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The First African Protestant Episcopal Church
in Baltimore, was consecrated on the s1st ult.


Mr. Lockwood, respectable merchant of New
York, who was so severely scalded by the acci
dent on board the steam boat Oliver Ellsworth,
has died.


An Ok, weighing iioo pounds, fatted in Cecil
County, Md. BY Mr.. Moses Starr, was sold IN the
Elkton market on Friday.


The Apprentices Library of Philadelphia has
a capital Of above Sao0o-and dispenses instrnc-
tion to between Z and hundred youths


A Schoomaster Of Harvard, Mass, has been tri-
ed for expeilng lad from his School who refused
to attend prayers when in the room. The Court
held that the master exercised righttnl authority,
and acquitted him without leaving their seats.


A living Chameleon from Malaga is exhibiting at
the Philadelphia Museum.