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INSTRUCTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS.
~ Officers will take place Thursday evening March H.
Members are requested TO be panctnal in attendance
BY order N. BRADY, IN, secretary.
ERENCH GERMAN, ENGLISH. AND CLASSICS ny
r. TeIlering, Referandarious. Most superior method
rsnsations Apply at 80 Prince street. doors from
MUSIC AND FRENCH.-WANTED-BY VOTING
NA lady, thoroughly qualified 10 teach the English
branches Music and French, situation Teacher in
Address Maria box No 10 Post Office New Haven CT.
R1TING CLAsSES.-APPLY THIS WEEK At
~, Goldsmths ~ Broadway il you wish to acquire
only, to " 30 Tor the Of lessons Ladies' at II
4. H. aud o'clock y. NJ. Gentlemcp, day and evening
Private instruction. $40.
A LADY WHO HAS TAUGHT FOR MANY YEARS m
the city, is DESTROYS of obtaining IN IRE pups Tor
the Pianoforte. Apply at No. Beach street or & BROAD.
why, Music store Terms moderate.
A EDUCATED LADY, RECENTLY FROM ENCT.Sn
wishes situation as daily resident Governess she
qualified 20 teach the Piano French Epgl.sh and ,ho
rudncnts Of Italian. Would have no Ghjec H. trava
Most gncxcoptonablc city references Address C. l. s
II, raid Office. - - -
(xOiERNEsS.--NO SALAEY-A LADY WHOSE
husband going abroad for few years wishes to gyo
.n,ruc,on % the piano. guitar singing 60 ncludins
dence address, care Of ". Morton. Esq PSI broadway
HoRSEMANsIIP.-AN OFFICER OF THE HUNGA.
rian cavalry perfect In military exercise both
and oot service we'll In the training All
the different purposes Of ladies and eontemen practice
companies aud 70 equostrians ia general Terms
Tie speaks English and four other languages Aldress
H. r. Herald Office The best Of references IL persons az
hi,h standing IN this city can be given
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ZINC WINDOW PLATES FOR STORE SHOW WIN
~ dows engraved and finished 10 look like silver
third tho cost also silver plated IL desired hand grea
variety of Gothic and Shield Door Plates
prices Wedding and VISITING Cards neatly
printed, at =. q. CLARK'S $50 broadway
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young women-sne to do cooking washing and ironing
and the other to do ehambrWork and waiting Have
jections to short distance in the country Please call
at 10 Elizabeth street. stairs in the front Can DO
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SINCLAIR, FROM LONDON, WILL ATTACH
IA. Gutta Percha and India Rubber Solcs to Boots
Shoes rubber boots and shoes repaired Croton
other " the above repaired couplings
From the long practical experience 10 has had in Lond
and New York under the he
will favor him with their orders that they pend
general satisfaction. The public be furnished
thing in the trade by calling writing paid, a.
CLAIR 81 Vesey street, which will receive immediate
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT
w GIRL of most respectable descent Nurse and
stress can cut and tit ladies' and dresses and
thoroughly acquainted with all the domestic eallings.
high order of reference will be given Can be No 100
Mercer street. between Blocker and Amity streets
days
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WANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE
w young woman as Cook Washer and Troner
neral homework Best Of city references given and required
Please call at No 30 Sixteenth street. in tho Can
tyy days "
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M ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE STEADY WOMAN,
" situation as hrstratc Cooks she is capable Of taking
charge OF the cooking department in establish
ment having served in the most respectable families in this
city to whom she refer with confidence Can be
10 west Sevcnteenth street, near sixth ayenne.
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A UCIIoN NoTiCE-THOs. BELL AUCTroNEER.-
N ny w. L. Van ZandtThs day, at 1913 ocock at tho
OF Suffolk and Broome streets the Balance Stock Of
family grocery store, the fixtures. counters scales &c.
first rate Oil Cans, Oil tanisers, Refrigerator and
other articles in the line Worthy attention Must DO
moved day Thursday in the Sale Room, IS Spruce
street general sale Of Dry Goods Clothing Hosiery
nishing Articles Jewery. Furniture, &c. Trday-Largo
sale Of elegant Household Furniture
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERI
w girl, is years old situation light work and
the rear first floor, front room. -
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, SITUATION
w to take of child, do plain sewing cham
berwork Can be for three days Please
apply at S6 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, up stairs.
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERY TEA AND WINE STORE
= for sale. with fresh and well selected stock. Apply
tho premises 100 Canal street WIN be sold cheap for ca.n
as the owner is going into tho Wholesale trade.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as Seamsrees she is good cu.ter and
litter OF ladies' and cdrens dresses and will make
generally ueefu required in private family Can be
seon for two days, at 1853 Lewis street.
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NEW PAPER HANGIEGs.-TI0s. FAYE g. Co, AZ
Pearl street Madison have just received the
spring patterns OF k0wn tye in The trade. The
lie arenved to examine before purchasing Artistic
men attend to the retail del Hnent.
THOMAS FAYE 4 co, 436 Pearl street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young women Chamberins aid, and to assist
washing and roning-the other as Chambermad ana to
hne washing and ironing The best Of city refcrcne
given Apply at 40 East Eighteenth street. where they
be seen for two days, II not engaged.
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W stir alton az seams.ress; is competent dress
maker aud has objection make herself generally
useful in respectable family Please call 100 Court
street, Brooklyn.
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WAN TED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as Seams.ress. She is good dress
maker Has objection to TO the country. Is wilin
to assist in business required Of her. Inquire vt No 81
10 En
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


In another column publish speech recently deliver.
ed by this distinguished statesman and writer before The
electors OF Edinburgh Mr. Macauay has just been return
ed to Parliament from Edinburgh. and this speech was
made in acknowledgment of The honor. Macaulay is
scarcely less known and certainly not less admired this
country than in England His speeches characterized
by all qualities OF his written productions and.
what is more, his fine faculties devoted to the ex.
tension OF popular rights and the support OF the true prn
eiples OF commercial freedom.
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The Late Election.

Wing ingenuity of sell. consolation is OF the most
amusing political aspects OF the day Here is the last
specimen OF il, as given in yesterdays Iatsiigsaesr
But with all the expected well the unantic pated
maiortes against the wings in many States analy
sis Of the in the late election will show that
variation oess than in hundred OF all the taken
might have been sufficient change the result We have
not YET the whole official returns but enough 10 known
TO enable us make Approximate calculation what
variation Of in the following States which
have chosen democratic electors would have been required
The votes OF those States to the wings.
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Nothing that has transfired since the eecion of Pierce
has shown the desperation OF the recent wing leaders
than their upon all those who refused 10 voe
for General Scott The New York Tribune tries to he
severe upon Mr. Cllngman because he fearlessly fol
lowed the dictates OF bis judgment, and openly opposed
the wing candidate The Tribune IL one OF those papers
which expected every who felt that he could not
conscenously vote for General Scott for causes SUBJ
cent TO control his action sink his honest convictions,
and to forfeit his selrspect by crngng to nfuencesh be
abhorred When such take the course which dsy and
and principle would prompt, they are to be prescribe and
denounced Ia the eyes Of prints like The Tribune their
crime is, not TO do wrong, but insist upon doing right.
No man who knows Mr. Gentry. Mr.. Williams, MIR,
Cingman. and those who agreed with them against Gen
era Scott, believes that they took that course without
some regrets. Those only who regard politics as game
where all principle and all lost sight OF for or
fee and for availability have the hardhood to challenge
the sincerity Of the motives which aclused these men.
PLEDes or WIG o.SppArs.-Judge W h. Ocbilfree, in
circular TO the OF the lh senatorial di.trc after
announcing himself candidate ff the sena e. 10 I'll
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Judge stene makes
the following pledge
I" the election Of Unsd States senator 10 brought on
pledge myself 10 Gen. Saan Houston. n zsalyas
support and N he declines et will that
o ,ne voters OF me district which know has large
cratic mrority"
When 4 IL remembered that Judge Ochiee il a leading
whig OF Eastern Texas and wing eecior in The pres
identia ia lsls the force OF The above Will he
doubly felt-Hounor tTsras) Beae0r.
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The Philadelphia Weekly Argus, slaunch democratic
Journal made up from the Daily Argus, published by Sew.
ens Co.. and conducted with signal ability and fear
essness BY s. d. Anderson. esq, has inst made is ap-
pearance. and cordially commend il 10 the support Of
our political friends
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uPRING HILL Sale Rsnt-Ths is handsome coun-
- half hours drive OF Presidents
containing about The land good and well adapted
the II embraces vegetable
garden spacious and commodous dwelling, and all
The situation healthy and high
romantic direction Toa gentle
wishing blend the society Of Washington with handsome
rural seat spring presents such advantage eminent de-
gree. Apply TO SAMUEL mehEsNbn,
Nov
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 hereby
advertisement delinquent property
PREPARATION and will be completed and published
about the first Of December next
undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
makes his imperative duty enforce coec
ton by advertisement and sale OF all properly without
which remain due unpaid.
All interested earnestly requested 10 forward
and paying avoid the heavy OF nm advertisement
X. J. ROCHE,
Nov o--eon Collector.
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The Election Returns.

The issue OF the election was known the morning
of the Sd instant; and during that day sufficient
turns received from nearly all The States to deter
mine for whom they had their votes. But even now
full official returns have been received only from few
States As they 10 hand we shall present the &C.
tua maiori'ies given; and when the tables coapee
we will publish them in detail Oar readers will find be-
low such official results as have reached us:
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USEFUL ysrtSus.-we have this day received fol-
II lowing friends, customers
and the public generally
10 pieces table damask all grades
80 dozen table napkins, all prices
towels, ffom i2k up
pieces all widths sheetings cheap
so pillow-case
bleached cotons, all prices and makes
fancy prints all grsdes
20 do black alpacas, sell at ~ cents
do black prints, 10 sell al 81
15 do heavy fuled CLOTHS, for servants
Is do plaid country hnseys
$50 do mousseines de laine, l2H cents
900 do do do lsk and ~ cents
100 Penty plaid cotons
heavy osnabufgs
100 linen table cloths, bIeached and brown
Is pieces huckaback, for towellng, &c.
so best Russia diapers
With fuIl genea complete Of all kinds Of dry
goods. fEhbf MILLER,
Corner OF eth and Penn. avenue,
Nov li--dlmif Miss Deunotts new building.
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NOR RENT-A large convenient brick dwelling, with
thousand feet of ground attached In beautiful condition,
containing quantity and shrubbey, the cor
OF Il occupied DR.. Heiske who
will show premises DESTROYS of examining rent
inn iii. same. pven edaey For terms &c,
p carpenter OF DAVIS GARRETT between Sd and
a streets. IN the OF Jack Nov N-6td
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WAR nEHARTAEsy,
al EnpineerH. Nov. e. ia,

W4R nEHARTHksy,
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov 8, 1854.
THE following this subject "Towards the erection
lighthouse Of GRANTEE combination of both,
the Mino LEDGE the OF Boston harbor
approved by the typographical bureau
building Thereof TO be made with the lowest responsible bidder
give sufficient security faithful performance Of
be executed in strict conformity with the
plan by the typographical bureau under the
Of the the Treasury
eighty thousand dollars"
proposals of this lighthouse
conformity with the law will be received the ONCE OF the under
signed until and including The 10th day OF January
include exclude
paratus proposals Illuminating
apparatus which the plan adapted, will
position and Of the same shape and
j. J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Nov 9-20td&2awtJanl0
Republic, Integencer and Union, Washington Courier and
Enquirer Express New York Boston Couner and Baltimore
Patriot, will publish the above times daily then
Till 10Th January.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr.-A handsome paIior
furnished chambers
y application the undersigned, Louisiana nearly OPP
posite the City Hail.
Nov l7-3taw2w. M. A. sTETTINIUs
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M. A. sTETTINIUs.

NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TAlLOaING Es-
IN adjustment and United Military Navy Depot,
Broadway OF Anthony sueetGEoRGE r. FOX, tailor
importer intends waiting his friends and
orders about the FIRST second week of December 1851
at Wizards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Nov. l7-eodn
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Full official returns excepting New York city, have
been received They give Pierce majority in the State
OF sixteen thousand hundred and sixty eight woes
Adding his known maioryin the city, lll79) and bis
total majority is twenty. thousand three hundred
and forty-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-21

THE undersigned, late Solicitor OF the Treasury,
has himself in the city Of Washington counsel
his principally Practise IN the
United Supreme Court.
eccuped that court he will attend 20 causes before
other tribunals.
Having devoted the concerning patents he viii
arising before
Once and appeal the Chief Justice and Assistant
District Of Columbia viii ass IN the
preparation aud trial Of suits concerning in part OF the
having either and
prosecute before board which he established
their adjudication.
street. opposite the State and Treasury Departments
n. N. GfILET.
wasurserox Nov. O. 1852 Nov 7-iydhcp
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NORTH CARoLINA,
Pierce's majority
ONO

A,elegapbc despatch from the office OF the secretary
OF State OF Ohio, received yesterday informs us that
Pierces Official majority is sixteen thousand sir HUNDRED
and lhfy-seven.
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nI.OAExs, BIantillas, Ac--we haveiby express
" 10 Napoleon coass
5 cloth salinas
10 Union very pretty
10 circulars, nice article.
lie GRANGE, and pretty
circulars, with sleeves
embroidered choneso
Gabrsle very choice
The whole very cheap. .,, .,u
Of 18th and Penn.
Nov ll-dImn Miss Denots building.
OLA NIX all Snds.We have in store full sup
ID py OF ban kcts, comprising IN the following, yz
fine quality, and bosnd with rbznd,
WOOL and shrink washing many do
3 3 pair pair Il II 90 % 80
rs pair 1914 do do do
~ pair 81 do do do
100 pair % do for servants
Is pair crib and cradle blankets
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rs pair crib and cradle blankets
is pair blue and scarlet do for horse covers SC.
PULLED LINsEys, sc.
We have OF lcd nseys ofvery heavy makes,
which very cheap small quantities Also
bale Pataplco osnaburgs
do drills
. do brown shirtings and sheetings
do striped osnsburgs
casne Kentucky jennp, cloths cassimeres and vtsing
fact everything usually kept In dry goods house,
viii viii offer very cheap
w. NJ SINISTER CO.,
Nov 7-d2wif zth street. the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-13
THE LATEST NE WIS.

.-.n.gofs AFFAIR IN BALTIMoRE.--On
=. s,ening last an inoffensive man named
ch.r,es F. Rasch, was shot in Low street,
p.Irmore, by desperate named William
-, under circumstances of extreme atrocity.
;. .,ne,rs that Rasch residedin Low street,
and was attracted by a disturbance in the
s,ree,. and. upon approaching the scene, was
.;,,.d At with a six barreled revolver, in the
hands of t;sult, who, taking deadly aim, fred
three times, each bali taking effect in the face
ooe striking near the centre of the forehead
ons near the eve, and the other just above the
,oou,b. aud each penetrating the brain, caus-
inc the unfortunate man to fall. The firing OF
,be weapon drew 10 the scene large number
If ,ersons, who, seeing the prisoner run of, in
,,n,,onv with another fellow, started in pur.
.,;, He was overtaken, near the intersection
n AisouIh aud Low streets, and arrested
Gaul, was subsequently examined and COM
mi,ted to jail, The Sun says:
Daring the examination, Gault behaved
,,o,e like demon than an intellectual being.
He persisted in smoking very common and
offensive cigar, and repeatedly swore, taking in
cain the name ct the Creator, notwithstanding
The Justice rebuked him severely. He is u
fellow oflow stature and deeply pocked mark
ed He seemed perfectly callous to his fate,
aud begged the justice To send him TO Jail.
On Monday morning at one o'clock, the
wounded man was about breathing his last,
surrounded by his weeping family.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Z. sotREEa MAGlQrKs!
Al THE RICHMOND THEATRE.
SECOND AND LAeT WEEK.
The Great Wtxurd Of the Are,
MAGAT.f.r5HF1R

AA4O - 43040x0xks
ureteiul for the unparalleled success which has
attended upon his efforts to Amuse respectfully IN.
nounces that he win continue his Grand soirees Ma.
gtque Every Evening This Week, and intro.
duce 70 the public the WONDER OF THE
WORLD, known as MacalIister's Great Magic and
Interminsble Bott'el fiom which he will produce
fcentyloo kinds Of Liquors. while standing amidst
the public
This extraordinary feat has been performed by
Macallisier for the last twelve years-was given by
special command before Louis Philippe and his
Court at tn Palace of the Tuileries, In Paris in
ls45, and before Isabel IT, and her Court, at the
Royal Palace, in Madrid, In Oct 1896 ALSO tseve-
raj other Courts in Europe-and was first intro
duced by him into this country In june le49 az the
Broadway Theatre, New York.
The Nose Ampufufi0n and the Mystic
Cabinet will be repeated, and variety OF new
Experiments in Magic among which will be the
Richmond Hatters, Maine Liquor Law, illustrated
Tete de Lucifer, and the Never-ending Hat contain.
ing three hundred presents for the audience, and
the contents of a Feather Bed.
tYs See small bills of the day.
ADMISSION Boxes so cents, Pit 2J cents, other
prices as usual
Doors open at quarter past Z; commence at
o'clock. Box office open daily from 10 A NJ. to S
Pm. j. M WESTON
ap IL Agent and Secretary
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TERRIBLE ACcIDENT.-This morning about
So'clock, young man - years OF age, named
John Pugh who resided in the rear of premises
l2O Sheriff street, while engaged in Joseph
Rtters' Moulding Mill, Nos. 81 and 33 Attor-
ney street, was caught in band turning some
OF the machinery, and carried " tn great force
against the ceiling above, thereby causing
frighuu injuries to his person. He was inn
medlately picked up by his fellow laborers
and conveyed to the New York Hospital
where he died in few minutes afterwards
After death it was ascertaned, that scarcely
whole bone was to be found in his body
N. !. Tribune, of SATURDAY.
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Narigafioa on Lake Erie.

Buffalo. April l0.-The harbor of Erie
continues blocked up with ice. Cleveland is
free, and there is no ice above Conneaut. The
steamers which tried TO get cut from Erie yes.
terday, were obliged TO return to their docks,
not being able to force their way through
The ice here is solid, bat the wind is changing
and the weather is warm, so that the prospects
of an early opening are more encouraging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-13

We learn that Dir. John H. Hall, the assault
upon whom by James Grigsby we reported on
Monday last, is fast on the way to complete
recovery. His attending surgeon, DIR. Stone,
has already commenced, by gentle manipula-
tons, to elevate the depressed portion of the
skull. Ii is TO be hoped that he will at length
entirely succeed. Ii has strangely but fortu-
naieiy happened that MIR. Hall has had no in
hamation, Or even fever, since the injury.
NatiOnak Intek(igencer.l
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Printers National Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, April lI.-George A. Hub
bard, James Montgomery, and NJ. C.. Brown,
were last evening, elected delegates from the
Typographical Society to the Printers Ma
tiOnal Convention which meets in Cincinnati in
Nav next
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RAILROAD RIoT AND Loss OF LIFE.-The
Clarksburg (Va.l Register mentions rumor
that riot occurred al the Big Tunnel of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on the Sd inst,
between The Americans and Irish. One man,
an lrishman,is reported to have been killed,
and number serionslY injured.
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kOssRh Eerer in OHIO.

CISCISSATi, April l0.-A resolution was
passed by the Senate of Ohio to-day, to loan
the arms OF the State 10 kossuth in his antici-
pated conflict for the liberty of Hungary. 1t
will be defeated in the House,
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NEW BOOKS-Just received by
IN NASH & WOODH0JIaE

Wordsworth on the Apocalypse. -Lectures ON
the Apocalypse, critical explanatory and practical,
delivered before the University of Cambridge: be.
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Wordsworth, d. D., Canon of Westminster, Ac.-
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The Baron's Little Daughter, and other Tales in
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The way to do good, by Jacob Abbott 81.
Examples of Life and Death, by Mrs Sigourney.
The Lords Prayer-Nine Sermons preached In
the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, BY Frederick Deni,on
Maurice, A NJ. SOC.
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PolsoSED.-The family of Mr.. William Mil
Ter, dentist, of Harrisonburg, Va, with some
vlsIers, were poisoned on the Sd inst, from eat
ing cakes made up with soda that had portions
OF arsenic mixed with it. A physician was
called in immediately, who succeeded in sa-
wing their lives.