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Mr.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. ON
SELECT CLASSICAL and MA THR.

y ' II IA
- NAUTICAL SCH00L.-Prof III. J. CHRISTIAN
having recently resigned tho chair of Greek in Rich
nohd college proposes to open, the lst Of Octo-
oeI next Select Classical and Mathematical School
IN this city. During his Ions ex perence a. taachers
ne has been constantly impressed with the want of
thoroughness III the preparation of boys either for
college, or the active duties of life He therefor,
proposes to admit only as many pupils as he can
tetc n and devote himself with untirinx eparay 20
making thorough scholars in the strictsst sepss on
The term. In future advertisement he will give no.
tice Of the terms and location of the school Any eom
mnnication addressed to him, through the Rich
mond Post Office, will be promptly attended to-
Jy 25-d5tT H. j. CHRISTIAN
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MILITARY EDUCATION.-Som few davs
since, we suggested the propriety of training boys
to the use of fire and in military tactics and
recommended that Capt. Dmmock be employed as
the teacher Since then, many of our citizens have
mentioned the subject to us, and all of them have
pFofrSSed an anxiety to school opened at the
Armory for that purpose. We are not authorised
to say that Capt DimmOck would undertake such
aschool, for we have had opportunity of convers-
ing with him upon the subject but from " hat we
know of the man. we feel assured that he could be
insices to give certain number of boys lessons in
tactics once or twice week, or perhaps oftener if
required. The Metropolitan Guard are now drilled
Dy MN, and IN their mansuvres equal to regu-
lar soldiers. Fifty other lads might join this com
pany, and thus the benefits of the instruc-
tion regularly impaired to them
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7 I TIlVI-1O ". hI4I4'7Itf1,
L AgCTIONRER,
(DE-~ corner Of I2th and Cary streeta,)
WI sit,gf 10 the sale x ZEAL ESTATE. MER-
CHANDLER IlagSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
s..s--,.Is of HIM.. ararK SATl knAY
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classical AND MATHEMATICAL

- SCHOOL.-rhe undersigned will on ths first Of
october next, open Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such course of instructsp as
VIII mt youth for an easy entrance int the hxh
classes, either, of classical scientific ipstifu
tons They will every effort to procure esntra
ana comfortable location Shockoe Hill for their
house, which, together with their terms will be
made known n due time.
pIIII IN ID urANapn
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" RICHARDSON.

n. GENERAL AGENT ANb COLLECTOR,
Attend. - the cgt,~t'on ui Claims Hiring out Ne
er-- r-stln. yUt Houses and g"ueFd Csmln Lssioii
B1-.r--~.
w. " II Richardson, RIchn0ud, Va.
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A CARD.-The UNDERSIGNED has hoo,

4 CARD.-The undersigned has been
n successful in securing excellent and commodious
rooms, in central and eligible part of the city in
which he proposes to open SCHOOL FOR BOYS
VINO wish to pursue course of instruction with "A
view to thorough business education to entering
IN the first the advanced classes of College Par.
uculars will be made known in future advertise
ment. HORACE =. SMITH, A NJ
iy
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WREck.-The bark Pacific, from New York, bsnnd
to Mobile, with an assorted cargo of merchandise
struck on East Key Shoal, Tortugas, on the I'D
inst. and remained there at latest accounts in a
very dangerous position
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MELANCHOLY CASE OF DRowsIsG.-John g. Rose
AND Joseph Ii. Edson of the firm of pringle Rose
Edison, at JohnstOwn, Pa. were both accidentally
drowned near that place few days ago. while on
fishing party. Mr.. Rose was seen struggling In
the water, when Mr.. Edison hastened to his relief
but unfortunately both soon disappeared from
view, and when their bodies were recovered life
WAS extinct. They are said to have been two of
the most exemplary young men in the place
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HUNDRED MILE TRor.-A hundred mile trot is on
the carpet, to take place next September. on the
Cold Spring Course, Milwaukee, Wisconsin The
purse to be $4,000, and the trot is to be made in
ten hours.
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STATEMENT OF Mrs MARBLE-Mrs Marble. who
with others, recently made q prisoner BY "a
party of Sioux Indians, had an interview will, the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs on Tuesday The
Union says:
In her application for indemnity for property
destroyed by the Indians, she states that on the
18th Of March last party of Sioux Indians mum.
berins about seventy, of whom thirty were war
rinrs. belonging to Ink pa-du-tah's band in amity
with the nited States, came to her residence on
the wes Ie of Spirit Lake, killed her husband
and sdstrOyed and carried away property amount
ing in the aggregate to $2,229, of which 500 was
gold coin. After having murdered her husband
and buried his body in the snow, they claimed as
their prisoners Mrs. Noble, Miss Gardner, Mrs
Thatcher and herself, and compelled them to bear
hoaFy burdens and plod their weary way with
Their feet entirely naked through snow to the ,leth
OF two, three and four feet occasionally erossin q
rivers when they were forced to wade where often
times the water would nearly In-Iersc their per-
sohS' am compel them to ward off the drifting
Ice with their feeble hands to keep il from brus-
ing their shivering bodies. In this manner they
were driven before the sayages for the SPACE of
weeks, during which tine the sauaws were aIlowaJ
70 70 abuse them In the most cruel manner striking
them with clubs axes, &C., and their suffarin.r,
were OF such character that language is made
quate TO the task Of truthful description
AFTER suffering these hardships and priyatinns
she was rescued by party Of friendly LaclQui
farle Indians, to whom agent Flandr.ap ,si1
Sl,Do for her ransom Some two weeks b.fnra Lar
Release, Mrs Thatcher was thrown into the Rio 81
onx river. Upon attempting to get out rifle balls
were hred into her body until she expired He,
husband prior to his murder, held a prs.emptlon
clalm oi lOo acres of land which he had settled
and Mrs Marble believes that she is entitled 10 an
propriate remuneration 10 the amount of 5000 in
lieu OF this claim, which she was forced to abandon
she adds that she has not recovered any portion of
the property which she has specified, and has not
herself, nor through others sought claim revpnne
on these Indians She, therefore, claims indemn ty
under the 18th section of the inse course act Of
June 10th, 1884. and prays department to retain
sufhclent amount from the a.Inuities which NAV be
une 70 TINS tribe OF Indians, to satisfy her claim as
she is in INDECENT circumstances If'this cannot be
DONE then she petitions the department to present
her case for the favorable consideration of the next
Congress
MURnERnrs ONsI aIGLr ny a.a.---,
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TUiN W. DAVIES.
J DEALHR ~ AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE. BROWN STONE AND Il kA y +,
HNY s1FHET, BElN gEN sTH ANb OH srs.
MONUMENTS. 1ONBS, HEAD PIECES,
nou.s rud Store Fronts, W iuisw and Door SIlE &C.
Rytyu. iruund- enclosed with stone and Iron Rail
az f.r-i premiums awarded by tAc Mechanics III
hLa auL A.LLcnllm mrAl SlLIatE Of HIrglnLa.
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SOUTH-SIDE INSTITUTE,
FARMVfLLE VA.
W. :. MoRnssErr, A NJ, Math. Nat. Sciences aud
French.
i. h. BOoSER, A. b., Languages
L. MORRIssEfT, Assistant IN Languages.
$. PARTIN, '' :. Mathematical
For catalogue containing terms &c address
MOhklssE1T BOOKER
Jy 23-dlm Farmyille. Wa.
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names ~ ,b ss 70 enter pupils can leave thar
fhem "a at any any hour they may appoint. '" WI mess
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NIX. &. L. c. SALTERS DAY AMI
- BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-The an.
session OF this School will commence on MuSbAy
ne Zlst September next, and terminate on the StS
TERMS, (5EMT-ANSUALLY IN ADvAycK1
sor Board, including washing..., ssao
Eor Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics so
or IN Latin and Mathematics .., e
ser III higher English branches , =
cor in Primary English. h................,.' 20
"a in
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NF FhH steamships PEN NSf ~ ANA, VIRGINIA
.s EsTl or RICHMOND. ono n these steamers
se- every h0sday and Thursday, stopping at City
..L 4.s Norfolk 20 receive frnight and pa,S,a gers
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NTANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLA

EXECUTORS N0TICE.-Having quail
IL fed ~ the Execufsr OF Thomas Williams dec d.
this is TO REQUEST all indebted to the estate
settle the amounts due by them without delay; and
those having claims will please present them.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
iYis-ts Executor Of ThaA. wIiiAMA. dad.
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Of DRESSINGS UPON EVERY TONGUE seem the portion
vi Lrahineeontah, otherwise Mrs. Gardner, the in
ssntor oil the celebrated Indian medcin the BaIsdnl
81 LitcertgoTt and HonrhoUnd. The following note
"Pedhs volumes; 1t Is from distinguished source:
cou. lNDIANAroI.Is, June u. 1856.
uentemen: The medicinal preparation Won have
snd me mas exceeded all my hopes IN its operation
aiiu pecome great fayorte in our institutions: and
a 1t will be continually employed as RENE
ceIab Sd cpTatlve agent IN all Lung diseases The
ceieorated Drs. Carter and Leonard who have each
hInassed fortunes here, have recommended its use
n .SSnies, end am sure it will prove beneficial
oenu me SIX dozen bottles as soon as you cam and
Deileve me- from the good have derived from it, you
e a. oerty to use my name and that of the Indiana
SentraI ollege at all times in behalf of Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Basam Of Liverwort and Hoarbonnd'
am, very truly, yours, &c,
III. ". LITrLEToN, a. NJ.
~, Central College, Indianapolis,
10 MessrS. Weeks & Potter, Boston. Mass
1T may be obtained ut WEEKS & PoTTER's Is,
washington street. Boston, General Agents for the
'hi'ed states and Canada. ap l5-lw
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A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
By c. w. BOTELER Auotloneer

BY c. W. BOTELER, Auctloneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GILT-FRAME
IL MIRRORS, OH PAINTINGS, Eng RAvINGs, &c.
AT AUcTIoN-Mr: Jno. Wagner, intending to change
his business will sell, on MONDAY, April 10Th, at
10 O'clock his entire stock of frame Mirrors
OIL Paintings, Engrayings &C., at his establishment,
No. 2h5 Penn. avenue south side, between 18th and
18th streets, consisting In part Of
One pair large gIlt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size IS BY 80
One pair large gilt frame French plate Mantel Mir
rOrs, size Sc by ~
One pair large gilt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size 81 by "a
One pair large giltframe French plate Pier Mirrors
size 10 by -
One pair large gilt-frame French plate Pier Mirrors
size "a by %
Together with large assortment Of
Smaller mantel, pier, and oval Glasses
SeyeTsl very hne Oll Paintings and EngTavings
Gilt Frames, one Piano Forte, &c
Ali of which will be sold without reserve
- Terms; $40 and under, cash: over S4n credit OF
60 and 90 days. for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest.
ap lO-eOd c. w. BOTELER, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.

by WALL. BARNARD CO., Auctioneers.
t,AIENSINE SALE OF GROCERIES, IL
~ QUoRs CIGARS, SPICES, GLAsswARE &c. At
AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, April II,
coencing at 10 O'Clock will sell in front of our
Huctlon rooms, large assortment of Groceries,
LIQUORS, Cigars, Spices, &c, without reserve, in
P S IT, the stock OF a grocer, declining business
~ boxes Adamantine and Mould Candles
q boxes Family and Olive Soaps
20 boxes Starch Indigo Blue
" boxes Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Cloves
~ cans Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Mustard with
5000 Cigars, different brands
loI doz Tumbers and Coolers
Macaroni, Nermicelll, Saeratus
II barrels Gibsons Old Rye Whiskey
lOauarter cask Olard Brandy
With many other articles in the Grocery line nil
OF which will be sold without reserve
Terms Terms All sums under $50, cash; over that
torlly endorsed bearing interest.
apI8-2t AuctionecI.s
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, EXECUTORS OF THE
Il LATE GEN. JAMES THOMPSON, at the request of
his heirs and devisees, will SELL at public sale. on
MONDAY, the 4th day of May next, at 5 O'Clock p.
M, oil his real estate in the city of Washington, TO
wit:
o. His spacious brick dwelling House on square No.
3, and the following lots
No 49, 20, 2, 2 %, "a Is, 26, and ~ in square No. 25
No. II, Is, and Ia, In square No. %
No. 2, 5, and 7, in square No. 81
No. |. IN square No. 81
No. Is, In square No. IS
No. q IN square No. n
No. $, III square No 80
No. p, In square No. 80
No. g, In square No. 100
No. Is, IN square No. l26
NO. 3, IN square No. 1856.
The sale will commence at the dwelling house.
The terms of sale will be: One third of the pur-
chase mo ley IN cash the remaining two-thirds in
three equal instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months for which the purchasers will be required to
give their several notes, bearing interest from the
day OF sale; the same TO be secured by a deed of
trust, to be approved by the subscribers.
The subscribers will convey all the title and es-
tate OF the late Gen. Thompson to the lots sold. All
conveyancing at the cost the purchasers.
IL the terms OF sale be not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the subscribers re-
serve the right of resellng on such terms as they
may deem proper, at the risk and cost of the purcha
scys. w. III. It. TAYLOR
j. B. II. SMITH,
ap I'D Executors
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

NEAKL1 NEW TWO-ST TORY FRA II r
l HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNE e.
DAO the I'd instant, shall sell. at O'clock D. M
IN front of the premises, the following named prop
erty VIZ Lots Nos. 81 and ~, in the subdivision of
square NO. 40, with the improvements. which are a
handsome and nearly new two-story Frame House,
with back build Ing, containing six or eight conve
nlent rooms and wide passage. The house is on one
Of the lots, but all are enclosed with substantial
fence and will he sold together.
This property is handsomely located on 81 street
The square is bounded by south and E and Sixth
and Seventh streets west
Terms: $40 cash in hand balance in four eight
and twelve months. the purchaser TO give notes for
the deferred payments bearing interest from the day
OF SALE A deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
Title indlsputabe.
ap led AGREEN Auctioneer
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS 0IS EIEe

Facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Court of the District Columbia for tho County
OF w ashlngt3n, and to me directed, shall expose TO
door OF SAID county, on WEDNESDAY the 10Th of
April, 1871 at O'Clock, p. M, all defendants right
son vi and of lot No. 4, in square No. 574 of the
City OF ashIngtOn, In said county and district as
and ONO Railroad Company, and plot thereof duly
recorded. The said lots NJ and ", having front of
81 1eet Ia Inches on Louisiana Avenue and c street.
and averaging % feet So inches on LIST street west
and containing 1859 square feet, being the northeast
corner OF sad squares seized and levied upon as the
property Of James Crutclett, and will be sold TO
satisfy ludlclas No % and q, to March term 1857 in
favor of HamIltOnd Cain. J. ID. HOOVER,
ap Aids Marshal for the District of Col.
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By GREEN, Auctieeron.

HANDSOMEFOUR-S STORY BRICK HOUSE
1ANp LOT on NORTH q STREET AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the I'D instant, shall sell at
clock P M, IN front of the premises, part of Lot
NO Z, IN square 5l3, fronting on north G, between
4th and 5h streets west, containing square feet
OF ground, with the improvements which are a fine
IOur-stOry brick House, containing nine convenient
ly arranged rooms and wide passage through the
whole house, and a large cistorn in the yard, and
other improvements. This property is beautifully
situated, fronting south, opposite the Judiciary
Square fine chance for q profitable investment.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, H. I8, and
"A months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed. bearing
interest from day of sale. A deed given and deed
of trust taken. Title lndsputabe.
ap I'D A. GREEN. Auct
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From New Mexico.

ST. Louis, April 16.-Santa Fe advices 10 the
18th ultirno have been received. The democratic
convention Of New Mexico had nominated Jas.
l.. Collins for Governor, and Mr.. Otero had been
elected delegate to Congress. Much excitement
Histed at Santa Fe in consequence Of Mexican,
$amed Gruler, having shot a soldier He was
taken to jail but at night a party Of soldiers en-
tered and killed Gruler and another prisoner and
wounded others. Some Of the soldiers had been
identified and tried for the offense
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, April Ie-Flour is heavy and
lDwer; sales Of 600 bbls State IS 6Oa5 75 South
ern SO 2OaS6 so
white Sl.70; Southern white SI5s Corn is
heavy; sales of 10000 bushels mixed IKE.
Pork has declined 1Oc.; prims SO 3OasIe So
Beef is steady; Chicago repacked Sl6 IS Lard
is UNCHANGED; bbls. H4aI4hc. Whisky has i'd
vanced; Ohio 2Sc.
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The Recent Freshet I'm Maine.

BANGOR, Me, April 16.-The disasters by the
recent freshet continue. The bridge over the
kennebec river at Waterville was carried away
this morning. The railroad bridge at Skowhegan
Is also gone. Other serious damage is reported to
have occurred all along the river The water f.,
however, gradually subsidinC
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By JAS. c. Mcguire. Anctioneer-


TRCSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
II BULLYING LoTs on NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
18th AND 2lsr STREET, WESTON I'll ESDAY Az
TERNOON, May 5th, at SO CLOCK, on the premises,
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated August 1h, 1855,
49, Sic, SIT, and Sl3, one of the land records for
Washington county, the subscribers will sell all of
Lot no 70 and the eastern twenty three feet of Lot
NO 49, IN square No. l0l, fronting together So feet
on north between 10Th and 2lst streets west and
running back l49 feet three inches to twenty foot
alley.
These lots are situated in fashionable and very
desirable part of the city for private residences
and the sale IS worth the attention OF persons desr-
ing fine building sites.
Terms One-third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
TA0s Fl j. fFHiS sHf.R Trustees.
ap I6-eod&ds JAS. C.. MCGUIRE Auct
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY Auctlonoers.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue of an
"A order Of the Orphans Court of the District OF
Columbia, granted on the 4th day of April, will sell
the personal property of the late William Phillips
deceased. In Tenay- town, ID. c.. on May lst next
at nine O'Clock, consisting of the following property
One Horse,o Mule, one Cow ,one two horse Wag-
on, one ne-horse Ditto, five fine Beds and Bedding,
Stoves, and great many articles not ment Toned.
all over credit of six months taking good endorsed
notes, bearing interest from day of sale.
JAMES PHILLIPS, Administrator.
ap 3-2aw3w BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts
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Fast Day nm Bostou.

BosToS, April 17.-Our annual Fast Day was
observed yeterday in the usual manner. With
the exception OF bar rooms all places of bust
ness were closed. The churches were all well
filled at the day services, and the theatres crowd
ed in the evening. steamboat excursion to
Plymouth 10y the members Of the Legislature and
the officials of the State governor was somewhat
OF novelty in the observance Of the day, but the
party are reported to have enjoyed the excursion
highly
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Flour is higher How
ard Street at S6.l2K; City Mills 90 SIX. whea
is very firm; good TO prime reds, 81 40asl "A; fai
to prime white, 81 .5OaSI go. Corn is very firm
yellow, 6iaa66; white 63a65c
Whisky is niger; City and Penn. 27Xc
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BY JAMESG. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND OPPOSITE
GHNTRE MARxET SPACE At PTpLic AuS ,ft =;
O'Clock, on the PREMISES shall sell parts Of Lots
No. and u, in square No. 4S2, fronting x feet ~
inches, more or less on Louisiana avenue, between
9TH and 9th streets west, running back 80 feet TO
paved alley, with the improvements consisting oi
three story brick Warehouse, recently occupleu Dy
Edward Hall, Esq. as grocery store.
This nroperty is very desirable for business purpo-
from its central location ana DeIhs Inouiaten
opposite the Centre Market.
title indis putable. a. .
and q months, with interest, secured by deed OF
'i eo lS"td JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April 1s-Stocks are dull and low
er. Chicago and Rock Island sc 4; Cumberland
Coal Company TX I'll. Central shares box
do. Bonds OK Michigan Southern, 66k; New
York Central 81; Pennsylyania Coal Company 60;
Reading 79x; Virginia 6's 92K; Missouri 6's 81
Sterling exchange Is firm.
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"A b. C.-Wh hat can be palmer than a. b. c.:
Eothing,,-eXcePt the wonderful virtues of Mrs
GuaIdners Indtdn BGisam Of Lirsrtcort aHa
Hocrhonnd. The former the infant cannot appreci-
ate,-out from the cradle to the grave, all can ap-
speak of. ~ w
IT may be obtained at WEEKS & Por1ER's I4
washington street. Boston, General Agents for the
United States and Canada. an lI-lw
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Completion of a Railroad.

CISCISSATI, April 16.-The last rail- Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was laid al O'Clock
yesterday, in the presence Of a number Of prorni-
nent gentlemen from this city, Louisville, and 81
Louis. There is now an unbroken six feet gauge
hence 10 81 I,ouis
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Rain and Snow Storm

LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Snow to the depth OF
four iaches fell here this afternoon. IL Is now
raining. There has been heavy rain in the re.
gion of Nashville, Tenn.
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The Rev. NIr. Kalloch.

BosToN, April I6.-The friends Of the Rev.
Mr.. kalloch rallied in great numbers al fremont
Temple last night, and contributed about 81 coo
TO defTay his expenses In his late trial.
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Fire nj Haserstown, Md.

HAGRRsrowN, April 1.-THE jail OF Wash
ington county, situated I'm this town, took ire to-
day, and In a short time was entirely destroyed.
The prisoners were all rescued in safety.