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sPEciAL NOTICES,

sPECaAL NOTICES,
BARCLAY oUARD-ruE OFFICERS. NON CoMMIs-
ID stoned ocers and rrvates OF this command ordtr
ed 90 assemble No Barclay street. Monday evening
December ID 1850 for parade Punotua Attendance
is particularly requested. BY order.
PAUL V. sONDoN. CommaaiaBt.
JoHN 7. sMrrH Orderly.
ITO OWNERS OF LAND AND REAL EsTATE-PAR-
ties ttsr0us 81 nking exchanges either vita withOut
each. respectfully requested % apply the occs 81
THOMAS RAWLfSGS, i3l Broadway.
All letters 70 be pottTaid.
INDUsTRikL ZONE ASSOCIATION MOL -TLE Sru
regular Meeting Of this Society viii be holden this FRI
earl syeuing at * o'clock a. Natona BALL Canal street.
near Elm kBNoHo bus nemhsrs having books will
be admitted. in. STEYESa President,
T. ID. NVRRAv. Secretary.
DEACHVILLE VILLAGE OPPOSITE UPPER NOR
II rishbia the Harlem kAiirpaiThs public notified
that meeting will take place Military Hall 1913 Dowery
the pth instant 70 receive subscriptions and 70 give in
formation relative Eat village 81 eoock
n The books for sutsribers opened At the
Offices Of the undcrsigned
EDWARD PURCELL. n North william street.
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FINE Ants.

JENNY LIND AT HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, 6c.,
nc Persons desrous Of obtaining the only true and
Likeness Of Miss Lind the last taken By Messrs Root
engraved seel by T. D. Welch Philadelphia price IS
cents each Proof BY ~ isehes can be furnished by
NEALE 50 Canine street, New York All letters
must be postpaid MS received The usual discount "
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
INSTRUCTION..

4 AIDES CAN BE TAUGHT A NEW METHoD OF
IL Dress Cutting, In three hours at No. l Canal stree,
by calling Mrs Miller. Terms So patterns for the waist
cents. Success vRrran ed. Rules Tor sale 70 those VII
wish to teach the art.
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musIoAL.

sRw, rxcELLEsr PIANO. e,l OCTAVE, ROSE
n veod foI ssi. Inquire az sa Tvsntyfoprth street
hetvesn Ninth tta Tsph tyenuess
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wish 70 tcath the art.
7 Asst TWO DAYS or REDUCED PRICEs-BoOKs
IL will close Sa day Nov Sa.A subscribers will have
three months receive their lessons from the date Of their
80 Broadway first door above the Irving house Terms
reduced 20 half Via 81 80 foe lessons
each, vita 80 cents extra for stationary s. for twenty
LESSONS including stationery Payable at The time OF
schrg. To all classes, conditions prfesop trades and
caugs,h quick clear ana uniform style Of anshpa
With the exception OF reading the most Indispensable OF All
Thousands Of tuLa 10 whom no has given instruction,
who was willing 10 devote ordinary attention 20 his
leasonG has failed 20 become good writers and he s ut-
td in stating that the very best In the United
States Of them teachers others in private
have acquired their extraordntry deNterty With
under lis tuition Circulars at the rooms $50 BroadWa
and 81 o'clock T. ~ Gentlemen, daily at9 A. s. aad
T.. NJ excepting saurdsys Private instruotont ali hours
uost conytneht TO tho pupil. IUrmB Sb payable at the
commencement.
A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION. WISHES FOR
n an ensnEement AZ daily Governtss In family, or
Teacher In tchool would receive pup a. her
dence. 70 instruct in French Germsn italian. aud
snsinE References Eiven Address Leta Herald Once.
ANACCoNPLIsHtD ENGLISH LADY DESIRES A al
tuation Ae Goyernes0. lstomretcnt % teach French.
the hrElhh branches Would prefer family where the
pills do not exceed twelve 0f No objection
s1uth The most rafactUry references given for capacity
ana hinh respeot'biity Addrsas box 7s1 POET ONCE.
TEACHER wANTED-A GENTEEL YOUNG LADY,
petent 20 teach Music and French instruct four
Who can I've ttsactory references 90 character and
Tnbty, $50 ani good home will be rven vhsra she will
Re treated in ovsry respect member q TIE family. Ad
Gre's With particulars II. and r.. boH 276 Pest Odce.
WASTED-A LADY 20 TEACH ENGLISH AND
w Trenoh in school One bringing good testimonials.
hUon ~ Supplying u mediafev In ayt street. feeuad door
Nom The southwest corner Of Pacifc street. Brooklyn
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Elm


500, 900 70 LoAS o5S sIS TIR cESF an INT
tate ia this city 10 Brooklyn, ia 81 slp and
upwards, or In one tum. Apply 70 JOHN y. CONkBN,
Nc. % Wall street, o-r. q Broad.
E2O. 600 An ENTERPKlslNG MAN, HAVING
G~O,OOO. the shove % invest IN she tmprovo-
mnt Of real estate which would io secured bond and
morFageon the prorerty have thare IN aisp'ract
when Viii yield toht Of Sj0tO1 % SeW without rick
orlahity ~ dress with real and address, Entsr
prize" box Las Post Once, Nassau street
$40, w ,SsTs. = , TAHTSg s sT1 IT. THIS
perins snd obhns tusinefs 81 k ribbons and lnsry
goods IN January next. Any gentleman havnr about This
amount Ahd would lie TO invest g. viii convince him
tna ne ~ eire in i've years with SUJ Confidential
address r. s G. d., Tits once.
MONEY TO LOAN FOR SHORT PERIODS, PROM IS
" ppeafds, On al descriptions % property Cash AZ
Ntheed on goods for sale Everything connected with the
suction and commission business httcrded the nest
rasorabie terms Apply 20 II. H. Oldded. Aucusnser,
Agent lss william street.
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4 NDIANs.-WILL BE OPESED AT THE ALHAMrRA
Rooms No. S5l6 Br.aotay on ThuradAy sveAur. N.y

DTLCBlMs PROGREss.-NOw OPEN AT WASH
inEton utll, SOS Broadway Houston street The
rsrorhm. oi bahyans Pilsrms Proges' Doors ersn a.
children half price, FAfny tokutB ndmitHax four p-r-
sons 81 An fteruoon exhibition On Wednesdays
turdnya AZ thrce o'clock.
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TNRIPLER HALL-MUsICAL MANAGER, n BoeiiSA-
Il Immense fueoess-second Grand American Concert
On Monday evening next December the programme
of the hrft PROMENADE CONCERT will he repeated
ne Hall only Secured seats be had. without extra
charge the trs and second circles for tia enjoyment q
the most novel and splendid coupdUn which the prone
nsdes will afford. Every third Promenade Concert, the
rosamme win contain more quadriles. pokss go than
usual for those who have disposition to dance the
muse q the large orchestra when % cents will be
charged and eminent professor de danHe in Paris
Ioneon, appointed TO direct that OF the
The performance 10 begin at half past seven o'clock Doors
opcn at xix.
EoR THE BENEFIT or THE PooR-TEsrtyAL
under the direction Of the Ladies Benevolent Society
ofst Vincent do Paul To be held A The Chinese saloon
bD broadway, on 1hursdsy evening. November 27 1852
Tickets 90 eents. For sale AZ ssharfsnburg Luis I3
Broadway and at the oee Of tie Courier ds Eats Unis
l2Park place.
ERANKLIE kUsEUh--l7S CHATHAM BoUARE-TWe
performances are gvca daily, commencing a. O'clooA
In the afternoon AMI ~ half pas tho evening Thi
entertainments are varied dheiec and such te
to other place Of auuscmeut in New York. consist ing
femAle Ethiopian Open Troupe numbering fifteen
formers being the largest and the time tbs
talented band in the United Bates troupe Model
tists who selected for their beauty and
personate number o. beautiful taheauS taken from th
Ioturcs u ancient and modern tines asmpany % Araf
Girls who throuEh variety q fsats of
tcry Iadamo Roaslinei the only Feuale Jursr in tbs
world Sgner Edgar, the best Vcnri0gust hascita
exssnc, with variety o. sting every A.
BoSes. - aentsi Parquette i15s csnt'
yUALLHALLA, 20 CANAL STREET OPPOSITE THI
b.sutlfu faces. Tie Female Living xNl.- PENAL. Ma
ttrel Band be IN ell thsk SsArty Cone early
ard your seats. To o'clock in the
Afternoon. aud ~ in The evening.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RBsEWBD EVERY DAY.
PFRsO AL.

PERSONAL.
lg FTTHER on 7HE MEhBERS OF TIE LATE FRA
ofkll Thompssn Clark will call on TIE undsrsigned
srr composed sf Jho. CLARK. Wn. L. Thompson, aad
HENRY SMITH & TOWNSEND lIs Brosdr.v.
arr zYCBIINsxI WILL IrEAR TO MS ADyAN-
MI toe Nv arpiynr IL undersigned. Any fnfermation
about A. zychlnskfs whereabouts Will ~ thsnkfuy re-
.sivsd ~ S&ti3SMAkNN BROTHE a.
ho.5l Broad 81, N ".
U,uE LAZY VINO CAILRD At NO, $50 MADISON
the evening q Tim siay. leth inst in res
,sor 20 Geld chain Lacke and eac lost as ADVERTISED
an thie rarsr che afth and 18Th respectfully Informed
e ladv whoa ale rft addr sea- was ignorant Of sat
cs hs the young lady who mtevwards addressed her
fer her upnten 1onai ind erection, which
ins 10 fro the hops th the property
tovnd that the lady viii call asnn when satsfas
cory proof win b. Eives 50 70 ownership.
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WHITES MILoDFON. OPPOSITE THE BowERY

w M MidEs hhLLo ult, OfrosiTk TUE BoWEHr
Whit,s Popular Band Of seransder aad Of novel;
ties too mention forcing greater
OF talent than offered by similar place the
world mailing the most neretng and peasrg entcrtan
ments witnessed being perfectly ohaste
UonAble TO the most faAtidous.
c. WHITE, sole Proprietor and Manager.
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IL NICKERBOCKER HALL. CORNER OF TWENTY
IN third strickland Eishth ave ne Great suceesaLoud
applsuse-Crovded houses, And that of the upper
Thorps Band Of Harmonnt MINISTRIES, together with
Chinese Dancing Figures and TIE Juvenile Pianist
ing the upper part of the city by early
Seats reserved for lades and children Doorg
open ut q, commence ~ ~. Adu ission l2s cents.
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RoARD wANrED-BY A GENTLEMAN. IN Pa
ID where would ind home and could have the
ps ccsSon in Canal street. Address z. y.
H., at this tnhce
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pAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -P. r. BAREUk.
~ kanaEer and Pr puetor John Green woOd IT. stfs
art hAnager-Afternoon performance At 81 Eveaiag 20
o'clock. Thursday Ftiday Afternoons General Tom
Thumb will appear In Bhs popular persoaAtions OF
Napoleon frtderck the Great ec besides appearing In hts
magnificent Court Dress. his various Costumes. Afer
white the play e the GOLDEN FARMER Even'ne-The
alter pierre OF FEkf ECf ION After which, that
amusing and shy eelebra musical extrayagAnEa, witt
ten for General Tom Thumb nor o. Ny THUMB, and per-
formed BY him with shouts % applause The tire ChE
Museum late o. $50 broadway been added the ohsr
curieStes Of this establishment tain millOu
Of surioties Animation 20 the whole ineludtF Museum,
performances ~ Tom Thumb Is ohdrsn Ter
ter ysArs Of and old enouEh % wak slone ~
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INV ToEk AsFnITHEArRE. 80. 81 BowERH.-

IN
~ James N. June 4 Co. Propr etsra.Hr NitCn.
Equestrian h.nazer-FIiday evening. Esyr Pom will
be Presented elegant Scenes In the Circle In Which tho
French troupe, bde. Lout, hdle Rosa hdu
and Vine bsnc,, VII appear To be FOLLOWED By ths airy
pageant o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Male. Rosa; tho
Sisters, Mise Needham ana Mics Homes; Prince Mie Jo
teThine pandlno. Mater hldisan; Herad, Master q.
Nixon Old Bachelor. Master A. Nixon Prices adnis-
rsn- Private Boxes 50o boxes ESQ., pit I2bg Doors oTsn
atha G.. Performance =
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MECHAEIcS' HALL, NO. 47z BROADWAY, AsOyH
l Grand strestopen every night during mo week enM
further poce.fhe original aud we'll Known CdRISrYu
hINsTRELs comprising efficient and versatile eorps-
Of talented and Experienced porormers under the
of u. r. Christy whose ths osy
succession of four hav. received .tb BY
highly respectable and tsst enable sudienses. Tstes -
sens Doors open at bsh ps' III ~ hale pAss
o'clock The patrons of Chrstys Nnsrels
spectuly informed that the usual
Wilt be discontinued for the future
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u. u, htFAUEW
and proprietor Of Fellows hnstres has the honor "
inform the citizens this tropos that his
hall erected tAe old TSttrsal ground ga Broadway
finished, and his oeehra ed band OF Ministries
their first concert in Monday evening November ith
The Hall is ntted In style, cuBh ono4
posed Of the talon regards Ethiopian mi astre
sy in America b. Fellows Believes duty to present
he thanks 70 his numerous friends and the public generally
who have extended 90 liberal to him. and beg 70
state that pains penss viii be spared make tha
the most and ehase place Of resort In the oy
Doors open At 6Concert TO commence ut IN Admissions
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posITIvEIY THE LAsT wEEK.-Now oPEN AT

stoppAni Hall Broadway. Beae Crsvsn's Voyage TO
California and Return vicsa Of PhilsdelphA 1.-The
starting pOnt) Cape May Charssep vest Indiss Rio ia
neir care aorn in Crrtt storm, Valparaiso 0aza.lAn
san Francisco Monterey, Ptaama the frthmus, HAyIn.
and botton This ranortrsA decidedly tho largest And
moot mafnl accnt IN the world paatad by GeOre ege,
on $4,000 feet e. chnyhsis two mios in length and
gives views Of The principal cities the Atlantic and Pa
enc coasts Of North std ssui am.dca, from PblAdslp
phih the starting place 70 Boaton 9Th
yiosa Admission 70 sonts children unasr tea has
price Doors open 81 SCsr ~ O'clock Fshi-
btioaa WsoassdHv Pafu. afernaon s'eioek
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nv
4vl shed, THE the Is beautiful
the subject publshedoontans complete set of
count Books and account sales all print
ed in cors red and tlseA) with numerous examples IN
Mercantile calculations the whole fully elucidaed In 81
psges Of familiar Instructions applied directly to all tbs
ctons and entries 1t the result Of the Au
thor's long experience Acceu and teacher
Bookkeeping 20 pages octayoprice 25 bound For sal
the Counting Rooms for the study of Bookkeeping 50
dar street New York The trade sped. Published b.
Hogan 4 Thompson Philsdelphia.
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but remember the Missouri question.
kne" then The asltatuns Of the coualry : bn
lhe masses we're not moved by then. There
we're 10 Haghiy upheaVt.s, because the sa.
cred work oi their county Wis not wrecked
the contribution remained. Cuncrcs, remain.
co. Ite peoples representatives. served IN
The discharge Of lhelr duly.
wei, slr, Il THIS is q crisis, DO we lock n
mead! Do we look a, the pa,fiotism; do we
TO- al the energy do we look at every cn.
nDOllng si''ue that our fathers CHERISHED m
other times, that we canno, come fo.watd. in
CRISIS like lhis, and acting a, men IN The
ua'fss' gather into the gfauafy of cur nation
tho glory which surrounds il
Nj. Pfetident. feel fully rfiIent that.
II ihosa measures should pass the Congress OF
'he tnHcG SAFES, and should lie ratified bv
inc E\cculNc, as The wtes carry the news
10 CisIEnt points, HLd as the intelligence is
'i'u'ed by the iu'nals Of the day lhrcuqh
'ul tbe eatle land, y and harpiGc.s and px
ul1tIon vt! ariMalo every hcat, aad even
private q I'll clons alli lie forgotten n The pen.
efal rIicIng. ! afpfebeud 40 d t'icully.-
our Nashville Connections val die away.--
he lood Of agitation vii be tahou auav, Dis.
cord viii be des rayed, ana hea'th'ul and viz.
orous e&isteGce will he seen thfcuchaul cur
iaho' II VIC are mcn, let US usrch W and
Heet II. II Is not for ourselves. \ few sha!,
J ea's, ard se shalt nave passed away. The
PieSen' wlIi be for often N tie realization Of
Tie 'p.aTe. Then others will take our ola.
ces' Let Us not forget the blessiags which /
SO bhse inherited BHd ti ioRed. We nav
nave Contributed something to their perpetu.
du"h' aiG let US transmit 10 our poGcrlty the I.
same glorious institutions whlch VIC have m .
hei'Ied l'otn our lofelaher> and when the .
eva DAY shall come 10 them ia the visitation .
a ftoHdeuce, they can say, s1tficen, unto
he dav Is the evil thereof" l. Us meet
he iAculiles v hich have come upon Us like
men, and dispose Of them m such way that,
= cur PosteH.y should ever faise fhclr hands
igaiHst their brethren IN ano her section, they
nay tot be able to say, " our fathers entallrd
his upon u.s." No; let Us leave them her
ta2e which tfeemen should desire and enjoy.
v nat CHER destiny could await them J.
" nat higher privileges have been accorded
o them On earth And arc We, for seclien.
al sqaaabses, t"r sbstrsct,ous, ia barter a,ay Y
the fehts which We have derived from aur
'aihef', Had which @e have been instructed
BY The Father Of our { Clunlsy 10 p,eseiye
~, SIR. IL tie pursuit Of noble ends and
glorious o. Je Is let us not forget cu, h,ph des.
my but contribute al our aid to sustain this
2l"Hous unlon, AID transmit II 10 the laies,
ig's Of tine.
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I ,ANIN LIrTLE BOY.

When Lieutenant Governor Patterson, Of
WeS'deId, \. Y, was speaker of the \.
! oTk Legislature as is usual at the opening
OF the House, some dozen boys presented
themselves as applicants for the place Of
Messenger lie inquired their names. and
into their conditions in order 10 make The
proper selection. He came in course OF ex
ANIMATION to small boy, about ten years cid,
bright looking lad
Well SIR said he, what is your name p
John Hancock, Sir, replied the boy with
promp.ness.
What y said the Speaker, 'vou didn't
sign the declaration Of independence, did
YOU
No, Sir, replied the boy, stretching him.
self to his utmost proportions, but | would
II had been there.
lou can be one of the messengers SAID
the speaker,
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The s:a.ssnlcring Sailor.
BY JEEMS


john g, or Suffering Jtk," a
his shlPmaies famlIia,ly called him, was q
clever a son Of Neptune as ever passed ar
evening"" or broke ships bread bu. Jscl
couldn't talk straight" 10 sa,e his life, o,
any ones else. lis words came like drawing
a toPeyarn over spike, and when excited il
was painful 10 witness his attempts to DIS.
gorge himself Of suudry oath. eud uyectiyes
which alene seemed to yf,;d him immediate
rfhe'.
The good schooner CO, Captain W. f.,
wos " c'oaNing her path majestic through the
h'od, on her outwaEd bound passage to the
Span'sh MANI the old craft knep the way,
as Jack SAID, Gs she had been there fort,
'i"Hs before but be held he . ngug etlck, "
as he called the Il'er, Ist 10 X, ep her s,raight
She was running al the rate of-knos, wind
ard "lrd before a spanking breeze, and roll
ine yard arms and scupperhoes.
Jack was the monarch of her numbered
deck, a. The cook "a green lad from jacks
own nol2hborhood,) emerged fom his smoky
galley, ond mounted the towering deck load
ot Lumber 10 draw bucket OF water from a.
'onG,'dr. Jack saw the perious situatlun of
the Goctaort, aud was preparing to vocileia,e
"ord OF timely caution Shen the force of
the water drew hln heels over head INTO The
"buny" dep.
Jack sptang to tie companion. and
ba"Ied ou', "Cnptaln - accompanying his
cry with laundering raps with his huge Gs,
on the Side, which soon broush, the Captain
TO the deck.
Whats the matter Jack p
&c C.C-Cook 8" Jacks face was Dur.
pic; he cou'du't articuIe,e, he words stuck
hard and fast in his throat.
ha, the devils to pay :"
L l. l. Lower way the b b b boat, Can.
tam, tlklower away C.C.Couk--"
lie was clearing away the stern boat,
When the Captain seized han by the collar
aud demanded, with al oath, what was the
mater With the Cock.
jack pointed in the direction Of the vessels
stern, aud rtdoubed his Efforts 10 speak, but
without success.
captain Beus patience vas exhausted, and
sianplos his foot upon the deck with thun
derIng voice, shouted, "Sns it-sing it :
damn your eyes, sing IT." Jacks phiz lght.
ed up as the idea was presented, and with bis
sten'onan lungs, and oil but the melody of
Jenny LIND, ho sung" The cook has gore
over board, bucket and all"
The schooner was soon brought by the
sind, the boat lowered away, and the poor
boy rescued. As he reached the deck, more
dead lhan alive, Jack met with Mex, time -
"a voIley OF oaths followed" N. n man,
maze your b b bucket rope If fast ~
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INTEMPlEaNCE or MEMBERS OF
'sF.I.t


We have received lettrr from rcsnrc.
/ table and responsible source ia Washington,
IN which rrmgitinl is made, ,ba, some me
bors Of Ihe Sstgtn and House cr Repre,cG
iaiIves are so h.Alr1aly inio.lcarcl NJ 10 Ls
utterly lrc pahio II lIi, lIigtutl, Gl.cl.afstnp
their dG'rg. Tie writer has no, a,Fu.si.t
US Their nanrS, boz he ass, It's us a fact. lhat
no less ihar lluf natots were Sem Ig.' il..f
drunk on iae Asfar- al ore tuc, g.4 al lo
gelHer. J hls Is sad Stale ai a.,5..s and
may be Protuetiiu Of dangerous curs.,,...
ces to The naton. Members in sach ca..
d'lioa ere Iotally incompetent to reform
theIr dulles, cgd should have NJ vote. for
lhey cannot @ru" upon " hat they are voting.
However attached 10 strong drink member
may be we should suppose that respect for
l'"as "o'.1 he reIttsHrts-- for the station
lie occuWts--l II upt iot ti'useif-v.tld nlr.
vent the a"a errce ct lis bea,ily annette
whilst IN attendance on Congress. 70 dc.
Sccnd from the elevated position Of Senate,
or hePtesentstNe 10 the level Of the bru.c
Is desfadaiiou f which any nan should be-
ashamed aud yet i. seems that 10 such men
IS entrusted tie safety Of tie country. al
moment when The aho,a cnegrips flbe great.
Isl Intei!ccts are engaged ~ the effort t. a
vert impending danger. The appeigt.ng
}o"er should iu 10 the moral department
IS well as ,a'eNaeual requirements of those
'h' segk j9 be placed 10 responsible posi-.
lons-ior II - good rnIe 10 appoint ne u0an
o power 3an claHol restrain his passion.
Yilh'n the 'lnhs Of taecacv.-Lr.
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DEATH FROM HANDLING A CORPSE

The Newark Advertiser has the FOLLOWING
letter dated Boonton Jolly goth Our wi.
age has again been vsite1 with sudden death
IN the case Of Mrs. George W. E.ton, of
this place, who died suddenly last nigh, un.
der the following circumstances. On the
-o'h INST TWO g'rts lost their lives by falling
Inlo the river and drowning, near this place.
on Tuesday, the 23d, their bodies were re.
covered and taken to Mrs. Estous, laid cut
and cotlined, Ia handling the corpse and
clothes OF t1e deceased, it is supposed she
came IN contact with some infectious mat.
ter, which communicated 10 cut she receiv.
ed on one o.! Ter fingers the day before, which
soon after became inhamed, the arm and shou,
der swelling very much yesterday corgss.
lon OF the brain set in and las. night She
died."
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ANECDoTE or SIR ROBERT prFr

An anecdo'o was told Of ST, Z. Peel. soon aC
te' the French Revolution of February. 1SlS
winch, tor the light it Iarows upon his gen.
ersi course and mouye Of action, is well worth
reproduction now. On The night the news
aIIited Of that revolution, popular member
oi the House Of Commons had occasion 10
consult h'm on some parliamentary business.
ana this flushed made an a!luson 10 what
had lust taken place in France. "Tbess "
SAID he, "are startling times; the events in
france arc starihng" "They are, replied
Sir Robert Peel. "This comes of ,uIinq
by mere min sterlal maiorlies; the man al
my back would have had me pursue the same
course, but | knew better"