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SHERIFE,S SAI.E

SHERIFF'S SALE
SECOND DISTRICT CouRrT CREDITORS
OF NKwORLRAss No. 1895.
PY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered on
- the Sd Of March, 1852 directed by
Second District Court NewOreans
sell at public auction the Rotnda the City Exchange
ST. Louis street. bween Chares and Royal Streets
April TO- 1884, at o'clock for account the creditors
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate on Peur street
between Perddo and Poydras streets thirty
hundred and twenty feet depth between parallel lines
Surrendered said msovent to his creditors.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
milo 90 80 apl0 Sheriff oft of Orleans.
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| SHERIFF'S SALE
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF HELENA CATARINA
JOHN kNA1PER.. No 4fs6

oFNEwORLEANs. MARIA BARLAG L, DIVORCED WIFE OF
JOHN kNA1PER. No. lfs6.
pY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan
nar 1853 to me directed by the Hon. the Second
Of NewCrleans the entitled at rub
lie aucon in the Rotunda of the City Exchange street
tween Chartres and Royal streets SATURDAY
o'clock III
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, situate in suburb St.
Mary in the Second Municipality this city the square
irod ST Peter st John and Julia and designated
Der drawn H. Pee Surveyor the
9Th January, s45 deposited Chapea Notv
Public Of this city: said lot has, English measure
seven inches lines front said Grod BY depth
lines parallel feet
eight inches and one line in the together with the
privileges hereunto belonging wise apperaning.
hundred dollars cash. and the haance credit
year. JAMES P. FRERET
mills 2S ap7 II Sheriff of the Parish Of 0rlssns
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SHERIFF'S SALE. no.. H..
opNswoEIKASs. MISE, CAPTAIN T. WALkER ET AIS.
No. 5000.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court e. Nwo
leans the above entitled will sell public auction
the Rounda Of the City Exchange St. Louis street. between Char
tres and Royal sree MONDAY April 49, IS5 at IL O'Clock
The schooner ARTESE together with her Tackle Apparel furni
tn lies at the Lake Bayou St. john
Seized In the above suit. :
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FREREI,
mhl9 80 apo 10 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERTFFS SALE

os RsIas1 oogHr wHEE5ER SEpPs CO COOK
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
i directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court Neworenn
soose ensd cause will proceed to sell at public auction
otunda o. the City Exchange St. Charities and
Royal streets on THURSDAY April 49, 1881 o'clock M
All he right title and interest Of F. w
nnsIyIdsd wShrs Q! the following described PROPERTY to wit
flGftI LOTS OF GROUND situated Municipality No Two
anburg saalet numbers three four and
Number comprised within Euphrosin Caop
ana ahfn st Said lots adjon each other hnsc
measure lot number forming the and Caope
feet inches and three Clara by
hnna,sd End sst inches and lines depth
eight each twenynne feet front Clara hundred I
feet seven Inches and lines depth per plan draw
6y u A. Hedn Architect the 24th
flee Of Oliver HI Perry Notary together the buildings and i'm
poSements thereon which building frame sdes
ma And on the same day. at the hour hspa o'clock
THE 0AKUM MANUFACTURE consisting Of Oakun, n Steam III,
one Machinery Etc The walls of hs factory brick.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot
JAMES p FRERET,
NH thu pa rh oE .laaaa
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New0rleans Agency of the Mutual Pro

LECTION INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE Tenn.
This Company viii Insure the Mutual Principle Houses
clandse etc. against LOSS DAMAGE by FIRE
AND RIVERS. - ~ ~
N All having property insured in this Institution are
entitled full participation protts ans liability to
TRUSTEES:
n. Ilobson, NJ, S. Pitcher, Jas Morton, Jr
John Waters, j. g. Shepherd D. Weaver '
u A. Mcalster, II. Douglass, G. 2,
7. B. West John Morrow, b. r. Mckenzie,
JGhn H. Ewn, A. W Putnam, T. W. Maxey,
WI berry, Samuel Seay, a. Morrison,
Z; ). Hall, J. b. Knowles C. f, fIillnan,
alex Fail, J. B. johnson, Robt. Stewart
H. + Bell, Al Duncan, W. Prichard
L. B. Fite, A II. Hicks, "A. Thomas
A. o. P NICHOLSON, President
NJ 5. ''ncHRR Vice President.
C. ]. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X. Price, K. H. Fraser,
Geo. W. West c. Conner
fy231y WIN. A. JOHNSON, Agent a8 Commercial Place
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SAT-. 1ss,s ps.s, q THE
10y VIRTUE Of decree rendered March Is,
ID 1884, the Hon. the Sixth Judicial
ass s s
between chs and Reys ssess on FRIDAY April 49, 1851 at
''s RoT 81 81 with til.
8: s sss = - ga
On sass ss Sspeses IN
a.. c ss ss bs s * as 5 ss s
inches depth On the side line next 70 street fee
6 4; liz 81 sSoSSp ss,sI !, n.
sSsron aa,sd d ssSasb Tasearss
Il Ssass f. as
I've lines ou. Magazine street between Edward streets
va "a sS s d. a suburb
course fronting Constance street between Eiel
having sixty in front Constance street. by
n2'ss rsf rfsf s. sss's
Is S5a,sS IL Y,
inches q dspth and ;hirtys~o English
ssssss The capital stock
81 mortgage granted the three last described lots
and d s snd
feet three inches and nd, six Lines if.
hundred and two feet eleven inches and hnt
and two vol lines on the line.
ms gss y h s M feet
J. 1t hundred and five feet eleven lines deep
9s pD ed and IT,
hundred feet eleven inches
taEaS sssords
he Ssds on
One hundred and twenty-five s shapss Of capital
s Of it, dc. n s sn rs s9 S
ings thereon.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sscorp DsTRIcr CoUnI SUCCESSION OF Z. j. WALSH.
OF NHwORLEANs. No. 3s4S.
I1Y VTRTTTE NJ on ordor Of cole ,,nJ,,o

Icy VIRTUE OF an order OF sale rendered
- March 90 1883 directed by the Honorable
ss GoaIt he above entitled matter
1859, At l2 O'Clock i ~
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the IMPROVE
MNIs thereon situated in the Second Municipality this city
quae comprised within ato Tha Apollo Nayndes
Sesgna,sa on plan number twenyne Of the book plans G.
measuring, American measure, follows lot number
fifteen forms the Of Apollo Streets having front
the former Of twenynine feet like width and
mont on Eato Of one hundred and twenty by the depth
number hieen and has front Apollo street Of
inches the same width line and depth hundred
twenty feet, between parallel lines.
Which IMPROVEMENTS consisted THREE TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSES, SLATEROOFED and all other
longing. 3 ' =
TRRMshe cash the
debts ts25o to D. b. Maeary with interest thereon
Fer annum from the 96th February 1852 till paid
Win interest at the
1883 tn paid, and the balance credit sre eighteen
oi notes bearing eight per cent interest
from date TIL paid and special mortgage on The sold
a ~ ~ 'I JAMES p FfsERET,
mh96 APPS Is 20 Sheriff of the of
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

= SHENIFF'S 0AIE. ~
FIRST DrsrKrcr CouRr 7 FEATHERSToNH vs. THoS
GARNIsHEE. :. No 1898
PY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed BY the the Third District Court
in the entitled will to sell public auction
Royal Streets MONDAY April 49, 1854 at u o'clock
TWOLOTS OF GROUND WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS AND IN
PROyESENTS THEREON situated the ubourg Mary
square BY Gav Common, St Mark and St. Mary
designated by the numbers eleven and twelve
Number eleven measures twenty feet inch
St. Mark Said have
depth hundred and three lines.
The IMPROVEMENTS large BRICK WARE
HOUSE. about thirty feet wide by about
indepth
the belonging to defendant Kendall
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mh1s 81 ap9 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LINIMENTS.
Mustang Eminent,
Hewes's Nerve and Bone Liniment
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hayes's Liniment for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment,
Councils Pain Extractor,
Dallay's Pain Extractor,
Judkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Military Ointment,
Connell's Mixture,
Roach Rane,
Smiths Panacea,
Houck's Panacen,
Indian Panscea,
Children's Pnnacea,
Gays Canchalagua.
FEVER AND AGuE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
Mortimer's American Tonic,
Indian Cholagogue, for Fever and
Ague,
GREEN'S Fever and Ague Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
Bachelors do. do.
Jayne's do. do.
DR. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
Jayne's Espectorant,
JAMES Hair Tonic,
Jnyne's Alternative,
James Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam,
/ Jayuc's Tonic Vermifuge,
Jayne'# Shnative Pills,
J1yne's Ague Pills.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunters Pulmonary Balsam,
lhulSn serym. baisaih Tor FITS,
s pom : Siek lteanhche remedy
lSsponh s Ei,xir OF Health,
hother,s kehei,
Luclne Cordial,
Juno CORDIAL,
| Uterine tath0liCOn,
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: = SHEKIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH R's51,es EDWARD COR
by VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Newo
leans the above entitled will sell public
The Rotunda Of the City Exchange Sc Louis between chartre
ana Royal streets on THURSDAY 1885,? at u O'Clock
men thereon situate the suburb Deod city, designated by
the No. and having, American measure thirty inch
and lines front on St Thomas street between suzet Gnn
Streets by feet inches lines depth the side
neares, to- and running parallel with suzee
sig inches and lines also in DEPTH the opposite side said being
of triangular form the whole conformity with
on the 9Th April 1873 by Louis Pile and deposited the office OF
Octave De Armas this city which buildings consist Of
Dwelling house, slate rooted Kitchen Csterrl etc.
Seizeiin the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET
mhS Is 81 APPS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
-oF NgwORLKASs. II No. 1882.
RY VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Second
N me above entitled will sell public auction,
ny warehouse No IS Jefferson street WEDNESDAY, April 1852
NJ hhitpast 4 O'Clock y. N--
ot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Etc. per inventory
NE IN my Office which will
Seized IN the above
Terms cash Nc spot. JAMES p FRERET
mh3l ap? Shern,Ftbe Parish OF Orleans
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10 UNI pnnehconS and 100 cases, very supe.
j. y f5fi W MA BY tll,.fARf ss II ftASaFAAs ,Hvt
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SHERIFFS SALE.


FIRST D1srRIcT CoURr JOHN DUNN VS.. FERDINAND WAC
OF NkwORLEANs. II NER. No. 1904
HQY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
AD of sale rendered March 1852 directed
the First District Court Of Neworans in the entitled
viii proceed to sell at public auction MONDAY April
II O'Clock NJ, the premises
THE CONTENTS OF CERTAIN CoFFEEHoUsE, situate
corner Of Deori and Tchoupioulns streets.
Professionally seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
mh3l ap3 IL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Lii,

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
surplus and Reserved Fund 100000
,,- a2,34oO0O
Working CaptaTwo Millions Three Hundred
Dollars.
Offering by its unusually large capital
LIABILITY Of the Stockholders that desidentum
most perfect security the pnbcs prepared against
Fire Risks in NewOrleans, the reasonable terms
ne usual abatement of made place the Conpanys Poll
t on par with the Mutual Companies all
will be prompt and liberal
cHAs BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
samuel Nicholson, A. Hene, Thomas Sallar,
A. lantear, g. A. Holt VIM Mure,
VIM. Felowea j. B. Behn, Jas Robb,
+. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS BROWN Chairman
Francis CorTKNEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin ROYAL Pheps,
MARX W. C0llet, Mort Livingston, Ed. r. Sandersou,
G. W. Faher, VIM s. Wetmorp
ALFRRp PILL, Resiien Secretary
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel Board ms "
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
PARISH OF ORLEANS No. 1855.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias to me
directed by the Hon L. Winter Second Justice of the
Che Parish of Orleans will expose public FRIDAY
April 1859. nj u O'clock No 2s Camp
A LOT OF DAGuERREOrYPE SPECIMENS, etc., few
other articles belonging to the
Terms cash.
mh29 GEORGE +. PEARSON Constable
CONSTABLES SALE
CouRr FNEwoRLRANs Inns LEWIS DIERKES SECURITY On
APPEAL BOND. No. 1854.
HpY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Hon j. Winter Peace
and Tor the parish Of Orleans will sell by public se, Banks Arcade
NJ the following described seized the defendant
Lewis Derkes,
TWO TOTS GROUND situated Second Municipality in
the city NewOeans the comprised within Felicity
Orange and Magazine and designated by the
pl drawn by W. T. Thompson 23d April
PlanLo No. measuring thirty
lines front Felicity street. five inches
alley twelve feet wide said lot and other
Of hundred seventy
line dividing from alley twelve width
hfyonr feet eight inches and third lines dividing
from lot No. 81 ard the aforesaid
inches and nehrd lines front Felicity
honr feet eight inches and third lines the line dividing
from lot No hundred
lines the line dividing from LOT No. TO- Together with all the
provements thereon
Seized in the entitled TT cash.
1nhs laps GEORGE +. PEARSON, Constable.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
SECOND DisrRtcr CougT SUCCESSION F THE LATE JOiIN
Of NEwoslEANs LARuzAH....No 4s65 ''''-' '
BY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
- March s. 1884, 70 directed by Honorable. the Second
ihsttiet Ccnr Of Sewesrs the matter will p
sell at public saciten Warehouse s8 Jefferson stree. ON
WEDNESDAY, April = 1881 NJ hatpAs, clock ,. NJ
AIfa,sl, otc, NN "'N
1tnas Nh.h o. lts sp0t JAMES ?, FegBrT
tiaT1 81 pss ssets VI The Palsb d Ufsstn
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yyEp,JtUt-r1-c
NERMlfuGES.
Winer 's'Canadian,
D. A. fehnestoek's,
swans,
ba'ltSs'
Jayne s.,
Cha llen's.
~ SARSAfAklLLAs.
~ i"whsehh's,
BAIty's,
sanIe,s,
Nihkoop's,
h'iS,9I s.,
"oGd Il,
, Bulls
PILLS.
6h'ckhef 9 HngHr-eoated furgat
KIM : Luz;
4io1hlt's Ll'e,
Virgins ihIiAh FeGeth9le,
prollatet,i > NeEetaVie ohiVer'A
1iotriso' ttygsWh'
i nv > =" A"ii'oh,
tooPer's,,
anderson 3,
W ,star = ".htie .turghtiVe,,
i, Ah'., , f"mi'N
;swilYnt,s Silhht'N'
l'rrricN . fo,'sht -rohtcu, ~
! 17hPPins,"i' 8 rcF'F ana Aughe,
c 80. i. : ' t,,.,
g ''heheI,n,rE,
Hi9, ,,,gG, : f.,, ng"'m'ia'
I, p ,s1, 0i"'''o'''''e'
t,,,,i,oil, uo,,,,
hi,t, ',ea't'
g 800, ~, n mS""i,
Uni, y An,i ''itidrs
InTni,tL,.,s III. '"''
1870 I',,'n,,,. 49,, nt'
iI,iIscg's VIII
Sherman Tg8 SnIsaI m4N'h'''A''
iinclan's Hungarian,
nr: phv's's W'ld Cherry and tn
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SHERIFF'S SALE

OF NEw0RIEANs.
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
March % 1852 to directed by the Honorable he Third Dis
Court NewUreans the
to sell at public auction FRIDAY April o'clock
Tor account Of the creditors OF said the premises
THE CONTENTS OF THE DRY STORE
No per inventory Court copy
exhibited at the time and place of sae
Surrendered by the nsolvent TO his creditors
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
nh29 apps 9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
1Fk CiNES, SO P0YDRAS STREET Newteans.-JoS. HUFTY
would most respectfully inform the public generally he pur-
chased the entire interest e Branch the Empire
ensed the 50 POYDRAS STREET up
siderable for the Patent business Having
passed facilities for supplying Druggists generally with
and prices. ~
% Satisfaction will be given all who may him with
patronage.
The following list only comprises part OF his
which aud will be furnished the
any othsr house in the South:
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of

OICSCGuG U1utudl 1USuIdllC6 VOmDanV OF
NEW ORLEANS
G In conformity with the equsions of their charter
submit the following statement
Amount of premiums received for year ending
July y, 1851 Observation-Disclosures. s5aOss3 80
Amount of premium, unexped risks for the
the year ending July 70, 1850. 60,54 81
~ Whole amount of premiums ssOl,4sl 81
OF which there have been received, viz:
premiums YlS336S IS
Marine premiums Observation-Disclosures. 1897 81
river premiums. 9S3S9 ii
Lille premiums 1926 l6- 60, 43l 81
Less premiums on risks not terminated. s426
Less return premiums. Observation-Disclosures. l046sl
July Il, ls5i..:.,:..;....:.......... s4ss,74s
Paid during same period for losses, viz:
For Fire LOSSES Observation-Disclosures. 1880 10
Nihrihe.. $4,000 SO
For RIVER. 9265l 81
fof ihe... $4,000
p,. -, , sslo,2o2
discount account 4l,327 Al ISL 9ls Is
Amount OF profits for year ending July 49, 1851 sl42s
The Company have the following Assets:
Real Estate, being amount
premium Notes 26ll33
Dohu ana 5iS00
Ennds IN New1 ork CITY 1852 II
Que ,or premiums IN course OF collection.
sB Sash on mana. nb,949 IS
Total amount of Asset. ............, .s4s5S76 o.
eE The Board OF Trustees have resolved
cent in ush the outstanding certificates profits holders
thereof to their legal representatives, MONDAY
4th day of August next
The Trustees have also declared dividend
the net earned Premiums Company ending
lst day of September
NewOrleans July 81 1851. C. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
BY the Sheriff Orleans order TO effect Partition
SECOND Ds1nrcr ccuRT HENRY BEECHER BEECHER AND
OF NKwORIKANs. AIS No 4S77
RY VIRTUE of a judgment rendered February
II and signed March 1851 directed
Second District Neweans the above entitled cause vii
sell public auction in the Rouna City Exchange
st. Louis street between Charities and Royal THURSDAY
April Is, 1852, at 70 o'clock for n partition
OF GROUND situate the corner of Nayades and Erae
streets the city of having sixty
des street, and about ninety depth
wooden DWELLING HOUSES thereon and fronting
said Nayades street.
eA VACANT LOT OF GROUND said houses
sdonng said lot first above described and having about
feet front on Erao street. with depth of sixty-nne
TERMS CoNDTIoNs.Tweve credit
rate of five cent from the of sale the
secured by mortgage the property Sold the be endorsed by
endorser approved by the Sheriff. JAMES p FRERET,
mhl5 rs ar5 Is Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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7'Hll'
lAYNE'S MEDICINES, MOFFA1 $
HLENlA BlITERS, and WRlGHT's
lie terms. anal d&W "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30
DEATH Oh THE COUNTESS OF LOVE

DEATH OF THE COUNTESS OF Love
LACE his lady sole daughter Of
the poet Lord Byron-whose name has
been made familiar To her cOuntrymen
through the impas stoned language ad-
dressed To her by her father IN some OF
his finest poems, expired on the 9Th ul-
timo, after lingering illness Of more
than twelve months duration at the
town residence OF her noble husband in
Great Cumberland Place. She was
born in the year 1916, and, like her H.
lustrl us parent, has died before com
pl ting her thirty-sevenlh year. Wrl-
ling to Mr.. Murray iron Venice, Febru
AIRY 2, 1918, Byron says: II have IA
gleat love Tor little ida, and look for
ward to Ter as the pillar OF my old age
should | ever reach that dcsoIate peri d,
which hope not" From BoIognc, 7'h
June, 1919 he again writes: i have
not heard OF my little Ada, the Electra
OF my MyceDe; but there will come Il
day of reckoning even should | not live
to see it, From Ravenna, Sth October
1920: II you turn over the pages Of
The llungtington pcerage case, you viii
learn how common was the name OF
Ada under the Plantagene's. found
it in my own pedigree in the reigns Of
I'm and Henry Pisa, 18th Novem-
ber, 1921: i have to acknowledge the
receipt oi a lock OF Ada's hair, which is
soft and pretty, and nearly as dark az
mine was at twelve
On the Sth July, 1885, the poets
daughter was united to Lord KING, sub
sequenlly (in 1889 created Earl of
Lovelace-a connex on by which the
lineage of John Locke was blended with
that of Byron. Much OF the interest
which attaches TO the daughters OF Mil
ton and Shakespeare was ielt in the de-
ceased lady wherever the English Ian
guage is spoken, and to Il large circle OF
private friends her death will be a sou zee
oi sincere sorrow. Highly gifted, and
endowed with a large share Of her faith
er's vivid temperament, she delighted
in intellectual rs well az benevolent ANA
kindly pursuits, one Of her most init
mate and priced confdants having been
Tor many years that intelligent Judge OF
female excelehce. Mrs. Jameson. To
tina, lady's pen we should refer the pub
lic for true appreciation OF her char
acter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30

FAsHiosAALE LIFE IN WAsHINGToN-
The Washington correspondent OF the
~ Y Express writes as lollows:-
The solrees and balls have not be-
gun but this you know, is always a
place for dinners. The Secretary Of
State, Mr.. Everett, has 10 house
here, but has lodgings with colored
lady of high renown, who, for years,
has taken in distinguished iunctionaries,
both North and South. He gave his
first dinner the other day. In social
way, not much is TO be expected Of the
Cabinet this winter. The family Of the
Secretary Of the interior is in deep
mourning. The head OF the War De-
partment is widower, but cards are
out from his establishment for the first
Congressional dinner. The Postmaster
General has rented an establishment,
and will probably entertain. The Sc
cretary ol the Navy has already been
giving dinners. The Attorney General
has no establishment. The President
gi yes his first Congressional dinner Oh
Thursday next.
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WHOLE NO II63 .

a. I'VE were enable 10 attend the
lecture before the Mechanics Associa-
tlon on Thursday evening, by Geor. o
IL. Calvert, Esq. but friend has fur
nshed us with The following notice Of
IL -
Those who threaded the sloppy streets
10 the Lecture on Thursday evening.
were rewarded with "A production OF
schol rship, thought and genius, such
rs IL not heard every week, nor every
year. Indeed our very high expecta-
tons were quite surpassed. The subject
was "Newness aud New Truths" and
we could not help regarding the speak
er as n noble embodiment Of his great
principle OF the superiority Of knowledge
10 mtrc learning. 1t was not merely
curing out Of IDEAS which had passed
through the mind, but his acquisitions
had been worked over in his glowing
soul and worked into 1t, and although
tie Lecture contained al least three (or
two and scrmon) IN itself. ii was lis
tened to with uniagglng interest to tie
close. 1t was IA beautiful statement ana
eXGmpIIlicatipn of the doctrine that man
grows man by constant achievement
OF knowledge. The contrast between
Shakespeare Oh the one hand and Byron
and Bonaparte on the Other, as exam
PIES of tie effect Of having or not hnv-
nag the higher knowledge was put with
great rungency and beauty; The res-
I, cIye rank OF the Greek, Roman and
Hebrew minds in The light of the great
Principle Of the Lecture WAS clearly and
finely assigned The genus Vi [ htisu-
anily was linPreSslveIy depictcd, the de-
ve'opement Of humanity from The East
westward was presented in very
graphic manner, and he lecture closed
with an awakening presentation OF the
vantage ground which our country oc--
cupics. We trust ,Ia, u Lecture so re-
plc,c with fine thought and feeling. and
so stimulating to what is best and high
est will be repeated that il may be
widely heard.