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Tus'p.r Aprl -
AsHEs- n. ssari.s qas for Ps,rh al sl1Ss ~ -is
ors oS.rrs sssy s. and ar dssnd Th- s''
"cOTT9x-l.s ru.r % dsy With sale. Of so s..s
FLOUR AND hEAL-Our MARKET ior TIE oV sradss o. sts
49, a.. sns v. r.sses oar qlots msry
TIE semssd for the East and ootl tr,ae meos. yi :,
20 csrssss 1-.r wa mote doing Sale. q 20 obs
bond al "a4 50 Eof a'si. es''Iy iSss s ~ -.
terms sale. Of Domec on tts so, sseh s. ~,
So "a - for ahs.n ara Ins.nsi 63 as Is ~ o7rs
e,s.sss - kas5 o i.ssy &C. -. soo.,.rs amer
b.,gy ID. supply o. % srsos noo.f.'- saa '- 90
.squ.s a.a'''s ss-, 2: - 10 ~ . nc o' r..
nor sqs.tsi3 Ha3 m Core hssi a'evsn ''a5 l''f
GRAiS~Tb.r. ln Ted demand 'or Wheat 'er nas hs,-
he Esst AID tie n'rs't tsssy sac 81 ~ 49,
s H. Srt m of ws.,srr .ot oa,y a. olsc or - East
Tass e 10 nqary for future 5s vsry Ths a.s o. 9s ay
4foe s8.hs a, acc for damaged sod hssst ~ &c ~
~. J.r.sy sac. At 4394lc 81 Sorhern It
4a1HS ~. = O. = - 7s s'.'y - az Sales 7 800
bb Prison l3a23kc, snd 50 bids Dl'se A. . c. s 'H
market more sctys for Pors and for Cd
rather better pres are o9tssss on s.s "a
va IS ~ FOR aud 3 Tor Pr me, 50 3r sour hes
a. ~ % ioi sour sss rsta isma D. s's' s.
Hans are steady ssss o. - 90. GOO a. - ~ Ei'5
ts stsa essc and ne on the SPOT Batter
GROcERIEs-A. scvs especially sugs,, Which are ad
vsncng movement 1870 ana n-eo'aa' hae
"a b. a e
Lam sJ l5c ZOO boxes brown Hsvanas % 0 Cores
A, suction To-Day 400 Bag RI 90 al a. a's'.s' o.
rsqire from Anothsr .sl- announces of Fff nett
nc b.gs 81 Domingo sod a. "a ci 10 Lsguaya &C. -
Java az dl2kc 5-o Porto REQ l0A1 9Hc n1e-ses
quiet TIE socs beng very hight lD1 % ~"
Orleans sod at sse $50 Porto Rico S7a5lc aaa some C'a'aa
2Cdtc .--s
LEArHER active. TIE ,9gpls' have much os'sas'a
and readily a. fli l9l DOZEN
roueh Frglth tarnso Calsklns cold a. 40c,
HIDEs-Ars dBM There large rsrsscors Inc Nsoe
vel Hdes end there 90 hgat rets 81
tie Hides sl., Pfs. heavy 1000 sresa s.i.st
BusDos Ayrss 40 dry 1s4ss a. iO aad 1872 cry sed
haracsro atllC. 800
FfsETv ,ctvs TIE walls II Cod have been large 90
oustas have sold The ss three iays a. az IN he
rret steady marksrsl brisk OF sale bos hA'e been
~ alto Is 2sasd - respectively for Nos l. aud g.
OIs-Whas continues firm with fsr demand There - d+
position dPr- Engst Lnssd md -se have been made as
low a. Re il hsi1 at74Qic Anercan sells a. 1oc.
sAIT-We Of ABOUT 1900 SACKS Worthnzln al
i42c 500 Masr 90 private terms lie 1885, sac OF
"Asitons was ~ iSc. TIE market "a teavF
FEATHERs-ssl.s2 a. % 10. ~ sstsrn IT 3+0flc cash
METALs-Ts market quiet tIi rather heavy TOR ron and
Lead We hssT q sales Of import-ne
sFFDs-The for clover The sa's are
rod@rste a. sash old and Timothy qne Sales Of
l40 PRIME Cssadan a. " 30 T. too FI seed scts and
The market sistl q al IS.
TALLOw-A arm market sa's3l 900 De prEs at nc, cash
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Nsw.York Cattle markst....APRn 50.
Renorted for I'd fnbune.

Reported Tor The Tribune
IAt the Washington Drove Yard Fourhsvenue tnd Kor'
ty.fouTth-st and the Hudson River SuPs Head, foot
OF RobnsOnst for Beeves. For Cows, Calves sheep
and Lambs, al Brownlngs slxthst, near Rhirssveaaei
and at ChAmberlains, foot OF Robinsontt
OFFEREp-I700 Beeves q 2p0 Southern, the remaindeH
from this State the EGst) so Cows and Calves and
800 Sheep and Lambs, At Brownings W Cows ana
Calves and about 1900 sheep and Lambs Of Chamber
lsins
BEEvEs-The market has been very active and prices
firm toward the close We quote the range al from - 20
g. T. cwt But few sses Of god qualities under the lower
quotation -.
d42 So All sold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ssles OF sheep Al from 2593 Is 10
81 Lambs S. 10 S. All sod.
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INSURANCE ON SMALL

NE AMOUNTS For The convenience Of shipPers coast
vse " have an pen Policy the best Office 10 The city
$50 81 SFIMgON co 10 WSlsL
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COLLECTIONS in NEW-ORLEANS
~ and MODELLING are daily collecting Orals,
Notes and Bills In New. Orleans and Mobile
so 81 STIMSON & CO 70 WallsL
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A gentleman and wife. or two
~ single gerten en- he accommodated win board
10 private family IN very pleasant sIusaon Inquire a.
lS7 Eleventh o., corner Of S.Xlh-Gy. E50 81
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IO CARINET MAKERS. IMPORT-

ITO CABINET MAKERS, IMPORT
Il Frs ard MANUFACTURERS.- The subscribers
having formed par eTshp for tho purpose of transac
Ing a GENERAL AUCTION aud COMMISSION BUSl.
NESS have leased he spacious store known a. ~ and
IA Fulton Museum Budngsl in the CITY OF Brooklyn;
which fOrsze convenience aud locality Is unsurpassed 10y
apv in tie city They pre- pared 10 recegeihe
enmeuts their ieuds and the public generally, prepar
aory 10 their opening sales, which VIII take place early IN
Nav
dwellings Paintings and other works OF and Stocks oi
Goods generally attended to leiher Ia BrooflJ 81 New
HUMBERr KENNY, Auct.1neers,
l72 and ia Fulton 81 Brooklyn
ARN1SIus { HUMBFRT RogERr kENSY IL
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DOOMS TO LET Second floor, suit
III ,hls s,r the ,sle 81 Js~elry fancy articles Ap
,lv 70 C. L J. HARTNETF Cortlsnd-st.
Ps "a. corner Of Broadway.
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SODA and CROTON WATER FIX

IC-PsyAbe At sight n all psrs Of Iresnd-for ssle By
he Irish EmigTant Society, 81 Chaubersst
GREGORY DILLON. Pret.det
IiNEs STUART. Treasurer a30 lyMW&S~
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no LET CHEAP-Onc Of thosc beau.

ITO LET CHEAP-One of those beau
II uf1l new Cottages 10 Pslssde place One Hundred
ard fry e,ghthst fhe house contains twelve rooms be-
aide closets psntries and IL ahuudsny supplied with ms
purest and solest The Location 10 9f The pleas
snles and heshfu on The leland, combining AL me
advantages o. city and country The house ovefOOkS The
Hudscr and Harlem Rivers and the sound, snd 10 but
very skor distance from the Hudson River Railroad Sts
uOn 81 Oue Hundred aud Fgy.sscOncst where the cara
stop Gmost every hour Terms moderate. For parlcu-
lars inquire OF D. C. MANN ISL Broadway, second aoor
rear room ASp ~
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Receipts Of Produce

Be- the North RiUer Boats- TueSday, April 49,.
az hills Wh,ky IS do Pork 40 do Beef. 9i do Lard,
SIS do Ashes l75l do Flour ASH bush Corn 27 pkgs
Butter
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" ExGov. Dodge, u. 8. Senator from Wis
coSsn Passed through our city on the Oh inst lie walls
The Hot Syringe for the benefit Of bic health
Lille Rock (Ark) Banner, 18th.
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b. A. CmLToH, Aucuoneer,
4 OTS.-Perem ptoTy Sale.-TwO yslua-
n Ible lots Of ground on Poplar near CO.umbiast.
Brcokyn ard uear he Fulton Ferry, snclon. COLE
/ Chiffon will sci s. auction, on WEDNESDAY,
May Z 1851, 81 u O'Clock, The Merchants EKchalgs
New Yofk iOls Of ground the nOrth-easIefy
OF PopsrEl between Columbia snd Hicks G,s Bro yn
Highs Known 60 ard POplarst com nencing .he 81
door from COlumbasL and running through % Yne-Gt-
Each lo 10 u feet inches frcni ana rear and about 0l
feet deep For maps and particulars Apply The
aCciOneers Wa.lsL (57bl a820Mylg6is
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HENRY IL. LEEDs Aucuoneer.
EU RNITU h E. Handsome HousehOA

u FunlGure, nearly new aud made expressly 5t D
present owner Who has gone to Europe, 90 BE- sid wA
out reserve. HENRY N LEEDS CO, Will sell Al as
ton, on WEDNESDAY, Aph so, NJ 10 O'Clock at7Wss
Warrington place avery geute-l assortment OF hfstem
furniture a msde o order or th- pre,e owner sea
time ago Consisting OF carved rosewood sofs. and tctst
tetes, covered Ia green adj orange hroctl-le pNoi
arm and NOltHre chsrs. Ia do, silk hfocsteio clrka
and coruices elegant etefgre aud book case rosewood
corner table One elegantly csNrt c1u1cf table ea
delsbrss tapestry czPeIs, Rss cband-crs aud AZ ans
beat style Abo, middle psrioI furninre covered 10 NJ
and wkite brOcatele In carved roae~uod sewing PARA
and arm chsrs one piAnO-orle. Wsde by Nanns Clara
rich table and plano red deaue curtains chs
deilers, brOuzes, figures extension dining tabs via
leaves Also. an assortment Of betrO0n iupurs. eOt
ssng OF mshogs bureau pier gass wash ..and msos
tops mar bleOpdfe bufesuH blue and while eafAia
black walnut chairs brds mattresses French eedi1esds
Brussels caTpets vase euRrsvirgs, panNngs, Nc AA
library furniture Of OAK bookcsscs teblrs chairs ouogs
mahog any bookcase plaster casts &c. Every Afueisst
must be delivered on The Say Of sale U,76b IL
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HoUGH, Aucuoheer
EURNITURE-Finsl Clearing outSis
Il THIS AFTERNOON, ~ 2 O'Clock, al 81 s'ss
witch az Every article To be sold as the place munsH
Gated on Thunday morning Sofa mshogany 6ufeas -
hogany and maple ohsiIs, handsome m.nogsny feAsa
&c beds hair mattresses psiasers ca-pe3, bA ~
GOar lamps card center ard qustol tables ss0as s0i
maple bedsteads looking glasses shower bsh mahoss
nv and wauuI wHshstands. psinuDgs, CLOCKS efocke1
with quantity OF other furniture. Rsn or shine sSF
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a "A MkRwtS AUcloUees
10y BANGS, BROTHER & Co, R,S.

10y BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trad.
Dssle Rooms IS Psrk-rOw.
REMOVAL-B 3 CO have removed 10 re S,x
Store. IS PsrkTow -
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April sob
NV AND OLD Books Being "a eNt-usivs coaecuo, A.
valuable recent publications AMI Selections fon prv.a
Librarians, embracing = ersM variety II tie vzfos
branches Of Litersu &c
FRIDAY EVENING, May 81 Oecck
STANDARD AND MIsCELLANsoUs sooNs A large "a.
lection Of popular standard wOfkt. embracing rrs.
variety and many OF bnrsry editors Also ass0sla.
Of Mscs'lareOu Literature &c &c.
MONDAY, May 10.
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE of ENGlISH AND Ava.
CAN Books This sale viii h1 heid 90 Me l9h q Ma,
and following days. The English crnsgamenU coz 4
hand very large and attractive. Consgumena hos
American publishers are IN tho Csaal variety. tbs etS
logue will be resdy IN few days.
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen can be &C
ID ccmmodsied with Board IN q private family, At S's
sixih-sv nesr Twenty secondst AZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

DOOMS.-ROOms 10 lot in very pleas
AM situation In the lover part Of the city VIII be
let together singy, by the year or by the monn lu
nished or unfuuShed and with or without board Al
dress S N Boz $50 New.Yors PostOfce. al8 In
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NOR SALE-A Drug Store in the in
n -st,.ts vicioi,v Of NeE-York doiog frst--s,4
b1sine,I For Information apply TO M 6. PAuuI l7s WI
Ysr-,t s30jf
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TNO LET-With Board, to a gentleman
4 from the frat Il May neXi a large furnished room
Also A front basement room TO gentleman Location
suitable for a Physician, In . pleasant part OF Ches-a
Inquire 1872 NinIh-sV. bet Teen TWentysecond and
TWeny.lhird SIS. an 81
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: S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad

swsv-Estshli,hed l847, FOR Teachers ard al stucs
tiopa orders Capital furnished By the psroas viz say
~ he hest trsuiions families and teachers throughout
he Union deposit Of per cent each on years
roup1ssrion procures negotiations until the fu amount
"a received Apply early, full and posspsd-Pe-sOnsJ
" s5S g,s T. Il. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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doom, &c. Wanted, for a Gentleman
eRud wife. second or third story 'front.' Room Win
mn hoard for ladv breakfast for gentleman, and full
board sundays not shove Chsmbersst Address, win
terms snd location for TWO days B. office Of his paper
a99 81.
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DOARDiNU.-Two single gentlemen,
kbora gentleman and wife, can be accommodated win
hoard 10 q private family Ia BleeskersL, near Chausf,
ster the lat Of May Address A. At ibis once, or s2py
10 MrB AULGUR. IS Pefry.sL References exchanges.
so
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DOOM.-To Let from the first OF May
,o,,, ard clothes p-es, furnished without board
IN ore OF TWO yours uen OF good onarsc,er New coa,
sront room second foor Apply ~ Edn1ge-sl 40 -
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DOOMS TO LET-No single gentle
. men, with bTeskfas snd tea IN very desi'sb si'u
sutsbe for physicians Office. Apply on the Pren.es
6i4 HOusiOn'sL az 81
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BOARD IN BROADWAY.--A hand

some suit Of rooms or psror aud beiro. ma % ms
,eccrc a0or. al ST BrosdWsy, tree doors below A.
'borvat Rooms Tor gentlemen. with without break
'sst ard la Inquire 81 c. Il. RINGS, l52 SfoiaFay.
as lws
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DOOMS.-To let, without board large
Il ana small unfurt.shed front Room. communicative,
ou The second floor Of geuteel house pleasantly N..el
fav doors xest OF Broadway anc below Causl-s Terms
moderate. Address 5. g.. Tribune Once soe u
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HIGHTS.-A small

KOOkLIN HUH Io'-h ''uaII
Dtrf. hei~g In r,sses,isn Of NOR. rooms ma ihey
rec-r re crcus 20 dis 2'f'ag ~ suli ot rooms one
or w ,.rtlsu N requiring e!eg sut apartments eo'n-o
vb tbe con frrts Of hnuis. tbs rooms VII % neTy
s,,,tees no ,u, Ire occuczct snd wi or re1lIsd} -
lef vrsfh h-eskfaf sn- TIE apartments are 70 M
veUr ~ ire bsv arc city. ana within 70 minutes N
Rrcsd U,v The most ureVcepuOrsbe references given
Srd REQUIRED Address With nore tut real name So az
drssg r l. T.. 81 his once. -" .
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ROARDING,-Two Family Rooms, fur
- nish'a unfaruished 70 lei with board a. T Mur-
rayEL So -
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NROM THE FAITH | have gained by

ENROM THE FAITH have gained by
the experience OF The action OF $1,000 bottles OF my
Anudoie am prepared 20 axe the following onsr Bny
o. dozen $9l-n0 matter bal Inc disease or how bad
ard II tho patient ces while using H. accof ing 10 dlrec
lions will forfeit % 10 the next hin or friend. Mind,
doI say Will cure al deafea, but u will lei me world
know what Il will cure, and that they don't tn0w Yet
although they do know that will consumption and every
nervous affection that be named IL shout te this
wonderful discovery should DO better kno W. fne Com
pourd utl have been ieasl ore week before
death, Z obvious reasons TALBOT WATTS, MD,
COmpOGuderof WA1s's Nervous Anudoie,
$50 L. lO2 N4sssu-sti . psr bottle.
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no THE MERCANTME GLASSES

w I II II VI IIINDIt y II4II NDtE'hNIEII'
u AND OTHERS -Bosrdmg, 10 = remarkably healthy
location accessible business nc, 635 HudsOnII near
ly opposite Abingdon PARK. Rooms large single and
double on aecond ard third floors large garden attached
well suited ior families SC Ar sngemenis be per
msnenl Terms reasonable The house possesses tho
comforts OF home Apply ca the premises, or 10 2,
l60 RroedYav room No. l. a30 b.
TWO SUITS of Apartments to let, with
4 Board from the first ofMsy Aso basement, suila-
bic FOR physician al l43 Eighh-s, opposite Ghs Opera
House aD ~
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UIVIL ENGINEER SCHOOL $50
" Houston St -York.-Mr V. BEAUMONT. Cisil
Engineer will open rev courle OF lessons ~ toe French
And Engi laDsusgef on Ine On OF dsy For lofor aa
lion and references apply a. he SCHOOL Rsh ~
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DOONS.-Furni.h ed Rooms for Single

hGen,len eu-A small prlvsts iAmiy occnpyn tag sh's.
risss house containing babs &c on fourth sv ahoVs
oud letoae or furnished bedrooms ana
nsror 10 tvy,I or three gentlemen No other eoMd-r.
ould he tsken. The rooms viii De oanc souely
wiling to paw well Tor good accommodating Fsrnsl
board msy be had II desiTed Address D. D. sil,.u'
Office - ~
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ROARD.-A pleasant front parlor and
Dbsdroom In The second story msy be obtained, With
board a. pa HOuSl0r.sL S30 Sc
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DOARD-Single gentlemen and gentle
tsfr wives can obtain go,d Board and pleas
snt airv front rooms with bedrooms ascred Aso nosy
aaisoed back parlor, Al rs BoWery, ~ =
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GUTTON'S PRINTING OFFICE
GResder do you fancy handsome Gard, Circular. Bill
Head Country Store Bill, Posting or hsndoil ia pre-,
ference one OF clumsy appearance II you 90 'uu
call On THOMAS SUTTON, l42 Fulton't between
Broadway and Nassau and he will suit you 20 r sSo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

DOOMS.-ToL Let, unfinished, TO single
4 gentlemen. 4 splendid front psrlor and PEI room
on The second door with large panries s"echeii lnS
5oure il modern and pleasantly located II desed break
fsst viii he given Inquire Us rFefthsI between III
versifr niece ard Fillh-aveIue. az p
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-14
lSot..a side.l
WORD OF THE LORD.

Behold am the true and living God. and, in my infinite wisdom do command my people to worship none but me. Here 1 have placed fountain of the water of life, and no soul snail come within the bounds of this my fountain, nor polluie this my word with unclean hands or an impure heart, but shall feel my heavy judgment either in time or etetniiy. From this holy place my goodness sAali spread, and my word of power shall go forth, from east to west, and from north to soutk, and many pool souls shall gather unto my spirit, and De strengthened by my hand of charity aud love. But q heavy curse shall meet the rebel who dares presume to destroy the word of my mouth, which have caused to be eHgrayen or that will Injure this my holy stone which l have commanded my people to dedicate solely to me. For am Jeho- yah, and befote me and my holy anointed-Shaker Elders-every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that AM dselleth in my Zionin the midst of my holy people, and 1 will bless, protect and prosper them forever and ever, Anen.-Loareii Journal.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-14
The shnn cirls of Paris.

The following IS an extract from French Clean ings' by Ike Marvel, and is far specimen of the sprightly style which peryades the whoie work:
 @ But if il be good philosophy to bear meekly with the cheateries Of the shopmen-it is doubly so with the shopgrIs.
 "The high heeied shoes, ami high head gear, that turned the soul of pooS Laurence Sterne, have indeed gone by. but the Grsetse presides over gloves and silks yet and whatever she may do with the heart strings, she makes he purse strings yield, You will find her in every shop of Psfis--excep, those of the exchange brokers. where are fat, middle aged ladies. who would adorn the circles of Wat streettbete she stands, with her hair laid, smooth as her cheek, over her forehead-in the prettiest blue muslin dress you can possibly imagine-a but of narrow white lace, running around the meek, and each little hand set of with the sane-and very witch at bargain. He who makes the shop girl of Paris bate jot of price must needs have French at his tongues end.
 "There may be two s, tune, there may be SIX, she is not abasbed; she has the same pleasant smile-the same gentle courtesy for each, aud her eye glances like thought from one to the other--- You may augh-she will laugh back; you may chat--she viii chat tack; you may scold--she will seold back. She guesses your wants; there they 1fe, the prettesI gloves, she says, tn Paris. You cannot utter half a sentence, but she under stands the whole; you eanno, pronounce so badly, but what she has your meaaiag in inonent.--- She takes dow n package upon package; sic meas ures your hand, her light fingers running over yours--Qnetle )oisse pss.te paai .-she asslsts iu putting pair fairiy on --aud how many pair aces AIoEssegf wish
 " Bat one i--ah, Monsieur is surely joking. See what pretty eolofs--and she gashess cluster iu her fngefs-and go nice a Stand she takes hold of the glove upon yoar hand.
 Only twes ah, t E indeed loo few, and SC cheap. Only fifteen fraaes fog the six pair--whieh is too iisl.e for Monsieur; and she tssis them n a paper. looking you all the time fxedly in the eye And there is no refusal; ard you slip the three p,eces Of money on the counter. snd sbe drop. them into . little drawer. and thanks you in way that makes yoa think. as yea 70 ont. ihas you have been paying for the smiles and nothiag fos the gloves"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-14

usS ev Cars WnRKEas-E Every one has ob- sevSed the whissess of cat; bat few. perhaps, dram that They asTve any valuable end. Tho following passage wall prove the eostrary;--Eve,y one mast have olsscfyed whai ate usually called the ~hisAefs oa cats upper lip. The use of these in state oi nature is very important They are attached 10 bed ag close glands under the skin, aad each of these long haiss is connected with the nerve of the itp. The sllghses, contact of these whissers with any surrounding object, IS thus felt most distinctly by the animal although the hairs of themselves are asenslble. They stand out on each side of the lion as well as in lhe com mon cat: so that, froa point to punt they are equal to the wiith of the animais body. If we imagine, therefore lion stealing through a cover, of wood, in an imperfect light, we shaIl at once see the use of these long haifs. They indicate to him, through the incest feeling. any obstacle which may present itself to the passage Of bis body; they prevent the rustic of boeghs and leaves, which
 would give warning .o his prey, if he were to at
 tempt 10 pass through too ei5aae bush; and thus
 in conjunction with the soft cushions of his feet
 and the fur upon which he tEeads lthe retraetile 1 claws never come in contact with the ground, they enable hua to move towards his victim witt stiffness even greater than that of the snaks.
 who ereeps along the grass. and is not perceived until he is eoiled srouad his mey--La6rgy O Uscta! Knosele9gs.