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,HARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

u
Capital 100000.
scurely invested under the official approval of the
Comptroller of Public Accounts of this State
Office, corner Of Main and asylum, Streets
WIS Company wlissue Policies on the Joint Stack
l. princi pie, and upon the Mutual plan thus com.
lining the benefits OF 10th systems the option Of
ne insured; and make contracts upon any and all
,nditoES appertaung t.. connected with life risks
i whatever name nature.
Policies will be issued at the1 west rates of premium
nat IN be adopted and afford requisite security to
ae Insured and perpetuity to the institution
On the surrender of Life Policy the holder will re-
Give its equitable value in cash
This Company continues to effect insurance on the
ives OF persons going To Calf rna, at fair rates of
relnium; and to grant permits for travelling, sea
nd foreign residence at equitable rates
Policies issued for the bent fit of married woman
the iic OF her husband, or any other person, will
insure to her separate ndel evidently of her hus
and and Of the claims of creditors.
The Company is managed and con trolled bv Board
directors. who are personally interested, as stock
olders aud policy holders, in its success.
Pamphlets, containing rates of premiu and infor
cation in relation to the pan Of operations and all
apers necessary to effect Insurance. may be obtained
the Office Of the Company, or of any one of the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL; President
JOHN L. BUNCE. Vice President
JAMES c. WALKLEY, Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William R. Cone
John L. Bunce. Nelson HOLSTER
James G.. Bodies. Samuel Colt
John A. Butter. Daniel Phillips.
Noah Wheaton. q. N. Humphrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President Phoenix Bank.
u. +. ROBINSON, ESD, President Hartford Bank.
Hon. Isaac TOUcEf. late Attorney General U. S.
j. T.. JACKSON NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, n. D., Consulting physician.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Benjamin {. Worcester, Duval's Building, over
Whitehurst's Gallery, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hartford. March, 1882. Jan 81
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Ia The proprietors of the New York
Evening Post have contracted for an Erics-
son engine to propel their printing press.
This is sufficient evidence of their faith in
the invention.
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HOUSEKEEPER's GOODS.


TOIlN NJ. DOM & BROTHER have Just opencd
y aud arranged a handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz:
Parian Marble GOODS
Palier Mache and French painted do.
Er, nch China AID Berlin Iron Goo U.s. rs CUPS
and Saucers, Mugs, Cardstands and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very h ,ndsomc, Bas
kets AMI Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Casters, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goble!s Forks and
Mus,ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
Solar ETHEREAL, Hall. &c.
BRONZED GOODS
Fenlers. Dogs, Shovel and longs, Spittoons
Candestcks, Candeiabras, uatracks Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets. very
cheap and good
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
rial
Bedstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
China, glass, stone. and crockery Ware in
quantities, a large stock, well assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets, Candescks. Cake Boxes
Brushes, WOODWARD, Iron Ware
Clocks OF several varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete OF any kept in the District OF
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want ofartices in
the line of housekeeping, and we fatter ourselves
they can be accommodated at establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any ether place.
JOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
dec 3O-tf
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FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN RAS.
4 hETS. of every description, rery cheap Looking
GLASSES, Hobby Horses. propeliorS Carriages, BOYS
SIeish>, Small Billiard Tables Back Cannon Boards
Domirocs: Chess Alen, Dice, Pia.i ing Cards Violin
Strings and mauy other goods, received and for
sale wholesale and retail, at
LANMONDS
18th street Fancy Store, I'd door below E.
ian 6-cn1t
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Weekly Calendar.
DAYS hngth 10 hours end l nIn1.tcs.
MOON RISES.

sSe Dir. WILLIAM TUCKER, scask such as
.i;,,anee as he may employ, is authorized to re-
..;r, subscribers and advertisements for the
:. Doag E enins Star" Ar. BURNS wW 0aat
.. the citizens Of Georgetown.
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STOVES! STOVES!
FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUNEry &c

wv o. hand and Tor sale ut Station.,S' II III al
~ JN tng the Irving Hotel an extensive ass,.rt
mtnt o. PcrIumcry. Iatina Cologne sans loil,t and
,thrr SOAPS Balm of Columbia Tooth Powders
Gru: e aid All oherart pertaining TO u Toilet
HlSn. the Water Proof French Polish" for Boo.s
and Shoes.
All OF which VIC will sell 1T least Mirfy per cent
h.';ncr In IN th'F a. br purch .sed elsewhere
Mus.c 1Jur cents per page. Call 1T
Jan Ii SFATIDNfES' HAIL
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
uuST RECEIVEn at Stationers, Hall

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
JUST RECEIVED at Stationers' Hall, adj
y joining the Irving Hotel, the following pieces Of
new and popular Music-v2:
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Sallie Polka
I'm going for q Soldier. Jenny
would were bird, dearest
Fl, l, /, Quickstep .
Ben Bolts Quickstep
Believe me tthe Trio from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton II dowa
Astonishing Polka
The Roe On beautiful song)
The Celeste Polka
Marys Waltz .-.s..-.
SOntag Polka
a. Maller's Scrap Book collection Of popular
airs for young people
The Death of Warren -..
feb g.
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NEW JERSEY Es.-Families
~ who may wish to he supplied with prime New
Jersey Potatoes for winter in lots of five and
bushels, have their orders fill. by leaving them
WITH JNO. Ii. KIBBEY 4 CO,
No. 5, opp osic Centre Market.
n. T. 500 bushels expected daily.
jan 11-l2tif
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+. " NJ. L. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and cIo,;a-

d ESPECTFULLl informs his friends and ,,,o .,,,b-
III lie generally. that he is prepared 10 cxacut.
work IN his profession punctua ly an at as r.,
-onabe rates AS il can be con. in WASHINGTON
Orders left at his room Louisiana avenue. d.,
ween 9th and fth SIS, at his residence on .
.feet, rea' of has room viii receive PROMPT atteu.
ton.
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Local Affairs.

Houston, accompanied by several persons
Yesterday inspected some of the works at
the Capitol, and had some OF the material
removed to the Committee room, rs evidence
in the case now pending before the Commit
zee. This investigation, so far, has revealed
q mass Of allegations startling in themselves;
and, when published, will create deep
sensation. The defence has not been gone
into, as yet, and the item Of 540O, 900, in
the " Deficiency Bill - which passed the
House of Representatives, will have chance
OF being non-concurred in by the Senate,
should the works be condemned. Doubtless
when it comes up before the Senate, Gen.
Houston will take occasion to make some
statements in relation to the whole subject
that will create sensation. The testimony,
so far, we have reason to know, fully par
takes of that character to which we refer.
1t may be that the investigation will be
prolonged until the end of the session, and
thus lie adjourned over. The charges pro-
baby need not involve the consumption of
such length Of time, but, as the public
feel so much anxiety for light Ola the whole
natter, they shall have it soon, under any
circumstances
Orphan's Fau.-We dropped in again at
Carusi's Saloon las: night, and found the
Fair of the ladies fer the benefit of the or
phans Of st, Eincents going on "as merry as
marriage bell" The matrons and misses
we're all gay and smiling; the gentlemen
we're courteous and obliging; the tables
locked elegantly; and the cakes, fruits, and
Ices were tempting enoug! for any child of
Adam or Eve. 4 long life 20 the ladies
and saccess to their Fair, say we.
dO and see them, oue and Ill !
fashionable h7rivals. the list
Of arrivals, will be found many of our New
lorkers-en the qui rire, doubtless, for
ofhce. We wish them all a good berth under
The protection of '.Uncle SAM" but have
eur iears as regards some of the applicants
Ae'c Literary Journa1.-We are in want
O. such Journal here, and, are pleased to
earn that such a newspaper will soon be es-
eolished, by one of the most accomplished
Writer'S of the day. In this respect, our
upper tendon in particular will at once
eynce their taste, and showing proper
appreciation of such On addition to our
Present stock of articles in tie literary
market, by literally subscribing. We have
Oeen about "the shade of delicate
thought" behind the age in Washington, as
rs regards a strictly literary journal
"alons as soon as possible
Il HQndsome Work.-The attention of our
trends is particularly directed to the card
" Mr.. Wagner, the carver and glider, in
'uO'her column. This gentleman turns out
e'egant picture frames, mirrors, table,
'Da toilet ornaments, as any one would wish
"See. Give him call.
f"e Company.-The following named gen.
'uen were last night elected officers of the
severance Fire Company: President,
s nay; Vice President, H. Lisles; Secre-
~ J. E. Buckingham; Treasurer, V.
: "'augh. The other officers of the COM
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PEA NUTS! PEA NUTS!
US II II T. CEIV ED $50 bushels of prime
81 Pea nuts.
NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
500 drums of New figs.
The above ere consignment from Boston, and
will be sold at lowest wholesale price,.
For sale by
JEO. i. kIB3EY & CO..
jan 11-l2hf No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
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Extract Of q Letter from MI.

LEtT0ct % LetteF from !Ittfa1rd Fsitya0Te.
81 have read it (Ner hant;s Magazine with n
good deal of attention, and have bc.atun la saw,
Ing that think it one Of the most valuable ptrdi.
calls that ever pub isied. To the HieiciIa ( ~
seems quite iudispen.a able, and To The tt,tes and
man Of general information amOst ai.ii de rabc.
1t Is grand repository OF useful facts and inrnia
ton. which lie found here 50 well Gigcsf,4
aud accessible in these numbers. Only reCret
that do OF the wDoie work.
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COMBS.
JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of
u Tncking Side, Dressing, Riding. Fine Ivory and
other COMBS. Also, an abundanc e of Porte Monaies
of every grade and for sale, very low. at ..E...
..-# LANNON'S
7th street Fancy Store, second door below T.
ara liberal discount to those tvho buy to SELL
ian 6-2A 81
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The Merchant Magazine i. pub he'd monthly, o.
l42 FultJn street. New FORK, By Freeman Hunt, aud
1urn he'd to sutsc tiers for Five Dollars ycar, in
advance jan ~
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fNALCINED PLASTER.-Just arrived a
" fresh supply Of Ca cined Plaster, and for sale
BIZ - - cd p. NJ. PBARSON& co. @@''
Jan N-oo3t Seventh street, near the CAnaL
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. E. A. MARsHALL............soL SOLE LESSEE
&as- Second night of the wonderful AMI cxtraordi-
nary DIAvOLO FAMILY.
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 4,
The performances to commence with the success
full Comedy BY plan"hr, in two acts of
THE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT.
To be followed by the performances of the celebrated
and extraordinary
DJAvOLO BROTHERS,
The performance to conclude with the Conjunction
OF Lorenzo and Augustus.
The evenings entertainments to conclude with the
Ianghablc farce OF
RAISING THE WIND.
CUP DIS HEADQUARTERS
V,,OR the sale Of VALENTINES is at LAMMoND's 7th
4 street Fame Store. second door below L, where
they be had 10 suit ell ages tastes, anu condi-
tions, ana ut reasonable prices.
feb 2-It"d
EEEP THE FEET DRY AND WARM.
TUST rECEIEEi, two gross Of Ladies' French Elias.
only - Three fps y a pair. For sale
LAMN1OND'S
feb 2-.'teod eth street Fancy Store ID below
WILLIAMS & co.
IIAVE just received several Barrels of extra Buck
Ill wheat flour from New York, at wholesale and
retail.
Near the corner of 9th st. and In. ave.
jan 26-dlw next door t, " liners.
STEPHEN EDDY,
Dealer IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, & SILVER-WARE.
Ey- SOLE AGENT. -zEa
For the sale of PAINE'S celebrated
PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES,
No. 100 Pennsylvania Avenue, north side, bet,veen
Az and Oh streets.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.
Es- Fine watches carefully repaired
W. w. HOLLINGSN ORTIZ, WATCH Maker.
Jan 24-d1w
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Letter from the Hen. YIN. H. .SeUdrd.

My Dearsir: Have the goodness to piece my name
on yoIr list OF :ubscritcrs for The Merchants Ma
zine l regard il AS an Invaluable work fr the use
Of all who would nnd,r taDd not m rely commercial
opera tior ia this extcI ding country but the fiscal
and numerical questions involved in the admins
trati0n Of the goycrnmcDt.
Iam wi h great respect. ORR humble s rysnt,
- WILLIAM III. SBWAsD.
Freeman Hunt, esq.
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WIN. BIRD.

VIM. BIRD. .. ..... ..
Dealer in Lumber und Coal.
WILL have the accounts If his customers ready
w for presentation on the 1st of January, 1858
dec Soft .5s f5-1 .s.la '.-5+
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nR. L ARR Z TTI,S JUNO CORIItL OF
- fhoCREATIVE ELIXER.-A certain remedy
AZ All cases lmpotency tairenness, fiuor abus, elf
su. painful menstruation, incoutinence OF urine,
an al diseases arising from dehitati.n of the syS
'eni where an Impulse restorative is rec uired
fiice 81, per bottle. For salSby
s.. r. SYLVESTER,
jan 26 cow - Cyl, III II -.
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.
Nj KS. 5. PARKER is just opening
WI Marrabout feathers, for the h ir ,;,nod ,;,h
gold and silver. Ff ~
Ostrich feathers, for the hair tipped with cold
and silver e
Gold and silver Tule
large IS ortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans
Aitts, Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet Dress Combs
DC, PAREEK,S
Fancy and Perfulnery Store Pa av:
Jan 2o-3t News copyl under National Hotel
DOHTE MONA1ES.-Just received a sim
i ply OF new and beautiful Port Mouaies in
Pearl, Ivory, Silk. and Leather Also Secar cases
emma Segar Holders, new STYLE and many ether lew
goods, for sale cheap, at
LANNON'S
Comb and Fancy store
Jan ---eo5l It'll ST.. doors below F..
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FOUR-AND-A HALF STREET MILLINERY. FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE
MRS. CHOATE Is EVER READY TO WAIT
WI upon the Ladies of Washington and vicinity.
Her BONNETS are equal to any in this CITY, The
Ladies wound DO well to call. dec 10
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Mr.. E. A. MARSHALL...........S SOLE LESSEE.
&9- Second night of the wonderful AMI extraordi-
nary DIAVOLO FAMILY.
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THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 4,
The performances to commence with the success
full Comedy by pan"he, in two acts, of
THE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT.
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f1sdoaa5lc -dTrirals.-Among the list
Of arrivals, will be found many of our New
iorkers-eR the qui uive, doubtless, for
once. We wish them all good berth under
Inc protection of "Uncle SAM" but have
Cur !iear' as regards some of the applicants.
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To be followed by the performances Of the celebrated
and extraordinary
DJAVOLO BROTHERS.
The performance to conclude with the Conjunction
OF Lorenzo and Augustus.
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and Christian people are dcst'ncito ctrsoout
the nob'est and grandest empire that tho world
shall ever see.
Happily for the great results to be achieved,
the feld on which trey arc tn be worked out is
bod AID umale enough: and IL Is a significant
fact that the shores of both cceaus are already
embraced within tho actual limits of the con-
federacy. Tho outposts of American f1eedum
arc thus early es'ablishcd "a wids asunder as
the Atlantic and Pacific tides would permit
them to be placed. and with all the vast do
main enclosed by them thus secured. we may
confidently wait the purpose If God to crowd
tho magnifccn. expense ofterriiory with a na-
,ion whose laws and institutions. based upon
the principles Of fjlstce and philonthropiiy,wil
advance man TO the highest point of civil hapi.
ness of which in his present state, he il capa-
ble and furnish tho best social illustrations Of
the Divine wis iom ard co,duess.
(Philadelphia North American.
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H,v. Charles n. ssoch.r On "Rappings."

Tho fol,wing are the main conclusions OF
Mr.. Beccher's Iaborious investigations, as sum-
med mp by the New York Tribune:
/. The idoa that these 'Rappings.' or what.
ever hey may be called, are the product Of
mere juggl", or international impostnrc, 10 It
not to be entertained BY any onc even J. per-
fectly flniar with facts abundantly vcrif-
ed.
2. The hypothesis that these phenomcnas
have their origin in some hitherto latent action
of Electricity, Magnetism or any other natural
and physical force, crestes many moro difficult
ties than it overcomes, and il also inconsistent
with some of the best atested fac's.
3. In like menror, the idea that these pho
nomena are caused by some unconscious invol.
nntsry mental action of some person or persons
sill in the body ia equally un.ophilosophical,
equally at odds with tho attestod facts, and e.
qually open TO tho objection that il magnifios
the marvel that it PROCESSES to exolain. TO say
that table which sls'ains t,elf OH two legs,
asane., or mono, at the request Of some person
various questions az ttal jgepsls., 10. adpzen
eI SO to act by Electricity or Msrnetism, ar
spme mental impulse of on individual wholly
unconscious of such influence, as to assume as
true what is incredible, because contrary tho
world uniform experience aud to all The known
laws Of causation.
4. The assum lilo, that disembodied spirits
c1nn0t communicate WIN persons ftiii Nv tno
flesh, is opposed TO the whole tenor. MT nero.
ly of Hebrew AMI Christian. bu, also of Pagan
History. The possibility of such Intercourse
nay. The fac, that it has o Cured. has always
been be oved ~ the grea, mass of mankind.
The ussump'io of tho moral imposs.bily of
communica ion between these VIC cult dead
and individuals still in the bo'y. is fatal to tho
existence OF Christianity rs dvino'y origina-
tel faith, and cannut De entertained BY any be-
levers. however lax in the Justification of the
Scriptures.
8. The phenomena known as Spiritual Man.
ifeca,ions are really caused by the spirits o:
The departed. hut not by the spirits Of the best
1t is essentially one with the demonic possess
ion whereof the G spells often sp-ak-,hat is,
by tho control anil use of the bodily organs OF
living human beings by disembodied human
spirits. Incorrectly termed "deyils' in our En-
glsh version # the Scriptures
6. The fact of the evil character If these
modern spirits is d mons rated bv their gener-
al denial of ,hr inspra ion Of the Bib'e. of tho
great Fundamentals of Evangelical Christianity,
their disnclnat'on toward vital p ETY.. &C., &c.
We have in tho Bible an infolillc test OF spir.
itnnl preten,ions and whuto or 'ntra lie any
portion of that Book, or denies il the authori-
ty and obedience due to the revealed Word Of
God, is thereby proved false and diabolicsl.
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LIBERAL DoNaT.oy.--We understand that
Ger. Paul Anderson received yesterday thro'
tho Post Office, Il letter from farmer of this
county enclosing check ON the Commercial
Bank of this city. for Ono thousand Dollars,
payable t. his oder a Chairman Of ,hc Clay
Monumental Association Committee of Ohio
The liberal spirit displayed by this generous
donator cannot be too highly commended
Would it wero more common.-[ Cincinnati
Gazette.
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Isft with tho determination to havo nothing
moro TO say. 10 tho lady, whose breath has fan
ned the whiskers Of a whole ri simsntal mess.
Among tho accomplishments which enter into
the matrimonial ejaculation. deftness in tho pol.
ka. has a very subordinate share. ere it
otherwise. The simplest method would be 10
select partner for life from The ranks of the
corps de ballet. il is the domestic graccs and
accomplishments that constitute tho greet fas-
cination of woman. aud these can only be seen
and duly displayed in the family circle.
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A friend of ours met rather queer custo.
NOR ON tho Troy road dufing tho last ram
storm. Hs found him and his horse at deaa
stand in the middle Of tho road looking very
uncor ccrncdiy around him. while the ram was
pouring down with perfect rush. S.mcMha'
surprised at the awkward situation OF tue n,an'
To- ,eni;ed aDo you take me to be d-d fool
10 ri ride in all this rain. No sir-oe.'--lAioany
Il nick
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PORTAGT. OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte, ed i'm IS3s--Cvcr 1000 Policies ISSUED.
The length oftne this company has been in opera
ton and the favorable terms rpon which IL Insre~.
nd nfe and rhrap institution ie lnsuie in
The undersigned has been app"iu-d Agent for Wills
da'e Co Mich n3cOm3 DAN'T v PRATT
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Some men devote themselves 30 cScius veiy
10 business as to almost entirely neglect their
own domestic and social relations. .eutle-
man of this Kind having failed was asked whas
he intended to do: -.,.
VIII, aud children" said he.
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lie: tho suns first rays shine upon your head
In the morning. and you will not want good
bat to defend YOU from i's scorching rays n'
noon. Earn your breskfast before you eat it
and tho Sheriff will not deprive you Of your
snprer. Pursro yonr calling with diligence
and your creditors will not interrupt yoo. DO
temperate and ycur physician shall look in vain
for pour name ON his dsv book. II you have
n small farm or trade that will support your
family and add hundred dollars year TO
your capital, be cortented.
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I'm. Pulzsky. Kossu,h's private sccre-
,arv. leaves Washington for New York, e"
romte for Europe, tomorrow. During ms stay
hero he has had several interviews with tho
Secretary of State, and also dined with .ho
President e~ .Eamille Let tho despots OF Eu>
.vpc quake.
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s.,,, writer on tho British Pos, Office sys-

tenn soys: ,or..r "a
novod bu, for an assigned cause. Inc c'crks
arc promon;cd in rotation. provided they ayS
reported by the head of the "ihce 20 wn'ya ;u
they belong to be competent 70 'ake ars anv ~ !,
s,u." smuh :. - % warrent the promotion. The hcad
o. ,v oauJ ud t,"ess hut by rotation, tho first clerk
receiving the appointment. If qu,lIiied. fos.. s,.
,o.s,ers and their cierks are forbidden 70 so'o
a. or interfere In any political elections. g
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-04-26

Tho sufferer, bv famine at Meloria were CRATE
full for the provisions sent from Boston hy tho
Burk Maurils 1t was the first snccor tl'ht Or
rived and returned their a'kn"w eo eogeme1's
through the United States consul.