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btp,,N IiGAiDE.

NEW VOLUME OF IRVING's WORKS.
iSTlLL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW, Astoria, or
w Anecdotes 81 An Enterprise beyOnd the ROCKY Noun
tsins by Warrington Irving Maps | vol l2mo; $50
pages cloth, 81 81
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ngs Of O-drch klicb eftocker Edited by Gee frey Cr1
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NEW BOOKS RECENTLY IMPORTED
Adventures u he First Settlers the Orsg or COum
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An ExsnLa ion Of tho Charter Proceedings OF lhs Hud-
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= -
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Books % sportsman srd Naturalist BY Charles st
John plates Z vols pos. 200 s. 81.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NOT ON THIS EARTH


Nor oo this Earth not here, in this poor life,
Canst thou know all things inquiring Soul
Not mid the xordliness, the weary strife,
The crowding cares that thrsll thee, and con-
trol. ozark
Wrestling with doubt and cropping through the
In the ,ad blindness Of imperfect sense
O seeking Spirit from the human ark
There streams no ray divine 70 light the dense
Ob.curity that pains thy bsfied eyes, skies
which fsin would pierce the far. impenetrable
Not through the veil Of present time and space
Canst thou see clearly; bat a. through glass,
And darkly. must thou look upon the lace
Oftbe far Future Yea ere thou canst pass
Into that other and sobimer state liignt~
Which changes darkness into Heavens own
Earth's wants and woes, the things OF Chance
and Fate,
Most fade forever from thy mortal sight
From the dull walls Of this poor earthly clay,
Thou hat bot glimpses brief Of an Eternal Day
Not on this Earth Thou never canst arse,
Howe er thou sosr'st, 10 the foil consciousDess:
or thine immortal nature but N strive
For its fukillment IL thy blessedness
To know what IL thy beings high design,
To toll and struggle for Progressive Life.
And oh through all things, desthiess SOIL Of
mine
Be every deed with Truth majestic ife:
True 70 thyself, and true 70 others still
Lead them To goodness through great and god
like Will
Therefore repine not. oh self conscious Sool.
EnDugh 10 knoW hath unto thee been gwen
stin keep thine eye upon the wished for goal
And thou shalt reach, as thy reward, yon
Heaven; glide
To the FIJI source Of Knowledge thou shalt
Shalt know the mysteries Of the upper sphere,
The nature of that lofty Life denied
Unto the narrower, grosser portion here
Not on this Earth then--b1t beyond the skies
And in the Light Of God shalt tboO be truly mise
a<1
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FRIENDSHIP. For Tue Tribune
BY AUGUSTUS EIL1s


eOi. zephyrs on the mountain sides,
Which signing come and pass,
Ia quest OF viOlets for their brides,
Sweet fow'rets yelled in grass
And blue bells on the shaded lawn.
That cluster 10 row
And softly chime At mornings dawn.
Are fair and fine. know
Bot all their charms cannot transcend
The tender smile Of loving friend
Not he who checks the angry look,
The cold and harsh reply,
Shall want friend or sheltering nook
When LIES dread storms are nigh
Yet while the heart IL moaning drear,
And like n matches dove,
O how we prize the words that cheer
From sympathy and Love
Not thus can Wealth or Beautys glow
Arouse 20 JOY the heart OF wo.
The roses Of the cheek will fade,
And care shall dim the eye
The snowy breast Of laughing maid
Must give the heaving sigh
The sleefol shout OF youngster gay
Old ages power can hush,
And gems that yield the darting ray
The hand OF time may crush
But fresh in amarRntblne bloom,
Sweet Friendship will outlive the tomb.
The funeral dirge. the tolling bell,
The sable heRrse Of gloom,
And tears that weep the last farewell,
May tell our friends cold doom
Then late each loving gift we prize,
IA holy relics dear,
And Memory from our streaming eyes
Lets fall the frequent tear;
While Faith and Hope 90 hand 10 hand,
To meet them in the spirit land
,.toB, ~ y Aprd2, lsa9.
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nnrrasfIc PnrIs.

BOSTON Apr isa Arr oart syph. Rys~, Baltimore. Brbrs'
T-r Rti~r E0~ saunir Nktfh4-E .lf- NAY A.,
By Clurl. lsruo- ~ L4'eis. Breo Lube sailors IL
farn frre Robh0owri AFara1. Ticker Mlotas tUn-ffnr
No.r- sad N-luas Lirs- ~ Deer. h-t.s-ss hoof-r
.ai N.chanc Br-+er Collier Ne. iaona. d. -to Ct 81 b
.@r Ha-ff bsfs Adams Narr Havana trg 50
f-n nlrr Cage f- N-rfs go n-borsh RI Pow
.rs s. john ~ F14 n- Porari .Chr. thor- Br Cah b
Crrlss IS Aoor fHr ssar %. Yarmouth Seven, B0
Par.- pgti Csrn- No. Lasn, AGO Bann-f Less AbanJ'
Nary An. Powers hst-nr
BASGot Arn bee .cr' Chsese Pads Havaaa Lsshni'
Bn-fnc
rUCK7PORr. Apfi oar -rhr Irtrn.. h-rc-
TFIFA-T. Arr. ll- -f sfIr AIran. u .sHsH.
AUGUST Apr Intrr strs s@. Nfofi Fh. C-ylln, Co.
BArd AprI D. Ar hr Hos4ri Dlsh-, Ba um'e 50. Dos
Fs~l. b bier. sivarna1- 90.
PORTLAND. Apri lfArr bng Cy h-- usgH forsno1t CT.
h BARK r-fey stanwoot Havana brg Man', we'mouh,
wsf-rr.-
PORTSMOUTH Apnl i0 B-ov .ehr Belle Chase. .u Bss HI
or Ninfk.
saLFM AprI It-Arr .chf G.ob-. Small. SYors
NV BEDFORD. Apfi g. At chr AuElsts. hs~re Nfork
FkOVIDFktF Agr lt Ar soops Oregon ,fHC-, Nlon Cap
fo Praof Glass R t-tlrLh. o. Tho. Ha~tns. Dean
TO- fsn Os'f o. sr Js qhe-r hsnne5
o. 50. is'h. .oop RaE-' waIanl.. stlrE- NYo's
HARTFORD Apr schr Inct- Bates. Nfofs SO
steam 49, psc-,la, Ill. Nfnh.
BALTIMORE Apr tsh Msryiat Dss.. Boston. 1gs
Ama1on Ch-s0n G and-. JNs-roa, Ns-r-on Boston
Roo.s et Nshsns Charleston CD ship JuniahA,
Han3. Ionion osrs Elsn, Cal. Havana
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COZ. FREMoaT's NoNDEsoRIPT,

- Oh NNpLlsl NUNS
sr' HIGH Has TkACTkD such immense crowda Of
w vsiters during psst week, will exhibited Tor
fsw days longer 20 Broadway, corner kea1es st pre-
yicus 70 MS departure for London
Nature seems have exered all her ingenuity in lhs
production Of this astounding srirsl II y exiremeiy
complex msie up Of the Elephant Deer, Horse, Buhs
TO- Camel and Sheep. II IL the NIL size Of horse. hiss
h. launches u me deer he tail Of no elephant noe
curlei wool OF cGm-fs hair color aud easily bounds u
or IS feet high Nsturss and the Otest Tsppers assured
Col Fremont thai never known previous 10 his dis
cOvsry Hi undoubtedly Naure's last, and tho riches,
.p.sen yet received from Caornia To be- every
day sHi. week from A Ill 10 NJ Admiusncs IS
cents children hslfpucr. a6 wis
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DR.. HOMER Bosrwrox

1 ntIC hEhg AND AUTHOR Of compls.e P,.eue.l
hSNOfk on No Mature and Treafusrt N H. o., ~
na5y Ofssesi qaarto, ~ s2ecdid plsies; $50 20
10 rom tn- Boston Medical Surgical lonrnsi.
iinoai sIem plnk minute Comparison ~ ths vxo,.
VI kaIopetn publications % The same subject n ns he
Sc =. tas. Ini deciaedly and without q1skcs
80 -. s - Wy " tasr The plates 10 Acons Tresuse
eho' ee.n ~ 1Aese DR.. bcssieE has done ths orof-.
&c goa serve and nothing prevent his 49, o~,
o spread over tie land he FACT can nethe, H.
eo eof eoneeaed, hat he has produced thorou IN sn
sysemarc treatise, which far snrpsssss snyth,.
o. ne IND 90 tns branch Of practice heretofore
Il shis country" Price tI0. o1'P'oo
Auinor o. uearss entitled Hints to Yoany xsn
% psse. pnes ~ Aathor Of The Family Phy,cisspS
&C xe fhess TofI can ee aaf Of ne p1blshsrs
o. % NE Aaihof, ~ srosdwsyi do0u sboys Rrooms,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

PHIL H. = new and beautiful edition Of ALLEYS
~ AMERICAN FARM BOOk.-The cheapest aud most
ysluabe book for farmer ever printed being comp lee
guide, both practical ard scenuhc Jr The mans x Of
tn farm containing concise and plainly written exposition
Of general duties pertaining the cultivation OF he
earth The reader can form idea Of what b. going
% buy from lh- Tact hat hi. treats IN ain prhr
manner o. upNAd Of 800 different -cts i'm
he Farmer the Planter and H0rcul urst Il aso touches
90 GeoOsy (hemsiry Botany, Anatomy Physiology AID
Mrchsnics applicable 10 Agncu iufe Price g. foT sale
a. he Office Of tho American gculluhst monthly Fsrm.
era paper, price 81 per snrum CM sAXTON
al4 jag III FIOnst
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TO sH1PwRIaHrs AND OTHERS.

AT AUCTiON!i
I'm WEDNESDAY. April IS, 1872, al ii ocicc< NJ
O~i be sold public suction. withcu reserve, Al ia e.
f-c.. Of he frm Of BISHOP siMOSsON. ship buites
Al their ysrd. fsoi Of sNlhst consisting 81 oek srd
pine plans timber, locust iost oak and chesnai croots
Enees. uoct blocus, fans tackle, icois saw benches
gins ard fONi stages. Ac a.
Also wagon, ped~irAie, % IN new 2wsgon horses
team DO truck heels I pair small 90 sleigh several
SCI. II harrrss sleigh be bl ftO fons. pleasure boat
sails sud rggirg mold boards, patterns. steam soNe
wheelbsfrO~s sc Ac fou tse, dsss chairs eilsr OH
cloth stand sso ALT q soap copper copper bolts
composition nails, together with usny Vther ARTICLES coz
laned In = .hr-yard ~. mentor 81 -
BY order of the kss srees, HORACE WHO'LL
FREEMAN ulsCoN
Rit4s GEORGE COLNbR
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~ House of Industry and Home for the
triendless.The Mslsgers Of uis lusuinon would IN
form their friends and public thsi they have removed o.
heir building Thfustss near Fourtl-sveuu-, and
have charge sb0u 20 u he csss FOR whom designed.
vrtuuu-. but homeless fer scs AMI d-s uie children
A. his Intended be bul temporary sb0te families
o. dJmrstcs invited 90 cal A. re Institution be-
lie hours OF TO and P 81 Some u The tduils
recently Ia The country have he usls refer
rLces and recommends Guous Pers Nc s1ag adopt Or
bring Up children, may lher md one TO su1 them Refer
euc-s required. No charges msde 10 those applying.
"a
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UARNUNTs AMERICAN lIUsEUM.-P
IL - MN Mananar and Prnnreinr. / lRYFNMOND.

oBARNUh Manager and Proprietor; }. bRktN"oVp'
Jr assistant Manager Three Days only-commenciu2
Monday April 6 1919 sp -njd performances 10 the n
lernoon s. ard evening ii 4 O'Clock The mtn-ger has
engaged for these three days ha celebrated Quaker Giant
and Gisntsss they may be ell hours day or even
ing. With the Mammoth Lady, who weighs 56 Do, and
Ttauis tho FAIRY Qneen The celebrated Msrtnetu Ftm-
iy have been engaged. and sill appear esch entertain
usn with Monsieur Esle In thei. wonderful gymns,tc
performances. highly lsughsbs comic psnsomnes, Nc
Also, Great Weslerr, the Yankee Comedian. Mr. Chsp-
mao Mr. Coplard, Miss West Mas Barton Miss Melville,
Mss Siarhope. Mammoth BOys WsH Scripture sa;usry,
Msdam Rockwell forums teller. Admission = cents
children under 10 years IA couss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
Canada -scnIement aud Population.

Previous 10 the year 100 the only white set
tiers in Upper Canada were few French ernigrants
settled in tine immediate vicinity Of Kingston and De-
troit After the Revolution OF 70 the number of 10y
sliss who he'd from the United states made consider
alto accession 10 tho population but "a late as 1870
did not exceed $1,000 In the next twenty one ycsrs
very slOW progress was Uadc-ior IN lcll hluCnete
calculated tina, there bot above = 90 Inhabitants
A regular Census was first taken in 1926 The pro
gress population from ISL g. SAG shows an increase
Of $40 per cent--or, above 2!t per cent per anuum
Thus the number Of Inhabitants IN l-ll was aioOO
and At the date OF the Arst Census In 1924 it wss l5l
ug7 being sn increase c &c per cnt-while Ia the sue
ceeding year Qs25 II l5e or or nearly per cent
aud hiss since steadily increased. year bv year until
the census OF leis shows population Of l23 292
The returns in regard 10 Employment were not com
plete; bot OF 6i6 5l4 actually rrurncd-comprising
sboye leo GOO heads Of ismire- appears that there
are now engaged in Professions. ls77 10 Trade and
Commerce lac uiing hspdicrsts. 10 l73 in AericuL
ture o. AZ Ls0ofers l,l35; and 10 Factories eO6-
reAcners are not included these statements buuum
Der by themselves very nearly 1000. Few Of them
aoWover heads OF families. The crest majority
who are supported by agricultural pursuits cannot ISL
20 b. remarked
The progress made ia Educai m within the ssi few
years Is Of the most gratifying results shown by
these statistics la 1872 the number of Colleges suc
High schools a, aud Of elementary schools ~ -
the Common Schools have nov increased % 2ibi
While the number OF High schools has diminished L.
g-prObsbly owing % me Withdrawal Of many Of tRer
sprung into existence The children attending the
schools have Increased In Ike propOrtOn-or, from q
nile than l600O 10 1872, 10 over $4,000 IN the
wear lsiS Their sges generally from 10 IS yesrs
4 general Educational system, however has not yet
eeen reached but t il 10 be hoped that succeeding
gears will bring stu farther reforms
TIE Census exhibits slso the Religious character o.
Uoper Cauada The Church OF England numbers
100 $40 sdher,nts daereui classes Of Prcsoytensns-
scotch. Free Church, sud oihers-numoer lis, =
Nethodsu lS7 7J2 the Church OF Rome. ll9,slO Bsp-
isis over = 10, aud Luthersns T. %.
Yet these statements embrace only about nve,lNths
If the population. leaving deficiency OF 10 sos not
accounted tor This Is partly explained however, In
The Remarks accompanying the Census, trsm which II
appears that $1,000 csssed under the head OF no
reed or dcuOminston and 5000 were not returned
Al al 10 this particular certain denominations. also
are not inouded-ss the Congreg stonaliss Morsvsas
Frends Sc.
The returns cf the Census show great improve
msnt In the wealth snd resources OF the Province with
IA few years past sud the statistics furnished possess
40 Little interest We shs again roeur 10 them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

rg,tBEKNACLE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
Nasiral Entart.inme The subscribers you'd respect
n, snuourc. 10 Their iends srd Inc public genersiy hss
they will give heir ss juvenile Musical Eoeftaphett
s The season choice selection " Miscellaneous Ausc ~
The Rrosdway Tabernacle on Wedoasdsy eseoinS, Acri
49, $50 bys Choir Of Egh hundfsd young .ngeFs spP,e
pfsisiv dressed Tcxea = eA'h-ior sale al The
principal znd bookstores, and Al the nckes once on
me evening Of hs Concert Performance 20 commence al
y o-iork all i6Sigis'
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION or AMERICAN
tWOMEN Mrs FARSHAM'S company OF women 10
eigrse 70 Csforrs IA n progress % rapid forstou The
.eniii NewforE built pacs st-shp ANGELlOUE, 10 -
gaged 10 The psry cut srd u hied n moot ee-
ssE and furnished In all respects 20 secure
comfort ard h@s % 20 those o. bOsr1.
TIE % az = his association such a. % commend
% the confidence snd kindly sc - al whO urdsrssrd hem
No p~rson will be received into u who bring from
her erRymsn suthory = he town IN which she
resided A.pl- testimonials % education character snd
pacy- and Il me -l=nlOl t1s. al who unite with shs
bs such AZ viii he willing and capable Of rendering hem
selves useful n ree rE he suf-rngs q those Ia ihst
cOanty whose neglected sid exposed Of life can
DOT fsl 10 prove very Obstructive
The cupators .hsg swat women gong 70 California are
numerous The multiplied wants Of he people who
congSegsed there snd me compensation will be smo.l
such So hey choose 20 demand.
The Angrlque will be resdy sa about the Oh i5h
Of April F,r farther Information sppy By letter postpaid
10 Mrs FARNHAM kew-IOrs, or IN
=. RICHARDSON co. - Sou.h-H
We the urdertgnsd having been msde scql Ginsed with
the psn proposed by Mrs Psrnhsm 10 the above hereby
eKpr-ss APPRECIATION Of he ard mend her 10
lhoie who may he disposed unite with her 10 b. verify
the AID confidence neceaay 10 ia successful con
duct
Hon. J W EpNoNDs, judge Superior Court
Hon. w McCoUS, late Nice-Chsncelor
Hon BUrLEs. lsie L Attorney
Hon. HORscE 6SsELsY M BsYANT, ESQ.
lssAc H0PFEs Esq SHEPHERD KNAPP. Fac
FssEMtN huNr sc Csc. PorTs d d.
TH0s. { DoRENUs .tsq. Rev n WAsO REEcHER
Ni-s c SED0wIcK Mrs {. NJ KIRKLAND.
81 tNsSWN
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RANK OF sALIsBURY.-ree Noses Of he Bsns
OG ss.s1ary Asry Aod- rede~nsd By L. HOUGHfON.
s. W.il-st a. r-os discrunt e.
DOWkk PHEss WOhk-D0re on GEORGE
Il BALL. 70 fri5Gne Bs-tings bAsens1I As I'd
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TMK GREAT CHINESE MusEuM. cal

UT
L NESE BUILDINGS, Broadway, between Prince and
Spring This collection the largest 10 the world, nnd
only kiud his country. exhibits the differ
Of society In China, tho form Of Government
customs progress IN the Arts Rego Laws
Literature Agriculture, Trades and MsUufaciurcs II con.
sss Of large number o figures OF the sze Of e several
hundred paintings apartments vesses models Of
temples houses snd bridges specimens OF manufactures of
various kinds agricultural and mechanicd implements niu
sic1 insrumeuis lanterns Sc. Sc.
Open daily rom AM u i0PM. Abundance 2i cent?
Chliren under IL years of aye half price u isa
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AMUSEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA Arr UNION,

GALLERY AND OFFICE,
30 Chsstrui-st above Eighh. PhilsieiPhia
OFFICERS Fog 1883
p,,asesf. James MMsrlrie. Sevsf1ry. John Ssrs1n,
I,cs P.estiss, Joseph si Irolssrer. Chas Macss'er
Csrrss-sr,diag .igcsi aE1 .fef1lry, n H. Doiy.
MANAGERS
Rev Hs'yI MoroaH Wallace. WIN W II gilman,
Hon " D Kelly, John rowne, Sssr.e. Topaz
Henry Reed. James ; WAsoe' h'0'y N'N~e'
Zach Subscriber Of - beco urs member o. We Al
Icu fr one year and FOR which he 10 sufe OF receiving
> snsd Engraving. worth sone ire snouut OF MS s2
of ob.ainsg original pSioung 20 be selscsd ~ hu
ser from he Gallery sDy pubic rNhleuou Ia nc ue1
Subscribers u ths CITY Who may draw ptxrs can
make heir sercloos from the pictures Tor SAFE oa me
walls o. the NadJns, Acs 'emy u Design
Subscribers for this year ending MAY IN ls$ VII re-
cey- FOR each subscription Of s. Impression q rich
engraving. Of Ruth snd sosz frcn Pairing oy
Rotharre ID possession u joseph Sill ssc fhhsaelphs
engraved steel IN nx~i style q Inc. supple am me
zourt, by John ssTtsn SIZE u engraving, 1"eotyohs
inches ~ nfgeeB snd half
Persons procure the Ast years engraving iLle'NieW
of John With Mary ieen Of Soos with th@ one for
al. ~ tskirg certificates both OF which vii he 70
presented he annus distribution % prizes Ih- ensts
wings are ready for delivery subscribers And may ne
.sea siha store Of Msssrs Williams Stevens SIS Srosd
way-vhers Subscriptions will - received
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pror therefore Il "a desrsble thsl al Who iuseni "
subscribe vii DO Immediately II. X DOTf, sec
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lNLfBRARY ROOMS. BROADWAY, corner Of LeonsI-
poru sOngs n the isy, IN connection with NE Nusca
Panorama zad the new Operate Rehearsal Or hign-.s'
v.wu uprosr introducing tbe delightful songs sca Nu
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THE SUBSCRIBERS invite ne sil-nuOn of railroads
steam Oais, mseniniss &c 70 he above article Of oil
for machinery
Certificates Of is superiority al other oils from
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AEERoIpE BARordETERs.

THIS NEWLY invented Barometer highly approved Of
By he french Irs1ule, meaE1fes The pressure Of he
air ~ The elascy u sod bodies Il occ1 pies mere
thai ordinary cLfOuOueer sr1 beng made @nre-
% m-s ue Hanscosec without sny especial precsa-
uOn lew q ih-s7 beautiful Instruments, iust ysd
FROM the anufscory Of L=r-bo1r s-creta1. Paris
for sac a. Dr. CHILTONS Chemical Depot - Chambers
AsC. Tor sale above sss0rIzenI VI Lsreno1r
secrel,n's soc schfomsuc Telescopes ais MS
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