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University OF Virginia.

THE annual session Of the University Virginia
msnss on ne Isl and continue without
h the ~ OF June The University the following schools
and iectureshp, viz;
!. Ancient Languages-Proessor Gessner Harrison NJ
Modern Lansuages-Professor NJ schele de We're, ILL., d.
3. Mahemacs-Professor Edward H. Courtsnay, Ii. ID.
T. Natural Phiosophy-Proessor Wm B. Rogers, LII. d.
Chemistry and Maena Medica-rrofessor Robert E. Rogers
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Nj to%pa,.nys Anatomy Physiology and sursey-ames L. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. McGuney DID,, L. d.
y Law-Professor John B. Minor, LII. d.
. ADJUNCT frofessor-James r. Hoicombe.
my-John Stage Davis, A. M, n. d.
To be admitted into the Univey the years
bu, Of TWO e,osr aPpsns for mateuaon the Faculty
II the applicant admission any
seminary be cannot be received
evidence, 10 the facuity, Of general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses exclusive Of Clothes books and
poe ketmoney, estimated follows;
Board includns furniture attendance for 9 month, Aoo
ne and candles 70 be furnished BY e Proctor at and
dormsosy u 90; il Two in the same room !, Is
Washing Ue had at about $40 session
Reai Of IN entire dosmiiory se for half II
f.e Of library and public room. IS
If three or more, SQ5 each
In III. school Of aw, junior above
senior class, s7si higher fee giving
mission besides, TO any lower class school-ay..
sas5
Medical Department
In the medical department tuition
the dssectns lee ss5 The session Of
months enables the student complete
tensve as that OF other medical
tending only TWO lectures day.
Lar scAooL
adjunct poessohp having been appointed in the department.
,nush, fuzzy rhan ma. hi,,eo been
sctcsse and will on the
civil law together with Of important leading
wM. $. KRMrRR,
Proctor and Patron of the University OF Virginia,
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University Of PennsyIv~ni., Medical Department.
EigMy-sirt session, l85l-,52o s

University Of PennsyIvanis, Medical Department.
EiSMysztA session, (ls5l-'5a) \.
E lectures will Monday, October
i terminate the close Of March ensuing.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine BY George b. Wood MD
Anatomy, William Z. Hornsr, NJ. ID.
4atcria Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, M, ID,
CheMiaty, James b. Rogers, N, d.
Burgery, William Gibson N. d.
Obstetrics: and the Diseases Of Women Children Hugh
Hodge, n. D.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Clinical instruction Pennsylvana Hospital by Oeorgs
Wood, N. D. and BY Geo. w. Norris, n ID,
Demonsatve insuction in medicine and surgery by
and Henry II. Smith, MD. ~
Practical anatomy by John Nel, NJ d., demonsrator.
Amour, Of fees for lectures
Matriculaing fee, (psid only
Graduating fee 40
w. T.. HORNER, M. d.
Dean Medic al Fscuty,
$50 Chestnut above Thteent opposite United
Miat, Phiadelphia. #. : = IN ~ '--'-. 10
Aug l-2awOctl5
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NOTfCE--HooE, BROTHER h CO 10 inform th~ir
customers hst have received latest 'mp"
nons r'ch beautiful
French embroidered m~n snd see sleeves c~"' 'n
Canhrsc aooncins, inser,inzs easr~ -. =
Also jaeones esmbrics, muf snd s-ss mnsns, m
dresses, 70 which her invis. ssferoon
Jsiy IL
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NOTICE that vested n, mi.
once BY ID March, s43 poioa Of ue in
lands Upper sandusky Oho On
the l7h March 64a again offered public sale land
once Defiance Ohio Monday ssnt Of sepsmSsl
The act Of Sd March, he mnmum prica
al two dollars aud my and that vslne
the
shall be paid in addition The price of the iaAd.
The sale will be than absolutely
10 oner the lands, and exceeding weeks.
Given under hand city Washington this seventeent
day OF July, Domin
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner the
July 2f-law6w General Land OMcs.
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'''D"s'. Navy Beef and for 1864.
NAVY DEPAsTaKsr
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, August Is, 1851.
e,EAiEU proposals. endorsed
n pa~ss for may
80 .t " O'Clock M, Saturday The day September
n.rL f,T furnishing delivering flee all
United 1txtes-
1ye usnsand barrels beef
and six hundred barrels Of navy pork;
Zee tnrel 10 contain pounds
eish OF beef
pI delivered the respective yards follows
: ..5,# . Barrels beef Barrels pork.
Al tChaIiesown, Mass 800 .....S0o
Brooklyn, N. cOo lAO
Cosp0Ts,
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University OF Maryland.
viii "wednesday,
i ls5l, snd chose ist March, lr52.
Nsthan X. Smith, ~. D., Surgery.
William Il. A. Aiten, ". d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics Ma,eris Medoa
Joseph Roby, n. D, Ans,omy and Physiology.
William Power, D., Theory and Fr.cpe. oS Medicine
Richard IL Thomas NJ D. Midwifery of Women and
Children.
Georr- W. Mii,.nberrcr, N n. raussiosieaI Anatomy
The most ample opportunities fot
acny a moderate expense
Clinical lccures four times
IN the Baltimore r6rmsry privilege
~Mos without eharrs TO the student nor the ticket
tees oI inc lectures 70 20 42 psctioa ansosy so mstc
usnon, - graduation, Sn.
WILLIAM E A. AIKEN Desn
haWmore, Auenss !, 1881. Auf 5-2svtlsDc.
IMPOnTAsr CALIFORNIA CHARTS ~iss s-lli.s
hrrctrs BY Commander Cadvssaer Rnxrod, Unised states
navyeme.as rvey Of the rsrslione- en.nee 70 me ey o.
sas FRANCISCO bays Of San Francisco spd San Pablo s
seun~s and susun hsy, confluence and dene esnches M
Sacramento and San oAguin tneudrE the cities sser
ment and Bosson, Price, gre or '
IN wsshinstoo city by TAYLOR NAun,
Augi Rootseuers, ne.r - suee.
nI0ESr OF As D~es-s~us shs Cc~rrs ~ Eq"ssy In
IL sh~ bv r. rwsasm d me boston bar. v
issi giving Hs.ss N all r~ secors he
-osss ess I. tsd p-viea., 1877 Juu pob
yay fANcA TAILOR
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William and Mary College. williamsburg, vs-
THE next session of this institution will open Wednesday
sn q octobs Since The last session smps hav:
chemistry The college carefully visl
and the Of cissas
dents The whole includes
neen Glasses For proficiency eight Of hese degree of
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred pro6cency
cudinx the ancient sngusges degree Of for prod
cheney In all, One degree Of A. Nj. rET 'T s6+'sl7'
Faculty.
Right Rev John Johns, D. President
Philosophy Evidences Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Municipal Constoona
Law 80 q n
Benjamin Ewe, Professor 6ciencs
Morgan J. Smead, Phi d., Professor Languages.
Henry A. Washington, History Economy
Rev Sias Toen, D. Dr. Professor Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric. -
Robert Gate wood Adjunct Professor Mathematics
July 23-law4w
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WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
fT~owitusssef-
Mar 29-dt3l l. wtSep3l

no OWNERS 81 LA.ds IN Ten.A.A gentleman in Virginia,
who sood surveyor and ls~s desire. remove 20 o. Tss -
lands in that county with view to bring he into
he h.. family and .m. e.p.,a engaging
.x,eurure He can a,ve stc,ory
s, and 70 md n aa TsG
Any land. who would he inclined % ava, hum n%; s
advertiser andss 'u,bis responses BY S9,'
General .s,n, and collector, Rehmond, virginia.
sCIse v Ia Ls,.s ns.
dancing lesson. os the season. win CON
ssss..' %.ass 2" "pes.i.e w,.rs so.
a.g p.' se..n e s,ss. .a4 Fasay
% H. HOOk q co.. wAeses.le ssA Retail Dealers N
sh..ans sissss. and furnishing seod. srn.r.ly
between 7h and s'h 'eeu "''h"son
Ass s-d -----
u wToRY Of tn. Early s.sie.s.s and Indian War:
Ss,s:, : snyss w',. S md
Cooley Lsdys Book for August.
Sfas'% GI,,e. o., Tss s Vse..-s % fo.m by T. 9 Pay
Jenny through America and Cuba vol, portrait,
Jolv II BOOKSELLER near sh street.
Of h,% RI. nss'q's ss ~ ma,. m
consent, dissolved Mr. Geors. Dyer wiz .uend TO ns .s
o II. Ros-s, Dyer which su,nos
respectfully requested EDWAhp - nhhN,
wAsHrrsro., September 81, 1870
Cop~rsn~rship SosieeTh. undersigned hsve formed
and Arm Of Dyer Meuire and
and conm,.-on huanes~ me
stand Of Dyer Brosr corner Of oh street AID rsn''ya
upon hr, and pledge themselves to d'csare ~
Dyer Netuir. prepared make advances upon all con
''""'""' and 70 '''' ~ ''''' ~- EDWARD c. DYER,
j. c. MCGUIRE
wAsussros, sep,enA>' ~, 1880
Sept 27-du
General Agency Warrington. ID c.
DY A. rARoUBAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Psnn.yivsnis
ID rovern.ps services in the with Neil
the revolutionary the with Great Brsn and INC
ida
For pensions, bounty snd or scrip.
and
Pat- ofe,he application. for patents. procuring models.
A,o in their branches.
Ge--vaI Post OMceA the department viii D.
prosecuted settlement Of eonusc'o quarterly sccoun" pay o
New o..n. Dei,. s.hvi. Union Mobile Advertiser,
D-~ccr,, Era osn.u. Ind,.aapos
Of ts and send their hills shs o@ce
With paper June Nu
DHIIap BARTON KEY viii attend a~y s~sssess
!r,rued -ih before either Of the eour. mis- Dis
and will IN. prosecution o claim. hes Coo
sr-.- nd e D.psrmspt.. 0@cs on G street
w ssu.~r~v. Jelly e tsAH yT-A~n
!, ri C,rxKES Architect and Civil Engineer. hss
rsves hsi4inss north SIDE of Fsnrsy
~.nis s~.rs. between i4h and lsh srsss Feb @dr
JNO ~. MeCAI.I.A
uyuI o,,ca- .w IN Supreme cs and IN. various
q u. co~ssse n pe.ssers e..s ssfs's Cow
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TREAsuHY DErAkrNxNr,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March q, 1851.
HE State having BY Of s legislature passed during
called creditors
republic Of the 6tate the i Of
their Claims and Con-
having approved 9Th September 1880 authorizing
millions Of said should
Of the holding bonds snd
Texas, for which duties
pecaly pledged file the United states
releases Of clsims the United States for
of said bonds certificates such shall
scbed by Of the Treasury and approved b the
United !" Now order that
Of the claims for which the
pledged, the holden Of all
nie the and description Of them
s Ocober 1851
United claims
which has been the rrsden
States, Of Of the 9Th Of
. - fr-"-'"' - WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
approved September p 1850 ten
paid the State
mentioned, with
said shall be issaed until
Tenn imports specially pledged
Of the United States releases OF all
against OF said bonds
uadergned creditor o the stsss
Of following described bonds OF
bel and for which
Here describe Inc or cenncsfes
Now complying with hs provisions Of said Act
valuable consideration, hereby release e
against mem, nf or on
OF (bonds certi6cates) above described
my hand and seal at- ms ----------oAy U
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Maps Charts CALIFORNIA; just and ready
distrtbation.

II for
latest Of FaxaoAss
entrance the bay o. San Francisco bays Of San Francisco
Pablo,
detic
middle fork) the ve
including and
directions tables Of latitude, Longitude varatos
CsdwaaAer
gold, commander United States
The consists inches
eral exhibits whole
ander RnEsd including Of the Joaquin bye
d. Cbbe with
cities in the Stnte OF California
Sheet No. exhibits Faaone and
Francisco, a scale Of half inch TO a mile.
2, q
Combined from
Of
Vallejo state Benicia,
the Pacific, suisun, Sacramento, and Boston
Sheet No charts Of the anchoaKes San
Francisco to sAcrams city enlarged scales.
All orders directed the undersigned, VIM Rsyy,
saioner, Washington ID. c., will be aended
FRED D. sTUAKT, Sole Agent
The New Herald, New Orleans Picayune,
Enquirer 81 Louis mo Daily Times New Bedford (yass)
Mercury, Daily Nantucket Inquirer Register
Norfolk
and Charleston Courier please week three and
send ball with copy Of the Washington Union. 5
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nHIILp BARTON KEY will attend any swssness
he may b. before
s,e,
sr~.. ard the D~psrmspts. o@cs on street.
W.swu~r~v. ~ las vT-Awn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

THE QUEEN's FANCY BALL.-Our let
ters state that the preparations for this
fete were of such character as TO
leave little doubt that il exceeded in
splendor any previous dis ylay of the
kind in what may now be regarded as
the most splendid Court in Europe. In
addition to the State saloons and ball
rooms, the Throne room and the mag
micent picture gallery were to be thrown
open for the accommodation ofth guests
The following are the Americans who
have been invited
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, U. S. Minis
ter Hon. Mr. Van Allen, late U. 5.
Charge d'Aflaires 10 Ecuador; ; Mr.
Bancroft Davis, Secretary to the Lega-
ton Mr.. Lawrence was to appear rs
Governor Winthrop, of Massachusetts !;
Mr.. Van Allen as Governor Stuyvesant,
the last OF the Dutch Governors of New
York Mr.. Davis as William Penn and
Col. Lawrence as Lord Baltimore,-N.
Y Tribune.
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WHOLE NO. tOS6

Plx>sv,vAn,.J ,.J.wo,I,pr, uoss,s
Foster and Fleesor, or,he Pittsburgh
Despatch, were tried in tha, civ last
week for libel, for commenting upon the
character o an individual who pres;Jea
a, a public temperoncc mee,ing Under
the constitution octbe state ,be nnhIc
press is free 10 discuss tLe acts If The
Legislature Of those occpnvioo Official
rositions or who NAV be- in nub,ic
canocitv 'o'H %
r., vo. :. ...u-s'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

a Safe Bet. Several gentleman were
riding uI q car on one Of the Boston
railroads few days ago, when the con.
versaton turned on the next Presidcn.
tal election, aud the merits and pros.
poets Of Webster, Fillmore, Scott Cass
and others were discussed at large.
After some time, solemn individual
who had listened in silence, addressed
the party thus My friends you are
all oi you wrong. Before the election of
1850 the world will have come to All
end. and Jesus Christ will be the Pres
idcni of the Universe " Up started an
enthusiastic gentleman from the Granils
State who stutteringly said to tie
Q 1illerile-" S.sir Ill b.b-,ct you ten
d-d-dollars New Hampshire Wv -w-won't
g-go for him ~ a roar Of laughter
greeted the exit Of the Second Advent
man AS he removed himself to another
ar.-Courier. 40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

OKIGINAL LETTER OF DR. FEANkLIN
The following letter was brought 10
light by the London correspondent, OF
the Boston PJst. In communicating II
to that Journal lie says at is copied
v,rbatim, ct llteratin. spelling, yunclu-
alton. capitals and ail--and as near
fac similc as my writing could make it
just as il stands in the original. have
reason 10 suppose it has never before
been published"
Phiiadeiphid, March l, 1855.
Sir--l am but just returned from n
long Journey, after near Months Alb
sonce and find your Fav. of Sept 20 by
which have the agreeable Advice that
ysu expect TO be able TO remit me some
thing in Smiths Affairs very soon.
Az to the Thickness of Wire necessa-
ry or sufficient to conduct large Guam
iity of Lightning. conc. rning which you
desire my Sentiments, you will find
something on that Head, in Pages l2i,
and 1876, Of the enclosed Pamphlet
which please 10 accept. And ! may
add, that in my late Journoyl saw an
Instance Of very great Quantity of
Lightning conducted y Wire no big
ger than IL common knitting Needle 1t
was at Newhury, in New England.
where the Spire Of the Church Steeple
being 20 ioot in height above the Bel
fry was split all 10 pieces and thrown
about the Street in Fragment; from the
Bell down to the Clock, PLACID in the
Stcep!e 90 loot below the Bell, there
was small Wire above mentianed
which communicated the Motion OF the
Clock 10 the Hammer striking the Hour
on the Bell. AS far as the wire extend.
ed, no Part Of the Steeple was hurt by
the Lightning, nor below the Clock as
| far as the Pendulum Rod reached but
| from the end OF The Rod, downwards the
Lightning rent the Stcepe surprising
| ly. The Pendulum Rod was about the
! thickness of a small Tobacco Pipe Stem
and conducted the whole without dam
age 20 its own Suts,anc, except that the
End where the Lightning was all accu-
muled, II appeared melted as much as
made a small Drop. But the Clock
wire was blown all TO smoke, and smut
ted the church wall which it passed in
broad black Track, and also the Cell
ing under which II was carried horizon
tally. No more cf it was left than about
an Inch and half next the Tail Of the
Hammer, and as much joining to the
Clock. Yet this is observable that tho
it was so small as not 10 be Sufficient to
conduct the Quantity with Safety to
its own Substance, yet il did conduct.
so as to secure all that Part OF the Build
ing. Excuse this Scrawl, which have
not time TO copy fair.
lam, with much Respect, Sir,
Your very humble Servant
b. FRANKLIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

The MsRR SILENcED.-Onc cold win
ter when the ground was covered with
snow, and the little birds could not get
anything to eat, the little daughter OF a
miserIy rich man gathered up all the
crumbs she could find and was going to
carry them out and scatter them. on the
snow. Her father saw her, and asked
her what she was going TO do2 She
told him; and he said, "What good
will that do The crumbs will not he
enough TO feed one in hundred of the
birds.n know it, dear father" said
she, "but shall be glad to save even
one IN hundred OF them, if cannot
save them ALL The father thought a
moment; he knew that many poor per
sons were suffering in his village, and
he had refused to help any because he
could not help them all. His conscience
struck him, and he told his little daugh-
ter to break loaf of bread into crumbs
Tor the birds while he went to scatter a
purse OF money amongst the poor villa
gers. - Chri0ida Witness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF FIsnlNd
VEssELs.-ln case which was recent
ly decided by Judge Woodbury., in the
U. S. Circuit Court, point of law,
which has considerable Importance to
owners of fishing vessels, was incident
ally ruled upon. The suit was brought
by the skipper, against the owner of a
Beverly schooner, to recover his share
OF fish and wages, on voyage which
was discontinued on count Of the un-
seaworthiness of the schooner. There
is an act Of Congress which provides
that the skipper Of a vessel to be en-
ployed in the cod fishery shall make an
agreement in writing with every fisher
man who may be employed therein,
(which agreement shall be endorsed or
coun!ersgned by the owner orsuch fish.
ing vessel or his agent"
The fishing agreement in this case
was not 50 endorsed at the commence
mcnt of the voyage, and in point Of fact,
was not endorsed by the owner until ai-
ter the suit was brought. 1t was con-
tended that this neglect to comply with
the act Of Congress, brought the case
within the provisions Of an act passed
in 1910, in which it is declared that all
shipments made contrary 10 an act of
Congress shall be void, and that the
seamcn may leave at any time, and de-
mand the highest rate OF wages for the
time they have served.
The case was decided on other ground,
but Judge Woodbury., AS well rs Judge
Spraguc, ntimated that it would be
prudent and might be necessary, for
the owner TO countersign or endorse the
fishing agreement SdLem OBS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

% The Emperor of Russia, 20 far
from opposing the circulation of the
Scriptures in his dominions, generous
ly RENTED, at one time, duties charged
upon 20 600 bibles sent into ST. Peters
burgh, amounting TO E200. The Brit
ish and Foreign Bible Society having
an agency in the Russian capital, which
has been actively engaged for years in
scattering bibles and testaments without
molestation, either from the government
or from others. The total issue of this
agency up to the 9th ofFebruary, 1850,
amounted 10 25i 900 copies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

DIscovERY IN EGYPT.-A most inter
csting discovery has been made in
Egypt. 1t is known that there exists
in Mount Zabarah, situated on an is
land in the Red Sea, q mine of cmer-
aids, which was formerly worked by
the pachas of Egypt, but abandoned in
the last years OF the reign OF Mehemet
Ali An English company have soic-
tied and recently obtained authority TO
resume the working Of this mine, which
is believed TO be still rich with precious
stones. Mr.. Allan, the engineer Of the
company, while directing some impor-
tant excavation in this plrce, has dis
covered at great depth traces of an
ancient gallery, which must evidently
be referred to the most remote antiquity.
Upon removing the rubbish, they found
tools and ancient utensils, and stone
upon which is engraved a hieroglyphic
inscription, now partially dciaced. This
circumstance proves the truth Of the
opinion expressed by Bclzoni, on the
strength Of other indications, that this
mine was worked in ancient time.
The nature and form of the imple-
ments discotered, and tie configura-
ton of the gallery, the plan OF which
has been readily traced, prove most con-
clusively that the ancient Egyptians
were skilful engineers. - II seems from
examination OF the stone which has
been discovered that the first labors in
the mine Of Zabarah were commenced
in the reiga of Sesostria the Great, or
Ramsca Sesostria, who according to
the most generally received opinion,
lived about the year 1850 before Christ,
aud who is celebrated by his immense
conquests, as well as by the innumer
able monuments with which he covered
Egy!t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

A LIVELY PLAcE.-Thcy have II little
town out west which appears to have
been overlooked by Dickens and other
English travellers of his class, and
which is "all sorts" Of a stirring place.
In one day they recently had two
street fights, hung man, rode three men
out oftown Oh n rail, got up quarter
race, a turkey shooting, a gander pull
ling, a match dog fight, had preaching
by the clergymen, who afterwards run a
foot-race for drinks call round !" and
and as if this was not enough, the Judge
of the court, after losing years salary
at single handed poker, and whipping a
person who said he didn't understand
the game, went out and helped to lynch
man for hog stealing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

DouBLE DURL.-The Prince cf Can
ino and Count Rossi recently exchanged
a couple Of shots at Ve.saiIIes-the first
at thirty and the second at fifteen PAGES
There was no blood drawn. The duel
gave ri to another, with small swords,
by Count Nieucnkcrkc AMI Pierre Bon
apartc, in which the former was wound
ed in the thigh. Prince Canine and
Pierre Bonapartc are sons Of Lucicn,
brother Of the Emperor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

The Germantown Pa. Telegraph ,akes
strong ground against the new costume,
thus;
There is no more prospect ofthe Tur-
kish costume getting inlc vogue here,
than there IL Of the Turkish religion.
We regard both as equally obnoxious
TO Christian taste, and, while we should
rejoice N shortening of the walking
dress, which is demanded, we think, by
ordinary gentiIity as connected with
cleanliness, We should view with horror
the introduction OF the Mahommcdnn
faith IN female dress, among We"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03

SINGULAR INscRlPTIos.--Thc follow
ing eptaph is inscribed upon "A slate
tombstone in the burial ground in Sterl-
ing, in this county:
Her anxions friends stood weeping round,
While she on a bed Of sickness lay,
No medicine could they get down,
She not word to them could say"
The anxious friends certainly did a
good thing in generating the doctors
from any hand in her death, but in read
ing the epitaph one could not but feel
a regret, that some remedial measures
had not been tried.- Worcester Spy.