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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
Valuable Property, im indianapolis, :lt
Private sale.

rHNIE subscriber offers very favorable terms
n neal estate ia indianapolis,
Lot No in No So Mississippi opposite the
louse which complete dwelling house, occupied
by M. Young.
ALSO
half No having
and Maryland streets Of lO5 West 42O is
situated opsie the residence Of John Carlisle, El and has
frame dwelling house upon
ALSO,
Out lot No. l4 which lies Of and adjoining the last named
lot fronts 2O feet Washington and Mary land Streets
2lOO acres and has dwelling hrse upon ii.
ALSO,
Block No 3D. containing this is the fh block
and in the Of blocks House
copied by Benz. Gordon.
ALSO,
Out lot No. 27, which
o. by streets.
ALSO,
Forty d wood fractional section
which of
Mill, White forming Is
Any all Of these sod
pun haseTs and them afford handsome
denees the dOnaiOn they win be rented until Sold
Application be made 10 l.. !, WILSON, Agent
34-3w FIR rgRRV A. RoRINsoN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

ANOTHER NFw ISvENrIoN.--The Boston Bost of
Saturday, gives this account Of an invention which,
if successful, is likely to be formidable competitor
TO Morse's Magnetic Telegraph:
We were highly entertained yesterday afternoon
by exhibition of invention for transmitting sub
Stances through tubes or pipes, with great velocity
II is the purpose of hs invention to transmit letters
packages any distance which may be desired with
the rapidly almost Of lightning. The process by
which this is accomplished is very simple, consisting
merely of an air chest, which is charged with ar by
force-pulnp contiguous to the chest. When the
chest is sufficiently charged with air, the letter or
package is placed in the feeder, and is Immediately
discharged through the pipe with great velocity, and
perfect safsy. Coll Reed the INVENTOR is Of opinion
that an outlay of 10000 would insure the transmits
sion Of letters AMI packages between Boston and New
York, with perfect safety, in the space If half en-
kour 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
FRESH ARRIVALS.

vET GUILD respectfully inform his old and the public
w generally that he has just received ro the Eastern cities,
where he has selected with and chased
Medicines,
lassedrs, PANS Ols Furnishes, Spirits f TArpHHs Waite Leao
Glass DIE WoOd Dye S Pure Res tad Liquors. Brushes,
Soaps Cosmetics PeEamey Spanish igG and Src Car
with article his
his stock principally for enabled and de-
very redsed Prices for casa, for such articles Of
trade as he
sans, Country Merchants, Peders, Printers Fulers Hae
nads respectfully invited call examine his stock and
prices
will be paid compromising medicines and The
store open a all hours, either by day night
continuance Of the patronage heretofore extended hm respect
invite
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
SPRING SEAT SADDLES.
GREAT BARGAENS---Frices Reduced.

ENlIE subscriber has concluded make further reduction in The
prices Of his Shoes aud Boo. But while he does this, he
that al his work shall be finished in the and subsan
such decided preference the public The
web that Shoes aud Boots purchased a6r = nj
the or less prices but he ordinary ese
stock those o his manufacture VIII eheape in the end Cum
Try Produce will be taken exchange fair Call al BIS old
stand, opposite BIownings. &c A. KN0pLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
ATTENTION,
Farmers and Mechanics.

Bay bchere cheapest,
.3ad sell phere o sell dearest.
WE Subscribers sell goods cheaper aud for Produce
- than before the
NESS their cid stand Stones keeping
four Run IN continual operation dressing
one Run will always be dressing and order They have repaired
their Wagon Shed for the accommodation of FARMERS and the
public rally bags for
the and the mill
No bags be e in the mill than three days after they
mlSed unless special orders he the Miller take the
No bag allowed be taken the MILL
Miller getting notice and taking Of the The highest
price will be paid for Wheat cash.
Corn and
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have received East general
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Leather which will be sold
the lODet for cash! and exchange for Wheat Corn. Lard
Bacon, and in fine for produce generally Salt AT SO
the barrel dollars 100 lbs call
Goods and 90 before purchasing eley here
Connected viii; love, BLACKSMITH SHOP
All kinds of work done 10 order Flows constantly hand and viii
be sold for produce aud COopeTs S.ps. a.,,,
DANIED CARLISLE,
JNO. McCUTChEON.
indianapolis, Sept 81 1874. l46m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
HARDWA
NEyy UAHDyyAIsE :

NEW fAsgDyV AXE STORE,
,,eSisc the N0ruoees Bag, second the
CorRer.
vNE undersigned would respectfully inform the public general
w. he opening, directly Phiia-
lelDhla, an extensive assortment OF
Hardware ana Cutlery
t ali kinds selected expressly foth maket Ills articles OF
qi,y consisting "a part Of shovels Spades Forks Hoes
aud
Rast Files Mil Files, Plane bits, Single aud Double
dnr Materials a kinds and patterns such Knob Locks,
German Lacks Chse Rim lalehes, Thumb Laiches Bolts
Hinges, ud Screws, Of all sizes.
persns deou Of purchasing any article IN the above line
A. we'll 4, cal aaI before
ther places will be sold T cash iof such ar
clesa rade a A. BIRD.
Iada Nav.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
TO MARRIED MEN.

unRAss Kers Tea Kettles COee Nils Knives and FOTks,
Knives britannia Tea aud Table Spoons, Shove
Cani-sticks Also. spien
dad Ikns Gtes, OF different and
Razor aud Stfops superoFquay together with almost every
hrr a,ieIe his oi cash approved cred
nd produce, cheap Hardware opposite ihv Iamer
Iiouss 2i-y A. BIRD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

MEETING HOUSE BURNT.-Thc orthodox meeting
house in west Brattleboro, W.T. entirely dest Dyed
by fire on the I'd inst The bell and clock are the
principal loss, the building quite Old being the
first nIceting house built the town.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
TD RACsfET.OISS.

yuIlIE undersigned hand for cash.
barred Lacks Chisels, Files OF all
single Buttons sc. with general assortment of Hard Ware
caiI and see BIRD,
Palmer Iloanse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
'r,AXFS "a VyDEANA

FENilE undersigned respectfully informs public he
= ubised an agency for the payment Of taxes IN in
the Stale Whilst clerk the AUDITORS office,
be 10 form personal acquaintance make
Of by which his order will be received
the receipts forwarded him without risk Of transmitting
money.
lie viii
aud
alss make safe "a on Fesil, ats and others
From his wen with lie
with large portion OF the lands themselves in the Northern
the state having employed the
them, by the a portion
Hash lands lac hllerS himself thai lac
render Satisfaction % ali WHO may emldsy him-
His cent Is 10 the
under $50 la and # S20
pOstages Ia he paid Ia addition
Ofiee ON Meridian south of Washington street.
AUSTIN W. MORRIS.
Reference is nadeTo fletcher Butler, and o. H. Smith,
neys: NJ McCay Alfred Harrison, Mesas indianaUois James
Harrington, Esq Tene Haute Allen iiltnn Fort Wayne; Mica
jh T. Williams and John Simpson, of CiHcnna WuItz Mus
& Wrtz and Pauldng, West Co., Merchants pkise
pa Hon. Touas H. Blake Commissioner Of General Lani Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
BUCKS PATENT COOKING STOVE.

KE have hand the above celebrated cooking
w The many persons using this this and other
Cities declare themselves delighted with operaon test
the public. In addition facilities boiling
Ing boiling &c has The advant Of ayn nearly Twice
ia which
uniformity, by being all
sides perfectly be- done
much less fuel than senefy used in other cooking half
the ordinary quantity hns amply sufficient Tor all purposes.
the
persons &. Cldy, Morris Sam!.
L. Johnson, Alfred aTrnn, rt Taylor Chs. Woodward,
Harrison, A. w Morris j. 3ush, Hiram Gasion James Hail.
T.. Nave.
In addition Cooking Stove subscribers
hand Premium COOKING Stoves Elevated Cooking Soves
i Stoves Seven and Zen plate stoves which they offer the lowest
prizes. e.. J.C
February. 1915. Dumas fe Past
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
HARDWARE.

MUST from Philadelphia Gaydons Hardware Store,
81 Sign addition stock embracing
sickes,
malta assorted Sizes cast STEEL shear STEEL American blister
and sprns steel ais vices backsms bellows castings,
traces patent knives Feseand
Glass
neuss celebrated stand and hanging lamps for lard looking
glasses building materials of all kinds sadery Fancy and pau
Plush Hog oil cloth careng, Maable castings
work iron aud brass wire brass kettles SC sc.
Indianapois. June ], 1874 30
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
NEW GOODS.

UsT Philadelphia. Graydon's Hardware SoTe,
- large supply OF articles, vz Baidns Mate
% SadIrry Coach Materials Shoemakes Findings, Wagon
nker' Curriers' aud coupers' Tools Backsmls' Bellows, An
wis and Vices Leather oil Ch
tarrnr Maeahic Fancy ainre
Chn kins Glasses, Glass Lantern, Lard Lamps foe sosSs
and uaIor Clol -. Chimney GnsSes aud WickS &C &c.
psr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
NEW AND VALUABLE WORK!
NOW FCSLIsHED AND FOR SALE,
The Indiana Annual Register and
Packet N,nErl. for the wear ND.

FUtIktI Tsifsttsts- TOT M I'll E'tEV.
GtONTAiNfNG Judges
" Prosecuting Aneys, COuut Clerks ktSSsdris, Audnof-,
TasaTcr Shers Jaers Cunni sners, Assesots Sc N"h.
nj Law Minister'S Pysi
Nutaies
Public the Terms and great variety gcnera
formation relative affairs which WIZ BE- hehy useiu anu
convenient 10 every eiIEen The compiled om the must
authentic Usut 40
quality made eNrfessiy for
the parpne-ngce 81 - ceus This every body book
ALSO.
The Daily Memorandum and Pocket
Account Book. for the year 1919.
An Annual publications. expressly adaaed Ia the daily whntS anu
every professional aud business rhtswork VIII
tIt liz printed aVue
Tanum % uks day IA the time and Interest
tables aud rules aud suitable amount at account paper ruled hne
and specially puroce - y Ia aud - eehts agreeaby
doing ncks teig the highest priced
addrrt a. a. Davis bookseller,
nins Hotel Members uf the legislature BY letter
paid Otherwise. will meet prom. attention.
Iudi.uan4fs OCT 9q 1874. 1Gu
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BOOKS.
GUITAR, OR THE HORSEPOWER.
A Tale OF Persia.

JOHN s. EEIUf Esil.
FHNE above Poem with anaoas from the reras OF shz
conng In al about lUO pages u mu, will be publish
ed early May June egandy pfned and Bound 1ney
style
Drr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
BOOK Kimberly
and blank Book MauUfactOry,
AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
La Il q. ID Ell he L L,

0LTBLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-I1
AND WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS srATIoNERY.
AETIL keep constantly hand their Bindery, suate
w Washington Of the Journal office, and directly
opposite Post Office full and supply the
ticles usually kept similar establishments
Dseds Records Cap, Deny, uaa, Royal aud Super Royal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

PURITAN RELIcs.-Just after the death of the mill
ary genius of the PuritanS, Miles Sandish his house
at Duxbury was burned to the ground. The winds
soon covered the site with sand which has remained
with nothing to mark the spot The lapse of two
hundred years has developed the greatness of the Pill
grims to the conscousness of their descendants and
hallowed their memory impart value not only
to their Institutions of unequalled wisdom for their
day, but to their habits and manners and in fact to
all that was theirs. Under this impulse, gentleman
of Massachusetts, has recently ascerained and uncoy-
cred the ruins of Miles Standisis humble dwelling,
and to the mind of Puritan antiquary the toll has
been well rewarded. One of the first things discov
cred was, peck of barley in bag, covered with
charred blanket, which crumbled to pieces on being
handled but the barley was sound though thoroughly
cooked by the fire that destroyed the house.. This bar
ley has been distributed in small parcels to large
number Of persons. But the barley was only
a small part OF the treasure found "hid in the
sand" The old fashioned, long, wrought-iron hinges
on winch the door turned to admit its valorous owner
were enshrIned, an andlron, hammer some glass
bads, used then, as now, for traffic with the Indians
and above ALL part including the lock, of that true
and trusy gun which, IN the steady hand Of Miles
Standish dealt death wherever it was aimed. These
relics to be deposited with suitable Society,"
and Will increase In value centuries pass away and
the benefits of civil and religious liberty come 10 be
more and perfectly enjoyed and appreciated and
the sturdy virtues &c the Puritans come to be more
thoroughly understood They will be held as precious
relics and mementos of the mighty men Of that he
roic age, when liberty to think, believe to speak
TO worship and to act, valued than property
friends. country lfe- They Will be valued when
the blood OF St. Januariu the bones of the saints and
all the other lmpasitions by which knavish priests
have contrved to impose upon the credulity of SUI
PeTstItiens deFotess, shall be east away things de-
tested.
Speaking of guns, we happened to learn the other
day, on undoubted authority that the qua with which
Putnam shot tie wolf, is at the bottom of the Ohio
river. The General and his son Daniel, afterwards
nam of high responsibility in Connecticut were for
some reason at the Ohio, and were crossing if in a
small boat 1t was dark and stormy. The General
rowed while Daniel held the gun. The lad was
frightened and is father reproyed him for his fears,
and hit him kindly with his oar. Alas the gun slip
ped from his hands .-Jourlal Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
EROPE FOIl SALE. CIIEAi,.
NOTICE.

suitable
w haliers, which viii sell bought
elsewhere Il has been used Apply the Sentinel Office
3f-6 G. A. & J. p CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

EASTERN AND SPANISH LEATEkE fS.
Us received lot 81 Spanish aa Cincinnati Leather
- aud Shoe MorOccs Eastern Upper Leather Philadelphia
Skins Lining aud binding skins, Skng Hog and Sheep Skins
all will sell prices
T. NiCOI.AI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

Also disc rpOn of Blank Books. In all their Blank Books
they make OF the and improved patent method Of
which renders them ncompaaby superior those manufactured
the old modes by them greater
and durability, and thereby preventing
speedily decay, has heretofore Oen the
Also binding with and improved mode Of
bng superior that which has heretofore been
Old books bound in style DESIRED and the
terms
The Patent Ruling Machine,
is
cdey machines pur-
pose.
1RAGS wanted exchange books binding cash. and nu-
erouso
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
rs FRAY NOTICE.

rHtIiE undersigned has old souel
u prevent her death has
foot and dim blaze Ia her fehead saddle marks, and
lame The len nd lce and shoulder, and believed be
very old and attend the
IL posting, posted by The
questrd 10 and had by
the undersigned, three miles Mourovia. Mo county
Indiana. MuLLAR HOWELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
GROCERIES.


NV AkkKkt A L OF GfsOCEREES.
hn LBS. Goldfish, barrels Mackere, 20 dried
HOOSt Scotch BeuiRgs, barrels No. Moasses, s.
w. Molasse 500 pounds Saeaus, 10 boxes Malaga Rans do
Zante pounds
Butter Crackers do do Water Crackers 400 pounds Carolina Rice
100 boxes New York Table Salt GOO pounds Lead 400 do
soed Dupons Powder, 800 Cigars 900
Half Spanish Rio Coffee, Imperial
Tea, do. Y Tea hogheads Sugar
received by the subscriber As he has very Groceries,
aud of Toys and Notions
public generally he
throughout than profit no
profit to keep the going CHARLES MAYER,
asst of the Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

JOSEPH Il. STRETCHEIe,
Undertaken and CO1in-Maker,
Washington Street, Nearly Opposite The Post Office.
e. ESPECTFULLY the citizens OF indianapolis
ES& IA and vicinity that he will give his attention the
49, above business with release friends of deceased
~ indispensable trouble attending the death Of
S FRIEND would he prepared undertake the
~ whole business of funerals If desired, thereof
W. reasonable such furnishing either horse
UH hearse built after the approved STYLE Also carriages,
q and every requisite appeanng the above business
J. would further his charges
able 10 in the country.
NJ BAnsndance Should the subscriber fail
of the engagements charge will be made
J. |. STRETCHER.
WIN. w. Weaver g. Charles Williams,
EA NDERTAKERS and Coffin makers, inform the public
EH u that they turned their attention bust
Az4 with the friends Of deceased
from the trouble of attending the death Of friend, and they
X@E8 prepared the whole business of funerals
&[<U They
H8 Tages il required They hand collins Of all sizes
W8 Attendance Their arrangements enable them 10
HI heretofore All orders from the
country promptly attended 10.
indianapolis, Jan. 4th 1874. 29-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

000 BEST SpinishCigars, as Havana Pnncpee Regaa
Tabaeos Nsgro &e 600 dali Spanish do
quality 50pounds appee Macaboy;
besclewing Tobacco, Cavendsh, twist NaOd,
pounds dried smoking chewing Tobacco boxes white
Pipes pipes 10 900 Pipe received and
by the subscribe aiiof which he win sell low
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

EEMfMA DUNKtN separated from undersigned
81 baud, without cause pryocat0n all persons therefore
warned trade with her with the expectation OF paying
debts, fer will pay debts she
February 3, ISIS. 3i-3w-N ARTHUR DUNKlN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

FEMALE ENTERPRISE MIsFoRrUNE.-A young
woman left this city for the South some years ago.
and by her industry and business tao! soon amassed
fJrtune- 1t that, very lately she became en-
barrassed in business and failed. We knew her WE'LL
and have Often admired her kindness towards her
family when affuence enabled Ler to make them
comfortable. correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing from this city thus speaks of her
fall:
The failure of Mis- -, of Mississippi, falls
heavy on the merchants here, to whom she owes
$50 900. Several houses are in for large amounts
from $1,000 to Sl5,0G0 The commercial enterprise
and of this woman has been most extraordinary
Her credit unbounded for years. She has made
her regular visits to this market, and taken off large
amounts of every description of merchandise, and
always paid up punctually. She estimated to be
very rich. She is woman of masculine proportions,
and when she used to attend the auction sales TO make
her purchases, would crack and enjoy Joke with any
man, and always the occasion of great deal Of
mirth and joity. She famous every time she
left this city, for taking off with her half dozen
pretty girls, clerks in her great western Bazaar
whom she could not keep in her employ much longer
than season, they certain get married off
to rich SouhronS that if girl wanted to get well
settled the South she had only enter the service
OF Lydia --. But, with all her tact in marrying
others, she couldnot succeed in getting off lerself
Many rich Jokes told of her. The following has
had wide circulation That she took fancy to one
of her neighbors and inviting him into her place OF
business pat In his hands roll Of bank notes. and
told him to count them He did so; the result was
100000 in bills Of one thousand dollars EACH She
told him they were his, provided he would take her
with them; but the bait did not answer. In fact,
Lydia rather hard subject Her total liabilities
are Sl5O,O00, and what dividends the creditors are
likely to receive, you can imagine well as can,
when inform you she has made an assignment to a
young lawyer IN MISSISSIPPI" -Spirit of tie Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
LEATHER.

MTALBoTr keeps constant, hand excelentassoss
e. Leather o all kinds IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

Planes, Carpenter and COOper's Tools.
VARIETY Of Carpenters and COopers tools just received
made by the best mechanics and not be beat
also Hardware Scyes Skles Axes Spades
Soels Chains articles mention
which will very for cash country produce.
will give highest price for Wheat Rye, FaxSeed
Beeswax Tao, Lard, goods cash please call and
a,, ne the articles J. NICOIsAI,
5 doors Of Dmke Hotel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

ENHE subscriber will purchase all the Lard brought him.
sonae prices for cash. and goods Store in N0rwocd block
nea opr Palmer House. EHEDDERLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

"A CHESTS Young Tyson Tea first quality Young yso
Tea, second quahy do black Tea and IA
sale by the subscriber at very low prices.
a. Of thep Pain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

~ - D0Z States, assorted sizes; Is do. elementary spelling
- books by Noah Webser Slate Pencils away
43 q. MAYER, Palmer iIO-se.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
COFFEE. COFFEE,

ar AY be found the following choice eucies:
IVA 10 Bags of Rio Coffee hbl. prime N. .. Sugar.
400 lbs. Loaf Sugar. bhs N. o. aud Sugar II. Moasses
For sale by Ivy E. HEDDERIY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10
CITY INTEJJJGEHCE.

Democratic Nominations, The democratic
convention, which assembled at the Hall in
South street, last evening, nominated the fol-
lowing gentlemen as candidates to represent
this city in the next House Of Delegates -
Elijah Stansbury, IT., Nathaniel Cox, Joshua
Nansant, Rohert M. McIane, and Francis NJ.
Baughman, Esqs.
The Ball in Motion. 1t is truly gratifying
to see with what enthusiasm the ward meet
ings Of the Native Americans are attended,
Each meeting is larger and more enthusiastic
than the last. Each meeting gives additional
evidence of the fact, that the people are de-
termined that Americans shall rule America
On Monday night, the 3rd ward held a meet
ing at Logan Hall; the large hall was crowded
to excess by the real bone and sinew of East
Baltimore: the workingmen turned out, deter
mined that their presence should cheer on the
cause, and that their efforts should not be I'M
awaiting at the ballot box. The meeting was
eloquenly addressed by Messrs. Duncan, Breck
and Holland, after which, measures were taken
to organize a ward association for the coming
election The mechanics Of the Point are de-
termned at least to make an effort to secure
their liberty and their trades from further TO-
reign depreciation.
Fatal ,4cciden,. A small boy named Francis
CFcaney, an orphan, belonging 10 ST. Vncents
Asylum, Front st, met with an accident in
that institution, on Monday morning, which
caused his death in two hours afterwards. S.
lie fell from the top of the steps to the
hoor--producuga severe confusion which caus-
ed his death as above stated. He was great ia
vor'te in the Asylum and with the scholars of
the school, and his death has caused deep
sorrow among the little orphans, who had been
gathered with himself into this asylum for the
parenlless and distressed. His funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock.