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The Philadelphia Apprentices Library has q
capital of $4,000, and its books are read by wv
to 800 youths.


The Philadelphia Arcade s nearly finished,
1t cost Sl62, 1000, and the rents will amount to
$4,000 per annum


doctor Barnes it is said is about to establish, at
Cincinnati, in Ohio, a kind Of Medical Grammar
school an academy "iora sys,ema &C course OF
Medical instruction, preparatory TO the course
in the Medical Colleges"


The celebrated Autema,on hess Player, that
has exgited SO much wondcrin our Eastern ci-
tics ar :, in Europe, is now in baltimore.
The Ne s-yorl; Legislature have determined
on al, extra session, to take place on the second
Tuesday in September, by vote of4 to rs.
There is now living in Alb,wg, Vermont, the
widow Of John I3abcock, whose age is only 81
wears, and she has now living, children, grand
children, great grand children, and great great
grand children, 427.


The slave named Dick, who murdered his
master, Iohnathan Brooks, some weeks since,
and burnt him, was tried and found guilty in the
Madison Circuit Court, (Kentucky) and sentenc-
ed to be hanged on the 18th Of April.


Nine slaves were ordered for execution in Va.
convicted Of numbering their mastcis' lhey
were appraised at $500


The trade of SANDER seems to be growing un-
profitable in these years. In the village of Coop
erstown (otsego county) verdicts in four cases
were recoy cred TO the amount of $4,000. The
dealers in the article had not taken out license


The people Of colour at Albany, IN. ~
have had general meeting, and resolved tt
celebrate abolition of slavery in the State OF
} N. York, which takes place on the 4th OF Ju'


ly, 1897.
An ark laden with 1900 bushels OF wheat
struck upon Brushy Rock, hve miles above
; this place, a few days slnce' by whicn tn'
} whole of the cargo was lost.-Hdf''SoHTS
Pa. Intel
The navigation of Lake Erie. and OF som'
narts of the Erie Canal, is still impeded b!
!. ice.
The Belviderc Apollo, calculates that twenty
{ FIVE million feet of pine boards will be sent dow
E the Delaware this spring, from above that place