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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

spl ORDER OF Hon. ThOmssJ Oakley, one % The JUs.
Duces OF me su psrior Court ~ the City ofNew York
hersby given pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
authorizing Attachments against absconding concealed
nOnescent debtors, that attachment has issued
A. sinst The estate Of ANTONIO Dr. AYClENINi, non
-esfsu - this State and hat the viii he sold Tor The
payment of his debts unless he appear and dshgs sDeh
attachment according law within nine months from The
r publication 81 this notice. and that the payment ~ any
debts due him by residents u this State and the delivery
him, for hs use ~ any property wilhn this Stale be-
Dg him and The transfer Of any such property By
tin are forbidden by law and voi-Dated no
tenth day u May, 1917. CHS h.. hENDklCK,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
j-2i iawsm So Wsllsl N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

SILVER DOOR AND NUMBER PLATES Of
every variety Of p.erns les prices than any othe,
store in the city ct EvERDELLs Door-Plsts Establish
neat ga Broadway, cor Of pssnss d snsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

GOAL, Chestnut 81 u, Stove Coal...........ss 10
~ Small Nut. 90 Egg do ............oW
Large Nut........... 51 Broken do ...........5 Is
Dry under cover and the best quality Peach Orchard
double screened and delivered Yard 5Di Wsshngtona
Spring ST. 10 I'm.
GOAL At REDUCED PRICES am now sell
" tho best Peach Orchard Red ASH Coal screened from
tho yard aud delivered at - 80 for tb. largest size Nut
and - Is for Stove Egs Broken and u cents ss from
the boats. Two cArgoes Of Chestnut Tor sale.
PETER CLINTON,
dJO Pm. corner of King and Green wi ch Eta
DEAUn-OKCHAHD COAi.-now dsshsrCIs
4 fgom BARGE MONUMENT, loo tons stous
BARGE SWALLOW, rs tons Broken
BAKOf HARRISON, ll9 tons Ess,
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER. "a tyns nat
FOR sale low from vessel Apply 70
2. STOKES DICKERsoN, l07 Anthonyst
Gu nsA Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

ERyAIENTA.-The uuder.igned have on hs1d' a
j. fesh supply Of Eryaenta valuable remedy In obst
uat. cases OF sSnsp Pat up in pound packages
Eor sac wholesale and retail, by DELLUC X CD
Apothec4ries and Chemists. Sole success0ns 10
PLACE L SOUILLARD,
ia Ina. 2 Park.r0V. aud 53i BrosdwaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

ErE9.:-3S D c lock, A 81 Tor Newoorgh and fDa1ss
lsndins At Peck's Dock, tHavsrstfs~ ~ ~
plsnk's Point. Van CortlsncIs Dock, tfeeksiiJ
Point and Cold spiinr -, AL
leave New-York, from Warr.n-st pier. eysgy A'S"
Wednesday and Friday, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ . Ann
The ice steamer HIGHLANDER. Capt I, .ssrv
strong will leave New-York, from WNren-st pls W.
Tuesd.y, Thursday AID Saturday, At o'eloes. SAs
Stages connect with the boats OF the east ~ ~
river for Poo shkee psie, Hudson, &c. AID on ths ""
for kingston, Cstskil and Albany. AZ The
All packages and parcels will be landed ~. - 80
regular paid for a. the Office of tss s.iy 20
tered tho freight list For passage OF IN
board the bost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

NOTICE.-Tbe Receivers Of the Farmers and Me
lNchsnics' Bank Of New-bruDswick Will pay on asa
after the st day VI February next al their Office In New
BrunsSck farther dividend Of twenty cents on the dol
lar upon the certificates issusd by them, presentaoa
u said by The bod.rs thereof by order q the
Chancellor. PETER SPADEk,
JOHN VAN DYKE.
Eew.Brunswick ism. !, gl2 jHtFl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

s '' here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

Names OF intestates whose
estates have been tAkep
charge Of by tho Public
Administrator or his pre-
dec-ssors, and which
have been heretofore re.
ported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

STEAN-POWER TO LET.-W sl-hshted rooms
- With s-ssm-Do~er for manufacturing purposes to let
Applyp pTEfz. RE07HER Co. lS9 Willism-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
CORPORATION NOTICES
CORPORATIoN SoTICE.5ri's between s c.;a,,

CORPORATION OTICE.-Pier between Csths-
Nr1ns and Maftet streets, and pier between hatssu
Jefferson street,. al srrAu ZIG uper lfirot
given 10 all The propretos OF lots lying opposite To- the
owners Of and persons otherxse interested IN he
fronts OF the buiheads situated on the Est htof 70
tween the pier the east side OF the loot OF oatn.ne
kesIeet and 10 all the propr etors Of lots lying opposite
to- the Of and persons otherwise Interested 20 ne
ws,sr fronts or the bgkhssd situated on the ft hF.t
between the pier the of Rutgerssreet snc e
pier fool OF Jrfepoa street; That the Mayor Aldermen
aus C.monalty OF the City Of NewYork have directed
thai pier three hundred feel In length and forty eet IN
~idth BE- sank and completed IN The East RIVER rom
he hulkh-ad. midway between the Aforesaid piers ~
Csharre snd Market streets and tasi or ~ l"s ssp'
aspsons Be sunk ard completed into tho East River,
frrn the bukhesf midway between ne AFORESAID ptes
At Rutser. snd r.sson under the direction Of the
Street Comm sioner The said piers 10 be commented co
or before the st day Of March next ensuins ena be com
p-ted within four months thereafter 70 VII ~ snc hst
day Of July s4s And notice Il hereby farther gwen 70
eli the propretors OF lots lying opposite To- TIE owners o.
erS interested sCresad respectively tei tney
are required before the expiration CT x ~eess ol
De Gale Of this notice and scvertiement 70 ssny 10
,srtpg to the Street Commissioner, a. his oee, No
Hall az Records. their intentions 10 join IN SINKING and
cOmpietirE the said piers a. aforesaid ana 70 eonii
butte their proportions respectively Of The expense VI
shaking and comp letting the same or not 10 in ID shAns
md completing snd not 20 eontrbato heir re-
INACTIVE proportions the thefeo s tney may
deem expeiienL And notice 10 hereby farther sisen
that any persons the Propretors Of os yiog opposs
10 The owners Of otherwise interested IN Inc
water fronts or the bgikhesds situated respecuvey s
Aforesaid shall refuse neglect 70 comply with the al
recrons Aforesaid and shall not bear discharge Their
IN the raid piers respectively aforesaid. that they viii
thereby forfeit al eht interest the Aforesaid piers re-
seetively 80 sunk and comp eted and the ~hsdsg- sris
ing thereffom according 10 the set OF me Lss'- o.
mi. STATE, In such case msae and provided
MARTIN y. THOMPSON, Street Commissiouef,
Street Commi ssioner's OAce, January ., 1913. b. bw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

- WA<TED-A mode sfe-sixed Farm on the North
River. with connlOoic yelling and all rsQgist.
rt.buildings In good repair Abunosnty koesed
with fruit Of all descriptions tt must be hesthy
situ.tion; good sell. twill be rented ortwo years, with
privilege OF purchasing II found desirable Address Are.
as, Once OF Ibis paper. ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

DOOFING.-Old TIN Roofs mste nght Tor q eenu Pr
Ia fJot-Se~ roofs Of rough plank covered tor u cens
of. ~ factories or largo buildings 70 squares a
"a IS Der square aod warranted GoodwiBs Patent re-
r,inra H,droP neumstic Cement Sheshrg makes hsnc
ons cheap izht and durable roof References and ~
linens a. GOhDwIN'S chimney-Pot Factory, 30 We
arnad = AZ tween Chambers and Warren ats. llelE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
Legal. NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT Eqai,y-fLlLA =. PAR
- KER. BY her next friend hobsu W. No too, 70
EDWARD l.. PARKER-Biil ft- Divorce-Ch \. Seds
sict OF Syracuse, piiaiil's soacitor-Ths defeui
ant 10 th. cause whose last psce Of residence Ia the
city of Nswi0k. bat whose present residence 10 "a.
known required appear IN this by the third Day
# April next, the bill hied herein viii be ase2
- .si D. him -Dalsi January J. 1913. ~ So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

~ large aud varied assortment Of o0rsdesmed peoss
cons sting OF aud secondhand cothng watches sne
je~elry, musc. and mathematical Instruments sextsns
qvsdrsnts double and single guns, pistols, &e NC y"
few Of my prices Good pilot and beaver cloth cyereo:
and cloass from 81 70 S0 dress aud oex costa IRON
IN a. uAnts ma yests % =, 10, Of good sDe
secnndhAnd flutes from 81 81 TO SO each Alec CONSTANT
/, 90 h.nd mechanics and other tools sai great many
o.her uticlss tco sumerous " mention
~ frrs - fls>DR thatnsm~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

- Fdnonds one 81 the Justces Of thIs to4ft-Rohet
Chesebrough and Philip r. X army Trustees u Augusta
Content sfuyvessnt As. Kebecca Bonner, Adminsls
trx Of goois chaes and effects Of Mathew Bonner de-
s-ased. and others NotceB for foreclosure Of mort.
Robert T. Chesebrough, corner Of Tweniysisht
street aud fourh avenue, Newl0rk City, solicitor hs
piaiotias. JOHN FLYNN aud ANNA FLY M his wifstvo
Of the defendants this hose place OF residence
at New Berlin Union County IN the State Of P-nnsy
saus reqlired - appear in This cause by the eleventh
Jay Of April Thousand eight hundred add ofty-esh
The bin filed therein will be taken confessed By them
such appearances are required be entered in the os
of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York-Ssw
York. Iaauafy a. t8t3. Il3 lswiw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

NGTitB.-in pursuance OF an order ~ Andrew 5.
Hodge, ESQ. surrogsss OF tie COuniy Of klnss
uOce hereby given to al yerspn having claims sgsLsl
M PHILIP lac o the chs u Brooklyn IN said County
- nes deceased u present tho ssms Win tho voucher
hereof 20 VIM Ellsworth, NJ hs Office OF th- Brookys
fir. usUrsncs Company, OF From, aud fglao
sad Ciy Of Brooky before the 2th day of Fse
fusry nsxL-Ossed Bfoos yn, August H. lSif.
mlaiawsm WI sshlssraa6RrH. sreea'on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

50 FOR SAIE-A farm situated IN New Jersey
r Somerset Co Montgomery town. 10 miles rom sou.
srviiie. from Princeton and 4 from the Dessus
and RNtan Cana containing So acres ~ land the ~kos
% hieh state Of cultivation with tsostofy hoa.
and Kitchen GOD ham and houses. good we'll Of ws,er
apple orchard ana abundance of fruit Of al fnds Fo
particulars inquire q tie owner. isb Broadway Pros
q - IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

JIbLIt NVIItE n HoI9DJ tIFsN tntI tDe IUIvW
inz petitions have been presented the Board Of As
sistant Aldermen TO have West roadway extended
south y Libertyst. and thence through Trinity place
- The Battery and that osdway may BE- also
tended nOrn through Lsufensst and .hingon parade
erOund 70 the FIith-svenue TO have Lsursnss idened
and extended from WesrBrosdvsy Washington pa
rsde grornd TO have 0urthst resgis ed and
eed between the fifth-svenas and Boomingd.s road
All persons interested 10 the shove propositions having
objections the requested 10 present them 10
wrtinT 70 the undersigned his Office No Hall Of Rec
ords on or before the n day % Februlry next
MARTIN r. THOMPSON, Street commissioner
t-Conmis.iorer's Ofiee, Jan. u lsie. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

tAxE-, ISt7.-PubAc notice IS hereby given, that
1 addition Of per cent will be CHARGED al tax
remaining unpaid tho 18th day Of february, and two
percent. the 18th Day Of March.
The Receiver would urzs upon taxpayers the import
Of making early payment possible % avoid the
crowd and delay which must necessarily occur Just pre-
vions 20 the per centages being added.
SMITH DUNsISO, Receiver Of Taxes
Oee " Receiver Of Taxes, Public Buildings, Park De-
cembeg -, 1871
y x. Hours for receiving payments Tor taxes, from
A. ". 70 L. N. BanxaDe money only received under
any circumstances. Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

TO PAJ>TEKs.-Seslsd proposals. I'LL be received
~ the Office Of the superb enfsnt Of Buildings, No -
Ezabsshsrss until Friday N, ia instant At l. clock
a. for painting Centre and Csharin- Markets
Specifications Of the work may be seen on appca 10
u JOB l.. BLACK, s1p't. o. Buildnrs
Once OF Supt Of B0ildn ms N.v.Yof< 2l.t Ian 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

10 BkA-s-tOtNBEks-Ss Sealed proposals viii be
received At this Office By the subscriber until tho "a day
u Fsbruary, p a. tor 20 tnch stop cocks, 1000 inch
s0pcOcss, 700 uch stopc0cks ~ finch stop-cocks CON-
position to be Is copper, u tin, zinc tbs work
Gnshp be II the best character and 10 DO approved II
by unders gned. Persons wishing 10 propose
q1esed before sending their pro posas call this
0ffce, where patterns can be
JAMES A. COFFIN, President Gro. Aqt Board.
Office Croton Aaueduc, r. Ard Jan Il la4Q ii2 "a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

CONTROLLER's OFFICE, State Of NewYoTk
t-1hs farmers Bank Of Amsterdam has this day
filed this Office notice Of the appointment OF the Aba-
uy City Bank for the redemption Of 10 circuls
;ng notes xsh.r with revocation OF the appointment
cf the Nswiok State Bank such agent, asresabiy 10
the act entitled IA act relating 70 the redsmp ton Of
Bank Notes" passed May 4, 1880. NJ FILLMORE,
January ~. 1919 HIGH Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

tNrhs stockholders Of the New York and Erie ksilf.s
Company are hereby notified that instament Of ~
per share on all share. on which the payments heieioos
made do not exceed SIS Is required 20 be paid at the o.
nee Of the Company 45 Ws.t on or before the l7th d
Of February next BY order OF the Direct New iob
Jan. u, 1873. LII lml NArHANIr IL MAksH. SEC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

MAlOs, Geo tth Jan. 1873.
nIvIDEND.-A dividend OF two dollars per share 90
1.-The capital stock u the Macon ADD Western X Co
hes been declared payable tbs first day 81 February
next Bank Of State OF NewYork for s shsss
st1BdinEon tho books Of the New.Iork Agency.
up Re-, 4 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

Names OF iut>states whose
estates have heen taken
charge Of by the Public
Administrator OF his pre-
tecessor. and which have
not been heretofore re-
wa-H.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
MEDICINES.
To HORSE OWNERS.

~ SAFE. SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CthL
t@N or hsaves or thick wind, broken vino, 9hion.s
H.Aconsh cold. snd ali diseases " hicn sise, ~, wy 80
ous brsae OF the lungs throat head OF the nOI'
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

assumed and it was accordingly done, and
the bid of Messrs. Farbel & English was
accepted unanimously by the votes OF
Messrs. Far5er, English, Johnson and Mr..
Chairman.
The above is a plain, simple statement
of the facts of the case, on which l will
not at present offer any comments, leaving
it 10 evsry intelligent citizen to draw his
own differences.
have said thst m 4ontrcci was in fact
made, in this whole transaction, on the
ground that no man has the hga! gight TO
make a contract with himself, even in a
private matter, which shall bind other per-
sons. And therefore the "Trustee contrac-
tors" are dependent entirely on the gene
rosity of a future Board of Trustees to &C.
cept their work and prevent their %pccunia-
ny loss; and This is what / mean by SAYING
they may find their own interests concern
cd in the facts Of the case.
believe the inquiries of "No. 2" are
substantially answered in the above state
mcnt of the case. Let me say in c%onclu-
sion that have no wish to prolong the dis
%cussion of this question, and shall there
fore, for the present leave il, where it of
right belongs, to the reflections of the citi-
zens of our growing town.
INQUIRER.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

1.-THE Wings, ssys the New Haven Reg
lister, are all "higgledy-piggledy," in ref
.%erence to the Presidency. Some say that
Mr.. Clay can'tbe electcd-others are E.
.qually positive that Gen. Taylor is moi the
'man-all Of which reminds us Of that un-
fortunate dissimilarity Of taste which was
want to disturb the domestic beautitude OF
the amiable Spratt family-so pathetically
depicted by the immortal bard:
"Jack Spratt could eat no AT
His wife could eat no lean"
Just so with our friends, the Wings; what
is ones meat, is the othcr'spoison! and the
catastrophe of the Sprattsis likely TO find
its counterpart in the fate Of Whiggery,
with a slight parodial improvement the in
thus:
And so the Demons licked them both,
And left the platter clean.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

A Coop ONE.-An Irishman who. visited
the United States for a second time in 1874,
hearing a great deal said about Mr.. Clay
as a candidate for the Presidency, pro-
pounded the following question to a gen.
tleman with whom he was in conversation:
s'Is the Mr.. Clay who is now running, a
son of the ouM gentleman WHO used to Of
fer when I was in this land of freedom be-
tween twenty and thirty years gone .by?'
As may well be supposed the same OuM
Coon was sill in the field .
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

NEW YORK, March 18th, 1S4S.-Sales
of $500 bills Flour at a slight advance on
previous quotations; 4,4O0 bushels Wheat
at 81 60; 5000 bushels Corn at 55a56c;
Cotton markes brisk; provisions quiet.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

A Planter of St. Mary'ssends the editor
of the Planters Banner half a dozen Gu
.cumbers and remarks. 81 send you half a
dozen cucumbers to show how advanced
the season is. Strawberries, are turning
their colur, and are whatthe ladies consid-
er quite ripe; ok=a plants arc nearly a foot
high, and came a month ahead Of the last
season."
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
NJ

Maria's like a clock, they say,
Unconscious of her beauty:
She regulates the live-long day,
Exact in every duty. H..
If this be true, such SELF command,
Such well directed Pow'rs,
Oh! may her little MINuTS hand,
Become a hand of H)ours.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
Boards.

On manhood, when the race was young,
The beard in unshorn bsanty sprung,
And nations felt what poets sung
Mans great and matcLless majesty.
But manhood saw another sight,
When Fashion babe each luckless wight
With lather make himself a fright,
AID use the ke~en-sdged cutlery. ;
With napkin near his glass arrayed.
Each man then drew his razor blade,
While soap aud brush a leather made,
To hide the dreadful butehery.r
And winter yet that face shall grow,
When, all the glorious beard laid low !.
His glass a woman's face shall show,
Shorn of its manly majesty.
The razor glides. Before it fall CO. Il
Mustachio and imperial ,-s7'
The stately beard and whisksrs, all ~
The victimsp of its tl~eachsFy. -
All! few continue to be men,
For many eve glory, when
Each day the soapy foam again
Is made their manhood's sepulchre!
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
PHILADELPHIA, March Is.

By an arrival at Baltimore, we have re-
ceived advices from South America to the
eth of November last. On that day, a Sc
we're battle had been fought between Gems.
Madariaga, the revoltei Governor of Co.
.%rientes, and Urquisa, acting under the or
derS of Rosas.
The revolutionists under Madariaga num-
bered about $500 strong. They we're en-
tirely defeated, losing their artillery, bag
gage, SC.
Vivason, a creature Of Rosas, has been
elected Governor Of Corientes.
On the day after the battle, Nov. 20,
Midshipman Robert Savage died at Porto
Rico.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

Miss Frederick Herschell, sister to the
celebrated astronomer, Frederik William
.H~erschsll, died on the Eth inst, at Hano-
yer. Miss Hersehell was herself an accom-
.plished astronomer. .,.... .-.a -. .
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
WHO TESTIMONY.

We publish below an extract from a let
Ter written by Capt. Charles NayIor, CT the
second Pennsylvania Regiment, and at
present Governor of the National Palace in
the City of Mexico. Mr.. Naylor was for
several years a member of Congress from
the city of Philadelphia, and has always
been a most decided Wing in his political
sentiments. The extract from his letter
speaks for itself Read it! read it!
81 believe there can be no peace. have
always believed this; and my belief is rom
firmed by the occurrences of every day.
Let there be decision in the administration;
and then let US have vigorous decision in
tie army. + +
The Hhtgs are nlnd. Ihcng my head
rich humiliation and shame nrhcn I MinA.
That IAare been member IF thai party
Mr.. Uebster'S speech has been repubHshcd
here By Tie Mrricans, an ercry ruriety Of
G0rma, as meN as n synopsis # Mr.. CHry'S;
and they hare been made the .EundaHJn
Of appeals tn the Mrrican people, confirm
ing them an their indecSsion-faNcring
their hopes MGtnnc # the great parties of
."mr c0nnhry wiH 0'rcaM prosecution IF
.Me ,rar', ami putting ogEorcrcr in my O.
piniom, aHprospccts IF an nnicGMc settle
ment If ii. IL seems tn me TINT Tie Uhig
leaders are g"iAyV lie worstAind gftrcu-
son. | have discovered, here, that some
one in the States, who had access to all the
publications of the country, has been an cor
'rcsp0ndence mlM The AIeric4n Secreharyof
State, nndh0s transmitted to hin ali art-
.CIeS IF The american press Favourable To
lie MeIicanS and the Mericum cause. ]
hive in my possession nearly three hundred
of these articles. Many of them were
translated and republiShed here; and one
Of them, an article from the New York Ex-
press, AN appeal to the Catholics OF the
United States to oppose Mr.. Folks admin
istration, upon the ground that the warwas
a religious war-a crusade against the
Catholic religion in Mexico,) has not only
been published in the Mexican papers, but
printed in landbills, and circulated by
thousands at all the church doors in the
city of Mexico. Who cantell in view of
facts like these, how much of the blood
that has been shed in this war is owing to
the action of such publication"
II Delicate DiStLncEOn.-"Wlll you have
me, Sarah?" said young man to a shy
young lady. "No, john" said she, 'but
you may have me if you like"
Do you know all the rocks in this har-
bor?' asked the master of a vessel Of an
IRISH pilot.
sYes, your honor, and'-here the ship
struck-Mere's Of Mim"!
When is a fashionable lady like an expe-
%rienced printer? When she makes great
hustle in correcting her form.
1.-THE fool has his heart on his tongue
the wise man keeps his tongue in his
he art.
Lay up for yourselves treasures of true
wisdom in the chambers of memory, and no
thief may fitch them from you.
The measure of a mans virtue is what
he would do if he had neither the laws, nor
public opinion, nor even his W p~rejudices
TO restrain him.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
CINCINNATI, March 18th, P. NJ.

The large warehouse of Mr.. Peter An
drews, in this city, containing a large a
mount of bulk pork, was totally consumed
by fire on Saturday night. Premises and
contents covered by insurance.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

SoLIryDE.-"I say,' said a dandy to an
Intelligent mechanic, 81 say Pve got an
idea in my head" .
"Well," replied the other, "ifyou don't
cherish it with great care, it will die for
want of companions"
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

Some one asks, what will fashion not
do?' She won't make a pudding, nor mend
a pair of trowsers, nor buy bread. ->' ,-"
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

We have found ont that whrn a young
lady 'sets her cap she means to cdp-tivate,
and then capture some fellow if she can.
What a capital cap-cr that is! We are not
capable Of being captured by such cap
rice.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

sThis is a sweeping catastrophe as the
mai said when his wife knocked him down
with a broom. a
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

We must not look for happiness in the
world, norin the things of the world; but
within ourselves, in our tempers, and in
our hearts.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

Lay up for yourselves treasures of true
wisdom in the chambers of memory, and nc
thief may fitch them from you.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

sit strikes me'-begun an orator.
"Then why don't you strike it back?'
4 sailor among the audience.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

The measure of a mans virtue is what
he would do if he had neither the laws, nor
public opinion, nor even his own ~prejudices
TO restrain him.