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To conclude with The Petite Comedy OF
The Four MOWbrayS.

The Four MOWbrays.
In which Miss Heron will sustain 4 characters.
u For other characters, and full particulars,
see small bills.
gr PRICES OF ADMISSION:-To the
Boxes, Isl and 81 Circles, 50 cents; PHI % cents.
To the 81 Circle, and Slips Tor colored persons,
80 and 25 cents. Private Boxes may also be ob.
tanned. Doors open al hall past 6, performance
10 commence a, half past 7. March 81
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Ticket, siu, halves 5; qua,ers , 50.
5G.Ono DOLLARS CAPITAL.

$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL.
Suslar!.aEna Lottery, Class ~. 10 ba drawn al Gati-
iucre on "Wednesday, A?rl ii. isic. - Nos 10 1Iawn.
Grand Capitals:
griZe nf s51,auD - pIizesof s2,G5e
2J,1tU ~ l,UUU
1 +. lO.UGv &c. 30.
Tickets SIS; halves ! 80; quarters . p.
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{ID.saagtmes.shED.

,ENIiE subsni,rr. haze. formed a Eo.pi.tnership, for
| the transaction II a WHOLESALE y RE.
TAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under tile nGn and
style of
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They haze taken the hoise NO IA, West Main
str-etJ now IN the occupancy OF Mrssr5 BROOKS,
BELL x HUDSON and VIII be ready early IN March
next 10 otter 10 their friends and th. public An entirely
uew and extensive assortment of FOREIGN y
BONES fic STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOODS,
with assurances that 10 pains n III ne spared 10 merit
their patronage. Al.ES ADa Il, ARKER
PEYrON C. BAYLY,
Feb Olaf. 1894. ROBERr NJ. SIMMO.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
Et.awr

HAVING taken = House on the Basin. t-Gicrs hi SER
RI wees 10 h- friends and the public generally, IN
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all the
staple articles of produce.
J.. II. r., in the sale OF Tobacco, win be assisted Ly
a gentleman, who, fiom long experience and acs now
lodged judgment, Is fully competent 10 sustain thr in
,ereEi- Of Planters. Feb 9-rti
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JOURNAL.

CALLED MEETING-BIBLe Society OF
vIRolsIA.-The managers Of The Bible Society OF
Virginia are requested TO meet in the Ves,ry
Room of 81. Pauls Church on Saturday, lst
April, al half past 4 o'clock, P. M, on business
connected with the annual meeting.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
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II NOTICE The Committees appointed by
the several divisions of the Sons of Temperance
Of the city will 10 a general meeting OF The
Sons tomorrow evening, al hall alter I O'Clock al
the Arnory.
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THEATRE

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or 7uE SEASON.
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 81,
The periofmauce will with The ,hfili-
ing Drama, in 3 ac's, entitled
The Idiot Witness.
Gilbert, MIR. Lo"ell.
Janet, MIS-. LoVeii.
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The Idiot Witac

To be followed by Shas.peare's Tragedy Of
RIG FL A K u Ill.
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$4,000 DOLL.ARSt

JU:VHU DVLIIilIJI
Crand Consolidated Lottery, CiaE- is, 10 b. dawn
al Wilmington. Delaware, on Saturday, Apr! .9;h,
Is4-. : So>., IL drawn
Grand ca piials:
| gize q: s5G,Gn0I ] prize e e6,Gs0
$4,000 $500
1890 10 1860
Tickets SIS; halves : 90 quarters , -.
II IN purchasing BY the package, deduct The price nf
thee Tickets.
IT Orders meet Cur usual prompt attention. For
Tickets ii I r above, Or IN any Dtaer Lottery, drawing
daily. price Of Tickets from 81 To sa0,j under our ma
na,emeni, address us,or G.. ". PURCELL,
AgrntfnrD FAME Il CO., Richmond. Va.
March Al
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SUCNKiS VETO.

John Donkey furnishes the following gu.
ihenic copy Of Gov. Shunk's veto Of the
Telesraphic bill
Mine Got Vfiends: Va, ish dis all da,
You dells nae apnui lie Macnedin Dplicraph
und 'e Tsiaypate Pseakwater knows
nothing Of to Preakwaier nor of le Deli.
Graph neider-oder il ISL lie Deicraph as
nset 10 to bfindet BY mine old vrieud Tufi
Green as ish sfdbbed long aco, Den de
Pfeakwafer Drlicrnph iss 10 CO by bns,s
so dey dells inc. Put shupposin dev pc.
comes Py -une-py boast roads rs in,erleres
mil de moooho y of Mish,er bosh,mashter.
chenerai Chonson-how den! toni Iige
1t, mine very cout vriends. | can dell YOU
1t lsh a tam Yankee invention to transh.
mid indebtedness gondrary 10 lie gonsid d.
nshion, and | wotees him. Viadel,ia ish
alreaiv a Great teal too larche und too
smard for to resht Of to shdade, und te
Temogtncy n'usht nod pc COMPROMISED, as
my coot vriend Chon Tonkey SAYS, to we'd.
erai gsbals. 81 YOU CANT half no Deli
crafs to the Preskwa,er. nor wind elder.
mishder Lech' stature. | knows va, ish
vat, if ish a Deichman. h,s
F. r. - SKUNK.
mark.
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Friday MIreh 81.
SteN 80


The busiucsst durlnn The morn
M was ua,mpuildn,.
A nessngu vas received from the House
oi Representatives, returning the bill To
provide for deficiency III The revenue,
with amendments.
Mr.. Aihertou moved that the Senate
concnf III the amendments of the House to
the b,il--whlch was agreed TO.
Tie Seaa.c then proceeded to the con.
sideral,nn Of the l.mn Bail, aud Mr.. Web.
ter SAID lew words in opposition TO the
hi.
NJ. Alherion offered nm amendmen, pro.
hblung tie right 10 withdraw bid, once
received for Government loans.
The bull was then laid aside, and tho
Senate went into Executive Session, aud
afterwards adjourned over TO Monday.
llousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Af'"r the presentation Of petitions, &c.
Mr.. II 'ekwel moved tina, the House 60 in.
TO Committee OF the whole, for the purpose
Of considering Private Bills. The motion
was g'e-i 10, aud quite number Of bills
were considered aud acted on. Tho com.
m'''ec reese, reported progress. and tho
House adjourned.
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ASEcrorg OF o,covNsL.

lie was onss csamiaiug ~iiness. whose
inebrirsy Al The time 10 which The evidence
referred, II sas rssrniislia bl. ci,.n,'s case,
10 prove. Tie quickly discovered thu ASA 5
character. He VAS f'ilss VIA ANS he
de.cfih,d, as " Hsif f,ali-h With r..uery. T"
Well, Darby, ,aa told ms ruth 10 ihis
genllrmsnf' Yr-, ynur homer. C..,in.
ssilor O'Connsl. /" llaw d. you kuow my
name y "Ahi sure every one knn~s our
own prtArisf." Well yau are good
humarrj 6oa-a fellow; nov toll me DIR.
BY, DID YOU take a drop of anything that
das " Why. your hannr. t"ok my
,hare VI pm. ii spirits" "Ynaf shate
u Il, noN Ny virine 81 yonr aaih. was nj
ysut share &C IL all Bat rae p.rict p
WHY. y ur h.Hs. dear knnas. tina, rue
for you. ST." The C..nrt was cnn,u'se,i
ut b. IN question aad answers. l, so,n step
By step, Cane n.', that the mao war dnns
aai wis not iherrfn,c. n competent ~li.
ness. Tnas 0'ConneI won his csse f1r HI.
client.
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1hsrsdoy, Narch %.
SENATE


The bassncss rtnsseu-d during the NOR.
meg hour, was a an un,alportsut nature.
quot resolution ffom the House Of
Representatives, reisiing to evidence nc i.
com az, M appl Cation iuf bounty Land
warrants. vas pissei.
o. no,ion al Mr.. Athcnon, the Senate
took up tho l.aan Bill
= Mr. Webster being entitled 10 the q ,or,
sddtessrd the Seuate on tie subject IN his
earnest and effective manner. lie ayowed
his opposition, 10 tho acquisition of terri.
Tory 10 any quarter aud Tor any purpose.
lie ~suld rather have peace with Mex.
leu without thaa With any portion Of her
icrfitofy.
Aiier Mr.. w. concluded, the Senate, on
n,o'ion 1t Mr.. tl,nnrgan, wen, into Ex.
ecuuse Session, AID afterwards ad urned.
iiousE OF REPaEsESrATIvgs.
Committees mad. ,rppf,s--,u nns them
lnIi from the cuniniiitre on Accounts, by
Nh. hug, prs Id.n. Tor pay ing areesrHg-s
due Hon. Mr.. ll,mnbrck, decreased, Ia his
~td"w snJ pro,iGins. also, for the pay.
mrn al the iauefal expenses incurred by
10. family al the decreased meuher.
Ss,rfal stu.Ilhnri,is we're ,lftra,
Thu question: "n the passage 81 the bin
vas takco by yeas and nays, aud decided
IA he alllftnat.ss.
Oim .l,.'uui VI. Vm,on, tho House 70.
Sawed uSrii ma can,tnittrr at the Whole,
and "a X ~ ia biii (,.,ured from The
Srnitr h uucndWrus) providing Tor q
drlici 'ney 10 the revenue lnf the Gu irul
.rar.
Auncndne t. Mere "tf'frd tot hill, and
several me'nhet. addte-.ed The mmltiee
"a succrsstln IA the subj CT.
Tue n'aitec tn,, and reported the
hull aud amendments q The House. the
III u.r agfr'd 10 the amendments, and the
TN Ia. thrrriute l'"c iae laa.
OauAlun, i..r ll,use adl,uiueI.
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PROPHECY.

Tne New. Y.rk cass,rr d.s Eats Unss
tells strange sorry ui,hnu, v.a,c..t.g ihr
ifuIh Of Il a. i,e eH.ct slsn d ns~ .Iresssed
gentleman wba PARTICIPATED ,n The .jac.
inss IN Nas f.ak for ii. Fsencl resnin
,ipp ~ 1890. scit a sealed p1ck-ge. which
! IS just row been nprned. On the interior
o. The wrapper Vas written: Ia serve
on occasion of lie urxi se.e,nin.n in
Francs. which viii ~" place b ~, lsi7."
II would have been dilIicui, 10 make more
just prediction.
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-
The Gentleman.
Extract from Bishop Doane's Address at
burlington CuIcge:


Extract from Bishop Doane's Address, A.,
Burlington College:
" hen you have found man, you h,v,
"o' lar |" go 10 fad gentleman. ".
ca"t"' make gold ring Out of brass. You
cannot change Cape May crystal Ia di.
"ihohu. You cannot make "a gentleman
MI you have FIRST man. To be n oen,I..
man. II will not be sufficient to have had
a grandfather.
10 be u gentleman, does not depend up
eenefaieiior. or The Toilet Blood viii DE-.
bits. The Prince .ce |, c; S;ee 6'Ytelnaaf. HE
The hog, IN England, was the only gentle.
man. us being the only thing .Lal did not
labor.
a gentleman is Just gentle man no
more, no less; diamond Ioished. that
was hist diamond IN The rough. A gen.
lsmai' Is gentle. A gentleman is modest.
gentleman is courteous. A gentleman
IS generous. A gentleman is slow 10 take
"h-noe, as being one that never gives il.
A gentleman Is slow to surmise evil, MS be
"A
g"es armed, only IN consciousness of ripht.
a gentleman governs his appeiites. A
gentleman r. fincs his Taste. A pentlenan
suhdnes his feelings. A gentleman con.
ii"Is his speech. A gentleman deems ev.
cry other better than himself. Sir PhiIp
Sidney was never SO much a genlicmati--
MIRROR though he was Of Enslond's knight.
hnod-ns when, upon the field of Zulphen.
as he lay in his own blood, he waived the
ifausht Of cold spring water, iha, was
brought 10 quench his mortal thirst, in ia.
'or Of d, ing soldier. ST. PAU Described :
gentleman when bo eshor,ed The philip.
nan Christians, Whatsoever things are
rue, whatsoever things are honest, whal. !
oever things are just, whatsoever things /
re pure, whatsoever things are lovely, !
'hals"ever things are of good report, If :,
here be any virtue, aud il there be any
raise. think on these things" And Dr..
saac Barrow, in his admirable sermon on
Re ling Of gentleman, poiniedly says, :
he should labor and study 10 be leader
lio virtue and notable promoter there. =
(; directing and exciting men thereto BY
$ exemplary conversation encouraging b
EN- by his coua,cnnnce and authority n
"arding the goodness Of me >aer people e
: his bounty and favor he should be such c
gentleman as Noah. who preached right c
usnrss, by his words and works, before r
Proidne world"
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Monday, HIaren -,
Hcu>E OF REPRESENTATIVES.

| ifu>E OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Speaker presented ,e,oipiions Of the
Z Legislature nf Massachusetts, returning
I thanks Ia The Congressman Committee de.
pnrd by Congress To accompany the re.
mains 81 tx President Adams to NJ ,ssa.
chn-ptis.
Nj. Hna'son move tn make his inini
resolution, r. iundIug norcys advanced by
the States Tor the Transportation of ,nlun.
'rrr> I" M'xlc the order of the day for
"rdnf sday arxt; ard The motion was q.
greed 10.
Nr blvd moved suspense n If the
rules, ~ order Ia take ~ for Consideration
The Amy Bill Of the Senate. The cues
ton IN the m"iion was decided in The ne.
gallvc.
Mr.. M'ksy offered a resolution that the
III Use meet hereafter AT II instead of II
o'olrk-~ was rejected.
The House, then, on nruiian of Mr.. Vim.
lon. went into committee Of The whole on
he IndlaD Appropriation Bill, tMr. J.
Rockwell in the chair.) After much dis.
'u,si"n, the con'mi'ree rose and repnricd
DE bill aud amendments to the House.
he question Was inken on the bill, as
mendrd and il passed.
The House then adjourned.
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alr. Mullen, from the committee on E.,
'ee'ions, made report in the case of the
contested election inr seat 10 Congress
'r'an one Of he New York City districts,
giving The seat To James Monroe. The re.
port was ordered to be printed.
NJ. Murphy, from tbs same committee.
submitted minority epcrt-wilch was
a so ordered 10 be printed.
Sundfy petitions aud memorials were
aud appropriately referred.
The House then adjourued.
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AMBIGUOUS PREACHING.

Ga coming on, Of church | asked Mr..
r., distinguished lawyer. how he liked
the sermon Of Dr. B.
81 tTuk, said he +" tina, ii comes under,
the third head"
"How sol" saysI.
"A certain French preacher" he re.
p ed, +" after long and pompus intraduc.
uon, said, shall now proceed, my hear.
ers, 10 divide my subject into three parts.
FIRST, | shall tell you tina, which | know
and you do not know. Secondly. | shall
tell YOU all about tina, which you know. and
| do no, know. And thirdly. and lastly, |
shall tell you abou, that which neither you
nor know"
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Mr.. ALExANDER vATTrv.Rr

SO favorably known for his mission of ma.
.ional gnnd.wlll from The French. reached
Richmond on Sunday, in futhcrance of hi.
obJeciio establish an exchange Of v.,ua.
PIE works he Seen Europe and America.
! ne Inquirer speaks in high terms Of The
l,'efafy treasures he has carried to The
Sta'e Of Virginia. The Legislature, on
wednesday afternoon. was eloouen.Iy adj.
dressed BY Mr.. Vntiemare.
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MEXICAN ITEMS.


Jardnfd. ind,yijusI does moi re-
man long ma place. but travels abou, liz,
WI oMe IVisp. A letter fom Guam
sJaa.o. Yesterday represents him a. bei,i
al the Queretafo road, dfiyinR a pretty fsl,
business in robbng mvIsieen. etc.
The Ayuniamisaio. The Eco del Com
ehcio says the CIV, aud Mll,i,sy Go. erma
has accep'ed the rergnss,oo Of 81 /. Lad,.
This is aprems'u Q, for the resignation.
have cot been seized on SET. All the pro.
perty and funds 10 their hands haye been
isken for safe keeping.
The troops stationed at Mexso. San An.
gel, rscubsss, ChspaIiepec. aud Molino
del Rev, we.c 10 BE- mustered ani inspected
ON tho cob. An order to that eilec, was
published on tbs 22.l.
Puebis.-Gov. l.unz, has returned to
A,ixco. ~here, again, the government oi
ihs State vii be aJniuls erred. The fe,o.
Iuiionafy srifii. Watch FOR time reared II.
self 10 the State. has completely subsidized.
The Star Of The 81 March, has the FOL.
loving:
Maj CsIdscl,'s train arrived from Vera
Crrz on the lsi,ns. Il sent through ~nh.
oot meeting ~i'h any secideai.
Gems. Worth and P,Ios have been res
toied 10 their COMMUNICATIVE h'.t so hts 1
o isinal commanj; II ~as no, knos q shui
brigsJcs would be gncn 10 the latter.
Santa Anna va again =, rehucan on the
~ h. having !rfi d z'ln on fhr night Prev
Dos. Tns cove nnen, hiss errn hin a
passport, bu, It sas peaefaliy hritvrd ,hn, +.
J intention 10 asking Il Wa opi, to hull the :
."vefnneni IN sIsrr. IN order hat he nigh :
Ut himself a, Tie head Of a bod, Of ,foops.
Gen. Scot. The attachment of The So. :.
sis VI The afsuy ~ & n. S.n,i uas veil /,
osn on Iv-s..ss, ns q -. Suith'. bug. r
to vas rsssiaa The q'srefs Of the late f,
Smmandrr 10. Chi-f. Thu, n ~ cheer p
g had besnptoh,brrd. The X n Rssinrs,
'u'd not RESTRAIN f-eI,n... L., GAVE ,h,ee d,
'sfty cheers fH e. arisi Scott. The n. an
% are always 90 Rand. IL
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ThirticiiA Congrcss-.Ist se.s.
1s'fg'oPaie R,parf Of tie Richmond wig.
Vedne'doy. MdrcA %.
SENATE

tis4N l..
Numerous petitions we're presented do
nns The morning hour.
! MI. fulee, from The committee ON Ma
val AiiiHs, reported bill eslabllshiny a
ieiited list for The Navy.
MI. Cass gave npiice that he would cal
~, "-is4, s,OU as the I,,a,,
u. should he disposed Of. ~ '1oa''
A Iim resolution providing for the pur.
chase oi American waier.roited hernp for
The use Of the U. S. Navy, was taken up
aud passed.
o. molipn Of Mr.. Anterior, the Loan
Bill was then taken NJ, aud Nr. A. adj.
dressed The Senate IN lis favor. Mr. Web
sier has the q 'ot On this subject for to.
moffow.
message m wiring WIS fecri.pd from
the P'esideui 81 the Unird States, ,,aus.
miIiing the correspondence Of Mr.. lI.ur,
A. W'se ~nh The ID pailamni al S,ale.
rela'ise Ia The difficult, With Btaz,l.
On mn'i'n II Mr.. Hanursar, tie Sen.
ate went iniu E,rcune Session. aud short.
~ ali.r~s'd adJnrurd.
hotsE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.
Snndft mrinnhI. we've piesented and
appropriate referred.
Nj. Cummia> a,k"d leave To inrroduce
reN"iniI"n. .mpsiG'Zpg with France
~ objection b mg mace, IT Was wuh.
Irawn.
The House then proceeded 10 the con.
idefaiion 81 the Unfinished business oi yes.
eid"s. brins m"tion al Mr.. Clnaman
feeon,rhf The vote Of the day bef.re.
y "hich the House instructed the commit.
e on Pu"ing 10 erqHife iulo The expedl 4
he' al printing an extra number .,T The
Isssage III The President, embracing The
'ffesp"n'''nc beiarcn the SECRETARY Of
~ "ni Gruemls Scott and Taylor, n.
Ids'. the STATE Department, &c. f
hr. inge bring enli led to the floor, nd. n
ss'ed The Hun-e. He deptecaird the {,
li"fueiI'n al politics on all oecasions- ),
'iih al The var aad a,sai!cd ur. Haskell. IA,
me Speaker called the gentleman TO i,
Or for indalsisg IA personalities. i,
he ni7lian al Mr. Cilngman was final. III
iaii on The table, and there the matter n,
u.s..
Ihe House then. on motion of Mr. Vim.
/, "eai tais Committee 1T the whole on
indian AFpr"pI aiIon Bll-iile various
ehdiuenis @ere discussed but before
ni'c aci'"n "ii the bill the committee
Z aud reported progress, aud the House 7"
b afterwards adjourned.
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An exchsge paper after, describing the
singular custom prevailing q, Tunis, of fat.
,en,ng young women who are ab'u, TO be
married, says that the fat of the Tunisan
BRIDE is fat; but those who hustle % their
daughters for the market, seem 10 be gull.
~ Of deception, as the butcher who blows
up his veal.
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"a FEW OF THE SAME SORT LEFT"

Why is poor decrepit old man like
music Because his wants are sharp, his
energies are fiat, his shake is natural. he
is often slur'd and obliged to rest, time
bids him pause, he rises and falls, and the
grave is his finale.
What faction is it desirahle to have pre-.
dominant in l5is Satisfaction.
Why Is Hey.weight like theft Be.
cause It happens TO huve no scruples.
WHY does duck put its head under wa.
ter For direr's reasons.
Why is widow like broken glass
Because she wants re pairing.
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A lady sent to the late Newark wa
meeting. Gag made from the sir phi
coat of one Of the handromest girls in N
Jersey. Before the Mexicans could take
that (says one Of the papers) there woult
be an uncommon hustle about il.
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.

NIX MiTTAG proposes 10 deliver a se.
rIes III Irc'usrs, an his new and ,n,e,rs,,,o
seience- THE LANGUAGE OF Foans. as aD.
pIic"bte 10 ihe investigation aud escerisin.
mfn' Of Character. and constitutional ia BIZ.
ny 10 disease, provided he can otiuin sui.
hc'en! number of sub-cnbers, at IS 90.
eaeh' TO warrant the undertaking. We
'h'nk The Information TO be derived from
an attendance on such a course of lectures.
worth great te,i more than $500.
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THE LAST MAN.

A lady few evenings ago, after having
for some time a,ien,ively read Mrs. Shell.
ley's novel, entitled "rhe Last Man."
threw dawn the hook and empha,icallv ey.
claimed, "The Last Mani Bless me il
such thing ever were to happen, wha,
would become Of the women!"
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CURING A COLD.

"Bris'ol will your bal.am Of hoarhound
cure a cold I
Certainly, sir; tits an iniallible RENE.
dy."
you will oblige me, then, by giving
the weather dose !"
"Ge, gu, you imper,insn, puppy"
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." "ie ouniv, on The 33tL ult by G. &
.stney' Esq. Mr.. W. A l.. OWENS to Miss
DIED
On Friday, tie l0lh inst. al o'clock. r. "
tfler severe and pruiracted illness. which Size
bore with the meekrst resignation, Mrs FRAN.
els ANN iOBSON wife of Mr. q. HUbsoa.
and eldest daughter OF MIR VIM a. B iLger SfS
has left husband and two interesting children.
father mother three sisters. and three bfo
thers, with numerous other relations and lsrge
circle OF oequaintances, To mourn their loss.
The feeble pen Of the writer of this brief no.
lice, wall not mako the vain attempt To portrav
the beauties of her amiabe character. I The
hronging crowd that attended her funeral and
followed her remains 10 their dark abode, testif
ed IN eloquent evidence Of her worth, Let her
mourning reaiiyes and friends iud consolation
10 The thought, that she who said she loved her
Jesus, and was always at his feet, has been trans
ported tflumphlutiy to the bosom OF her Saviour
The awful mandate sent from Gods high throne
Desctnds 10 earth ard sternly claims bis own:
Severed from earth, vain scenes, and cares aud
clay,
Her soul ascended to eternal day.
Petersburg LteL
We knew her well; she was one Of these pure
argeie creatures who seen lent from heaven 10 /
cheer The doll pathway OF ex istence. She flung /
I charm around the virtues which she practised.
hat rendered her society ever agreeable and
made her an ornament TO the circle in which she
moved: her ehoerful smile and gentle voice " III
ong be missed by those WHO have been solaced hy
no musical tones Of the onr and cheefed by tile
iope which I; brightness oftbe other inspired.
Others Will long deplere h,r mss loss To them,
ut her eternal gain. for she his left a word
''Of ceaseess, ehangeless, hopeless round
OF wearpess aud heaftlessness and woe
Aud vice and vanity" JLB.