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Worthy of imitatiOn.-At the anniver- sary the Orphan Asylum society, held in the City Hetel, the 17th instant. little girl, apparently about 8 years of age, pre- ssnted an earthern jar, in which was an aperture for receiving money, and earnest .ly requested the ladies to break it, and count the money she had collected for the little orphans, since the last anniversary. ." No sooner said than done ;" when out flew sixpences and cents, to the amount of mine dOllars. Next followed the gentle man who has charge of the Minerva libra ry, with his annual tribute of cents collect ed in a similar manner for the use of his directory. On opening his box, siz dOI- lars aud ftycents were poured into the orphans treasury.-Ncv York Observer.