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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-18
GBY AUTHORITY.l

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE TWEEN
TY-SEYENTH CONGRESS.
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REsoLUTIoN-PRIvATE-No. L.

March Sd, I643
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The ssreet.xweepsug.

Our City readers, we trust, have per1sed Tee
able Report of the majority Of ths 9sreet-sweep-
ing Committee, with the Protest OF the minority,
which were both given in full il our last II they
have they will agree with that 10 farther eiac'-
dation of the subject can be necessary. While
thew will not doubt tha, the majority did what
they considered best for the City, many of them
will regret that different decision had not been
made We share in their opinion.
The mistake in this business did not originate
with the Committee, gu, with the trainers of the
Contract itself. That proposed to engage some
person or persons to clean the Streets thoroughly
for Eve years-involving expenditure of hun
dreds of thousands-and required the Contractor to
give bonds in the sum Of Toenty thousand Dol
lars Here was an opening at once for sPecu!a-
ting adventures aad desperate politicians. 1t
was direct temptation 70 these TO offer for the
work at utterly inadequate prices, the risk being
go small. The Tamnany managers had only to
say TO MIR. Bartlett Smith '' Bid for aad take the
{" Contract at any price; use the influence aud
patronage it will give you to put US into power,
/" and we will see you harmless-never fear. we
will make all right by extra allowances or If
not, YOU can forfeit the Contract at any time,
{" and we II indemnify your bail, or direct our At
",orney not to prosecute his bond" This was
doubtless the game-its object to grasp power,
subvert the Contrac, plan altogether and get back
10 the comfortable cid slO5,0O0 TO sl37 900 per
wear, expended as the necessities Of the party
should require.
Now this was clearly to be foreseen from the
outset, and ought to have been counscracted. The
bonds required should have been 100000, TO be
forfeited on any default or appeal to the City tor
extra allowance and then you would have seen no
$4,000 bid from Mr.. Bartlett Smith. But the
door was left wide open for political gambling I;
and. though we will not doubt that the Committee
nave done what they thought best. we still dread
the precedent, and wish they had given Smith the
contract. 1t does not answer to step aside be-
cause somebody else may otherwise do wrong
bettar suffer wrong than do it. But the still bet
ter way would have been FIX the contract so that
,rihing with it would have been perilous to the
contractor and his sure,ies, and then give it abso
Iutely to the lowest bidder.
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Latest from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jaa. 25--P. 81.
Another slim attendance the Stock Board today with
bat irifng Of business transacted Wilmington
RalroaI Bonds advanced l. Mechanics Bank al slI do
Girad Bank ST. and $500 Wilmington Railroad g. 1885,
al 7 sale of 20 shares Reading Road took place late
yesterday afternoon Ssh per share which was decline
of s2i last sales The affairs this company are GER
tanly ir very bad condition, and unless immediate relief
be not afforded pstocA vii! eventually fail much lower
The of the Legislature, protecting con.
tractors and laborsrs has undoubtedly had its effect upon
the Reading Railroad. State Elves firm 42 49,.
Our -Four and Grain market continues without change
Good Pennsylvania brands OF Whea, Flour were taken this
morning al So s7i per barrel, ior export
call for City and County Meeting OF the Loco Focos
appears in some of orr morning papers, for Thursday
iSg rext signed, among oter, by Henry Horn MrcHA
WALSH George Geyer and Andrew Miller, three OF whom
have pettoned The Legislature 10 impeach Gov. Poner
10 take such action Republicans ioad take in regard
10 the condition and the prescription by the Rhode Island
Royasls, Of the persecuIed Suffrage Men OF that State
&c hessrs Burlington Anthony and David Pa,menter,
Two distinguished and prosecuted Rhode Islanders, will
be present and address the meeting Not word said
however about Gov. Dor.
The weather OF day is again of sory. clustering
character. We have had dashof several times bat
only OF tew moments duration. II is regular March
weaIhe-.
Oar merchants and business appear 10 be at less in
what way to direct their attenos. The Exchange pre-.
sens comparative gloomy aspect what it did few
years since
he news Of an advance in the of eigh.s to Eu.
rope and elsewhere az Neworleans, Mobile Chsr!.s,o
and other Southern ports viewed as avorabs omen BIZ
our Shippers and WIZ no doubt have tendency improve
The same here which for time past has been ON the d.
c!ise. The present price in the former c;t.s cn Co,o
! 10 /, and penay per pound asked
a ca OF suffering ofthe deplorabe charsste, WIS
discovered Yesterday in thai sink Of human wre,eh.dnes
ssaal street young woman, OF gen,eel outward ap-
eafsnce eang hefsel Eiizabeih Johnson, applied on
or lodging at one sft the numerou,
Of Rsery which abound 70 20 earul .. IN IN. ,v
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street, when AFTER having paid three cents for he ss
was shown into cold and damp cellar. with aohss To-
led except the muddy ground or paIht Upoe n. -.
Ter she reposed her w.etchen body, and whea moe
aawped sroans of the most appalling nature werr 80
issuing from TIE cellar consequence OF with an
was instituted when il discovered tia; the poo,
tnre had given birth to an infant which sy dead a. 49,
SIDE and that the mother wassuferrg snder the IA
dent thereto wet sc. skin, and nearly frozen!
oner was Immediately sumnoned-an inquest heic-apd ina
srsect OF scch intense agony was Ultimately sent IN H.
Mayoueaspg Alms5ouSe- She did cot appear 20 b. 49,,
20 wears of aye-saa she belonged 10 The northern p,
the eity-sut refused give any satisfaction as 10 her
n-coas Sc This bat picture OF the misery er;
and des,itu,on tia, occur, fear, nightly within The m
cacis OF this great city
About s O'Clock last evening, Ore broke on, in r..
building The southeast corner OF Third and Cbe,,r,
streets which, for time ihresteaed serious corsece.,c
By ;he uutrins e1erons the hremen, twas atte,
two hours duration, csupletey mastered. The boie,,,
was occupied By several persons, most whoa hsy. s
tanned more or less damage
Several accideas occurred in gong 10 and while ,,,.
above are one OF which witnessed. Mr. Jshn saiper
member OF the Delaware Engine whilst assisting in worn
ing The sane was sez ID with IT. and Instantly ten snA
Urea, violence TO Ii. pavement He sustained conside,h.
iniury and was Immediately conveyed, al the request
Dr!Jayne, 10 his residence.
The Marion asd HoyameEs,ng Hose Companies sa,s
been for several days past in series of mos, disSceu
ousrsges putting jeopardy the lives OF their fellow chi
,ens upon more than one OCCASION On Monday and TIE.
day n hts firearms used and The pa"e0ests hay.
been up that stones might Be procured to kaock cu,
each Others braias People have been obliged close their
shops and house, and all this too under the very hose Of
Police efcers The OF these cuuages eoafueto
The lower part the city Two or three only have
been made.
The cioih sales under direction OF the U. S. Marsta
which took place yesterday, aiouaied TO SSS& Ageay
good sum for Uncle sam
The great Reform Printing Bill, which passed soa
branches OF our State Legislature few asys ,pce war
tprp.,i 10 the same on Tuesday last, with The Goyerro,
signature when tue House Immediately elected Mckinley
Lescure printers Tor the English Journal. Heath Bgr
for the Governor and H. Steck for The bills Az Pcr
ur, bsurrs
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FROM Bos1os.-We are indebted to Messrs.
HARSDES g. Co. for Boston papers of Tuesday.
The boat arrived at abou, o'clock last evening,
and brought two back mails. No steamship had
arrived at Boston at o'clock on Tuesday after
noon and it is most likely that she was exposed to
the gale of tuesday nigh. and yesterday. She has
row been out twenty-one days.
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Tuesday, Jan. 24,h, 1913.

To the Editors Of TIE Tribune:
observed communication in this mornings paper,
signed J. W. Crane, N. d. iacndcd TO the
mistakes existing The minds mary parents that
portanI part the animal economy, the Teeth,) but
which, from obscnrity, calculated TO
misead more than eDhghten those for whose benefit il
proiessedy written Considering il incumbent on every
member Of society 10 ali proper in preventing
any description IRON being placed before The Pub
lie truth, feel compelled request your publication
this article, You have made Dr. Cranes communication
ofeonsequence by giving II place ia your columns
Dr.. Crane says The FIRST thing would impress on the
mind that there twelve teeth il the jaws that
appear and of them appear child
year: OF age and the remainder OF appear be.
isre child IS twelve.
The ncorrectness OF this last assertion will be apparent
to many especially those VINO ecoect the pea ncon-
reneace attendant the cutting OF their Denies sapien
,i, usla ly termed wisdom teeth which seldom appear
bcfure sixteen, generally after seventeen Often not uail
t~eny years age, and sometimes rch laier But i.
the preceding par; OF the extract have made from Dr..
Cranes communication 70 which wish direct attention
because IS incorrect n itse but from the In
which il is worded, being calculated increase the mis-
chief which every parent wishes avoid by leading them
suppose thai The FOUR FIRST PERMANENT 10,
appear until ntae Of age, whereas they usually
much earlier, almost Invariably preceding tie she'd.
ding OF the infant incso ont teeth which often CON-
mences al five and half years. sometimes earlier bu,
usually about I years OF ase thus inducing many class
them as infant teeth and therefore worth attention
To prevent any further mistakes by those interested in
preserving the teeth Of youth, give following inos
hon, by which they will De enabled to distinguish the per-
rnarent teeth from those of infancy Those which are re-
newed nuoes TEX In each jaw. and generally COM
pste by twenty lh.y months Of age though sometimes
a,c but al ieewhich through The gums after three
years age not rene Except when, debility Of
constitution, The infant teeth may be delayed 10 more adj
vazced age and in few anomalous seldom me, with
7. 3. CUNNING, Dentist, 81 Chambers-suee.
[.Fote.-The statement IN Or. CRANES paragraph ,ha,
aH the human teeth thai appear bu, once
appear before twelve years CT ase error not his
ard was corrected In our next paper. Ed. Gr,5xaSl
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SASDs's SARsApAaILLA.-Heall1 is the choicest hs's
heaven can confer man, In comparison 20 VnIE
worldly treasures sink into nothing and in gnihcanc i
roy al robes Of princes cannot compare WITH Toe
of health. Thousands suffering from deases that hamlg
duced them TO total eek, might by proper uea'Ges sS
the use OF the right medicine, entirely regain their sA
Diseases having their origin in vitiaied secretion or @
nation o. the mucons tissues, Chronic Rheumalho ~
or Lumbago SCI ofua, Kings Evil, Salt Rheua ssey
Barbers Itch, and similar diseases will be safely ao3 s
uay cured by the Of SaHd,s Sarsaparlia. sta no
been used 10 macy thousand cases with complete Etsss
For certificates OF cures, and other esnonia5 ~ a@
vertisement In the different daily papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and q sIpc''
ta,ion, by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists and tas3ss
Granue Buildings, No. Z3 Broadly way, Of Clasnr
street. NewYork Sold also by A. B. D. Sace Dl ",
g'sts Nos IS ard 100 fuon-street; David Sands aS 80
n East Broadway corner of Market street. and 81 Dig
gists generally hroug bout the United States. Pne.a
bottle, sig bottles for S..
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ANerHER REouEIrloN FOR LArMER.-Gov.
Morton of Massachusetts has received requi.
ZION frem the Governor of Virginia for the deG~
ery of Latimer claimed as q runaway slave from
the latter State, and also charged With the CON.
mission of felony. Gov. Davis refused 10 coapy
with the first requisition.
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u Mr.. BsIsrow, so long and favyrably known among
US as an eminent teacher of Writing il Twelve Lessons
announces pdpera great reduction OF his from
u to dollars The opportunity theteore acquire hne
mercantile hand the lady, delicate and pretty hand
writing should not be neglected for notwithstanding
the various be.nes and pleasures attendant The
ccplsamen, OF handsome current writing there are many
who have given but slight share OF the attention de-
serves. To those who would improve il this respect we
near Park Place
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NARROW EscAPE.-The fiat boat of I. H.
johnson. TeuRe sssean, which lay at Lafayette.
and in which ne slept, took fire on Friday night
Before ne wa. aroused to sense Of his danger,
all his property on board was consumed, aud MN,
self SO badly burned that his life at the time wal,
despaired of, n. O. Pic. Jan l2.
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LIABILITIES OF Insurance CoMrANlEs.-An
action recently instituted in the City Court OF
Charleston, by Archibald Brown, for the use of
Dawson s. Ferguson of Mobile, vs. the Charleston
Insurance and Trust Company, to recover the in
surance effected on house in Mobile, blown up
by order Of the Mayor of that city. Twas proved
that the measure seemed at the time to be neces-
sary, though ii it lad not been adopted the house
would nave remained uninjured, as the fire did not
extend 50 far The Jury returned verdict &C
cordingly for $4,000, with interest from Dec. g.,
1889, the full amount of the policy.
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% The ARTIST, NEw-YoRK VISITOR, Ora
HAMS MAGAZINE, GopEY's LADY's Book, Feb
ruary Numbers. received and for sale wholesale
and retail at ,h, Office.
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CoMMASDER MAcKESzlE.-It affords much
pleasure to be enabled to state that Capt. Mac
ksnzie has been unanimously and triumphantly JUS
lifed from all blame, by the Court of Inquiry
This result must have been anticipated by every
one who has given candid attention TO the lesti-
moxy. Philadelphia Gazette.
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II For stirring and encouraging Of the Wings
of Indiana-Reos high Ne Pa Sketch Of Disgracefu
Scenes il Amerca-Legsstive and Literary Notices,
Last Page.
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Larent Publication.

THE ARTIST for February, pates...........-.::-' Il
THE NETWORK VISITOR for February, p!'sas :
GgAHAM'S MAGAZINE for February, piaies.s
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK, plates. ............f.r' '
THEIRS FRENCH REvoLUTIoN,No. H.'ers
THE ABBOT, SCOTS, Ne. Xl..............'.'.s "a
BEAUTIES OF JOHN wESLEf....-.....,'r
CooLEYS EGYPT, Part /, plates. .........''r
ALLISONS HISTORY, Par IV...............'...sIsrsA
" The third No. OF sRANDE,s ENC sCLoi'@
this evening. rssss,
u The above are for sale OF the osce of The -
Agents Supplied at the lowest rates
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~ Col. ClLLEy has declined the Wing nom
nation for Governor Of New-Hampshire.
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" We perceive by advertisement in another column,
tina, Mr. j. Orviik Taylor, the advocate Of Common
Schools commenced The wholesale Dry Goods business
under the fra of Asnew Tuyirr We hope The future
efforts OF this gentleman " i'll be profitable to himself
these hereto fore have been to the Public
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T Ear. =. Orville Taylor, formerly {

II nar.J. Orvilse Taylor, (Sormehy Oh ~
publishing bcuse Of Taylor i Clement, Pear's.lsz
day commenced the Dry Goods Jobbing and w .
bu.ness, unde. the firm OF "AeNEW K TAfLcr ~
81 Na,saus,, where he viii be happy to see al o.
friends and customers, and to offer 10 them 70 ~
large and welLselec,ed assortment Of Dry eoaasss
lowest market prices. ~
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DEAp-We learn that Carlos Moro, Esq. ID
gentleman wounded in the late duel with Mr Fer.
nandez died of the injuries he received in the meet
ing yesterday morning at 4 o'clock. N. O. Pic.
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~ The Commercial Advertiser states tia. DR..
T. D. BEDEL1, OF Wesschester, Pa, has accepted
the Rectorship of the Church of the Ascension in
this city, vacated by the election OF the Rev. Dr..
Eastburn to the Assistant Bishopric of Massachu-
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u The WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED SRATEs Rt'S
TER for the year iS43 may be Obtained at This cnr
wrappers ready Tor mailing Price Il! cents Postmaster
and others renting dollar will receive IL eaPSs
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The paragraph on the Preservation OF the Teeth by
Dr. Crane which appeared in paper on Tuesday,
was uared by blunder of our max i 10 say that
meyer renewed asp before the age ofsweve WeAsye
NOE from Dr. Crane making this correction, but have mis-
laid IL The error, however, was IN no part his.
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20 Mr.. GOLDSMITH lectures upon The Piss
at Clinton Hall this evening.
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune left al their rssd.r
ees or places of business the city al early hour III
morning, will please leave their names, or send them N
through tue Post Office, at the publication once, ~
Nassau.st opposite the Park. TERMS, nRt enh
,veek, to BE paid 10 the Carrier.
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70 Extract of a letter from Washington: Tts
Cabinet had meeting yesterday (Saturday) al.
ternoou, in which it is understood the question Of
an extra session of Congress was under discusson
It is thought an extra session will be Determined
upon" Bait Pat
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SUPREME CoURT-TuEsDAy,J AN.2a
No N Morris, app. vs.. NiXon-Wood ;or app, Mr. H J.
yhnuls for appeilerS.
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u II gives pleasure 10 announce that the - -.
again resIsctated after is temporary closing ana
popular conductor. Entrance in Tha:peSst
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~ Remember Mr.. RoBlssos's Lecture on the
Irish Union this evening in Washington Hall,
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" Docron LYgLL'. LECTURES GEoLoGy-Ts
second edition Of these celebrated Lectures reported NJ
The New York Tribune IS in press and will be fa'
lshed is few days This edition will contain an Engrs'e
Fron,ipiece exhibiting deasecton of part OF the shi
crust with explinatans II will also contain general In
PRODUCTION to Geology not before published LfcIvst
embraces the following subjects: Auyergne, Lsentis
Period, Volcanic Period Eruption OF Cosegu1s founs
Dor. LECTURE H. The Eartrs Strata, Marpe Strata, fe'
RODS, AovergBe District Sub Apprentices Mount En :
LECTURE Ill Uphenve and Subsdence OF The Earlh, Ma
pies Temple Of Scraps, Monte Nuoyo. LECTURE w. Co
raj Reefs Coral Islands. LECTURE " Origin Coal Lee
TuaE VI Fossil Footprints LECTURE VII. Recession Of
the Falls OF Niagara LECTURE WILL Bouders and lee
berss.
To the above I, also added in this edition, Shetchof the
Lecture Of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH, delivered before me
Lyceum of Natural History the OH OF December last ca
the Different Races IF Men.
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ing One Dollar viii! be entitled to Ave copies.
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Coal FOR SrZAMBoATs.-Si, 0o--LEHlGH Coss.ss,5
hrs quality furnished 10 steamboats, at The ADORE
clean unhroken Jumps, delivered ire. OF cartage ri
VEST corner OF Albany aad Washington street, q
oi Rutgers slip and Cherry street, ana Laufens s.
nal street.
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"R" who vrit-s IN reply 70 our article Or: On Inc
"a ~ =, manager Of burnt steamboat that
sSo ai ,r oud neeesssriy be convicted OF murder
OF nan.Isusbler therefor bo: thai be ss"ad be Put on a
l,S yis,o evidence OF criminal reckessnes oil
e Sbeh reeds TO be rebued by showing actual compe-
sncy and cau,iec His printers undertaking 10
indie 10 thr premises Of place; for printer may
thai Steamboat De- fixed ita fire snail not run
oS- hr In ten nues, that boiler does not EXPLODE
eausaiesy ueil as steamboat mar. Besides W. are
fortified By the opbioas OF us owa sor OF people bus
held responsible for mischief his errors may
occasion even innoeeGiy then why no, steamboat ersl
n>er or oropretor,
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DE-. HAWKS, LEcruRg.-Upou our first page
may be found full and we believe an accurate
sketch of Dr. HAwxs's closing Lecture on Amer
lean Antiquities AS delivered, it was decidedly
one of the most eloquen, aud interesting which we
have heard this season; and its facts and argu-
nents will be found to possess decided aad per.
n anent value.
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Os BAIL-The Mr.. Walker who shot Ferr, in
the streets of ST. Louis, few day, since, has been
SET at liberty, on giving bail in the sum of twenty
thousand dollars.
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U Godey's Lady's Book and Graham,s Magazine, for
February, are received end fox sale a, this ofce.
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From &. WiIIians. E.n So Willian,.st.

From 4. WiI!lams E.l. s. WlIliam-st :,
WisrAR's BALsAm or WILD CHERRY.-I have Hea "
fcted win spasmodic Asthma for twenty four yeaE ~
times severely 10 Ee confined TO my room ffssts,
and although visited by various medical advises 9 W
highest reputation and skill 10 the country, The f.s
but partial and temporary, I'LL the disease proved rsag
tai 10 my life. s1
Some few weeks ago commenced taking WstSs !. !,
sam OF lid Cherry, which gave me instani fel2lu -
single bottle produced what believe TO b. raa1l ~
perfect cure. a. WILLIAMS, Counsellor.atpfts
New-York, Jan Is, 1872 So Wis.,.
For coughs colds, OF the chest lunst ~
sess of breah consumption, 4c this BaIssD =.
medicine know the world. 1r Beware OF sls1ss
paraii1ns. Price 81. Sold only al Us Fulton, cofs"
sau; Hrs Hayes, Brooklyn; Dexter, Albany
~ There Is the CONGREGATION OF Moscow, a; i5 -
can Museum, sublime and terrific e1bibiGon-se -
Ell TabIean1 striking and magnifecnt-the oancsg ga
curious and entertaining, The singing and dancing
high order Of alent-bpt the wonder OF the day afs
Gen. Tom Thumb. Nature never found his Lie.
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The AFFAIR OF The BIBLE.-We see that it is
stated in Pla,tsburg paper, that the clergyman
of that village ha, taken measures to secure IN
ves,isa,ion of the affair of burning the Bibles in
Chsmslaia. Ii is to be done in accordance with
the suggestion of Bishop Hughes, and as soon as
one of the Protestant gentlemen selected can at
rs,d m ,he dntv
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E.Foe.-The statement In Dr.. CRANES paragraph ,ha,
. al the human teeth thai appear bu, once
appear before twelve years CT ase error not his
and was corrected In our next paper. Ed. Tr,5xas,