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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
aEORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

"UhhIC anu EcC EA hHELhOHD,-
I'VE Passenger Trains leave New.York foot OF Cortland.
ST. al 81 AM and p M. Newark, 81 Am. and n I'm
For Ne York, leave Dover al 7:l0 NJ aud M Nor
nstown "a NJ and 235 PM, SC. Freight Trains leave
Dsver at AM and New-York at III M Orange Horse
Car leaves Orange at S38 nj and S38 M Passengers
received delivered each way for the var
stages thai lnersecs this Road Tickets St DO pro.
cured before taking seats Ia The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

pIANO-FORTES.-Pers0ns about par
ehA4ag PtAnOs, viii and Il their advantage call Al
s'enn Goa dSna'sct0ry Isl Ful,on-s (Wes Of Src4d
SyJ genera sssormeni - mah0gsng aud rosewood
80 CONSTANTLY % hand. - ich wi he cold low f'r rssa
,%pso'ed paper Dealers supplied on liberal .erms
l. GLENN l. CO. i9i Fl.IoLEI
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD

III UDSON NV EN- MIL TOAD'-
II Office In Hudson.st near Chsmberssl New.fork
70 Albany and intermediate aces by Railroad and Steam
boat the steamer ARMENIA connects with the following
passenger trains at Poughkeepse every day except sun.
DAYS Leaves New. orb a. A NJ fOr Poughkeophe ana
All way stations sst for Pokeepse stopping al Man
hstisnve Yonkers Dobbss Ferry, Dearmsn, TsrrytQwn'
sing sing CIoton, Peekskil 0srison's, Gold sprlsy,
Fishhill and New.hsmburgh. At l2i NJ. for Pough-
leep.e and all way stations 90 signal Al 3P Tor
Pouebkeepsle and all way stations except Tusy HOOK,
souyep Duy vii and Hastings AL Pm. FOR PoughkeeP-
ole and ali way stations, reaching Albany al u Al night
this train co by the Dear Ferry with Erie train
going west Al 81 PM for Pesiskil and way stations.
Leave Poughkeepse going south at VI u a NJ,
lIiAM NJ and Pm. Leaves Peekshnl ior New
Yofs nj "a M stoppiug slI way stations sigoal
OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BARGES.

IL The barge CLINTON. Capt Wilisie, every MOI
day EXCHANGE, Cap, Ro.skisns every s,.nTdsy Il
,rL rom foot Of Murray st for passep gers -
eisbt The shove bsrges elegantly iarnsn ed arc
sa,eooms ard spacious ard eo'noraDie e on pas
tnesr and snige at ghkeepse IN nm1 D esrber a.
10 Sharon, Pine Plains end New-Mliot ~ n, ~
soTuai.oD apply bOsfd ue bsrsesj Iii lgf Westst
]" ~ g., ~FfE WILLIAMSON VAL lo' " -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
1gORNING LINE FOR ALBANY

lVE TIE new and elegant Steamer REINDEER, Capt
ALERT DEGRooT will leave New York from pier FOOL OF
Murray at every Monday Wednesday and Fhdsy morn
Ing, at O'Clock ard returning, leave Albany russasy
Thursdays and Saturdays The same hour making me
usual landings each way ~ Meals served on ooard.
~ 3 TOr further Information apply 70 JAMES nlshoL
{ CO. Beaver g.. New York Fare to ne"oafgn aaa
Pokeepsie 50 cents. mh1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
ANs AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE. from NETWORK 10 PHILADELrHiA'
a.ve. pier No l. North River by steamboat John Poef,
"a and ar NJ vare 10 frstclAss cars, - second,
A. TO Freehold (by moroing line only "a cents Emil
grant Line By s.esrnbos, Transport sto I'm fIesl o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NOR RRTDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC

md NAUGATUCK- RsilrOad-FGe 70 ceut;EIhs
sea@er ALICE Capt wee,s WI iesvs 'ss pe,
s''I A. RstnrnBg will Fave the Railroad dock al
RSSSeeon every Monday, Wednesday and fndsy a.
apToss NJ freight Tor Bridgeport and The Railroads.
49, ;. he 10 vest rates which VIII bs received daily a.
Ia ofEes on the pier lsl In W. II. SLATER Agt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
INTEREST," ON CITY STOCKS.-Th.

INTEREST ON CITY STUCkS.-Ths
Interest on the public Of the city OF New-Y YORK
due ard payable May lss 1851 will be pLe on ma tha
day by Shepherd Krspp. ESQ Chamberlain OF the city
At The Mechanics Bank IS Wsllu The transfer books
viii be closed Wednesosy April 8, at O'CLOCK P. NJ
For the accommodation OF stockholders transfers VIII be
psmited during the period the Books remain closed 70
lake effect May lat. }. T. TAYLOR, Controller:
Nev-York March 81. 1851. al INV
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m G ' SPo ITSH rILEsToN1 CO. "a sOuA-sl
ARRANGEMENT-Com-

SUMNER RRANGEM ENT-COm-
~ mencing March Sl.-RAMAP0 AND PArEhsOH
KAILROADs-Express frsins lesve suherns a. foliews
or on the arrival Of the Erie usins Atbt O'Clock AN
stopping only Al Paterson ard P"saic Bridge II - O'Clock
81, stopping only HOhOhuks, Paterson and Boiling
Spring; at. NJ, stopping only al Hohokus Paterson
and Boiling Spring. 49,,
Leave New. York At O'Clock A. NJ. stopping only al
Paterson ard Hohokus NJ 81 O'Clock r. NJ stopping only
al Boiling Spring Psssac Bridge and Psterson EFT O'CLOCK
p. III stopping only al Pslerson and Hohokus Tbs Ex-
press rsins MakeLsL station, Paterson for New
York at q and Nj and p n or on the arrival OF tbs
usns nom su6erus. The up trains stop a. Bergen on
signal -.
WAY TRAINS leave Suferns a. 81 A. NJ aud New-fork
SAP stopping 81 all the stsiioLs below Paterson ana
a. the stations above on signsl
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Suherns 81 st Am.-Lesve New
York al P. M, stopping above Paterson only al no
hokus .,-,,--
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson al and llt O'Clock
A NJ aud "A and Al O'Clock p. M.-Leave New YORK GSa
and 10 A. NJ, aud l2} and 81 O'Clock T. NJ .
SUNDAYS Leave Market OIL station al Of O'CLOCK A. ~ 3,
or on arrival Of the train from suherns-Leave Paterson
depot at O'Clock p. m-Leaye New:York Hs o'clock
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. The Sunday Trains stop oelo~
Paterson only al Huylers and Boiling Spring m3su
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Imported Csrpet-Nev spring Styles
HLOUNSBERY, 448 Pearl
PApER FOR SALE.-This

VI the beat substitute for straw or hay and lays snootn
ON the Aoo and preserves the carpet much longer and pre-
vents dsmpne,s and mdew II cs9 be bad OF any iensd
Id OIL r ZEBLEY. 2ol Wilhsmst dealer 10 printing,
se'e'' '"P ~ m3l lmMWSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

IL FALL RIvER-The steamers BAY sTArR and
STATE or MAINE leave Pier No 5, North River, al
O'Clock daily. Bay State, Capt WIN Brown, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays STATE OF Maine Capt Thomas
@ jew Ell on Mondays, Wednesdays and yridays fhis
IL the only drec line To Newport steamer Ia connectos
With this line runs 10 and from Providence
TIBDALEG BORD EN-. Agents, 10 and I'll Vests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

DEGULAR 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ. Oppo-
n k,iton Boat for ALBANY and intermediate Landings
Fare 50 esnls to Hudson The steamer SANTA CLAOs'
Capt mencorf will leave he pier foot OF 6aeisysr
I,outh ,ic el every Mordsy Wednesday and Fddsy ~
bsny every Tuesday, ThursdS and Saturday, "f0''''A
Pm . .,,~ ,-, v,,sosroN
above steamer will leave every SUNDAY hohmro
1o1cloch relnrninR aame eYenlnR Nv -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NEW YORK & NEW. HAVEN RAIL

/ NROAD-Ths line leaves Canalst sIsuon-Accommo-
dadon Train Al us A NJ Express Train, A. NJ; Accom-
mediation Train, 8 A. NJ; Express Train, p M. Accom-
n,odaton Train for New Haven al T. "a, and Commu'
thilon Train for Bridgeport at M Passengers are -.
cueste to procure dcke before taking seais In tho cars
q b MASON. Superintendent
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n s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

NEW and NEW-ORLEANS
lNSTEAMsHIP LINE The new and elegant aouDls
engine steamships
WINFIELD SCOTT, Cap Kenney Couil ard, 2lo0 tuna
UNION Capt 5 Budd so uns
Compose this Line, and viii leave New York and New
Orleans on the st and 18Th Of every month al O'Clock IN
the afternoon except wien those dates fall on Sunday,
when the ships will leave on Monday, ~ same hOrr
The WINFIELD SCOTT will leave Newly rk ON the
let OF April and the UNION the ls OF April fron New
Orleans
These shps have been ba win great and cost aud
no skill or expense spared strength speed and
eemot They IN every respect hrstcsss sea steamers
For freight or passage. apply As fONoSs;
For steamer Winheld Scott to
DAVIS, BROOKS co, Ga Broad-sL
Fer steamer Onion 10
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BARTFORD-Direct. The

h Steamer HERO, Capt J. II. King, -ili leste hon
East River steamboat place Peek SUP, Tor hsora essy
Monday and FRIDAY anercoOu al 4 O'Clock tof Llt.n.f
Information inquire on board, OF ~ sAIfoS wsSs'
NIL liz oouus~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY This line leaves New. York daily by steam.
boat RED JACKET, Pier L. North River, At A N
passengers r. NJ freight and At r. NJ passengers and
By New jersey Railroad foot Of Corandst at A. n. and
Al nd
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PIANOS.
DREMIUM ARCH-BOTTOM PIANO

DREMIUM ARCH BOTTOM PIANO
II FORrES The subscriber would respectfully call me
attention Of he public and especially those about purchaf
ipg TO his Ct eudd assortment Of Pianos from % to q o.;
tave which for quality OF and hulsh ne feels conn lent
In Recommending equal TO any manufactured ana ior
which he has been awarded premiums by tue American i
suue for four wears las pact His instruments are all made
with the Patent Arch Bottom, lot which he 10 propH-tor)
which adds very gresuy the strength OF the instrument
anc tends 10 beep In tune much longer Than lhose nsue
10 The ordinary style.
To DURABILITY the subscriber spares no Pains In me
selection OF kis materials and uses none uuu thoroughly
seasoned and every department OF the WORK carried on
under hs OWE Immediate supervision Toe subscriber ls
also manufsciuing especially for the Southern msIEet
double hon name Piano viii detached case we'll adapted
10 stod the olmse and which have given universal ssus
hcsion, wherever cent JAMES GROONESfEsN
WNeroom ~ Grandst Factories IA, % and ~
h5lmMWSSsts Grsnd.st AMI 40 WeSt.Fourieenth'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
-.mrNT CORAzzA SHIRT-Ths
s.,IxG1CVINGS and UNDERCLOTHING

tInd for Ladies. Gents. and Children. 10 great
~ OF evS Sssso a PARRISHS old established Stocking
vsresy, ~ csSsLsi I'd block from Broadway.
tto,oft iSM WkFr+
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-18
,uiLpiiuUo ~ TaAxrv.

] observed -ouic Frca,h ,h,.,t.a -.
tar very small. r,tcd. .a,esseJ su'
. T'o.lc'! hat l.'V ,i.isi mrt>. from s,N ,t'
sNutn. louscd sst,,u,tn. caucctlcd. so
trpvHlea'. auI r,,,rra,l,. I.,,,ilin.
's sss iu l'ai,' bat childhou,l Dtiagp
~ gtS. i'lcasan ils ~, even vlta lsNtaS
ticsiiy So, ard death iiseI, - irtckr,t
uvt tat gttlands. and tarnri 20 favor AMI
lTvlIinrs,, Why. then. t,t ,A,idrcn ,r
Ju, lr,y II rnnnui bo Tia, liicy arc tor
harshiy II ,t,nir,d. of ,u,,d Is, tear
'nr II vfu / disc pl,n~ - nn pn,t of t.o
French character. ~ the irs,,n rduca
i'"hnl prHclice ~ III. contrary. -
1 rrpcn buy sron becomes d., uNd ma.
ter, AND Slaai,s ut Iaunyr. -, he pleas.
- J, u not dat there arr ro ii,,..sid, .
--uu hon,ss.-.l ,rtiu, y litr tirlt ti,nd
rul TIN. f'r "a Partisan ,hoy. hcrlcr tn
d.prr,>r WITH ,hc riasur ot domcsjn'
servant. ahc cNrty day with iu> wih,
tie trcrdn,n ut the Itstanrdai anal The.
cafe, and whcn lie shuts up ii, shop.
ic,N. II to The care ot nscif, while hr
lounge. or dances "r smoke pr read.
Journal. ur doe nll iir.c ia .Cf-N pub.
he gardeu LOT bcttrr thrn all curs ~
the piay. liW the plrs,nIc, and co,u
tn't> ti cluldreu arc ul hon, growth.
Hod trVnlrr = Il lnc shclicr, They at
here ont, 'ad. wcuic,l, wonltrius -i,,
ti"rs "i the ca''i"s uf ihrlr parents.
Nhlrh are all associated with cuauutry.
palian,rl, and feelings akin To lhr-c, ~
which they do not participate and
though ,"nip ann nd, Is made by an car
~ imitation inio their essences, and su
earlier emulation of their .,mbuis, still
children. as children, have no food fnr
their affections, IN ,he whirluy knlriio
scope which dakklc, tiicm IN Prussia
children me happier hcrau.c ihoy arr
und.r -trir'ri di.ripl,n. but England
WIN NIL it, "l,ntcd ,ins of Tagging nn,i
uog"inc. and excess ot Latin Nrr.,lica
ton, i, the place wh,r' ch,idhood y hap
py ~ restraint, happy IN indulgence.
happy III tic hahn. Of obcd,cnrr. nnh
respect, and iii,ai l,e ..-l You would
not find such n SGT of eatc Norn, pate.
unhappy faces IN ANY charity ,rtooi ~
E"sla''. ." you may marx ~ n t,ionr
OF wandering. hi-.ipaied boy. IL ,h"
gardens of the Tu,icrics. -~ lacaf,o,,
Ruisbfes.
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10 900 troops and citizens. His las,
crftcrrrizc was at best hut poorly
planned, and badly If no, vigorously
executed. lie received neither
coun'enance or support from those
whom he went 10 redeem and his
fate, and tina. Of his followers, will
serve as a warning to others ag.ins,
cngasin. in unlawful and hazardous
adventures, for the emancipation of
~ people who do MT wish, and are
unit TO bc free. The time for the libc.
ration Of Cuba may come. but has not
vet arrived. If it ever does. pasteri.
ty NAV deal gently with the errors
aud nisfortanes Of Lopez. and at some
Future day erect monument 10 his
memory, on the spot whe,e he was
ansled.
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l. .npi,nstrd l., ni h'n.,ihc f,-,'s ard ~,
ptrhensions vi slniesi all wl,n are in.u.
red ami a. io The at,urnes hr,hc neesf,
an'l dssnrpria'ef ha nc,~ls bis nwl, and
yo,r respect, " l,,vh lee trusts hr viii al
Ways have. lie. iu my Judgement vii
ms hc ''wrpo' a,cs,n surrcsinr that ,bts
- called Wash. ca In,ufauc, trnl,an>
viii cnn" 20 th cnl, f,r. bot lutrly IL,
'hi> state onr uf cur supreme Court
Judges ru, the ilu,.on k,vtr in.u.
rnocc Go nj Waterfront Under 10 iunr
''ors and on application 80 wind 1t nj,
because It was alleged Il nnl, rpproresi
Ia have hecn Incorporated nnicr the
general Law aud it mach further com.
Piled than the Wash. Go Company dii
An application has been mnJe ,a ne
br A runbcr IL men 10 ,,o the same
herr IN respect to ,lir Wash Go. tnnr
pany H. welt ~ ,u recover a.sc.>,nrn,s
paid 10y in'ln idnas and prcmicms Il,
agents
This Company has insured 10 Cana.
In ana II lns hrru drrhird laiely there
that The law ui that counirv Il W, no, al.
init Of any collections. Al lsilcc> i,,ueti
,hpr. are contrary Ia law. There Is no
law IN Penn. which allows this Cumra-
II, tn go there. an insurance. there l.
VOID by Their statutes which have late
ly examined and :" /, j. ih- Company
exists wi,icm, and in opposition 'n iaw
anl then does business IN different,
States contrary 10 the laws ilcr, Of.
1hS !, enough 10 IN, except that II
country Secretary can give hi, criu.
ION n 10 lar and quote authorizes
which lac or hi, adviser has seen for
the II rsi time !c should in charity
suppose (oaatrg mfo'ney might posi-.
bly, have the right To do ~ much and
with as much ability as the Sc. refary
who seems {" ,hi"k all tie Willie his
j,ioce is Tdhtcd.
wonld no" like 10 say TINT hy the e>.
i,tinc laws of thi, State NIL prnxr. are
abolished. The ihui.aul, whi,l, the
Secretary has s-cnrr,lio rcrpc,uaie him
self are by law all repealed. The an
nnal election Of this Company takes
place on the first Monday in next Or.
i"bcI.--Ict persons insured come "u,
in person at that election, let them vote
into office from their own member. u
new set Of directors, then let there be
an Examination into this 'onpany and
its affairs and call for those ns.e-s
ments and funds and you will sec who
is right. you will find whether the mon
ry will be forthcoming or not. mud then
let them if they think best wind up the
affairs Of this Company and relieve ,hc
public mind.
ioars truly
Isaac w. TnoMrsoH,
Atty. and Counsellor =, Inv.
Granville Wash. Go. NY.
Sept. II, 1881.
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ne; III pop him out, ard pop myself

me; III pop him out, ard pop myself
In.
I'm for n division OF labor. Swan
says he has to work all tie time with
his nose down upon the public grind.
stone. -Four years must have ground II
to p'rt. Poor f-'low. the public ought
no, 10 in.i,, on having the handle Of hi.
mug ground clean N. have n large,
and well.hiown nosc. red as
a bee, and ,ongh a. ol-.leaiher. rush
TO tile pos, Of duty aud offer i, as sac.
rif'ce-- clap il on the grind.
Fellow. .ci'ix-ns. grind away--srind til
] holier en.f and ,ha''ll be some time
6rs'. for I'll hang like grim death to
dead = frican.
Times most out. Well. I like 70
forgot TO tell you my name. It's Daniel
for short, Dan. Not q Handsome
name. for my parents were poor people.
who lived where the qualify appropria.
ted ali the nice names. therefore they
had To take what was left and divide it
around among US; bnt il 5 as handsome
as | AIM u. Russell Remember
every one Of you, that its no. Swan.
an sure TO be elected SO one and
NIL. great and small, short and tall. when
you come down TO Jackson. after the
election. stop at the Auditors Office
the latch string always hangs out enter
without Knocking; take of your things
and make yourself at home.
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a . ' "a eftstyo
HOME AND FRIENDS.
~ ouAsins sWAfy

% there "a po~r' to make rsrh hour
AZ sweet A. heaven dsagnct II,
No, mead ~~ rosm 'o bring u bon~,
Though fr~ there be who 6hd a.,
We eek to high fof things close by
And iusc what nature found US
F"f i'te hath h~r- no ciarm o, dear
AZ ir,me aud friends AROUND n.i
We on destroy the present Joy
For intpre hoprs snd prsse them;
While hovcts a. sweet bloom al our feet,
lf we'd hot stoop 10 raise them.
70, things sfar sthi swreier, are,
When youth sbr.gh, shell hath hound Ne
Bat e,on we're fought that earth WAS nough,
Like home aud friends around us
The friends that speed In time oi need,
When Hope les, reed 10 shaken.
To show US -,,li, that, come what Will,
We are not quite fors.krn;
Though all were night, II bnt the light
From Ftr rnd.hip's alter crowned US,
Twould prove the bliss OF esith was this
Our homes aud friends around Us
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DANGER OF ELECriONEWT>


i"n I'r"y""e fc'"'c's ~ The posses"
s'o'' "' h'e t"nh"e asa correspond
''', VINO ""'"'- "aHh'ird ~ tar south
n LOUISIANA i'eddlihr notions has '",
'''n .'""n '"m'"herc IN the tnrd"
country or some Other undiscovered -.
s''" o' '"e s,'''' ANA 'h"t" 'o"rInI"d
70 '"" ,"' congress M 'o!'"n'u.:
,h'i"'' '"'n '"''"' 10 III" ,d''pr "i tie"
'""H""'' d''ci'h'": On" ct h'' '''c
'''',"t ''n''' - '"r'""n OF th"
'"'" a., '"' ~ ''''' "'l't"n"i business
"''' ' uP W j " ''"' rate. F'"d
''"'"'e' I'''o" 'h" met "' " billiard
''''e "'"' H. "i'' wa introduced
10 us |''' " h"' ''' women who l"".-
w ~ " S"' 'N,'. "'' N'i,'. Der 'arc "''
'"'' '''' ""',''"'''' We Il"
'"'"''' "''"' up P"'' "'" "p""' ,''' f'd
"','' "''' '''"' '"e weather, "n' 20 %"
:" ''''''' '"''V u '"'" 'h''''e"' i''''',;
'"'' NN'PP'n ~ mary =" rr'Nr'"
'"'' ""'' u" '''',n' h'' bat c'"''
my "''' "''' '",N'ng ''''""'' "hl
,'"''" ''' ~! -'''''' ''2'' ~ Nh''
: "'' ''' '' ~ sugar ''''y iot N''
~ '''"
''''' IA ~ '''' l. V"'' ''''' r"%""'
'V'"' "'''i "'' ''''' '''' ''' "h'' your
''".,' ~,
~ '''''' ''.'"' "I 10 me- M" 'nj'
-!
v! '."''' - i''"r Nin''''' -"
N'' "h" j. Your n"We> .'l J g."
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PR EsS on.

This is specc', brief hu, full Of
and opening the wnY to
all victory. The mystery Of Napo
leans carccr MAS this. Under nil
difficulties and discouragcnonts. -
"I'ress on It solves the problem or
all heroes it X the rule By witch
to weigh rightly all wonderful sn'
ccss and ,rin'nphal marches Of fo'
tune and ecuius. 1t should hc the
motto of all, old aud young, high ani
low, fortunate AMI unfortunate, SO
called.
Prcss Oh " Never despair pcv
o. b." discouraged. however stormy
the heavens, however drah the var,
however darr the difficulties, anl f..
-ca,in. the failures --" Press o"
lffprrnnc hath played false with
thee to-day. 90 ,hou i"y true t.
thy,cIf tomorrow. T. ,hr riches
have taken WINS arl lcf, thcc, d,
not wccp thy lie away be- be- ur
a-d doir@, AMI retrieve DE los H.
new cncr.y and action, lfao unrr
'unate bargain Ia. dcranlcI thy
business, do not fold ,hiut arm.. and
give W as lost bni stir sir t.. sci,
and work the more vigorously.
IF those wncm thou hast tr!s;cl
have betrayed thee, do 10, hc discour.
aged. ~ not idl wocr. but "Prcs-
ou. find other or what i, better
lca,n 10 icc wi'hn hp&cif lot ta,
fo"Iis'rncs, Of Yesterday mike ttcc
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say the world hath lost all is loc'r,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19
A String of Items,

The two first steamers of the season reached ST.
Johns from Lake Champain the 9Th instant Montreal
harbor is clear OF ice
The schooner Wave, of Huntington, l.. l., was
capszed in squal The Hudson Albany on the 9th
and two of the crew were drowned.
The city of Boston appropriates for its public
raised by a tax on property.
Letters from Europe received by the last steamer
state that over hundred thousand persons
Unhappy people, an exchange says, all old
bachelors. old maids and married. We suppose the Of
mankind are perfectly happy.
The name of the gentleman who obtained the
Al Gbra!sI Gowen The contracted for IS
During the recent Boston affair wag com
planned to Marshal Tukey that Foreigner employed
az the sshsS hs 70 Sss9 Aecaus or
inquired the Dunster Marshal Tikey was pleased
The Conestoga Railroad Bridge, below Lancas-
ter Penn, totally destroyed by fire on the Sd instant
The tire caught from Il spark from the locomotive.
The Coshocton (Ohio) Wing says it is pretty
well that the prices paid for wool this vii
tors are purchasing the forthcoming clip from the
The captain of " down east " lumberman being
I asked bow how he managed to get his dinner replied I'VE
trip, and he pointed to the deck load.
nj. Arago, the Astronomer Royal, of France, in
recent publication examines and decides that the nineteenth
century began only on the lst Of January isl This decs
Ion OIL SO hsh an authority Will give satisfaction many
M,
sorekeepe was mulcted ninety dol damages
Whipping a Poy with a. He er,oneoay supposed
making noise about his store great OF hi
customers.
A fire broke out at halEpast six on the morning
Of the 10Th. in the store of Campbell Ellison Co.. Co
umbia street, Cincinnati, which, with the extensive fuTni
tuTe warerooms OF Mitchell & Rammelsburg. and tn
wholesale grocery warehouse OF Puen Hatfield Il Brown
adjoining weIe entirely destroyed. The loss heavy bu
mostly covered by insurance.
The splendid new steamship Lafayette, jus
built IN New York. is advertised sail from Phadeph
iI Liverpool on the 7h OF May The Lafayette
3OVO tons, and Is appointed In the bes She
commanded by Captain Charles SOddard late of the eame
Crescent City She is The pioneer second line of steam
hips between Philadelphia and Liverpool.
An apple vendor in Boston having received
so gold piece in mistake for cent afterwards denied
when he was searched and the gold dropped OF h
sentenced to fine of s5 and costI or 90 10 the ous
| OF Correction Tor four nlhs.
| c. W. Roback, the astrologer, has been arreste,
and held to bail in Phi lade'pha charged with swndpg
color man out Ofa OF money by eammoning him int
the belief that lie could his some amen by
power o conJuIatiOn The conjuror was taken trou g
streets the office of Alderman Oge in is cay
| and stars