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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-

l subscribers have this day connected themselves
together for the purpose of conducting Commits
sion, Forwarding and Grocery business, under the
style and firm of E. G. & w. ID. ToMpKIYs No
1874 Cary street, where they hope, by prompt and
dilgent attention business. gain share Of the
public patronage. f. q. TOMPkINS,
Aug Aim W. d. TOMPkINS
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NEW SPRING CLOTHING, Stra

ND" 81 HSsIsU CH1V EhNSr, NfF0N
L Goods, Caps and Fancy Ar'icles-The I'M
dersigned begs to inform his friends and the public
that he has returned from the East with fine Sc
lection of NEW GOODS in his line by which he is
enabled offer one of the best assortncnts Of goods
in his line shown in Lynchburg at unpreceden-
ted low prices, and respectfully socits call of all
in want of good and cheap Clothing.
M. ROSENBACU,
apT-ts PHILADELPHIA Cloihing Epn,r;,,,
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II MSS 1. vunerslA SMITH.

I From dc Losisrilie -jysraai.l
Take Me llousc.
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Il. z. GIBBS, As'r FOR
1 LII WlITEuIrRST

N. b. Likencsses ct every description copied.
large assortment of Lockefs and Medalions Of su-
perior 9ualty for Daguereofypes always on hand.
The highest premium awarded at the late + air OF
the Maryland Institute for the latest improvements.
Nov It's =. z. GIBBS, Aa'T
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"ANTED, at the above establishments house
w keeper, as an assistant to Mrs. McC-, To
one who is capable. liberal wages will be paid.
Also frstrate dining-room or house Servant.
July oI-,s
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BOYD. EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
Tnlv 1t

" Packages or extra Baggage to be sent by
Boats, must go at the risk ofthe owners, or we will
not forward Them
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4 MBROSE GILLs, WIN. GILLS

Edwin r. Page, p. q.
Juiv o9-wdw
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LIZ MOND, VA.-Sell on Commission all de-
scriptions of Country Produce receive and forward
Goods, and keep constantly on hand for sale, a
large and well selected stock of Groceries.
Orders promptly and faithfully filled. Liberal
advances en- consignrnents. Storehousc immedi-
ately on the Basin bank.
LEWIS d. CRENSIIAW,
II
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!. Iron MITCH AIR.TIGHT

90 COOKING STOvES.-A large lot of those
Se popular Cooking Stoves on hand and for
sale cheap for cash. at my Tin Mandatory, Main
Street Bank Square, FIVE doors below the Market.
ma I9-ts WIN. L. LECKIE.
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ARD! LARD!!-A FEW PACKAGES
- Briggs Family Lard. for sale at
july l0-ts JAMES T. WILLIAMS.
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T Aw PARTNERsEgIp-
LNAGON-MAKER WANTED

w The subscriber, living in Newcastle, Craig
county, wishes TO employ first rate Waggon-nia-
ker. A Wagon and Bugsy-maker is preferred.
Nv 2S-lm A. J. ELMORE
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.doot this plan, Il Il expected that many thou.
ND mo. members Of any church, would unite in
suppressinx vice anu :, promoting true religion,
as stated and explained by We. anu 'ne AP''-
ties. :
To promote health and Happiness u the duty Ana
think and act according 10 his conscience. BY
adopting this plan thousands Of lives and millions
of dollars would be annually saved, and most
crimes and sufIerings prevented.
That all may initiate HIM who came from hea-
ven and went about doing good, 10 the sincere de-
sire and fervent prayer Of ALL rRuE CHaisTiAss
AND PArRIors.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1851.
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fhj-Mr. q. liz. JAMES. NO. l Harrison

0J-Mr. c. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General Travelling agent
for the Western States, assisted by J. r. Smith, j.
4. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. w. Armsfrong. Perrin
Locke, w. Ramsey. DR.. Joshua TVadsioorth. Aler.
ander X. Laos, and H. J. Smiley.
03- Mr.. HENRYM. LEWIS, Of Montgomery,
alabama, Is General Travelling agent for the
States Of alabama and Tennessee.
o. Mr.. ISRAEL E. JnDfES, No 1872 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, is General Travelling
agent for the Southern and Southwestern States, as
sisted by William II. Wtid, John Collins, James
Deering, H. Kirk Wellington, f. Il. Euans, John
4. Judkins, p. Locke, Joseph Button, George p.
Button. and Thomas ID. Nice.
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pennsylvania arcnuc, bet,cccn Sd and 4 streets,

Pennsylvania arcnuc, bctcccn Sd and d streets,
WASHINGTON CITY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT was opened on Tues
i day, the 4th day Of February, 1851, by the
subscriber, late of Gadsby's Hotel. az manager,
who respectfully announces to his friends sndthc
public generally that it is commended to their
favor and patronage by every comfort and con-
vcnience that can be found in the best conducted ho
tells in the country. The capaciousncss, eligible stu
alton, and advantageous construction Of the build
ing, are known and appreciated; and to these ad.
vantages is added the utmost regard for the
comfort of each guest; the attendance of trusty
polite. and efficient servants; the supply for the
larder and other departments of every thing the
market will Afford and the personal supervision of
the subscriber, whose experiences, business habits,
and extensive acquaintance with the travelling
public, enable him to cater for them with ef-
tcicncy and success The interior of the house
has been recently renovated, and every thing within
it put in complete repair. The subscriber would
also add, that hotel conducted by him will always
be found safe and pleasant abode for families,
and all who regard propriety. good order, and the
strictcst decorum as essentials of an agreeable
home. w. N. b. JUDkINS.
Feb
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THE REPUBLIC.
too.lrsrosDssc. OF THE arru,lIc.l

BALrImoaE, February Up. IN.
To-nighta great musical trsstis to come of at the
Holiday street theatre, which will surpass any
thing Of the kind, that has yet taken place in this
city. The .Germania Musical Society, 30 justly
celebrated, and the Italian opera troupe, combine
together TO give this monster musical treat. A
crowded house, of course. will greet them.
As tribute Of respect to Captain John Smith and
the unfortunate crew of his vessel, il ia strongly
recommended that the flag of tho shipping in the
harbor should be hoisted at half mast.
Sales to day of 500 bbls. Howard street flour, at
81 so. Nothing has been done in City Mills.
Grain remains quiet and unchanged
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board to-day Of 500
Maryland 6's, at 1929 U. s. 6s of 1867, closed at
ia bid (; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares, at
1872 bid, "a, asked.
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1o1 MOUNT vERNOH-THnEE TRIPS.
b The Steamboat THOMAS COLL
69 SrER will leave Washi..-- ton at 10
Uo'clock, And Alexandria Al lO.. IN
Monday, February 10, Wednesday n, and Fri-
n, = The l4th.
fhe boat wi,. land her passengers at Fort Wash
ington.
Fare, round trip 81; from Alexandria, rs cents;
children half price.
Coaches leave The Capitol at 81 O'Clock Seats tn
ken ON PennsyIvania avenue ten cents each way.
For seats apply to Mr.. Recside, Georgetown, or
to George and Thomas Parker. Washington.
The Thomas Colyer will make her trips Without
fail. The passengers will find the boats saloons
~ - $50 JOB CORsoy, Captain
Feb g. SMTGTh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CAPITAL,

MlLAIONALNEs.AsSOC OF CAPATAL,
E,OR the purpose of forming company with
Il one thousand shares, of 5 900 each, for which
annum in return therefor, with safe prospect Of
doubling the whole amount invested, (each and all
as special partners,) free from assessment and La
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York.
DESTROYS Of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested for the purpose Of obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, Sc, proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates Of shares Of Is 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent of Company,
IL Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas, application and investment Of
capital, will be appointed agents.
Eeh diff
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LAND AGENCY AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.

CHARLES CORKERY has been connected with
~ the United States Land Offices of Iowa for the
last twelve years, and has now opened an Office at
Dubuque, wher- he will give his exclusive atten-
ton to the location and sale of Land Warrants
His arrangements with the county surveyors will
ensure the selection of choice lands.
Refer, at Washington City, to Hon. George w.
Jones OF Iowa, Hon. A. c. Dodge. Hon. s. LETTER,
Hon. d. r. Disney. and to French & Sylvester.
Eeh7-2t n
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A LEGAL CURIosITy.-The other day, in the SUI
pcrior court of New York, cause came on for ar
duced to the court in the shape Of document of
some sir thousand folios Judge Duer inspected
the prodigy of pleading, and then gravely suggest
ed that it had by all means better be sent to the
Worlds Fair a specimen Of American industry.
The judicial bon mot was considered very fair
reply to the mammoth auswer.
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MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
WAsHIsoroS, Feb. 7, i

WAsHINaroN, Feb. T. 1851.
Silver still goes abroad in large sums, the last
steamer taking out nearly $500 900. Stocks have
declined in consequence of some of the banks
curtailing their loans, and weak holders have 10
throw their stocks on the market. Money still
continues plenty ON good security. Land war
rants are improving and in brisk demand. They
have become very scarce.
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DIED.,

In this city, on the It'll instant, of consumption,
Mrs. ANNA M. ADAMS, wife of G. B. Adams, and
daughter of J. C. Parker, esq. Of New Haven, Con-
nccticut, aged 81 years.
The remains will be inferred at New Haven.
The funeral of JOHN K. TOWNSEND, NJ. d..
late CT Philadelphia, will take place from the resi-
dence Of JOHN T. SULLIVAN, esq, 7th street, fhis
morning, at IL o'clock, to which his friends and
those Of the family arc invited.
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From tle N. Albany a.. DAILY Bulletin, of =

From He ~. dlbany (Id.) Daily Bullttin, Of FEB. l.
WHO MEETING AT THE CApIrAL.-The friends
OF General Scott are to hold meeting at Indian
presenting his name to the Wing party of the
country as suitable candidate for the Presidency
in the next canvass.
While il ia important that some step should be
taken to bring about concert Of action and at the
same time give expression Of the prevailing
preference Of our citizens. hope that the delib.
erations of the meeting may be such to throw no
unworthy obstacle in the way of the preferment Of
over its favorc in other sections of the Union
Although we may contend for the nomination
and advancement Of an individual of own pre-
ferment, we shall have no hestancy in yielding a
hearty support to any other Wing who may be
deemed by the majority best calculated to carry
out the views and maintain the principles of the
party.
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JENNY LIND AND THE MuwAuKIAss.-The ciii-
zcns Of Milwaukee have subscribed over $1,000 to
secure a concert from Jenny Lind Their northern
ncighber, Shcboygan. puts in its claim, and is
waking up to determination to have the Nightin-
gale among them, If they have TO mortgage the
town property, or give draft on the town pump.
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Excess 4th quarter 1850. ....., 1856 Al
Total amount of duty paid in 1885,. 6,l27 .sl7 40
Total amount Of duty paid in lS49.. 1851 $40 81
Excess OF 1850. ................. l,090,5 500 81
Whole amount paid from january !,
1910, to January I, 1851. 49,49S ,040 II
boston Irars,er.
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The ARKANSAS LHoIsLATuRE adjourned on jan
uary IL, after protracted session Of seventy one
days, during which two hundred and sixtccn acts
and twenty eight joint resolutions were passed.
Among the most important acts of a general ma
ture were the following: An act to change the mode
of voting; to reclaim the swamp and overlooked
lands; to repeal an act distributing the internal
improvement fund TO the several counties; for
certsining and securing the assets Of the Real Es
tate Bank; and act for building safe and du-
rable wall around the penitentiary.
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OUBLIC TEMPERANCE mEETING.-By

DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-By
il invitation from the Freeman's vigilant Total
Abstinence Society, the Rev. J. J. Murrey, pastor
will lecture upon temperance, in the Saloon at
Temperance Hall, E street, on Sunday evening
next, at half past seven o'clock, p. m.
The public is respectfully invited to attend
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Feb 7-2t President
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Mn. WEBsrER's SrEscH.-Wc feel certain that
readers will be pleased with the brief but noble
speech Of Daniel Webster, which we publish to-
day. And referring to it, let ask those who read
it. whether he does not, by thus seeking to restore
the fratcrnal feeling which prevailed in the earlier
and better days Of the Republic, set us example
worthy of imitation Whether it is not far better
and far noblcr for of the South to cheer him on
and unite with him in this noble work of fratcrni
zation than to mingle voices with those of the
miscallcd Southern Rights men, in denuncia-
ton OF our northern brethren, thereby initiating
the AboIitionists in stirring up and keeping alivo
sectional discord. Port Gibson (Afiss.) Cor.
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JUST PUBr.IsHrD.

LION. S. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
i at Chicago, Illinois. in October last, on the
Adjustment Measures Of Congress Of the last
session.
Hon. T. EWING's SPEECH. delivered in the
Senate OF tho United States at the present session.
on Removals from Office by General Taylor.
For sale at the Republic Office. Jan IL
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INOR RENT, the thrce-story Brick House on
IL 10Th, near street, now occupied by Charles
II. Haswell The premises can be viewed upon APP
piication, and possession will be given on or about
the 2lth instant. Dec 4-diff
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CusToM-HoUsE DUTrEs.-Total amount of duty
paid on foreign merchandise ut this port for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, 1850, was s ,272,4O 10
Corresponding quarter Of lS49...... l,05S,5SS Oh
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NAvAL.-The United States ship John Adams
has been taken alongside the wharf at the Gosport
navy yard to have her hold broken out previous to
her outfit and return to the African station
The United States steamer Engineer, which left
Norfolk for Washington last week to tow the iron
steamer Allegheny down to the navy yard at Cos
port, was prevented by the ice in the Potomac from
ascending the river, and returned Tuesday morn
ing.
Lieutenant James w. Cooke has been ordered to
the brig Decatur, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
second in command.
The Government schooner, William A. Graham,
passed midshpman Joseph Fry, commanding, is
at Algiers, Opposite to New Orlcans,) preparing
to sail for Key West. The Graham is attached to
the coast survey, and proceeds that duty to Key
West, where she win take board the distin-
gagged to make an exploration in regard to the coral
reefs and other distractions 10 navigation in that
quarter, which is expected to be of great utility to
the Government.
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The MINEs.-The Dubuque Tribune says that
Mr.. Levin, of that city, with force of six hands,
on the 23d ultimo, raised 1865 pounds of lead
mineral, valued at something over three thousand
dollars. This is better than going to California.
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nESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT OP-
~ posite the Treasury Building. Apply to G
st. j. Chubb, at the Banking House of
Jan LIT CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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tNOR RENT, most desirable thrcc-story
Il dwelling on 10Th street, opposite the Treasury.
Apply 70 @. st. ]. Chubb. at the Banking house OF
Jan l-tf CHUBB & SCHENCK & CO.
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Arr,val or IN. Emp,re civ.

AEk1vaA o. tno umpire Cltys
Nsw YoaK, Feb. THE Empire City has ar
rived here to-day, bringing two hundred and ten
passengers, and one million of dollars in gold.
The news from the Isthmus is unimportant.
Eighty houses have been destroyed by fire at Lo-
gura. The health Of California is good, and the
weather delightful. The depredations Of the In
dams still continue. Many miners were compelled
TO leave in consequence.
The cholera has entirely disappeared. Serious
approximations for the safety of the
steamer Panama, which had been out twenty eight
days. John d. Hobbs, Of Maryland, died. The
Alabama had arrived from Baltimore. The ship
Waldron, from Baltimore, was spoken the 10Th
of August in latitude 300 north, longitude 40. The
Georgia was destroyed by fire.
The steamers California and Northerner had
both arrived out safe. The election Of United
States Senator the engrossing subject Of
vcrsation. Among the Wings, Edward Bryant
and John Wethercd were. prominent candidates.
Among the Democrats, J. h. Weller H. w Haleck,
J. w. George, and J. q. Fremont. The latter
stands chance II the plurality rule prevails, it
10 thought that Wing will be chosen. The Legis-
lature was to meet at San Jose on the 9th.
The Empire City brings Kingston dates TO the
3lst Of January. The cholera Is decreasing there.
A serious riot had taken place at St. David's, in
which several lives were lost
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0y-Rev. Charles Spear, Editor OF tho Pri-
soncr's Friend, Boston, will preach in the Unita-
rian church, morning and evening, on the subject
OF Criminal Reform. In the evening he will give
some sketch of his labors in this country, and
speak also Of his intended mission abroad. Feb s
0S- Ninth Street Methodist Protestant
Church. Service on tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock. The second Lecture on the Saints Of the
Old Testament will be delivered by the Pastor w.
t. EVA. Subject: ABEL. Seats free. Feb 8
(I5- Free Exhibition.---It won't cost any
thing to visit the Daguerrean Room at the Odeon,
and then If you choose, You can have first rate
likeness taken at avery low price.
Feb
MIR. AND MRS. HLAskO HAVE THE
1Vl honor of informing tho ladies and gentlemen
Of Washington that their Dancing Academy, at
the Saloon Of Temperance Hall, & street, is and
will be opened every day from 10 O'Clock, a. m,
to O'Clock, p. M, Except Sundays.)
Parties and sorees will be furnished upon de-
mand two excellent musicians, for, moderate
price. Applications TO be made at Parkcr's Fancy
Store, National hotel Feb S--dtlstAfar
MIR. FIsKE's NIGHT cLAss.-Ma. THE
1vl OPHILUS YISKE will form one night class in
this city for instruction in the newly discovered
science Of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, on Tuesday evening,
February nth, at s O'Clock, at the cast (lower)
room OF Temperance Hall. Feb s-3t
MO. $ PENDENNIs Completed. For sale by
In TAYLOR & MAURY
Feb 5 Booksellers, near 9th st.
TINE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS, No. 8, being
Il the Last number.
Pictorial Field Book OF the Revolution, No. IL.
Msllcrvillc, Francopia story, by the author Of
Rollo Books, FRANCk TAYLOR
Fcb.
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pAnORAMA OF THE BIBLE


NTESsRs. THEoPHLUs FISKE AND L. S.
lHl EVERETT will lecture and experiment
every evening" until further notice. upon the newly
discovered science Of Electro Biology, at the large
and beautifully finished saloon Of the Temperance
Hall. on street. at u O'Clock. The most aston
ishing and amusing experiments will be performed
upone persons, in perfectly wakefui state, that
bare ever been witnessed in any age OF the world.
Admission Is cents; q gentleman and two ladies
so cents; children haifprice.
class will be formed for thorough instruction
in this remarkable science at an early day OF which
due notice viii be given. Feb 3-u
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d. FOR REHT.-The House No. Union Row,
UuE + street, Just vacated by Allen A. Hall, ESQ.,.
is for rent The house is large and convenient, and
a pleasant residence for family. Possession can
be had Immediately.
Apply ut Republic office, 9Th street.
Far f-tf IS
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NEW HAMPSHIRE PoLrrrcs.-Rev John Atwood
Democratic candidate for Governor in this State,
has written fourth letter, in which he is far from
giving satisfaction to his Democratic brethren
Many of their papers have already taken his name
down from their columns. Some have nominated
the present Governor, Dinsmorc, for reelection.
Other papers, that keep his name flying, say they
must do it, according to Democratic usage, until
convention orders it down. In the mean time, the
reverend gentleman insists upon the nomination
himself, and the Free-soil part of the Democratic
party uphold him in it. The Wing candidate is
Thomas Z. Sawyer, who will receive the united
support of the party. II
In the Congressional districts, the gcrrymander-
ing system adopted by the last Legislature will
probably prevent the election of one Wing. The
districts have been arrang, toith unequal poTu-
lafion, that four Locos will bDelected.
The Wings Of the I'd district have nominated ex-
Governor Anthony Colby Asa Fowler is the Abo
liion candidate, and General Peaslec, the present
member, the Loco candidate. He will probably be
reelected. In the 4th district, H. Hubbard, the
present Loco member, has been rcnominated, and
will be elected. In the LIST district, Amos Tuck
has received the Wing nomination, which he has
accepted. Mr.. Tuck ia not nominated by coali
ton vote, has been stated He told the Abolition
convention he could not in any way consent to be
their candidate, and they nominated Professor Mo-
scs A. Garland. The Loco candidate is Dr. Geo.
w. Kittrcdge.-HarTord Conn.) COvant.
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LECTURES AND ExPERIMENTs.--A lecture will be
given this evening at Temperance Hall on electro
biology; after which series of experiments will be
performed. Mr.. Fiskc will form class for nstruc-
ton this afternoon at o'clock.