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RIDICULOUS system OF GOVERNMENT.
Louis Napoleon's plan Of government
for the French nation is libel on repub-
licanism, and disgrace to the spirit of
this age. The Legislature is to consist
of two houses. The Senate Of $50 mem
bers, holding for life, under appointment
by the President to be selected from
those having an income OF rs, 900 francs
per annum. Their sessions to be secret
the Assembly to consist of $50 mem.
bers, TO be chosen by the universal suf-
frage, for five years, with salaries of
10000 francs per annum. The country
is divided into $50 election districts, each
Of which must return three candidates,
out Of which three, the President is to
select one. Thus, of $50 returned, he
chooses 300 to Please himself. The
Assembly have no privilege TO take the
an't0tire in measures, and cannot debate
All laws originate in the Cabinet of the
President, and he sends them to the As.
sembly for approval. Three on each
side of the Assembly are appointed to
discuss their merit; after which the mem.
beers give silent vote. If they reject
the Measure, it is to be carried to the
Senate, whose vote is faoi. No debate
is public, and publication of proceed
ings strictly prohibited until allowed by
the President in whom. by this arrange.
ment, all power Notwithstanding it
the precise reverse of our government;
and, being so palpable and glaring a
cheat oh popular creduIity as to make
it impossible to suppose any people can
be so stupid and ignorant as not to see
through it-and so degraded as not to
overthrow it.-Cin. Nanpariel
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-13

"Mr. Smith, you said you once ofFiciated in a
pulpit; do you mean by that, you preached ,"
mo, sir; held the light tor the man who did -
"Ah, the court understood yoa differently. They
supposed that the discourse came from YOU" |
only threw light On it, SAID Mr.. Smith "No
levity, Mr.. Smith. Crier, wipe your nose, and
call on the next witness. -. fibaay Duichn1un.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-13

A Good Deacon, at conference meeting in
the town Of D, about thirty miles north
of Boston, addressed his auditors one Sabbath
evening as follows: "hiy dear friends, there is Il
new doctrine going about nowadays. We are
told that all mankind are going to Heaven. But,
my brethren and sisters, we hope Tor better
thngs.'
II is not the height to which men are adj
vanced that makes them gi1dy; it is the
looking down with contempt upon those be-
meath.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-13

Il h U Il A
A BALLAD OF SPAIN.
Al her lattice sits Leora,
In the long and mellow June,
What time when Whitley westward
Shines the round and pendent moon.
Sits she silent. sits she sadly,
With her head upon her hand,
Looking outward where the Ebro
Throws its ripples on the sand.
Never lighter blew the breeze.
In the wales Of Araeon,
Never smiled Hcspcriu's heavens
With more lovely glories on.
Such an evening i is as eladdens
Cavaliers Of sunny Spain
Such an evening t is when nlaldens
Recount their loves again.
Now more restless grows Leora,
Fair Leora, gentle naid,
With sweet eyes so darl; and lerycnt,
And each lress Of nightly shade.
Hcaves her bosom fast and wildly
Like bilIOw showed with foam,
For there's something boding tells her
That 4 lmagro will not come.
Clouds are passing swiftly DER her,
On her heart their shadows rest,
And the iear-dropS from their fountains
Fall cmbitiered toher breast.
Listens now she to the gallop
ora siccd adown the vale;
Now with hop. her face is a liant,
Now with fear her cheek Is pale.
But no lover rileth swiftly,
Swiftly TO the try$ling bower,
AMI Leora stu is waiting
Through the long and drcary hour.
And the tears cease not to gather,
And the tears cease not 10 Gov,
And she feels like one abandoned
On The haunted paths Of wo.
Who're mountain strcamlct cnrgles,
From that watcher leagues away
Where the hours amid he valleys
Listens TO the waters play
Faithless Almagro is breathing
Vows Of deeply FASHIONED love,
To maiden on his bosom
In the sweetness Of Il dove.
And he tells her how he never
To another gave his heart,
Til her innocence is fallen
In the meshes Of his art.
Till another than the midnight
Throws darkness Ger her soul,
Leaving there troubled fountain,
Leaving there a broken bowl.
Softly sigh the Sleeping branches
On the bosom ofthe breeze.
Swcctly stars are Gazing downward
TO earth's blue, uncloudcd seas:
And in fragrance dream the blossoms
Pure and taintlcss as before
But heart flowers have been gathered
That shall blossom never more.
Lowly westward walketh Dian,
On hcr watches with the night,
And the hours far have stolen
To the gateways ofthe light.
But, ali F.! wo is thee, Leoru,
Though hopeless, hoping on,
Till Aurora up the Orient,
Rosy fingered, leads the dawn.
But less wo is thee, Leora,
BY thy lattice weary worn
More s the wo for thee, Estella,
When thou wakest at the morn.
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AN EXcUsE.-A gentleman was one day ac-
costed by sturdy beggar who asked aims of
him.
sHow is this" inquired the gentleman, ''that
lusty fellow like You is unemployed?'
"Ah!" replied the begear, looking very pitt
ousy at him, 'sif you did but know how lazy |
am"
The reply was so ludicrous and unexpected,
that the gentleman gave him siypenny piece.
Antisthens taught, that virtue is the only
bond OF friendship.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-13

A LETTER FROM MEAeHER.-A gen
tleman in New York has received let.
ter from Mr.. Meagher, dated Hobart
Town, August 2sth 1851. Mrs. Mitch
ell and her children had arrived there
in excellent health. Mr.. Mitchell had
taken farm, upon the proceeds OF
which he intends to support himself and
his family. O'Brien and his compsn-
ions are we'll, but feel intensely tb>.
death like existence which thor are
doomed to drag out in that req pticls of
dregs and outcasts cfEngJ;sh villany,
In general conversation, orr unfavor.
able opinions o! others should seldom bs
expressed, OF! susr,c,ons never.
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GcoPY.l

Ihe custom of eulogizing men for
their honesty and sometimes paying
them extra sums for doing nothing more
than their duty, is hnmiiating evil
dencc of the general drpravity of the
world. In word, it rs nothing ls 5
than comlIimen'ing man for not be-
ing cheat or an unlaithful agaent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-13

UyGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for March is an
unusually excellent number; Spectral Illusions,
"Lav and Lawyers" "Mihon" and "Death,''
are great chapters for the sturdy minded reader,
and the poetry and stories beside with which il
abounds, are all of the first quality. This pc
We copy the following items:
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Eost.


n OST-On Tuesday, Jan. 20, about IL
II o'clock, (supposed in ote Of Ike Bo~eIy sna va AZ
sleens bundle Of money. containing over Obe huhoIet
Dosfs nearly all II which n bulls, but mere "s's
aIse two small cod pieces The money was wrapped ano
nunsd piece Of newsDs feT and be oDgs 20 por EoI
oartfe result Of several years saving Inc hboSd ~
reeve suitable reward By leaving The money ., ~
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zbstwsen s. Mathews Church N Chns.oPoef ., sha
No 7, Esue street large FUR YlCTOAiNE or Lafih-
liDer al reward will be paid ior sn'n % No
tJpher a.
los IA Check drawn by hDhM
SMITH & co. On the Mechanics b,sain e.
oafion for s5ll C. IN fsvor Of b. g WILLIE, ooes
do.sed by him. PoJnsHt on TIE ssIne =, -
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Office The Stockholders of the
l PATENT REVOLVING ISON SHU TIER MAN
lFACIUklNG COMPANY are hsreb, bOtided that the
Annual Meeting Tor The choice Tgus for The carrent
year Will ee held a. ths ccc OF said ComPan', No. ~
Duane 81 in he Cts OF New YORK. THU RSDAY, jan
uaTy 49, al o'eiockP NJ Pc order
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49, beyOac 'he for which = = paid A0'efuss-
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l.ssrLoa.
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ANTHONY J. BIEEcgER, AggtionseiT;
TuF VAJTART,E PROPERTY on the

THE VALUABLE PR0PE TX }, on tne
4 Torrsrof MOTT aad CHATHAM-srs.' al aae'ly "a,
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKEk wLt ssA a. A e,ecS, a.
a51n1-rST ~ January 2S.h, 1872, a. y coCS' a.
~ Ns,chanfs Z change. te following '@I-@D-' 'OPS4
y il 49, s-s - II . valuab1e / OF If Ground
with the sfory brick Badins hsfs9a. kI9%e 1s 10
,thsT tar;culars apply the Auctonee No. Bloao IT,
rs II. d. 2tLs
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nR. SWEET ON DISEASES OF
1.-THE CHEST.-D. APPLETON co will publish
mont Treatise Diseases Of the Chest, being
course Lectures delivered at the New York Hospital by
John A. SWEET Nj ID Physician to the New Yort Hospital
formerly President of the New York Pathological Society
volume, octave. GOO pages.
The above Treat ne is intended to embrace all the well
established facts relation the important clsSes Of
diseases of which il treats II viii be illustrated by wood
cuts and steel eDgravings. J2llt
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE of BOOKS
" BELOW COSr-The stock Of Books. Stationery,
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2t Hudson-st ielhug of by the assignee al very
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AsrHoyY J. BLEEcSER Auct9gssf. 49,
Ts1H l. G II URIC II OF THE HOLM
y EyANGELISTS on ande water -, a, auction = "
TFONY J BLEECKEh y 81 sell a. auction, o. II Of.5-
DAY Jsnuaiy a. at O'Clock, Al the heIchans
the following valuable property w -Charch OF no liyg
Fvsneelsts-The large ana valuable lot OF gf0und
fuGfre thereon known IS the Church 9th HOY hyahts
.ts situated tAe MOTHER SIDE " ande a.ei "a
u in on yauGeV aier-st the whole properly containing
600 square f. equal 70 39o lteVci{ lols d IN
vev man efthe premises can be ieen. lIS'J Jus
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xr.IUABLE PAINTINGS, by Ddfand,
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ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Alctloaser
81 PROPERTY for 50

ANITI-UNI y
G'REENE-ST. PROPERTY for sale
II at Auction. 80, -, - crrrpaD.y
ANTONY ] BLEECKE2 vii sell on riiu hs sg 4 I /,
La ~ al HE Merchants krchange the House an
s6(Iespe.st IS feet south Of AMY 81 nc ~ -
- ~ iGO The h'uge t'g0-s0ry, ouck 'front.' nltA
ysrrrv the bssemens u fitted up ~ BAKERY ~ Il
tvoorers Attached the house u kllclsh aL M
'-tssdirgs In the rear ~ the lot Is = staDs alase
y.u't ur DER the sidewalk S3!ny q INC ~ '"A' ~
car gensig On bond ard mortgage ~ -
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J. HgGENAS, Anciioneer.
THURSDAY, Jan. p, at Il + NJ, A.
4 No. = FULTON ST. Brooklyn, HOUSEHOLD, f1h
NH FE-Coasisiirg. n part. Of carpets. n~1ostny
80 Ia ha,stanl walnut chairs book case dren Dl-
80 walnut marble top center table, ottomans
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MAYORS OfflcE, NEN YORK, J

MAYORS OfflCE, NEW YORK, January 20, 1893
% Noucc.-Noiice Is hersbg gwen. that al persons
Who require 70 be NACClNArED will be attended 10
epy BY app raton a either of the Dspcnssries where
fhltc ans ara constantly in attendance: and IS recon-
ehotd hat ell who have BOT bssn should Sva
tmseves immediately OF the oppoTs niy thus ofsred
VI hout charge The NewYork Dlspensafy IL located al
ue corner oiCentre sad Mhi,s SITS the Eastern Dspen-
sny IN Indlow-st IN the Of Essex Market. the
thtfa Dpenssfy at he junction OF Wavsrly place and
eAfn'oyker-su. l2l lwJ A. C. kINGSLAND, Mayor.
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RAIINUNU MUM NF-ttl = DUN ~
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$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds 81 tse NORA
Indiana Railroad Company-teny ears To raH-CoaOOas
payable Isl February and AuSust
These Bonds al hv Ist mortgages the
spectvs Reads and the ueres and principal payable
in New YORK. WARD CO,
DIS 81 No "a Wsl-st
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Tiuanriai.

SIXTH-AV. RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ This COMPANY haypg duly organized undst the
provisions II the General Railroad law of this State
bshs Of subscription for $50 shares Vi $oo each OF the
capital stock Us per cen' q he PAID ihereon Will be
open a. the Office Of GILBERT JOHNSON. No. 81
a-s The 2fd sad Tor ten days therssftsr-
New York. Jan. ~. 1892. - r. BASHfDr secrcsary
il9 a.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS

The Interest on the p1hlc star.s the CITY OF New
iork due and payable Febuerr lS59, Will % paid "a
the % day Of February by SHEPPARD KNAPP Esq
Chamberlain Of the CIV a. the Mechanics BAak, No IS
alst. The Transfer Books Will be closed Wednesday
January :. 1882, a. o'ccck 2. M-Coatrollers Ofcs
New-N ork, Dec 81, 1881 Jos e TAYLOR,
MIA Controller
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In Press
FXNHE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
Novel by Lady Buwer Lytton. from early sheets,
received by last steamer. A HART, Publisher,
no PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

ITO LEAD DEALERS.-SeaIeS aso
:. ,sosived b. the sabseritsr q .ss IN
Of he Croion AqSedss Sn asI Tsoss,a6
sa a. Pc 90 Lea Propss , zoo Ss' U5asd. =
F cTas and 'Ssrs q s Essi Sv.
be Ssy.r.d a. s M.TeS 300 sad. y ne =. Ss, 81
I.y .Hd S.r.a; " r.. iSss f..S','
Terms eaah % tss 6.ds If tssmsd adverse % The ao
Iishi 70 .s.osscs crs.en Asaedgct p:ssTtnsn, a.
ayy 10. i2ox u'' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

EOOK, &c.--Wanted, q Woman to Cook,
~ Wash trd lion bus Protestant, AMI those who
can bmg good recommendations, need appiy AZ o. -
hylrg place Js1 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

COMMERCIAL BANK, Perth Amboy.
O-Eo;es az thi. Rank are redeemed al IS per eeat ~
ED. EVANS Nos 70 aad y Fultoa-s'. IN Paymsens US
Resjy- made Clothing. of ell Descriptions F""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

DRAINARD HOUSE, Elmifa, \: y
tThe ,ub.crbers hzvib ased the above Hotel p,sos
fhemselv.s that every eIeftioB VII Do aied W INV
worthy the patronage % ITzvslleTs u>x.vs PIKE
tOLsSsn''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

pa | J.. ROA ID BONDS.-Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad 10 per cent Bonds pay able
bali yearly IN New YOk ML~suses and Mississippi
- -kl ~
yesrly IN New York For sale by
j'3im STRACHANS SCOTT. No. 81 wnham-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

NTUYYESANT INSTITUTE, No. 6o9
~ Observation-Disclosures Of Leaszes g Fir n Ella
WsRE open rem A. NJ. TO 10 z: "a. Aan eaia-
cents children, III eeats; season neke's' ~ n. i'm
boSues, q cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

L>ARM, &c.--Wanted, a good Farm OF
from 20 10 40 acres good House. sc, within 30 miles
of CITY Hall Address Ne As John ST. vi part afs &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

EOUND On Sunday last, N 2l-ay3
, resr ls,b st a PORTE MoNSAlE, wiz s-ia i!
sr, ef r-rsv N sarne The have lie -
hl loving prcpts and paying eIpeuses ~ = W
u S. GeSrFes plsce 18Th st. Between Isl snd - Ava