tliey
agreed to DO lGty. with the exception ct,so, vhe
we're brougtIt#in irons to tins port. Il. 2aa3es o
tho leaders a.s, L,inbard ana ilicn
TERRIFIC STEAMBOAT ENPtDstJS.- hcztearss
tov-boa. NIohican, Capt. HeatnD, OF TIE 10Th nlt
,vhis; engaged with the tow-&ca; Star III toH'ins
the British ship Ed. Thorn across the bar bur; a
her boilers. b. which. W. rssrct 70 add, that r9if5
twelve to fourteen, lives ,,eya lost, amongst whom
ar, the engineers tyo hre:nrn and three deck
hands Lieut.. HuJup. orc afrhc Re. enaee .atf57r.
at the Balize,yils blown from the boat an baard
of the Star and was killed on ;he.spof. emata
ct tha Ed thorn wa Killed ay the explosion. and
the captain Dangerously woundcd.
The latter and CAPTAIN Heaton. who * ii}>ewis.
badly h-rtessre brought#to tie cirg sesteI,aS ar
board OF ttl, star and medical aid yyas int.se.il
tt'ti l'!u' UT 80! - '1,'''-' t+t--4i
sisfaacc Capt. teaton ot dc =S5'T, e f1eit'2t
o. 'i' col''il''''''sI -
wounded. ard with :, pra,anti,iIl. unrtlN el
credit, returned forthwith 10 the city viii, vicW
OF securing immediate remedies for their reeorery
The Nohicanzcaug!li irc inluediae,3y iticr lh',
explosion and vas entirely consumed. HE let
s''s ~ 49, - ~. 80,
'''' - :
- ''o'p f2s .'sit 'h2=.e'-N, -. .2'N'' -
SAs FifioS ''' iutSas e''.s ses' ~. Ns -
~, first ,irn.. in the raen,ory ot man. Tie Tannu,-
ny ,n,iori,y ns,,aIIy yrarr,,, from 10 10 TOO.
Ionruy,rr.n. ,,,.#,,5,,,. has =e,9.ta,l Nbia
officers by omaioritv.
-
- is,LPH "AhDo hNERsoS=oP,hs ,llis 9sN'.'i-
tho Socierv T.jb,a,y. We#nrlentl, hoac rhev MAY
10 ,,.,l ,,,e,,,,. .I,,,,c} ,o.o = 3o ,t,.,i f.,..
..=;,,#4. ;z.l,,.
:. - - - ~ - "
S!r. Emerson = not and nevcI VIII bG u popiaat
lcctllrnr--la, in Icctrr.r for The roDflarr
.4...il..,..-
"'''''i'' 'l ''t'''1'ie' ""' y w
'''' 'i'" i- ic''sl1 i''i'''''' VIZ '''t = ~ -
stiticd hv the limitations ofcontormitva custom
Win WHICH -iie ! ortuEI 'iNf''N '>t' l't2 are
stirred ~. ntinr ;r,,,,l. ,;r,, t]tir .., ~
the mIlon-wNo are =unsIii>ticJ with HE dead
,r,,. o,I ,,a,,,;,,,,c.. o,.,,,,I,.,,,;,l, o5;,.l
cictv covers aud cOrrn!r< itSrl IN th,, ,ait}s,t 81
'''' a.
''ishS itiI'' "liist't 'it't" VIA
rSt and ,,r6ti, w .,,t., ,,o.r .tt#,,,.f ,:i} T
present
IL y notice 8. rul. .NAFFrfr : Lpciurr j.
.a,l,
crowded ont
u CHARLES D[CKES>. ESQ, IN curnp;tff.. Witl
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

Resoi,ed, That i, b.. recommended to t. Democratic.
Wing Electors OF the CITY OF New York in heir ~
speciI'e wares at i! following nance, places
daS r'thn INC 1th OF March ln.in at7t O'Clock Tor the
purpose OF selecting Three Delegates from each Ward To
Mayoraty Convention 70 be held AT Broadway ilols, Ia
supported at the ensuing election; and also appoint Nom
mating Committees 10 select Candidates Tor Charter OFFICER,
IN their respective Wards.
Rssoircd, That the Delegates soto be chosen The MAY
orally Conventions be reques.do To assemble At the B-at.
tal.pasi O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
,sr.,:. Sr,iIIc sn,;nr

t.rrEQre ol Hai-,.l t,,lGcoiuu'' tnmoTow tIhUShH
ycr.rg lrtbc ;H-cr> u>ttut.. COMMENCING n aa!nse
1n'cocs. A#futiaure Fire. Ii, ~tcaud t.sciune"
eivtnlu Monday evening ucNt, Marcel 7al 'e s7nefs
lh,.s ec,tt- yy5flt t,lUcalion2 Sa's,,'cs tH> l3r
i,sS Ne are. i.>.ilt M tic desk c ih, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

q CHARLES sDIoKESs, Esq IN comnang Nit
the Deputy keeper. vi=ita. or City Prison and
the Police Department Yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

0S Some scoundrcls broke into the store of u
Champion. ut NewOrlcnns, on the 20r and
robbed it of dry goods worth 81 900
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03


OF Congress will shortly entsr=upon thor duties
with renewed spirit and perseverance, and YOU may
cxpect. bctor2 the end OF the present Session. u
report that viii meet the APPROPRIATIONS of Congress
and the Country Yours. CUHrirs.
Correspondence OF The Ne~-Ys-k Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. March !.
In SENATE to-day the galleries were filed 10
ovcrtiowing a, All early hour in expectation Of Mr.
Clays ,pecch on his retrcachnlent resolutions.
After the business of the morning hour. TIE pre-
senaton of petitions &c, TIE resolutions
taken up, which declare. as wiil=bc remembered.
the nccessirytor The General Government TO raiss
an adequate reyenuc TO meet IL expenses without
resort 10 loan, or Treasury Notes; that t,ycntysiN
millions net revenue should DC raised that for
this purpose higher rate OF duty than twenty per
cent, on foreign import, should be adortcd aihcr
Ing generally 10 the principles OF the Compromise
Nct tlrat the provision in the Distribution Act re-
pea ing that act the contingency OF higher duty
than twenty per should be repealed tha, ii
Is the du'y of the Government to practice rigid
economy in#its various Departments. &c.
Nlr. clay advocated these resolutions in one o:
his ablcst api al times most soquent speeches q;
upwards OF two=hours. examining the general
financial PRINCIPLES that should be adopted in the
administration OF the Guvcrnmcn, for relief from
the burden of indebtedness. bcqucathcd by the late
Administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,, the annual ex-
pcnditnrc of which he showed TO have been more
than tfirty-hvc millions, and calling upon ALL re-
sardless of party prcj,ldccs to unite in iudicious
restorative measures. If the course OF policy
marked in the resolutions were adopted the Gov
cramcnt would have IN adequate revenue without
depending disrcputable txpedicntS. and thereby
the public credit would be preserved un<ullicd "a
rctrcnchment OF all unnecessary expenditures of
the public money. and an economical adminisrn-
ton of the Government would be Effected achocI
would be placed the etllux OF the precious. met
MS from Country: and incidental protection
would be afforded to American INDUSTRY. The
speech will soon appear.
Aftsr brief remarks from Mr.. LINN. in which
he expressed his intention of speaking on the rcso
Iu,ions, Mr.. WRIGHT offered a series OF amend
,nents the resolutions. providing for the repeal
of the Distribution Law, declaring the necessity
Of adherence to the Compromise Act and for re-
trcnchment in various departments Of the Govern
mcn,, Nc.
The Senate then adjourncd Mr.. WRIGHT having
the floor on this subject for tomorrow.
In the HOUSE, resolution offered on leave BY
Mr. c. II. WILLIAMS, directing an inquiry BY the
Committee on Commerce is to the expcdicncy of
establishing Marine Hospital a, Memphis. was
adopted.
The House refused BY Yeas lO4, Nays 65, (not
two-thrds) to suspend the rules to consider Mr.
PESpLEros rcsouton-otcrcd Yesterday in
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

Tickets Tor ,iugr Lecture 80 cent, eae ott. colr
81 each. Doors to he opened nj haltpa>, an' each L.
turt- 10 commence al 8 osiIch, precisely.
With aNlc>N 10 general convenience each Lecture Nlk
Ubdvlted III two sections. - TO alIw lntcrEsnn
| jt-tew minutes. t2J t1dtMl
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

y.ls.i:.;at,ar. ,.rr,nrc.,

l!r t,;. Nz1ral Etsuclizcrs ihs> t's-5us rtu>ly If
RuIsF;> t3.>;4iIit commencing a. bait past AUjt'
tr.c ms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

5;i9Iw.iauar. 3.c"tnrc. WITH lli9>!sat Sr
Clinton lill.-NrIlrliN N.a>.lltM> wllite,yue
Second Lc'lUrt OF thc series on MONDAY eScung sti
March !. Tie Illustrations 'ylgb' hkeu.troU tie Bts
De.Caiuio->, Clay, " gh>gyT, Eum4et Brs@ ksenmips
AND >hobsperre.
Tickets - cee> admitting lady and ,entst1u-y11,
persons llj price 10 bpli.uci oi w, IlouS At b,r.e
eIs,e $50 I,a.ccy-s.. , n i, door on tia e'ru';ts
l.aE..!rte nat e.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
ssroni.!,m ls..n:iton s.i.cr,r, Avon,

rIoN istt.> =rsHeludlG4 Lecture u! -
tus>s Nj, t7s yes on hur>ily evening, 81 in> s4,.
l.yeeg5s. Je Ee, iIz4ry v Bai!gysN.
~ ltltlS, C!nLec. Cta.
s',,c,~c;, s.sccs.,,.-TAe n.N lecture vals
Delivered fs.Hsrs.E eseu Ef}lllt> ~ :. o'tok i,
N5sm l. Stone, t>,
Sgt'eea-" 'ftl- BNreaeff<,'i 'aa,rlea ms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

Having given currency TO the r!tngr that charges
in the Cabinet were possibly near at hand. ,c.
COPY with pleasure the following article from
Tuesdays Mad,ouinn.Z Ii appears to speak
with authority:
The AGlrAroRs.-'Therc are those who think
it to be their interest keep Jpn perpetual apprc
hcnsion of variable purposes. Of political ds-cn-
sion-. or of pcrt onal Disagreement, between the
President and his Cabinet or between the gentle
men of the Cabinet themselves All this is fer
purposes Of mischief All tli. is 10 produce dis
traction, confusion and a sort of despair, in thc
public mind.
We havcbecn requested to state that there is
not the slightest foundation for such rumor, or any
part of it. The Cabinet j. united on all the great
measures submitted TO Congress, orcxplai:- ed and
enforced in the reports of tho several heads of
Departments. nose reports show the platform
OF public measures, on which the President and
the Administration intend to stand. ItremainS to
be seen how far Congress viii carry out thos,.
measures, whether it will carry them cut at all;
indeed, whcthcrit will adopt any measures, such
"a the @cXisenclcs OF the country cali This
is matter for It's own consideration. Ihc great
reckoning i not to bc between Congress ard the
President. but between Congress and the People.
In the mean time. let no man. in or out of Con
gress, deceive himself. or attempt to deceive 9TH
crs that changes nthe Administration will bring
nbou, any state of things and especially wc
ask the People of tie United States not 10 be di-
vcr'cd,=by rumors By schencs asd contriyanccS
for agitaon, by totally false cries of discussion
and rupture, from that steady and earnest, and
anxiou. attention to what is doing aud wha, Is
likely to be done. in Congress- which AT the pre-
sent moment ough, to fill the heads of every citi-
zen 1t is for Congress, and Congress alone to
relieve the country. The powcris theirs; tie dll-
~ is theirs; and theirs be the responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03


IL Ninth Ward.-HENRY= CLAY CLUB.-An
adjourned meeting VIII be held Northern Exchanye
273 Rleeckersree on THURSDAY Evening March ST. 1872
athai-pas Tor the purpose Of adopting Constitution and
eccting officers for the Club
Al The last meeting The following resolution unan.
1lously adop,e,i
Resotsed That 20 person allowed to or officers
nne9' lie kno:vt 10 BE- political friend 10 Henry Clay
aHc has previous to ofsringt subscribed 10 the Con,
stirulon. ROBERT MlLLIKEN ChsIrn,o
RoREaT PETERSON
HIRAM <. ST. JoAS, S"N'sSseIa'!f no7t
u Tent, Wnrd-CLAY MEETING-'rhe friend.
OF the Iioa. HENRY CLAY, in tile Tenth Ward. are re-
gnei,ed 70 attend pubic meeting al; co!umbiaa a on
E1aE yenin9. 'asci i, at halt past 1c!ock, for tie
purpose OF receiving Report from The Committee apo,int
Cd al the district neet!ags held the 4ll February a. an
the subject OF Organizing Henri CLAW Cub-.r ~ ,rn
such other business ,n..y Je laid l.nr. rho.
JohU Fowler, I.aac Dd-II
William Poulson, Darius Ferry
Joseph Weed, Jas II pinLrev
Leonard Hazeiar, Cf,as r Tanncn
J. H. Hobart laws Wu Whe,Gn
Jo,GpI S l.. lhesier, Edgar T. Ryder,
p. % ~. ndI VIM. Jones, Jr.
I,!cha.d SCOTT. John Cogcr. Jr.
The REMAND er OF the name. are nnavod,, o,i-st
n to-day's paper m3
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

WHlG IOENG MEN.--Ncw-York iIarrtl > - -
Regular Meeting OF Tbs Committee will b. held At The
O'Clock. ALIEN w RP,Dr0pn 81 " =
S.MuEL D. johnson, s4c,y.
WM. 3. MARSH, cef- =.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
a.cc,mrc, onihc Thiiosoph, oilsi,lory

>lcctui,y beg >iar ti'nt IN consequence at Tie es
,ycrjt, of the weather on Wct!nrsd3N evening. hy WI
numbers rioiird tickets ti cnuftc o Lectures 1nas
,hiectwcrcpr prevented from attending he has Gesaas
with the nto,e "lo present, 10 rcc0nlt1t
tr:u in .,,,ioy n order ,i.nc and ot the FsegHi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
FrcU5iuD E:nIOr Stropa.-t'ir., Pre'nirl

7
iN ,irtlt y the bn"rIca lps,tuf, the late ~
~ tc' precealn" Far 20 teo Saunders lG] B,oaia1y
Tor te bc>t RahQ ~r0p.. I'll. hleIalIlc Tablet Rgent>
by T. Haunier. pfodGif n smooth edge on raft
with moreccrtainy III ii can De done on hon. IN .Ge
par oi e without tie % OIL or water Any Pr
>9 can tsat by huying dull razor and having put 2
ordcron one % tl.fu. Tn, arc! ha been established 9
theia % YEAR, and cetitcaled b several 0 The a gen
ucmen IN the Country. " MS II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

StSGuLM DETn-EEp.-A Nll Prrns, rhayer of Bar.
ln"ton, W. died astwee in .uiar On Mop
day he was found ma crossrOad nearly naked having
Ken on his lnscr and over coats his panaiOOn> boots
schllls and laid them carefully upon log near by
preparA" 10 20 10 bed. lie appeared to have wdow- all
night in III. mud, with which be completely coycrrI
and on being discovered he groaned times aud ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

E'rani.liu s.ycrnn,. tis trcruta VII ~.
IN trhU-sd8y} Evsuu-yttf .ltet.. l!c fo.t:q
G&e>ytl.s.la >urr.uu>, ~ ,i,e 81. tjc "yerr,,>
c1>> oi Hrc.tl,ci> aas! f2--,~. ar aises>,'7ao. r.
;aiogiu t.ir>;p;t5 OugutIu3n Z. Cotla lyr hreas-
W, ci ni- ,i.;-,lcrs-'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

q The JEFFERSON Lopez of the l. Q. OF O
+ hold their 6rst Anniversary al the Broadway
Tabernacle this evening at half pas, O'Clock.
Rev. J. y MAFrlrT is TO doliver the Grafton
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
Spring At,ic.-C. Z. ALNORi

Spring Nt,ir.-C. F.ALNORD & co. No ]
bpH'rrN otter TO tD pubica fine Fur Hat a Four DoLt
OF '9espf'n- pattern, equal gt an durable, wiki n2
Costly gl1if">. and oe,,u. all the elegance of appet
anse. h."plns fu a>so-lueGt OF other qualities ri Be-
''r ana o!e,bin Has In tho article iGe Nltria !l3s
Ht>' nov offered, tics a.into excel 2j n3t
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

"Wednesday 81. 5J.-Ihe suffice, proposed fnsna.
Considerations. and Reflections ON ll'
= ll.,,tl y 90
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

=lzi e-cnilcnen', 1snis.-The Spring Fashion
Gentenens id., i lvT rc,dy a; SPENGEKs
corner Oi Chambers and Centre .ts
ESa fue hutrd. theaverj ,
imitation Aioeskin ..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

Naa-ly, Fcl -2.-lNr >GbIrrt conunue1--"II "
eyer roi> .. cunneSun, and aPi!fabic fcinN"a-'Q
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

o. Garn,lcmcn'~ E3a;--Spimr Styie-BlRD a.
ner OF Pine and Na--asTee's. viii introduce The SF.a
pattern OF Gentlemen, Eats iHiS DAY. IL soiciI
examination Of The same coniidehl they viii comnaott1
nuei patronage, well on o tie iinere,s oiar
fabric the elegasce and durability OF their finish
BiI;D, corner Vi Nassau aud Pine-suert, \. !.
J. D. HIfD, les Chc>tHt.st Philadelphia.
Nlirchls 2i2. nj ?W'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
The Presidents Cabinet.

Having given currency TO the rnor that char gcs
in the Cabinet were possibly near at hand wc
COPY with pleasure tho following article from
Tuesday Madi,ouinn2It appears to speak
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

bill
To the clause of the bill under consideration ap-
propriating $4,000 for contingent expenses for the
Department Of State. Mr.. G. DAVIS offered an
amendment providing that the job printing, bind
i.g. advertisements, publication Of laws and sta
tionery required for the public service .hall be le,
out to contract, the advertising to be dunc in the
papers having the largcs, circulation.
Mr.. D. briefly advocated this as n means of pre-
venting the system of fayoritisnl and spos prac-
Used in the distribution of this fund Of which
:l00 600 for the long, and $4,000 for the short
sessions of Congress, is paid for the printing of
the Department; and for the purpose of making
the Information more general.
The CHAIRMAS ruled the amendment out of or
der, a, going to change an existing law From
this decision Mr.. D. appealed. and after some dis
cussion thereon, there being far short Of quo
rum of members present, motion that the Com
rnittee rise was carried-Yeas Is, Navs 35
A call of the House was ordered BY Yeas and
Nays, and 165 members having been collected
Mr.. MoaGAN offered resolution directing the
publication BY the Printer of the House of the list
OF absenteeS any call of the House to the recep-
ton Of which Mr. J. G. FLOYD objected. Nh
VI. moved suspension of the rules for its rccep-
ton: Which was negatived: Yeas 90; Nays 63
not two-thrcis.
The Committee then resumed its session; Mr.
DAVIS withdrew his appeal and modified hi,
amendment for the purpose Of avoiding the point
Of srdar. The CHAIRMAN ruled on the same
grounds the modified amendment out Of order ;
from which Mr.. D. took appeal which was
debated al length BY various member; and before
its decision. the Committee rose,
And the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
1. In Democra.ic Whig s;cnerni com

1 RaAor> Of superior blades, plain but substantial
handles Al 81 eac sold atthe Magic Razor Strop Nam.
factory ls2 " ialn -.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

AMERICAS Observation-Disclosures all the attractions o-f.
here THIS week. Tie manager has engaged Tor three mia!
Master Diamond the celebrated dancer and Whtlock ,Ic
banjo player. SONS, Duets, Dances, Animal Magnetism
Ac with the Mode. ot Dublin, Fall! of Niagara and all fl
Curosities collected here Tor D cents.
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sage:-
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Feb. 18th, 1912.
To THE AsskMBLY:-
have this day approved and signed an Act en-
uiIed " An act for the repeal fthe New ork city
registry law"
The act which thus becomes law obviously de-
signs to preserve those admirable provisions OF for
mer statues, which require that the wards of the
city OF New York shall be divided into convenient
election districts, and limits the period for holding
the election in that city to day But il do not
err, the present ACT has the effect to abolish the Of
fees OF commissioners Of regstrywhile il does not
transfer to any existing authority the duties and
powers OF those officers 20 revise and alter the
boundaries OF election districts once in three years.
anu eitensr, IL necessary, and to appoint the time
aud place Tor holding the election in each district
Inc present law does not provide, as former sta
tutes did, for filling vacancies in the flee of in
srector OF elections, occasoned by death, resgna-
ton, or removal from the districts nor does il de-
clare that the persons who shall be appointed to
that office by the Common Council shall be inhabit-
ants OF their respective districts Prisr enactments
remaining in force or implicitly revived by the pre-.
sent act, may supply some Of these defects, bat
others seem TO require direct gslation The diff
Guilty which attends the perfecting the details Of
laws for regulating elections is well known and,
at the same time, the importance Of leaving nothing
In such cases for doubt or error, is fully appre-
ciatcd, that am sure shall be INDUCED in direct
ing your attention to the points now presented, and
suggesting that they may be worthy Of considers
uen in the general revision of the election laws in
which the legislature is now engaged.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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Thc End OF Man Is Peace.


Mark the perfect man. and behold the upright Tor
Of that man 10 peace."-PsaIm 37fh. verse 31h
"The end is peace % il is a thought
The weary heart TO cheer;
The fainting spirit to revive, e
When all looks dark and drear.
Peace; peace. more precious far than all
The brightest gauds Of earth;
No words can ever well express
Thine all unequalld worth.
oh! joyful hope to nervethe soul
To battle with its foes:
Oh! sweet to think,--the vict'ry won,
II will be all repose.
What. tho our little day of life
Istroubled dull or dark
II matters not, if we can hope
Safe anch'ragefor our bark.
II matters not, tho poor, despis'd,
Our race we've well nigh rum
1t matters not if we can feel
The Promisd peace is won
II matter. not, though rude the grave
Prepaid Tor our poor clay
II matters not our spirit Dlest
With peace, will soar away.
What. tho in sinful pride, we see
Some flourish for while,
The night Of death will Danish soon
From their wan hps--the smile.
Their complex schemes arrested, then
No comfort can bes,0w
The aw full gap they leave is 6lPd
With uDavaihDg woe.
They like the perfect upright man,
Strove--not sweet peace to win,-
In their day Of strength they scorn'd the hope
Which interfer'd With sin.
The end is peace! it is enough =
What signifies the rest Z
The end is pesce,-the end alone
Can make us iruly blest.
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BILLS MODERATE rERMs.-FouR THovsAND
coPIEs aEQUIREp.
Advertisements intended for insertion and Books,
notice and review, must be for,oorded to the Office
snor before Thursday Of every Wtek.
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The Course Of Time.

Oh. let the soul in slumber break,
Arouse its senses, and awake,
To see how soon
Like, with its glories, glides away,
And the stern footsteps Of decay
Come stealing on;
How pleasure, like the passing wind,
Blows by, and leaves US nought behind
But grief at last;
How still our present happiness
Seems TO the way ward fancy less
Than what is past.
And, while we eye the rolling tide,
Down which our flying minutes glide
Awav So fast,
Let US the present hour employ,
Aad deem each future dream OF JOY
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind
No happier let us hope to fnd
Tomorrow than to-day.
Our gildsd dreams Of yore were bright;
Like them the present shall delight,
Like them decay.
Our lives like lasting streams must be,
That into one eBgulphing sea
Are deom'd to fall
Ger king and kingdom, crown and throne,
The sea Of death whose waves roll on,
And swallow all.
Alike the rivers lordly tide,
Alike the humble riv'lets glide,
To that sad wave:
Death levels property and pride,
And rich and poor sleep side by side
Within the grave.
Our birth is but starting place;
Life is the running Of the race,
And death the goal;
There all our steps at last are brought;
That psth alone, Of ell unsought,
IL found Of all.
Long ere the damps of death can blight,
The cheeks pure glow Of red and white
Hath passd away;
Youth smiled, and all was heavenly fair;
Age came and laid his finger there
And where are they
Where is the strength that mock decay,
The step that rose SO light and gay,
The hearts blithe tone D.
The strength is gone, the step 10 Flow,
And Joy grows WEAKNESS and woe,
When age comes on
Say, then, how poor and little worth
Are all Those glittering toys Of earth
That lure US here:
Dreams Of sleep that dea.h must break,
Alas before it bids US wake,
Ye disappear.