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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16
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Important and Cheering News!
PARlSEN x KINGS
STEAM SEAsP EXPRESS,
rtR RoANoKF Avn JAMrsrowI


REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXrEpl
TON, &c. &C., &c.
f'IlE proprietor having male new arrangement. far
u the still better dispatch of their Express By tn
Steamships sROANOkEn mud "L1MESTO IN
tf1n NV York, they wish keep before the public
thot P1r'sea d kiags Poppiar Southern Express is nj
wats on hand Tor the accom- lodaun OF their friends
At tnc lowc-t rates and unparalleled Disqualification
Express leaving New York, is generally delivered at al
NOT every point ot Nirg ia Il hours, and houg
Nal'h Carolina in So hours. nd at FORTY rFR cESr
nFlowrnE OLD lluMBuG MONOPOLY
fARsEN \ kiSGs facilities Tor the expedition trans
por alton of Freight and Packages cannot b. beui lay
any Express Company in Existence. nad lhcy defy any
competition. therefore in tie shape of 1unbag lmpo-
tim and Monopoly
" BE cure TO orderyou goods by Pnrsen & Kings
hkrtess. No ;. barelay Street, New YorA
Y he.t assured that all they promse,,hey will faith
mliy fulfill!
PARlSEN & KING, No. .. Barclay 81, n Y,
and BolIiugbrook 81, Petersburg Va,
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Some genius, to us unknown, has PeiPe'ra
ted the following: Courling Is an irregular ac'
tive tran>itlve verb, indicative mood, presen
tense. third person singular numberand agrees
with all the young girls in town, don't ~
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EcnNitkul 0f Mal0NcN.

New YnK. June II Captain Maloney
charged VIII numbering a seaman named E'n
anueI, WIS today acquitted. There is sliIl an
other Indictment pending against HIM.
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UNION SEMINARY, Bot


toa7 Springs, Va.
CnAs. l.. Cocks Priacipai and Instructor IN Mathe.
m9tics.
Nm. II. PEASANTS, instructor IN Latin ami Natural
Sc17tce
J. "A + WlNELEU. Instructors y, Music, Moaetn Ian.
DR. b hoEmtu, Ruages Dra,eiaR g. PAINTING.
MIS- BErrr jury, Preparatory Department.
Mas. INDtANNA V RIyEs G0pctHcaa
MIS-. SUSANNA V. Cocks. Matrou
Tne next session Of this Institution will commenen
July 20tl, nd continue without interruption TIN
MON
TERMS:
For Board (ircludne every item,) i9j 90
For Tuition in English branches IS Oh
- Music aud use ui Instrument 40 on
either OF the Anci Modern
Languages. 10 90
For Tuition ia Vocal Music, 90
Fo Catalogues md Circulars | 90
Payable hni ia advance and lnlf at the clnsr
OF Tie session Pupils mny enter iorryg TEN months
they prefer. No deduction for absence, excerpt IN
casrz Of proirncted Illness
b, order of tie Trustees.
June 9-w1wr 0d3tw2w
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
19fgf0P1ed tor he Lyachbarg Virginia..
PETERsAugG. June Is

=, IEIEksAuEG, unc -.
"'"lagne has been found guilty of the mur.
Ter OF & Il Thompson. The Jury was On,
% minutes and retained a verdict oil murder
N the first degree. -
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RICHMOND MARKETS. June u

'TUHMpND MARKETS, J une -.
Tobacco Is more animated. Sales made
to-day as high as $35. Prices range from 3 to
10 and $50. Medium to 81 Luss SO so
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EMpO RTANT EXPRESS NOTICE

TO TIE PUBLIC ID vp,, n hnpoSi,ton anil
Haabug NoRopolg ~ ICED cdied upon a ol
duty we toward the pu and ourselves lution
the numerous patrons and icnd, ol ParSea 8. Kings
e. press thInugh ou Nir4ii til Carolina and Ten
ncs,ee, agan, iandbils, al ~ i5encnts issued by
! a contain l. xpre-- Cpmp.l.y long ktR,wn the
Chants OF tn South cspnrai Nirejna and North Car
oua the tatdy Cr5,iapt ami mapopo iatDg EEpresS.
TLi- ia& Express w.hc- to public that they
ha'e effected ment oI 'ftctSirG cypress pyiDi
eg,s Board tie steamships Rom lie an Jamestown"
md thus lead til public pose that other Express
Inc lips T. sci thi- matter definitely,
aud put in It's true ig bef.re tie pubic will only
say that we have been running Exoress the
steamship Roanoke since her second tr. and loU
luUc to 10 until she cr last ripand the 10Th
will make or first Express shipment the
new and mag heeit ~teamsbip Jame,tow and which
Expresses will always be directly under the charge of
Sptciai messengers.
Freight and pack lges will le delivered with
al promptness and The iow heretofore
shic WILDE least Al per cent b. low the SdtStyied
ercisire EXPRESS CoMrANY, are aware they
do large business and b. we paid for the privilege Of
having small room board The ships, for which PAR
lsEN g. KING Offered the of (Sl7 000) fortyseyen
thou sand dollars for five years contract
We would again and atty, state the public and our
patrons that interests largely identified with
the increasing enterprise of the uth aud the general
direction OF the business undr the personal supeiin
tendence of of the firm who permanently resides
Petersburg Va. call fora continuance Of that liberal
patronage heretofore conlerre on and general sup
port of the system of ec0nomY pucualy and eIetAtoh
first t. odnced by us,and upon which al may depend
being Carried out to the letter.
|
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An omnibus stable and lumber yard III
Brooklyn were burnt on Sunday afternoon
Six horses persisted in the flames.
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AGEN s
NOTICE

NOTiCE.-Exprcss packages for Norfolk, Pc.
ersburg Richmond and the inferior. intendrd for ship
ncnt per steamers "Roauoke" or 'Jamcstowu" will
hercaGerbc received by Mcssrs. Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay at, New Yo H. who the only authorized
Agents forward our Express packages by those
saips. VIRGINIA, n. CARoLIkA & TENNESSEE.
/" Ii-dta
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PARI>EN & KING.


Entertaining lively Of the high moral tone hon
or and business capacities of Messrs PARSER KING
.ir c., have been co injected will the house would
.pectullyurge upou my personal friends merchants,
and others ofthis city, continue the patronage hereto
fore so Literally bestowed upon this Sonter" enterprise
which in direct opposition to monopoly nm an 'mpo-
sitiou which has beea pact ced upon them olong
WM. l.. MAULE, Ag'f, PeaIl st.
GEO BAGBY, Ag't Lynchbnrg.
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agricultural Implements

OLOWS-Ag ricuitu nipple snemss-
On lnnd IA large assortment of Powa. twenty diff
sre0t patterns, comprising wonnd three horse riel
md lclt-hand livneston Co ; PretHkll Boston Eugle
Double mould bonrd, II ill.side mud Subso--Also, 3
,,nd 5 tooth expanding CuitiVatOrs; expanding
md A llhrrows; single aud double COrn-SAell-
erS; Curing Boxes, different szrs nnd patterns
falcnt Thermometer Churn, aud IA ynriciy Of Other
farming imPement-,-nlso, improved Patent ERay
Presses. The above warranted equal 10 any ev
in this market, and will be sod on reasonable term,
the
PIEDMONT WORKS
Lynebbyg, Va.
lv'Ordcrs by mnil prompt, filled.
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otsE AND LOT For saIe-AsI in
iond t"fenoye tothe couniry.l will of er for sale
ANAL House aud bot in the hear of tho eity This
u 9'e haA three rooms nbovethc Cear aud a large
cellar room II sn liltlc above the Washington o,el
street leading to Mr.. J. NJ Warwick. and Joining
A. Holcnmbc. r.. e---.,da,I
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Daguerreotypes. Daguerreotypes.:
1ImE mAZARD POMDEK Cot

I'uE HAZARD POWDER CO.-Tbe
- Subscribers m0st respectfully inplm their friends
and the public generally. that they Agents for the
Hazard Powder Company. for selling Jun Powder aud
can Furnish by Wholesale retail Ia 81 121 & 25 III.
h"es Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder at very low
gfiro- We hive the exclusive Agency for Hazafls
Electric Gun Powder, and all Of the sporting powdcr
". D. K q. FISHER,
opposite the Nervell House.
'ohe a-p Lynchburg, Va.
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AsnINGTON UOTEG
amd Temm. ne. bel. Depot-

La La - -. y. y:
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PLATFORM SCALES,

LsROM the mununctory OF Dufyee, Forzythe a. Co,
! comprising twelve different szcs weighing from
To 900 bs md a cost from 4 10 To siD0 Any
OF the above will be furnished III the net factory rriecs
adding transportation, by
q. MORSE, Agt. ion tho above.
| N. B.-The above warranted, and equnI
| t. the best. ma 7--t-l
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Consignment, and for sale By
hhV a-ts jos II WILSON
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STRAXEu from my Stable on Saturday the
- 10Th inst, 4 Light Rom Mare 10 particular
mnr h recolcctedler size is ther of the poney or
der aud Of very light form &c. Any returning he,
me, informing mo OF her whereabouts, will he lib
rully rewarded. GEO. G GGRLE.
April o2-ta
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INDIA RUHBER EISH.-By Express. u
4 Largc 10, Fishing 1ockie- Patent 1ndin Rubber
Mnnow-, and thu gravitalion Fish looks, and other
improved fishing Tickle f,r sale by
WM.B. Il &. FISHER,
Opposite the Norvol House.
June 4 -ts bynchburg. w
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tg'Ordcrs by mil prompt, filled
Mnrch l1-iIIa
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II 'AR-20 bbls ut hind and for soc by
u May 5-ts JOS. II. WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

SrILL LATER NEws-ARRVAL OF THE AMERIcA-AD-
VANCE IN CorroN-LvERPooL MARKErs-New York, April
14-The royal mail America arrived Halifax
Wednesday night with Liverpool dates to the I'd OF
April Her advces state that cotton advanced at Liver
pool under the influence of the Cambria and Paccs ad
vices I'D The sales Of the week So 600 bales of
which 600 went to spectators and 1900 to exporters
The business of Thursday and Friday comprised $4,000
bales and the closing quotations Fair Orleans
Middling Orleans. 57Sd Fair Upland and Mobile 6t4
Middliug Upland, sgd Stock $4,000 bales, Of which
$4,000 American.
Wheat slightly declined quoted at 3os73ls per
quarter and droopng beef dull market overstocked
lard, 5lG52s hundred; consols advanced to par.
FURTHER News AMERcA-ISDIA CHINA
Nev York, April A.-Advces by the America state that
the trade between India and China is very brisk The
Cbinsse rebellion is, 1t Is stated gaining ground very
rapidly.
Adyces from the Cape Of Good Hope state that peace
proclaimed in February last
EseLAsp.-The London papers affirm that difference
Of opinion important questions exist in the Royal
met but doubt whether it will result in the dissolution of
that body.
AusrRA-Advces from Vienna state that the Porte Is
desirous Of settling amicaby the difficulty with Russia
Turkey RESPONSIBILITIES from Paris that the
difficulties between Turkey and Russia will be referred
Congress of European powers for adjustment.
DoMEsrsc NEws-A CHALLENGE PASSED. - Louisville
April l4A challenge has passed between Col Oara of
Cuban noorety and editor of the Times and Lieut. Cum
mings aid-decamp to Gen Twggs. They fight in the
morning, with pistols, at six PAGES
Ono RIVER NEws.-Louisrile, April The steamers
Empire and Mary Hunt arrived from below The Belle
Key and Lexington departed The river rising slowly
here, but has faent three and half feet at Cincinnati
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Local intelligence,


rhAopoLhNr WILL OAsh'-h Petitioh mas oeen
filed in the Second District Court by Jean Bourbon resi-
ding IN France through his attorney ourtavu
Schmidt In which the petitioner sets forth that he the
next Of kim and as SUCH sole heir Of the late Jacques
oerman Ther who died In this city on the 10th March
1862, leaving an estate valued at $20,599 a.
The petition charges that Thiery about the time OF his
mad competey lost the use OF his reason and was
incapable Of making any documentary deposition etc
anu ,..s " ~. ~ oas'era' "n0
Vs,;x percy Notary ppb,,c comb;nsd toge,b. sr ~
no. ~ aanr;vro the LEGAL hair. of said rh;, ~ VA,
,..sv;o, .nd caused an ,rs,r,,re,t a, ,,,n. 80 ~ 49,
s.,,..s ..n.a w,u--,h. ..,d C..,.ra .n, p -,
knowing at the time that said Thiery incapable of
making will and testament.
The petition further shows and charges that under the
said pretended WILL Csstera caused himself to be put In
Of the whole OF Thierys estate real and per
sonal valued in the inventory at $2o699 IA.
Petitioner further AYERS that the Will Is null on account
OF several specified and that the witnesses to the
will are not such as are required by law being nonres
Ios.nt N,,hoa, n a; .,,s,sd b.v. tk.n ,,,.-
for Caorpi. on account Of the mart thew took In tbe
ecuton of said pretended will being spprebensiye Of
criminal prosecution therefor.
Itis further averred that the third witness ora
Femmuc received the sum of $500 for his services in
calling in the Notary and signing the will 1t is charged
that M OF the witnesses well Knew that Thery was inca
p~.'eo eAeoans ~ iioi nien.ai anu pnyscai oeohy'
=. u'u Nv. INV AZ 'ne 'ie ~ns' ne was uoing
& ~so Inn. 'ne 'nree Witnesses eonieaera'ng
anu retey aiued anu aoee yea each oti'
W ~'pii'o '"e i""iui nen vi saio Aniery Vi h's
The petition that the will be declared null and void
and that the petitioner be possession of said They
estate.
SrIcInE Ry HAVANA Tho Coroner vestor-
day held an inquest on the body Of VIM Collins found
hanging oy inc neck 70 oeap post IN the mouse NO %
oana street ne nao ABOUT MS person sio IN cash. and
wateh' Verdct-" SUICIDE py hanging
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rlInCaARaxp 10 EzE CHEsOEK7
= 30 sxfbs NliisnsI Liar.
FuRTHER BY THE AMERICA.

"a Havre Cotton Market.
Prices have advanced with eslss Of the week Of 5000
bales sad 1900 bales the soth Middling quoted
At ss to s6f, and Good Middins at 80 g. M
liverpool Money Market.
Tia bullion n the Bank of England hss increased
clsosoo upit>a States stocks have advanced.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has further I'M
proved.
The America Is due at BOSTON on Friday morning Her
news expressed b. horses eighty miles.
Euxther Foreign Details
The city Of Rangoon has been destroyed by fire. An
immense conhsgration has also visited Constadt.
that Persia has sought the proteetion Of
Russia against England
rumored insurrection at Palermo has keen discovered
by an intended iusurrecton Posen The
4 the nsurrectionists is said to have been at london
The Turkish officially is notyet settled
HEAVY hilures have taken place at Smyrna
Domestic News.
BALrrMoRE April a.
/ Midshipman Charles D. Parks, of Louisiana, died on
/ bard the sloop-of-war yincennes yesterday.
.wssHsGroN, April 10.
It is ruuored that COL I. H. Benton has been nomi-
mated Minister France and that Col Stockton has been
rendered the secretaryshp of the Navy.
Boats Passing. e.
vrcKsBuRc April a.
The Bulletin passed down at 2P NJ to-day and the A
L. Shotwen 1t * Pm
Tho General Scott passed down yesterday and
the Washington at So to-day.
Eastern Mail
NOZZLE. April 10 p NJ
The Eastern mail is through with NewYork dates the
9th The Europas letters also arrived.
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eaoFaesoR .aGassIs.

:. - larno, htslligens and most attentive
: - nos ~ sembled, last evening, at the
fycean u1A. Il hear the interesting lecture Of
: IssGIusor Agassis His illustration of the
slruetsrs Of certain petitions Of the animstsd
m<odtn, was so simple, clear and beautiful,
~ ~ plsinest understanding could fully com
prshslf II. The internal structure Of the 6nny
tribe was laid to view with the maeter-hand Of
: skillful a11Akomist; and the lecturer, in eon-
vsying his ideas, used only thossseshnical terms
which were familiar to every ear.
= We must bear 10 mir, thet the learned works
+ = puin,se,or Aesssis fhe fossil fishes gained
y. y avery sssD age. membership Of all the
i Guir11 S societies q Europe He certainly is a
~ 1varkable man, full of learning, SIMPLE
~ and trath--with manner SO unpretend-
81 that we are reminded Of the beautiful senti-
I Indnt Of Sir Isaac Newton, who. when compile
unented upon his extraordinary learning. de-
olared s.that he had picked,pp hut few peb-
blss upod y great shorss q knowledge. We
haxs not q =, 1t present, to notice this lecture
nsrs psz5lsalsxly in detail; this we shall do
His next lecture will be given on Tuesday, the
loth instant upon that very interesting sub
- the Coral Reefs Of Florida.
d. Jennlllks, who introduced Professor
ASassis to the audience, took occasion earnestly
I 80 express the hope that the fund arising from
~ inpositionsof fines by the Recorder, the main
ssares formerly Of revenue to the Library and
1yoeun, and which had already passed through
- Of the branches Of the Board Of Aldermen,
vudid Be restored, whereby the g craving voids
~ aching' upon the shelves Of our Library
would soon be filled, and the means thereby
Afforded to the Board of Directors Of the public
SCHOOLS to carry out the provisions Of the ordi-
NANCE already existing, requiring lecturers to
~ employed to deliver literary and scientific
disccurses. during certain periods Of the year.
Most cordially do we unite with the Speaker in
tho hope he expressed, and in the sentiment he
uttered, that NO institutions in our cities we're
- cnos % useful and ornamental as their Lii
ATariss. their Halls Of Science, and their Tenn
rlss Of Learning = at least, we should all unite,
vithcut distinction Of party, in that glorious
1Qnhlic. /" the Republic Of Letters
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re- Proceedings OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

B- PROCEEDINGS OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY. NKw oRLEAss, April II, 1855.
conformity with the provisions Of the
chatter Of the New Orleans Jacks aud Great Northern
Company and agsaby to public notice. the stockholders
pay their Office No. As Carondset street. O'Clock
day for the of receiving the operations
for the ending March 81 1883 and for the examination
affairs
% motion, Leonard Matthew'S ESQ., called the
John Calhoun appointed Secretary
flames Robb Es the President of the company submitted the
annual report of the President Director accompanied by
Of the Chief Engineer Of the FIRST southern
Doth of which will be published herea the following
sheet from the books of the and statement subscription
its capital stock
Balance Sheet from The Books Of the Nec Orleans Jackson.
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

INVENTION OF CHEss.-Accordng to M, Basterot, late
French authority this game invented during the 9Th
century by Indian Brahmn called Ssa who presented
his invention to the reignng moarah srham requesting
reward grain Of wheat for the first square two
grains for the second and four for the third and in
geometric progression to the sixtyfourth to reach
the amount of this humble request the author informs
u.s. would require the entire wheat crop Of France during
14O years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

WHrsSY WArER-Ata municipal election in Louis
Vile Ky. last week majority of 2O5 given in favor
Of Licences for the sale of sprtuous liquors and major
ity of III against establishing city water works The
Courier to think that this establishes concu
sively the fact that whisky is stronger than water
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Arrivals at tho Principal Hotsia. April Is

ST CHARLES Edwards lady dauEhtsri Miss Ev
aps W Breton, turd, MIS-; Dursnd DsyamPsrt W
Powers Mobile; w walker, CT NJ Lowe, Mills, d. Doug
Adams DR. Efuger and lady, Texas Thos Waddeil
Arar La ID Halsmar, Phil; ? fagern, London
ST LOUIS. II Walker, MeCuteheon, McCutehen
Williams johnson, DeBourgso, Lincoln Iorell
Prescott and lady, La Wilson Miss Wilson, Ruske,
Robinsti Romani, MEXICO; sehmans, N c.
ARCADE M W Burr, Gahsu Graham. Warrick La
Randolph Savage, Banks John Hart, Mississippi;
Darby, New Orleans.
CITY; VIM Thaschsr, Carter Carter La; Gerald.
Mauntier, Mss w. ~ - ~ -
VERANDA: Anderson, Myers W Hokins Benjamin,
Col Rscif Missi Bachelor, Goodman
Pierce Perm, o; II Thorpe and amly, W Chism, B
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

Porto Rico advces to the oath ut state that the yield
Of considerably behind last years crop but the
quality somewhat superior The ground crops of the
Island abundant that little American breadstu
or provisions wanted The health of the Island
good and in political sense, everything looked calm
as mill pond.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

Damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to the Of $780, have been obtained before the
District Court at Pittsburgh by emigant named Ben
no Matthes who alleged that while travelling in the
of the company in December 1851 he had his frozen
there being fire fuel in the which kept
standing place the road for twenty hours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

SCARCITY SEAMES-It is stated that there has not
been, for long time, such scarcity Of
exists Boston Quite number of vessels detained
in port for want Of The highest wages being
paid but they fail to produce the From 500 s25
advance being paid to New Orleans the advance
and $40 per month to Liverpool 500 per month to the
West Indies and other ports in the same proportion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

MAPLE suGAR.-A correspondent of the Manchester
Mirror writing from Wentworth N H. says that for the
last eight days there has been great sap
and from present appearances the present spring will be
prolific in the manufacture of maple sugar than any
season for two or three years past.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

MURDER OF MIssIoSARy.-The Home Mission Record
learns that Rev. Elisha s. Terry, missionary of the
American Baptist Home Missionary Society, among the
Chippewa Indians on Red River, was barbarously muir
dered a short time since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

The NewYork Evening Post about to take possession
Of and commodous premises prepared for it at the
Of Nassau and Liberty streets The paper also
to be printed Of Hoes fast type revolving presses
driven by Ericsson engine while its size is to be
larged and other improy ements made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

Samuel swartwout, Esq, (Ex-Colector Of NewYork)
In certificate from the u s. Court shows that he is
indebted cent to the United States in default and
suit Judgment is against him in the United States
Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

correspondent ofthe Boston Commonwealth gives the
following description of Broadway:
We reached New York about midnight Just in time to
witness sweeping fire in Broadway spent of the
next day In strolDg about the city Almost every other
house and store is labelled To Lett Rents so
high in New York in Boston, in Broadway that
wide street. crowded with omnibuses the sidewalks of
which are columns " of ladies and gentlemen cut into
paragraphs by the crossing and "punctuatedn with
blind beggarsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-16

~ Starvation Of spirtualisfs Of Massachusetts, COM
- W session In Springfield the 9th inst. About
e4ndrsd believers present, and were presided
pr, II. y. Gardner, Of Springfield. Among the
~ present were Rev. Adm Balou, Rev. John NJ.
~ Rev MI. Finney, Of Ohio, the latter of whom.
s ssg address in the evening" boldly broaching the
tn11us doctrine Of nfdelity.