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There has been but slight variation in quotations
for public stocks according to the above comparative
satement but the fluctuations in the market do not
appear in these prices. During the past month, the
market fer government securities has been very much
sgitated by the exciting accounts from Washington
relative to the slavery question and United States Skies
fell of between one and two per cent and steadily
settling dswn, when large orders from Europe made
their appearance by the last steamer and the largo
purchsfes In the fullment Of these orders carried
prices up again Most Of these orders having been
tisded the market has become inactive and prices sp
pear to be falling back approximations entertained
here that the next steamer, perhaps the after
will bring out large orders from London to SELL in
sderaion Of the agitation Of the slavery question and
fears relative to the result We have doubt such
will be the effect abroad Of the present Of political
affairs in this country; and no say that these
fears without foundation fforeigners do not dis
pose Of large amounts Of American securities they will
be cautious enough not to involve themselves any deep
until this ell absorbing question is disposed Of in
mi
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BALLS.


ITO BALL CoNuI1TERs.-THE NEW ASSEMBLY
4 Roons In Chambers street, nest door 70 Burton
Theatre rsdy for occupation and
70 the notce 81 oemses particularly sdsptet for hrst
clss es an< recherche balls Thirty cosicns
be danced on The fecr he the extensive rremensde Ss
leriee present erxss feature spacious
unsev the popular direction % NJ Herbert we'll furnished
reception rooms ladies' and eentsnsn dressing hst
ard cloak rooms refrcshmert saloons hc
hiepti, sttsched en- the same noor Appy 70 Nh PEA-
COCK en- the prenises hsm 10 " tesleek daily. Terms
moderate.
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Totals. -. .s3lss.9A lGea G.SS l1as'
Total value Of exports for the month, sa,bos,ass
Nearly ons-hsif Of the aggregate was exported to
Great Britain and ireland France was our next best
customer and took nearly half million during the
month. The balance was distributed among all other
Points In small sums.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity OF
br.sdsuas exported from this port during the past
mouth distinguishing the destination Of shipments =;
rxpopr or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850.
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Totsls .... -. .5VaPD s,sH SNV X,1sz 81
An the wheat exported Canadian and most Of the
neur American. The shipments Of corn In February
we're comparatively larger There were ise puncheons
IL corn meal, shipped TO Danish West Indies not
named In the above list.
IN. ANNEXED table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this mar
ket az the respective periods named
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OBLIGATIONS.

ITO LAwYTRs.-NO. g, VOL, a. or HOwARDs PRAc-
tcs Reports Just received, tanning eight
81 practice decided By the Court Of Appes tbs
January terms va,sstie rurber the profession
- ccr,sss-L Carer hsfs shirley, ks'nhursa Reyisv
Naus story Of nan Quarterly neve-;a White LADIES'
Place. Chsmbers Journals Coueicp of the gswsiu Exyp
do 81 Iays Excursion, pnsrs~n; G. Water seenerp.
Scene IN Court Louisville Courier, Nstursiists
Note Bob Beavers Frassrs nsE.,ine Putshsd weekly
sold ~ Dewitt and Dsvsspert Tubpns Bailaipss Ny
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s;:si:, WI Il ! pubic .ssS:a x.as:.$sy.
sa.lf r: G sSrs
The order rsplese with every
'ss
S Ss hss
ssn sdns II, .svS and 9ssTDsd
s:rs: wSh ss h a.. 81 sSs
nue. sre.G.sS line stage: .sd q the ssrmisa:
New H.ysp and s.lsn R..ro.ds seem. e dsnsaa Also,
between Fourth Madison avenues distant eighty wss
& he ssps d ass
SSss Ss q ssy.
desp. distant hundred eighty i've fee, sss Of
feet S lie on .Ss sixth
I'D street Also four los on The north ,i: Of
sixh avenue and adjoining the sts Also four lots
Sar shs @ ss the saS the
and sixth street lots Terms easy and made known
W. BROWN, AUoTIoNEER-oEsTEEL HOUSE
-: hold Furniture wsans,day. March g. A. 10 o'clock.
ssoy ss f IN he sSs
sIseing carved ssfs: and Chairs Tables French plate
csss. YsSssiry ana BrU...s Carpet. OIL Cloths %sS.ssay
sns ro,svSes s,ss.d hair na' Ts sss oia
Kitchen uteps Ne Catalogue, now ready A. the Auction
thirty Sip s,Sefn and bsns .siss Ron,
IL o'clock. At the Merchants Exehange;rnrse brown
front Boutes Twenty third street. between seventh
ard Eighth avenues syss deep with all tbs podern i'm
proveent sx Lots Thirytsu srest. bet seen Sc
and Eighth each Is feet wide by half block
deep Lot Thirty fifth street. between Ninth aud
Tenth 25ssS9 lot Bank street No. 6s
Bseeter :e,so t.o Lots on Sins arst street betwssn
Fourth snd rinh avenues each 256x0oS This property 4.
ell in fee Terms LIBERAL and made Known at the time Of
sale
by LEWIS N0RTINoRE--sroRy 1s7 CHATHAM
ID street. -Pswnbrohers Sale This, ssroh 9Th. ~ 10
o'clock large assortment Of Unredeemed Pledges via;
Mems and Wonens wearing Apparel Blankets Qnilts, ne
Watches Jevelry nc. By order Of a. Goodman 81 Cenre
street. hes's Clothing at half past oeiookz
WARREN GILBERT AUcrIoNEER, WILL orFER
w 81 Junction sale Thurs o, N erning o. ~ cioct
the furniture fixtures stock lease
Prince Hotel opposite Niblos Garden without re-
serve, 10 the highest bidder.
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ALL.-FoRsALE. THEvELL-KyowN
AVA and popular establishment known As Montagne dal
situated IN Court street immediately Opposite the Guy
hail. in the city Of Braokyn having been abhed by its
present proprietor two and doing SAFE Drotbis
business this house consists OF first class in
the basement; bsr-reoms N60 feet principal hoor
also spacious ballroom 40xso supper room 4Ox53
feeti with dressing aud dra attached all the
same foot Furnished Throughout in the convenient
And f hionahle style The Ear is well stocked with
and liquors Of the finest quality and If the choicest
braT ds aud eyerJ fixture
also in this Hall the Post Office, and several odd Fellows
Iodges as ALEC other societies This house ed 10
throu bout in the ssg aud being
also tupplisd with abundance of pure
throughout with This 10 the principal public in
the city Of Booyp and receives and commands the chief
patronage Of the city and the adjoining towns as the
public bpsnsss the county Of Kings At the
City aa directly opposite large majority Of the balls,
pubic cnners and concerts given this houe
has On excessive permanent the and
restsurant This establishment with the fixtures
ture good will and stock with eight years unexpirei lease
from he FIRST Of May ill he cold liberal easy
terms by apply ing to the proprietor David H. HEne
kontague Hall Court street. SIT Fulton srsst, Brooklyn
The only for selling is that the
Injured on The hh Of December last and disabled
ate ndng to the business AL comunca atoms (pos raid
addressed David H. Baires, Montague Hail. Brooklyn
will receive immediate at enton, particulars given
Posfessi N given mmeSia ELY.
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~ AT klLLING..-h GRAND RAT MATCH. Will
~ tatt Tlstt 20 ~ sstson street. rhursdAy tvening
ais oescb ~ithout ts vi there vi Se Two o. thres
Luhstso fas ssugh.erd
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AmUSE mE NTS.
ROwEKY -wEpNrsDAY IyENrNo

RowERY THEATRE WEDNESDAY, IvRNINo.
.l,y.ss stone SsSss sns .a
sd'S o. A,ds assisted BY the pepyiE
ysosa, W e. SiS SsS frsss
y Ms conclude With TIE Ssie asaA a.'s 81
s sr ss' Ss.. Sss' 2s W. bg
= Denim Doors open 81 I; curtain rises at hafpast
CHANraAop NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s ss s sl 81 NV
s. y T a:.i YEAS sss. sSs
sGs NJ jefferson t.y srs p.G s lisa s.Ss. Meadows
WILD Ducxs-ssrgeant Robert Mr. Elton; Mons Pinsen
o'eloes ferfoimsres eo1meoae :. IL ocoes.
MITcnELL's OLYMPIC rarATaE-FAREwELL
= ssp se $ass' Es$iis, Ey:T.
5 Dsss.;: s%S Si,.ss:
sea9is' Mr. ss ss"Sf ~ !SaS q
core aas wish SApohIoss ohp
Gr Mo psoni Me'anie Hsvrssck. Miss Ncknson e
RAENCSs AMERICAN AusEUx--F. T. BARNUA.
sonsay 1850 ssnSS G IN
TIE afternoon at ard evening At o'clock Ne engage
sai fshi Tisn He appears a. ossh psrs
g.; s1s s%s.ns = Tsny
n rrhsla Eoss Warden carh and Higgins Misses stan
tss,sss. and fsnsgnipss Chart aud Dwarf
sTs ana co.mors%ss ssds%e Rockwell FORTUNE Tsiisr
ehildrss under zen Year, l2k cepts
RsaAuGe MUSEUM PaILa DELrHIA,-.wEEK CON-
- los, March lh.- cNDERsLLA the bright and psrti,
ia.ns
~; Also, IN afternoon ayaro Oxygen asrosoops
':s
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TOBN T. ROLLINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OOARDlN0.


A SINGLE GILMAN GENTLEMAN VISITS A ROOM
"A with breakfast and tea In private family -bere there
street location near The fulton Ferry in Brocsyn sei
b preferred References exchanged by addressing Boz lss
A GENTLEMAN AND ms WIPE. ALSO rsw SIN,
board private family where there but few bosris
FURNISHED PARLoR AND BEDROOM TO LET,
room ar. in prvste family and in IN. location in
y as5,n,ss naa,r .r, Ss,ss one ss
let 70 single gentleman only.
cARp.-A PRIVATE FAMILY. WITHOUT SMALL
ssrss Z. BrsGsr nsss =. a; ID. ssrs,' q s's.s
the desirable locations In Brcotyn Terms moderate
Fer further Information, spply .. this once.
RoAEpIs o..oENTEEL AccosnopArIoNs ros
Brose sway, rest1oor 70 the ST. Charles
BOARDING. A REsPEcrApLE FAMILY IN Ia.
ID vicinity Of Grove and Hudson streets would be willing
that thsv rooms psrior snd bedroom
Address O H. r., Herald ofhee.
DoARD IN JERSEY crTY-eooD BOARD CAN m
%, ,s ns rom the r,s ..
for single gentlemen Early application necessary
bs.rd.r sss in he nsssoihscd q sessssr ssa Houston
s erred T. xs ss i s: % H. sS once '"
T,IRNAN BOARD AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN
VI wishes 70 ge. board the hrst Of Nay in some family
rhs.. nothing German \ gohsn % hat Be- may Learn 70
Once, stating terms ard locality.
DOB OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK FREScB.-A
NJ French family, having furnished 70 spsre would
s s, ". r r.s.se s.rs s.. 70 lessons shsa
extra charge address r at The once Of IN. paper
xUAsTID-BoARD, IN SOUTH BROOKLYN or JER-
. for sns hi. wiz ana a two children Assr.
II. L., ct This once.
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aDyEgYISEfEsTs REsEwgp sVERY Ear
SALES BY AyCTIOS.


-SrspeTs 10 .4Svetssements by Masl uss 5e poe
Ped, they sosI not be taken from the Poa Once.
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VINO ~ T~GLvnTREEf WHATS MIS- PLANT
w Ia rather likt ~ see the mas.
J~eivetrse, Madam, yyu may dtpend,
IL ind ed. the ladies' friend.
He has rafe elsdsore v sshfnr dagG

ana wives ana hvshsnds hourly nns his praise.
The s~e Of pamphlet. teaching hsw lady do the
vshss ~ ter family IN hour without help and without
ruth fr lees than sis cents H. 90 enornou. and
mstrg fsttuss rapidly. that shall tetre from
tus Ths therefore, " sve notice those Ia
who % not 80 YET pamphlet that early app-
cstor y desirable they Ne late obtain ons
ierure thsy v lament 70 TIE latest % their esis-
tenes. On Sud foaf by m. yeu Will rec.,ve svsry
se,ess n. uen w ,turh Ne pssticulas call send
Ncsh
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rPEClAL aUvsCED .

NNNNNNeNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NN'N NNNNNNNN
o. OF o. F.-16E h. " GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
New York will hold special Session ct the Grand
Lodge Room Nptiorsl HAL Canal this evening, to
receive and act petitions G Charters &c. BY order
BENJt sir !. PiNrI. Grand Secretary.
INTENSITY OF NEW fOkS-AEDICAL DEPARr-
ment-The annual con ucsnent Of the nedical De-
partBent II the Upycruity VAL held Friday evening"
March at Z. o'clock IN the Chap 81 the University,
Washington Square. The address - the Graduates will be
delivered by Professor Deksor The profession public
generally respectfully invited Attend S6y order Of tho
Faculty. JOIN a. ONsfte Nd Secretary.
vN0 BUILDERS--A PATTY ABOUT TO ERECT A
i building to cost hty thousand dollars WOULD like to
receive the address Of builder Of rsspopsbty and with
means No other need Address j. O., box 49, Post
Once.
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TUITION.
TUITION.
GLASSES COMMENCE THIS DAY.-TRRMs REDUCED

ALIASES COMMENCE THIS DAY.-TRRMs REDUCED
" ter month only, to one half the usual charge.
81 10 for the course Of ten Lessons Of hour each and
ssfsctory improvement guaranteed to pupil Hours
Of ptt,uction-Lades At ii o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock
r. ~ daily. excepting Saturdays Gentlemen. at s. and
o'clock n Private instruction given at all other hours
Curing the day. just published smAl edition Of Gem, Of
Fenpanshp price 81 60 Gold Pens, manufactured exclu
GNey Tor the subscriber with improved silver holders and
pencils sttached, price IS OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH,
?s9 Broadway. first corner above the Irving House
ECUBLIC SPEAKIN G-NEuBERS OF THE BAR
CergyGen and othert instructed privately in Elo-
oution, by Burrows Atken, Professor Of the Art
principle which hines with cradle ties de-
iects OF speech assists the memory and facilitates the de-
veinIepent OF argument extemporaneons Mr.
Atken be his residence No 81 Chambers street.
between the hours Of Z and o'clock Y. n.
NREE CLASSES FOR THE VIOLIN AND FLUTE ARE
for giDners Friday evening o'clock, Tor
gents and Saturday At o'clock for boys the Musical
Academy 6 Allen street, Also instruction the Piano
Guitar, 40.
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EoR khRsEILLFs-TBE sUFg2iOR FRENCH BRIG
Il JEah GEORGES I4gt. lttsuHa For freight, apply
to BOYD HfsCKEh.
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ITALIAN oPFkA.-AsTOs Place, BELOW EIGHTH
streetThuIsday evening. aarah - asst Opera Night
Whep hozsrts grand orers OF Dos GIOVANNI will be per-
form ed for the HUueit Dr. Max kareIek
Prices eff adm ifse iDr this only Boxes and Par
quet So; Amphithestre o. GEMS.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLACE.-0RAND
Amateur performance for DE benefit OF ths New York
Volunteer Associs Fund Iuestas March l2th 1880
Tickets 81; for sale a. the papa Hotels Of the city.
DAkORAkA OF THE GOLD hfs IS OF CALIFORNIA.
Il -Emnert 4 Peuhsld's foggns Panorama of the Gold
Mines. en- cling viewe Pacific San
Francisco. and the various and mining districts of Ca
hiorhia exhibiting Washington Ua sos Broadway
three doors above Niblo's n0rs at 7-exhbition
commences at ~ oeicek r. X Adratsnoe 81 cents child
half prioe.
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DAssACE FKoH PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Sternfhip NEW NohAn Tickets Tor passage In the
above thp. which will leave iansrEa the Let Of April
he had apIl ca'isu ne Ofaee 81 hesrs NOSES
TAYLOR and Co, NO "a south street Tse Now World viii
aotomme date lafFe rNshr aud from her
graz reed. ~ eos harnf hasc4 wll msse the
" from ten 70 twelve dava W. n. BROWN.
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sssIPViao.

One Of the ships Of THE hue viii sa Saturday the
th April and leaving liverpool Wednesday the
18th a Lay SUD another N f heras for Liverpool
Saturday The ilth Of MAY anc liverpool Wednesday, The
th ssy An experienced snrsso ~ be attached 70 sssh
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WALLHALLs, Sc CANAL sTREIr-LAsTIN0 Sue
w Of unrivaled at this classic
pie 81 ArTer Of the beautiful ladies the world
hbit living pictures and statues and variety Of
Open every Sieht TX O'clock Extra
every "Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock
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rlrHEcr0H LfNE FOa san FRANCISCO. VIA CaA-
Il gree Ih' stesushI Cukh kks ell sau from Pier
Ne. North hfef for ChaFFc Ffday March 18th.
oeioct prscfely TIE ss-tihp Ptiiadeipha r succeed
the thsreste leaving stturdsv. I'D At oclock Fns
viii tses thft isEaas tasfi the dag prsvious.
BORIaKD a AsPISwALL.
noe ~ sol q ssufh street.
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A SINGLE oIRxAN GENTLEMAN wIssrs ROOM
n with hreshfast and in private family ~ere theirs
no other boarders Location above Canal
street. location the Fulton Ferry In Brooklyn. vo
be preferred References exchanged by addressing Box y5
New York Pest Ofice
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-05

Under their plan. slI
questions being ssi,Ied
IN : spirit Of mutual con.
cession and compsomiss,
there win Be general &c.
quissence. ifno, ssiisf,e.
Ition ; and the whols
county will enjoy once
more The blessing Of DO.
nestic peace, concord,
snd rseosseilistion.
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Thy oder snens.
neniss which via maj.
ne recovery Of fugitive.
'nore s6sctusl. ana I,
shs ssns iirne, h kk.
ksssd, wM " ssssr.lI,
ssilasrsosy 70 ths Nonk.
They Psoposs 70 n.
ferdIet he slave irsdsin
the District, and 10 I<,,,
slavery thsre undis,urb-
ed.
They psoposs 10 ID.
just ell Eve Of them On .
bass which, II y eons.
IDENTIFY believed. 10 jus,.
fair. and honosshse, and
|~iii Be- sa.isfaesory % he
people Of the Uni.ed
States.
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Thsiss psspa.-s~,.
usnens q he bouna,,,
qorst,on, and. b<ip, -,
sied. q civil oar -
TEXAS would h. sssf,.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-05

They o6sr the slirs
branch Of peace. hsrmo.
~, and srsnqulity.
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That of the Commit.
tee also proposes the ad-
mission Of CaIifornia as
Z State. ~
They also propose
non-inseryeniion as to
slavery.
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nicTlI lgEfEHlz.sl
fhni i 70 ~. Aat Ne
hall nsxlsa = sze<4lr
the stliyxEseu Il - u
nised etastS = ~ txssty
of Hds 81 = -
xsrn skoss wkoun - ~
bond 10 gov<m-krx<
skszn wish<zps - -
Ssct,on 81 the eivii -.
lhorify 81 sny G<n<ral
6evsEu.<nt -issss U.
tsh without any Koxern-
n~ns q Ell. bot shsl
whieh Ibs MoFuo<< nsJ
i.ssissss-ssd kane n.
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MEDICAL REcEIprs.-Weare indebted
to Doctors Paige and Nichols, of the
New York Sunday Mercury, for the fol-
lowing new medical receipts. No GER
tificates of astonishing cures" are
given-so we are inclined to believe the
prescription worth following
To sharpen the Appetite-swallow a
MILESTONE.
To give tone to the Stomach-Get it
lined with bell metal.
Toprevent the Tic-dollar-owe-Neyer
run in debt
For a tightness Of the Chest-First
get your heart open with. some mild
charitable laxatiye, and the lid to your
chest will open easily.
For the Neuralgia-Cease taking too
much of the old-ralgia-
To cause a White-swelling to disap-
pear-Cover it with shoe blacking OF
Japan varnish.
To prevent the Hair from turning
grey-Make up your mind TO dye.
For Cataract-Darn your eye.
For a Felon-Arrest and imprison
ment.
] For Fits-Consuls our tailor.
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Who will complain that he is more in
audable than the grass-hoppere
Man has another compensation IN
the fneness of his ear. Dugald Stewart
remarked of the warbling of birds, that
it gives pleasure to none of the quad
rupeds-; nor is it even certain if the
music Of one species gratifies another.
Who ever heard a sparrow pause in his
impertinent chirp because a lark sprang
wavering into song above his head
There is no reason to suppose that the
owl considers his hooting in any degree
less agreeable than the chant of the
nightingale. If, therefore, We have a
fainter tongue, let US look for and find
our balance IN mUrs sensitive hooring.
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Chain Of Compensation.

have been impressed by a remark
Of Professor Wilson, in Mills's History
of India, [says Mr.. Willmott, in his
journal Of summer residence in the
country,] that the people who declaim
against the tyranny of caste should
recollect Its compensations. The eau
ton need not be limited to the Hindus.
Whatever be the varieties Of human
states aud fortunes, some delicate turn
of the balance makes them equal. The
scale is in the hand Of God. The thrush
sings in the cottagers garden, and the
skeleton hangs behind the gold tapes
try. Even the mute creation clears up
dark passages in the economy Of the
intellectual. For one gift bestowed,
another Is taken away. The bird Of
paradise has coarse legs. The eye OF
the bat Is too weak for the gloom It in
habits; therefore the sense of touch is
quickened; it sees with its feet and
easily and safely guides itself in the
swiftest fight The sloth has = similar
provision. Look Ut it on the ground,
and you wonder 1t the grotesqne freaks
Of Nature; but follow it up a tree
watch it suspending its body by the
hooked toes and swinging from bough
to bough, and you perceive its organiza-
ton to Be exactly suited to its wants.
Paley notices the Same principle Of
compensation in the elephant and the
crane. Tho short unbending neck Of
the l1rst receives . remedy in the flex-
ibIe trunk the long legs Of the second
enable Il 10 wade where the structure
of its feet prevents it from swimming,
= Tho changes of light and shade are
tempered to insect sensibility. In the
deserh Of the torrid zone, the setting
sun calls up myriads Of little creatures
that would perish in its full brightness;
While IN the vintry solitudes Of the
north, sunset Is the signal for repose
Tho lessoa Of compensation is taught
BY the humming Of flies along thu
hedge. The nutferer Of day has nj
reason 70 complain Of the shortness o
ID life. Il was = thought Of Male
branche, that The ephemera may regar(
: minute Is We look upon > year. The
delusion b its recumpense.
And II we turn . the history. and
fortunes Of mon, long series of bal
snces keeps opening on the eye. The
ear alone might b . motto fue an essay
In South America = cicada u heard l
mile; Z man only I few yafds. KIRBY
has cslculatsd that if the vuics in
creased II volume propoftiouablY q the
.s,> - H. 3o4v - xv.snDd vnars,sSX -,
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A Wis est par lie present donne tous ccus
n que celia peut pourrait concerner, que
coniormemen, un ordre emane de Honorable
Cour de District du Quatorzieme Distrc; Judi
clare de lEtat de Ia Louisiana, en- date du 9eme
jour d 0ctobre, 1919, ct moi adresse, une as,
semblee des creanciers de Ia succession de A. b
ROBERTS, deceds. scra tenue pardevant le
soussigne, au magasin de Sanderson II Henni-
gan, a Pa,iersonvillle, dams cette paroisse, IL
SAMEDI, lc30ene jour de Mars proclaim, 1850
10 heures du matin, aim fixer les terInes de Ia
yente de In succession susdite.
]. A. DUMARTRAIE, Recorder.
Ste. Marie, IS Fevrier, 1850
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PARATONNERES.

II E soussigne, nnporteur dc Paraionneres per.
II fectionnes en- usage en- Europe ct an nord
des Etats-Unis, otfre service aux habitans des
Atsakapas.
II accordera, pour lc paiement le temps ct le
credit qui conviendront aux achcfcurs.
Lui ecrire son domicile ci-apres: il Sc rem
dra sans delai pres de ceux qui voudraicnt lem
ployer MAGLOlhE DELHAfE. :,
Bureau de n Posse Charenton, Indian Bend.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

TvHE undersigned, who has impaired into this
j country the improved Lightning Rods which
are now in use in Europe and in the Northern
States of the 6sisn. offers his services to the
citizens Of Attakapas.
T. The terms Of credit which may suit purchasers
Will be res1ily granted. -
On information being given to him be viii at
tend without delay on persons wishing to engage
him. ~ MAGLOIRE DELHAYE.
Charenton Post Office.
indian Bend, Aug. q, lsa9--ly
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PRESERVES &c.

DEST WEST INDIA PRESERVES
ID Guava Jelly, Marmalade, Ginger, Pine Ap-
PIES true Chocolate, and Fruits preserved in their
own juice, imported direc. from Havana by DR..
Wm. Rahe, and ic. sale at III. store OF
Feb IL CHARLES RABE.