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A recent lady writer admits that she has
seeI, now and then, men possessing some cour.
age, but asserts that she has still to look upon
the individual who would deliberately allow q
woman to catch him making mouth at her
baby


DThe weather is now beautiful, and seems
inclined to repay US for the mud and murkness
we have so loug endured. LIS a fire time to
whittle sticks by the side walk, or 60 a fishing


1t is said by a Plttsburg paper that the great
fire which occurred in that city, on the 10th o.
April' ls45, is as yet unextiugulshed, having
been burning an entire year.
A bill, prohibiting horse racing, has passed
the legislature Of New Jersey.
A correspondent of the New York Courie
and Enquirer states, that dispatches were re-
ceived a, the State Department from Mr.. Nc
Lane, our Minister at London, by the late arrl
val of the Hiberna. The extract purport
these dispatches has not as yet ,rsnsplred' ou
they are generally believed to be OF an un'avor
able character in relation to the existing att'
,ude of the Oregon dispute.