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sres.l. . misary iiafasnss upon iss ssG.
rfi We iisink 20.
No EshseiiHg man c1R fail 20 see fhag
tie 81 visits IN : yesf 81 . esrefaily rom
dorird paper. inIFillgeni. correct. eiessird
IN naIsl iJne. and wilhal iniensling N is
contents. must exeil grrsi and blessed
influence upon domestic life. Children
groaing up under surh iRauence are iaE
mere likely Ii he intelligent. correct N
lheir opinions and mnrsls. snd heller pre-
pared for The seiise dniies Of life. Than
they could possible have been without II.
e ekenfs LSigsr.
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Ennui.-Nine-ienlhs Of the miscries
and vices Of mankind proceed from indo.
lence and idleness. Persons who have
naturally active minds.-whose quick
thoughts like lightning are alive, ARE
mos perniciously effected hy The evils II
slolh. The favored sons Of genius. en-
dowed with great original powers. were
mol made for rppose; Incidence will quick.
Is freeze The genial currenl Of the SOUL
and il LEFT idle long they will perish from
inac,ion, like scinilar, corroded and de-
slToyed BY rust But Tie active occupa-
lion OF our facilities is a safeguard agains,
three great evils, vice. pennry, and des-
poniing gloom. Says Cotton, "Ennui
has made more gamblers than avsrice,
more drunkanls Than thirst, and more sui
rides than despair" II We would be
boh'uselul and happy, we must keep our
selves indnsirinusly and vigorously EN-.
plnysd. Old Dumbiedikes was wise in
charging his son 10 be aye sticking IN
Tree when lie had nothing else 10 do
Count dc Caylus, i French nobleman, be.
ing born TO wealth and princely idlcness.'
turned his attention To engraving aud made
many fine ropps of antique gems. Onu
Of the inability demanded from him rea-
son for this procedure, and Was told BY
The industrious count, | engraye, that |
may mol hang myself
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Bosros. Mar 10

BOsTOS, MAT ~.
Suicide Of a Murdarer.-Dr. Zoo.
lllge. The murderer Of .NaihftUs, commit.
TED suicide in consequence oi having been
detected in plot with prisoner. who
was about 10 he liberated. 10 kill FLINT.
his former student. The plat was as FOL.
lows: Flint was TO be furrd 10 certain
place. where lie was 20 be killed in 18th
4 manner as would lead 10 The impr sion
thai he had committed suicide. Ag.lntlle
was 10 be placed near him containing
poison. and letter conlessiug himself the
murderer OF Mathews. The Warden
found on The prisoner the letter with the
driails uf lie plot, and al once shut Coo
liige up. Subsequently, on going 10 tile
cell, Coolidge was found on Tie flour ,Spir.
ing. aud died shortly after. The latter ex.
pecled, il The plot proved successful, that
lac would be liberated. He hadpromi,e,l
to pay his accumplite $1,000 for MUIR
dcring Flint.
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Temperance pastmastes.-A letter

written IRON Washington 10 the Cincin-
natl Chronicle has The following anecdote :
Judge Collamer has, understand, very
wisely determined 10 confer office upon no
one who is knownto indulge in his" cups"
Connected with the enforcement OF this
rule, a friend related 10 me the other day.
a scene which occurred at Judge C's room
Of q very amusing character. Ii Appeals
thai all applicant FOR the office Of poslmas-
ter somewhere out West, called on the
Pos'iuast-r General al his quarters. and
presented ll.s papers, setting forth his
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hnecdote Of Old Dartmouth.-Iot be

class Of which Daniel Webster was mem
ber, there was an individual noted for lis
waggery. One day, the professor Of leg
ic, who, BY The way. was not the most
nice and discriminating in his distinctions.
was endeavnriug 10 subslantiate "that
thing renamed the same noiM outstanding
substitute in some Of lis parts"
Our way, who had been exercising the
Yankee arr of whillling, al length heljnp
aiatk-knife, inquirIng; "suppose | should
hose the blade Of my knife, and ret anoth.
Il made and inserted IN lis place. would
il be Inc same knife il was before 4
10 be sure y replied the professor.
Well, then" the wag continued. "snp.
pose should then lose the handle and
get another, would il be the same knife
still e
"Ui course" The professor again re-
piled.
But, if somebody should find the old
blade aud the old handle. and should put
them together, what knife would that be!
Wcne, learned tie professor reply.
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Newspapers in Europe are moi so cheap
as in This country. The London Times.
adaily paper. COSTS SIS year. The same
Is charged Tor The Morning Chronicle,
Daily News. Globe. Herald and Posl.
The London Evening Mail is published
three times week. at SIS year. The
London semi. werkles $1,000 per annum.
and weekIies At sl2 and 50. The French
daily papers. the large ones, are about Tie
same price Is tie Tendon prints those
about The size d ouI penny papers cost
$50 and SIS per annum. The German
ttlies cost from s22 10 $50 per annum.
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THE CHOLERA. (AsIArIc.A
Communicated for IA National lateHgsnccr by
A. d. Ck0kouer. r. u.

A. D. Ckdioner, 81 d.
The writer some time since published
a series Of ARTICLES on cholera in the Penn
sylvanla Inquirer, tof Philadelphia,) which
were extensively copied throughout the
country. A brief statement in relation TO
the disease, while it is advancing silently
but rapidly in lis course, may not be in
appropriate. and the writer disclaims all
intention Of establishing any peculiar the
DRY in relation to treatment or the nature
and origin of the disease, simply remsrk-
ing that he believes lha, iasts are in favor
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A man a few DAYS since. said TO his
nrighbOr that he had had dream the night
before. And what was III" said Tho
nrighhor. Il dreamed Tia, | had heen
drinking freely u New England, and had
fallen into The ditch; and when | awoke
found il was So"
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THE LATE CONFEDERATION AT ST.
LOUIS.
ST. Louis, May Is, P. N.

arSe'st 49, ~ . = -Hts
The steamboats, destroyed by the lis.
asIroas ire il this city were tho Edward
Bates. lfagiiona, Boreas No. 3, Gray In
PIE, Sdraf, Xii Carson. Muniauck. III.
nuur, Acadl,, Mamrlnke, Bay State, Eu.
dora. 81. PEERS. Redaing, Alexander
Hamilton, Martha, Eliza Stewart, Man.
DARN. Guneral Brooke, and Froic. Tie
shove twenty boats were entirely des.
unycd. together with their catgoes. many
of which were large and yaGahle. 4
large number uI bdrgcs and wood buais
were also burnt.
The heal from the burn ~ boats fired
The stores along the leyee. commencing al
Lewis street. and in The very heart d
business. Tile flames extended upwards
OF three quarters Of nile down the le-
wee, aud back TO Second street. Nearly
every building was destroyed. and IL
woald be impossible 10 send you any
thing like lie particulars.
\ The large and extensive establishment
Of the 81. l.onis Republican,, with all the
types. machinery, &C., is DESTROYED.
E. The offices Of the New Era, Reyci!e,
and azozer "a German paper shared
the sane fate. couple u the latter
offices SAVING only small portion ol
their ma erals,
I The telegraph office, the banking hnus-
es oil Bennisl, j. ]. Anderson. Preshury
Il Co, Clark & Brothers. Nrshlt d Co.,
aul L. T. Fe-son, were all Destroyed.
he vaults are supposed 10 be secure.
In the burnt district We're situated the
most extensive business houses in tie
city, and Just AT The time they had large
stocks on hand, of which very lIltle has
been saved.
The entire loss is estimated al Five
Millions ii Dollars, aud the amount Of IN.
surance unknown.
ST. L0rIs, MAY 10.
! The number of buildings butnl al the
gieat fire is estimated at three hundred
embracing the whole liver iron, from 10.
Gust ir Chestnut sleei, aud thee squares
extending 10 Main street. The flames
swept on, thence, both sides Of Market
street. crossing ii dlagonally 10 Seconds
thence south through a range Of three
blocks to The distance Of mile, laying low
every obstacle in their destructive path.
The condagralion is attended with {
serious loss Of life. Three persons wers
killed BY an explosion on the steamer AL
ice. and il is probable that twenty wert
killed altogether.
The loss is immense--four 10 fvt
millions of dollars. A single item 1.-The
steamboats--runs up 10 100000, o
which about half is covered with insur
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nI!ss.ssiprl-the cho!era-slngular

Mlss.ssipri-the Cho,era-S,ngrlar
We learn from the Yazoo
Democrat, that on the "ShnH Creek
road" about two miles from laLno city,
a number Of persons. all inmates Of one
house. died with tie cholera within a few
days Of each other. A child vas hurled
on SUNDAY, the % Ii uli. the father,
whose name wac Wm. 3. Spell, died on
Monday son, about 81 years Of age.
died on Tuesday mnrning-Alls. Spell
died on Tuesday evenings daughter, a.
bout 10 years old. died on Tie came day,
as slsn did three other younger children
---mqking eight person. who died between
Saturday morning and Tuesday night.
The illness in mos, cases lasted only a
few inurs. Every inmate of The house
was swept away by the scuurge! On
Tuesday morning several ciiiEns ut va
200 city, hearing thai no one was there
Ia bury Tie dead. went Ia the place, and
found four corpses. and three persons in
The agonirs nf death, all il the same room,
miserable shanlv. some len fee. square.
The eilinvia in and about the dwelling
was So noxinus and sirkenlng, as 70 make
il difficult To render any relief 10 the iv'
ing, or 10 bury tie dead. all, however
that could be done. under the cicun
stances, was performed.
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! .a.e. Il ne sosiE. 'ist aaslnnss eop.
sideFsd srnocratic Al ne West are highly
unpopular and s,igmaliEed - Federal
eEhrre-dsEnocracy being ens lhing IN
one Stale. and soneshing quite Different
IN snolheF. Ntar Ork1as De-.
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The following anectote furnishes
good illustration Of the .rotc' style OF
teaching which prevails often in schools;
school teacher preparing for an ex-
animation of his school. selected class
Of pupils and wrote down the questions
he would put 10 them on examination
day. The day came, the hopeiuls all
bal enc. The pupils took their places,
as had been arranged, and all went gllhiy
on till The question for The absentee, when
Tie teacher asked. in whom do you DC.
lieve = The pupil who sa, next The va
cant seat. without noticing whose ques-
ton il was, answered. !. Napoleon Bona,
parle.' Here the teacher began 10 smell
the raj. and hastily said. You believe ~
the Holy Ghost, do you not = No, sad
The pupil, amid roars Of uncunirollahle
laughter. The boy that believes IN 'he
Holy Ghost hasn', come I" sch"ol 10
day.--Ile's al home sich bed.
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There are ii tie ciiy Of New York a.
buuI four thousand five hnMdred grog-
shops, 50 We learn from lie Organ. II Is.
thought that The average daily sales are
not less than eight dollars for each rum
shop. This would make The weekly sale
s252.0O0. and the amount per annum
Sl2, 10000. TEN. Communicated
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nlinois.-Seversl Democratic csnSi.
dalrs ioI lie u. s. Senate are sppkrn II
in Illinois. Shields. il Is ihoughi. viii
stand no chance. The Others are. Went.
worth. .lhe lailesl Democratic member
Of Congress, and goes Cor Tiser and hsrbor
improvements col. Meclernana. who
is represented BY his jealous friends 10 Re
:. mole wiling 10 serve the people Than
any other man IN The Stale. mo doubt
oC il; then there are Judge Breese, JUDGE
Young. Hon. n. SIniIl. besides several
oilers who exhibited disposition 10 &C.
eupy Judge Douglass place. The Wigs
laok on with The indifference Of The No.
man Who Witnessed the Fight between her
husband and The bear, mol caring which
whips.
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snes. and ne esross slso.eeO. ana
lrs,ghi ss0.ooo more.
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claims 10 me ofiee tOugLl The Jltrs
sruiiniKed him ior ln,snleBi. and Ilep
eoolly remarked: You dsiak whisky
sir. 1 believe" The unfor.unale appI,.
cant. CONSUMING this remark into Al in,i.
lslion 10 quaif glass sith The POSTMASTER
replied {. No. ! ilhank Jon. lodge: /
prefer glass o. brAndy and water - hi.
reply sellled his case-his papers were
returned 10 him. and he wsssiold lhal lis ~.
PIlealion sas duly consideTeda and REFEREED.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
IRrsoLurIos-PunLIc- i3J

A RESOLUTION relative to the public printing.
R<sored House Representatives. The United
css.sabid That the Secretary Of the
House and the clerk of the Joint
Printing Jointly be- and they hereby authorized and
audit and all
reduction the compensation allowed
altogether should be inferior the standard and in
the public
Joint Committee Printing the joint resolution
1886 Podd That the authority hereby
shall only exercised during the next Of Congress-
Of the Congress
APPROVED March 3, lsal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18

L,REE LECTURES.-A Of four lectures on Aitca
n and Athens at the expense of the Smithsonian ln
tuition will be delivered by Professor Adolpus L. kaep-
pens at Carusi's Saloon on Friday evening, March Is
Tuesday March %; Friday, March ~; and Tuesday,
March n ; commencing at "a o'clock
Programmes the may be had at the bookstores
of Mr. Franck Taylor and Of Messrs. Taylor and Maury
Mar lI--dN
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KNOX WALKER VIII practise law In tho SUI
y Preme Court Of the United States, and attend the
prose ution OF claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. G..
Ma l0--u
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FURNISHED House to Let.-The story brick dwell
II ing situated 81 street, between street and the
avenue-occupied by Lieutenant Blunt, u. s. NJ The
house will be let furnished and given on the st
of April. Inquire on the premises Mar l7-3l-
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II
w Just received 700 bushels first quality white sand 80
casks (large sze) best quality calcined plaster.
Expected daily lot of the best quality New York &C.
On hand, 800 cedar posts, with palngs CT various
lengths, and kinds OF lumber suitable for building
purposes
Which will all be sold reasonable for cash
pune ula customers.
Those indebted the undersigned by open account will
please call aud settle, my past business be closed
p NJ. PEARSON,
Lumber yard, 7ih street, near the Canal
Mar
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Land Once shall northern boundary
Of Iowa be and marked aud suitable
shall
the General Land Oce another copy
Iowa. to be deposited in the archives
PPR March }
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JOINT RESOLUTION for the purchase copies the
Register an

Navy Register and Laws.
House Representatives. Of the United
assembled That the Secretary Of the
Navy instructed purchase and out Of the contingent fund
of number Mechlin
General Navy Register and Laws supply copy
officer the naval and that the
distributed such officers Poedd horere That the
cost shall exceed three dollars per copy.
APrRoy March 3, IS49.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
rUsr REcEIvED-we have this day recci,

lust RECEIvED.-We have this day received, per :
u press from New York
IL dozen gardeners best white kid gloves
IL do ladies' iizht do
n do do dark do
To which respectfully invite the attention Of our
toners CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY, az CO.,
Mar I7-2tif Successors to ID. Clageu & Co.
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IRr,oIurIoS-PusLrc-No.ll.l

the second section
for changing Chippewa
establishing additional land district the
Wisconsin.
Reord and House If Representatives. of the
assembled That the word territory
Of the entitled An act changing the
the land office the Chippewa land district
land district in of Wisconsin,
session of Congress- be construed be and
mean State"
AYrao March SIS
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In SENATE Wednesday. February IS, 1919.
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(PvsLlc No. Sill

authorize the Judge the Of the United
the fifth hold the Tor the district Of
lucky.
enacted by the Sena and House Of Of the
ted States iaea Cossrss f That hereafter shall be
lawful for the judge the the OF the United
hold the circuit the district Kentucky the
absence OF the Judge oil the eighth crcuit
March
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tPusLIc No SOL
AN ACT authorize the citizens county Missouri to
than section land for Justice in
said county
enacted bs the Senate Representation of the Ua.
Congress smbd That the county Ozark
State Of Missouri enter by npton less than
land TO BY legal subdivision entry
quantity shall be made according the provisions
Congress approved May twenty eighteen hundred
and Territory Of the United which the public
situated the right emPon quarter sections of land
oil justice within the saRS.D
ArrAoysu March 3. 1919.
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=
AN Act northern be
and marked
5y the Senate aud House o Of TIE Uni
ted S of assembled That the surveyor gene
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IPuBLIc---No. 80
establish the collection district Of Brazos De Santiago
and for other purposes

establish the
and for other purposes
by the Senate and House R,gs.' NJ, IRE Of The vi
eoectioa district of the north side Of
@ island ia the gulf 81 be aad e het9
Santiago and that Point Isabel BE- and the same hereby made the
dai Ss further enacted That collector for he said
district Of Br Bra Sanso M shall reside Point
and hold his office for the terms and the time by
salary exceens seventeen hundred and hty dollars per an
mn soa IN a ay ome s a M s exceeding the said
my shall be accounted for and paid
Sac Ind 3. farther enacted That any merchandise which
according law be transported by land
70 Fort bo~n ON the n9 BE- the OF
Treasury and be thence exported with thu pvegs o. 70
ro~ the date of importation and under the con
sasS apon exported in the original
Chhuahus ami santa e IA Mexico and to the British North
thru I, eighteen hundred nd forty five.
See Ind BE- further That the Secretary Of the Urea
sury appoint additional Inspector who shall reside at Fort
such ot place . may be ey him as
under the and otherwise protect the
duly entered me port Of 6orpa. Christ =. and ss
duties or aoa
with the privilege drawback Proad That such xpoI aon shs
conditions the act An act allowing drawback
s an. sss % sssS'sa and
adjoining the United hs the
hereby authorized 70 appoint a. snhens.e sped TO draw
pros act and otherwise protect the
|
.4na enaci,d That the Secretary OF the rea
be authorized appoint deputy collector to reside at Chen
peake city with authority TO grant enrol
and licences Provided That the compensation
the said deputy collector shall be the usual fees of once ana no
| ing
SEC apd m further enacted That the Of vessels re
siding River Onslow county the State OF North Caro-
lima shall have the privilege taking registers euroments
wilmington said the collector tina
hereby authorized grant the the conditions
required by law
| Arrsovro March ., 1912
tPcrrre-No. sal
Of
.rI.t
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BY AUTHORITY.
Act, and Resolutions, passed Secoaa session o
the rhirtieth Congress

(PusLIo No 40
An ACT concerning the selection juro certain
United States.
enacted BY the ssaa and House Of REORGANIZATION Of the Uni
4 .3mersca Congress <sbd That the of Coz
r March nineteenth eigsen hundred and
CHAP even suspended operation until further lega
ioa ia premises that. the jurors
cted the United States Penns nder
direction district udge) agreeably
usage which prevailed of
uy weaeh hundred and forty (chap forty even
i,Sro,Ep March 8.lS
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No. sol

AN c To incorporate Oak Hill Cemetery the District
" " y Columbia
NJ enacted Sy Hou Of Representatives the
nd sa Of 4msrica Cnsre assembted That Lorenzo Thomas
I'm Lnhicum and Poe jr
with such become propeso of lots
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the of vinal Haven North Haven
Islesboro the collection district OF Penobscot that OF Bel
fast, n of Maine
b. enacted by the Senate and House qf Representatives Of me uni
Of
Haven North Haven fseboro ia the
shall hereafter
the collection district Belfast
March ,, Isa9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
II URLEY's OFFICE, No. 10y, Easr Main
L SIrnPi

To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "cone try again -
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEADl
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, Glass 81:
IS 6s 60 63 90 10 SO - 81 81 So
Halt Ticket, Mes. % 81 81, pie Of $500,
returned By HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Monongalia 81, March 10:
Is 60 25 40 AZ 10 So SO 50 Al 10 80 Is
Hall Ticket 25 SO u, prize Of $500, return
ed by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, 40, March II:
IS % 8 81 So ID 81 IL Sc 50 Sc
Drawn Nos Sussex Co. Lottery, Extra, No. SO /:
81 10 % SIS 81 rs % IL so.
Ticket, 3 10 81, S25 Bo!h sold and paid
Do. 25 81 go, so by HURLEY.
HURLEYS Arrangement for the Week
TUESDAY, $4,000. rs Nos, 10 drawn
WEDNEsDAY-s 900. 70 Nos, sdrawn
THURSDAYS $4,000 IS Nos, IA drawn
FRIDAY 2243l. IS Nos, IL drawn
SATURDAY MORNING-S5,0 OO. 70 Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-Brilliant Scheme!
$50 600, 10000, 10000 5000, 29i0, 1000, 1000,
&C. &c Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares 10
proportion.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "SmalI Fry" Lottery. Glass DO.
81, Extra. Capitals: $4,000, &c. Tickets 81.
Packages So IS, warranted 10 draw back 50 SIS
al least All persons in want of money are Ie-
quesed TO call at HURLEY'S, where Tor small
investments large returns are generally made.
March l9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
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