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actually took place op Broadway,
near the American Museum. Some
time ago the mendicant--now a
stove dealer, in toIerable business
employed his oppressor, reduced to
want as porter, and after deducting
the amount ofhis bill from his wages
when he had earned the amount of
the bill, generously presentedi ii TO the
fallen Pharissee. This is an absolute
fact. Every day life teens with such
remarkable transactions, and singular
reverses. Retributiye justice sooner
or later overtakes the doer, and the
Ingenuity ofman knows not how to
avert the meriled and never falling
punishment. @