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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
fENHE undersigned Is receiving full assOFtmGnt Of
Il DRY GOODS for the Fall comprising in part
New style French, English and American Prints
Small pattern English and American DO for children
Figured Muslins for Curtains and Mosquito Bars
Curtain Damasks-ail qualities aud colon
1O4, ia and Il Manchester Quilt, white and oO0rsd;
Ghangeable, plaid, striped and fguEd Alpaceas;
Black plaid and figured Chancellor Silks
Cashmere. Rob Roy and Paisley Siaws;
French, English and American Bed Blankets
Three ply aud Ingram Carpets, Wilton Rugs. etc.
Oil Cloths and Door Mats and Mating very low at
P. J. O'uOHERTYS Cheap Store,
Of cor. Tchoupoulas 81. and st. Mays Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01


FaoM HASAFA by the arrival Of the steamer
Ohio we have Havana papers up to the 9th ult.
The discovery Of the Belgian, M. Melsens, in re-
gard 10 ths manufacture Of sugar, attracts much
attention in Cuba. The notices Of occupy almost
as much spacs in the papers as the criticisms on
music and the observations on Che italian Opera
about to be opened in Havana.
The Diario de "a Norma copies with evident
pleasure and appreciation a letter written by Gen
Arista to friend in TampioO and published in the
Monitor Republicano of Mexico The letter dePre,
Gates the formation Of The Sierra Madre Republic,
besseches the Northern Mexicahs TO be-oR their
guard against ths Americans, and urges them to
stick By their old laws, language, and religion
The accounts Of The seizure Of the secret expe'
dition vessels at New York, had been received al
Havana, and seem to have afforded relief to the
Inhabitants SD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

or We thank the officers of the Dove for late
Louisville papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

Tue RslsT Meeing oil the Tent wifi be held THIS EVENING
Mana Oetoher l. al Pelican Hall, Of 81 Charles and Com
mon streets at hapast O'Clock Memte Of the Order Y geo
standing respectfully requested 70 ne pue.l 10 men as
ns az business Of importance will be ransaeea by ne Tent
oil BY order Of the q. R. E. T. CoMfION' n .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

Man. FAHIURE.-Ths mail failed again yester-
day from beyond Augusta, Ca n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
steamboat Departures TnIs Day.


ES Inc Mai st3elnSt'lP hSi U.s. Iarv sreef Iafsy
ete Cunsgneea hereby notified TO attend % e ~
goods Lsyee This Day, otherwise they wi" oe S0s ." ~
expense and risk 80 ,,,,..sg,, 4, IN A..,,.
Of 81 PARADISE, LAWfeAooN g ~ > ''seN'-'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

- T8rd Pegs lor CTR NHWs, 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18

RaTTIhORE FAIR.

By request we publish The following from the
Baltimore American. We learn rom the
Southern Planter, that this porlitn Of Virginia
will be represented BY some Of our best men
and finest stock:
"The President OF the United States. We
learn, has given the assurance that he viii GER
tai.ly be at the Cettle Show and Exhibition TO
be held in this city on The 10Th, llth and l2ih OF
nex. .ncntn. Some Of The members oil the IA
pinet hare also responded TO the invitation to
attend the Exhibition. ana have promised 10 ac-
cept the SANG
awe learn that Thomas Swami, Esq, fre'i-
dent of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Com
pany, has informed the President Of the State
Agricultural Society, that their request 10
transport, free Of charge, stock, implements.
machinery ami other goods TO the Fairs, 10 be
he'd las ?all, has been acceded to, and that
an arrangement reia,.ss 10 round trip tickets,
is IN contemplation, and viii in aae tins re
announced.
ave also l,arn tina, NJ. n Falls. Esq, Pre-.
sdept Of the BaItinora Steam Packet Compl.
ma, (thc y. rfolk lae) lie, notified the Presidents
OF the State Agricultural society, and Of the
Mar, iand insii.ulc ior lie promotion Of tue
Mechanic Arts, that all stock, machinery. aGd
other articles in,saded for exhibition al the
Fairs Of their respective associations this Fall,
will be transported free OF chsrgc on the line Of
that sca.rany-and that tn. company viii also
reduce h rate OF are &c sLSn fe.scGs IS gay
wish 10 Attend the exhibition,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROUND ISLAND BLOCKADE RAISED.
Colonel White arrived in town yesterday, IRON
Round Island He Iepors that The legal Steps
which h was about TO take against Commdrder
Randolph, and the naval iorce auonec IN lie
bay, were rendered unnecessary, by The withdraw
al Of the vessels employed IN the blockade, and
the Tree permission 10 all persons TO land al The
island. Colone! White went over prepared 10
cali ON the mag strates and laws vi Mississippi
10 protect the rights OF The ciilzens soJournins
within lis limits.
On Sunday, schooner loaded with bread and
pork ran the blockade, and nearing the island,
threw out her barrels 10 The shallow water, which
the Round Islanders wading cut 10, took upon
their shoulders, aud carried ashore Before,
however the schooner had succeeded IN laniine
all her cargo, boats from tie squadron captured
her aud TOOK her into possession, and aler shorI
Tim. released her, when she returned 10 Fasca-
goula. Colonel White then removed he balance
OF the cargo from the schooner into an open
boat, and iulirhaIing 10 he otti:ets OF Ink squad
ron his determination 10 ny sGe legally OF lheii
proceedings, sent the boat with the provisions to
The island, TO test the question. But 10! as soon
as the commander OF The squadron heard oil The
intention OF he RounI lsandeis 10 appeal 10 The
Stale law he hauled his vessels of and anchor
ed outside of Hon Island, allowing fee commu-
ncation wlih H., Road l>iaf,Gst Boats, with
provisions, were lard d, and the Round Islanders
are now we'll suppl,ed with the necessAries al
life. We are happy 10 perceive lha. our navai
officers have CONF 10 their senses, and reced"'
from their aosutd position. |; was well they dii
so, for, we understand, that Inc men on Round
Island were reduced 10 lheir last raiions On Suns
day.
We wish we could stop here all further reici>
ence TO this dlssraceiul transaction. Bat Sense
OF Justice to cur telow-ciliz ,Er cumpcls rs 70
refer 10 certain measures taken b. The sqaadion
al Round Island waica 60 tar 10 asgr"yale 'he
enormi;y OF their acts, All display feeling OF
vindiclveness that We never imagined could hnd
a home in Inc hears Ut our gallant naval Officers
We understand that during The late blockade the
commander OF the squadron, not satisfied with
prohibiting the landing Ct all proyi ions in YES
ses, 10 complete his purpose OF starving The men,
prohibited lnen from f>hin: al night, The only
.me when they could fish with much success, or
in pirogues al any time. Boats, with P'le' o.
mu.kes and large force Of men were sent ou'
every night 10 dive lue Round Islanders ashore
We learn, further, tha, taking advantage OF he
reduced ard hali-sisrvcd condition oi he ,nen
some OF tae Officers OF lEe squadron wen; ashore
and decoyed twelve or f.;eea ci the men aboard
OF their ships aud Persuaded e.G 10 enlist in IL.
naval service. |; there il law or juelice IN IN
country, we trust tina, IN: COMMANDED OF the
squadron 10 Pa>casoua Bay will be he'd 10 an.
ever for this extraordinary cohduci towards GU
ciizens-Iy OyieGRs Delta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
POETRY.
For The Erqgire'.

Ftf tic GEq.He'.
THINGS THAT LOVE.
| love al noon TO sit in ONE lone tor s. SHADE,
And feel The coui breeze as II moves through
my hair,
And lis, TO the song Of some bright mountain
mid,
Ash a,als on the distance ill lest in The air.
l love too to lis, 10 the laundering roar
or the caatacl's Voice, as II leaps Ilm the
An, win is bright waters my spiri viii soar
Waere my heart will b. ligh, and Tree as the
stag's.
And o, how love the wild nolcs of horn
As i, foa;s DER my spirit So wild ana 50 free!
As IL. hunters wild bias. On the bretz's are
borne, =
o, my heart how it swells with emotions OIL
glee.
But there is one voice whose soft thrilling noles'
Has entered the innermost cell oil my heai''
IT'S like the low sound OF The Zephyr mai hIa's
Tn .onsb The soft summer flowers before they
depart.
Yes-I love i'll love il-and Why should not
IT'S so brd-like and gay 50 happy and Tree
will ever remember lhs brsh, blisstnl spot,
Where he brealhed in low muImurs his
friendship for me. V'''''
Cumberland County Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
For the Enquirer,
T o A N N E .
By REBE.

I'm thinking OF the time, Annet
When rowing 'mong The flowers oil spring,
We murmured softly there the many
Sweet songs OF love We used 10 sing
Our beamy ewes enriched the glow
Which bushed upon the flowers cheek,
Whilst now ami then their light would snow
How much, Anne, our hearts could speak.
There 10 my breast I've folded Thee,
And on thy lips swee' kisses rress'd;
You smiled ihen-on, I'D give worries 10 see
Again that smile which made Inc blessd.
But we were young, Thea; oh, how young
The pure heart in our cheeks was lighted,
But years, like pois 70, DER us hung
And fell, TO leave those pleasn. Is biish:ed.
Our hearts were like the buds midtown,
Closed from The world in h'ir own bower
But when The " orli their sweets We're shown,
They bloomed 10 be a sceoIless flower.
Their fragrance fed each passing breeze,
Each smiling day bedimm'd their hue
The sigts anu smiles which this world gives
Dear Anne, hath sundeid hearts once true
Blu. can ne'er forget the time
Your love-lit eyes gazed IN my own,
When thy tull heart had named thee mine
Amid those flowers in beauty blown.
Yet, will not Ieproach thee. Anne,
No, not name .h.el ca,elessly and light,
For his false world bright joys ami many
Ham lured before thine inlo blight.
RICHMOND, Aug 81, l649.
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

offices, plotting destruction against senator
usurping powers, binding The State TO nuilitica-
tloa, making mischief between North anu Sou'n'
ard adopting dsunion "a a remedy Tor an INA .
ginary evil, watch has no foundation, except in
TIER own false clamor.'
PROCEEDINGS OF THE PEOPLE OF
ACCOMACk. VA.
The citiZ,ns OF Accomack county, WITHOUT
distinction ol parry, assembled al lheir Coull
Hose on Moniay, The 9th OF Angus:
John J. Blackstone aat JOAN w. h Parker
were appointed CnaIrmen; anu Richard Z. Read
and William Stan Gusts Sec.e aries.
The meeting was addressed b. Hen. Henri
n. Wise and Mr. John w. II. Parker. Alter
which, the following resolutions, offered by MI.
Wise, were pu' 10 the vote, an@ unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That The people Of Accomack, in
the S!a!e oi Virginia. have had rheif aucn lou
recalled BY the aEimaGversiors Of Thomas tt.
Benton, a Senator Of the Uned States from The
5 ae I'll MissuntI, 10 Their resolves adopted on
The 26lh III March last, on TIE sn! pct ol the OF
sar;Zillnu u Ger newly acquired teri oile',
Sou il vi IS degrees 30 minutes North latitude,
il fcSpec, 10 The institution ii slavery ahd INT
Wimo, Plovisu, ami other so-ca''cd Free ooi
measures, We have dribrtd ely Reconstructed
lhu>e resolves, and now soemny realm III ahd
adopt th:m a.d,n a the rule VI oar fann, ol uul
feeling and OF our action; and, therefore,
Resolved, That a commuee ii five persons ne
appointed TO defend these resolutions, ami IN re-
spond 10 he unjust and unIue repFuaches cas-
upon hem aud The people Of this county lof
choosing 10 dJptnem.
Resolved, 1 nat lne SAID committee have power,
and are instructed 10 publish their address IN
this behalf; AMI that they arc 'rehy ofcrfed 10
send Il copy oi The same 10 Thomas dati Benton
OF Missouri.
Resolved, That To enable he said committee
fully to perform This duiy, they are auinoflz Il 10
reours If Thomas II. Bayy, E.q., our Repre-.
sentative in Congress, lfue statement of what
occnrrea in "lhe meeting II Southern members
Of Congress" during Inc sessions ut iS-49i and
that his a trnlion b. especially Gale! 10 what has
been said Ly Thomas II. Benton oi the PFC ei>
irgs OF that meein ing, v! lis origin AMI rs organ
izalior, lis scenes and its discussions rs seGi'
mems and designs, particularly III respect To the
preserving or destroying the Unlcn u: Tie Sia'es.
The Chairman appointed The following gentle
,nrn To compose h. committee referred 10 III Inc
foregoing resolutions, VIZ Messfs. Henry a.
Wise, Wilan p. Moore, Sr, John q. Al
worth, Eiward .. FinEey ani Thomas 1.
Chopper.
On motion Of Mr.. Chopper, ii was ORDERED
that the Chairmcn he ad:ed to IN" abl7e FAMED
committee; and that lhc proceeding, OF iha 'neei-
ing te published 10 the newspaper, oi Norfolk,
iilchmuud and Washington Ciiy.
Aud, hereupon, on molten, Inc meeting al
ouIned.
JOHN }. BLACKSTONE, Chairman
John W. II. PARKER, o"a'' ''''''
RIcHAHo ?. READ, lsec,.,ar;cs
wv STgAS CC.rIs
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CARROLL ~. CFjE Y = !hii - 80 -, r 4.
l,Eu Z bur!.Eh, ". Pnn, ~. = a@ 49,
NJ A NJ, Assistant ~ Ancient i.-n1ii's ~ r,'
G. BALDWIN, Jf, A-sl.tln:in VI ae''"''s 49,
ties ,..,f
The next session Of ih- !0tlr,'oa "tI ooi"h,'",
81 "Wednesday, the - 81 pci"bef' ~. ,.r.
unit! the last day u Jusy lsj' VIA "eeN ,s,,.,.
ii CHRISTMAS. The school = s'Eftd ~ - 49,.
conn.y, Virginia. ahpg. II mi'es b.i"S In.
burg 3 from fort R..l. ~" ItoH. 'Ht ,e,1a,.G
ut the RiGhmnpi Ti..Feid, 10 .nt tht'''' -. =.
and "a moved Ip.,n ~" i-upiit,Et - tiO"' =.
sufficiently TIE pubic i"tt'h I" o. 80 tt,..
bic nom an y mt. me bh'dns' are 'it.e
moln,is amt Ia. location f'iniftiblr iof "ei''
: a-ona -! the ifaf. .,, 49,. ,,s a,.l
c., ami F,-ucp I.tu.uis-s. Naiirraf'e',
Lt.uchr- - ti.ofo1cn Eng!isa Education, ~
M, 10. IT, .--i-tIGis sr.rstri--ih- litst y -
!, gradqsf. N os.ntd. Eng i;i. The Other - ~
ann Ni.ittr, lnstitGte--ar- yolnl m-n 81 h'-h
tns teachers III experience, VII bring VAN '"
timnnqls Of lie highest character. Is
me term. IRE Tor IN. srssion Of ten ~,
inc ,nding Board, Tuition, Washing, furl hE-
Bedding, SO payable III advance, AMI the VA-'
TIC 1t day III Marc1. st.denIs afs r'Gi''t,,,. ..
pguctnai IN ihels Attendance On thr h'>i DAY Y w
son. Catalogues, containing all d-ttI'-' W"
upon applica,iCnto al " no may desire 'bem' ia.
IS, Virginia. GEO Il BUTLER, W. f'"'
REFERgS cLs
REV II !'ea.loa, VA afa.buf- 81 j
Nm " I-..,b Esq; IF IS Seabuf:, f-'''
eCapi Hm Green, United tates HaF!
yin Bi"xham, Esq TalIlha .seri f,'h1A
John l. v;cStfs, Esl ,t'oul.bu-, -, ,,ol,
Hon 7. Gnti.r King, Georgia Hon u
sTm r Taylor. E.q caro-. irr t"nn's . g.ys
Geo Frzhu.h, Esq Res WA F'rne.f gr,5r.
ar Farfar, Col + L Ia; ~ T., ct.
Esd. w Roy Mason. E.q, rcha' N'''''
ard II Turner, Esq. KING George /, f., n.
sGro:e " IL rs ESQ; 'Robrfi h''"'
Wiloughhy Newton, N.-imo:e!aEd
sJoIn SaunG.rs Esq, fI,t1
sDr + n Henry, Fauqarf Ian, Bou,e
rnr william Siutc-, Matthew, I'-
seen II Lewis, Rocking am
sDaniel L Gardner, Esq. i.,h'''
sCapt Jan Q. Magrt Sohthampi."
Rev 4 Sh'ras, G-or:e,osn. -s
Hen Jno + Ionar, frrdrress'a'. mas ittt
Gil Inhn W Gillian, ~ l. II GU sS
And tie pIrons o. the School, gene as, hi 'an'
Cent, men who eitiri have y. .e a.--s.l""
wards at The Institution
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LIFE INSURANCE.;

| Will b. seen in our advertising columns that
the Nautilus Mutual Lie Insurance Company
have lately sustained is, s. 600, on the
lie ot one al eur u!d cu;z,ns Cap. James
jerks, ard that the amount has bc.u promptly
pa ID in advance IN sad policy.
We hear that numbcr Of our youne married
men are turning thet attention 10 Lie Insurance,
aud we cedainly know no mere User or mo'e
pru!eul plan TO ptoviie Tor The Wild y and me
orphan han iislrins in these Mutual Insurance
GomnaDiss.
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tsiilEassl asi,; Wary College,

rsnlE n-u sr.,"n VI tins Institution viii c.morn,,
4 an the Isl day 81 October, with The following Fa
Guilty:
Right Rev JOHN JOHNS, ID, Professor Moral PHI
!nsuphy
NEErEEI.Y TUCKER, Proirs.orof l.aw.
BENJAMIN. I EWEl.l.. frof.-sor III Mathematics.
MUkGaS SiEAHS. RI ". Professor ot llur,aui,,
WILLIAM + HOPKINS, 4 NJ, Professor of CncmI
try nDd NaiIial Philosophy.
HENRY j ..SillAaTpS, Professor oi IIis;.r, arl
po.itIsal Ecrguh.y.
Rev SIlaS IuTTEN, ID H. Rhe.ori. and iniell,,,l
nj Philosophy.
By the iaHs recently enacted, the ir Coll, es,e
course the d-g'oa III A. g. embrace, period II tnui
wears There viii be- four regular ci1s,aS-y, rr-.h
man, Sophomore. Junior ana Senior; 10 one ot waich
each student except the law students must belong
canaidatrs Tor admission 10 The Freshman cas. must
be At least fourteen ,rr- old, and pass m natou
IN the aslish. Latin. AMI Gfrrk GRAMMAR. t's>ar
ave hoak-,) vrelS ElGsd, Greek Testament. ST
John and TIE Acts or their equivalent Arithmetic AMI
Geography. Those who are prepared 10 !'ln higher
cia-s. wl lie aiiow FL tn de- examination.
Thee wIl krwtsr hr an English ~ SatHlac Course
IL completed IN two yrars. Tie cniit..;r i,f Tie
Scirnr- outSr must be fifteen yeaf ~ a..- and pr sent
thr written r oGrN, u not - acc -! his .FsEi guar
dai 10 ,..at erect. ~ ,.:li t- r,qu,n,d on En:.h
Grammar, caphy. the Ersl .Glr bac-, OF Geoasfy
and Aa-h:l Though equations Il Tie -rcrn. a-.e,e
The students sats laotuiily completing tais course III
b- entitled u c,,ihca,r with ~. corg. srai alIr
There IN al.U hr tcllrsr al Law, proficient, m
which vii be entitled 10 The degree ui l.. B.
gXPES>
For The >->sio: e ninr months tir Golire, fees
Tor undergraduates are SIT
Enafi ana hire ~ ilih;tnie loo
Wasting. iGe and '!i,s. from SIS to =
so.
The fees ;or law students arc 50
Board, 10
So
Cc?:.4 nf the laws may be obtained by written app.
caiou--p"st paii--io Judge u fucker. Williamsburg.
Aug 7--.-.,.ci.
ay- IN he rnbi,>!ed t~.ce wrrS 0r eignt we.kS Il.
the RichmGnd Wn2. Alcsaairia Gazette, Southern
Churchmin. Noriois Be=c.n hni Kat-igh star.
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University OF y,rp;.:

'NBE neat annual session Of the Eniy.t, .,
MA viii commence on the lsi OF Osto. VI sfg-
tlnur without interruption until the 29lh ana con
University comprises the following sehoai"he ihs
turesh,p-viz: ''s aid Lee
sen. VI -. "ef Harm
IL Modern Languages s,h.,. n.
III. Math-matics-Profr Edward n r..
Ll.D. .o"ft-nay,
~. Natural Philosophy William r, p,..
V. Chemistry and MateTia Mrdlra-p,of vi
Rogers, " d "oeH
VI Mrdc,h--Prof Henry Howard, MD
WI Anatomy and surgery-Prnf Ja. I. Cabru " =
VIII. Mcrll Philcsophy-Prof WILL II Nee ~
-, Iii. u. "f!,
IN l.aw-Pfolrssor John Minor.
\. Lecturer and Demonstration ul Special ana D.,
logical anatomy-John DAVIS II n 'Ae
u" Or admitted into the University the slpd.., 49,,
be sixteen wears ~ age bur the Fdrn.iy arr nus,
10 I'll pcse with this reqlistIon IN the sls- ~
iion inf admission ~ IN" brothers, one oi Whom ma
he under tlir age 9. sixteen. 'Ha
Ii thr applicant ior admission has Ice, =, ,,
ahy other Incorporated Seminary hs cannot H. .'' d.
III" the University unless l- produce. ! go. 'eu
fIo" snch Seminary, ar other satisfaction, ry,ca ~
thr Faculty, with respect 20 hts general good ,, 70
TIE whore arct,>iry rSarn,rs exclusive n, !, .t'
5nna> and POCKET money, are estimated i. fto. '"e'i
u" "a, including iufnlioIr aud attendance n, -,
F.,.--if a ,inr- pr,f...o, l., ,, SlvJ
two, ST. lnr r"cti II three ur rnr- Sa5r h al, :.
Fuel and ran'l"r, 10 br fifn.s..rd h. IN. p,., -
cost anu per cent. c.nml-s.ou--.s,,,,,,sJ
only stud, NJ III the dOrmitory al saI -. =,
the s1nir Innn,it -
Rent Of an rnt'r do'miI"y, SO; Tor half, II oc,n.
pied by two students,
Use oi Library ali Fuh.c Rooms, .
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DEA I'II-.

Die: c5 t!.r l!th instant, AZ the residence "f es ia
tlrr Doctor Amer ClLg H. t.c county 81 Pc" laiin,
Mrs SARAH HOPKINS. i.;r Beloved .nd air,,iona,r
wife OF Colonel Henry l. "pkiGs, nh, a:h year ol
her age Fhls lovely and excellent lady la' or ion-
time suffered under painful aad disiessi'G DIS asr,
which balied HE best n.ed.a Sk a. tr ceIutfy;iar
f.;al termination Of wh:c a;h.H- loag '.'>trn, has
fallen v..i ;i:r i.cst hrlct!: c.se>s GpGL t.. =" her
friends mad cGua.tancss, :ad Upon n"u. n'ar- than
n.!cc bia and r. :hGr ihsf .iihg rnii-
!ftH. lirI oniy noW dsrEt "a f0fin2ai, AMI
~ h-u,- ltn- tLr melancholy gtiiiir ii.nn al al
Am. her Sur',in. aiten i"h- I" thosr - her o.ir:
friends In the at her death. Her nrcona,r II
irr and Husband had natc!r over her IL! ct,"p> for
y-irs. ,ud al l.s ;;a,iti lan could ia va inne IL
proion, .ef rss,.Gr. cl I: ~ i'ra-ri tn Gt.at
Maker oi Tie Universe 80 a.' urt 4 ...ii i, u i
10 ms ,.: ~ ruin.g l. 'y TIA. iirf c.tc. hrt-b LIE
was one az stainless rnrt, am That Ilr Ia .ul.i ra
every iu;y thIi dcv"vrd upon her ~ IN airconae
daughter wi. aud mother, ana has not lett IN enemy
Earth.
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Good washing may he had at from s. 10 $40 for !,
MEDICAL nEPARTMEN

FIUT'.i 40 TETNk NIt.N 7.
In the ilrdcnl PREPAYMENT the session 4. OF m. ,,
length a. the Academic -ts>icn--nEe monihs-uhi.n
enables ttir students IL Complete curriculum al -,
dic, extensive. ~ That If my other Medical ,.,u,
tioa III The Union, by alirndas only two lrrtr,.s
d.v.
ny rrcrnf enactment Of The Board Of Visitors p,o
vI>rn l1s been made Tor The deliver, al c,u.,r 81
TEXTURES on Palh"o.ra! hnaomv, aud the o.rl,nr,
al C"mplTati.r Anatomy ana Zoology. The Who's
expense al tuition only Sai, winch incig1e, liz
cast III the Demons tri,oi's ticket and That ii tr man.
iii. furnished Tar dissection. WV : kEMPfR
ir"stor aud Patton Of tie uniye.,lty, f Va
Aug .}-r:aw2m
~ The Richmond Wing. Washington Union m.
Naonai !rtclli.encrr vii insert 6Dun, uapsr In
I,Nn mnnIl,i md forward nrrnlul Ii IL. y.
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The farmers Of Inc Eastern Shore Of Mar
land are psojeci;nc magnetic telegraph if'"'
Snow Hill in Worces;cr, North. act,s' the Si"ir'
10 inter sect The srea, A.au;ic line al Elk %. -
The particular ohjrct ia is agency IN apfFett5d
ing absorbing >laves-who, cniccd by me pro-
misses OF The Abo!i,ionists, are constantly ma
king their way into Pennsylvania. l!cons.faHt'
cd, i. will probably penetrate Northampton and
Arnnniac In Ihts silair.
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DOTATOE oNIoN.-l ha'I "a of -.
l. of his supy.i-r a'd if'' =, OWN
Sept.
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eop,cowt1 academy.


rS,IlE session II th, .i;ution VIII CONNIE
i 90. lie IL IT nct,h"r
va CoLahsa, Z s.. ira:ipe!.
LEWIS VI CuLEN.N, I. v.
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The steamer Falcon has Arrived a, NV vi
leans on Ter way 10 Chasres. She tnnched al
Havana on the 81 ba! was Lot allow u - Pro
coed further than the Glaid-Shp under ne
Moro Casrc-and the authorities pre"cned 'h'
landing Of Der passengers. The island seemed
10 be IN commoion, all the toIt, mannct, aud
troops being dispatches! 10 is tl.lens secn"hs'
On The 5h Spanish sloop OF wAr, m"nn'inS j.
guns, was cruising of Mobile Bag. The Doh>
ale becoming nelvDus.