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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-07-28

CocKsEYlsMs-Wi Wilness-'.This here feller
broke our winder with tater, and 1T Isabeller
op the eber, as she was playin' on the pian-
ner." -lucgistrcte-s.The conduct of the prisona',
and his general characta', render it propa' that
he should no longl' be a mcmba' of scci-
ety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
CIT 7 NEW s.

A FALL. AT LAST-AND NARROW ESCAPE
Sc have several times recently noticed falling condition
Of Tho walls of The brick houses either side OF The eScs
yuion work progress for double cellar to store houo'
bout 10 be erected by Messrs Kent Paine Kent on their
lot adjoining The we'll known building OF Mr.. Fleming
James Main street. nearly opposite the Exchange BANK
s;rrday afternoon, what has fora long time been threat
med came pass. About tour O'CLOCK 10 consequence OF
the foundations giving way the western wal OF of'es
building which formed The part OF the shoe stoe VI
Sessrs Pemberton Il Brother, suddenly fell, carrying
with il large number OF shoes from the sheiVes OF
The store, mixed with the clay and bricks down ih'o
the newly dug cellar adjoining. short time pre-
vuus 10 the fall, observed several workmen eh
gagged in excavatng precisely al The point where lhr
avalanche OF clay and bricks took place Fortunately Tue
rain had suspended their operations at The time oi inc oc
curcnce They had undoubtedly, very mario" escape
This we presume will beneficial caution during future
opera atons NJ such dangerous work.
THE LAST TWO DAYS. Order reisns IN warsaw
Unusual quiet still pcryades our city Tho last Two Gays
have brought, forth nothing rch racy or rare 1t mas oee
\ favored time in ciry and happy lime Win inc isr
porter OIhello's occupations gone Nor season. we
huve no bad news to give readers this morning There
- nothing ia the way of crime casually 10 weep ovtr
The cool aud delightful weather since The heavy ram "i
f day has formed the prominent theme oil converse
and generalization during The last Two uayr ~ was
also observed yesterday that white pants were few and ai
be tween and last night moscheioes sung their songs more
,,ebly and ieintly Their day evidently passing away
ne city continues healthy degree distressing to lhr
ros of the understandable there still grounds ioieai
The qucnces The prolific vegetation season. Decon
position la yet take pacr-and iogs and levers "sy 7"
be Dire AIDED.
AT present however We lave no cause to rcplne or com
oain On the contrary have every reason TO be thank
I'M and happy possession not only oi neah.
bu of all The elements happiness prosperity, nno great
mess We live under free goSernmcnt-and are 81 peace
h all The world; labor Of all Kinds 10 IN demands We nave
abundant crops all kinds, and good prices lo the same
and for all The pfonncts Oh our aoo'. 'ea'e a''o p'
reign NIL hands.
Surely if we are not, We every reason 10 oe eo
tented md happy people
This is the best the Reporter can furnish ior his r
u,rnent to-day He hopes II may never be worse
A FOG--A dense toy enveloped The city between The
hours of 2 and orIot yesterday morning The light ffoh
The street lamps invisible and drpplngs fell from
the roofs Of houses and from the banehcs oil ee
" during its continuance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
@ess-----------
THE FRENCH MISSION

Tho appointment u Minister 10 Fancr Is l''e oc'c'of
Of much anxious speculation The part OF HE wing press
Their nicieUI is confined 10 Conjecture us 10 u'
person who will probably be invited 10 the pos"h' on
they even undertake instruct The President 10 regard h
the appointment; Now take this 10 be very eranlioh
display Of and alarm Doubtless the President hh
Sufficient I.ascne public for mol supeiSeanE
the acting Minister al Paris al present ut ahf iae aor
not become the Wing press 10 affect - mnch apprehension
ol the competency Of their own arpoinrr hs ID '"'n II
their anxiety sapersedc Mr. Sanford short nr since
Mr. Sanford represented lDiTVel0nsly NJ aEd P'"
per man. but ii seems that The Wing party are AFRAID
entrus him with The guardianship o our own Interests at
The French court for the shortest lime.
The presdlui will doubtless announce The apps iui.'rn
OF Minister France when he i atr" proper, and Il" WI
select for tie position i7 s,ch frsnn rs he tlhkS v"
bring Ct ability and helitY ~ The public service
We hazard nothing in saying thai he will make appoint
nrut which the country will approve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MoSDAY u;i1,,,, MORNING, sEprEMBER u, 1853.
TILE OPPOSITION.

Democrats cannot con, more fatal bunde' than 'o
undcrralc the strength uf the adversary. We should hot o
mlrd into this error By impotence Of the Wing parry
The defeat of 1852 NAV have aHui!lrl the WING Pa'H
but il is the grosscs folly suppose that Dcmocianc ao
10 encounter Bssailant The Old oisa
cation OF The Whig party may be broken up and its p's
be tcpudalc: hui The nveerue Whg spIit-ihe Jun'''
aguinst popular rghtslhe hostility 10 the distinctive pau
cples Of the Democratic patty will survive in n lhc'f ''
cor and energy Indeed, the signs oi The times h0
cate formidable array Of opposition 10 the ADMINS
ation than could possibly have been rallied OF the OASIS
an exclusive Wing organization The Native American
faction have already issued their manifesto against ircs
dent Pierce. The abOlonists always hostile 10 MN
With these will coaesce all the adverslrics OF pure hnu
economical administration a the pohigare sposneh "
hang about the departments and The Lobby o Congress-
srhemng TO effect iuray the treasury. II !eadiss
spirits Of this motley will he found in the caefr"
columns of the late Whig paryn The disappointed aavrn
turers who may sting although bere Of all capacity of c
public service II matters how rcongruons the coail
ton may be In opposition 10 The Administration 'c va
rions factions will find basis which to rally and III ie
sympathy Of a common hatred lhey will nave sufficient
motive ni united acoa
Apainst suc, combination. il Is The duty OF the Demo
cratic marty 10 oppose solid front. In support vi
thn administration we may find nut only principle
of unity but motive strong enough 10 command all
our vigilance and all our energy We should 'y no
means cherish the deusion that The Administration "l
moi be asssrJ OF fancy thai every obstacle TO The hno
c consunlmati Of Democratic policy is swept away. Inc
pressure Of an opposition should awaken The vigilance o The
Democratic party should render ils organization more rom.
pact and Increase The energy It's support 10 the admins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
THE RICHMOND ENoUIRER,
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SGuarl> rd tributes q" respect, exceeding esh hnes
. ssc-,.I for ) ADVERTISEMENTS
-, ai ,5:.rG Marriages. the country whenever
hand unsnuwu 10 must be authenticated ny
Ia' e The Postmaster the nciehborhoot they all
sac be paH,isrd Every at has been taken &c
~ nv pons and Qu!z-es has hcretoor prnvcd una vaIlI
e. srrioe, insist such communications being ccIllhu
The oftnc Postmaster "Titsen the beck ofihsfceT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

THE. SOUTHERN TRADE.-We publish in another
eonrt Of The proceedings OF the meeling held asl
.ycnnp in The Southern and Western Reading Room The
est spirit prevailed and controlled the action OF The meeting
and the result liz proceedings will no doubt soon De seem
,h establishment Of complete line OF steam packets 10
nn between Baltimore and ChatlesCn and Baltimore auu
Savannah. , ,,.o "A, he.
With The establishment Of these lines, Baltimore WIN "
me he prea. eastern market for those cities, anu 'e y
y CONNECTED by trade with them This being
a fixed fact" merchants who are engaged ~ ~ 10 ii
ne south ana others who would like ~ iase or ~ - ~
find an ample remuneration 70: any suoscllp ,h IN o,n
make for building The steamers Without regard ~ e sa
i, The way OF dividends they woull Dc SURE 70
from the line So lei oil subscribe iioetaS @ Iii III h1
constructing the steamers be coEHienee0 "' "
sssed i Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Bv the arrival al New York yesterday morning OF the
steamer Star Of The West dates have been received from "a
iio nil u tte 10Th uho She brought live hundred pas
'tngcrs aud about million dollars worth of gold on
freight. She connected al Nicaragua with The Sicra Ne
vada, which had on board million three hundred and
four thousand dollars i'll gulj being shipments by the win
field Scott The Panama had nearly million Of dollars
The eensr"l news by tha arrival is unimportan'
Mi"ing accounts were favorable Money in active re-
quest.
The approaching elections n California creating much
exci.mcn and more interest manifested than on any pre-
vous occasion. Both parties sangunc OF success
Indeed affairs in the north again threatening Many
hepredatioaS have been perr.iraled on The whites
Pete! Smith, formerly the Mexican with Jefferson
DAVIS was shot ia duel By Capt Scott ON the Sd OF Au-
gust
Strikes among aborcrs and mechanics are being The
"drr OF The day The aIlrr getting sS 10 Sl9 per
day.
Several squaer Trial in San Francisco and
quite newspaper controversy had grown ont of them.
lie Nchta"uh and Panama routes are being discussed re-
htisc in HER several Advantages and disadvantages.
CGversaIs Sociey he's been formed in San Francisco
with Rev }. Ursnn OF Connecirut as pastor.
Desch steam cracker 'corY and bakery has been burnt
Loss $50 OUO
The Chinese rne!rh,-', S4a francisco abcnt c-sb
Itching bankin. house.
The Santa Cruz gold miners working TO great ndvan
agc.
The foreign miners' lax law is much complained Of.
The soop.o Portsmouth,, which nrrv, at San Fran
cisco from Honolna reports The continued spread OF The
small poy that place
An earthquake was felt u Honolulu on The I'm July
Large quantities of gold had been discovered in the city
limits nt Sacramento
Valuable copper discovered below Angeles
AM Santa Barbara.
Five buildings in Sonora burn, the 18th Loss
SCOT 00O
Dates have been received from the Sandwich Islands TO
July Goth. card a! been posted around the streets al
HonouIa gotten up by The resident foreigners requesting
the Kings Ministry 10 resign
The Puy nrsian speaking The police contract that
than convinced that The dependence Of The plan.
tcs must rest upon The Chinese working classes for labor
Advices from Sail Lake report the emigration passing
hrsky. The cropa good The great Mormon Temple al
Dcsuct il progressing rapidly.
An attempt lnade ussassinsle the Mayor OF
Mnnnds9ile
The u s. ifigate Columbia left San Juan for Pensacola
on August 3lst.
The Hon. Soon Borand, Minister 10 Central America,
would proceed 10 Grenada September 81
jeremiah J.rics formerly Of Bo.ton, had been murdered
al hs rancho Eliorado lie was member OF cnmPa
ny II, Massachusetts volunteers in the Mexican war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

DIVORCES-The Superior Court for Litchheid county
Ged short session oil about wceh ias' mon' sno
that time granted fourteen petitions io divorce 10 o's
c.oIac1 winch The Superior Court may annu on very
slight pslencss mockery 10 call upon The m,ns'e,
- ,,r ~ mate sny thing Of marriage than OF q
lease nl land our laws honor one transaction no moie
,an the o,aer mis- community II Is surprising Ina. such
aa,e nj things should exist tJr any ths'h "i hme ana
sa' a'.a, - ,hr ' reform will be made before long.
VIC '''' ' Connecticut paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
nrws rRnM WASHINGTON.

y. e copy the following from the star
Ma WAlKER-R J. Walker, Esq we iea'n' WI. s'.o's.,
in connection with their Central rail road MAKES tns chanee
of his location desirable . a. ur;.b,
A Treasury CLERK PRoMoTED MI W o. -. ni,0Hs
nj SonI Carolina frat class clerk in the lnird Anoito
fr has been promoted fill the second class cIeik snip IN
me same bureau vacated day or two sncs 'y 'e ''''
49,! drowning of the late VIM b. MaRl, heq'
~, ESc,.-rp DEap WIN T. Goton third as7ls-
ian, engineer of The u steamer vixen) died at ne nos
pilsi a. Pensacnla, on the 3isl nil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

THE COTTON CROP Accounts from The Sou'h. =
secling The crop are conflicting. Ia Alabama Flo
leas, be an average one though in parts OF me latter
slate there ale the complaints Of rain. 1ntt and me
t-worm as we'll 10 Georgia and other sectoos o me
country These unsyorable Influences, however DO mol
.sem 10 extend over any considerable tract MANY OF Inc
aners are engaged 10 picking and nc" bales nave oee
Icceiyed al most OF the principal Southerh marcus
~ = IN Y Journal Of Commstek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The ,romcr asi, arrived at New York, last Thursday
night Bringing dates 10 the 27lh ult.
he as;a hruunh one hundred and forty seven passengers
Tho fl,winu dispatches caused considerable excitement
brcn ntrpetcd ,al The Russians had rc.crossed
r p,r, which however does not appear I" be- the case
BucY.REsr AUG TO- General Asten Sacken, coiimanaef
n the third corps n The Russian army cinssf' lr
with his forces General ahoers OF The hll corps ""s s'
GaLa7z AuG II A Russian commission has n'flveu a. a.
Sulnia mouth investigate the condition OF tic '''' ~
10 advise as to the means Of making II naV'eao"';
tcnnu prcyaied at Cnns;ann0ric on the iilh 'ih'
collision had taken place between oH''f ra'''' ~ ' ~
SLAMS the Danube . -, ,,, rr.,ch
spond, nee from The capital states mat Inc frnc
G,yCrnmcn, had received dispatches from Vienna "h'c
are surmscd to contain adhesion "i 'hs ins' , o D.; @
on The indispensable condition that me bahuo,ln ~, @
tes hr ,cualad before SHltan will SEND an athssa
dor 10 the Gar 70 This puncli" Inc vienna "ne
earc proIroscd Il middle course Tor hc l'iht a'cct"
lhc Car nnd Sultan. This proposal hhn o. m g" pn e,
ted from Vienna Consiantinope ana o. ree'so"s, ;I
some line must necessary brtor' Fepiles can oe ne
iclcpraph;c despatch from Paris "i August 70. s'ar
la, late adsiCes from ConslannoP'e pfuus', i"o' @ @
, p;nc GiIa denies The lumur that he had gone over
10 the Car He says that he had been desired oy sSa ~
suspend relations with The Porte ana s"i lays bi', @
but thai moi feeling competent 10 Gecue llt qu's', =, @ w
,f m ma mad. ,he mn Ter known the Ottoman Govern
ment for It's decision ,, 4, ,h hi,I,
There had been riots nj Genoa III consequence .! ' "s
pric, Of bread and The military had been cnI'eu ont
Iho and refugees zzia had coinPli, led
Capt lnprahan for his cunduc in 'he h''s,a aia.
ENGLAND : On the 2lh, g. UstoFGe, Mr. lngetsGn "t
yered 10 he ucen his letters Of recall tio Mf h"G'
vas presented hy Lord Ciafenhoh r,. ,,s,;,n is
FRANCE.--lhe aelt!emthi oi t'S E's'e'" 9
now regarded as fat GccohpH -sicn
Accounts from TIC departments represent all
from Ihe Eastern dicully dying away, nEd cohe'Ii'
affairs generally reTlVing =. =, H.. ION
Tbs I,sst intelligence lr0n CoBsahtL0pe Is 10 e l'
Auaus, which had he'd Vienna The PORE hho "cce
coil, c,ive nole with very liitilng verbal
lhcroI confirming Tie above hdN'ct7 900. .,
Ac,n,,,s FINN lurton s,y that Iig !as d'c t:iN.S ~
uacd,. selt,inen but ncy require sn'"r -e!"''" y -
nu,e that had been sent from Vienna =. -, =,
Turkish courier proceed 10 thai place ..i"l "
h oOh .i,b the note mod rd according 10 ir "isira'
FIGHTING IN MUROCCO-FRAuDS IN ~, o'r, ~.
From Morocco August y II Is announced 'hu M . ,s,
rn,'s forces Iu,r obtained signal advantage over m '
aenIs in the inleur Two I'll the rebel chiefs ao ".. 10y
ured and were b, n. AIDED 1T M,qninsz Inc hlnptip
sill rck aud had sent tor his eldest son. "'' 49,
r,p 10 return To- The capital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.

yNHE Subscriber has Tor sae tract Of lahu DING on o
s,vsr near Moruns Ferry Halifax county containing b5
@ sy survey There In the tract 10 acres OF n DOT
wa. lands second low gounds poiti OF
m - anl3u OF very hne branch land
;ald good red soil, ard grows wheat hncy win very
A o on OF the high lard good heart. having
a awaited several past 10 toSacco The wood ianu Is a
uss p,rposrs, hes have ano'
pc :" Hex ceres, yiag but detached from the riYer
@ h y! he sold ;ne purchaser may deai'e
- unnecessary describe these lands more particular.
nsrsa wishing purchase will examine Tor them
I've, is that lands so desirable are IN market
of nc rsisnborhood unusually good and the land Is
.uy :rc miles the point where the Richmond
nys Rail Road wh good 5aeaux navigation 70 the
NJ, all ~ that tile wheat crop OF last year
eac pay than six cent on the amount rs sked
trac Persons wishing purchase invited TO see the
go Wv address is HALIFAX Court House.
.aIt .! 80 DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
, .Tgp EROM TEXAS.

,I 81 .,s, s,ate that the yellow ie,ef had sPpeaeu n
mild o,m in that city, and sha. Two deaths Ia" Wv
previous week. ,,,,,o5 !, Peak hayipg
n elected rs a0yernor Dickson lieutenant governor
"a Pin 40 r,n,rssn,ative TO Congress. The amsnomes7
j., The constitution have adup'ed Tue ''e' '' "'e
"a led by overwhelming moJoflIies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
JUDICIAL NOMlNAIlO,

peurr,yr, Pa Sept 6-Hon. James Burnside has
n.en ANONYMOUSLY nomnuted By the Democratic conlerees
of nis judicial district Tor The office OF President !udge,
v hich he now holds by appolnment OF the u''efhof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
SAILING OF THE HERMANN.ADJOuRNM ENT OF

WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Nsw YoRn Sept l0-The steamer Hermann sailed 10
,v for Bremen and Southampton, taking out slaty-ou
s,cnpers among whom John Scherf of Baltimoe.
rnnanI TO Mannheim Germany, and s5l 900 in specie
The Worlds Temperance Convention adjourned sine d's
Al night much excitement The proceedings DO moi
Dussesa much definite interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
FOREIGN lNTELlIGENcE..

We publish in another column, synnps's ' The --latest
intelligence from EUROPE from which wlI e seen ih IT,
Eastern quts linn is finally settled a. the French sny hr
adIsn. nj is nm iai. uctomp. The ,oc accepts Tue noI
OF the Vienna Conference with light verbal smsh'Grf
We heur nothing definite 4" the principal!ii"s
Cotton is "qme" but BcadSuI!s an 'n,!e 'es
cited" The following Item will u ., interest 20 lie agriru'
turai community
For some time paoI has hean subject !" rea"atch
among chemists produce nrIchnh'abie article tia
shall possess The irrznn properties OF Peruvian guam
prize OF fl000 sterling has been offered by The Royal Agrl
cuursi Society Of England Tor the production ol such NJ
arii:a provided sold III: rate OF Is per
Mr Edwin Pel Of London cldims To have discovered tht
Iesdcalnm which he coils fh guanubnt refuses 10 AZ
ply for The prize grounds which appear mol
blc. His letter on the suh cct Gays
"Wuud il br prize Ia me 10 receive IlUUU condition
that sell an article al ta when its nsrIaintd
tet value il f9 Give tiact of fishing 'a,s Gnd
will make much cuan0 in "A hours r myfiats al Prfu
.an birds will make in year. OF COOL quality and vrf
much lower price"
If this be lruc il is important The consumption OF Peru
van guanu in Britain being from 10000 TO 200 JtU
tons per annun. We commend the subject Ia the attention
Of American chemists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

THE WIGS BEATEN IN vkRmoN - .,,..
suh.ISssHS ,esia, .pe 1ep ph,diy beaten 10 Vermont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

The EETRADlIlON CASE-ln the case oi Nhi'ah'
Calder claimed by the British authorities under the cstrai-
ton treaty fugitive from The justice Of that country The
final proceedings were had before Judge Edmuts ci ;t
New York Supreme CJnrt, un Wednesday, and The dis
charge Of the prisoner orde I'D The papera in The hay
ing been forwarded by the Jadsr To the State Department
Secretary Marcy follows tho decision Of President
on points which referred 10 him
The conclusion arrived at alter full consideration H. that
The executive Of the United States has no authority con
tro The ucnn OF The Judge who by the treaty. charge
with preliminary examination Df the accused He alone
determine whether the guilt s such warrant
The detention Of The prisoner The purpose OF hcns sent t.
the country where The offence was committed for lrIl
not doubted here mat yuu liza We the power remand
HE accused III In your Jndsemn there be cause TOR hons
II you have doubts his point il Is respectfully sug
gesed that you reconsider hi, question; but granting h'
power il is for you 10 determine whether The circumstances
call for The exercise Of il in this case
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

Our itlgraphic despacls lls report
Gnary fact. u vii The defeat Of the Nhia party in Yer.
mont The despatch is Ia Inc heroic style being lac"nc
Cesar Perry could desire "Tte Whigs are badly
braen in Vermont" THAT is all We have M phli asrs.
NrrllY. Inc Wing GeluLct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
NORFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY.
will commence Ihursl

NORFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY.
yuyIiE this institution will commence Thursday
4 the 18th OF September
s.o,r Dsn.rtment slO aud sl2 so per quarter
nn,or ana prupa Department, SO quarter
Modern Languages, 4 :" pei q""'''
Payments o DO made quarterly in advance ,o, 49,
The building constructed accommodate from p W %
pills has Lecture KuO with the necessary
snphcal Apparatus. which hus been recent " ~
latest Improvement Pneumatics Electricity anu
having enclosed about ahohhS ale si"e o'
all needfu exercises, military parades. &C. I, - ,,
containing iu will be mailed on d""ieS
Norfolk Military Academy"
John B. Strange, Principal aud Pro OF matehia0co anu '
Science, (rirrinia Military lnstutc.) - ,u.,.,
VIM n Rrnoke A b. Prof OF Ancient Languages tbf"""
Geo W Sheffield A. NJ, Prof OF English Language a'i iis'"
ture, lYae Coese.) ,
Sept 9-c2t
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
NY JNO HART, JR., A. NJ
this School, designed 10 give
for academic course OF th university VI ~,
n, viii brrin OH mud end the last OF July loo~hg
T school located residence OF Mr. Spencer coleman ~
county excellent neiehburhooJ A Coe
man viii omfol tably Twelve or fourteen bcarrfS
students coming from distance will be furnished conveyance
from Frederck's Hall Depot, the Cenral Raj Road
TERMS:
For boarers sl70 per excluding lights oei III al
the balance at the end OF the session.
Fortly scholars $50
auo tSNc,f JOHN HART. JR
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DREADFUL. MORTALITY.

We learn from The N. Orleans True Delta that the wh"'
number Of deaths by yellow lever in that city the 2ls
of May the Isl OF September amounts 10 seren t0usunG
hundred and fliy sir. The deaths during The month .
August alone fire thousand frs hundred and srteen
within fraction OF liz deaths a day on an average