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CABINET EDITION OF CLASSIC TALES.
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

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in other respects, the practicabity of the Organi-
cation of Labor is sufficiently established by him,
and his claim as the first organizer of combined
labor rests on solid foundation.
Here then we have body of men reformed with
out " National Reformer "-men who from lying
knaves, had become true and honest men, without
being instructed by " The Herald Of Truth" A
most admirably organized body of ingenious labor
ers, who never had read Louis Blanc or Ch Fourier
on "Me Organization Of Labor" But how this
organization originated, was conducted and closed
will form the contents of another number.
CHRISTIAN BURGHALDER.
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Arrivals ut the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. LOUIS Lieut. Ross, Army George Tngg, Lore; o.
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HEwLETTs 1T Phelps Hamburg sob si,isr. wilkins,
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Bayes j E Currin, Memphis DIR w French ,s; ~ and
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The city of Cincinnati
was the scene of horrible tragedy on the I'd inst
The facts of the case are these: GA Captain
Howard, well known as sporting character
who formerly kept the Louisiana Exchange, on
Sycamore near Front, during which time he fought
a duel with young Durable, grandson of Mr.
Clay's, which caused some talk,) married young
girl in Montreal Canada West. 1t is said the
match was boarding school elopement. The par
ties lived together many years in this city, but
owing to domestic difficulties, separated, the wife
retaining their two children. Not long after, Capt
Howard managed to get possession of the children,
and placed them in charge of a friend in Kentucky
while an application for divorce was pending in
that state. Capt. Howard since married, took
up with another woman, with whom he was living
at the place before named. His first wife having
sworn implacable revenge, proceeded to execute
her threat in the following summary and sanguinary
manner About ) O'Clock on the evening of the I'd
inst, she walked into the clearinghouse of Mrs.
Wolf, and asked for Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Wolf
went and called the lady, who came down. The
iendish murderess Immediately sprang at her with
knife, and with stroke across the neck, severed
the ugular vein and surrounding arteries, and did
her work thoroughly, that the victim of her re-
venge was barely able to stagger back into the
kitchen, and arrculate, oh, Mrs. Wolf, am
killed, when she fell and expired" The murderess
was arrested shortly afterwards
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RIOT IN PHILADELPIIA.-A desperate riot &C.
CURED in Philadelphia on Friday week, about
O'Clock, at the Schuylkill House, corner of Beach
and Chestnut streets, kept by James Todd. The
cries and yells of the rioters raised the whole neigh
borhood, and, in the act of quelling the distur-
Dances, Alfred j. Heston, one of the police, was
severely stabbed if not fatally, in the right side,
below the breast. The participants in the outrage
are said to belong to the notorious gang of "Schuy
kill Rangers" The police succeeded in arresting
John Melay said to be the ringleader of the gang,
James Todd, proprietor of the house, and ten
others. The Mayor committed Melay, in default of
$1,000 the charge of riot and assault and battery
with intent to kill James Todd was committed, in
default of bail in $500 for riot and $500 for keep
ing disorderly house. The others were commit
ted in default of $500 each on the charge of riot.
The wounded mans situation, at the last account,
was exceedingly critical.
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Auction Sales-This Day.

We refer our readers to an important Real Estate
sale which takes place this day at the Arcade
The property to be sold offers inducements TO pur
chasers rarely to be met with. The sale is under
the charge Of Messrs. Beard, Calhoun & Co., and
the property will be offered in the following order
Etrst-lmproved property Camp street. Cd Municipality
Second-Dweng on TchOupltouas street, I'd Municipality
and Lafayette prope ty.
Ihird:-Famly Residence Magazines st. I'd Municp ty
four.-Elght lots CT Ground long credit. the
Levee at Lafayette.
EJhThree Lots of Ground Magazine ST.. Cd Nun 'ty
SIth.-Lot of Ground Felicity street, I'd Municipality
Secenh:-Two Lots and Dwelling House on Edward ST.
I'd Municipality
Eigh-Two good Dwellings Hercules street, near the
New Basin.
.Nnh-A story Dwelling Live Oak street. near the
New Market.
TenM.-Two Lots of Ground Magazine st. LAFAYETTE
Efegenth.-Thes Lots OF Ground on Felicity street nea
Prytanea, Omnibus Station.
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JACK ADAMs's FUNERAL.-Jack Adams was
buried yesterday. His remains We're followed to
the grave by one of the largest funeral professions
we have ever had in New Orleans. His personal
friends, the Fire Department and citizens generally
testified their regard of his worth and public spirit
in the largeness of the procession which escorted
him to his last resting place"
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RIOT AND MURDER IN BALTIMoRE.-The Sun
reports a riot which occurred in Baltimore on the
morning of the 9Th inst, in which man named A.
Jackson Smith was fatally stabbed. Three men
were arrested and committed for trial. The murder
ed man and all the parties arrested belong to fire
comDanes