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Or smit ,soninn BecturesThe and second lectures
r. silman having postponed OF
weather. they will be evenings Friday, 23d and
2th thereafter unless by weather
win regularly the OF
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, AT o'cock.
Ap2J-H
G Board Of HealthA stated meeting viii be held Sat.
urday, oath Instant al Al, pm.
April o. 1850. Ap23
NATIONAL THEATRES.
". A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w. ~. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Benefit OF MRS sEGUIN, appearance Of the
sEGUIN OPERA TROUPE.
os fRp.Y Evsnse, April -, 1852,
WIN be presented the grand lyrical tragedy Of
NORMA.
To couCud. with very lsughable Madison
Morton, entitled
sLAsHER n CRAsHER.
Private boxes 81 circle and paques so reserved
seats IS orchestra IS family circle, y
third tier, 50 cents coored gallery, Is cents
hp ~
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lusr received by steamer Europs, OF very
handsome white ground inquired Berries two beautiful
style Pereee De LANES. To be cents yard
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, kCO,
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07 Board OF HealthA stated meeting viii be held
urday, oath instant, al Al, pm.
April -, 1850. Ap23
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Equa1 Laws- Equal Rights, and Equal b

which these objects afford Them, cheer
fully contribute what would render them
independent. The present proprietor Of
these grounds, 10 which the genius Of
Burns has impaired even increasing
interest, who purchased them on specula-
'iion, is deriving a handsome revenue
from visiers. This incomes a tribute 10
the'immortal bard, ought 10 inure 10 those
who were dear to him, instead Of going
toa stranger. Epenihg Journal. Y
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HELP YOURSELF This is the true
secret Of success, the masler-key that
unlocks all difficulties in The various paths
of life. AS The French have it-help
yourself, and heaven will help you. The
greatest afflicion that can befall a young
man is to be the recipient Of charity-lo
lean for any length Of time upon others
for support. He who begilswiill crutch-
es will end with clutches. tits no. in
the sheltered garden, bit on the rugged
Alpine cliffs, where the storm beats most
violently, that the heardest plants are
reared. Ii is not by the use Of cofks,
biadders and life-preservers, that you can
besl'learn 10 swim, but by plugging
codrageonsly into the wave, and buffet
ing il, like Caesar and Cnssihs, swi:li lusty
sinsws.." Tie money charity ofindivid-
hals 10 individuals is one OF lhe greatest
curses that affect society. 1t is The upas
tree thar paralszes and reduces 10 the
last t'graspihe moral energy Of every man
who inhalesiis poisonous atmosphere. .-
Under the appearance ofaidihgit weak.
ems its victims, and keeps them ip per-
petual slavery and degradation. Cold,
consequential, and patronizing, il freezes
the recipient into humiliation, and there
leaves him as firmly wedg"d as Sir John
franklin amid the thick ribbed ice Of the
Arctic Ocean. The difficulties, hard
ships and trials ofllfe the Obstacles that
oDs encounters in The road TO fortune-
are positive Blessing. They knit his
muscles more firmly and teach him self
reliance, just Shy wrestling with an
athlete who is superior 10 US, we increase
our own strength and learn the secre, of
his skill. Read The history Of the ricA,
and poor in all ages and counties, and II
you do not find Thai the ''lucky Dogs" as
they are called, began life a, the foot Of
The ladder, without a fingers " lift" rom
ary body, while the "unfottunaies" who
fir aloag The paths of life more like
scarecrows than human beings, attribute
the first declension in their fortunes 10
having been bolstefed and propped up by
others-we will resign all preteh,ions 10
philosophy. All experience shows { that
this boasled benevJience tends 10 dislih-
gnish the faint sparks Of energy in those
who partake oft, till, having fallen into
The despair and ipdolencs inseparable from
a cultivated sense af inferiority, they
look upon themselves hs beyon d the pale
Of hope, and al last lose even The wish
for independence. Those who entertain
arealIy just as,imate Of their own abili-
ties, and journey through life with a de-
termnationoto improve themselves BY
every passing occurrence, and thus give
stability TO aheir own minds, may be said
to be really independent Of the world
and therefoIe,the arcfiitecisof their ewr
position.
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VOL. xII.-No. 81.
NatlonnI CharacterIstica.


Franc is the land of sober common sense,
And Spain Of intellectual eminence;
Unbounded liberty is Austria's boast,
And Prussia's kingdom is as free-amost;
In Russia, there are no such things as chains
Supreme, in Rome, enlightened reasonIeigns
Americas that stationary clime--hns ~ n
Holds to tradition, and the oldeh time; ~,
England, the light, the thoughtless and u,
RAi gay, WA vi,
Rejoices intheatrical display;Dte ya 3Ni
The sons Of Scotland are impulsive, rash /,
Infrm Of purpose, prodigal Of cash; si
Whilst Paddy's are the lips that know nj
guile, 'it Ia9 leHioili
For truth has fixed heSthrone in Erin's isle
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MAGIC SQUARES.

Il will amuse beginners in Arithmetic
if the teacher invites Them 10 place the
niue digits in nine squares, SO Thai,
whether added vertically, horizontally,
or diagonally, The amount will be Is,
,hus,-- Isr.e,vs
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The following striking lines form an
inscription fund at Melrose Abbey
The earth goeth on the earth, glistening in
gold; m nr 0t
The earth goeth to the earth sooner than il
mold;
The eaith builds on the earth castles and
ni towers; Ii0s ~ 1921 ftlat
The oarth saysto the ear.h-"All shall be
pours!n f
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The exercise wilI,be as good as sif The
teacher should set them hundred sums.
When the pupils are farther advanced,
squafes in geomctrical progression may
be proposed, such as the following, in
which the product of each row Of The
tliird square is 32,76S, and Of the fourth,
ll0,592. o7 ~ s' u ,aSl i22'gl 1i1
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o When fcmiliar with this, .hey may be
invited 10 place the numbers from leto
25 SO shat, whether added vertically,
horizontally, or dagonally, ,wihey will
smountIto IS, thus 10 M
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Where Mingo's mother drowned her sel',''
Visiters would, in return for the pleasure
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOoKs.-Now

~ CIV DOOhC We DUN o.-NOW
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r IFE IN THE SOUTH = THIRD

AEDITION-A Companion to Uncle Toms Cabin. BY
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We have Of tie tadtiers which have made Anev'
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uolitirai Notices.


~ Uhiop ists.-A regular meeting Of the Unonsts As
sOcsioD will be held at tie Broadway House WEDNE5
DAY Nv ENING, the 18th inst at o'clock
BY order, SILAs c. HERRING, President.
b. L. BUDD. e
rESeyeDteenth Ward Cerro Gordo Club will
meet THIS "Wednesday EVENING, at o'clock, at Hen
nv Clay House. OF Avenue A aud lstst. All the
Wings and friends Of Scott and Graham invited to DO
present NATHAN q Ely President.
CHAS. G.. DEAN, LIST V. Pres.
JOHN T. USDERTIILL, Secretary.
rVOnward 10 Victory = WINGS of the NINE
TENTH WARD.-At meeting Of the FORT GEORGE
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THIS "Wednesday EVENING, August q, at 8 O'clock,
you have opportunity Of enrolling the Of Sc DIT
and GRAHAM As you value pn slpes fall into the
Isnbs Of their advocates. JAMES f. COULTER, Pre't.
R , j. Il Mc snSs,S''' Secretaries
r. Land Reform.-Tbe Weekly Meeting Of the
fiends Of the Homssea Bil will take place at Military
Pail Bowery, opposite spnngst n on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 18th inst, at o'clock BY order:
L. w. RYCKMAN,
G. H. EVANS, Committee.
WIN. V. BARR,
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GRAND MILITARY MUSICAL FES

NJ TIvAL AT CASTLE GARDEN r,,c
MING in aid OF the AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND So
GETTY of NEW-YORK. On which occasion the Military
Bands of New-Yok, Brooklyn. Troy, Philadephs- &c ,
bsye in the kndes possible volunteered their most
valuable services -,
This did combination of military bsnds-s comona
son never b, fore attempted in this country will form
GRAND MILITARY ORCHESTRA
OF over two hundred Instruments reed, brass aud per-
custom.
They will play several pieces overtures watzes gaops
marches with he entire ersh Of the orchestra besides
obe OF tw O solo pieces for each band.
Vocal and Instrumental performers OF the highest popu
sty bav. also their services and will give their
assistance in mahing up one OF the most
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMMES
Ever fered TO the public.
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amnBements.

MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI re-
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York her intention OF resuming the
SERIES OF CONCERTS
commenced by her in June last and deferred AFTER her
second appearance by the alterations then making In
METROPOLITAN HALL
which has now undergone many important alterations and
GRAND FRONT ENTRANCE FROM BROADWAY
will be completed for the occasion OF the
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
which will take place
MADAME ALBONI will be assisted by
sIGNOR ROvERC -
SIGNOR SAN GIOVANNI, and
SIGNOR ARDITI,
With Grand Orchestra
Ardt
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The ODD Fellows Manual.
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i lie Philadelphia, will publish on Monday, Sept 6,
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Splendid Memento of Henry Clay.
NEAGLE'S CORRECT PORTRAIT,

\ and magnificent picture Of HENRY CLAY, at ASH
LAND is this day published and most respectfully dedca
ted to The people of the United States by the publisher
T. B PETERSON
No ss Chestnutst. Philadelphia.
TB PETERSON truly proud to be able to present to
the American People % true faithful superb memo
rial Of the noble statesman, for whose death nation
mourns.
This beautiful picture Of HENRY CLAY was painted by
the celebrated JOHN NEAGLE on the farm at Ashland,
Ky Ii is full length and represents him surrounded with
the implements Of AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES,
COMMERCE aud the ARTS, and IN the well known stti-
tude he always when addressing the Senate and the
People The graceful folds Of the American Flag to tbs
right Of the figure lends beauty ard makes this engraving
not only the beat likeness Of Clay in existence but one othe
mos, beautiful pictures in the world
It's very large picture and will be sold At the law prce
of One Dollar and Fifty Cents copy.
Hear what the PhiadelPhis Press say Of it
The portrait Of Henry Clay sltani hiss er.a rus.hes y
T. Pe,rsos No % Chestnut Il hss suHers Tslohni rom
Nssse picture gsns the ION ensh o. the great sL-s
u an arc h. az 90. p.psr framed or without frame
Every Ausrcsn without an'net0s Of party esl sop
NJ B. Peter Ia, jas; gsshhsd Psad lsl sasA gsr
uai, o. hsst, s,,rde ea.y nstara Aas grace
M snd The throughout Impressive and psane Tue aly
Of The s's statesman hGsM sss'ss a. Ss ss!,
m. ss sorrs Il Henry cy Duea.Aed ts., ree1;hsa
M P,,aran cssstcutt 16srd LIS rom The ofsna ~
kessls noel supsss aee ar :sfPA.sas de %.sss's s.ch
Of 1be dollar sna hti ffefy Anst
~ ~ sf,st ssssnsn should possess 81 these Lhls poi
- $50 tDAly True AEene4a-
For sss by N CURRlER corner Of Spruce and Nassau
Sta; DEWITT l. DAVENPORT, Tribune buildinssi
syyINGER & TOWNSEND; ADRIASCE, SHERMAN
co. II. LONG l. BROTHER; d. APPLETON CO.;
RIrNcsE BROTHER, and stheu Ia New-York
of the Portrait viii be sent to any one By return OF
,s 10 any place In the United States free OF postage ON
their dollar sad hfy cent? 70 slessr posi-
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- A Gentleman, his Wife and Son, desire Board 10 .
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~ AddIsa G,W.H, aysSklya g0stoass.
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NTANTED-By young Lady, situa-
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School or nstructress In private family ssPsole o.
e.ehps ali the higher Engsh branches intending Geooe
Nv AleebTa &C WIN also teach French TO oegnnes
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Chances for Business alen.

A DVERTISER has Apparatus-noth-
Ahg els.--fer & series Of salesbs bSoks-sai to iod
sen with one or thousand join him and control
sales M" this Office, with references.
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VTTANTED-A good Pastry Cook for a
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address T. II BLAKE, AstoT House.
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fouses to fet.
HOUSE TO LET-Th

Id five story house tua ted AZ No 2fi l0ths lat
sv built expressly for boarding house. containing about
ffsy with al tho modern improvements marble man
bathing tubs &C. will be let low 70 responsice
person, and well calculated for tho busne Appis "a.
WATSON on the prsmises or To THOMAS AohhLLLs
No. go Front-st-
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board at
ID No s. Fulton-st for tandsnt day and psmsssas
hoArders
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A PERSON wishing to travel would ac-
N oept situation in FIRST class family, as attendant
on lady She Is excellent embroideress. Would not
object TO tbs country For reference address NJ s. this
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ROARD.-Two or three Gentlemen,
1Jwho want . quiet, comfortable rome, with small.
SOC sssrt family In snea private house find one
III Greete 81.
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VXTANTED-Si Situations by two Protest
w ant Cirl.. one AZ Chambermad or general House
s,rvant-the other as Waitress or Chids Maid. Would
make themselves generally useful Apply 81 u Wsttsst
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Gpecial Notices.

ET Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
Of NEW-JERSEY. Twice daily from NewYork to Eas
ton, Pa Leaving at O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock r. d.
Office No. "a Broadway, New-York.
~" To Lumber DeaIers.-A young Man well &C
qusnted with lumber business wishes TO obtain stua-
ton clerk salesman in lumber, wood coal YARD
Satisfactory reference given If required Address G. b. at
this office
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VITANTED-ALa Lad from 10 to IL years
GENIN, Halter, No. IA 6roed"ay.
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INFORMATION WANTED of TaOS.

IL DEVANY- Emirsted from Ireland five years ago
has lived at Deposit Boome Co. snd hen LAST heard from
was at Syracuse, going West His age Is about n Any
information reRard TO him will be gladly received by his
brother, GILBERT DEVANY, at Dryden, Tonpkns Co,
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.TANTED.-Active and competent

wv persons having small capital Of either ten twenty
or tfty dolas can have oppe rtGny Of ensssns IN
sac and pesssn business that viii yield mem y ~ ~
n Iesi 80 month Call Of the Bookstore, NO. ID Nsr
peltst.
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DOARD.-Two or three single Rooms
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asntlemea or : 6snteusa ard his via Aso. ussasas
boa:der can BE accommodated
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/ Y ana magnificent picture Of HENRY CLAY, at ASH
LAND this day published and most respectfully dedica
ted to the people of the United States BY the publisher
T. B. PETERSON,
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Wanis.

AS Cook and to Wash and Iron or do
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Chambermsid and Waitress Nurse and Seamstres by
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UTANTED-A Clerk in retail Dry
wv O.. s,ora Applya AZ 20
W 'OOO' ". H. PANGBURNs, No lls 9.h-avA
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A YOU'VE LADY wishes for stua-
tion az Governness in private family. Is qualified
to instruct in all the branches Of Eosish education
Would have objection assist with the sewing and
peruend the ping Of small family. go
panion 10 q lady. Would like 10 travel 90 South but
would have objection engagement In the city or
country Salary much object desirable home.
The highest references be given Address for two days
A c. A. Tribune Office
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~ To Heads Of Families. There exists 10 Croto
water germs OF the intestinal worm 90 troublesome
child en- You can remove this from the water and con
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for 81 So By procuring you will much trouble
Numerous certificates from distinguished physicians certify
ing To the above assertion, be shown.
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