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FIRE.-A fire broke out at a quarter to ten
o'clock last night IN building the Of Magazine
and St. Joseph streets, occupied as millinery the
corner and grocery Magazine street The house,
gether with shanty fronting St. Joseph street.
entirely consumed We unable to learn to whom
the property belonged who the occupants They
old and onestory frame houses and had every pros
pect Of good time of it. had 1t not been for the inter
ference Of the remen who quickly the spot and
knocked bazes out Of IT. Excelcnt composers tho
music and it out quickly that we had to leave in
five minutes for want of light
\! FATAL ACCIDENT. AN inquest vas held yes
terday by Deputy Coroner Loxe the body of john
Kraus aged 30 years. and native Of Germany He was
found dead In Moss Press in Couet
between Moreau and Gassacavo Streets Third District
Verdict Died Of feture Of the frontal and poserior
bones Of the skull cahsed by the accidental falling Of
portion Of the machinery of the press
RECoRDER's CoURT-Fyrst District - State
vs.. Thomas Pdchefno, .dssdh Nth 10 RiThowas
yacheitno, who was arragned the 9Th inst, the
charge of stabbng John r. 0Neal and whose trial was
liked or today was yesterday morning brought up be-
this case one by 0'Neai the other by Patrick Hart
O'Neal being sworn, deposed, that the morning of
the 18th q October at about O'clock he went into
and to the stand of the accused with the
what occurred at the first stand had been up all night
drinking could state whether he took cigar or
or taking whether he had paid for tt had recoec-
tton Of having given the prisoner blow either with the
blow him. until another party on coming up called
attention to blood flowing from wound upon his person,
which, on examination. was found to be the cellar
sone and appeared TO hAye been inflicted with sharp
DIRK knfe and finally he GOULD not recognise the prisoner
ONs. stated that he was painter BY trade last from
Memphts Tennessea; had been In the city about six
Weeks from which time dated his with the
parsons with whom he WAS ON the sprie,
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+ By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
%, of "a Lsxislasuss the STATE sasd
Consolidate ne city New ~ Ne scvssnt
ana administration IL a approved the ~ q fsosus 1885,
and os s Ah ssoen thereto nd sdas
r hs of City u kAhysh with ths u New o.
ae the day. and q s th.d ssssen q = ~
supplementary V IN ~ to ccnsolAsss he S
osssns provide Tie and y ~
approved March and cr ths poas u pAyhy ~
interest sane o. he entire dsbt 81 nesting ~ oois
lions 81 the old corporation the late 1 sseond and A~H
eaiss City Lafayette maturing during Tie ysss
SECOND MONDAY, 18th q y eooek
~ no purchase all pcoa Of series q
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY or NEW oRIEANs, ios Ne
o. THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH aid Bonds - dase
The or JULY payable FORTY = mo omes
IL the city, with nast attached Msresc
iii sse osIx FER cENTUM PER payable semtannaAy
the frat January 1885, n the City o. New -
hs 81 January July Of each y q
dorsod purchase Of Bonds Of IL CITY q Now
and Addressed Adcphe Lnye ~ Heafd n Commit
onsss Consolidated Debt d ths cy e osas" 70 =
opened bonds audicatsd ~ % tns
/ December, Al noon, Aforesaid. s4ss ~
TrHMs ON Of NE ntssst q ohl-
CATIONS city ate Fint Second and Third
City Lafayette maturing a option Of purchaser
on January ne NM os Maen
fourth on the remainder the nrst o. snly
per per Interest from January he Coem.-
ons eserviug right retain ten csnt o. nc BONDS adlnd
GATED ns compliance with his On The part q he
purchaser Ths Comaaonera further Tho right q rejecting
Il W. Y ~ u '''' ~ COMMITS sI0NERs....
Il r. A. D. CROss1iAN, Mayor. n X
O. DEBuYE, Comptroller. S.
wM II. GARLAND, Treasurer. III
4 w. r. CONVERSE, Chairman Fnanss comnitss.
Il Board Of Aldslmsn.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
i Boasd Or Asatapt Aldsrmsn
4. LAYET, Secretary. eesl Ms.ADss
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BUREAU pEs COMMIsSAIRES DE La u
DETTE CoNsOLIDEE DE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

: VIZ n " NopyxLL -0RLK 81 Octcbrs, 1887
En- vertu de 10 37eme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislature Louisiana, iniuls aAes pour ccusoider
Nouyelle pourvor gouvememsnt q psdnin
approuve 10 70 81 de sas sse
relntf Incorporation De Ia vile de
Lafayette approuvs - meme Il d u sms
section dun acte ntnlc Acte IN nce pour
pouyofr o.
direction aaesv Il II 1859 ct payer
lnat do Il ntAre de L. o ce toutss Lea obh
cations Ancienns des ancennea Premiere Deuss et
Municipalities Ia VILE lafayette lch4snt 1885,
par cstte
jusquaa deureme und 10 dseembre 1851 am aeha
partis dune ID vile Dc
mile pnatses ehaeun; les d hons
porter premier Juliet dams
rssorer vile eoupu dst rason Dc
Fartr du anvisr
1885, ianyier juliet az ehaqus
endoss6es a hat
vile Nouyels Of addrsssees Adophe LAys
onsodse de Ia villa
de Orleans dis ct isa bons ad
jages hau onehsscul Il 10 deehrs midi est dis
c-dessus. s.f a#ss3S8S
Conditions moyen coupons dnS-
ret es obligations Dc nnnne Vile Aneiennes Pree DAn1
eme Troeme Municipalities se Lafayette 6ehsnnt
1889 choix achtsu quart premier Jnn quart
premier Mars Mai OF Ia balance premier Just
1859 ndrat aison do par par d. premier
reseysr
achetsur dc fd6e msrche Commsares rervsnt
ouire le droit de rejeter les odss tout pare
Observation-Disclosures.
A. D. cRossnfAN, Maire.
Q. DEBUYs, controlsur. a
WIN H. GARLAND, Ttesorier.
W. CONVERSE, Finances Consei de
Aldermen.
LII PLACE President da coms dsFnnncea dn cone de, ASH.
| tan Aldermen.
A. LAYET secretaire. % Oct. Up.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
- CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NEW ohLkANs.l

" ~ coSsoiiDAfED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANs. <
NV OnlsAsA October u, isss.
h BY virtue Of the thirty seventh section q the
aea Of the Legislature Of the Luana entitled At 2
Consolidate Tho city and provide or the
and admnstaon Of A approved February - ess asd q
the a reeou Of supplementary thereto and providing of "
Incorporation Of City Of lafayette with the City q New Ofieau
approved dsy an r the prpo Of funding ths debt o.
The old city Fr Second and Third Mueipasa snd cy
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this once for The sxdhsg
equitable computation Of interest," Of all unatusd bonds
and other ons the old city and the lats F second and
Third Municipalities city 81 LAfayetts for BONDS or THE
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY 1859, a FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable at he once
Of the City Treasurer with inherent attached hsso the
Of PER CENT per payable IL the city Of
lat January July in each yeahe interest on obsons
offered III exchange aboys calculated 70 The let January
1855 al which the Bonds be Issued viii
The Proposals endorsed Offer for exchange Of BondA s
will be opened upon the fourth Monday 10 each month
commencing Monday the 9ad Of November next 1851
Ths shsmsslves the right Of rsscnE
or all bdA. 3 X sss
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
o. DsBUYs, Comptroller.
fa VIM II GARLAND, Treasurer. ,sta
- ~ 4 M Board Of Aldermen.
LII. PLACE Chsirmau Finance Committee,
sg$ Board ii Asslstsnt Aldssnsa.$
X IATF,r Secretary. oetai "
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,NfeeGlcaI Itrt Hooks.


.Hes5scGl 1trt Hooks. a
II ron SALE At
THOMAS u. WHITES,
NO. - CANAL ST.. New No. les, NEW ORLEANS
PRACTICE.
wATSoNs PRACTICE OF MEDICINE VOL
4 BELL AND STOKES PRAcTIC or MEDICINE, vol,
DuNGIIsoN's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, > vols.
y EBERkEa PRACTICE OF MEDICINE vols. " s ,ss
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE, vols.
WOODS PRACTICE, 3 vols I'M sisGS ID sss
nEACH,s PRAC1cE.
PHYSIOLOGY,
Z DUNGLIsoN's PHYSIOLOGY. ? vols.
. CARPENTER's PHYSIOLOGY, Iyol.
MAGENDEsS PHYSIOLOGY vol. -
oLIvERS PHysIoLpGY,l vol.
KIRK AND FACETS MANUAL. 3sgs
SURGERY.
cooPER,s SURGICAL DICTIONARY. G5 81
cOoPEn's LECTURES ON SURGERY.
FURGusON's SURGERY. 81 49, 80
GlBsoN's SURGERY, . vols.
DRUrTT's sURGERY
LIsToNs ELEMENTs or SURGERY.
LlsToN AND MuLLER,s SURGERY.
MLLER's PRINclPALAND PRACTICE OF SURGERY
PANcOAsT,s OPERATIVE SURGERY. sAss
SMITHS MINOR SURGERY.
CHELlus' SURGERY, 8 vols.S ,5i Is Il NJ,
MOTIFS yElPEAu's SURGERY, ,ois. and Plates
PIRRIE,S SURGERY.
CHEMISTRY.
FowNE,s CHEMISTRY.
DRAPERs CHEMISTRY. 'F
KANEs CHEMISTRY.
GRAHAM'S CHEMISTRY.
TURNER'S CHEMISTRY.
GARDENERS CHEMISTRY.
MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS
DuNGLIsoN's MArERIA MEDIcA, 8 vols.
PERERA,S MATERJA MEDICA, vols.
WOOD AND MISUNDERSTANDING new edition.
THoARsoN's CONSPICUOUS.
MIDWIFERY.
cHURcHILL's MIDWIFERY.
DEVICES MIDWIFERY.
CHAILLYlS MIDWIFERY. n
GooCH'S MIDWIFERY.
A9e MOREAU'S MIDWIFERY.
RAMSBOTIIAArS MIDWIFERY. 4si
ASHwELLs DISEASES or FEMALES. "a
CoLOMBATs DISEASES OF FEMALES.
CEIURCHILL'S DISEASES OF FEMALES.
DEVICES DISEASES or FEMALES.
GoOCH's DISEASES or FEsiALES.
CHILDREN.
CoNDiE ON CHILDREN.
CHURCHILL ON CHILDREN
WEST ON CHILDREN.
STEWART ON CHILDREN.
DEVICES ON CHILDREN
ANATOMY.
HoRNERs ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY, vols.
| PANCoAST's wfsTAR'S ANATOMY, 9yos
| MORToNS ANATOMY.
MASSES POCKET ATLAS, Colorsd Plates.
QUAIN'S PLATES.
WILSON'S HUMAN ANATOMY.
| WILSON'S DlSSECTOR.
| TUgoN's DISSECTOR.
i DUBLIN DISSECTOR. ~
Won BEHR's HANDBOOK OF ANATOMY.
/ POCKET ANATOMIsT.
DICTIONARIES. .af
CoopER's SURGICAL DICTIONARY.
HooPER's MEDICAL DICTIONARY. IN,
| DUNGIISoNs MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
| HoBLYN'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY
CoPELAND's MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
| REEsE'S POCKET LExICoN
DUNGLIsoNs cYcLopEDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE,
i Avols 8 vo. 4t g
Together with large Stock Books all the Departments
cal Literature,
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BnrgNisssRar
RICH SILKS MoUssELINE DE LANES,
CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES,
n Just received per steamship City having been
BOUGHT AT GREAT GAGRlF7GES,
they will b. sold a. such will RUN THEM OFF
NEEDLE WORKED COLLARS-From One Dime TO Fifty Cent?
HANDSOME BELTS-Au coloss, al Fifteen Cents. ~
MoussELNE Ten Gents TO the betqualss
RICH BRocADE sILKS-Ats i, u rs and el 80.
MANTILLAS-Lined from ISL 49, Ags
CURTAIN GOODS other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES great
bargsins,At SIMPSONS,
nov10 II 80 Canal ptrest.
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From the Isthmus.
We take the following from the Panama Star of the


ARAsvAL OF THE pRIsosERs. On Thursday about noon.
General Gemenes with force arrived this city bring
Ing geDg q about thirty whom he had
These constitute part Of the band Of robbers and
that have % long infested that region II
very prDb8hle that interesting information may be
brought 70 light IN thec course Of their trial.
~ r. be hoped that strong guard viii be kept round
ne prison Y order Y thoss escaping
Too much creditcannot be given to General Gemanes
TIE active and he has rendered the
" trust hs authorities viii be as prompt in performing
their duties in this the General has been
charging his part Of the work, IN
DANeERous.-On Tuesday last We observed some ffty
kegs Of gunpowder carelessy piled up in front of the
house. and several laborers smoking cooy
where Tic powder has since been stored But W. FEEL toe
rably confident that there very few warehouses in
Psnama suitable for the and think that the
government should establish especial store 1.-THE Con-
vent of Francisco, for instance) in which all
gsrous and combusble articles should be placed Should
fire accidentally break out in the warehouse containing
these fifty kegs Of POWDER half the city might blown
up, before step could be taken to prevent it.
ANoTHER EARTHauAKE IN CmLE.-From Lieut. ellis,
United States Navy Commissioner appointed to make
astronomical observations in Chile who arrived from
Chile in the last British steamer learn that another
night alter se sasa Fun &
which We shall hear by the coming steamer. Mr.. Glis
procured his information from Commodore McCauley
the fgate Rartan which vessel sailed from Valparaiso
two days after the steamer and arrived in Caao h
Bogoa was about taking her departure from that port
the Commodore he to the Particular
relative to this sad calamity.
CoEcERr Az Aa4oa ~ lI Ws regret on accouut y
Mesas Boudct snd Jacobs the slim attendance at their
concertsat the Armory Hall last evening
dute SOLO arraHged by Furstenau, containing the
Fiahermsn's Chorus from Massaniello with brilliant va
riatcns most artisticaly executed by Jacobs and
was alone worth the ticket.
We had not time 70 remain longer, but would advise
lovers NEGLECT an6thar
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T':s. ,,,s;t \ p Hsssass ~
s.'i|' ~. ss s!;.!
'ss: r ss:sa !fss: Ss NV
STE ssei sss JOIN F:stsi, g.
;Ies T4.ss M.ssi rs s q ssss, Is9s
asissss Dsiy. ~ ss'f Y Smith
Y II c 5sss =
si fssss n sa! Z: ss's'.
NB- THE CLAY MONUMENT ASSOCIATION invit.
hsir vielnly 70 genera
Meeting the hschsncr rrsilts % Philippe
FRIDAY EVENING, November oeeh. which oseasos u
following named gentleman will address ths II bsha
Of the objects Of tbe Assocasoni VI sssas rs
Hon. THEODORE H. MscALRB, CHARLES D. DREux, Eaa,
Hen lsA AC e. MORSE, suags ALEXANDER WALKET
Hon. JOHN O. LARUE, JOHN ". PRICE Esq, ai
GREER b. DUNCAN Esq. other distn snshsd Speaker
r. Seats WIN b. for the Ldisa, snd ey
invited 10 attend. H r. ". Hllls Acting PfsAAasnt
B.wAIrox, R. W. ApAxs w MosAssAs Secretaries neyo
No. State TREASURER Editors Crescent
Pleas, announce that GEORGE p BRIAN who has
The sst IN. years an eent Clerk Treasury Department. viii
supported for The once Of STATE TREASURER by
octll " MANY FRIENDS
Mn- For GovERNoR.-We are authorized
announce Colonel RICHARD candidate for Governor
III, stat. under the new Consultation. ocsT 9pss
~ To PERSONS RuPTuRED. The many pei
ansns sscuai BY Sherman deserving Of
passing notice. For pareuas his advertisement o. No
n. 8
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Local Intellieence.

FIRST JusTIcE OF THE PEAcE.-The election
yesterday for First Justice Of the Peace resulted in the
the First Second Third and Fourth Precincts The fol
lowing are the figures 81 -
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H BUREAU DIES CoAfMrssAIRES DE LA
DETTE C0Ns0IJDEE DE La H0uyELLE-oRLEANs.}

7 NOW kLLx FANS, III Octopfe, lso1.
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de l'acte de In
Legislature de Ent Ia Louane ntrle pour consoder
Vile de la Nouvele Orleans Adm
nstration de Ii Is Feyrsr 1887
section dc Paets ntue Ae sppsmene consoder
u vile de la Nouve oeans pourvoir
do lafayette avec Ia willie de Ia Noyele Orleans Approve
vr 1885, ct dana 10 but DE- fonier IA detts ys
premiere, eeonde oisiame Municipalities LafAyes
Des Submissions cachetse pour chs1es
tank dns uste equitable
obligations de ascienue VILE prenare
Municipalities vile Lafayette, LA VILE
DE la NoUvELLE-0RLEANs POUR La soMME DE MILE
PIAsTRES CHACuN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1857 PAYABLES
DAMS GUARANTEE ANS Teorier Wills,
coupons SIX POUR AM payabes
vile do lie Janser le Juliet chaqu
lea intSrats les obligations os echange,
desau cp squaa Ter anver 1885, epoque 1aquee
nterets los hons commencement. - 4.si sg
LII pour pchAngs de bous ste
ouyertes 70 quaams lundi de ehaqus oi
Novsmbrs 1852. II ss5#5
rssr en- pas gu 60 to
LTD los aounisious onartss slsgs4 sgs 4. Isl N "a
w. coMMIssAIREs....
A. .. CR0SSAiAN, liaiIs, J1s.ss
D. DEBUYs Conroeur.
+ w. III. GARLAND Tt6sories. Ii.
coNvERsE Finances du con,ei des
Aldermen. ~ * rs
PLACE President com de Finance. du conss de ASH.
tants- Aldermen. III IA
a. LAYET. sscrsara % OCT. ap.
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Fiji yiasr Jusrlct or fHE PrzcE " Gaiennie, Esq, II
vin IL ~ ycuterdsy elected to tbs above once ~
ven. deserved cmrlimsnt to 4
xcstty citizen. n.
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EaoM Hxr Juan ~ NICARAGUA. The steamship Daniel
which reported having arrived st the Bar
yesterday, atrnck IN coming She viii await food
de 1os the purpose Of getting or She brings two hun
dred passenger. II. S AZ II s4 NJ n
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest best styles.
! UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HosE-of siik Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton; sl,5s-i..s5g
SCARFs, CRAvATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
FORTE 1ioNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERcHIEFsof silk and White and Bordersd
Cambria; ~
UMBRELLAs-Of silk, Bingham and Cotton; -
DRESSING Cashmere Mousselins de ne coton
PERFUMERY; n
COMBS; s "a a .4aeY sNk4
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS; I
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
ocoo LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. qpH
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n N II ~ thanks - Nj. Jcssph Chsdwicks The %
~ assinship Philad lphia, for "a Fran
w papers; aso tor nasnsranda furnished
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n soUTHwEsr Pass, November TO-
~ @esnsr Tsxas ~ arrived hsrs and reports that
y sp orvssd Capt Chsss. fom Liy,spool boupd fpr
4 aihore thirty miles 10 The westward Il
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S iii. QMxaIxs The beautiful play Of aEvad
v h - ~ the II. Charles tonight, Mrs
shining the chasaster II Essape From What
/ ,,sssSSalfs Nth credit. IS
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from arrived At the southwsst Pass yesterday
afsernoon, st y quarter past one O'clock, al
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=. MANY FRIENDS.

Ms- For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
RICHARD HAaAN candidate for Governor o.
,his state under the new consttuton. ocsT 9pss
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VI McALLtsTER,5r WIzARp.-This celebrated Magician
whose vonderfa have been witnessed by
ctzens Is preparing new experiments
and remodcling his ente cabinet which, when no COM
petes IT, will be the most splendid In the world We
learn through Mr.. John Weston the genemanly agent
o. Mr. that he viii be in some time
in December next. He will be warmly welcomed.
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< FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of tbs latest and most beautiful styles Their
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
large and COZ plet they prepared furnish
their friends and the public ,erally with ~
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE. t7{ r.
Being constantly receipt Of the latest novelties every
The North, they will maintain, throughout the seasoe,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 49, s
octls SPIT NORRIS 4 WAY. under City Hotel
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ma stsauahip rsxas Captain Lswlssa from Indiauola
~ "a IT, I'd ~ ~ ~ III q Wi Pas 1t ftur
slslansss lsst ssssass
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-31
MISC CE l. L A N Y,
From the Albion.
a L E RF.

Our thoughts--what are they, and whlth-
er do they 90? More fleeting than the fol-
iage of Autumn, more tickle than the leaves
of the Sibyll Where are the rapturoNs fam
cies, the soft exhalations Of SOUL the words
of love, and the sighs and the songs, which
have come and gone like shadows, when
we wandered amid whispering shades, or
by the solitude of streams ?-Where are all
the poesies, the memorials of ecstatic days
and hours of youth, that are lurking about,
in the shape of sonnets and impromptus 4
memoranda Of joys past and pleasures to
come, in the corners of old forgotten jour
nails and pocket.books Where the letters
that have passed between us and the below
ed ones OF our friendship, with their frank
and unaffected discourses of the heart, and
their confident avowalS of affection and SYM
pathy in that golden age of our being,
"When thought was speech, and speech
was truth ~ What strange eyentiul his
tory should We find in our own little selves,
could we now collect all these lost and cX-
lied thoughts together
Yes, indeed, our heart, like the natural
year, has its spring, and its summer its au-
lumn, and its winter, in steady and sustain
cd revolution and every cycle, when COM
pleted, is another stage in onr life'S pro-
gress finished and as we are carried for
ward successfully through our seven ages
the heart is ever shedding its leaves and its
blossoms and our past thoughts are the
leaves of its bygone autumns.
Behold it now putting forth the gentle
buds of Hope, and now bright with the full
blown flowers Of Joy now breathing forth
the incense of Lore, and langulshing as a
plant that needs prop to lean upon; at
times dropping like lily under the dew
drops of SorrOtc. again dazzling as the gold
en- acacia, that waves It's pride III the noon
day sun hlariously.
And ever & anon, as the breath of Time
passes over it,-whether Iii blasts as when
cloud breaks, s,-somc blooming joy or bud
ding hope falls softly to the ground, or is
whirled along like an autumn leaf; and
then the tears fall, like companion drops OF
rain, when the surrowful boughs are shak-
en-. Such tear-sprnkled leaf did find
lately, in the repositories of my chamber.
The burden of the tale which it bears,is hap
ly ftrsotten by the great proportion OF ihose,
who at one time felt interested in the fates
of the hero and heroiRe. The latter now
sleeps IN The old church yard Of --; the
former, d recluse in a strange land; alike
unknown and unheeded, is the author of
the annexed sketch, which bears date, Oc-
tober-, 1S-.
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Regulations for the staunton Press.

The undersigned, propretors Of the several papers
published in Staunon, deSrous OF protecting their col
umns from unreasonable demands Tor the promotion OIL
private or personal ends and OF establishing uniformity
IN their rates of charge and manner OF conducting ths
part Of their business hare united III the following reg
uations:
Communications, calling upon individuals to become
candidates for office, urging their claims 10 public Ia
vor and all communications from candidates themselves,
will be charged for at the rate oil 20 cents per square,
always to be paid in adrance.
Tributes of Respect and other proceedings OF the va
rouS Orders aud Societies, will be charged tor, as The
above and on the same condition.
The charge for authorized announcement OF can
tidate for any office in the gift Of the people will be
So 50-aso TO be paid in advance.
RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN ADVERTISING.
The published rates of charge for advertising whether
bv the year. or other specified period, will be strictly
adhered to, without variation.
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be strictly
limited 10 their own Immediate business aud the busi
ness of an advertising firm not considered as incu-
ding that of its individual members.
Yearly advertisers will be kept rigidly within the
limits or which they cnntrac charged extra Tor a
ny excess allowing, however, some latitude IN tue
business seasons.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons
TO be paid for in advance.
For the purpose Of securing uniform charges and mu
tual protection, the following rates have been agreed
TO. They will be published conSpcuously IN our sew
eral papers, that advertisers may be informed OF our
lo,res rates and determination TO adhere strictly to
them.
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