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SCARCE- One set American Almanac, complete
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TOTICE.-The general estimation long en-
IN joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
misses Of LUBIN, having led to variety of worth
less limitations and counterleits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, NJ FELIX PROT, proprietor
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forming his friends and the public that be has now
substituted for his former labels one of wholly
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EYFE'S NEWLY INVENTED PATENT
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SPLENDID SCHEMES OF THE
STATE LOTTERIES,
Eor .3Dru. 1852.


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rOKE, TAR. AND LIME Aand, and for
~ sale at the Uosh,ngfon Gas Works. The Coke
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as readily as charcoal The Coal Tar is used
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iron. &c. The Lime being highly imprcgnated with
ammonia is of great value as a manure, and far
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KOssUrH's DAeuERREoTyPE.

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Il Of the 18th, and the New York Times Of the
18th instant, by whitehurst claiming the credit Of
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LAYING THE CORNER STONE THE New CATHOLIC
CHuRcH.-We give readers to-day more detailed
account of this beautiful ceremony which took place
last Sunday.
The procession formed in the old church, after the
following order: The Acolytes with cross, followed by
twenty small girls dressed in white and bearing bas
kets of flowers Next the Hbernan Society followed by
the clergy and congregation
The procession marched from the church to large
cross upon the site intended for the church
altar The spot which the stood was blessed
The then crowned with beautiful wreath and
the place strewn with flowers by the little girls The
the church tower the spot appointed for the
stone and where the ceremony of laying the
performed After this circuit formed along
line of the foundation the children the same time
scattering flowers and the clergy chanting psalms
upon returning to the angle where the stone
placed the Rev T. L. Grace assembled platform and
vered address, eloquent beautiful and very appropr
ate to the occasion The church choir together with
several amateur performers Instruments were in at
tendance. Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, 18th
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Ruins ANCIENT CITIES THE ISLANDS OF THE NORTH
PAcIrc.-The ruins of ancient cities of immense magn
extent have long been known to exist in several
islands Of the Pacific ocean, the origin and existence Of
which history furnished account In Of the La
drone islands, group lying in latitude 1e degrees north
and longitude ITO degrees east two Thousand miles
from the coast of China the stupendous ruins of
of these ancient cities
The Vineyard Gazette, published at Edartown, gives
account of visit to these ruins by Capt Alfred K Fisher
of the Nantucket whale ship America. The principal
street three miles long and the buildings all of stone
of dark color and of the finest material Near the
tire of the street twelve solid stone columns
fifty feet in height and ten feet in diameter at the base
From the principal streets dverge at regular
intervals and at right angles he ruins Of the whole city
were with trees Of sient and gigantic growth
The native Inhabitants the spanards in whose pos
session the island is at present. could give no account Of
the founders Of the city seems to be counterpart OF
those Central American cities the record Of whose people
| is blotted from the memories Of men.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WIFE MMD.-The
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difference between married and unmarried woman
John Merrill Dow of soabrook cut his wfes throat and
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Imprisonment at hard labor in the State prison. for six
years John Smith, alias Frost of Plastow committed
rape and the court sentenced him to Imprisonment
in the State prison at hard labor for life
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