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At Paris, January II, quarter TO P M. Five
per cents opened a, lC8f 99c, and closed a, l09f
soc. Threes commenced at 19f G5c, and closed al
T9f Csc,
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Faithful and old.

The Resolution for The recognition Of he haepead>
eace Of Texas passed The Senate or Tie st day o.
March, by a cote ofttrefst " three 10 nineteen.
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In contradiction Of the extraordinary rum ors
that no express mails had left the Lake end OF the
Rail Road since Saturday, we lay before oar read
ers the following note from the contractors:
Mr. Gisson-In the Picayune Of this morning
we find il insnunted, that the express mails have
been at the Lake since Saturday last, and thai mo-
ney had been used as bribe 10 keep them back.
The mails since Saturday have gone regularly eve
~ day. There is no express mail from mere l"
Mobile; i, goes in the great mail bag that far, and
men en- ifp'''e'' n h sEcKWSiri,} Contractors
The tea oil discovered by English travellers in
China in 1882 beginning to attract the attention
of the commercial world II is procured from the
seeds Of the cameAia oleifera by expression. The
Chinese use il as an csculcnt and illumination
The taste is said TO be pleasant and might be sub
stitu,ed for Florence oil. 1t is called by The Chi
nesc cha ye,r. As substitute for salad oil, it is
beginning 10 be used extensively in English India.
Sir Thomas Tpshur, superintendent Of Bermn-
ia dock yard has been very active in nffording as
sistunce to the American vessels lately in distress
on those Islands,. Americans will mol BIO back
ward in rcciprocaing this kind attention.
II commenced showing in Savannah on the 9TH
Instant about 5 o'clock in the morning, and was
1 continuing arr r. M. when our correspondents o
1.-The Georgian and Republican closed their favors
The snow was then 10 inches deep. Such an
event has not occurred in Savannah for thirt,
years. Tho Inauguration day, we fear- was
stormy one.
All that valuable properly known ms the Battur
of this city, assigned ,ohe late Mr. Livingston il
the compromise Of The old contested claim Of Ora
vier and others, has been aecrccd TO his legal repre-
rcnia'iyes by the decision Of the Supreme Court o
the United States at their last term. The qnes
4 ton was argued by Clay and Crtendenfor the op
positc party, and for Livingston by MIR White o
Florida.
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A crowded house to see Celeste last night il
the Wept.
Go and sc e the auionaton thea re and panoram
| NJ tho Western EXCHANGE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Resolved, That the Ordinance adopted
3ist January last, providing for the adjudi-
cation of the making of the side walks
during the year 1887, be so amended, that
the setting of the curb and gutter. stones
with three feet of paved support or counter
banquette, be adjudicated per running foot
land that the laying of the side walks
with bricks be adjudicated per square
yard.
Sent to the Mayor, I'd March.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Partic ulars have been received. The Emperor
Tankwang entered his 55,h year the o0th Septem-
her last During the prevalence Of great drought
in the province Of Pekin, finding that the burning
Of incense by his royal hand had no effect he or
dercd that all the criminals should be discharged
from the ails Of that district, in hopes Of propia-
ting the showers. Thus, when uil the.rest of the
world is breaking the iron bands of ignorance and
superstition, the Chinese have not made ono single
effort TO shake off the customs and habits Of their
torefathers. They are bound down by the tyran.
ny Of thirty centuries.
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u The brig ELCY, from New York, is diSchsrging
two tiers below the Upper Cotton Press. Coss noes
wi please attend to the receipt of their goods
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NTINES-l32 boxes red wine, 81 baskets cham-
w paiGn 100 baskets oil, and bids L wine, direct
from Bo deaux landing from ship Indus, and for sale
by JULIUS VAlitIN,
MIL 96 Pnyilrns t.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Unity kegs northern utter, so bbs. Rock Gin, old;
IL 20 Dbl Peach Brandy, old. For sale by
"a. Fl. WALLACE 81 co.
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Dmys No, 81, and 497, are requested to leave
their TIC cts for eight barrels Pork hauled from steam
boat Madison TO burque Norfolk the will be prosccu
tel for the cost of the same
milo ROGAEI Il LA MTHQRN .Ga Gra,,;e. e.
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TIL ERRING S.-li4 bis Of vc ' b. st quality, would
u Il he sold very low, 10 close sales Immediately y.
GEO. JOHNSON,
mil t,aupnop stroot
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CARD.
CAMP STREET THEATRE.
March II, 1857, Mr.. t. BISHOPS
benefit, postponed from Wcdne sday. In the course
OF the evening Mr.. Trus, will perform solo on the
harp. Places may he secured al the Theatre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

10 The schooner PATAPsCO, FROM Baltimore, is dis
charging one tier below the upper Cotton Press. Com
sgneess will please attend the receipt Of their goods
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

u WE arc requested say that the sale Of the town
OF OAKLAND is postponed until Saturday next, the
18th instant milo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

"A GENERAL Meeting oil the fremen, will he held on
IAMonday evening at Armstrong; Hotel in Canal ST.
al seven O'clock JOHN HOEY,
march IL Chairman oc Comn,;,,eo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

DUTTER.-6 kegs Goshen; II ditto Baltimore In
Id sp c;on, for sale. bargain, by
GEO. JOHNSON,
mil %, Common street.
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W The schooner JOHN from Baltimore, is dischar-
gins one tier below the upper Cotton Press. Consg
nees wi please attend TO the receipt of their goods
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6NOFFEE.--650 Bags landing from Havana by
~ by different vessels, Of various qualities. For
sale by ]. 6. BLANCHARD,
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Resolved, That the force OF the Com
'missaries, for the month of March, be as
follows:
First ward Twelve men laborers, six
carts and drivers.
Second ward. Twelve men laborers, six
carts and drivers.
Third ward. Fifteen men laborers, six
carts and drivers.
Each ward two foremen, with the addi-
tional allowance of FIVE dollars per month.
Sent to the Mayor, Cd March.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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TWELVE bales OF ka~ine for sale by
Ill A. ii. WALLACE & co.
mo Bank Alley.
g EVEN hundred sacks Of corn in store for sale by
- A. ii. WALLACE g. co.
mo Rank Alley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Resolved, That the force of the Survey
or's department for the month of March
remain the same as fixed by the Council
for the month of January,
Sent to the Mayor, I'd March.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

RRANDi220 halfpipcs, 5 Or casks, md 5 bbls
ID brandy, direct from Bordeaux landing from slip
Indus, aud for saeby JULIUS YAlRTN,
NIL r.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

,Ok N-hGO bags first quality landing ON steamer
~ lnvinclble, for sale lS Il DORIS EE
march II AZ New eyae
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OfrIcEoF THE N. Y. HERALD,
Wpl nrSlnu Nil


IMPORTANT TARIFF -PuBLIc IAyps-DAyIr1
WEBsTER.-rhe state of things in WASHINGTON is
beeiunngto develope itself. On of the most
important questions of The present day, the tariff,
Daniel Webster, Of Massach uselts, has abandone i
the opposition, and come ont in favor of the ad.
minlstration policy for reduction Of the tariff.
This new Posllionof the great leader Of New Eng
land will reverse the whole policy of tho country,
and create new crisis IN politics, trade and the
currency.
From the best of sources we have reason to be-
lleve also, that the administration wiil, ut no
distant day, come into the views of Mr. Webster
on the subject of National Bank. Mr.. Webster
intends Judge the administration of Mr. Van
Bnren by its fruits. In connection with this view,
Mr.. "A. ii. Everett, of Boston. intends 10 establish
new government paper at Washington. These
are all lin ks of the same chain-nll Indications of
foregone conclusion of the highest importance
TO the country. The great men Of the nation have
been too long estranged from each other. Ii is
time they were united
Both the new tariff law, and The new land sys
TEN, resrnciing the lies TO actual s. tiers have
passed ths Senate. We trust the House of Repre.
sen'at'ves may pass both, end thus restore The
country 10 some degree Of composure.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

DORK-3O0 bb!s pork landing, in and for sale
IL by JULIUS VAIRIN,
mil 26 Poydras st.
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ren.rrrS.-..ss xurIcrp.s11rr..
TuespAr. February esth, 1887.

TuEsnAr, February 2sth, 1887.
Resolved, That Messrs. Gray, Durive &
Co, Lambeth Il Thompson, w. G. Hewes
4 Co. and Sloo & Byrne, be, and they are
hereby authorized to make, at their own
expense, within the period of one hundred
and twenty days, side walk twenty feet
wide of flag stone. in conformity with sire
existing Ordinances; and fs::;;iiiicr, that they
agree to renunnee all claims to the ground
necessary for the continuation of Lacoursc
street, in straight line from New Levec
street to the Mississippi river, forever: the
said agreementt to be pissed before the No
tary Of this Municipality
Sent to the Mayor, I'd March.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

LSLOUR.-46s Lbls. landing from steamer Lexington.
n For sale by G. DORSEY,
ma a Ne,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

AkAcUN--84 casks; Zoo bbs. OF Flour 81 hhds Of
10Sugar. For sale by A. H. WALLACE d Co.
mil Rank AIav
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TASTOR OIl.-20 bbls fresh castor oil, in store and
" for sale by JULIUS VAiRIN,
mil Eroyi psf
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THE TIMES

f1ome-Baron d Caste Rolto blew on, his
brains with pistol in New York, on the Is, inst.
the result of being crazed.
on the LIST of May, the New York Herald Office
will he removed TO n Ann street.
The ship Mercnry, from Valparaiso far Boston.
was wrecked an Pollock Rip, off Chatham, on the
2sd Feb Cargo insurged for $3.50 400
One hundred and sixty.6ve persons died i'll Nem
York, the week ending 18th Feb
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

lCE-A meet ng of Amateurs to perform for the
= brnsht OF the Orphan Boys Asylum. will take
p,aee on sunday next the 18th inst at Il m. The
he punctual. m II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

M EY.-I00 bbIs IonJln9 ON stcamcrLex-
w ngton For sale by &. DORSEY,
ING Al New eyer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

s. TRAYS-Wo> taken up by the night "am ,,,i,
~ 9th of February, bay horse, cropP'u 1'n n
bob tail, with white star in his torehea"' "!i" , I'd
horse with long main and tail, taken up on Tue NJ
stant The owner of said horses are req'cs~"w
prove propert, pay charges, and take lhe NV |"s 81
not claimed before the 18th inst. they WIZ w
public Auction by p. A. Gnillotte, tncliHHe'''
WM. MCDONALD, .,;o,
mlO At Commissarv "a Ward, I'd hluNEIG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

We have dates on our table from Washington,
up to the Cad March. Garland has brought in
report entirely CIRCULATING the Deposile Banks,
an Mr.. Whitney though acknowledging the lat
ter to be sort Of an agent. Pcyton has made
counter report, which has b, en- referred TO the
committee Of the whole, with instructions to intro
ducc bill prohibiting in future, the communica-
ton Of secre, intelligence by the Secretary Of the
Trcasuryto any bank or banks whatever. His
speech was powerful effort
The bill repeating in effect the Treasury Circn-
lar passed the lower house on the LIST, after some
resistance Gu the par of Carnbrcleng, the master
of the rolls. So much for Buckingham! II the
President has done his duty, this extraordinary
measure will no longer harrass the country. We
are prepared however to hear Of the 81 forbid" re-
bukinc hack the Senator's bill.
After brief discussion, little Walkers spccula-
ting land bill was laid en- the table. Thank God.
that the country is saved from another scourge.
The fertilization bill, with Mr.. Bells amend
ment struck out, came before the house on the I'd
Mr.. Bell moved that the House persis. in its a
ent,-curried, III to o.. Only think Of ii
Ill friends Of the people in the House Of Repro,
| senatives! We yet hope for the republic. Il
was returned TO the Senate. Mr. Wright moved
that the Senate insist on their amendment to
strike out,-carrcd, % to %. Only twenty tive
democrats in the Senate!! No more. What car
| they do against the 90 nristocrats? Who ar
these enemies Of the people! Here they =
Benton, Black, Brown, Buchanan, Culhbert, Da
ma, Ewing, Qll.) Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard, King
of Alabama, King of Geo, Lyon, Mouion, Mich
oias, Niles, Norvel, Page, Parker, Rives, Rug
giles, Sewer. Strange, Tallmadge, Walker, Wall
Wrigh-e8, and Messrs. Mou,on and Nicholas
ARE they ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the people
They hare refused 10 gre back TO Me people their our
money. Let this be remembered. So stands III
matter We presume that the Fertilization bill
will rest where it is,-like Mahomct's cofin--be
| tween the two Houses.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Resolved, That the Mayor be, and be is
hereby authorized to appear before the No
tary Of this Municipality, and sign, in be-
half of this Municipality, all contracts au-
thorized to be made by this Council of the
same.
Sent to the Mayor, I'd March,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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VSANNERS' OTL.--50 bbis. su ,,erior Tanners Oil,
H. landing and for sale by $. ~ J. p. WHITNEY,
mil 3, Cont street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

II I'D UN Y l..
hR. DAFlDSON has removed his Office 10 No. 81.
~ Gust ON house street.
mil dim
d II L =, Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

EyLOUR-2 hundred and fifty bbls fine -four Bakers
IL brand, landing from steamboat Mordvial, lr m Gin
cinnati, for sale by BOGERT II HAWTHORN
mil GO Cravier st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

TIME undersigned assumes the business Of te1
firm of lierlnann & Co. and cJntinu the 4
under his name. J. W. SCHMIDT
mil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

TGFFEE-Two hundred bags prime Havana Cof-
~ fee, in store, and for sale bv
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
mil g. Grayier street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

To conclude with The drama of
CHARLES MI.
Charles XII, Mr. Barton.
Adam Brock, Lathum
Eudiga Miss Melton
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Sir Thomas Tpshur, superintendent Of Bermn-
ia dock yard has been very active in aflording as
sis,ance to the American vessels lately in distress
On those Islands. Americans will mol BIO back
ward in recprocating this kind attention.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

IN store-Imperal, gunpow der and by n{5 a'd ave
i sins, SOAP, shclleda' mord's Fd fwee aa,arSns
direct from Malaga; Chanlslgee ni ~ o;pes cid =
gundy wines; superior b;ndies ~ u fR,f critux ~
brandy in hbls,: 80 bales gunny nag IRsTOW
in hhds. for sale by READ y ~ Grayicr strt>
mo ot 49, 70
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

DEANS-148 bbls. " bite and Red 1G6 IBIS. recti-
- fed Whiskey S6 bbls Flour; laHding from stcun,-
boat Lexington, and for sale by
J. NJ. BROADWELL & co.
milo 66, Magazine street.
n ARD-2Oo kegs lard, landing from steamer Clyde,
IL and for sale by JULIUS VAlRIN,
aA9 26 Poy iras ST,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
EXPLOITATION OF GOLD.
TivnrnnoI Der al 183f

Go and see the au,omaion thea re and panoram,
at the Western Exchange.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Walkers Manly Exercises wi lh numerous .hs' rr
Badwins Reports of determined N up ' II. RI
Court OF the United Safes, in and lor ' ne pl
Circuit; comprising the Eastern Dis'f'r ,oa "
sylvuna, and the state of New jersey, ioJ lance
New edition of Saunders Pcndlng ana Ia' 'ns
Amrican, with siderable additions, IN @'''"
| inst received and for sale by ,rvy
II II BENJAMIN LIZ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

UAC0N.-i0 casks Bacon. Cincinnati dried, consist
1O ing of sides, hams, and shoulders in store and for
salc by BOGERT g. HAWTHORN,
mill
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

(NORN MEAL.--I00 bbls. fresh Corn Meal. landing
" from steamboat Moravian For sale by
JULIUS & VAlRIN,
milo &C. Poydrus ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Grand Overture to
N II S n " / + l. l. O.
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4 IHEEiE.-5U casks prime cheese, landing and for
" Sale by S. 81 j.. p. WHITNEY,
rpI0 No Cont
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

rOFFEE-t300 bags Rio coffee crop in store
~ and for sale bv BOGERT Il HAWTHORN,
mil CO Gravier II
LHLOUR-6UU bbs flour landing, and for sale by
IL JULIUS NAlRIN,
mil 26 Foydrus st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

TDOTATOES, Beans AMI Whisky, landing from
IL steamer Sultana. Por sale by G. DORSEY,
:. nl9 Al. Nnu Lrvne.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

RESOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
fHNliE Copartnership heretofore existing betwei1
IL undersigned, under the firm OF Hermann &l1
this day dissolved by mutual consent. +. ". Sch5
is charged with the liquidation Of the afnirs d.
firm. SAMUEL. HERMAN, ST.
A . 4 4 4 l..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

After which the new Grand
OPERA DANCE.
From the ReroH gfMe Harem ty MILE. CELESTE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Il ARD.-350 kegs leaf Lard, of superior quality, in
- store and for sale by
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

NM HIsKEY.-53 Ibis rcctided Wliskey, landing |
w from steamer Clyde. For sale by
m9 G. DORSEY, Al New l.eyer. i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

yHOBAt co $50 boxes, various brands and quality,
IL receiving and in store. For sale low, by
JOHN II. COI.QUITT,
milo M ID Grayier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

M ARTINH DEVEKUX offers for sale a ~ III
ith 20 Tchouptonlas street STOVE, ~ hcsu sold III
cy ccoking of ali yes round, square and rop
and hall do of a new pattern, sandi',s o' hating
not equnlled by any yet made. A ~ ory dcscrlA
sho wer baths, tin and cooper ware OF css's
march . osa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

"A&TED-a young man, who is good account
w ant and of steady habits, can hear Of situation,
by addressing, it'll references, box 2ll Post Office
g PERM CANDLES.-50 boxes New Bedford brand.
- For suleby READ u BARSTOW,
no G7pGravisrst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

10 ACON.-IO casks Bacon, landing roM steamboat
AD Moravian. For sale by JULIUS VAlRIN,
milo 2G. PoyIrnS street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

FElEA-50 cases epch l2--2 Ll. caunisers Gunpow-
u der and Imperial tea, landing from barque Munio,
End for sale by j. TiAYER & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

TIT L.tItTT, III Bl0T1 shN TNl SNle nv
M SLATER, 4! Pnl drus I,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

A1 ESS & lrime Bepf-I52 Bbls. mess and prime
JgA barffur rule by GRlVOT & PAIGE.
M d. LIZ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

~ Co1CH lEJjISKEY-2 puncheols Of fine matt
- Wlriske8Sin store and for sale by
I'D, BElN g. COHEN,
ms Me- 80 Common street
ID UTTERED kegs l2bhls iie. roll butter lulldlg
lDsfrom steamer Michigan, and or saIehy
ms ] NJ BROADWELI. & Co. e6 Magazine st.
I'D AGGING and Bale Rope for sale BY
d InA REAl {. 4 II Ss,rlNN. Liz- Ga a ier IL
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4 tOFFEE Il SEtiARS,-255 bugs coffee, and 200
~ Al Segnrs landing OK brig Octsria, from Havana,
and for sale by HAGAN, NiFEN & Co.
mr. e C,lnnl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

CoAL, Tar, and Bright yarnisha, a aIRWsToM i
" for sale ly DAVID u R;snyilIe ~.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-19

TIE INDIAN SUMMER.

!, comes, i, comes with golden sheaf
In the time Of The sere and yellow leaf,
4 md i, filings the fruit from the Blended tree,
And scatters it round in its reckless glee,
III plays on the brow Of the maiden fair,
And parts, with its fingers, her raven hair.
II comes, i, comes, and its mins,rei's wing
Der Tho CLASSY lake is quiveriag,
with music, soft as the mellaw strain
OF zephyrs over The swelling main,
IL giaddens the Wales as il flnats along,
And stream and mountain rc>eebo the song
III comes. il comrs like fairy sprite
Arrsyed in robes eff gosssner white,
And he CARPET olieaves on thee round is spread
And the flowers yield meath lis conquering
tread,
Tor its strides alorg in lis kirgly way
Like shadows thai iii, at the close OF day.
IL comes, i; comes, and the ripencd grain
IL wrsathins crowns for its golden reign,
And the bright eyo sparkies with liquid light
s.ks the star eo,hroned on the brow Of night,
And the tceming fields their Offering bring
At thc tainted shrine of the Autumn king.
NJ. w. r.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-19

The Cincinnati Earthquake Volunteers
mus, have excited roaring laughter. The
Generals spurs were 8 feet long, his coat tail
dragged on the ground, his old continental
chareau was five feet from tip tn tip. His
aid wore Tin toledo 10 feet long, strapped
10 his shoulder. On one side was Biood or
Hh,shey, ard On The other was Rhai Ikilf
eat.
There were saveral knights Of La Man
cha, an ichahnd Crane, a DIR. O'Fooie with
hand saw To amputate, Rat Traps with cats
IN them were worn for cartouche boxes one
ol tie privatrs had on fancy dress of . goose
There were several Indians These rare
soldiers Terminated their freak by quadrlles
and ,UGltsing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-19

Statistics Of Colottred Persons in Philas
de!phIa. In a recen, publication from the
Moral Reform Society of Caored Persons,
it is Stated that their number in the city and
country IL about twenty five thousond-,he
real estate owned by them on which they
pay taxes il valued al eight hundred and FL
~ thousand do'lars-ihat they have fifteen
churches, and thiriy-four clergymen Of diff
ierenf sects-twen'y- one schools-seventeen
Sunday schnnls, with one hundred ard twen-
'y-hve tcachers-siXiy- four benevolent secis
cites for The relief of members in sickness.
&c.-tour temperance societies, &c.-PhiE.
lag.