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K a hfNF, Aucuo, Ger.
40 Mnltnsnee.s Sal.

cfelegsut Furniture Plano Fo,te Hlr-ofs OF p.i,,
tngs &C a. Auction. To MORROW Fndsy Al lo,'elS.s
MS5q 8roAdwsy between LeoUAo snd EoArlin,.-R
c KEMP Iel ssa1ovs. by order % Mortgssa@. "a
otNe-s W rona g upv concern srge and vAaso- .,.or
neut o. Rosewood snd Nsho. snV Farnure ~ The var,
hest us NV cou.su 81 roseWOod 1.OcIave Piano frs
several fre oips'nugs rosewood psror 'UrLNure COW
cred M cn ssr RfOcsiee csrved mahogany tofss ats
stete easy ard psrlor chNrs mahogany nod hair sasf
chairs various pste-rt ~ood and mshogSny caosr
spG pier tables with msrhe topA age French PAL. mr
rcrs CipanIines extension dtniug tables, hoNt cAses
wardohes roseN oca snt painted cAEmb-f rnitur. -
suite. mahogany Sra wslnut Fenrh aud cNsgage bed-
seGc > marble too dressing hu ard Washssnds a
Cether " n genera assortment ~ household mrllrrs
hair ugtraosE Sc whcH are well WORTHY of the sU.o.
ton 81 housekeeoers Catalogues On The mon ing ala
Goods purch 20 20 OF the city, can be PACKED ~
shipnrg sta resscpshle charge. OF they remsn a.
n he ffst ~ Msy free of charge A2tlr
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ATPRIVATE SALE.-The valuable

properly sused the south cas-. corner OF PM sui
BToomeIiR, consisting Of Brewery. two mar houses
stable and coach hQpGs dwelling house; ana olr io'l OF
grourd etch = feet by 40 feet IN depth the brewery
and 40 malt houses fron Broome al and idiog an
OF I'VE feet wide, ~hich entrance 10 me
Office n feet IN FROM The esGiery mal house with
The sbe and cosch house 100 fest 10 depth and the
brewery Bnd other ms house 80 feet deep, the vel
ing house situated The IL feet 'front.' and with
the wing extends 90 fest Pttst, with Kitchens ant
cesS under - whole house, the stable Is IN the rear,
an from Piti-st and Will accommodate fge
hOfses with three four carriages In the Brewery over
le0,O barrels OF ale have been annually manufactured,
and he two malt houses capable OF making p zoo bush
eisofmait annually Underneath the malt houses, dwelling
house sud Brewery are deep and commodous subcelsrs
for the Of manufactured stock The above prop
ertY viii he sold favorable Twothirds OF the
purchase money remsn on bond and mortgage for
number yesrs; also, the above property VIII he eX
charged for productive property IN tue City Of NswYnrk
BrooAyn or Wilsmsburgh For price and further par
uc3lsp sppiy 10 ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
BfoadtL AL lw
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EVAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL 70

Il BOYS a. SING SING Rev. JOHN ?. LuhDf VII
open school for Boys 90 Monday, May p lnum1er I'm
lied 10 spg Sing Circulars conLainng ter rs aac
references be hsd Of PERSON, Is Hammond
o. or ALFRED EDWARDS, IL Pearl a.. Az TuThSS'
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SARFNTS or GUARDIANS inquiripG

Il Tor sOARDiNG SCHOOLS sfe respectfully solicit
10 address the subscriber Principal Of he ALLENTOWN
ACADEMY, Lehgh Co, Pa Tue Aanna OSuIos,
', N b. refnrnel lal4 Inn ROaERF Z CAANDLEN-
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

ROAKDING AND DA StdUOb
FOR voure Ladies' No 80 Orang e-st, OF Henry
Brookvn This institution (which has seen m successhi
operation for thirteen yras) will commence ne sumner
Term on "wednesday. the 23d OF Apn, i35l
sla o. SARAH NJ DEMARESF, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

KEEPER OF THE CELLS-Mr. Ackerly having
refused 20 give up his Office 10 Mr Dkea an recently
elected application tie subject was made by lasr 70
The Trusees De was referred % Ae SaPsTyls1rs
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BOARD OF SUrERvIsoRs- Wednesday The
hin of 40 of The Sheriff 500 Of The County Clerk and
sewers email bile ordered To be paid as alsp wSs
that Of the Boomingaae Asylum for board. &c, OF MIRA
Am Smith
resolution wac offered for inquiry into the proprey
efincressng the pay Of the OsIc Attorney aac giYlug
Also a resolution aulhorlsng Register 10 recopy 10.
deXes Rlso Of inquiry for printing indexes OF CONVEX.
index Of records Ia The SuTrogale's Office
resolution was ADOPTED for paying Police Justices and
Cleris tor services on sundsys
A petition wss received from Asses'o o. Eleventh
Ward for Increase Of pay Adionred'o Wedneiisy next
FALSE PRETENsEs--A female named Ann
Fsrnhsm was ysso,dsy arrested on complaint If Asnnng
FreemsG grocer Of NJ lji G,teu wch 81, wnJ charges
ihst The acu.ed repre.ertd To- him hat sh- The
yanl Of of his CUSTOMERS uAmed Mary Burns and CA
ihs representation obtained qusuliy ~ ocet@s "hch
she directed ~ be charged - hs bnrus IL subsequently,
appeared that the sseWen false she ~ss taSea De-
fore Jusiee McGTsh and locked up for examination.
RuN OyER-A female named Hannah Maho-
rev wee run by horse and cart IN sOu.h 81 near
Pesi snp. She was taken 10 The Ci'y Hospital
FlRgs-At O'Clock Yesterday morRing a tire
broke out fourth story OF the building 80 Reonts
occupied by Lewis tsman as manutscofy OF clgsrs'
matches 1s The flames were eXingushed before much
ana sre Srose out Al he same the grocery OF Geo
Bu, corner OF Roosevelt AID Batavia ss, which aus
hlued considerable damage.
DEATH BY AroPLENY An inquest was held
YESTERDAY ats RooSevet upon body OF an unknown
nan about so wears OF age VINO found yiuS dead upon
the nOor he had occupied duruS he nishI
verdict OF eslh by apoplexy wSs rendered
COLLINS AND The CUNARDERS-As the iate
remarkable passage Of the Pdc6c hiss been the towns
tAs fos come DAYS. the following pstlcuisrs may 10
worth reading Ia TAs TibasS fess Of lhe same sorI
VIII be AnIiousy LOOKED for during the ensuing summer
The Paelfc sAled nom New York Tor Liverpool on inc
Esd March aud arrived her return on The i9h April
The asa sailed ON New Yors for Liverpool the 25h
March and srrved back on the .5d April, each hsyIns
convicted The voyage Ia their fNcafl-egaf diys tne
asa made the thoT1es ruR Eastward and me FOe 'he
shor,rst WeswAd he former Was 10 days hours sad
some minutes the lsler 10 days hours sud son MIN
.tes veaa tHt CHSoNlCLER.
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wv W SHisLgY Alcron-er
TAIN Hf-, -.

ssle OF ,o Pzir i'Fs by Coates oth~rs rev 49, a.
cord hand Fam lf-. Ac to sfvNrcrs fkiOAY -
o. a. 10 ociccE Att- store iei ~ fr ca,l -st
fne- - ~, st-sds s.ll- cnsrs marble toa lsA.. -
boards bat stands of. cloths e. Des'-rs I'D Co..
viii 90 wei. TO aIend Also, rev bsss.els tsoe r.ss
for $50 IA .u,s
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CITY ITEMS.

RRsPITE-Csrnley, convicted Of the murder,
bOt Of Deyst., has been respited, ION application
sf Mr.. Clinton, his counsel with aview to appeal
to eth June.
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EwEs.sTREET-A culvert is 70 be placed IN
der his street 70 carry Of lbs wafer through Moore-sL
UEIoE AvENUL-Mr. Hunt, proprietor South
ToSrtbsreet onnibuses, hAs Obtained leave plank or
pave his ire intersection with So1Ih Fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

CHARLES SCRIBNER has Just pub
OHsled HURRYGRAPHs. or sketches Of Scenery Ca-
lebiiues aIo -ecsW Taken rom lie, by Parker WI
De-. lvol 1.no No portion n this book hss appeared
in Mr. Wills works previously published
ALSO NV EDITIONS
RURAL LETTERS and other records OF Thoughts a.
Le.sule- embracing Letters rom under Bridge. Open
AK " -'us- 10 tie Civ Invalid Rambe 10 Germany Let
ters from Wseriug Places Sc. &c. vol limo.
PEOPLE HAVE NIT. o. Pictures Of Society and
People OF Nark-cTawn glder lhn veil q hclon-0y NJ
2. wills vol I2no
LIFE HERE AND THERE. or sketches % SOCIETY and
AdYeInre a. fer apart times and llaces-by n T. wilma
lvcL 1-nO.
NINTH TH0JetND
REVFRIES OF z BACHELOR. or Book OF the
H-srt-hy tx Marvel. Ilust afiOns by barley. I T0i-
LIMO.
G = VIII publish on Saturday. 18th inst
THE FRUIT GARDEN h. Bsrry-with $50 C1is
vol emo. CHARLES SCRlBNER, 50 PARK Row and
Na-.su.sL a4 IDSltW
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THE NATIONAL POLICE GA
d ZETTE OF this week is now ready, and among
great other items Of interest contains the snsyef 10
the often asked question OF Where's WIke" AMI flll
report 81 the bse won; the Lowell minister; the Orury
ual the Breach 0f Promise case AZ Winamsblrgh+ Lie
Insurance &C. &C as well A. ils usual amount OF Foreign
DOlDcstc Cruiul News Co p1ndeuce from al
paris chapter IN lie lite of John Long, The Bngand,
which 90 draws 10 conclusion increases in Interest
TIE excitement of te preceding number 10 su on us n-
crease sod by all News Agents, Dealers aud NewsbOys
every Whee AID stle oce l0s Nassau 81, az only icents
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MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN.-

MIN 40 I z IIAl1Ll1 DNOOhLl n. =
w Positively ihs lsst Concerts Of Tue Real Dsrsiss
fom he South Oh THJ RSOAY sni FRIDAY. 1lta I'd
-lh April The Oldest - a. ish-d NEGRO BASO ir -
woid-OfgHized l544l Prior Their departure Tor tle
Nofo'sF sir Tb- Resl Sane OF Sable Harnoul,ts -1c
ssuGg Of rine real Negros Of s9ug boh vOcs 40 nara
,-uls whose Concerts csve Os-r ful and fasbonsbv a.
Gended 10 al me prncps. ciues "a The Vest ard Sllb
consisting o. ARA arc sOngs Refrsrs Qus-.et-s -
dies from he Opera 6lretCueG S1os Dances togst-ar
vita truthful De ioesuon Of he l. gh saades s
Ethiopian Race il wsch hey not sxce.iea bv suy
Band OF Musueis. Admission - eens Doors o5-n a.
u, 10 commeree ais. MI }. c. BENSON. Manager.
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y. COTTON. AufHouoots
ENU K NIT L K T. --Genteel Household
4 Furniture WIS DAY rhursdsy Apfil - a. 10
o'clock it2 0re~nes near Prince the entire Furn.
~ the fsmiy removing. snd ~ilt consist In part u
sofas divsus pier ceutrr. card and dining tables rier
glss dsmHsk window curtains shades, mshogaay chairs
Eosir- 90. French hrdsrsts, dress snd psn bar-als
solar snd hail lamps rireudoes hat stands beds ard h4k
ding bedroom hrniure. liable cutlery, China snd esu
ware stoves. Kitchen furniture &c. &c sac positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

Run OyER-A female named Hannah Maho-
rev we run by horse and cart IN sOalh ct near
Peeh clip She was taken 10 the Cily Hospital
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DEATH BY AroPLENY An inquest was held
YESTERDAY Ro sevet upon The body OF an unknown
nan sbou so wears " age found yiuS dead upon
the oor of The rocm be occupied durug The night
verdict of deslh by spoplexy WAS rendered
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TUPPER'S COMPLETE WORKS.

n f. HUrLER { co, % Mioorst Phiisde phis,
will publish on SATURDAY, The 26tb met,
THE CROCK or GOLD-TiE TWINS AND
HFART-keing volume OF the works OF NJ Arsin
FafouhU Taper This edition IL revised by Mr. TupPef
and has bis sanction and approval
Tbe series viii be complete IN four volumes duoioc mo,
OF about 600 pages and will NJ accurately printed 90
fne paper ana bound In ,stGnlid muslin One OF lac
volumes will coItsn portrait OF tue author and view
OF Alhufy. his residence The volumes will be sold sep
aratey or 10 sets. -
The second vnlunme contsri'g AN AUTHORS
MIND PROBABILITIES AID MiSCELLANlES, vii
be published The Isl day oi May. -
The third and forth volume. containing BALLADS,
POFMS SONNErS. PRONCR8IAL Philosophy,
MODERN PYRAMID, &C, will be Published On ln- t'o
OF MAY. a. avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

Ise al ali ne Penodicsl DepOt. Fgbucslon Once 80
Anu-sL
CONTENTS.
FIRST PACE.-An OFT siua story, entitled The Yankee
Trnc-rF or Money Graft Rewarded The United STATES
and Macedonian; The Funersl Of Byron Scotch Tnnf :
Got 10 Friend
sFcoND PACE International TOsdysm Ths High
Dickey: The HsifsK Prison; Alarming Indications
Schools IN Bavaria French Lover Woma1s De
vice Robbery by Cboroorm Early kising stllner
Editorial Breviue.; Literature Of tbs Papt; How Con
s'aes made hs first Levy 5Iech; Flowers 10 the Sick
Room; Bar Costume. NaiOnAl Bsromsi@r; The FAX
Movement: Terrib p Scene; Suspicious Case, Hun
drea Yeas Ago; Court OF Errors; SIring OF Jokes
California Correspondence
THIRD PAGE The Great Storm City Whiluings; MIS-
celsneous Paragraphs The LghtHouse MlaorG
Ledge uususIed New-YorE Gossip foreign Items;
ROI At Milwaukee.
FoURTH PACE.-Chps from me Library Wallets and
Esirbys; Humorous Heading; Choice Miscellany, The
Boy wlh the Fiddle the Gpsey IN the Thorn Bush Kit
North, Business Notices, &c &C sS 2tls'
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GOAL AFLOAT.-Si so per Ton
" The subscriber lsndiog Black Heath snd L.
ph stove and Range coal which he offers FOR s.e NJ inc
above low prices delivered from tbs vessel or per ion
n rsscreened, from the yard. JAMES l., WORTH "A
ROADWAY. and Fourth, cor Thompt0n. e<lI
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THREATEN, Chambofs-s..
lARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

10 conss oueuce of the great enthusiasm with which
tbst des hui Comedy the SERIOUS FAMILY, has been
rec, wed IL will be- repeated Ibis evening CONNIE chg a.
q O clock -AmindSO Seek, Mr. Hsfs~sy' Charles Tor
M srke 10 thu afternoon A. 9 o'c 80.
TURNING TIE TABLES, with The LOTTERY TiChtf
Admission TO the Museum which 10 open 81 al hours day
Ard evening. and each saloon performance p ceuu
Ch--aran nnner No ,ears OF age ~ cenL..
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: :. PASSpORTS for FUROpE, CAL

u IFOKNlA Cuba Central and South America Gc-
Indispensable travellers and gold miners a. sure pro
lection sgsina foreign aggression Nsiters 70 We
Worlds Fair require them, II they Wait The Comment
especially In s present disturbed state Americas ep,
plvpg for letters At the London Post Oce must produce
their passports. Issued by }. B. MONIES, Notary Puonc
~ Broadway. al /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

ORGAN For sale, very me toned
OParlor Organ. of4 stops, with mshogssy case snd
g font pipes The owner 10 about moving 10 Missouri,
and II must be disposed Of by Monday 28th Inst Price
teTit New-YOtk Az 81
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS

kVOh hDl-fu 1tAlOCI ICAN ~ Il -
I'D will be opened Al E3f.A Stamford. Conn tho 6rsi
Monday In May. by EBASTUS z. SCOFlCLD. Pnnclpsl.
Il healthy location. being situated 10 the midst OF Jetu'
tf faTmrt snd under The supe Intends ~
gentleman who will spare no pains rs b Ier iuI-rclusl'
physca snd moral training The branches Taught ~i b-
Enslhb Latin French Vocal Music &C. aud price. iuciud
ue tuition board. furniture for siee9ius and shns aJa
mend ns %. be ihe very low sum OF p per Y7ar-
TIE wear viii divided Ia terms " p weeks rat
bdn5rF vacs tors on the mOnlhs Of April aud Ocooor
Pagcs 10 bs made Lsf 81 each Term IN advance, and e
en snder the eud ~ The For further Dsrucni7rs
.-- Circular with references 10 'e had a. CADY BUR
CESS BOossoIe go J0hl-st. Newly OK, an THOmAo
D SMITHS Bookstore, 2o2 FultOn-sL, Brooklyn
m ~ Tbs
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D : HoUcH Aicroresr
NURNITUk E.-THIS DAY Thurs

dsyl Apr 2tN lli O'Clock At 29S Pesrst the enurs
hOsrdT g-hnuse IA mre. consisting ~ hedsieats INST
fesiherbed. wa,hssnd. looking glasses tables
chairs carpets Ole b., sldeboard table crockery, cur
lery glasswsrs sos swps. stoves &c Also. the Nilchc
Furniture. whh VIII the ssle Will commence s2f IT,
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pROOkLYN L0TS.-FOr sale cheap,
10 Lots on Gsiersv uesr Bsdtordsv. beautifully 10
cseo IN thriving ueghborhood for sale IN ,agle ois or
nv thu parcel Al S225 lot Apply to d. WARD Painter,
Acelrh-r ". near De kslnav. A2i ~
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW

0SCHOOLr-Baston Spa, sarslog- County. Y
The next term vii commence lhe I'm OF May Onjeci
OF The school practical well theoretical. Under ne
new chatter Diplomas giveG which admit 10 p-actce
Tuition 10 be paid Ia advance circular, SANG plan,
&c gent by request. directed postpaid 10
slO d. W6SNtM7 J. ". FOWLER. President
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VHE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY

Il FOR YOUNG LADIES' The Misses BUSrEED. Pco.
epsa will Open Ia Summer On the hrsi 81 May ueA1
Number OF oArders limited 10 twslye-Inere are now
four vacancies The neghbOfhOod IA one Of the oeSsa'
cat and heahiesl IN the Sale OF Ne~YOrk aud the PL2s
enjoy all The advantages Of home and scholastic Inc.
tuie combined Applications to no made 10 RICH. BUS
TEED. Counsellor Al Law. - Willam-si; o. w 81
FEED, S3l Thrd-ayenue or al The Seminary. al 5~'
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NEATHEMATICAL TEACHER.-A

Teacher Of experience will Instruct la schools Or pm
vse pupils IN Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, Navigation,
Surveying Engineering. Drawing Perspective ~th plans
profes, charts &c. Address Trgonome1ry, Tribune Or
H. AZ lm*
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NO GUARDIANS AND PARENTS

Y The mbrcriber, having four boys under ten Yeas
will receive four Of the same age 10 educate fOf
more particular information and references address MAJ -
letter Any wishing secure home for wards or Gnu
dren where home affections aud relations will be cheris1c
and sustained and thorough practical and elsscs eau
the time secured, are invited 70 visit and &C
with HIS location his family and ite
rangemens AShbEL FULLER, henI Conn
al lmTuThNS"
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SCHOOLS.

ALGER INSTIT U TE-Boarding
~ Schoo. Tor Bows Cornwall, COnn.-The Sumner IsrG
VIII commence % he hrst Tuesday OF NAV and continue
rive months Scholars received until the lst Of June T.
". Andrews A N, Principal James edseWicE NJ o
Associate Principal A. FfOich. NJ. OF Paris Teacher
Of Modern Languages; Thesis, OF Germany, Tescl-r
Of Music. Circulars be obtained OF I. h. SMITH
Esq, Is Para Row. az u
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NTLTON FOUNDRY, foot of Cherry

NULTON FOUNDRY, foot OF Cnerry-
a 81 + R-Second hand boilers for sale cylinder
boiler OF 10 horse hne boilers OF . horse power
l locomotive boiler Of 90 horse power low pressure
boe5s OF $50 hOse power Cornish boiler ~ II horse
power. new and locomotive boilers rom 10 y horse
power. new I ten horse engine second hand. E0ginos
Al boilers ard machinery repaired We wid manufacture
land and marine engines vefucs or boUhrntAi Myh sna
low pressure fEASE MO hFnts
- StThSA TuAltW Olce y Coresrs, Chorry-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

EIOUSE.-For Sale, a small two stOry
\ frame House. containing five rooms, with two
Of lot; which lease be rene we'd
Tie will for so per clear Of ground rent
Price Sofo Apply al No. lo2 West Fifteenth st, hrst
house below Seventh az. al IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

pAINTING>. decreasing sale THIS
EVENING-Ore hsN % sh- -stslogu- IN. b..,,s,,
COLLECTION Of Paintings 10 he 8s'~'y of re Slc.eiy Le,
~ IN Bfos ~ay, corrr - -oosrist VII - sa,t t,s
portion TO-aORRCW EVENING None should - =
exsmire his tire coll ca 81 before thsi dis;e-roa al,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29
seletteo i)oetrp.
An ANGEL. IN TIM CLOUDS.

~ GEORGE ". srNGAt.
M4'hough. the clouds In Heaven SO fair.
wer- ,.L's with cities iiicd,--
Wnh spires and iurrr,s cleaning there.
just like the castles IN the mir
We oiicn build
These Islands, Ia tho rrslm- Of space,
Sailed on .bfo,,sh .ras of blue.
And lher- r,siid distinctly ,rs,e-
The azure wing and angel face
az one ! knew.
She -, upon rs.lian, throne,
And wo~ crown II light,
Msre s.u,iou. ,'ia0 The sun NJ mnn--
A heavenly aalo rsind her .hone -
Her robes wen, white.
Shs WAS pleasant angel hecs.
ncior, wings had hs.~n given
To bear her ie lin, bIi--lni sr.,ssr.
Beyond the ,iIycs cloud 50 hear
Her native Heaven.
I've seen h-- nj the pick chiIiI'- bed.
Watch with unslecp'ng eye,
un'ii II. gentle spirit 1ed.
on rsy pnions fsrm The dead.
III tiel on high.
When sunl,, clouds ar. il,aung by,
of;-n bow in hear
The sweep at Wines from yondrr NY,
Where mln.sirfing spirits ~
From sphere 10 sphere
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

Cheerinlness, not c,J"y n.nt Is our duty
| Dr. it, then, our aim. IN soul filled With
Pleasures aud s,is,rust, the heavy air check.
the srowtl, OF spiritual tlowcls. Let your
heir, expand To sympathy and compassion.
b,, nat to cold n,steusi. rs the flower opens
to the blessed dew. but closes against the
rain. So little Is suffering, 20 mach l. hap
giness, n psotxr part ot our nature. 'hai,
with equal means of deusion, we reach
OIL, what has puined, instead Of what has
gwen pleasure. Great bereavemvnts work
more reireshi"gly upon the spirit thus than
gient joys; ~ on the contrary, minor
,orrows weaken more than minor loys
.,frnu,hen. After the sunshine OF hnppi
hess, the chambers Of tho heart open 10
gu, ensmi-s. Hut the happiness Of grief
consists, like the day, not IN single flashes,
hu, in steady, mild serenity. The heart
lives il this peaceful and even light. The
,pirit alone can yield US this heavenly calm
and freedom from carr--It Is beyond the
pow~r Of fortune, who gives with one hand
what she takes away with the other; the T.
fore, instead al painting joys, our endea,or
ougl, 10 b.. Ia remove sotrows, 50 that the
soul uncloked by acid may, OF ltseli
bear sweet fruits. not by mans seeking
alter JOYS. aud building up for himself
heaven after heaven, which clouds may oh
~urc, but hy removing the mask from
sr.f, sad looking il steadily in the face
II man Inns Gully once unnasked, that ~,
grief. he h-ia. IN his hand the
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A Low. Tssr.--We have seen some.
where, related in a quaint German style,
the following anccdote oi Albert Dnfef'
the Artist: Agnes, the lovely wife OF Dnfer'
cared Tor nothing hut her husbands love
n regard To- this. she could not bear the
least u"ulA ~ uncertainty. She comc'ndet'
hrr honey .,noon IL this way. Due night
the artist wss alarmed BY the snsiden ill.,
ness Of HE wiie. l,hs desired some tea.
Susan, the servant WAS called NJ. The
hind husband now sat and held the little
Ira. MT over tl.e flame of the lamp I" boil,
vii il btcamm tho hat Tor his ti"gers. mud
,h~u Bssam toak h and held il by the han
dls till il was ton hit ipr her. when again,
most willingly. the master took his turn.
Thsa they both sas looking 1t each other
with anxioa. coantenas.css aud talking IN
an Under tone, till il boiIsd. When Albert
carried shs ssx 10 his dear, beautiful Agnes.
.A-rs shs lsy laughing dhsssr the covsrlss
81. fury 4ser .s,,,s around hia neck and
mil. ~ o.,ly wished 10 ree whether Thru
s..liv esr~dss fw me. Now dirk thins
swa ~ n esrs thy fright And hs
a-sak. wAil~ slss blew apnn his s"..rtsna
angvrs. kiss;ns. n'sanwhiis. the po'"t' 81
tasm.
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recognized NJ hslo"uing to Honduras. Thu
occasion which the Consul has taken for
this movement, plainly proves tina. he la'o's
AT the IN tigaii"n ri the rulers Of Guafc.
mala, IN accordance with his own siews.
This has also been especially proved by the
in,iniatinn which he recently made to Hon.
dufa,. that he would blockade her ports il
Use 81 san Salyador--a menace which .s7
Just been verified. in the hlnckads 81 The
port OF I,err."-N. y fribnne.