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New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-The Picayune learns that the
Mississippi legislature adjourned Tuesday last, without
being able TO elect United States senator.
Business quia Cotton without special change Flour
hrmer.
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BosroN, Oct. 23--2 ~. D. m.

BOSTON, Oct 2J-2 %, p. m.
AT quarter past this afternoon nothing furer had
been received relative 10 the condition Of Mr. Webster
The latest advces those previously sent you being
dated Marshheld O'Clock, p. The regular express
will arrive again half past five O'Clock this afternoon
H. however, the great statesman should die prior
regular hour OF tue express starting special
ger will be Immediately despatched with the sad iuel
gence.
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Latest.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-5 p. mMr. Webster stIll living al
1--we this afternoon gradually sinking No hing further
will be heard from Marshfeld tonight
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WgoMSs COUNTY October 49, 1881
Pennsylvania is safe for Pierce and King Our friends
are full Of hope and ZEAL and do not mean to lei the
fres die out TIL the great battle is won which we shall
surely win bya large majority.
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Boston, Oct 2s-i p rn.-By special express the Tran
scnp has advces from Mashfed up to quarter OF one
O'Clock At this period the death OF Nj Wsbs.er was
momentany looked for, lie then believed to be
dying Ills physicians expressed the opinion that he could
not possibly survive than hour
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct % The City Of Manche .
ter sailed to-day, with orfve passengers and $50 GOO Ia
specie.
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OHIO

MARION, October 10, 1852
Fierce and King will carry the State by an increased
majority so make the record at once and let all donb,
pass from The minds OF our friends
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bosroN, oeL N-i2. m.-rHe at present from
MsIshhed are very discoaraglng. The physicians appe
hend that Mo Webster hrou ghout the day
lie Is evidently sinking. The Transcript and Evening
Journal both nave comprising this sad in.ei-
gence
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Sailing Of the franklin.
Sailing Of De Citg Of Manchester

| NEW York, Oct 70, m.-Thei steamer Franklin sale,
to-day with hundred passengers and 1898 900 in spec
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PErERsBuRG, October ~ 1854
We are IN high spirits and look Tor success a, certain
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THE WORLD OF WATERS or a Peaceful progrcs.
trated. Is ' '
Th. Is ancommoag Happy conception developed with no
uncomfortable force and beauty. 1-.frRag
The Geology Hugh Miller nutbor or Red
Sandstone, I6mo. - " = -
Roger Miller Heroism In Humble narrative b crp.
with an Introduction by the Rev. Dr. Alexander I5mo GEMS
" Iha reader who rises from this
glow fnew desires be individually The suffering and
e wicked must be made Of scne stuff many these
pages have been suhuiuel.n ~
For sale by GRAY d BALLANTyNE
oStN Seventh street.
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OFFICIAL.

Aaa Fors President " uasI slalss n anssasa 10 al
x.on q aaGy sonesrn
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 ms sbst Nv
Schmidt appointed general Grand Duchy
oldenbug States reside ia New YORK do hereby
recognise him SUCH and declare him enjoy
such fnetons and privilege allowed me
sus general o. The favored nations 10 tho United States
la testimony whereof have caused
patent United be hsreuno ahxsd
Given under hand the Of Washington the 18Th day of
IT, ~ October d. 1881 and Of the Independence Of hs
United states OF America the seyenp-seyeath.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
G. NJ, cosHAD, Aeting Secretary Of State.
Fillmore President d ls dated state. Of fpsriea. all
WAon may concern
Satisfactory evidence been exhibited Charles
a. Wells has appointed Beginm West
do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
ercise and functions powers privileges al
lowed TO The vice eonsus Of favored naoas in the un
ted States.
In testimony Whereof caused these letters
patent, and Tho seal Of United axsd
Given under hand city Washington, ad day Of
t. 81 October A. d. is5a United
States Of America the ssyeniy-seyenrh
MILLARD FILLMORE
G. NJ. CosRAp, Acting Secretary Of State.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. a. sole Lessee
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
the public generally Of Washington ina, he S effected
FAMILY for limited period,
commencing
MosDAr EVENING, October IS.
The Ravel entertainments will wit
EvoLUTIoNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
To be followed by the beautiful and classic
THE THREE GLADiAToRs
Afer which, the comic paniomime, called
MONS. DECHALUMEAU.
To be succeeded BY grand Pas de Trois, entitled
LA SICILIENNE
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VALUABLE LOT AND UNFINISHED FRANZ pousr Al.
su.lloN,on tuesday me yeii instant, O'Clock, p M
on the premises slH sell sf nt
situated on the Of ~ nm h-s-
feet ont On suee and running i5 feet line win ad s,ce,
70 3-et alley M the lot two s,orv ...
Dwelling nearly finished, with esIem yard and ydrnuie
Terms Dethd casg haancr twelve ypoc,hx x.,
Interest saisaeiorY cured Tile indpoabe conveyss A.
= F'' Oct 1a~~d
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ny E. N. sTRATToN, Auctionesr.

(PeansyIpania apenne of Ninth street1
SToCK OF MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, Sc
~ On Tuesday aud Wednesday MORNINGS October % and
O'Clock, auction shall sell Of mill
and fancy goods (remoyed
7th stree,) consisting In parI Of rs4t@Hs4
French-worked under sleeves and collars
Do ".
Ladies' kid, silk thread, and gloves
Laces, edgings MEETINGS, HbaBds
Silk and linen facets, hosiery, elastic ties
French worked packet handkerche6
Silk, cotton, and worsted braids
Fine ivory uck side, and dressing combs
Velvet, satin, and trimmed straw bonnets
Chiidren's plush and straw hats, scarfs
Dress caps, wreaths and flowers, fans
Genuemon's hosiery, gioyes suspenders
DO foe muslin shirts, with linen bosoms
Do fancy shirts, lambs and mel shirts
Linen collars, cravats, and neck stocks
Silk, linen cambria, and bingham handkerchief
Psrfumery, Jsweiry, silver himbIes +.
Sewing SIR sewing and darnng cotton
Linen threads
Together with general of useful fancy articles work
Terms: All undsr 325 credit Of
sixty and days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
AID
SHASLsI sH AVIS SHAWL, I've have
~ largest and best ~ of
Them huugh New York snc ff
them much lower than the regular price. We have
lOi ca hmeTe long shaws SIS to S75
80 square Cashmere do from $40 20 SIS
20 eoored aud white Canton shawis from s. si0o
100 Sotiien piaid lang shsxls, from s. 10 Sl2
100 embroidered figures
suitable Tor the present
10 very rich silk shawls
81 black Thibct and cloth shswls, long square
IS sceoLd mourning plaid woollen
10 handsome cashmere soars
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co,
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adjournment of the, Mississippi Legislatare-No Election
of United States Sennlar
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~. THOMPSON.

attorney and copnseIor AZ Lag Washingfon city, ~ c.
pRAcTCRs in MI the Of adjacent eounf~.
of Maryland and Virginia, and prosecne
eai government arising under laws
egn and with the
property injured OF Destroyed supplies munitions
furnished and claims
general government, Of officers
pensions, which established being long
pended or rejected.
Communications addressed % him. paid Washington city,
D. O. will receive prompt attention.
r. = Refer
and 10 members o. Congress- generally.
Oct 2f-2awm st@
AND Warrants wantcdThe highest market price. maid
IL for warrants. HAMILTON a PANT.
0ct2t-d3m Office opposite Treasury BuiIdins
THE National Magazine now re.,sv
Conentsi Bryant portrait Powerful Microscopic
Times Johnson, pre engving History Aicbsi..
Fuller 0ssoe; OrtDogrsphy Webster. The s,od
Prior Odye Ghost Training Bishop Latin Hymn. m.
Process Of Sculpture, sc, sc, sc. " -
Price, - n year. " per number.
For sale ~ me agents. CRAY n BALLANTYNE.
octN Seventh
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ny .. g. MCGUIRE, Asenenesr. ss4
pERsMgI0RY SALE oF cHEssPEaKE ANn ONO caviar
sn., IN ralufasy fnernoon, pcober ~, u ocoek
rnal sfl ~ lhe anci'nn fsoUs, without reserves -
- $50 Ghssep &c and Ohio csus prete,ses bond-
ortoaa las O. MCGUIRE.
Arsionccf.
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We readily give place 10 The following communication
from Mr. Ellis in relation to this claim. and invite TO il
the attention Of those OF readers who may have read
the paper Of g Yeius" which il is reply. Our only
purpose in all we have published in relation 10 the Pen
sion Office has been TO elicit the truth
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To be succeeded by grand Pas de Trois, entitled
LA sICILIENNE.
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FAYErTEvrLLE, October 10, 1852

The name OF General Pierce is quietly but we'll re-
ceved. The name of General Scott has failed pro-
dace the usual effect attendant upon military fame, and
that Of Graham is counerbilanced by the OF King
Since the election August ! have thought we
would carry the State by 10 opO. still think so.
To-day we learn that Pennsy Ivania and ONO have
gone for The democracy BY fifteen twenty thousand
II so, our majority here must be increased.
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70 am sir. very respectfully.
&c VESPASIAN ELLIS.
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lHAtfTf and It's traits Christian Love ss MAN.
" Tested IN the Heart and Life by Jonathan Edwards
Living or Dead-A Series 81 Home Truths D. q RIVE
Wheat or Chat; by tho author. : -
song In the House Of my Pilgrimage IS Lady.
rof SAFE Y GRAY BALLANTYNE,
~" Seventh
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Afler which, the comic paniomime, called
MONS. DECHALUMEAU.
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DUHAL Chemisfry-An Infrod action TO the SHADY
III o s Science 70 ts Relation Iir.
The Pyro,echnists Compsnion Familiar system % Rece-
alive Fireworks by g. w. Mortimer.
The Complete Practical Brewer by ". T.. Bytn, NJ o.
Eectrotype Manipulation edition By Charles
Oct 70 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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CYrHERIAN CREAM OF soAp.-The best soap Cor any
aud particularly for fall for toilet yet introduced
Also Rahius shaving powder
RouHsell's do
keZa
And fancy soaps and perfamery in great variety s
sTRvENs's
Oct 22-6f Sales Room, Browne Hotel
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AUGUSTA, Oct Is, 1852.
But whether the electors be elected by the people
directly, by the legislature, Georgia WILL have no
doubt, record her vote for Pierce and King
MlLLED0EvILLE, Oct. l6, 1852
feel confident that, in any event, the State will vote
for Pierce and King.
Glorious news just coming in from Pennsylvania
Ohio, and Indiana. God grant success in those
States may be such our returns nov indicate!
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Ffe2snf FHnstrstcH Iuventffss
VERY Iiule Tales for Very Litls Children.
Little tsessous fpr Liur Learners.
New Cobwebs Flies.
Clever Sttri-s bv sfrs. sherwood.
Lined TwRs 20 Catch Young Birds
Chiid's Book by Mrs sRourney.
Mammals Rbe sforisR.
Lfaie Alsnie's Hscond nook.
Waa's Divine sonrs.
rhymes for Nursery,
1.fie Anue's Fir-t Boob
Fanny and her Mamma.
GRAY BALLkNTYyE,
Oct n Seventh
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DLAcgswoOD's Magazine for October.
u Grahamis Magazine November.
Godey's Bady's Book Tor November.
Arthurs Home Magazine Cor November
The Bvouaci the Rival Suffers; Hector OKLA
o = -
Lily Dawsoni The souaners by Susan Hapley
This day received for BY
TAYLOR MAURY
Octl9 Booksellers near on stroe,
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To be followed by the beautiful and classic Of
THE THREE GLADiAToRs
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NEW YORK.

CLARKsos, Oct IS, 1852.
Ia regard TO the national ticket shall be more disap-
pointed than have been in thirty years If the democ
racy are not triumphant in this State beyond measure
now esteem the State ticket safe.
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Tbr y ally SPY.
MONDAY MARCH 20, 1852.


The PENNSYLVANIA WIG NOMINAL
TIoN. The nomination Of Gen. Scott to the
Presidency, by the Wings of Pennsylvania, has,
it is said, caused much perturbation among the
southern Wing members of Congress, who had
confidently expected that Fillmore would receive
the nomination We think they indulge, howev-
er, in needless alarm. The action of the Penn
sylvania Wings is only preliminary, and all that
the South need do, is to keep perfectly cool. I'M
Ill the Philadelphia Convention, then kick up
general hubbub, and threaten split unless Fill
more is nominated; nd the northern noses will
come down quietly as usual to the pro-slavery
grindstone, They are getting ready for the ope.
ration as fast as they cleverly can, the New
York Tribune taking The lead in abusing Fillmore
like pickpocket, at the same time pedging its
support 10 him in advance, if nominated by the
Convention.
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We have seeu nothing more racy and p,quant
for long time, than the following s'spiritual COM
munlcation, which was published in the Clinton
CoarGnt, OF Saturday last, and which purports to
have been Revelation to correspondent of
that paper. residing ia Springfield. Our readers
who have heretofore had any misgvings as to the
truth of Capt. Seabury's statement, published
lately in the New York Tribune in which that
renowned navigator gave all the details of his
sharp encounter with, and capture of the "pesky
sarplnt, will find their scepucism rebuked by the
authentic testimony Of the spiritual witnesses" 10
that terrific engagement, in confirmation of the
same.
we can well believe the statement of the
Courants correspondent, wherein he describes
his feelings and sensations as the spirits gaded
his hand'' over the page. No one, after perusing
the poem, could for moment doubt, that the
medium" of its communication was, at the
time Of its reception, 'sin condition of sur
prising mental exhiIiration''- ga mysterious
glow pervaded his whole system''-that his
skin experienced that prickly sensation which
man feels in his,fool, when that member gels
asleep" or that he should fancy ssparks con-
tnually flashed from his eyes, Our infdeity
in the doctrine ofthe spiritual manifestations be-
gan to yield on the perusal of the first stanza,
and before we had finished the poem we had be-
come so far convert to the theory of mediums
that we are free to confess our belief, that fall
spirits cannot rap there are some at least that
can torite.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Is NEW YoRK-Early
Saturday morRing last, fire broke out in the Dry
Goods store occupied by Merritt s. Bliss, and the
upper stories by Messrs. Latimer & Large, No. l91
Broadway, corner of Dey street, in which were
goods valued at 100000. The building, with its
contents, and also the adjoining stores, occupied by
White, Bramhall s. Lockwood, Weaver & Rich
ardson, and the Messrs. Milham, Druggists, and H.
Robinson Co., Fancy Goods were DESTROYED. The
loss is estimated from foOr to FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars. Messrs Merritt Bliss s Co. were in
sured for $4,000, of which the Washington Office
Providence, has 5000; Norwich Office, Norwich,
CT, 5000; Springfield, Mass, 5000. Messrs. Lat
inner Large we're insured for S230, 0OG, Of which
the Etna and Protective Offices in Hartford, have
each $4,000, the Connecticut 5000, the Franklin,
Boston, 5000, the National, Boston, 5000. Messrs
Mott, Weaver & Richardson were insured for
10000, all in various offices in New York City
and State. Mr.. Millham, druggist, was insured for
$4,000, viz: 5000 in the Eagle, and 5000 in the
Howard. Robinson & Co. had $4,000 insurance
upon their stock, which iii more than cover their
loss.
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LAUGHTER.-A faculty bestowed exclusive
ly upon man, and one which there is, therefore,
a sort o(lmpiety in not exercising as frequently
as we can. We may say with Titus, that We
have lost day, if it has passed without laughing.
The pilgrims at Mecca consider it so essential
part Of their devotion, that they call upon their
prophet to preserve them from sad faces. ssAhn'
cried Rabelais, with an honest pride, as his
friends were weeping over his death-bed, ssIf |
were to die ten tunes over, | never should make
you cry hall so much as made you Iaugh''
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DIED.

In this city, SATURDAY morning last, Miss Julia B.
Williams, daughter IF Hon, Lemuel Williams, aged 80
years
Funeral at the residence Of her father, on Elm street,
Tomorrow, (fuesday } AZ O'clock, p NJ.
March 27h Hisiram F. only child of Frederic G. and
Ann l.. stiles. aged years, aud % months
Funer at O'Clock, this afternoon, tn, r residence
on Central street Friends are invited to attend.
9th G. N. AL xande, aged IS years.
Funeral at O'Clock, this afternoon at the Universal
list Church Flitnds are invited TO attend
In West Boylst n, March 9Th, Mrs. Rhode w. Da-
mon. of KIRBY, VT, aged 66 years
In Paxton January 9TH, Polly Flint wife OF Frederick
Flint, aged 81 years.
New York papers please copy
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COMMERCIAL.
Boston nTarket-March p.

Flour-The market continues quite dun for Flour
We notice sales of Genesee, Ohi9, and Michigan COM
mon brands, at 50 %; do do fancy at 81 81; extra
Cenesee at IS rs rs per bbl cash Southern Flour
sells slowly, at "a 624 rs per bbi. months
Grain-Coru in fair request, and holders lirmer.-
yellow sells 66 &c and 60 &c for white per bnsh
cash Northern Oats firm, aud IN demand at 400 Rs e
al 73c per bush cash
Professionalism in good demand, and prices firm
We quote Clear Pork AT $40 COS Mess do Is co. and
Prime do al Sig so. Western Mess Beef SlI so IL;
Eastern do do S94 10 per bb mos Lard is firm, Ut
9a lJc tor bbls, and lOa lie for kegs. HAMS Oa
a lie per ID,
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A Coon NAME.-Always be more soiicitous
to preserve YOU innocence, than concerned to
prove it. II will never do to seek a good name
as primary object. Like trying to be graceful,
the effort to be popular will make you contenpti-
bic. Take care oc your spirit and conduct, and
your reputation will take care Of itself The ut
most that you are called to do, as the guardian of
your reputation, is to remove injurious aspersions
Let not your good be evil spoken of, and follow
tie highest examples in mild and explicit self
vindicalion No reputation can be permanent,
which does not spring from principle, and he who
would maintain good character, should be
mainly SOLICITORS to maintain good character,
void of offence towards God and man.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
90 the lllurcsster epp.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Mar

WASHINGTON, March q.
The House met at the usual hour, and Immediately
proceeded to consider the amendments reported to
the House, yesterday from the Committee OF the
Whole, to the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Houston demanded the previous question.
Pending which, Mr. Jones, of Tennessee moved a
call of the House in order to obtain fuller attend
ance Of members.
Several amendments were adopted, referring to
the mode Of paying the Indian appropriations
The bill was finally passed. The various items
involve an expenditure of about $4,000 900.
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But thought that he had pleasant yes,althcugh
& Ne kept on mutiering TO himselfin an angry man.
neF. aud calling Mrs. Rachael names.
AEier little while, he opened his outer wrap
per which appeared to me large enough TO
wrap ID the whole coach, and put his arm down
into deep pocket in the side.
Nov, look herei' he said. SIN this paper, !"
which was nicely folded, ''is piece the best
plum-eake that can be got for money; sugar on
the oatside an inch thick, like fat on mutton
chops. Here's little pie; gem this is both for
size and quality, made in France. And what do
yop suppose it's made Of? Llvers and fat geese
There's pie Now, let's see you eat 'eni. -
"Thank you, SIR" replied, ''thank you,
very much indeed, but hope you won't be Of
Tended; they are too rich for me-"
.'FIoored againn' said the gentleman, which
didn't at all understand; and threw them both
out Of the window.
ITO be Coshnued.l
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Francis |. asked, one day. of Duchatel, the
learned Bishop of Orleans, if he was gentle
MANI "Sire," was the prelate's reply, sin the
ark of Noah there were three brothers.; cannot
tell from which ofthemI am descended''
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'I.andlord,' = said an exquisite, Scan you ena-
Bile me to realize from your culinary stores, the
pleasure fla few ducet murphies, rendered IN
noxious by igneous riartyrdom'" He asked for
baked sweet potato.
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q There is exhibiting in New York living
horse, having in his eye living animal, some
three inches long, which moves with as rapid and
tortuous motion as an eel or water snake
correspondent of the Evening Post ayouches
the wonder
The above paragraph was in Fridays daily
papers, and is fact, when slightly modified
The eye was an artificial one filed with water,
and contained young eel, which the maker had
Inserted. The Knck erbockers were sold that
time.
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Doc FIGHTs.--The Traveller states that dog
fights are getting to be quite common in Boston.
One took place recently, at the north end, in
which 500 were staked upon each side. l
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INsTALLATIoN.- Rev. John ]. Norton, recently
OF North Brldgewater, was installed on the l7th
inst, over the Congregational Church and Society
in Athol.
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. MI George Bryan,
Of Newburyport, was badly injured at East Bos-
ton. on Saturday, while attempting to jump into a
train Of cars while it was in motion.
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There are fourteen hundred millions of acres
ia the United States to be disposed of; and to
dispose ofthem by the existing system Of sales,
would require nine hundred years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-29

The new Custom House at New Orleans, COW
ers two acres of ground, and is one-third iaruer
than the Capitol at Washington. 1t is built of
Massachusetts granite.
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1t is better to be laughed at than ruined-bet-
ter to have wife Who, like Martial's Mamufra,
cheapens everything and buys nothing, than to
be impoverished by one whose vanity will pur-
chase everything. but whose pride will cheaper
nothing
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New YoRK, March rs.
The auction store of Callerluld s. Topping,
No. II William street, was considerably damaged
by fire this afternoon.