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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

A Wis OFFlClEL--Departement du Commits
IA des RuesAUX PROPRIETAIREs rsants at non.
dahis de Nile oeans-Toutes les poSden pro
pees eette vile
banque segoutrr
dams les
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teaist sans aure avis ct e celia NEST fat
...Aussi....
ice don't lea popreds sont trop ba requises
az les e u nivean eonvenAbe dapres
vgueur Ct CT celia nst dea
nance, ie lie fera faire frais los propretares
JAMES Toll (,onrnisaira da. pra.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
DOCTOR BEAcRs PREPARATIONS.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

RUREAU DU COMMISSAIRE DIES RUES,
ler evrier connetans charges d'enev
ordures des pagnant orres
dams des bsrils des panisrs la o 10 requer
J dome avis habians de placer oures
SUI anquetes ANA exent les ordonnancss
Pene d'ainende JAMES JOLLS, Commssate
No. 6iO.-Res0fu que lie Contr6leur vende
aPenan apres soxan iours lie journal ociel lie
eonat furniture
cares ksQpes seron deyrss District
pour du chen pablo
dhpres les specifications enrer6ss Yoyer
sera aujetts Depreciation du Conseil Commun.
lSignel FRANS ALPUENTE,
President du de- Assistant Aid
[sigpe w c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President u COnaeil DIES Aldermen.
Approve lie s Mars, 1883.
lsgn6l AID. cRossMAN Marie.
BUREAU DU CoNTRoLEUR, !
VILE NouvKLLEoRLEAsb, Mars, 1853.
.Es- Avis est par Ia presente donne que
LuNDI, 10 de Mai, 1883, midi j'adjugerai e eohat sud
mill I'd O. DEBUYS, Coutroieur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
NEwoRLsAns June 8, 1853.
TIME PUBLIC are informed that the offices of
Il the DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located nj follows;
Deputy Surveyor for First Fourth Diret
ONCE Polymnia street. between Nayades Apollo
j. A. dkMEC0URT Deputy Surveyor for Third
Ursune street. between Royal Bourbon streets
icy u L. H. PILE, City Surveyor.
MO. 616.- Resolved, That the Comptroller
sell at auction after days' the oumr
for the supply delivery within the District thirty
i've thousand yards block paving the paving the
public road from Epanade Louisa zgeaby specifications
file the Surveyors
prova Of the Common Council.
[Signedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl W. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
Preaident Board Of Aldermen.
Approved sth March, 1885,
lSignedl A. D. CRoSsMAN. Mayor
CONTROLLERS OFFICE
CRY NKwoRLRAss, March o. 1883.
E1- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 18th Of May 1885, NJ sdudicste at my
O. IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

MO. 609.-Resolued, That the Comptroller sell
At auction after sixty days' notice the contract for the furnishing
and delivery within the First District city,
square block paving for the paving Of Fulton
nished according file
be made cash delivery Of each thousand yards
remeasurement when laid.
lSiguedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl VIM. Q. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved s,h February 1858.
lsignedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY OF NswoRIrAssl
February II, 1858.
gS- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 95th day Of April O'Clock will auate, my
Office the above contract.
fell I'd o. DxBUYs. Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
p ANT0GNINI, Manufacturer Of BILLIARD
H. TABLES AND PATENT INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS OF
THE UNITED STATES.


informs bis nu-
merous custom
era and gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after ,liligant re-
sea ches and nu-
Inerous trials be
has just cUiained
~ a-tu....1....s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TCrpSkL DIS FCONOMlrIES; RLvrE L. science EcoSo
CgLsricss tcsicotEs MivUs AcTCEiEzEs IT
CtrsrRcIstEs Psrs Gui-sun ne 4 GO.
We Lave received several recent numbers Of thl,
cuIral ard deem il o1petient to introduce it to our
esders although ne do that is publishers have
tIy gent for its sale in this country tits the organ Of
tie ultra RieaI6O-Xalthusian free trade school Of
France md indeed much Of the Continent Of Europe
AID IL there among readers any persons holding
those Doctrines DO not know tina, they can do better
ten ,uIIly themselves with IT, should they do 20 they
all perhaps be prepared have been, TO see the
gradual prceress Of truth manifested in most decided
tendency Reputation Of The doctrines that have for
tall century teen considered o. well established a.
tie laws Of gavlaon. or tie revolution Of the earth
aIouId the Fur
In recent article on the American s. stem Of Pcliti-
eel EconoHy, a. developed IN Nr Smith Manual We
said ttst "ss rcertfc principle it was now perfectly
esablifLed that society begins With cultiyatng poor
land and it acquires means, advances 70 cultivate
better Throughout Europe Il be been assumed TO
h. oteiwife and iere vas found the apology FOR the
vrocle5less e tie people, snl for The wonderful ten
t,rs 20 ever peI tTposed to exist Rich ans
f.io dc Tlnnqcrs ere ier 70 Taalt.s and ire 'T''
c..0r.tl, .it der l,l l.l, veA Zoos Lul' ag.
iicn 7..rf. GO cod -l s. l.cc1e .,s.la-..l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
THE TURF
csntr,vfIle Canr.e. L. I

THorrlxc Ihursday. Sgt. H. iss3.-Purse s.lg' ME-
hes.s bet "a 20 wagons
: WeIsasfln rsmss : 81. Green ,iouutals Mid
d Nc4ae 1aues y. q CsnfrrgIls. ...............l
l. Pta1 n4aafs g. ~ Lsdv Ntrne ai-"a
gIue-253i II. 1Si a..
-Certrcyille was he favorte At $40 % ~.
Tie Mid drew tho goie they up fr The Erl ',as
ard side shortly e,r getting te word Cenigegle 0rozs,
tsc Maid g. DO quarter pg N 80 seconds a1i % "
fsiffnl ufrtfs D. eo,ni DE- eifo won 10 h9a. easy 10
mirutes a. ffcfrls. -
Sand Hs,f- CeuirevTe ti re fayofte a. si-o -
ffo. 1hefagf crmo ur or DC Hold ard got 81 pau
90 pc Cd u7f zoe in mr.fc - seconds re ht,c'
voc ieootd go ie lea sld won i n good ssyie N 'f
ltfs. ~ fscefds. IL.
JFDr T.., citing oven fiaf Cantrr vie now wins me
fe,t 1Icr r.cip 'fofflc n.ii end da'hed % az re.
f-,idcrs q c.f So bro lca hat he Aa.i hao -
-.-.s D.. fs..l ~ 10. .r.'. .r o-i tdFs- . tr~'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

The suspension bridge iin,. Ohio, Is in state
Of iIwarcnfss ard begins 10 show IL proportions The
,wis both sides ~ the river finished ready for
10 nl- Lo sbles which ready for stretching In few
lty- IT, cL,horlce Of tie wives viii be made and the
bridge bC il. 90 assumc shal and q name
A. FBesh gentleman has acertained the depth Of tie
NoeaIB EiycF a. the Suspeuson Bridge 10 be 25 feet
- Iie,l Rock Il be- Lcen found BY measurement % be
only about go and the force of the current rated al about
fxe mill hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

The Second Volume Of T'e Ir9ns'ef JcHs c cifHoes'
Issued by d. Appaion & Co. con;ans collection o. rs
speeohes de.yd. in Congres from tie year 1911 70 l's'
They give fair reflex Of he character and opinions 81 We
great Csronan showing the earuestnoss Of pupo an,
suLdey Of thought which dsin yuhed both his pubic a"'
rrivsfe carrcr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13
NIOKE THhN one oTOtkTOTDEK.
q Richmond papers requested 10 copy.
Presidency OF ilic DANES River 81 sk;s
nnI.is:a 90

The resignation Of the latc accomplished
President, J I'd e Mason, creates q vacancy in
tie most important Office of this Company,
~ ch must shortly be filled.
Among the uameo brought forward by their
respective friends in Richmond, am pleased
{, see that Of an old and tried lrend Of this i'm
pfovcment, Richard Reins.
Mr.. Reins has served the company f,r many
ears with singular Fl lefty az an aali.c and
nergctic Supe inlcndant Of the lower section
Il the Canal, i. q. from Scotts7Io to Rich
mond aud is perfectly familiar with every
hing necessary to the prudent manag mem
Of It's affairs. Besides all this, he is a man Of
good common sense--a pracica man, and ono
who, if elect d. will devote all his time eud 81
etgy to the interests oitbis great improvement
Lei US rally To his support. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13
COMMUNICABLE
f.ic,,nra q Norris-. Ed.

N Editor Permit u 10 suggest the
name which heads us article IS suitable one
II fl the vacancy oeeasioued by the With
j avail Of Judge .Jno. Y Mason from The Pres
ifency of the james River and Kama" la
Company.
IL is scarcely necessary, we presume. 10 say
any thing IN advocacy of his elaims,ior 1t must
he apparent 10 all. that If the company can sc
ne his services 10 FIJI the Office oil President.
Trey would be Of invaluable benefit 10 them
lie has been connected with The company, j."
inc form, from lis organization 10 tine present
fine,and Consequently Is intimately Acquainted
With the operations Of the company in every
particular.
M Morris IS man Of Sterling integrity
great industry and unl;ring perseverance Of
character, with an energy IN the prosecution Of
business which never lres-and having been
a successful contractor on the line, il seems 10
~ that his knowledge Of rhe work, or ralher Of
detail in contracts, would be very important
consideration in the scle6 ton of a President.
This communication is written without the
knowledge or consent of Mr.. Morris. and we
ave MOI consulted hin. upon the subject. But
We hope the comp'ny viii give hun such fat
eiiug vote as vii induce him, if he has any
objections, to wave them and accept the office
# President.
More THAN ONE SToCKHoLDER.
- 49, ! /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

Er,raord,nary po7ticaI Disciosarcs-- The
.Sg,lr CaJiatftn 1roubic-The Washing
N Union and = .n Ton Pot have smul.ane
....-ly made most terrible, bitter, personal
tack on Mr. c. Edwards Lester. whom they
al the correspondent oi the LONDON Times
nd the grand regulator Of Amrrlcan politics
II EUROPE We understand hat Mr.. Cn8h
ag Attorney General, wi o was recently stump
1lg II in N. Jersey. Is the winter OF these ariI-
la. and. indeed, they look as if they cmana
ed from his brain. Some rich di|"losntes
nav lie expected about these days. We have
en- credhly Informed that Mr.. Cushing and
NJ Marcy took particular pairs. by every
.,eutlemanly method, 10 secure the good o.
nlion and friendship Of The London Times
correspondent, and that their movement can
Re substanri4ied by native corresponds nj on
the subject.
Any person no can give us The secret his
1ory the tricks 10y which the Spoils Cabinet
aught Gen. Pierce will deserve place in the
custom house. with S2250 year, and no
questions asked N y Hoald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

~ IL the statements we see in many of the paper,
and the nanes OF many highly respectable physician, and
ez zens OF high standing attached to certificates of tho
good effects ct medicine, can be relied on it seem,
MS the height of incredibly to doubt for mon.,,
the INTRINSIC VIRTUES of the 4 MEXICAN MIS-.
TANG LiNlMENr" The fact is admitted by al
that it Is the best externe remedy ever discovered y
tho medical faculty; and that it is certain cure m m
kinds of Cutaneous diseases both on man and boa.
We cordially recommend it any of onr readers WIN
are troubled with any Of the diseases for which 40.
commended.
q See adverti'ement in another co umn
q tober 12.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

THE BONES OF PAGANINf.--lt may be recol.
lpctcd that the celebrated violiuisr Poganini,
lied at Nice about II years ago, that the bi-h-
up refused to allow hiln to be inferred in the
ronsecratcd ground, on account ol his having
Lied without the sacramcnts. HIS executors
had lie body removed to "A private place, and
commcnccd legal proceedings The Court of
Nice having decided ag4'nsllhcu, they APP
peaed 10 the Archiepiscopal Coutt OF Genoa
which reversed the judgement Of The Iowet
court and ordered tie remains f Paganini to
lie inferred in the cemetry. The Episcopal
Court Of Nice appealed against tins decision to
he Court Of Turin, which has since confirmed
II. Now, a three appeals are allowed in &c.
clcsitslical mailrfs, the Court # Nice has ap
pcaIed IN The asf resort to tribunal OF judges
20 be appointed hy the Holy See and there
the matter tests for the present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

FINGtNiA; C@y Of LgHcbJurg, 10 aci,:
his day Robert Mitchell Cashier Of tls, Mercbar,s,
Bank OF Virginia. personally appeared before the under
ss4'a justice OF the Peace for said city and made
ath that The within statement of The condition of
''"N, On the LIST inst Il correct to the best of his
Us e'ge one oei'si Given under my hind October
=. Iooo, HENRY NJ DlDLAKE j. F.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

OBITUARY

Died, at = bellevue, ffnlilhx r.
sete'eeef alter shoit illness, Nm OF he l.a,
Nh u u. "e,' n T. Miller-Aged "a M NHlta
l ne deceased was lovely In her rs % Yeers.
lite ) ne was early in lie be,ro,b1 er eea
her choice, aud tom the day of Ri; "e husband ar
hIie" us ifa't WIN ihe purest love o,I \ HHu now
the :" eefesf satisfaction. She wa. us 10 ne viii
me '"t'oh she wa called to filled II. pared i9r
.,a !" a''''t''h to her natural tram. r and
at'ei' hti nioIe oellg 'as pervaded by - oi char
en- pnrer and better han her human, l 'oeillng ey
She vas gfry early in life united T., -
p'n'' ni h"y AMI rlsting cnvennn, r. 'u Ia the
81 s. .,i s"e was prepared for her mi.si p'olhl-
UNI 10 'ier husband dwelling ard br,na IL lie
les treasures with her He was fhe 4''onsh price.
lar from dod and hope. But she W. tess aud
IaNe'y ID his eyes n tho she were bis o. ' hhd as
'pa Dressed Their union and she became ahgel.
1--we children who sill live God blessed .oef Of
a'," ana before size phfted from her hop, l'oEef t
had blessed by l.er presence and .dor,oJ 'rh sfe
she saw ner husband henrinr the of1 y her taslr
IN the church. and her two daughters re;;;E cider
rs 'nelr iather. Mav her also have !" nad
rejoicing aud wlrn the great day of God s '"e SAM
may the whole family appear in one. with mum dawn
JOY. ''' uh'pt@ha1e
Mrs Miller died suddenly, vet calmly
without struggle. She wa. por,od e.. y ely md
ones ana hs lett them to feel the tendrres, s 'o'fd
SORROW, over her erave. God, in eternity viii l+st
hef' and heal The wound which earth Cannot Ie pace
-. - J. A. S..
Died. at tho house of Mr.. II. J. Cnnnler =,
'ay h'Ght, @'th August at half past o'clock Mr. A.,
fRED II. BoAZ-Aged % years, month and nj
utter days confinement of Ery.ipeas which uaA''
ted ms lie without the least warning or an,l
OF danger to hiinseor the kind friends who s, l''
MN lie died believe without the least ia,r 49, '
II aeatl. ne deceased possessed qualities Of L %
noble order, blended with kindness industry M 's'
He was truly the idol of most ofhis fr'cnd a NUN
those who had raised and nurtured him from ,ay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

Inc GUELLoTINE At ROME The criminals
cxPoteJ their offences (brigandage and muir
der) on the scaffold neal the Temple of Nesa
on the 9th, in the presence of a numerous con.
courae Of people, attracted by the comparative
novelty oflhe gnillone this being the first ex
ample of lugubrIous engine having been made
use Of IN Rome since the revolution, nifty exc
cotIons having hitherto swept off ordinary as
well as political offenders. A fighrful tnmult
took plare on the piazza. whilst the crowd was
III breathIcss expcc alton Of the criminals ap
pearanee, caused by the unmanageabIenoss Of
enc Of the dragons horses. which produced
panic and drove the people away In all e1rcc-
lions, many being knocked down aud troddcn
or by their neil hhors and the dregoons who.
ianr! Ing ROT was commencing, drew their
swords and faced about on the crowd. Order
Was no sooner restored thanh veteran heads
man Mastro Teua was to he seen with his
customary quiet department, displaying the
shaggy black bearded head Of The FIRST sufferer.
con1Pagna hed-uan, from the four angles of
he platform. Another panic az iared the mob
before the second criminal. who was averse TO
eoniessing and mounting the fatal scaffold
could be got out Of the confoHr'a chapel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

10 communica,iops'in ibis morning. Virgin
ian urging the claims of the FRI and let
named gentlemen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, FOR
OCTOBER, is the best number Of that popular
and well conducted period Cal We have seen
for many months. Its leading article, contn
ued from September, Representatives men, -
is brilliant paper. We have rarely seen
anything in the way of analysis Of character,
and descriptive personal history, that eqnaled
it, either in European or American magazines.
The authorwhose name, in good time, will be.
come known.is achieving an exalted reputa-
ton in the walks of literature The other arr
tcles are Sally Strother-a revolutionary
character :-Skc,ches of the Flush times of
A'at anna Modern Republlcanism -Notes
and commentaries on voyage to China -.
Maitre Adam :--Several pieces OF original
poetry the lltors table, and Notices Of new
works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

a man named Williams was stopping at the
L. S Hotel, at Cincinnati on Monday who
might Justly be sIyed a wild mar" He eats
nothing that is cooked, nor drinks any Thing bur
wafer. Ills meat, potatoes, and ali his veget.
ahles-cabbages, turnips, &c, are raw. He
a.lIedes that he has not eaten any cooked food
ior several years, and that aoy deviation from
his present mode Of living would most proha
,ply cause his death. He resides in Iowa, and
Il on bis way II Washington 10 make "a pur-
chase Of some T. S land
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

TROUBLES WITH SPAIN ExpEcrED-Itisg cn
orally expected among the diplonasts Of Pa
rs aud I.ondon,the New York Herald says that
The mission Of Mr.. Sonle to Spain will create
ONE serious trouble, if ii does not lead to war
between the United States and Spain before
the termination of his mission at Madrid We
have heard from reliable authority that MI.
Sonle in passing through Paris, talked very
freely in diplomatic circles Of the o jcct and
purpose Of his going to Spain, and Unlimited
that he intended to inscrbe his name on the
history of his adopted country in such a way
as would not be forgotten in hurry Some sup
pose that his peculiar talents I'd qualifications
are very much like those of the famous Genet,
who, during the frs, republican government oi
France created such stir in this country, and
almost set France and the United States at Iog
gerheads.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

CONCERT To NIGHT -Alf Howald has ar.
arrived and will give one ofhis grand Musical
entertainments tonight. See advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

The e. L & Va. Raj ..--> Compary are we
learn concentrating tb FIR forces n The lower
end of the line, pol'c\ well adared to has
ten the completion of TIN work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13

The PRESIDENCY OF THE CANAL.-The
names of Richard G.. Morris, Thomas II. Ellis
James Hunter and Richard Reins, are propos.
ed by writers in the Richmond papers in con
necion it'll The Presidency OF the james Riv-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13
TIES ADMITTED BY ALL

new cash Store is the place to get pretty, ene'l
good Goods, of Within the subscriber has very IA
desirable assortment u.t received from the M &c
cities consisting in part of the following: pnh IL
ured Silks. Color'd PIid and Brocadr do, ans
Mouslins, Alpaccas, Bpmbuz,nes, Merlnoes' ,ies
Check and Swiss Musins, Shaws, Hosiery, b mt he
Ribbons Trimmings ChiIdrens Goods, &e to VIZ ,be
invites the particular attention OF the iad'es Ia d.
senlen he has splendid stock of Bin ana SILK
Gotl,s Bin. aud Fancy Cassmeres, Velvet anu ',en.
lesngs, CIuvs, Collars and all Goods tor
wear-als,. lu,ge stock of rwiled Cloths SUI SUI ali
Lihseys, Kerseys kentucky Jeans, biankets an, want
goods usually kept in Dry Goods Store !. >HT VA
bargain give call. NAl' = ia
oct lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13
r,ostand the Tobaeeo Crop.


ling frost. Wherever il reached ii must hay,
carried destruction 10 the tobacco left srardlng
a private letter from a well informed gen
tleman In Nelson. "a heavy tpbacco growing
county, now before US, dated Tuesday III,
llth says: The ircst last Right. 10 my greur
surprise, made a clear sweep of al the ont
standing tobacco in this region. | am now
convinced that the frost and krlfe together
have shortened the crop about one half All
Of The tobacco standing on james River, here
il was thought the fogs would protect it from
the frost, Is bitten biaeh: 10 mistake about il,
as ! have seen II 10 day with my own eyes"
OF the old cropthefe remained in the wares
houses of this city on Friday last, inspected
and uuinspected only twelve hundred hogs
heads. Or these it is conjeetured that not less
han two hundred will lie shipped Of the re-
naming thousand it is estimated thai The sixty
manufacturing establishments Of tins city viii
require from sixty to ninety day. The high
prices at which tobacco has ranged through
the season must have drawn in nearly the en-
tire sock from the country. The result is OBJ
yious The supply will fall lar short Of the
demand in this city, md our factories " III be
compelled TO suspend, or greatly diminish,
heir operations From Richmond and Peters
burg we have accounts Of Ike scarcity oil
stock on hard
We have been permitted 10 make The I'll
lowing extract Of leuel. from Glasgow, No
dated Goth Sept. 1853, to gentleman IN
Iynchburg.
THE tobacco crop In this nricbborhooI has
been seriously damaged by ffoSt-oae fourth
Il, one third has been ruined by that cause"
MUS STATUE or WAsmNGroN.-From the
Gnon Of Thursday W. learn hat Clark Mills.
the sculptor, IS making good progress in his
preparations for the construction OF the bronze
equestrian statue of Washington. having laid
Out the grounds Of his extensive works near
Washington city, and proceeding as rapidly as
PossibIein the erection Of the requisite build
logs. lie is constructing his own foundry aud
machine shop, so that the whole work will be
done under his own immediate direction He
designs this statue to be the most colossal work
Of the kind in the world; the horse being Unity
ieet long ,proportionately high, and with heod
ten feet IN length. The position Of the animal
vii be in rcpose, and the rider seated erect on
him, with cap on hi, head, has his left arm rest
ing on his left thigh, and his right arm point
ing to The distance. The cap, uniform, etc. of
tire rider aud housings OF the horse will be ac.
corare representations Of the style Of our rev
olutouary era. Mr.. Mills proposes to place
this statue at height Of seventy feet above the
level Of the ground, aud to Ct. CT it in the CEN
ire OF Pennsy Ivania Avenue, near the sit of
the present market house, which latter he dc
sires 10 ha, c removed, and square laid out
III IT'S place. Congress appropriated $50, 600
for the cost of this statue, but the Union says
that this plan contemplates "A much larger cx-
penditure.
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keliSiOylS Notice

REV MR.. DUSSING, of Richmond will nro,L :,
opening sermon before Hanover Presbytery tonigb '
oc'"rk, in the 2nd Presbyterian Church. So At
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