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\ -OIcTIANpER's MCROCOsNlC WINS. Al

u
me Assembly koums Nniuess Museum Nl
EIoaiwsJ The eNhoiuon o. ,ne.s nov" and wondeitii
PICTURES will open a. no OEness Nussgm On MONDAY
iNENlNG. May They consist OF ssvsrs hundred pant
iu.. ou b, ne most eminent srss, isasc'rd hi0Osa
fhiesn inch .Bses upon Transparent scrrsl
rfy .et widaeutrscius sccu.s - Italy me Alps, Ger
n,srv >psn Portugal, Eus ami sIsnce, Caina, Aitca.
and al pars OF Ns OF word sit series % American
Vow. pcudlnc tir.ely.oci and Mount Aa6nm CcucSe-
rie.. Nsw Aork BAY. Se &C Tue second pan VIII qr,
ssnt n0 snsta we've OF fowsrss CFv.s save, portraits
new aud Rs. scent spectacle enctso Tue AasdceSVpe
Ts beauty aud iag OF tsse news cannon % sdr
ousasy asscnbed IN wOns fsgcgeiie teAsis - eenis'
.na seats can - secured dgns The DAY rcn 10 ocOcA.
by sppncsnon tho Hall AdnissOs 10 al other par.
fny7 Nv
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DEAL INDIA AND FRENCH GOODS,

Ia CHEAP The following article, are 70 Do io4l- a.
FOUNTAINS Depot u Ind. and Ff'ncn oo'1'' %
Roadway. above Besckers Black Mandarin ind
t-..k s,a oo,orsd s.uns, white. black aad co.ored
Cranes. figured AMI palm n dr.ss patterns. Pad ana
.9ei s. 4. from a. 10 ls, bacE and waite aarsneis
pain ,nd embroidered Grape sn.~' reA Mi.l 9il'ln'
N.frs. handkerchief, sc &c Also, every aye o.
Canton. Camphor Wood TUnA' ot superior qaaAy
much below The usla. price. Ladies possessing Vl.-a
- 4r. or other isv0rlfe srfcles wA.cA are A''t ~
e. 1-s nv f1oras are invited to ca sud examine 10
,5o-. f-U.. which are warranted -1 As@q sai7 &c a.
go ,-@1 Id mem A..o. specimens % Cation " ood
~ .t ~-...~~.ry r.lrr0sr. Constantly ou band "a
,.er. III Preach Dress Go0is s1sN., g. Ac As', .-1
- e,aitv 10 G.0vcs a. q ald toton ana - tlys7
eGla.Iv cheap -
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The N.tionsl Fire Insurance Co. has declared


dividend q = cent FOR toe last sir mon,h.
The movement in Dry Goods for the week end
ins Way = w.s IS annexed
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nc KEMP Aas191e.,, !.

MORTGAGE SALE % MILLINERY GOODS
uIUEsDAf Nay :, at 10 O'Clock, a. 10 bfosdNaJ'
usar Erankln..t-R KEMP will sell az above, by %
dor Of Mortgage tho entire stock OF fsshonsbis MIN
merry ssabn sbinen consisting Of isTss and valuable a..
sorfnen Of ssss0nsbis goods mostly " this season I'M
porauon. viz rich bonnet sks, nbbons In great 'sne
fancy snsws aces grapes and trimmings, ss whos COM
pusng sTke and 0ssuun sni well worthy OF NE
attention he trade Sale without reserve ~ bofsl lcts
for Ne trade Catalogue. on ths morning Of s'e. mJTT
l.. o. CARRINOTOS, AaenOnesE
DY JACOB =. PLATT.-ss,srsl hundred dozen
DEnglisl stone lob b0iuos,f 10 10 o. ons 'ev large
double door counting house sae, COZ fOo 'bunirs
.f.s! platform scale lorsf yf"ss loi u wood say
framss h. will be sold a. above, THE hOkrlSO a. ~
o'clock IN front Of lac suction fOOu previous u no .ss 0
b,niwsrs ay7 ice
L. o. CARRINGTOa, Aucdonsss
DY JACOB n. PLATT.-Pisno-fors JACOB >.
DPLATI will sell THIS DAY, Of IL o'elOrk, a. No anc'
non ROOM for cssh dslivsy, MAHOGANY frame p'-
f,r H. HI1 lt-s
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~ Henry CASPER, native ofo oil the 1e'-
man states and late Lieutenant in the service OF ,e
United States somsitsa suicide near o. Louis on INC
Nta uit
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N0.i, t. % % T. vs.. ou nnc sfcr Mpnuav --l.l-
Nav meat In 80 n0uc Room. odd FeAoN- l,. corner
Grand and Centre - by order
M W SMITH.
TuoN,, 3D. Br'us. secretary ml7 ir
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r,UatIc .nxlsIsrRAroEs oyTicE Ne sssses sss..a;
r.. ..~.ay y-.sa - az nAst - sn ~ IL
- - ssrss % ..s sssnsa sasrs 49, Csssscs hvs
-. $3.50 .ss A~s.< - save sis< sfss'.S "a"
"a, o., !. nsa sspasss o ~ no ssesssS az.
- = ~ si.lsz swf.i slnls.,f.< 81
- =. IA. a., 1sy Il See fof, nsS
- T,~J lsvx-i yAdIs o rnAIBR, fvssc Ahn@usss
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Rx-A>TED-s.t BY NO very con pcieni ~ =
w l.-ar. vlf ..Hi cry l-icreace, o1e 20 coo. 'ts4
.re.s or ca1s erinsid and sesnsirsss Cal a a sAth-
ave- ODD tf- bookstore, wy .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

I'll. %. q. F.-Iae r. " Grand Encsm1ns- 't
ths safe OF New.Yors 49, hoi regular adjourned
SEN -aanua. sessios IA Grand Lodge Room. N,'ona
Ha.l Csnni-s, 90 Monday -veung. Nav = a. O'Clock
VI Bv order.
r,,- - JOHN r DAVIES. G--r4 s-rbs
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OPE< EVERY NIGHT
MECHANICS HALL. No ~ srosdwsv. h-iN>
.IGfsnd A. BrooIle SIZE onEinsl aud vel AnoS
CHRISTY,S nIINSTREIS

organized lss2 The o.dss ssse.sh-i company N ths
rf The orsi to harnoufs Nsaro ne oi,s~, ead orig,
rar. o. the present popgA- sye u LhioPsa Snlef.an
f-tuts u-e success ~ Ls ely dummy NE pasi tlfre
vssr. r.f conclusive evidence 1t t1er slrss.nr neff
and sfuscuvelcs. The CouipGsy conss,. y tea fcf.
Gi.iner. uatsr ne alfcSuon OF &. 7. Chhslt p@$s
,.-u a. cucrrt commences al oclocA An AFTERNOONS
r'.,,.ert .verv SATt RpAN mYf lwis-
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rr- Capital Punisbment.-lle Anniversary .i'ei
ir vi ,Ae 80 lork society ilr Ice Abolition no Capital
Punishment vlll 10 Led le Minerva Rooms, 90 Broad
NAV. flis evening A. q. O'CLOCK WfNoItt Pritfrs n'
Boston pax GoowfS, HoRAcE GREELEY. and ofhers
viii sddres. tue meeting b. Ssars reserved yr ladies'
FREEMAN Ht Vt.
JAMES n TITUS.
l.. neltff .| r0lul ff4t nf ArrQr. rlle.fs
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u Noiice.-An Adjourned Anl-s.aTery Meaning w.h
axe place . evening in fhe Abysslnisn aurc ia Al
thony..' fo be addressed hv CHsRLEs LTSoN kcNQND,
FsgoFsicE DorGLAss aud o TIE public are respect
f..l.~ invited 20 attend my1 INC
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.,... b. srr Ros-r, xarssr., Ma, Al ca H. 'l O-
49, q sBs<fos4. '.ry isA
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INC T'O10y IlTt7T'7H "-7---
ncxcd statement made up from Ae quarterly returns
made 10 tho Controller, showing the condition - OH
Banks in this state the morning Of February a. -i'
10 which we have added for comparison tho returns
for the OH Of December l-is and also comparative
.,atcinent embracing the principal items contained 10
tho r.ftirus for the last three quarters:
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WANTS.
- al rass,er, % 4srsrhss-ais srs' ~ ~'si 80" -
-. - q, IN ,-ll -of ,. iakrs euf u ~ gses

" Al ansSo' |" -
1910 -. -ie.s,nt-tar1 rsr>s Young.
W. Re el-rvy 'onadrna ara o. n a. 70 re No
many opPolt1.-rs iof se-iiiLt -, - sis-es.i -
can 7~ t'-at c1---, ARGUS az 80 - -, r-,,s (, r,.rv
maze a.s clF .oyer- ii-'-'si - ~, . -. ~ a.
oa.eaa. oor 'saiance 20 the a'as ~ q sai.s'
1-.trs - .o--t, al- u eoat '.I, ''. -. -
Fa- .i.rr osrlrl.trs address C1l--clce a. nis S'le'
.a.aa- s.-. rr..-eucr, ia.e occaqs-oa, Nc Dy' -
~ .'ar,.s 900. aet- - 80 lss ssnlenen.
--atl- ~ a. Amercsn ooese, wao as knoN .ease
-r-..-. p Or hv c'-e- ro--1f. d, d. r-ncipa'." ~
SPLpING sAAFARD's bookstore lss Bross,ss~
----
w aai.i .r,u Ireland ore .' d' ile homework of
sIt family fhe other - nurse sn scans U.s. a good
-'e''a'as'l' "a on en-, 81. ~ -. AZ rs o.
.oa place ? -s-i-.t nv -
kNTED-Simsrrrs ~ fvo v0u1g women; one io
W ceoN 90 90 30 .-e w'rs ~ asni,. Hai, ne "a
,-.r-s 49,, r. Isl No. i 4 -,sgl.h-.' 30 ,se es.s-
nom MY -
N-ANTED-A ca.d 20 We aarsr ArcsFe.-ae- m','
" -el A.y " o a. j-s -. A.. -ia, ~ - NseA' ~,
-r = .,- M. Marcy. F,rv-th ri-.t ga ri so,.s
ea..af j. ss~-atc. al per ..ls kefsTsacv. gwen All
-.,'.,., N.Y. So
-, : ,-,;-T- Wei ~ --.,----S-. T.r--.l
= sr.s.. :
80 ~, '.., -er own Re --rce gwen All rplsssi
r-.-.' ID. ....l.r.. c'lfr C, Twenty q ,hfs' nd
r..-H.r. MY -
....,...,, .... . . --.,,.-,,.. A,,.y,c,,
y - -. .i,. nisi To- 'r,tri Uiasr.sal. A. s.ad.
s., ~. trf '. v..I. fffse herself sen~faAf 1s'iA.
r,-- ff-ic.crcee Trn Cal a. = io'. -e'o.. H'.N'
'front.' roon. ''l- %.
..-,>VFD-B-s re,r,c,aa,e yosas woman. ..lua-
w nm - PRE-. .r -ean'sress. ur fo ao .-f ciaHl.'i
60. ....,.n., b, CO. .hori Cd ssace ir me country
',.-. nd p N.Y. g.
xs~a<TrD- rer.nr. f1 a.nfeuher 'la' fle ffoiec-
,.. ,-. 7, r-oci-r ie.p y sr-ry de,cuPuon-coo.'.
.-. .r. $50 -er. grooin-. por'ers, farm hands, a
l.. .-a.... q ..,.st, asfimor.a. pf CHARACTER IT.
,
Rx-A>TEn-S.faiuors By NO very COZ Pvieni So
W -.-ier.. SYRIA si ci'y -icie.ce 90 70 900 -
,ri hon r urv. family. tle ofasr - nurse az sean
az. m. - hors.,or, MY p
-.
AZ ANTsD-oy rcspe-ta'ls N4lne "oili'' '..ua-
w ION 10 g-uersl homework ln small pnTse laW
iva has no Oh ecrons 80 short % stance n ne ecany
and -'1t cry ieiffrat" Ntff :. -''
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Annexed 81. inc latest statement 70 RE condition -
The BARK Of En. and
IssUE DFPAFTNfNr
~, s.ga4 $500. - Go--r1srf Debt 4 '0
iO-lsr s-Clr',-s. rfaf
Cor arr b. l1f 20.
hl.-ua..------
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.i.... 4j4cs l'.I To,al ..-....--... a. - -
IN manufacturing districts the interruption Of trade
90 The Continent va. being ief snd business Wa 90
loss favorable condition Tho favorable feature
of lhc nca- for ih- country i tho advance 10 Bread
STUFF in consequence Of the blockade Of the Baltic ports
which bad cit of supplies from that quarter The quo
tation- Of Corn especially VIII allow Of shipments from
th,. tide ~ amply rcrnuneratng prices The Bank 81
Fr,noo il al-o losing bullion the supply having FIJI 20
ga million franc. in week The Dtba'' give. the FOL
lowing anslvsi. Of the revenue reiufn. which j. Of
Interest
Inc ton, opt fr quarter. l6s7itof ~h- ~ no
x of ls ~ e+rN u-t'c f1-f-sf-
oi 40 CIV pax ,. , i -. g.. =. go rss,.
Toe tA-s'e- would 20 r-siif - fean'ta ~ 80
little easrsnc. t,-e"n th- 70 p-ff ~ ei-i
surplus ~ faf7ert s-sera hrsnene@ ~ ieF-nu- 49,
,idae d.tlsny. R-sstry du-- are go ~ 2fni IT,
.rq suf, o.ie4l ef sai 5ilN potable lqnos 5' n
All the pct sfs s4s0Ff l. "a b. p-d hoe-'rf ua ~
the By The r-11cn ~ ~ r mo-
tx the lo.s incurred by The revenue 90 he o'her
lsnd shos improvement Import du'rs - an n
e,s4 Of + 80 00 he n eapoi. -r- smsors
encouraging Tor commerce go national industry A
unvofs. s pctn4 inst shfh relates 20 rect tat-i
~ d Z
con-6ernK lst - A. elifaori1srv nf-
, ,b.,. b..d~ hat on tie orsas Of 9sTs oof
,ot ~. collected Tss- mile a@afy 81 HONS tus On tie
yer gret burden, onsne.s should r-.1m- 10 Non-
activity
TIE following is the Treasurer's Weekly state
meni lofical showing the amount at his credit IN the
Treasury with Assistant Treasures and Depositaro-.
TOR public deposit and the Mint by returns received
ON Monday. the sd April l5ia the amount for which
iras have been issued and were then unpaid and the
,nour, then paid subject 10 his draft showing also.
the amount of future transfer. TO and from deposta
nee. as ordered by the Secretary Of the Treasury
Drafts
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ARNOLD 4 co
so CANAL-STREET.

ARNOLD / co
so CANAL-STREET.
rrAVF WITHIN fl@ 49, ie lays purchased ~ t4e4on
IL .rge 9fs 0f s-as1na1- so9d-, when t-rJ 40 10"
MECH BELOW THE COST or lAPOKIAIio.
Vvife -prn. SHE Irat styles stripes sna4l pans 'n4
P.u. printed B,rese' All TISSUE.
Prnfed Jscolei Mlsins All " ino.@s' -
PAIN and Embroidered { Anton Craie sn4".- via
RICH HEAVY FklNDES, ,..-
T.r-s lof. u Enl0rolderes slcl A. LAl- al- 'l's'
Col.aT- Canes Cla- AM Ha1i ,.lff.
AT HALF PRICE
The rb9vs sr.cles sre named o. ycins
P.rrcu4arly Cheap
.-o~k = ,rll compere every dePsr nlHat aad
- from fnl Tine 70 SO = -
REDUCED PRICES my. -,
nRY COOD--A geners. sssorinent o. L.-e9. -.-sl
iI--eefrr. brown aud white llDil-, lp"e4s, -'aF-
- grysa1. Prints pad and strpe Alsn- IONS ~
--..r ~ bovs ear kr a % damaged bfo"4 80,
- Fr.r-a f5rs haIn. Re- ran enor nc - f a.
III 'u-v7 lvf " MATHEWS p C-'aaf'le-'-
DRINTING CLOTH AGING " AK 7 >
L SPRING 4 CO 81 EJcnsnge-P --c7' y ! '.,.-. - !
.-r-reut, u Printing Cloth. Comm sslo-s r'i -
rer cent DO ana guaranteed, ;; r~r cen -,
vauces % recelpts Of goods ard 'ai7' - vi,
zen Der
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROADWAY THBATER.-DOor. 0g sov 5,

BROADWAY THRATER.-poors ogsnav N -
ID performance 70 begin al u oeiock-O7 No-O~i
EVENING. NAV = viii oe performed the Tragedy OF
MACBETH. kirg 81 Scotland.
M.rhrrh Mr. rorrsst Danc.n. Nj Bernard
N,lcor, . NJ Moorkouse LAZY Msepe,h. N.ssNsAses
WHO SPEAKS FIRST
~.,t ch.r'., Mr. Lester Nrs MiRtzcs. M,ss wslAck
rr-e.f Ntl.nf.. NJ Dyo Smart Me- Wats
Des. Circe aad PsrSrrtie, 5 Gu F.ny Tee sad up
r ,'cr, s co. Gallery entrance 90 AniAonys, 12s ets
DIRTO>.s THEATER, CHANstks-SE =
DNONDAY EVENING, Asy wlA - psS~ Ne"
sarsscu- Opefare Bur.siis easi
HERR NANNY
ff.-- Nam, Mr. W,rdsn Nell VITA. Mss Chspma-
~ - Mr. Rss Ana Ssas.ors. " - kEeft
MS FIRST fECCApiLLO
IoaatA Jnkia. Ar johnston. NJ. n>-n Mas shspsnn
THE FAST MAN
ssvroekst Ned Mr Bruugham bs;sy. III Mss Chgmr
r~.s .rce sni PsrcGsrs - cts an Y Cfcr
- 5000 TEE : pcors open 81 Isarisn rise- a. =
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BOARDING..

nOARDINC.- geat-e private faniiy havias more
ID room inan they require, would accommodated genie
min and wife 0r -.u. senemen in pleasant new house
WIN privilege Of lot. cold and sho~er bath and az me
c0mJrt. at domestic h0ms lu Twenty 0ni q aoNIs
'g--i ~ slN'h-sceuue References exchanged my. y
DOAKn-r'vo ot tArce slug.e gentlemen or gentle
ID nan ana bis wife can be Accommodate ell with pleasant
ar F,aukIasi near Broat"aT b'iSrsnc9s etchshs'n
N.Y. $40 -
DOARD.-sng.e gentlemen ars assured comfortable
ID board u arespecfsbis tngls fauny Aso, caPscOus
.rond f0or and other rooms. unufnssi, can DO had
Apply - ~ cry Ha.lpiace my y
DOARDINC.-A few single gentlemen. or gentle
ID man and h, rIfe can ~ vol tccOmni Odatsd WIKI ni
of partial toerd st3 Ludlow place tHon.ion.Il corner
McDonssA ''
DOARD-Oas or Two gonLemen can haze p.sassn
ID looms ia quiet private house, with breakfast and tea
30 required The house - airy WIN bsh, NC inquire AZ
So Broadway, near tnion-Paft N.Y. ~
DOARD-Mar bee obtained bya gentleman and lady or
ID 81 gentlemen. the pleasantly and cent? ~ STU 81
house % Woo.ier-st between Canal aud 6fsnd so IL
SIMMER BOARD WANTED Within % miles
.@rvanf and Two children a aud years uil) Address
postpaid. r u a. no Office OF The Tnh'le my u
TWO OR THREE GENTLENLN oan be &C.
4 r0nIuodnfea with pleasant rooms WI OfenAiasl snd
FOL, D. required, 81 llj Chamher'-s' 'y' ou'eon- -
A slit OF ROOMS UNFtRNI-HED, VIII
\ marble manfs. % .et. 20 gentlemen, win OF VIVA
.nf board also rooms for gentleman WIN pHrha BOARD
A. 20 Amifysf desirable IocanOn, near me Lnsls
ground ON .iase foule ny -
(yrASTED-A young lady 10 board AMI eiic,i" IN
w The Fuslsu branches, French, mn'ic' drawing &c
Tan. moderate Address 3 A. tho Tribune ONE
some scaooi r4rltur- Tor sac NY y
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IO.Ipa nyKh AGAINST JAs8 HfgR-ssns ees-Ie Az
aTEk fos ksrssy sssso~sd y go go - =
,.t .ssb %. u oEos Ne csst q a. cosr
a go, 81 y ar az w., % saes u Asr.~J
Ikea So u PassUs>t sisa tssniy ss,s -, - -.
ho,.oL d saen ssrvss, sa< hyos - -
- .. .srs..s tastf sd sppy . Ne ..c -
.o-e. Yarn thsr-l lcs s.y o. Joy -
ases-< q ~ 60 a,l.iat-O.i>s ss~ rs,s c.y sys
- 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

HArNNVFD-B- re,rsciahe yosuz woman, sina-
w ,r - rr. .rI -ean.s-ress or fo ao -f clall.ei
r.. N.... .un- fn goa siofi s'auc" in me 'ft ~
B... of r.is-,nc- Apply a. J,5 sl.l'' t-tNc 80. AZ
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

SUICIDE A man whose name or residence cur
rcporter was unable 90 learn. found dead ON "a
day morning in Greenwood Cemetery with his eIans
blown on, and pistol lying near him Coroner la.
held All inquest on the body and the jury rendered
verdict IN accordance with the above facts II Is hoped
that the Bosrd Of Supervisors will attend To the spph
cation of our wothy Coroner (who Is always ready To
rlv, all the information which lies in his po"eI) ior
suitable Office for the performance of his duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

=. n continued rain. Since Saturday morning
-, had nothing nut cold, cherries dnzz.o-
,',,,s the streets keeping people away from church
"a ,,.kns 6rss a pleasant accompaniment A our
- va. a. chilly and sg.ty a. March, 20 our Nay is
.1,,,Ie I'D Tor the m--ia. showers.
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TIE Mosr ELFoAST.-GFeat imp'ovem'

Ts, Mosr ELEeAST.-Great Improvements
-. ro.r,ly been made in the style Of fitting up
,o for hsir dressing, shaving bathing ac-bV there
It'll step 10 advance Of anything That had been
- That step has been taken by our odtme friend
c,oser CrBIco, 81 his now establishment in French.
it,sl Frsnsiortst LuEurious chairs, -Pl, mid mir
,o,. beautifully painted ceilings, marble LAYING appara
-. r.zors keel as vii AID hand. light Sc laugh o..
,ta5hood-closn brushes .nt soft tender napkins-
nth the bahin adjoining and htied nap with AN
ou.,,s scnse oi convenience and comfort for tho on
,v,eni Of hi. Indispensable uHury-such are the e.o
..so,. Of George Cpnco'. new c,ta1i- ucr'.
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yk-ANTED-A persons DID, r'neinher ms, M" tlo.e'-
W i've rrr-y sri Broadway, DO very best place ~
Gee c-s f, procure ie.p ~ ersry descupuen-Sov>''
cham rrr.ad. aers. grcuu-. por'ers, itrm hNni'
I,... trors.v aiiss'ei testimonial. ot clarac'ef pr
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,T-AOPPOsITIOy BQAT.No Moogps

yslz<iN eosi % AtsiSY 4 10 o Z landing q Sew.
<s-z.<z7So arza, Posghksepsss, Ksgstoa snd COY
..ens Fare IS ess.--asgala days from sew.Yot.
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-28
Character.

There are weak minded and feeble
bodied individuals, who are never we'll,
and who never would be, if they could.
The doctor must call, the dranght must
be taken, and every friend must tell Them
on pain of serious displeasure, that they
look i'll, and must take great care of them
selves. 49, ss. .....
There are kind-hearted souls who can
never be happy unless they make others
so. Half dozen such as these in a
village, and scores in a town, do more
real good, and throw round more sum
shine, than hundred merely respecta-
Bile inhabitants. O, how l love to fall
in with such beings.
There are tattling gad-abouts, who can
no more withhold from the whole neigh
borhood anything they may happen to
know or hear; than cackling hen that
has just laid an egg. Be it true or false,
let it be good or evil, the story must be
told. Sorry | am that the tribe Of CAD
abouts is numerous one.
There are passionate persons so hot
and peperry. SO truly combustible, that a
word will throw them into blaze.
Whether the offence be great or small,
intended or accidental, it is all one; they
are like loaded guns; they go off when
the least thing touches the trigger. Of
such a one as this it was aptly said:
..He carries in his breast a spark of fire,
That any fool may fan into flame"
There are thoughtful men who remain
at home and grow wise, and there are
thoughtless wanderers who go abroad
and come back ignorant. 1t is not what
the eye sees, but what the mind reflects
upon, that supplies us with wisdom.
There are persons who, acting from
sudden impulse, make use of such strong
expressions upon trifling occasions, that
they find no suitable words for occasions
of importance. They know nothing of
the positive and comparative, but always
make use of the suerlative. The squeak
ing of mouse and the falling of a
church spire, would call forth the same
ejaculation.
There are busy bodies whose own bu-
siness seems not to be of half so much
importance to them as the occupation of
others; make much Of little things, and
do plentiful deal of mischief to all a.
round them. Some court them and
some despise them, but every one dis
likes them.
There are narrow minded men, aye
and women, too, who have humanity E.
nough to abstain from upbraiding the re-
ceiver of it.
There are grateful spirits, that, come
good or ill, are always ''singing Of mer-
cy." To them the heavens declare the
glory of God, and the earth isfull Of
the goodness Of the Lord. A spirit Of
this kind is worth a sea full Of sap
phires. Old Humphreys.