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not less renowned than those OF War may
hereafter be the only objects the ambition Of
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MoRE CourTERFEITs.-Coun tens on
the Stonington Bank are IN circulation IN
Philadelphia. They are old and worn In ap-
pearance, and are believed to be from ge-
nuine plate. Both signatures and the whole
filling up appear TO be by the same hand and
with the same ink. The two bills before us
are payable to VIM. P. Aury, are dated Janu
AIRY |, l845. A. B. and c. Durand, Wright
& Co. engravers.-Ba Bali. Pat.


A destructive fire occurred on Monday last
at Roxbury, Mass. Among other valuable
property, two beautiful horses valued at $50
each were lost. One of them was seen to
leave the stable wrapt in flames, and in state
of frenzy plunged headlong off a precipice
about seventy feet in heighth, in the rear of
the stable, which act Immediately ended the
poor animals suferings.


The Georgetown Advocate says: We are
requested to announce that the President yes
terday declined accepting the company Of vol
unteers in the course OF organization in this
town, under Mr.. Charles Burgess. The rea
son. we presume, is the same as in the case OF
the Alexandria company.


ANrI-WAR MEETlNe.-Re Samuel May
and ninety three other citizens Of Syracuse,
have issued call for public meeting at that
place on the 18th inst, Of those opposed to the
present war with Mexico, to express such SEN
timents and adopt such measures as may be
deemed appropriate on the occasion.


TPha. Times.
No DoUBT.-An advertisement OF cheap
shoes and fancy articles, in an eastern paper,
has the following nota bene: IN. B. Ladies
wishing those cheap shoes, will do well to call
soon, as they will not last long. ."-Ep.


GRAPHIC.


"Eve's brilliant star shines forth;


And o'er the wood,


The blood red moon hangs,


Like drop Of blood"


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A new way to build church is to be at
tempted at Troy.


The Railway to Saratoga is to transport pas
seneers at half price for three days, the pro-
ceeds TO be applied to the erection of the build
ing.


The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be fin
lshed some of these days we have no Doubt
Certainly it ought to be-and the sooner the
better.



SAD AccIDENT.-We learn from the Bati-
more papers that an interesting youth of l6,
was drowned on Monday in the Spring Gar
dens, whittier he had gone in company with
others for the purpose of fishing.


my dear wife as the husband exclaimed
as he looked at the milliner's bill.