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~ ,rr nfRlvg yOURNlL, FOURTH PA6k ~

~ sEE sxRlSg JotRNlL, FOURTH f<Sk -
cLEARED-shp. Ne,ers, Ne. Orleans Ana - 49, -
TERI Ghsro~ Hasr~ Alrseorh. HAVE fAaeh"n' Len" @
Ehtse>ih Dsusoc. Post. APa schNo'A
esn ssr.h sAea. Sea,s Chsfssoa N, IN ts.bs.,,
tsrsh. Johasou. II john. NIB So. v.-..4. no.,.n
SIR. HyBsn. rsss, Ss~tstS NC Utica sa"a''' "
ssgs Aesty s.aadrs, Philadelphia
ARRyED-shp Hue.on Whe rs % I'm Ceeeio, 10 ns0> .
Bst Afns Gsfsro No seuero. Slst jan fefnsmeeeo -
o>s-e a.; sd brg Toe Gs,~ ior Bstnofe LA ~ -
Is w spke ship Logsi.as >Oflcsns 0f no Jsnsro -
oat No IS H. spoke ~hxe shP kd~Sfa ~
- and f >B~dor "a htls 81 IS Robert leu tl
hs~n NY ei overheard arowr-d, the shP Wa n
hove eato~sfe5 effort used % save h yAn "
- ka q W sfoss BAN whson osston IN sfoh f SaA''
~su
Ban James Hall ol FeePor) Cr-ech. Havana IS Is. usss
Bah Ossou DAVIS Batnov az days Hampton lSodes -''s
at, odss
s.naan Ksos. ballast and 1871 passengers to
} HcMury
B3rs fAS. Bsrtoa S0resns nd-, kloeh ca
h< Ausst4 Beams Hsssrs 18th utss ~ Moses tsy
sd ~flh tsft tlxseethrof fblxd- pbia.
bus Joseph t0 Ihosstnl k-sr fs1sscoa II Ga ucse 20
'oaes-fsss~ussT Mr. Cassidy X Aouicornsry
Brs fel~do &oi Camden Cior.f g. cotton
srx hssdee. fsh Csrssnss 10 as aolsss.s. { Reed.
sfg bsanfs loi Nodoooo) ncSatosb Opofto, 10th ui
master sb sR lat u Al, L. p.sssd sbo~as rcd
.sd vhs sSns stasrx The oa Bermuda
zach tine tas essa % from ga Zoe CARED
pr boon saS gaa LsAh Inass EDses, ssrts, Tor SYor
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FiELD 10 giving ono lectures the Science 81
Physio. Monty ct the Lecture Room Of Hope Chapel 7h
BrOa3gsy. opposite tbs NcuYoTk Hotel In these lee
Dr. VIII DOT only shOs the scientific Truth and nfsr
rcsbuy 0f N, siognomy bat vii make his hearers ffac
ucsl PhysOgn0misls
The Nnh Lecture Of the Course will be given ms
5si1rday evening subiect" sisus Of character mora
and r. giuus and o. dishonest aud hypocriuca one"
Lectures viii commence al q o'clock Tctsi. frr aiady
gentleman 3 fr he Course IS cts single Lecture 10
door and the bookstores Ia Broadway lic
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re- The Twenty--txth Anniversary of the
Srw-York L,ine-ip Asylum will occur on Thurs
dsv sb OF March The friends institution ana the
rubc are respectfully invited attend the Asylum. s.
MsdOrst 81 Il O'CLOCK me- lws'
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FLOTR AND nEAIe-u- msrsst wss heavy ior noar wa
hn,tsf .uqury. fh@ sses reach ot'o ussr - ,-i.
brands little easer sai 20 - "
usn3 OF .s~- have been lse o. e ID
s9s according brand. srd5 - icf r'trN ~, t ~
,s.-.-- sc, bts sh 4ts9h . for hnineu' %
~. e-,rr.fo~n M-si. o. 80 obs A. :. H
49,. J.r.-y sale. ltohhds nraucs~fe Mes - SIS N.Y. F"1
ant msftst quiet u t5ds
csaS-T- ma.t. Wheat heavy snd ne demand o. -
. nonsa a. is,c sac 81 $50 u'tu 49,
W.sro "a. made Eastern rnus The mase' oi .Ni
80. bne h. odd freely PRIME panels beng on ne
,.,l,t Sc. bush soat- ot Aefer es9.te 80 W
800. srd a. ior ssos Rye . nVHuc ~A
A.. am bn.hss nu61g 500 n Sip a. - ilere " %
- p..ls 80 ~. nsns~f QUIET God samples are hsid a.
$500 O.t. az. Sfass >.rth.ruan d 50 s. ~ '-ey
WbIsKY- Dlysr. cf-r - iof ono AsN-' '-
are uass- Drudge . nomns Al N.Y. .......
FROyIsiONS-Ia fort there ess euotsn,l .e-h s a,
v..,s,t.x nonnsus sltall 20 ttA- -
bbi. - snd ~ osHll lsN s.es - 20.
kes, .ts Is arm al is9s = .nd ~
"a s0O 90 u Grease aaSA ADD 90 Aess PAe
CT ~-.t. these : . mo5rr~t- hos eess coi.s S~ss -
P.l-s Hans AID shoutesN oeaIsc, aud % ot
Rst.r "a Cheese ~rh0ut movement o. HnfoiISe
-. - M -. a.. \. ~ gek-a lor export Al 70' 70
IFkD-A If 100 rg- ~ss na~ae ~ - uihe WIN ~
'se. % 80 e. market .bout better tor ssss w'A
- 20 49,. 3d eArso oa crop S-os Va.
t "a az sna $40 Cubs pr's's terms aud Aea
20 Tnsd - "A cts usual 1n- .,s A., A. u.,.n. a. sn7
5 Cuba - ~
10 - V hhss Mar isrd At 3kosts ,.,,- 49,. 49,,
otIs-Y,rher 30 " 80 tts seeSted " hae -.
nae, a, So shippEx ssc ard quiet Luse~d YER Se-
FEAThk Ks-Assr OF llNN p WY Pfi'7 ~ ~ " -
Hlpgsws sotse Of fccc chssrss snd 1850 nc "faH'e
about " 10 a., ,-,..,.
sgtpsNCsr.r selling more f-y asoui 500 U.s. hA'.
eA.xed At oaoe or % sss ~ ~ io rev go @ -
o. - bes THothy mate a. . ~ -no o. % ~ ~
TAIiow-sas. 5000 - T,lo~ during Ii. wees al SIS
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~ Rev. j. r. A-tIr. u Frane.. will preach n the
French largusee. tp-u1frU1v fsuuisyl morning he
fhspe Of the Brsk church. Para Services cornrn-uc.
ms a. II oclot MA Ia.
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BOOK TRADE.
ARTAIa's UNION nrAGAzfHE

I,OR APRIL. FrsLisHED rms oar. -1sisirirz
.ryf79f p.xs' u s.i.r pres grinung On srrs SO
rrsvirz t~o iuge 'sl pss- Eagrsvngs -ooi b~sd.
nias o'hsr Ts'i-d i'l.'.,sso.s
E-TprLF OsI-isti -Tass ~ ~ Puriisns- sisrf-
ish y Prof AB-r ihs rsfur1 'fum NJ Wsrf-r. iln'
ir.,.i syhr,Ec kias.y - s,-ss y E1rops No
g.s.. y Henry " Lonsi-.a~ Asriy Oorbsm srd hsf
snpia y Rev ~ HaslrE, Wsd rosroE- ~ " ERE :,
Tss. bypnE B6gssr. Nor-fas a Nourf Az. ~
SUI Rearing he Tshsrusr- Ni.asirs;scl ~ John orr
bir. b % Esrrrs.ss dIrrrsfsdl BY Ma A sisrr.
Aaryins fer lhs Farsh. ~ Maria J. Bfosrs. sguu-t
~ c Rgss-i Cius- TIE Poof s.uaeot ~ JOIN TODD
iars '0f 1872 byk Mssir-"I o. t~n~sl1 Ne saa-
beams gov 20 y 2 e. Cross Ed.i1ris'. hT Pro- Har-
Tens = per NIlr IN a1sarrs or - 1-.s P-f 20
Serves 10 ~ cig 80 5roosyn Per,1rs WISHING ~ co.
scribe 10 itis splendid Magazine VII rel on ihe ercssre
a.eat., DEWITT DAVENPORT. Tribune b1iI.i'ss
n BAL TIA cta-r MaEtr.n-s fr Aor.. ~ ershans
Godey's and Ssi1ntl, be f1uni Oh caurier m4
JOHN wILE7'S RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
DOWDLkRs FAMILY sHAKSPFARs-in enc vol
Die watch roihn q sd1-c % ne oygnsisEi bat hose
words ard expressions omitted Which vic pro
pr'-iy oe resd AcQd n family FROM ne stth L'nd0h
cs-svsr'' Defence o. Csp'tsl Panishneai Anew elL
ton. c'mr.ste IN one vol l.lll. cloth So cenf.
Or Ct-eyers Lectures o. - p grns gress-srd =
Life snf Tines N Joh1 B1nys1. IN ore lct volume q
ovs- so pages. l-mo. cio;h. A rev ei!ron. q
Tins popular work hss reached me seventh Editor
10 tbs country and hs' hsi N extended ALE Crest sr
ar, where seversl sd.tors have been issa=il
Rev Dr. Ch-evs's Wsuteri'gs Of P grim IN the Alps
in TIE shadow Of Mont 5 snc ard ne Jlnsfrsl-
90 iion IN vol l2lnO. =
Journal o. he p CRIME OF 90 a, plymouth Rsrrlued
from the original volume. with hs.orcs ard ioca lstra
Hons " Providence. Principles, ard Persons By Rev
Geo cheeyer. D. 10 one vol i2no Cio.h 81 Ciosh
gus 80
Hams Hebrew Bible. ssu BbHa Hebuics -seeandum
edtores Jos At1ir, Josnn, Lsusden, 10 simonir 40
run ne. imDrimis. Eversrfi Van Der Hoosh- Herrc
Opri - Wolf Hsdenh-im. cum sdcido1ihus C.svcls
MNore,ies :, Rstan.es, August Hahn Marc dsruo -
eogns - emends0 sb Isaac Lesser D. NJ et J0sopho
J scueti. Y. D. 81.
sierrotyps - ol OF ha sbove exec1ied with great
care being reprint OF the .spsir Edition.
s1d hsfbourd TIE sane style. T. offered 10 thu Am
ercsn public he low price ~ s. Published ard Tor
sale by lm.g 2Iyl JOHN WILEY. i6i Broadway.
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~ Medhurst - Hesrd's New style OF Fashion
for Geuiemeus lair Cutting WIGS, &c stand prominent
above 81 cihes Of their profession tey having had twenty
wears experience m the lsrge London establishments and
conduct their business the principle. by using
prove heir superority Give Them call al q Maden-lsne
NIL STnS ILsf
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y ge cylinder ~ pres. bed 98rf2 larger that hiss
been much used ard be warranted % % good Work
Hoe psieni ,,f.rred 6so individual OF hgh moral
chsrscier hoiang fearless snd ready pen. scc1alr-t
win sneni ~ the daily press, and VI Ting y sc-
cept cf srsl compensation f1r on year Address y.
R5nsin@ Tribune Office, Immediately. stating terms &c.
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u PAGES AGAIN.
rWs~rY FoUR EXrRA

IL PAOES AOAAH.
TWs~rY- FcUR FNrRA
GODsY's LADYs BOOK FOR APRIL
A BEAUTIFUL MIZZOTlAT-~ Ligt. IN Dsfsnsss',
n BY Walter. t~O FsshIon Pistss. ooe novelty, ard
tho O. Der he most -zq1isis nave Fu' .bed
rfisu's studio. iine sngrnvingi TIE ~" SlgN,
cne Of Arthur. American Chsfsct-Tiscs The FO-tirg
Ch.pel q R.te-msfv engraved ~ Frost Music prl
ID separately unted psp-rs pst-rns FOR window Cur
agr,aon Of Arcest french F.shoas Croeb-, wor. for
Lsdes There are > distinct -csrSvi1gs 10 nc number
ssn- = to cuniribuliors are ron Sss Leslie NJ. hs
Y p wins 7. : Arthur, Grace Gfrer~o ODD, Co, j.,
" GLmo.e simms Rev B c. c Psfke-, D. NJ. slOre,
PAN epiamin Rev }. r D1rbin &c.
Gossy'. Lay. soos sLe.s AT, r-ou .ssi
TERMS = Ger annam si1g copies 8 cer-s For sale
By II LONG RR0TH.R IS An'-st
DEWITT \ D<~EhPoaT Tdsgse boldins'
BEsFORD co Astor House.
". II GE'HAn. Ss,sso-st msi n.
FAMILY BIBLES AND TESTAMENT.
a GKEAT NARiETl-Ney s1rpy ilst received -
"A school soo4s every ysriety B.sk Booss y s.pe
ably creep, At HIGGINS KELLoGG's p Johr-'s ~
EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD SEA.
WILL b. PUBLISHED o. TIE &rH mt.
A NARRATIVE OF ThE LATE EXPEDITION TO
n TIE DEAD sEA from a Diary - one q Inc Parry,
edlsi b. EdEsa P. Aoalasue, attached 70 The z. ~
petition ship suPsy. with 1cdsns snd sdy-p'ufs. rom
The line Of ne "a TX q ne EInedilon 70 woven e IoH
Nh ths reurn q the IN December, 1915 l1s,rs.ed
win cooIe1 map u re Holy LAM, complies 10 vol ~
Order. froia he se- are requested. M lt.l22g.s
TO BOOK AGENTS.
FOWLERs L WELLS. i3i NAssAU-sT. NY.
DUsLIsH AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Worm
on The fclo-ing su5jecis;
EDUCATION.
PHYSIOLOGY. PHRESOLOGY.
PHYsIOGSOAY. MAGNETISM.
HYDROPATHY. THE WATER CURE.
PHOTOGRAPHY,
sna On he Ssurs scieoces. generally. Per Caxog1es
Will idea ard prices, Bl-.se address. POSTPAID,
FOwLERs WELLS, Isl S4ssaa-s N. T..
milo frssDk6gW
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~ wI.,ar'. BaI.am at the south.-ons Of c. our

~ Wf.tar,. BaI.nm al the ~outh.-One OF our
agents Athens Georgis has sent nc the following eei
with permission 10 publish he same
TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND Wit PREVAIL. 49,.
ATHENS, August - 1876.
DEAR SIR Having b4en 81 eied Tor more Than ten
uonlbs Chrou'o iudsmmsiion Of ihe lnng' Al tine.
very severely, and having adopted msny mse,elnss 49,
WisrARs ss.sm Of wild Cherry from the elects q when
obtained relief thsn from all The medlcnes Lsa
ever .sken hs dislressns disorder have ~ ne r.
peslei q his valuable Ba'sm been more ifre i,e-
pressure bTesih and oppf ,ou 90 ne ihsn hsa
Anticipated and. indeed, conceive that Will Dc cured ~
coutruns iis use Of this most ish-ssnng malsdy 90
moot ch-erf1ly terder you IBIS sesnowiedemenA winch
SW.ys,bo.essh. Birss Co Ga RODNEY BURKE
For sale, wholesale and re'si, by Mes.r. a 3 D.
SANDS 100 Fulou--t. rs Broadway, u East broAi~sy
Nm Bukegk. 81 Cortland 81 Mrs. HAYES, Brootlyu sne
by DWggsif grntTay-
~ "He,. Dead .''-Ho~ Frequently 4 that admon.
tory sentence uttered without etotng say ue1 tls NJ
transient eroors Thousands have mrtt premature drt
Tor the want Of attention 10 counOn cod or ootAe
cough Dr. swAYSEs Compound syrup o. VIVA OnefIl
ghsns the and restores the system 70 rs us1s
a-Ahy tone snd vgor. II performs marve ous cures OF
a.hms liver complaint spiiiirg blood tIoneh pms
ne eide breast &C, amer al oshes r-m-des fsL seat
mind III usme Of Dr. swAYSE ne original sDd only ger
preparation 4 Wnd Cherry u pr-pared under ~. a
meosie car a. c,he Peg .Ia 49, 20
AsESrs roR EEw-YoRE CITY.-C RING cor erosa-
way and Jobn-si' l. b WsEStk 10 ,1 $685.
sASns, las Bowery J. c H,af, SIS Grsna-.t . :
LAWS 81 0reeuwich-st; J. 3 Dooo, m hrosdssyi
g. D. SANDS, COT Fulton ard NilAin,si Au'u I.
CLskK Co. 10 Broadway and 10 As.of hoese ~ -
lASD. HEEsE Il Co. o. Msden-lsDe Mrs HAYES 10 raF
ion-sg BrooIyn-
IT Pref. Barrs's " oDdcrfui rricopneroass
or Med Gated Compound, cures th.alr-s pres -
hair Sud -radicsrs scu ard ca-dut Tni' srucr ol-'
com Al th- other sdversed uostrums OF ne cay ' ms
u.rure 10 based upon borough p1ytiooglc~ kno"eote
u the hair ara Ia connection win me sra As " 6"
krow ee Re Of he various diseases which treci BON I
- ebr.ed Compound. IN sd ttou 10 10 usefa ness -
besuf-r Of The hair . lne lAle ~ sny 49,
,rcle a. exlerus pplcAlon for bruises sprsln
hss ,c7Ofus tesr pinpes sore lhr0s- trnoeI 80 -
,hrur, rcass hsrts h-scach-, chap ped SKA cnDlAns
int.rr Al pail rh-urAfs, &c Sc ss in- PALS ocNoor
~ he attn. Of rs-cs Immediately relieved ~ ln spp
.son: ard - ready and effective rrsourcs Tor Al cuts
r.ous diseases Of he skin Il merits pace saook zoe
hou.h,a n, nsgres Of every family Sod 10 large bC.-s
,y 5 cot, Al The prirc'psl ocs lSs Brosfwsy sne %
Al The druggists In The niied eiAi-s H. '-se0~
~ Gepflemen's Hats--pring styie.-sSo'
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, NTTIlIVIF9 Nut IIUI"FTl
FURNITURE SOTICE.-rhs.a bscril

y IULIDN, A1ruOneer-
FURNITURE SOrICE.-ras Subscriber viii give
attention 70 the sale " household furniture Of families
changing residences giving house Keeping dung
me coming either their residences the
AacuOa Room, 3iG Broadway, OJ.hir Hall. 2. COLTOs
N B-Furuilur- bon ghi II preferred
SATURDAY, Msrch ~,
A. nee O'Clock. a. lhs AuctOn Room
larze and general sssonmenl Of snt ssconi-hsDd
furniture comprslcg sofas, mahogany, curl maple snd
bscs sanut chairs dr scg and plain buresBr msrbieop
e,uisr iabi-s mahogany and pine ~srdroSss mahogany
Frenfh snf plain D-1s,zcs enclosed vssbstsrds marble
top pier tables DO scs walnut ssc cherry do desss
bookcases washsands mahogany rocsrrs Mattresses bcs
carpets. cOosUg Stoves. clocks. snpf ockiDg ssses
z.g..sAfe cutlery, sich-n furniture, &c &c.
AT PRrvArE sALg-A very nicely hg7dup drug store
ir de.s)e ard central location FOR particulars inqgif.
al The Aurao1 Room.
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~ Grand Division =. of y. I.-An ADORNED
grrsl Session the Grand Dvis Will De held In The
Hal $50 Broadway. I'd door Monday evening, 10Th
met o'clock. receive the Report Of The Committee on
hiring ihs Necessary ROOMS for the cnrfeui year
ma Ai.. By order LUKE HAsSERT, @. 8.
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CALIFORNIA.

lrOK GALIFORNIA-Tse lhrd division ofihe Car
L AssOcsti0n, COW forming, stsu March 81 for Gal
vss.or IL The splendid para sLship Milan, and
viii oin - expedition urder Gen Wcrths escort from
AZ DniO = ne Ola hzyse 10, famous Col JACK Hsys
f1r guide Names enrolled and fu icfo,msbon gfvsn BY
ma lrG D. HOJGH, Jr Ffo1i-ss Prs.iceui pre-
CALtFORSIA SHIP sTORgs.-Peks., Jsms,
SCsiups, kfatf J. ffus Peeled Oyssfs ana Lobstsrs,
fesh h-sis, Lobsers. Oysters and soups hs,mercsly
s7s-c, can b. furnished 10 Quantities 10 suit purchsl.rs
ne lowest prices al ~ "sisrs oppess UnSet sss,es
Hotel. NO sa.'
FREMONT ASSOCIATION will meet tbs even
in a. u O'clock punctasl attendance Of
qlestsc- WI proceed overland TO Cs1fJr1'a Vs 1870
sos Texas through In IS dsys viii esys 90 ne -s. rs
fs~ more members VII Be issen II tnnsdi ss spPo
ton MADE % he President who vii - ~ :. -
daily Al he Minerva Rooms. f05 Bros6.sy, wo-rs ne
waoe outfit can be seen. ISAAC BR0"Eh rfe"oe'S
~
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r. Thotnas -. skinner, DID. viii pfsaeh a. m.
Broadway Ts errAcs surf.T sf-rnO0u snd ~ssrir.
Services commence ats I'D at; 1cocr ma ~
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~ lecture on KIectricnI Psychology, By

T JoHssoN ~ 81 Lakes Building, corner Of Grove an
Hudson this (Ss.ufdsJl evening II u o'clock when n
will perform The wonderful and ssioucding expert
mems persons IN the aud ence IN ~ideawsse stale
slch cOs1g their eyes AMI mouth ard hey having
power 10 open them tnd conirOn~ Them 10 motion an
10 taste, and ctusng ihem To ses and nesr anyhing
pstses Any persons wishing 10 Join the css, 10 learn IN
science can cOnslA him sner tne lecture Aimiltsne
a cents MI IL
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r. American In-tItutr.-A Special Meeting OF
the lasriute will be held Repository, $ Broadway,
Monday evening he 10Th Inst 81 y 90 ocf ca he SUD
ieci q location. By order OF the Trusiee'
ma Sf.s HENRY NEIGS Recording Sec'y.
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Passengers Arrived.
assr9M N-chuto md servant hos
Noso s-t.y 70 the Court Of bf.ta asa bearer OF
a Nj.
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FAMILY BIBLES AND TESTAMENT
GKEAT yARlETY-Sey s1rpiy jlsi reed sed -
"A School Soczs every vsriety B.slk Booss u ssp>
for cuaify. Sfl-iy~sry n every cescYi p0na feus
Adv ch-.p. 81 kIGGISS 4 KELLOGG's, % JOhr-tg a.
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..CHUUI WANTED-Boarding school sccommods-
= ons are wanted i1 the county FOR two tte 2irs one
and the other % years Of Price Tor bosFd, tuition,
kc rot % exceed 00 each per snlum Communications
Win mi rsrtcusT. may be address. posi nsf, the
Subscriber. ChAs. b CALDN hbb'
,oJ3 4Is- IT'S Maiden sns
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O., FANCY STORE, IN bROOkLfN-fof sale.
~. bargain location beat In Fulton sd elns al
tsrhsd, Lessee long and favorable profits last year
$50 per week. but can b. Increased this year TO 50
Amount Of and nIprss about 5000 but will bs 70
duced to suit customer Tho being about 10 eaerd
his wholesale business the for selling oo Terns
very essy Apply G2 CedGa up stAifa New.fofa
rpll hi.
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| SCHOOL WANTED.-A young msn graduate o.
80 New England College. who hss tsd several years
experence b. i-srhng ssd proo1e- abundant recon-
mendston Of GOD character 10 cestus % obtaining at
| usrrn In some High School Academy Address r
| Chsse Nor Tribune Cffre NJ. fis'
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~ Ftnh Ward.-The following named gentlemen
Constitute the Finance Committee Of the Fifth Wsrd Dem
ocrauc Wig Committee for the year $40, VINO alone are
authorized 10 collect iuncs 10 behalf Of SD COmulee
wv DAZZLING, Chairman, JANIS Rich,
WARREN CHAPMAN, JOHS MCKiBBiN,
GEoRGF RODNAs. Isaac 4. BACHELOR, Tfes'
Published by order Of Ward Commiuee.
W 4 Cbofru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

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Sabbath afternoon, March O. IN The f0Bnh Cor sr~ys
u1lA Church Rev NJ. sch-fmerh0rrl IN srieerfh-si
b-t~esn SIKH and seventh Service vii commerce
O'dock nd Ia
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
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Bishop George and The YOung Preacher.
An aged traveller, worn and wea
n, was gently urging his tired beast
lst ms the sun dropping behind the
ange of hills that was bounded BY
he horizon Of tho rich and the pic.
.uresque country, in the vicinity oil
Springfield, Ohio. IL was q sultFy
August evening,and he had i0urneyed
distance Of thirty-6ve miles since
orning. his pulse throbbihg under
he influence Of a burning sun. At
Fairfield he bad been Hospitality en-.
lertained by one who had ministered
him forehis Masters sake Of tie
benefits himself received lromthe hand
which feedeth younglions when they
ack: and he had travelled on re-
|reshed in spirit. Bot many weary
nile had he jodrney ed over since then,
nd now as the evening shades dark
ned around, he Jeff the burden Of
sge and toll heavy upon him, and be
sesired the pleasant retreat be had
ictured TO himself when the days
ilgrimage should havO been accom-
ished. .t
II was not long before the old man
hecked his tired animal at the anx-
busly looked for haven Of resi- a
hiddle aged woman was al hand, 70
whom he mildly applied Cor accomm0.
alton for himself and horse.
II don't know" said shes colby,
lfter scrutinizing Cor some time the
;of the traveller-which
vas not tho most promising, that we
an take you old man. Yon seem
ired, however. and Fllseo If the inins /
ster Of The circuit, who Is here b.
light, viii let you lodge with him.
The young circuit preaeheF soon /
Aade bis Appearance. and consequent
staggering up % The ed man.
amiaed him Tor soma niantes Ia.
hisilively, then askinga few imrerti.
snt auestlons-and finally. afler "a
hstiae his hair half q dozen times,
scling his smooth shaved chin. cons
snsed thag ihs stranger might share
Is bed FOR The nielif. End farming upon
= heel entered lhe house
The traveller. aged aDd wears ~
: was dismounisd, and ledhis failhfai
nimal e fhs riable-Whefe. with ia
"a hands. Is rubbed BIN down. {
gefe3 Ism. and rafe BIN feed and /
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There is a voice within me,
Aud his so sweet q voice.
That IFS son lispings win me
'1'in tears start TO mine eyes;
Deep from my soul it springeth,
Like hidden melody,
And ever more il singeth
This song Of songs to me-
"ThIs world Is full Of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
II might be full of lovelp
When plenty's round US smiling,
why wakes this cry for bread7
Why are crush'd millions toiling,
Gaunt--clothed in rags-unfedl
The sunny hills and valleys
Blush ripe with fruit end grain,
Bat the lordling In the palace
Still robS his fellow-men.
0 God what hosts are trampled
Amid this press for gold;
What noble hearts are sapp'd Of life,
What spirits lose their hold!
And yet upon this God-blest earth
There's room for every one
Unguarded food still ripens,
70 waste, rot in the sun.
\ II gold were not an idol,
Were mind and merit worth
Oh, there would be bridal
Betwixt high heaven and earth
Were truth our uIter'd language,
Angels might talk with men,
And God lllumin'd earth should see
The golden age again.
For the leaftongues of the forest
The lower-lips of the sod
The birds that hymn their rapIures
Into the car Of God
And the sweet wind that bringelh
The music or the ssa--
Have each a voice that singelh
This song Of songs 70 me;r
"Thls world is full Of beauty,
As cher worlds above
And If we did our duty,
It might be full Of love!"
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fed In the Dead Sen, might have ac-
quired in some degree. q similar pro.
perty; or ID other words that might
have received a coating Of bitumcn
salt and what NOT, that would have re-
sisted or disguised the mosquitoes an
heas.
Bat made q great mistake, for, o
the contr;Iy, they seemed ID look up
on it onlyin the light OF an agreeable
pickle tosgiye piquancy to their re-
past; and with one outside and tho
other inside, / felt all alive on the
shore of the Dead Sea. About two
hours before sunrise, q strong wind a.
rose; and tuggcd at the pins Of my
tent till it began to show symptoms
of being turned inside out; and being
by this time rendered thoroughly I'M
comfortable, got up and walked to
the lake. Now the scene was truly
solemn and sublime. The lake, which
in daylight l have seen still and silent
as the grave, was now heaving and
swelling as if the grave gave up its
dead. And as, by the faint light of
the stars, the sea writhed and howIed
within its rocky prison, and spat its
bitter foam of its anguish in my face
could well fancy. how a fervid i'm.
agination like Chateaubriand's might
have CONCEIVED that the spirits OF the
men of the damned cities were strug.
Cling again with the doom that over
them.