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IL The Nord states that Abdul-Met,id has
lnst Narrowly escaped causing ministerial revo-
luton. The Sultan wished to marry a slave
wh,ch ne had full right TO do, and the ministers
mace no oo)ecuon. When, however he asked
them for ten million piasters for the MARRIAGE
refused. anu
lp One Sunday morning, recently. SOM. sY
element was caused in the Baptist church. pitt
town, Rensselaer, county, by man WALKING in
the midst Of the congregation stark naked II.
was led cut as soon as possible and decided to ne
insane on the subject of dress
iT The editor of the Bellevue nowa) Courie,
has tried the experiment Of raising cotton in that
State, with considerable success. He has raised
some eight or nine pounds from a single strip
some i've feet long.
IL The Legislature of Virginia has ad-
Journed-the House till the first Monday in De.
eemoer, 1861, and the Senate sine die No bust
hs Q, general Importance was transacted on the
VA sermon specially addressed to thieves
and harlots was preached In Vsv ~ no,dsa
night But few Of the class addre,sed ,ye,s ,,,c,
ent, however, "e'' PICS
MAERiAeES AND DIvoscEs IN yIpsrx,, I'M,
ing ne month Of March seven COUPLE. were
married In Alexander, Va, and Ave dirrp. VI.
were entered upon the docket Of the Ci,cv,t SUITS
O One man, Mr.. VIM. Pursley. Of 49,.
yas drowned when the ATkansas Tr,v.i..
down Two hundred barrels Of sugar and s;ni,.
hundred sacks Of salt were lost. SUI
The ''Cnionists'' In Georgia bave c.u.s
OF May next WI VIC "a
10 A case where SON IL charged with s,arv,na
ns mother to death IL stated to Be under investff
sanon at Cleveland Ohio
N ~ Liea; A. F. v. Gray, L. g. Navy, died a.
H-saaa on the 18th ult - -
mtIrhs. large amount Of building Is going on in
T'"P0is this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

TWELVE CHURCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING in a debate which recently &C.
Cured in the House of Commons on the subject
OF protecting public buildings against lis htning,
despatch from the English Minister at Brussels
stating that on the third Sunday in February a
violent thunderstorm. accompanied by an UMPIRE
Belg ium and that twelve churches had been sim.
ultaneously struck by lightning. The inciden,
was quoted for the purpose of urging upon the
Board of Public Works the necessity of protect
ing the public buildings with lightning couduc.
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

iScEHDIARIsM IN MAssAcHUsErrs-The. piri,
Of incendiarism seems to be rife I'm Boston and
the vicinity Scarcely night passes, says the
Boston Journal, but one or another of the cities
ana towns In environs of Boston is Illuminated
by the torch Of the incendiary, against whose in
sdious VILE the waichfulness of the authorities
seems to be poHeress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

IL man named Michael Flock. who killed
another named Edward Foley at Houston, Texas.
has been bailed at SIS, COO. The Telegranb'
speaking of the question of bail, saws it is I'm.
cnhed 70 regard the killing as technical murder,
committed in Texas" Killing can rarely. If
ever, be considered murder in that State. then
one would think 'A0''
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RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PRESy.
DENTS OF COLLEGES

WITHIN the last few weeks tho Publishers lave
received gathering testimonials OF tic merits nC tn
eiitIon, from nearly THIRTY Presidents of a :
nanA OF the IeadIng Colleges of the United states
Rutgers. Walker of Harvard. Hopkins Of w iiiatux
SttarnS OF Amherst, Cummings Of NidIrtown
Nott OF mon, " aN land of Providence Jackson Of
hobart w Gods of Brmnswick, Lord of nartmomth
vile, CIanpi Of Holy Cross. Mmrpl, of Abingdon.
!.alIa7ee of Midtlebury. Andrews OF Marietta
tiShrr of Hamilton. Rca:i Of Shmrtlif' Sturtaya Mt
OF Illinois Reynolds Of illinois. Collins of Wilkin-
mouth: Curtis of Knox. &c. In them are expires
SONS Ii kc the following:-
IN honor Ia American science. taste and criti-
cIsm; An enduring value and authortv.'' =" Never
found any work which so uniformly satisfied INV
inquiries. Has ever since been my constant com
gaHon in my Practice at the bar and for the la It
five years upon the bench. ] have ever found II n
safo cuunsellor AMI an Indispensable help i'm the
preparation and decision of cases" For the sa lie
of my country and the English language rejoice
i'll the wonderful standard excellence as well a :
celeh rlty, your Dictionary has attained. 1t is
work for the present. and for all coming time
stands unquestlcnably pre-eminent.' ." There
seems every prospect that it will be the sta ndard
book for this country. at least f not for England
am content IT should he So" This truly great and
purposes of rCaling and understanding English md
American literature. IL is difficult to conceive az
ythlng that could be added to fit it for these ends
A vast treasury of knowledge, the whole of which
is needed by every one who uses the English Ian
Ought to he part "i the furniture Of every Amer
lcan house. we long ago accepted Webster az
the stn"dTd IN cur college. and the experience of
every term strengthens our conviction of the wis
incorporate all the improvements which are de-
veIoPed In the science Of lex geography ,"&c.&c
Perhaps. however, the opinions of no gentlemen
upon snch subject can be more satisfactory than
those N'~''
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

THE NATIONAL BLUES Have the honor 20
inform their friends and the public gene "a
rally mat, by request, they intend giving q -
R R1nmS Grand an B al q, The hSsEMBLyA
occasion flag will be presented TO the Company
wsbbeI's Brass and Cotillon Band has been en-
geeed for the occasion.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR admitting a gentle
Captain Watt, Serst Flood.
Lieut.. Whall, Private RosweU
LIST Lieut. Foxwe,
Cor,mistee on Pa,t Of The Military.
MAJ. Genl Weightman, Col. Naylor,
Col. T: Force. Ma. l.. J. Middleton,
Coz. w. X. Drinkard, Mai. Edward Towers.
Capt. J. Y. DAVIS, Lieut.. ]. E. Powers,
OF the Light Infantry.
OF the President Mounted Guard.
Capt. TAFT, Lieut. Bishop,
or the National Guard.
Capt. Towers. Lieut. Shekel.
Capt 81 the w..Ahds sos F RSsse
Capt. King, Lieut. Sylvester,
OF the Union Guard.
Lieut. Langran, of the Montgomery Guard.
Capt, Hollingsworth, of the Potomac Let Ipfantr,
Capt. Shafer. of the National Rifee.
Lieut. Watkins, Lieut.. !. Ward.
Lieut. j. Kelly, Lieut.. MoCiiockhn.
Cemmittee on Part Of ths CitissnS.
Mayor G, Berrett, Prof ssor Mcleod,
pr. !; b. Blake. Mr.. Richard Irwin,
Elk Mayor Magruder, Mr. w D. WaIIsnh.
Mt Brown, Mr.. Chas. Calvert,
MI. w II. Dove, Mr.. WIN. Brown,
Mr.. Thos Fisher, Mr.. u. Il. French,
Mr.. RlohaId Wallach, Mr. Joseph Rollins,
Mr.. Thos ?. Morgan, Mr.. Frank RenneRsn.
WI. 1ohh Iutton, mar 10th
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u The New Orleans papers state That mum.
Der of the Spanish prisoners have been released on
ball Among them was Antonio Carcano, for
whose detention, we understand, the necessary
proceedings had not been taken by the State
onfcers at the time the order for his release was
given by the Federal Court
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ApRJJ, 4 1S6O
IL Mr.. William Eu.ton Of ch.,,.s.a 6

IL Mr. William Euston, of Charleston, s G.
VINO died recently. was worth from 80 600 900 to
so,vo,Gpo. he leaves all the income of his estate
real and personal to his widow. having NO beiTs
charged, however, with the payment of certain
Dequests and annuties to relatives After the life
Interest of the widow, and the reversion or LAPSE
OF the several charges mentioned, the whole estate
given In trust to the City Of Charleston for the
estaoilshment and support Of a retreat for aged
inaisence, under certain conditions one of which
free of expense. f00''
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LOST AND FOUND,

1 oST-on Sunday afternoon, LIST instant between
~ the Epiphany Church and the corner of Seven
teanth 1ud streets a PAIR of double Gold EYE
GLASSES, attached to = black ribbon. \ suitable
reward Will bo given If lelt at No. 545 Seventeenth
street. 1t
1 OST-On the street new gold SPECTACLES
l. with DIR. NoltSon's concaVe glasses with an
old leather case. The finder will he literally re-
warded b, lea wing them at Dr. WOLFSON'S. Pa
avenue. IT,
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II The stearn-Erc engine, built at Tredecar
Works, Richmond, Va, reached Baltimore on
Monday, for shipment to New York, and from
thence to st. Petersburgh, Russia, ;or the use of
the fire department Of that city. The engine
weighs 6,ol6 pounds, and at trial In Richmond it
threw 2iO feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

II Some years ago there was a man I'm New
orleans who on week days was a cotton broker
on sundays he was preacher. There had been a
week OF unusual excitement i'm the cotton market
ana on the following Sunday our friend com
Inenced the services with a hymn, which he
announced follows: eve will sing 10 nraise tbs
Lord the i27th hymn-long staple >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

II Governor Moore, of Louisiana, has, with
the consent Of the State Senate, pardoned twenty
four convicts, sentenced to undergo a variety of
punishments, for crimes Of all grades, including
murderer incendiaries. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

IL The Canadian Parliament has announced
its intention to repeal the duty on books which
was posed during the last session of Parliament
IL MI. Douglas f.. Jerreld, a son of the Gel
ebrated English wit and author, Douglas Jerrcld
is spending short time in Charleston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

IL young lady in this city is so refined in
her language that she never uses the word h
guard, I" but substitutes African sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

The Constitutions treats further upon Republican
tactics In the case Of the Presidents protest-ex
posing various subsequent fabrications. &c.,-and
upon Covode and his apologists.
The InssHigsneer has its usual Congressional
summary and news MISCELLANY
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

6A
For Weakness es
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation.
Early IndIScretIon or Abuse,
attended ruth me foL!Otcing Symptoms:
Ind sposltlon to ENeItIon, Loss of Power
Loss of Memory, DIfhcutJ of Breathing
Weak Nerves. Tremblins
horror OF nsease, wakefulnesf,
DlmnGss 81 vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular system,
not Hanos, Flushing OF the Body.
Dryness OF the SKIN, Erup tlons on the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
THESE Symphonic, If allowed to go on, which this
medIcln' invariably removes, soon follows
LIPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
mo csn So, that they are not freq uenty followed
by fhos. REFUI DISEASES"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIONn
Many are aware of the canse OF their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS,
THE RECORDS OF THE INSA Ne ASYLUMS
~ And The Melancholy Deaths By Consumption
Bear ample witUei TO the truth of the assertion
THE CONSTlTuTlON ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
And IlvIgorate the Systom,
Whtca RELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU inpari.
lyfosS,
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The PRESIDENTS LEvEE, last night, was much
more numerously attended than OH the last two Or
three occasions, there being quite jam of broad.
cloth and crtnoline. Most Of the usual visitors,
omcial and unofficial, were present besides con
siderable sprinklng of new faces masculine and
feminine. The President and his niece were ap
paren'iy enjoying excellent health and spirits, and
had kind word of welcome for each visitor
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Several desirable CHAMBERS,
- suitable Tor families or single gentlemen, are
a5s stS stree one door ss,b oaTanE hoHss No
Is one Of the most desir Able the CITY The par
lors spacious and the house supplied with all the
modern improvements, such IS water and gas in
the chambers, bath. DC. Terms moderate. Table
Borders accommodated. hp 3 81.
ROARD.-A gentleman and lady, or two or three
- sine lie gentlemen, can find Rooms and Board,
city. mar 2ieu
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FIRE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mp.-Nye learn
that early on Monday morning, the dwelling
house Of T. Lansdale, Esq, agent of the TrIadei,
enle THANKSGIVING COMPANY, at Triadelphia,
Montgomery county, Md, took fire and was en-,
nrcly consumed. together with the dwelling of
MI. Rowe, chief clerk of the Company A LARGE
poflon OF MI Iansdale's furniture was also de-
sroyed. The dwellings were i'm close proximitv
10 the mills OF the manufacturing company, and
twaswith difficulty that the flames were arrested
oeiore they communicated with the works. AS
It was, they narrowly escaped destruction The
tstal loss by the FIRE Is estimated at OoO whether
injured or not has not been learned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

NAVAL lhTELLIs ENCE Chaplain Charles A
DAVIS has been ordered to the receiving ship a,
Norfolk
ftof. homas } Robinson has been ordered to
the National Observatory, at Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

uRAfE CUTTINGS FROM HUNGARY.-The Agri.
cultural Division Of the United States Patent
omce has received several of the choicest variety
OF grape slips, imported by Mr.. John Rolber from
Hungary, which it is proposed to have propasated
under the direction Of that office, and by this
means to test their adaptation to the soil Of the
different States Of the Union. The fruit of these
vines is said to be superior in quality to anything
OF the kind grown in this country either for wine
making or for table use
NH other having received quite q number of
tnese cuttings has established depot in New
YORK city for their sale and distribution Mr..
says the success which has attended the att.mn,s
already made to adapt them to this country In
different sections is remarkable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04

HE WEAIHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation ia
about o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-04
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation,

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND Fl :UID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GKAVEl, and DROPSICAL SwELLINGS.
and excltrs the ABS0R RENTS into healthy &C !,
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
dapos!tlOns, and all u Unnatural. ENLARGE-
MENrS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION. ard is good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
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Observation-Disclosures

or F G& NAA55EESSm 7; y4AG
~ sG;,sNyTvEMPtLAT ~ ,MARkiAGE: -
any othsr remedy, as In Chi .Iosis or setention
tGmary Evacuat oas, liberated or scrr hous stat
oil the Ut9rus, leucorrhT. or Whites, Sterility
arising from in"Iscrction, Habits of Dissipation
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY suGi 10 H. WhfiTHoUT 1T
Isl BvcRT
SECRET fDffssEAsEs
Little or no chanss eli ID Diet; Noinconvenienoe
II causes FREQ uent desire ana gives strength to
and carns sotures Of ehs Ur.,hra
N, alsyins Pain and Summation. SO free uent in
D''sG Tao rs HSp u GPo S's1 THOUSANDS
and who PAT. f c Sr
timG have found they were deceived and that the
been died up IN the system 70
GU" in Tk sisstsf'sd LITTER ff;T sn MARRIAGE
Use BEIMsoLp's .ExrRAcr BrcHu for al affec.
nU' -- URINARY ORGANS.
n''Hef eA's MAf. L OR FEMALE.
HOW LONG LANDING, VI
Diseases these organs uire the aid D,n,si,
HELMB IS TgEE !; TEAS Hl REGET
III + s'iIs$ y
Ter Will accompany the medIcIres
CERTIFICATES UF CURES.
v,- RON to 20 years stand ns,
SCIENGE AND FAME.
Price VI 90 per bottle, or six for SIS. 90.
Delivered TO any Address, securely racked from
Ca D,scsss s,srIoH' IN ALL cesxgsIe.IIoss
AFFIDAVIT.
,Personally appeared before me, an Alderman OF
tnecity OF phia H. I. HELNBoL who helms
ouly sworn, dotA say his preparaflons oo. tain no
but sTs purely re- or Hhf!
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day O,
November, 1854
WM. P. HIBBERD, Alderman.
Address snG IN e Sass rss e.
Depot, 10l South Terth st bet Cbesnut. Phi'a,
A SSfw GNPkf az cHfP4IgENTE bKEEESs.
VINO enoee.or to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
0ihSn AAliCLEs on 1HE REPUTATION ArTAINBc
Hslmeold'' GENUINE Prspsrstons,
=. SarsapaIilla.
Improved Rose wssh.
Sold by 2. B. WAITE, s2s Seventh street and 8.
=. FORD, IN, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
ASK 70 EP1Sss SLfbs f EaukEEkSS ofkEs
ANDAy01D IMP0sITTONX AND EXPosURE.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENTSO OF PURI.yC
INSTR UCTlON

selected for their qualifications to take charge If
the education al interests Of tho ccuntry-nors as
Pecaliy our great common School system-watcL
ing constantly. with intelligent scrutiny every in
fuence bearing IN this direction. Whose onin,on.
can pc more valuable, therefore. than those Of suc6
geHtIemen As To the ENGLISH DICTIONARY best fitted
IN It's DEFINITIONS, NoCABUL AIRY ORraocs pHy
n no d SYNONYMS, FLUCTUATIONS, IA,
BLEs and other FEATURES to aid in true mental cni
ture: state Superintendents of Public Instrnctinn
m nes5s every state II the Union or correspond
mended Webster's Dictionary i'm the stroneest
terns. Among them are those of Maine. New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massacbusetts Rhode Is
iand Connecticut, New York. New Jersey. Penn.
syHsnia; OHIO, Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois Mis-
souIi, Michigan, Iowa. Wisconsin Minnasota
Sorth Carolina, Alabama, California, and also
canada, twenty two in ali. N "'"o
Price, Sc so.
SOLD BY ALL BOoksEILERs
GET THE BEST" GET WEBSTER.
G. d C. MERRIAM.
SPRINGFIlLp, Mass.
By mail on application. 1T
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Two. THREE, FOUR. FIVE, SEVEN AND
Il Min FLOUSCEc, Berags. Oreandy. Jaco-
nett. POphn and Berage Anglaes Rohes of new and
r1ch designs. Also. hive and seven Flounces q rem
aaine Robes, very rich. Organdy and French awns,
Berage Anglaes and English Berages, Grey Mo-
hairs and Popns. for LADIES' SUITS in gres va
ty, Rich, Pain silk Mautles and Cioaks, New
StIe Spring Cloaks, Figured Be'aGes. Fou'a- ID
and Brocha Bordered SCawls in great VARIETY,
Hooped Skirts of the Ia est STYLES, English and
Merimac Calcos and French Chintzes, Bosier,
Gloves. 6auntletts, together with Housekeepine
Goods in every varist! Of quality and prices.
ap4 TAYLOR & HITCHISON
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
By Telegraph TO the Leader, N.

10y Isssrdph TO the Leader, N. "
IHE CLlNGMAN AND CLAY DIFPrcULry-Tpur
STATEMENT OF THE ASSAULT
WASHINGTON, March go 1ssO.-As some mil.
statements have been made in Connection ,.,;th
the recent scrimmage" in the Senate caucus. the
!ollowlng Facts may as well be stated When
the territorial resolutions reported by Mr.. Green
were under "a, discussion Mr. Clay observed in the
would vote against them who either did not a. ~
oenese In the principles Of them, or who was No,
a ad 70 express his convictions Mr.. Clngman
,e,orted harshly to Mr.. Clay, That's lie ); tn
' wnicn the latter responded with a blow. There
upon Mr.. Clingman knocked him down Soma,
% ,U oS%5s and Davi: seized Mr. Clingman and
ers T mho.ain MIN Mr.. Clay gave him black
rms Is base SANDER on every Senator named
ana II Is hard to determine who is slandered most
hr- Clingman in being charged with SUBMITTING
70 being held by two Senators while another cav,
MN black eye, Mr.. Clay, who is charged with
suiking him while thus held or the two Senator
VINO are charged with holding a brother Senate
70 enaoS another associate to nflict upon him
blow The knocking down is as ridiculous a
| utterly untrue.
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FIREBOARD PRINTS.
"A NEW And beautiful assortment Of fine and
oommon Painted and Printed French Firel oaId
Pitts, just rsoelved a.
John MARKRITERs,
u,e,. No. teo 7th strsst door. above,
mar ~ cow Odd Fellows Hsl,
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EOK SALE OR RENT-HoUsE No. SOS Car
II oline Terrace val be sold lov TO-, cash. OF
Apply. TO JONATHAN r. wALKkR, Lumber
Merchant spf1S
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Sold by 2. B. WAITE, s2s Seventh street and q.
Z. FORD, JR, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASk 70 kLMBOLD's. TAME NO UTHER.
xVofb IMPOSITION n. AND sio1 E.X xxi
ap4 eoly
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HOUSE ON THE ISLAND FoR EXCHANGE
The subscriber has a two story aud attic bIIos
House containing good rooms, near the coTnfr cl
~ and streets south, which he wishes 20 e1
change for house Of about the anne tize sod va nc
north Of Pa. avenue, between 6th and 18th alta. Az
ply 70 A.6. FOWLER, 600 n at, or winder''
Banding. ap2-lw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-23

There was one man, Newton, who compre-
hended all these consultations and the laws
which govern them. He weighed worlds.
He gave to mortals the grandest law of the
physical universe He could see the whole
ethereal expanse, and contemplate it, and scru-
tinize its movements, and almost fathom its
mysteries. But Pope says, of that Titanic
intellectual prodigy =
Superior beings, when of late they saw
A mortal man unfold all natures law,
Admired such wisdom in the human shape,
And showed a Newton as we show an ape
If, sir, superior beings saw a Newton as an
ape, by what multiplication OF microscopic
power could they see at all a little dwarfed
politician, who himself can see but one con-
selation, or at most two in the whole handi
work of jehovah and these two the "Bear"
and the "Twins 2"
To be continued.
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= 4 VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
i UMBER YARD FOR SALE or no

~ BE LET-1he Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union streets. formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
PIN and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua, and over
that with all the other Railroads in the city. Terms lb
era The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-23
Zeal estate.

EOR SALE OR TO LET-About thir-
\ ty acres OF good Land, about heavy
Wood Land situated Quinsgamond village, in the
city OF Worcester, with new and convenient House
and barn on the premise, with a good supply Of good
water WIN be sold cheap and payments made easy for
the purchaser For terms apply to JOHN L. EATON of
Fawtucket, Mass, or of WIN. GREENLEAF, No. 50
NAN street, worcester. diff mh22
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TERMS OFADvrpT,sI~,,

ADFEkII EASEMENTS published in the DAILY for 81 90
sequent insertion. Ten lines or Isssl cons,.+o
square Advertisements ordered inside. or in anv
prominent place as also those largely displayed. viii,
he charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV be
made on liberal terms. "
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square, each sinh
sequent insertion Is cents e''eii SUI
~ All transient Advertisements must be nail IN
ddrdnce Yearly or regular advertisers will be re1uired
10 make quarterly payments
70 No grdfaftons advertisements. II report reso
luons, proceedings of corporation society az
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