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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, THURSDAY MARCH H. 1871
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
\ITE have hand assortment Of best Equality
w suchas
Brown, loaf crush ed and powered Sugar
Old lava and green Coffee
Gunpowder, t1aek aud Young Hysoa Tea
Madeira, sherry ami other Wines
Cosnse Brandy, Rum, Clio, and other Liquors and L.
quor Cases
Roe Hcrriogs, In whole and half bills
Msekerel, No I. In half aud quarter bbls and kits
Kits Of Tongues and SQUADS
Limitation English Cheese
Fresh Raisns, Almonds and Prunes
Mustard, Olives, Capers, &C. for sale by
de- RANDOLPH AZ HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
ORRIs TOOrH MAsH-

TIE Orrs Tooth wash i purely vegetables preparation
posrcfrne The properties Of ceansLig the Tseh ami
houh, restoring the Gums healthy state ana rrsvsn
nH any UNPLEASANT taste down In the aouh wkefbsr
aiog rem deeayed or iron deranged aaie Of ne 40
mach y designed 10 be used with the Tooth Brush sDf
VII - found supersedo The necctsitv Of powder re-
eeiNeu lnd for saicb BY JOHN a. EUSTACE a CON
tna tt-u ,inore heicr fire Bel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
LATE WORKS.

LATE NONhHs
SELECTIONS fom the nTiiish Poets, BY q Hsieck
- selections non The American Poets, BY william Cullen
ne Ire and wrtnzs Of Or samuel johnson selected
and autnred ~ Erv Nm z Parc
Three Voyages forfhe discovery Of North Wcei Pas
sage rou the Atlantic The Pscf- and narrative cf
suemriio reach The Norh Po.c, by 81 W Parry capt
RNFRS
wv Ysars before the w.'' Personal N.I5,ys 9fL
80 sd.or. shove tbs Ben TsSs1n.
NEW AND CHEAP day GOODS, FOR
- CAsH-Ftsruary, 1871
" Unbesehsd cotton spers, u yards wide, only one
shilling
Lincaiabis diapers, 4 yards wide, ouly p ~
DO % Do % % ~ "a
5oeces yard vide cotton Sod Ihesp csrpeuugs 20 AMI
3 cents
100 hemp besrth rugs, only nc
Nsri vide wool carpctingS only SCI, 75c andel
90 bales cotton urushurgs q. 10, "A and is3o
81 40 ard blcat he'd and unblcnc he'd shlrinfs
nom q. s 10 1910 and fncr
Scsses5t aai 81 unbeashed COTTON shrtsgs, "a ca
andts
10 pieces hrrniiurs sacoes al 10 I2Ie L. and aasr
ZOO DO caicoes, no. 3, 70, i2ic, IL aud hner
dozsn ladies' me white cotton hose, great bargain
LOO while and colored Nuns nonncts opiy soc
Mouselin Dc lsuca, from ~ "a ioSs snd fner
lace
ms above few ofihs cheap Good. % y es,sas
- ~ toNeteo.
(tLOvEH SEED, az LOO bushels lfiuie Clover
- SEED Orchard, rnoihy ssd Herds Grass SEED, lu,t
r. n woRTHAH, MsaRupER a co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

GEo. A KEEN a co. have lately received, and are
VI now opening lstgs and well selected assortment Of
ready male Clothing consisting almost every article be-
longing TO Eeneman's wardrobe; which they sell
for cash. At rs per cent deduction firtneI prices
The proof can be furnished BY calling their store on
Main street, next door below Gay q Bentley's.
GEO A. KEEN q co.
BEAVER FRoCK AND BIG coats
Weave fun supply, ami more eoining-priees from sl5
10 e(5-warranied well made
CAssIMERE PANTS-Fne for si0; medium
DO 81
vEsTs-Eyery desc ripton OF Vest, from s2tos &C
. COLLARS, BOSOMs, sTOCKS-The largest
and moot fashionable assortment offered Rich.
mond; together with complete assortment OF Gloves
SuspendeIs Hose, Pocket Hdkis Buck Shirts and Draw
eIs, AMI great many artices,
AL OF which we determined TO sell prices ess
can be purchased in the city.
- GEO KEEN A TN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
NEW BOOKS,

y lew NDOUNHg
Received by SMITH & PALMER-Feb. o.
MIGHT and Morning, by Bulwer
~ Distinguished Men 81 Modern Times being Volume
CXNlI and CNXlV of Harpei's Family Library
Lie Of Dewii Clifton, by James ReuWck. l. D. Pro-
fessor Of Natural Philosophy Columbia College being
Vol CNXV Harpers Family Library
Who shall he Hen by Miss Ellen Pickering author Of
Prince and Pedlar; The Quiet Husband &C e2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

WE have Tor sale Parm Of rs or 30 aorea lying ON
w the New Meadow Bridge Road LEADING 10 Cold liar
bour' aud about "a miles from Richmond Tho lsndis IN
good ordcr, having been much improved, viii sbun
lance Of wood for The support Of the place There on
" comfortable wooden dwelling h6uss conisuing siE
looms an ovorfecrs house, srfe well built co house
and other necessary uut houtes-Thfge D a large and
vey rich market gsrdsp w which hcfc b ~ large
apparatus beds % The hnest kinds The terms sale viii
ooyeu liberal Applyto
@ls RiCIL HILL Jr. a 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
RAZORsl RAzORsl

"what Inan has TO III every day,
lie should endeavor TO DO well I"
HAVE just received, 81 my own Importation, very
perior assortment Of RAZORS, from the celebrated
manufactures OF Joseph r. gers ron, Wade a Brothers,
and Joseph Eiors made expressly to my orders with
1hO's ryrer" etched each BLADE consequently, take
peas0re recommending these Razors all my friends
and customers who are ioad Of a smooth shave
fell TYEhR-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

The Steamer BALLOON, CAPT. wOOLsEY,
having run the asi week opposite days the combined
iorces and lcarns that the Travelling public has for
Der OF years bsena-eusiomed leave Norfolk and Rich
mond follows, which will be the ia, Of the Balloon on
and aher Tuesday, NV. 2ith.
L,are Norfolk er,'y Tuesday, Thursday and Saf,sr
doy mornings.
L,or. Richmond erery Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings.
FARE from NORFOLK 10 JAMESTOWN One
Dollar cry PoLNT'-7iro Dollars; RICHMOND
Three Dolidrs. Returning from RICHMOND 20 CRY
P0LN7-one Doiiary JAnESTO WHITE Doilars !;
NORFoLR-Ihree Dollars. And occasion will
shavc Of the public patronage.
persons forbid trusting OF Balloon
owuers nov 23-dif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
ATTENTION. MILLERsIi

GARLIC CHEAT, COCELF, AND BUSTING aCuFpy
WOVEN WIRE, FOR MERCHANT MILLS, Ss
NttSON bALDERsfON would respectfully nfyfni
w MiNcta and others that he 10 prepared 10 execute
:. usual r. MS wire sud Sieve Wsfehouse, No Ll1m
street. wharf Garlic, Cheat, Coo klc and Dusfnr screen
wire % superior quality, and AZ educ Cd prizes
Heslsn makes and has hand = fts fins hrra
assortment 81 SieVes Riddles and strrs Corn
toai Ore, Rye, Coo ale. Meal. which dispose
% me Town ADD Connt' trade, a. low puces
ORDERS for any u no above articles WILDE received aGd
orwsrdeds - heretofore, By
ia LII IAa a nEO RINarnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

"a A very co,alorable Home snd 10, near R,c,.
f,4fA mond Tho Iotoonit - acfea N Zoe nrter.--
en- &e u wouil nass a. esesliens Market or
Farm Of % aerea Two mites frsm Richmond ,,h a.
ecilent nuiinxs br small family. Ace atrden and eood
esrg sod stables, sboui acres " meadow Land end
4 v.laaols Farm o. abew Is scr,s o. f.al bsh nlls
ron hrhmond gsod Building. fof ne aceonmeraion ~
ersps Vines oi fhe best raIlciics PrH ffsss al ~
APpV 70 20 n hIcn, iilit, ~. 4 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

EAU7IFUL BRUNETTES-why will yon suffer
those sagreeabs dcmOns atoms ola beard Tefu-in on
your upper W.. when u ecu be Cscctuay removed by
ing D.. Goursuds Dcpiaioiy Powders without injur.
ing the skin "a the shiesi CeRTrel Laies this
invaluable ecmp0.itiOn tested before purchasing
For sale al the Agency, by Lady. Price 81 per bot.
tie
DOCAHONfAs, Leseud, with historical AID tradition
AIRY notes by LADY % gion;Eond. Conicnts-
Vile, the Mohcr. Mtoa's lao her tuothers sfave.
haioa. auiy sketch, Naus4uas, The exile The return,
the visit and pfopaecy The capuviY the lanng Pocahnu
tass barsu. tie aud departure Of Poe abontas
an unlocked for adventure, the embarrson AMI VOYAGE
20 conclusion notes. with beautiful plate, "Msnioas
Psge" For ssc az
w RANDOLPH a Co.'S
fe 81 B.ok aud Fancy Stnre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

hook AND STATIC merry.
I w. RANDOLPH - co in ad,iuisn 10 their
usual good assortment o. Books, Statanery aud Fan
cy Goods vii receive week twu their Spring .up-
ply. Country Merchants ahd others respectfully so
eied n call and examine their stock and prices before
purchasing.
B0OK-BINDING.
Havinr tac he'd 10 our store Hindcry We are pfenare
70 execute binding Of every Description
Certs aud Merchants hooks made u order n the best
STYLE
Music aud Nusics Instruments on hand IN large ausnt
tics
Cd Books taken IN exchange o5 new.
W RANDOLPH Co,
z doors below EaFlcy's Hotel
fe 2 Main stree. Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
DINING WARE.

I(Llb thimera Grauife
ID Dove Color 10
CoTinthian ~
White 40
Liverpool Dining Sets, Of various rsnsrns.n
. sTEDBINs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11


FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers have the pleasure Of informing their
fr,en'ls and the public generally. thar they have
ceivsd their Fall Goods which selected the
Northern markets BY ri the hfrn embracing follows
HATS.
Hack Russia Hats, all shapes
DO Nufria do do
DO close Beaver do
Do Muskrat Napt do
DO Coney black and drab do
DO Brush do do
Do silk OF various qualities
DO Moeskin do
80 dozen black, brown and drab Wool Hats
CAPS.
suPerhne outer Fur
DO Seal do
do Muskrat do
DO COney, various qualities
900 dozen Hair seal
SeeiIe do
Genemcns, Youths and Children's Cloth do OF every
variety Of pattern
Fancy Velvet Caps for infants
LADIES' Riding Caps
HATTER'S MATERIALS.
Sur,otted aud raw Russia bur
MuEktat do
Gum shollac; Alcohol; Extract OF Iogwood
Jack Cards; stopping Brushes; Hat screws
Tip and tissue Paper; silk and cotton Tips and sidss
Plain and hgur ed Pelongs; Angola and silk Plush
Purple, cream l4wn, blue and black skivers
Coarse aud I'm. Bow Strings
Black and jrab landings and Bindings OF various quail
ties
oil silk, braid and nuns Bonnets
With many other articles, numerous for adyer.
useDent-a Of which they feel disposed soil the
mos accommodating terms, at Wholesale or retail
sc ~ JOHN THOMPSON Il CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
eENTLEmEN's nooIs; Ar So = D q

GENTLEMEN in want Of Boots informed that we
VI have a large assortment the above prices. They
can be handsomely and comfortably fitted They are nv
cd TO call and suit themselves
II. BURLINGTON & CO
fe I6 Maoxion TTouae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

MtsIc FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
SnTH PALMER have receives, by recent arrivals
~ from the Northern Cites, further supply ofthe aies
and most Fashionable Music Tor the Piano forte few
various authors for The Piano. Flute Violin Guitar Claro
with hssseai issi-Hrenis from most
Celebrated Manufacturers. 80
S,Adbbdmal Music viii be regularly received,
hmousi he Collection uay be found the FOL
i n,s,y: Dc s,Ss Bark Poor Be.y '.llor.
March The hOrn Of my loved
fhe harrisons, with Wig Rapture Dwelling
The New caehueha, or sweet Blue ta,ou Eve,
NJ Ar US me Css.ne, Nine cheers to tho girls we
Bslnore Convention Song, A place in thy memory,
with vsneits Dearest
Town the tear that steals, BY When the quiet
The author Of Flow gently skies
Sweet Atm Beauiiful day
Home OF my Childhood You do moi think 50 DO you
you think have a merry The Belle OF the South. a
heart new GiIlepadc
j remember how may child Wake, maiden, waks-tho
whistle and IN come to oh never doubt love thee
beautiful Wee, For THE GUITAR.
O ny To the Prare We have been friends to-
j have gaIed eyes gether
brisht as nlne Flow gently Sweet Alton
dssn,unge OF Flowers Ia caehueha -Cas,inets are
vi this Love, or Jesse Nc giy sounding
Kahaleen MAvorncen Duet -
There grows Bonnie Brisr Parry Boy, by 5 Lover
love her sirl auIhoress OF We have iiy.
MeIrTy on tne Mountain ed and loved together
yr wave en-. Ny Boyhood's Home, from
twas an Evening OF Beauty Amhe
love but thee, by I Moore Erin Is my Home
FonIest affections stu cling place In thy memory, dear
70 nome
Oh no they shall not The spot where born
rrue l1ys mn never Gorget
My Normandy lCarrer Dove
Woodman that Tree Ihear IN ma ste ak Of nv Fa
life on the Ocean wave Their Land
Flow gently, swe, Alton Maid OF Iudah-of no more
All thing love thee, do shah the chIrei OF Judah
by boyhcods Home sing
wet sheet and lowing great variety of Airs Ron
Art thou happy lovely lady dos, vahAIious waitzes
awake, awake Love Duets, Vocal and lnstru-
Angel OF Charity mental Picces
Come brothers arouse blank Music Pauer and su-
iareweh TO the Mountains sic Port Fol lot OF very
J bade thee not farewell superior Violin aud Guitar
D bid me not 10 wed HIM sunss,jus imported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

TNEO. q ALLEN, tiofncfly ronnesled eIn INa IIpuss
" % nenc,lct = bsnetlct hrnetIet 4 neaeasf 4 Co
sNss W4eies ant Jeucry - VI nfres 20 rtslra Nse
YORK Wholesale retail Oilers 90 sale Al dssr Flnr rs
psanur inde rulsnl sseofd Lenae 49, Vefrs Wsstffs.
siso psanond fiu-, Rinfs. Gid fenfa and an arrsf-
assi pticfs Wsichesand1 ewery sseiaagad " bsartt
~ Wsn stls.,. W selfs, Nee Ysrk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

DIR. sWAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP 90 PRUNUs vpoIsIANA
o., Wild CHERRY.
TsOR Coughs, Colds, Asihmas, ConsunpJona, or any
symptoms lndestyo 81 Peciorai Disease. A supply
received and Tor alic ~ 80
IYElt, IoHNsrOS a LYELI,
eS A. Mcgihiee's Oid Sand. Richmond, Va
HATS uATsfi HATsW
lust received splendid Of beautiful HAS Of
The iacst nshons com isnF, IN part efdnes bcavsrs
uurse Russis rabbits end brosh Has 81 no sreaest
article.
Also. few easts Zoe Noleskia Plush Hsis an ef
which were maize % order expressly or ny rcia s.es
and oefcd 70 cusioe snd the pubic aac pce
ss csnnoi hil TO give enfirc satisfaction.
ErIt CO-PARTn EnsHIp. -.
A lEN DUNAL having ihis day nkcn JfyfN fUuCEIL
"A mo pat.nershlr, ~. Aro,hecny aud Dros busl
AlEx. DUvAL
hl 1oDN PuRoEtl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

THE SACRED Ny1sI7TNas or TIE A
~ POSrLEs AND EVANaEIIsTg a.
JESUS CHuiST, eoinmonly siyis The NEW TFs-
IANENI, transstsd from the ORIGINAL GREEK. By
PENDiN, by Aiefandcr Catnpbell - y ~ =" y
ITO Christian gYSrfN, M re(sreacs N The uSfoN
OF CHRISTIANS, and aHEsrO RAMON oF FHINITIve
MA ION, BY A. Campbell.
Also, PSALMS. HYMNS and SPIRITUAL SONGS orr,
glnal and selected complied BY Campbell, w srotf
Stone aud Johnson~adapted 70 The Chrisiian Re.
ha6n.
~ LOGAN WALLER,
mB iiereet shotkoe fIiI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

CtAPERToN CRUMP cross srest foNsyo's Bu1le
~ hase ln storse1 haHa prime RIO end 100 % srufa,
lava and Nancaibo Co6fe; 20 hhds Porto Rico and ~
prime q CroN sgara 100 ssrks Sa ofsuneriof qaalyt
- tons Paeer 5on fercea tsi go kers Nais escorted
% nus bar frOnFiih general aseorlneo n sriice
80 % The radssad WILDE receiving In aihis fhfir
al SUPPLY, which el be extensive. ar F BE- offered az
prize suifsttotic The usual advances made Oh
an produce sent - thsu,fs sell ass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

LHELL, JOHNSTON a. LRELL,
Al James NehlLdoe's Old Sfdnd RiehDond, Virginia.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in 'Drngs
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters MI
eles, Oils Window Glass Glass. Ware, &c, which they
willEell on Ito raj terna.
Nutmess, Mace, Indigo Snuff Maceabuy, Lo Iril.
Castle Soap, Cloves, hrfs, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, black Lead
CoFperas, Rotten Stone staughton's Buffers, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Asbos, starch Sup. earb. Soda, Putty
LiqUorce Ball Logwood, Seidhtz Powders soda To-
saleraius FIG Blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder cd Ginger and Root Sastor Oil In bottles
white Lead, dry aud IN OIL Kpsos salts Flour sulphur
jamaica GingeJ. SaitpefIc Lux, in bottles, lrimstone
oil PePpoTR.m, and other LueioI Matches
essential OTIS British Lusre
Isnglass, Russia Olive oil, In baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda. sr washing 49,
OILS-Wintor strain sperm; Fall do; Linseed Neats
loot, Spirits Turpenune.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-Surgieal Instruments,
Ancets Evans's best, imperialism, warrant.
ed genuine; Apoihecsrcs and confectionery Glass
aure, assorted Of all descriptions; Walls, B,tlcs CoIk
&c; PcrfumeTy, soaps Tooth brushes, Powders, -.
Paints dry and ground In OIL Ols Window Glass Brushes
Colors aud PalnIera' Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INEs-Physlcians and
Country Merchants select Goo, from as Large and
good an assortment az can be ouncn any other
he Sntcs. Virginia.
,H- The moH prompt attention paid to packing aud
shipplnR orders NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

sUGARs, COFFEE, TEA, SO &c.
e cry beet brown Sugars
New Orleans DO
Very fine crushed do
Superior old Java Coffee
DO Maracaibo do
Do Sumatra do
EETs fine Gunpowder Tea. For sale by
Ell = b ABBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

NALL al KEEN CO's before purehssas Sour Cloth.
" inf ese@nere-" you ran save ~ pr cent "-ahd
" aee nc ~ q ~, psnny s,ve y 10 earned
l9aal supplies " hoif sifc4Y cnagisa sssonmshl and
wv 9Fet sqeh indoeonenis e canhy compensate NE
For ste a eos, ,nase room or more scssonibe goods
aDou dozen Reversed Ffock Cos tffhe hest aia ty
Pants ~
Recently arrived 20 dez Collar. 10 dos s,oets Is sos
bosomsi a every price AZ sbs sipof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE COpsItnershp heretofore existing between JAMES
Il NJ. RATCLlFFE& G. r. JONES, under the styt Of
James Raielde Co. expired by articles Of agreement
on 3lst December last. The business will be conducted
hereafter by James NJ Raeiic, the stand formerly
cupied by NJ. Radcliffe & 20 who is alone authorized
- settle al claims tue 'he lsfo Who will ds
charge all claims due ICm them; e. IcrCs having cispo-
sed OF his entire interest TO J. NJ Ra-cHfe.
JAMES Nc EATCLIFFE,
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

OLD wINEs.-we have on hand and offer for sale
~ PomsI's fue Old sherry Wine, paie apd brown in or
casks also, Newton, Gordon, Murddek 4 Coz Old Mads
Wines, m qr casks half or casks and pipes-amonz
which lev ~. casks supFor, of tho
1914 JNO u TRfP1.Err q SON
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
A Hint to Parents.

Many. no doubt, on reading the above title, will
rurn away from it, saying, at least feeling, that
too much has already been written on parental du-
lies and obligations. 1. is indeed hackneyed
theme every scribbler, who feels longing TO say
something for the edifcation of community, thinks
OF something TO say to parents But we have some
peculiar claims upon you, and would beg! your in
diligence this once
You have entrusted to the education of your
children at least, for time you expect us TO be
faithful ia fulfilling the charge-to utmost
efforts to benef, them; and of obi
CATION assents We know--we feel that ought
TO be selfdenying, unremnng, peIsevering in our
iabors to instruct and improve them. But here we
meet with obstacles, and no, the least Of these is
tho want Of punctuay among our pupils. This is
an evil from which we have in vain endeavored TO
escape; i, meets US daily and defeats. in many
ways, our hopes and desires for their improvement
The frs. half hour Of both forenoon and afternoon is
broken in upon and disturbed by the entrance ofthose
who are tardy; those VINO may have engaged in their
stud es are Interrupted, and rectaons lost by
the pupils themselves. Then this habit is necessa-
rly followed by dimnution Of interest in The en-
ployments of the schoolrovm with the tardy
scholar, business generally drags heavily through
the day. And his sp rit is infectious, it communi-
Gates itself to very many who come within the
.phere Of his influence; he is not alone in his mat
,en,ion Add to this the injury that is done by the
establishment of habits of irreguarty and tardi-
ness the habits that are formed at school often adj
here to the individual in mature years, and the
pu Pill that is habuaily, few minutes too late at
school, W i'll be few minutes too late through life
But is not possible that you should feel. rs We DO,
the evils Of tatGiaess in a school, we cannot present
them to you paper,-you need our post Of OBJ
seryaton and you need 10 stand there day after day
and week after week, do. watching ''the signs
of the times" in the little community in which we
preside.
Now wo would not intimate that the blame is al
ways chargeabIe to the parents, we know that much
is TO be attributed to the thoughtlessness and
waywardness Of youth. But we ask that you will
cooperate with US by using your utmost efforts to
promote their punctuaty. We ask that you VIII
never deiain them and thus cause them TO DE few
minutes to late for once, when il can poss IDLY
be avo ded, and that you will your influence to
awaken their iniei est, no that they will make exer-
lions for the same object. Always make ii appear
an important matter, as it really is, to be in the
school-room at the moment of commencing, and
it, at any time. hardness is Unavoidable LEI direct
excuse from yourselves of the fact. Thus
you may essentially aid US in our labors, while at
the same time you benefit those whose Improvement
is, to yourselves, of hyh satisfaction
B. L. A.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
Funeral Procession Of Napoleon.

Alter brilliant reception at St. German
the cortege proceeded slowly to Courbevoie
where II arrived about half past three in
the afternoon. The day was bitter cold,
yet scores of thousands of Parisians of all
but the lower classes repaired to ST. Ger
main, Chateau St. Denis, and Asnieres.
The Aotila arrived at Coureevoie at half
past three in the afternoon of Monday, and
the same honors as those decreed at Pecq,
Chatou, Eplnani. St. Dennis. SC, were
there paid to the remains of the Emperor.
The five batlalions stationed at Corbevoie
were under arms and drawn up along the
left bank of the river, which was covered
with an immense multitude who saluted the
remains with deafening acclanations
At five o'clock Marshal Sout, Admiral
Duperre, and Nj. Duchatel arrived at Cour-
bevole, and repaired on board the Dorado
steamer to pay their homage to the Prince
de Jolnville. Shortly of the Duke de Ne
mours joined them, and spent part Of the
night with his brother. Al the steamers
were Illuminated. aud the tripods of the
tumuiar boat threw out flames during the
whole night. ....
The Prince de Joinvilie remained on
board, and only few OF the sailors were
allowed to land One man, however came
on shore by special leave, who no sooner
set his foot on the quay than he was sur
rounded and embraced by all the Generals
in presence Of the troops. This man. Ser
geant Hubert, had never abandoned the
Emperor dead or alive. After the demise
of Napoleon, he assigned to himself the
mission OF guarding his tomb, which he had
plously discharged ever since the 9th Of
May, 1921.
This morning, long before day, the pop
ulation was seen proceeding in the drec-
ton of the Batriere de i'Etoile, by which
the cor,ege was to enter Paris. Most of
them, however, did not stop there, but
pushed on to Neuilly, the avenue OF which
was in the course oil short time occupied
by at least 400, 900 or 500, 900 porsons.-
The troops of the line and National Quad
soon after arrived, and drew up on the
ground allotted to each corps on both sides
Of the avenue. 4--f... .....
The Dorado steamer had left her staten
in the centre OF the river, and was moored
near the debareadere. The "a seamen of
the Belle Poule who were to carry the cof-
fin ashore were standing on each side OF the