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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE GOO LBAST. March t}-t = "
The bill for the formation Of an Insurance 'on'
pany was passed. -.,s..., "
Also one to incorporate he l. ; Mail steam WI
vigation Company. A.,
Mr.. WILLIAMS brought in a bill to compel the
Safety Fund Banks to pay into the Controller
hsnss before lst July next one hall OF one per cent
on their respective capital Tor the oenent oil tns
ssfs,v Fund in addition to the tax now imposed
by law. C.t
4 resolution was adopted requiring the Canal
BOARD 20 determine expense and value OF the I'M
provement Of Black Rock harbor and the improve
meut Of Buffalo Hsrbcr, recommended oy uhe |snS'
Committee Recess to O'Clock.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BRIGHAM gave notice OF the bill Tor the Al
bGny and Cohoes Railroad.
The Agricultural Appropriation bill ordered TO
third reading. a.,
The Railroad Fare Reduction bill went 10 third
reading, by a vote Of 65 to %. and all amendments
offered were rejected
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. March %, lsis.
Our City was startled this morning by the an
nouncement Of a horrible murder, which mad been com
mitt,d the very centre Of our ana 10 shesa
ealty North Four'hst between Arch snd Cherry,
IN the vicinity Of the Zion Lutheran church. quarter
where many OF most respectable German citizens
The murder occurred IN the house No 30 North Fourth
a. opposite Apple Tree alley. Mr. {. l.. Ralemachor
vendsr OF Gsran books and Homeopathic med eine, oeea
pied the and used tho second story back room
sleeping apartment having no family ea, VIE t M
apartments of the dwelling and Mt Shade, ws''hnA's''
occupied the rsxt house. uAs
screams, gfoans and the sound OF stfugse heM .ne
apartments Of Mr. add Mrs Radcmaeher aud a. the sans
time Mr. and Mrs Koollner were attracted by "nsu,h
fnschsrs door, which he found fastened he
dfs- himself ard t1ius h.eh', ,oi ,' r..ha M,
door IL op-nes FROM tho inside by Nj haAems'
80, go, .,ri.,rtns NJ God my fahefi' he was
handy aba 10 spsAs hn, when placed on bed SAID 'hs'
he had hem attached by msn who .ad - shoot nun
m. tho pistol would not g. oH and 10 then e'oliaa 20
blow. he .kad whsfe hs wife wac and saia no thouah'
there al him and Tue ehef NJ no
~. speech was a.ionted aud ncohsfrnt eoAins around
Tho room NJ k0slnsf a. last f9ued Mrs Rad mAshe, pst
iaey dead sa.hed and cut In numerous places ~nh hp'
WOUNDS, ard rf@ssa'inE most h'rfd 'rssssse the's
was hardly part IT hef hay act cut aud she MARKS on
hsfusek, 40 hairtsaed desperate ,ttessls She wA'
sarsna 81 tho period ~ seven mnrth. ara had been MAJ
lied .smswh. lass than Ssaf the .ssead asushs'
II Nj abhsah eunisceHs of Ach o. who has come &c
widest death withia q twelve month -.
There I. bat oil sht clue 90 The unfaVelmsn'" 'h
haffd mystery Some twv ,saf. STAGE a wan va eNH
veisd uf butasiy aHa saefilsss rur'wi"sa Va -"'
Church. ha evidence Of female, who ~" ."f".
a. ff~.rf' The hptsaf hes ia't fsoa 'se-'e'
fto ,hsftT li sHa has been heart 80 90 Ve"se,Ar'
ass.. bsf IL sy be thu he hes seissa access is hs
apartment sra seeresa hn'sit ~'th az sesenrNs' sH
,Ls dad 81 nis rhs police asrs 90 ikis slsa ans
hrre iY ssfss' him -,
rhs,s shed az The bees ~ she htsset " ~h'el
ss.Y s..s.. .~ula 10 h.a ~ ,hs 'hwssh she rs
aud ,hvs .-.y have hssr sssa fhs shss 70 ses.s W
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enough sccompce OF psramour OF the prohisate
will be sure 20 have corroborating evidence n sho
wants 1.-THE Legislature should have left this
crime and ts detection to the ordinary laws Of evil
dencc He who habtusIy and from principle
shuns the ways of vice and proiigacy need never
fear conspiracy to prove him guilty of seduetioni
hi. character will shield him. however artidl and
extensive the plot against his reputation. And II
any, in apprehension Of danger should be induced
to walk more circumspccty. there will be no harm
in that
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NIcnnues. and Forgery.

We recently glanced at the leading incidents IN
the public life of Hon. John j Crittenden, the Wing
candidate for Governor Of Kentucky, and in con-
cludiag remarked
Wv. are anxou. to the Loco-Foeo trotted out who
70 run agninst him for Governor Col Richard VI JOHN
has eeea proposed; 1.5ert o. hae,s proposed MIN
We have heard Old Tecum'eh spoken Of " very nearly
idiot, but are confident he knows too much 70 Dc
caught running against John J. Ciittenden.
The next thing we hear Of this the Loatsv'He
Courier. Native Taylor concern, reports it as ol-
lows:
Tho Editor of The Neap York Tribune, IN notice Of
the public career Of Hon Critendsn. says, that he
that Richard NJ johnson is pretty nearly an lalo
bat that he certainly 10 not foolish enough TO run against
Mr.. Cr1tenden"
All the Justice we can do to this forger is to or
der his paper struck from our exchange list. as we
have been constrained TO do with regard to several
Others Of like character We stand abuse as well
as ybody, but such gross Misrepresentation is
most toerable and not TO he endured The Cour'
Ter goes On to ring the charges on MIR. Greeley
idiot" who is " denounced by The Tribune in con
tempt of L" all manness, all decency all sense OF
propriety" We simply place the brand on the
knave's forehead and let him go.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Loco very natural
ly, copies the Couriers baseness, introducing II
with the following flourish:
The Louisville Couri,r, q HAig paper thus sppropr
eely and ably rebukes the NewYotk Tribune for its as
persions the gallant Hero OF the Thames ts comments
are just and true"
The Enquirer may take its choice-either to lei
its readers see what we did say or strike The
Tribune from its exchange list.
IL Hon. THOMAS CoRwIs and Hon X. w
THOMPSON will speak at Netc Hdren today, and
pretty certainly at MiddIetoacn to morrow after
noon. They have time to speak but once in Q
County at most but that is enough, since the
County will be out 70 hear them.
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The senate-Nr. sevjer-The Submerged hnii
The Weather.


WASHINGTON March o. lsis.
The Senate was engaged to day in hearing q
speech from Mr.. ATHERToS on the Finances Mr.
WEBSTER has the Hoor for to morrow. The cham
Der has been crowded for two or three days in an
ticipation of hearing Mr.. WEBSTER. Tomorrow
the accommodations will be contracted -
nr CAss has given notice Of his intention 10 can
ND the bill 10 raise 1000 volunteers Could mt he
bring in n bill for supplying the ocean with water
Something of that kind might be wanted the
20 900 volunteers are not.
The House was engaged generally on the In
dan Appropriation bill.
Mr. SEVER was out 20 day--looks somewhat
thinner. He now intends to leave Tor Mexico on
Saturday. His nephew goes as his clerk
Mr. DFMPsTER gave q concert, tonight, AZ
Csrusi's. Notwithstanding the rain he had full
house-one of the fullest ever seen in Washing
Mr.. Conner and his bride (late Miss CHARLOTTE
B,Ryysl plaved in " Rchelieu" at the Adelphl-
They are very popular.
The Hutchinson's will be here in about fort
night to give some concerts.
The mails to night from New York were heavier
than usual. It embraced Tuesday mornings New
York mail. which was not at ali lsbtened by
plunge in the Passsic at Newark. Any person
who sent by Tuesdays mail southwark must not
be disappointed at not receiving an answer The
letters and papers that got through were rather
difficult to read. The New-York morning papers
of Tuesday were all plunged in together.
The weather to day was beautiful aud the gay
coors of ladies' dresses threw back the rays OF the
sun 10 thousands Of variegated tinges. The birds
were singing the flowers were sprngng and
Nature finging her robe Of green while beauty
blending her charms was lending, n never end
ing enchanting scene.-But -- Those trees
are putting out," said lady to her companion
Yes was the reply" They will soon iedre.
Isn't it hard to say any thing when you have moth
ing 10 say RIcHELlEU.
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BY Telegraph to the N,p-YorA Tribune.
Explosion OF N steam Boil~r-Los- OF '".'

UUfIUNf TT
The boiler Of the Iron Foundry OF Mcssr'' 'ur''
Il Randall Of East Boston exploded At ~ minutes
past o'clock this afternoon, instantly hlllns INC
Engineer and dangerously wounding I'VE OF SIX
others one Of whom has since died II TOOK 'ne
roof of the building and blew down the SIDE wal
The cause Of the explosion vi" supposed 70
arise from the exhaustion Of the water in the boiler
while the vorkmen were gone to dinner. When
they came back the Engineer started the force.
pumps to I'll the boiler, when an Immediate ana
dreadful explosion followed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

E,aurp DISTRICT, MA'sAcBrssrTs-Wo are
RALLY clsd that Mr.. Horace Mann, who has done 60
,,,oh Cor the cause Of Education In America and
a.. t, .o well. ia nominated Ms the Wing candi-
a.. e., Consre.s for this district II elected swe
trust he will be- he will worhy I'LL the place oil the
depar,ed patriot and stateman eschew expectancy,
follow the path Of duty give firm and constitution
Al CD position TO Slavery, our nations shame, rsnd
10 msnfaly for truth and right vindicate the charac
ter of America and be party to no act that would
cast stain in after ages on the fair fame OF the sue
ces.ors Of Washington Franklin, and the kindred
sp;rits Of the Revolution. The ARhWhigs have
minated Mr. T. K Whitaker OF Needham Tor
Congress and their Convention approves OF the
nomination Of Levi Woodbury. "a a candidate Tor
the Presidency Ay, the Woodbury., under whose
proaigate and negligent administration millions
were lost 10 the Treasury by defsulters. and who
has ascended the bench of Justice for life az the re-
yard of his efforts to extend Slavery aud thus neu-
tralize the legitimate influence OF the Free states
ILLrsor.-3y the Chicago journals we have the
following additional msiorties for the New Const-
tuition
VIII Co................sco McHenry............ leo
Ksus ..............5o0 Is sae..........''.I'-Oo
Lake, small majority. Kendall, large. 1t goes
with rush.
Loco oco State Convention Springfield April "a.
| " THE USIos MAGAZINE Mrs Ihukisnd s.
for April we have found time 10 read half through,
and have reached no single article as yet that is not
above medocrity The beet Of them is an account
| Of JENNY LISD at Berlin by George w Curtis-a
paoer that no man could have written for money
and il surprises ne that Mr. c. could have written
at all We have read much nbout the Swedish
Nightingale but were not sure we knew her MI
now. The Hndoo Anchorite, By Mrs Child IS
fair for her and would be admirable for any one else
and La Fiorsis, by j. B. Taylor, though you cant
| help thinking it stretches the travellers license
little too far is still delicious Mrs Sigourney
contributes a good poem. So much we are sure OF :
aud The New Melusina, from Goethe byJ.H Hop
kins promises well. as does Sunday in the Coun.
try bv Mrs Kirkland and several others. Ba'
chelor's Wives. by Mrs. C. II. Butler, we kno'r is
good, partly by dipping into it. partly by what we
have read from the same pen. There are two
steel engravings beside a Fashion Plate the one
entitled Memory is we'll designed so Is the
wood illustration Of The New Melusna, though
| on the whole we think the wood engravings do NOT
! enhance the value of the Magazine. The ART OF
D.sgo ia ut deplorsby low stage in this country.
Mrs. Embury. w g. Simms, Miss l.. o. Hunter
| and several we have not named contribute articles
to this excellent number. Il. Post, 40 Nassau st.
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Life Assurance.

We call the attention Of our numerous readers 70
new pamphlet Just issued from the Office Of the Na nal
Loan Furd LIE Assurance seeiety Of London and Nslo
York IA WaLst) a copy Of which now lies beio.e rs
If names are guarantee for good AMI prudent manage
meni the u s. Locs Board is possessed Of al that should
inspire the public with the fe confidence and the soc
ETY. has wisely placed under The control OF three Of then
American Board large which Is Invested in this
country As Guarantee Fund.- and VIC are Informed ihst
the annual receipts derived from premiums on American
pocies g about 0OCO0. The pamphlet abourds with
much valuable and original matter on the subject OF Lie
and We recommend caefcl and attentive per-
usa Of il to our readers We lake the following extracts
from IL ey eanatory Of the various modes OF efecung IN
suraace on lie which are remarkably clear and explicit
,sSus.ScE on cows LIFE TIVE LIFE OF "ASoTBER'
Tn. former when party iusuIes directly on ms own
liz. and hch he essign 10 whomfOeVer ne piesses
tthout The assent Of The Society VINO io-
m-y recognize no transfer, or Hsignmen'' the clause
us,s in thu policies OF companies. claiming nan
10 be notified Of an Assignment, Rad ther 1pprOFti 90
aioeG having been desencdy omitted IN the policies u
tis pstta usoe BY party assured until me pom
becomes by the Death OF the assured, eno then TIC
must prove the Office that the pocy lesaY
vest. In HIM by the isVs Of The United states, or 81 Es
rouutry mere the Assignment was executed 50 long a.
ma sssygomeut or transfer il teg act and the parry
Who claim. su give legal discharge ~ the p0lcy, the
amuunt IL paid TO him. g.. .--.
The latter cvuse when creditor effects al insurance
on the life ofa person GA ihe lie OF snolhei
la whom has contingent or oons nae l.teesb or
here wife insure- on the life Of husband and Thereby
40 Iey bece mes entitled receive the assured ~ ne
death Of the hush md irrespective Of the claims oil credit
D Others.
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AUGUSTA. March %, isis.
Express has arrived from New Orleans with
dates 70 eth inst
The brig Mary Jane had arrived from Tampieo
which place she left on the IN inst
Assessments had been levied on the people
The Commissioner for negotiating peace had
arrived. The Star gave extracts of a letter from
Toluca, Feb ls. which said that Alvarez was near
Toluca. and that Gen. Butler had consented to
suspension Of hostities.
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,Iarkets....BUffALo, March 3.

FLouR-The market IS less firm, snd prices snow
sllsht decline Sales were limited, and ehehy done a'
S 3D. In Consequence Of the scarcity Of freight cars
buyers cannot send forward heir supplies as ireey As
they desire wHEAT-we could hear Of no SAFES Won"
reporting prices con,ruevery firm CohS-oa account
Of the limited supply. there was but lt' onefng VINO
prices remain without material change Inc nHnN''
Crook fs now omen.
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Business Notices.

AMEsic,S Musrc,L INSTITUTE New singing class, for
beginners under he direction Of Mr. w D. CoNEs,st the
Lyceun Building, 500 Broadway, this (srosyl evening"
"a O'Clock Term. for gentlemen 81 and ladies' 81 quar-
ter. Free Tor al Ibis evening
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERl HAIL
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
MIR. Atherton's Speech--Nr. Truman smiths
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

MIR. Atherton's Speech-Nr. Truman Smiths
Consspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON. March p.
Mr. ArHERroS Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance in the Senate, made today no confused
exposition of the state Of the Treasury. Ia TACT
the distinguished gentlemen showed himself good
Ut Geures His statements were lucid, his expla
nations if not wholly satisfactory at least specious
hi, deductions not iogicoIy drawn. He has lusti,
fed the propriety Of his appointment, az leader OF
the financial question.
If the truth must be told. Senator ATHERroN IS
not had fellow There is but little rising up m
Judgment against him. save the INTRODUCTION o,
those " gag" resolutions in the other House. OF
course he has repen,ed of that Juyenlllty, Tor II
y,nst he remembered that CHARLES q. ArHFRroN
nj that time was younger and not so well posted
M Since which time he has, on several occa-
sions condemned his own act and does not sun.
care repentance eiiace sin II not wat VIII pc
come OF the most Of as
The New. Hampshire Legislature might "a well
send him back as elect Moses NORRIS, who has no
thng of the first Moses about him but MS name; or
Harry HIBBARD. whose nppeation resembles 700
closely Ffsnry HuJb1rd 10 induce support or JUSTLY
confidence. ATHERToN is q man Of as much talent
% either-if not az hypocdticsl as NORRIS or pro
ix AS HUBBARD.
He mas good breeding, TOO is a Loco Foco not
bv birth. but calculation e.. aud II reelected might
eodeavor to restore to his name the lusre oil when
he has deprived IL by his early regeneration and
continued evil.doing.
Members cleo, Of the New Hampshire LeFisla-
turei send back here CHARLES GoRDOS ArHEk'
Tos You may 60 farther and fare worse
Mr. WEBSTER follow5 Mr. ATHERTON to morrow.
NJ TRuNAv SMITHS late speech delivered IN
the House, March . on the physical character o.
Northern states u Mexico, has been published IN q
psmphlct of some thirty pages. have heard per
sons sav. who nave been all through tne COUNTIES
he describes, hat his account Is wonderfully cor
rect. and that his speech contains an amount OF In
formation. not elsewhere 70 be obtained sucn Al
erpost. at tiis time, was much wsnted-Uhie SUCH
exaggerated descriptions Of the wonderful fertility
aud miraculous nature Of the soil ct that country
prevail among the unrelecting multitude.
! Mr. SMITHS speech evinces much Impartial 10
| ouirv-a great collation. Of testimony aud strictly
warranted conclusions. BE has studied and digest
ed his authorities His assertions may be relied
mon for none SIRE made without book. An eHten
i've circulation of his speech will avail much to dc
away with the loose and very crude notions preva
lent in regard to the value Of our late acquisitions
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,Inrkets....BALrrMosy, March

FLous-We notice sales Of 500 bbls including Howard
street ats5 75aj sa and City Mis- DO AT - 2t we
market closing arm. wHEAT-A firm demand win Sd e.
Of 900 bushels including Maryland reds at u - a'o
handsome family white. DO. at 81 S. CoRN-Tne market
continued steady and note sales of COO bushels IN
ciudirg white and yeav at ~ 80 Cts PROVISIONS re-
manned without material change. WnIsKf-We R'"
s.l,s Of leo hhls az 23i A q cts.
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RIcHELIEu DAAoSD-PoIsTED GoLD Pms The pubh'
should remember that the points of these pens are war
raned and that every where the points come
OF a new pen is furnished without charge They are
manufactured and sold only by B. T. WATSON Go -
William st. aud J. Y SAVAGE 81 Fuitonst. Wshsys con-
stanty on haud general assortment Of Gold Pens Cases
Sc Of all the different brands in the market, which We
offer 10 sell at the very lowest prices A. O. BAcLEY'
Pens by the quantity a, manufacturers prices Gold Pens
rrnAired or exchanged.
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nInrkets....BosroS March :

F1ouR-The market continued tim, ana SAFES o. i''O
bbls Genesee Michigan asa other COED western "S's
we're made AZ SC 81 81. CoRN was something less Ut
and sales Of 5000 bushels made. intending "b'e
.d yar,ov, y, "a SIC RYE-sae. Of SEQ bushels were
80 A. ssc o.Ts-siles Of $500 bushels made
at ape There was ne change IN Provisions
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AUGUSTA, March g. l348.
An express has Just arrived from New'Orleans'
bringing dates TO the 18th inst The brig Sultana
had arrived from Vera Cruz where she LETT on the
s.h inst She brought 10 news Of consequence
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NInrkets....EEw -oRLEASs' March II

corroS vas In general csmand-Sood to miduns o $40
z. cents. SUGAR was quet--fsr % and g. MeLAssfs-
Limited demans-ehoice got cents. FLouS-Saes Of iOV
barrel, were effected at IS 10 Tor Ohio, Illinois - %
FEI1eHrs-several engagements made. EXCHANGE limit
ed and change in ratio.
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-" Man, to man % of unjust,
IL always 90 10 woman"


All these shabby provisos, that the victim must
be twenty-five years of sge--that the subsequent,
marriage OF the parties may be plead in bar Of a
eonviehon-that PC conviction shall be had on the
tessipony Of tae victim only &C., are at once per.
P'eaov and insulting. Bear in mind, that in every
case man 10 10 be tiled by jury of men, the
judges, lawyers. DC, being all men-yet these
sensitive lawmakers fear that the word of
poor wonan--heraelf confessedy an object Of scorn
and contumsly-wil dape the whole Of them into
verdict Of guilty, in defiance Of truth and justice
shame on such cowsrdicel
Our Legislators seem TO be unaware that crimi
nal laws are intended not to redress private wrongs
bat 10 protect public rights and morals-shst the
ouestiou Of Seduction no Seduction does not de-
pspd upon the age of the victim bat on facts which
the jury may scrutiniEe bat the lawmakers can
nos-shat this advertising beforehand that 1.-The
subseSusnt marriage Of the parties may be plead in
bar Of conviction is in effect pointing ont to ibsr
tines mode Of escaping the just punishment o
their guilt while II proFers 10 artfol and unsefuPu
lous women q chance tor becoming wives by means
which neither God nor man can approve.
Then a. 10 tho clause forbiddng conviction on
the testimony Of the victim alone-coald any thiDe
bs more vicious The simple, modest. conhdiug
unsuspsctine victim Of hbertine's perfdy will b
most likely to have no other witnesses Of his per
jary, while the schsming, unprincipled, ready
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FIRST DI-PATtH.

PETERSBURG March q.
The Daily Overland Express to The Ir'5pHe has
arrived bringing dates from Ne"'ofleans'o 'oe
18th instant Nothing farther had been received
from Mexico
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BENEFITS. on DEFERRED ANSvirits,

n well Known and oonsidsTed, would Obtain WY Een'
ers fsyor . -. -
person ased % pays snrusly So " he reaches the
age of IS n. will then be entitled To bis option OF hiee
fhips. vx Either snnuiiy for the remainder Of his
,. ~ 500 so cash So Bx6 or a policy ~. HE mskinE
he ,um oavahl. At his dssih sfoo0 And what 10 tb-
most stskns esue in this unappfeea''d stsirn 's Tho
lei fst Mould flf party b,fors attaining ne of s.
A., uriu Be- untitled 70 rsc,irs tnOrHsus Of
al ~ payssnfs 4, has made FOR nstsne" y. die at the
-. ~ a0 n. ha. paid rremiurs each 9fl amount
g ~ s7fo ~. hsirs will receive from n. one" the sum
o,ssq0 He can only lose third. sbd " NJ rt"ch ~
IN, n are will the riEht Of the above spisndld
s,,iop. and there few, very fsw man. ~ such hsb
nj proe.pee who we'll provide With small SUN 40
40 .eb ,..pt. 70 await them at IS years ~ aTs That
o.n s,n Do A. othsfwiss Ia nsuuspt " Ia sexual p.s
. ~ dom.
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~ List d.y but one of those talented and unive
ired lad no have been received with such enthu
asc app at tho American Museum by al who have
heard them Their performances to-day at and ~ will
unusually GOOD, and ought q fail OF hearing
hem or Of seeing that beautiful model Of jerusalem be
Ire n i.removrd TIE wax scripturt and Temperance
tatuary . ~ be ssen At hours day add evening a. 10
the entire collection Of nsu al and artificial curositss
from avery norton of the globe.