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"DONGs AT OUR HoUsE," We give to-day a
pleasant nanlive with the above title. We say
nora,irs. because private note hOm the writer
sIys: "1he main incidents therein described
really occurred in a family wlrh which am near
n connected was 81 well pleased with the del
sale revere ee tor 0gs, Ss displayed in the pro
eeeding,, that was imPelled 10 record ihem.'-
We have been no less pleased with the narrative,
aud are Tree to acknowledge that we have not
been able TO read the manuscript, even Proics
sionally, without some feeling. We are sure our
resde will appreciate the sentimen,s Of iilisl at
fyei,on which rs perusal must foster NsT York
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OINGs AT OUR HOUSE.


GrandmOther's seveuticth birthday was
fast approaching, and the great and absorb
ing question at our house was " How shall
we celebrate the occasion, and take grand
ma by surprise?' Uncle Samuel PaysOn
and aunt Emma Payson and their three
children; aunt Miriam and aunt Mary ;
and uncle Ellis Payson, (who was a widower)
and his two daughters, all of whom roside
with grandma, were full oil the SUBJECT the
whole livelong day. There was little else
thought Of, or talked OF, when grandma 8
back was turned, but the great birthday
surprise, and the suggestions made as to
what the surprise should consist Of, and how
it should be brought about. As may be
imagined, there were conflicting opinions on
the subject, and in order to increase the
number Of them, and add to thegenenil per
plexity of affairs, aid was called in from
grandmas s sons. and grandma's sons wives,
who lived in different sections of the city.
There were uncle William, and uncle Al
bert, and uncle Jonathan, and aunt Juliana
and aunt Lydia and aunt Annie, who were
all consulted; and the such Whispering and
secret signals as VIC had at our house les,
grandma should overhear. and when she had
retired 10 her own room, the prolonged dis
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

per surfaces, and give out oxygen by their
under ones, thereby tending to purify the
air, in 50 far as animal life Is concerned ; be-
cause carbonic acid gas is pernicious to ami
mails, and oxygen is that what life requires.
II is in the light, however, that these opera
tions are carried on-for in the dark, plants
give out carbon and this may be one rea-
son why plants grow in the dark have lit
tie or no charcoal in their substance. IL
does not appear, however, that any of the
products given out by plants are
injurious to human beings, because thosewho
live among accumulated plants are not less
healthy than others; though many persons
feel dislike, and ever pain, from the odors of
particular plants, in way not very easily
accounted for.
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BrIBS IN GLASSES. In respect to water,
for bulbs in glasses, rain water is preferable
to any other, and 1t should be changed fire.
Quently-not less than once every third or
fourth day-to prevent its getting putrid /;
and in performing this operation, care must
be taken both in withdrawing and in re-
placing the roots. This is necessary only
till the flowers have expanded; for after this,
the plants may be LEFT undis,urbOd until the
flowers have decaycd. The water which is
supplied must not be colder than that which
is withdrawn, or than the general temPera-
ture of the apartment. .......
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WON'T LET ME ALONE.

IA
"fou iet IT "''he' a"u " W." ~ -
aionc' said iiquof '','e' :" NV
him. IN eohS'acfa'''" VI 'no pun. go
ABANDON the traiic' pu' =" " NV
Thousands anu 'houS.na' ~ o'i , ~, ~
er use intoxicating oi"Ao
let tho liquor alone YET 'ne,r 'une'"s' :"
consequence oil It's use py o'ncrS ai' s''"''
and ought not 10 DC cnuufea'
Mn. Aibro Is iauy VI 'uP'''' 49, -
and eduea'ioh' IN n,f '' u ,;,a m ~.
the hrst lew years ., n,' ,;a A c.,.nS. and
was surrounaea Sy N.1u' ',s ,y Ss,;.a M,,,,;.
had I'LL '''n' n'' IVA No ..,...oJ h.r
'uue' a'1'''' '''' -, ' - .ua h.nnv
ociu'i'ui i''a"''0", ~, -, IA
nome wiz" ,'' ~ y ,s .hr,,-an pr,
~. -. ,,,s oomo ovcr bcr That kind
S'a c"ans' -, A, 80 -. - ,;.;, with
.''' '''''''' " cy,.I,. L.,
doom conlihio'i', '
lie soon acquiiou u" "Pp
drink. Inc haoi' ihcrca'eu. HO '
camc an 'hc'''' -. -.
Ills business was hes'ec'oa = I'm P,op'
was wasted-his MANSION "a' '''' ~ ''
sherih-his family reduced 10 Pen''' ""'
want A.
In lew snort years 'ho o'.' n.PP' ~
Albro found herSe'' inc W'e " man ".'
seemed to take u sort oi nchu'Sh ue'sn' "
abusing her ana her ch'iafeh' anu n''Ai
their life wrctched beyond DESCRIPTION A'
length her spirit crushed by the abuse Oh u
once loving husband ana pody emac,a''d
and sick from her privat'ons ana sunerhsS'
she and her little ones are carried 70 'ne
alms-house, while the iather ana husoaha II
in prison for crime committed IN drunken
spree. -
Now Mrs, Aiofo anu nc, cn'''fon Nv :"
quor aiohc' ou' u'u ~ i'' .'.. 'AOAl 80
Mf'' Ai''o ID ''' '"0 ,.Ns,..
'e,''' fm.Si 'hV' ,NND WIN" - ,.,,~,
WIN win '"'' '"' ~ >, -.
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VI 'no 'ia'H' ~ ''C"S u
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perism IN inc iand' may =" eracea !" ''f'ns
drink vi course 'hfoo-'0uf'nS VI III. "a
p'ise VI INC "n''e ''o." " %
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A WARSlSG. a few weeks since, in tho
course of fcouvcration with an eminent brok-
er, who has been over 40 years acquainted
with the leading moncycd men Of tho .coun-
try, we asked If he ever knew a schcmcr,
who acquired money or position by fraud,
10 continue successful through life, and leave
fortune at death. Wo Walked together
about three minutes in silence, when he re-
Piled" Not one! havo seen men" ho
ald, become rich as If by magic, and
afterwards reach high position in public
estimation, not only for honor and enter
prise, but oven for picty, when some circum-
stances ofno apparent importance, has led
to Investigations, which resulted in disgrace
and ruin" .t
On Saturday We again convcncd with
him upon the same subject, and he stated
that since our last interview he had extend.
Cd his inquiries among large circle Of ac-
quaintances, and with one solitary c1ccp-
ton, and that doubtful, theircxpcricncc was
to the same effect us his own. IIc then gayo
brief outline Of several small and bug
schemcn and their tools, their rise and fall.
Suicide, murder, arson, and perjury, he
said were common crimes with many Of
those who made haste to bc rich, regard
less of the means and hc added, there arc
not few men, who may bc soon on Change
every day, isnonntly striving for their own
destruction. Il Is not. he said, 20 much the
love Of gold that lends many business men
a.tny, ss the desire to bc thought sharp or
successful. IIc concluded that fortunes 40
quircd without honesty generally ovcrwhelm-
Cd their posscssOrs with infamy'-Bo'i0n
AfLds
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The Beggar Boy and his Angel.

A miscnbly-clad bcggar-boy was frozen
to death on last Wednesday night (Jan 2d.)
He was found by u butcher on his way to
market early on Thursday morning, sitting
on the steps at the entrance Of the Circle, n
public reservation between "the Six Build
ings" and Georgetown, on the Pennsylvania
Avenue. His little dog was licking his face
and hands, manifesting the most intense az
ony for his dead master.
The friend who told me this, said the boy
often came to her kitchen door for aims
She one doy asked him his name and resi-
dence, which was near the Convent in
Georgetown; and when she said, al will
some time come out and SEQ your mother, +"
he replied, "you can go, lady, but you will
never wish to 60 but once. l have no faith
er, but John Hcnglc lives at my mothers" "
At other times, when filling his wallet,
my friend sought to know something Of this
boys home, but he was silent usually and
from all she could gain from him, she infer
red that his home was made wrctched by
the cruelty Of John Hengle and his mothers
unkindnes that this boy was bcggar, to
supply the wants OF this man and his miser-
able mother. ...
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D0rtrq
From ns S,w Yort chveA.sa.
GOD HELP THE POOR.

Dsrkly The winter day . .
Da sns on the moor,
How can tbs. heart be gay
Who can endure
See the sad, weary wight,
Wander, from nuoa 10 night,
Sb.lisfl~--. hon-less quite
G,'d help the Poorl
Nov the red rubin, here,
Sits on the siil,
M cen a gram VI bere
Touches his hill;
10 with tbs. Nouseisss poor,
wand'rinz from door,
Seeking a mor>sl more -
LOrd Z Is thy WILL
White ). the yirgin snow,
Bitter the morn,
See those starved children so,
wvtrhed, iUriorn
Feet wIihoni shoe or hose,
Bsck.>Nunout shelt'nng clothes,
Str.ngrrs Ia calm rrpo-e,
Why wee they bodnf
See ,ha, onr. sged man,
Saow.whiie his hair:
Mars hs sad yIsage wan,
Deep hi> despair
CnyIng the Ilch man'- lood,
Owner uf many a rod,
Lord thou Hrt always gOod,
Hear his hear, prayer.
Yondrr woman goes,
Ragged and Old,
Bare IO,lrd o'er the snow,
Fanlshed aud cOld
How her poOr chll,lren cling
To her she shiyrrli
Chickens b~nrsih her wing
Dolh she eniold,
Fir, falls the .lse, and RAN,
Slowly they 60,
By frest side, sheltered plain
Wsilinx their we;
Guy street now they see,
Here they roam wild and free,
Are they not hesh ss we
Can'si thou say "nof"
Nish' spreads her sable wing
Where can they lie
Sorrow like theirs must bring
Tears TO the eye;
Full the cloud torrent tails,
Down they musi lie IN halls,
Each TO his maker calls,
"Lofd. let me die"
Ye whom the heavens bless,
Give frOn the stare;
T wi ne'er NIKE } our treasures less,
Must make them more,
Eaf h.. thai Qiyt,< cheefiully,
God loves ,endcriy,
Give 10 him pray with me,
GOd help the poor
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PLASrs IN ruK norsx NOT rSHEsIrHrul.
Many persons have dislike to plants in
houses, rs being unhcalthfal. DR., Priest
lev was the fst to show that the leaves of
plants absorb carbonic acid gas by their up
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Last "Wednesday night was intensely cold.
The stars shonc like diamond sparks. This
poor boy had been making his rounds, and
was returning late at night, followed by his
dog, with an almost empty wallet.
As tho beggar-boy came up the Avenue,
and passed willard's Hotel, hc saw its many
guests happy in the warmth and comforts
of wealth. He stopped on the pavement,
land begged for money, for he dared not 50
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Why is Horace Greeley like Geld OF bad
whcatf Ans. Because he has been struck
by tho Rust.
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MARCUS WATSON. Printer.
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the following lines, which were composed
for the occasion, jointly (as I understood)
by aunt Emma and aunt Lydia.
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lDcn leit loneersr Sett ~telttencee lttren, S0pelrn une 9rtQeusG,c.
lfalt. auIa,ertl9n' it MAIDEN. Ge rrc osnlelttn gun, 8eranaosu
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