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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

Al IARMONr. PARIS Arp LONDON PHYMQAn
Nl. and surgecn. b consulted rom A. II ". -
and from 10 evenings (enndAys exceptsdl - ne3
street, tcrnsr Of Broadway. B-Not sas arss seeee
NEWPORT R. ~ WATER CURE-THIs ESTA9Are
IN mont, In operation Will romaie opsn d9isl -
winter Tho midness OF the winters At Nen4
makes II . vsry desirable place for patients -rcr Pe
Ars address DE- ". I.1A9AnJ
Nr6RrH RIVER pIsPENsARY, NO. q WEST MOAN
sonally ali hours Of the day and Night ThrtS 49,
ssocesatal practice ID . SUFFICIENT guarantee :.
CrAMMERrNG-IMPoRTA DIsc0vsRv-?L
- system OF curing stammertna. -AH imesSiasa0 *
sTseok removed and tho mott invetsrsts seanH4ex -
s,c..s = EFFECT ausn. sp co.. APgiys Dr asL23
n, E,b,-RsNsVaes gvtS IN Rugops Sad New IVA !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

DUCKLRYS OPERA HOUSE. CHINESE HALL. $50
10 BToadgsy-oPsn every night By the celebrated Buck;
most talented company in existence being the frat to In
troduoe into an Ethiopian the first
A. likewise all operatio Chorasss now sung other
talent by Buckley Serenaers The has the
honor Of that the Of this will
still be conducted in its present fashionable Style fun
without yulgarity" Concert commences at o'clock. Ad
mission, % cents
BUCKLEYS, Proprietors.
BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
Ni diate lsndings Fare one dollar to Albany Meals
served cp board. The commodious steamer ARMENIA,
Capt Polbemus will leave tho steamboat pier at the foot
Of Chamber street svery Tuesday Saturday
trains going East West Returning leaves Albany every
Monday Wednesday and Friday, al O'Clock A. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

ITO HIS~RIONIC SOCIETIES, AMATEUR ACToRA
&c-The theatre or lycsuu, In Chamber 20 street
sdoinns ksbaeaus saloon s now In peri ord.r Will
PIE. This theatre is well p9ovded with dresssg
be rented by tho night week. month by parties Of
respectGbity Apply ct the boz Oe Of Burton theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
IN via pisaragua-rhe bortsst and cheapest route FIR
San Francisco The Accessory anst Company Of Mica
ragua proprieto Through In adv Of tho maA Orly
line giving tickets including thu sthmns crossing
The rev double eneis: stesnship Star or THE WEST
o. clook P. M precisely for San Juan del Nsrte
Tueday, septerber 10th, connecting With the new and
ficaragua transit route having but twelve miles OF lane
transportation These ssamers are In their
vent tion and accommodations For information
sage the lowest rates ,ply ony at the agency Of the
company No. 0 Bowling Green.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

THE justices having been snmmpned 10 consider
i III propfisiy of changing The lime cf kstding
he Quarterly Term q his Court uhich vas
chzneet b IN order ofthis Court Al Januafy Term
Msnday IL May. il Is orie,-d ikat De time q held
inE ne said Court b changsl again. and held on
tie thirt MonteI ia Jane. - heFcipfarc.
A cQpy-Tesle, ia MOORE. Clara
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
POETRT
[FoaI ran FlE1 F.la..

III LFosl TnE Fsrs Parns.
LINES,
ADDRESSED 70 |. {. Or LOUISVILLE. kY.
Thsa .r, !. aowst sifsiswn-1s Rose.
Il whose budding beauty ope1 h smhnaess nore.-
A lovely agSsf-whoss hear dolh sacio,e
A slsspias sweetness. vhisA q u, sstosn.
when b.imy sprias shan cease 10 taIn, IL ,so,.
with hass and tihis, % fferh safears "A lI,ht
Thy eaaAmefs ssa. 10 FAdiehi beams WIN bdSr
shafnupen thee, hsiuiifAl ana bright.
ny epFiak and sammeF seer dali pass aWsy-.
tlai sei ny charms. maiursd asthey will b
AFesnd NJ heart they ~ tlneeF like tAe DAY,
\ When twilight casts IL Elssy On ,hs ses
Av.ams win eems and hndsihse i,Ill ihs ssias--
No shade shall AL unea ~ spirits shrine
Tie wlHieFs Gieem shall h aeFu i asnsa
And ess, 10 shadow On ny hssFi divine.
Bsils PORK, March 20, 1855 T.BH.J.
DEAUrr IN AGE.
There, beauty in age, tho ihs pride NJ eut prime
slsl shrink Zen NJ touch q &c sngsl q Tihej
To The failint form ~ the spirit given.
4 The halo Of Hope sabliinei
4 The bstiam'd BY The ffesSeai iarliae team,
y the silver ef0sn o. our ktafy years,
n with ~ jewels 81 heasf and tfaslifnl truth,
Mere bright ihaa The golden eifslet eaf ysaih
o. IL brew ifiuibphAi beAfG
FEN that beauty may wliheF N fsshisn dali.
Al The roses Of hopeful health nay nale
Nv NE leVlhg ieek ahd The smile apetee
May eeeaFs when he pulses N pleasure eease,
~ And The hFes u passion fAilt
Oh, The f.iF yenAg FEATURES may wall give place
To the glory 81 ihaaght On N aged face,
AHd the leFeliesi Zip that ID folly lFaughi
To The meuih Of the old when " words sTetwFouEti
orwisdam and gealis grace
All the beauties az youth shall TOO swiftly fhds,
Ire life summer hath SCI, ~ sutuma dse4y'di
hut the beauty Of age shall the brighter bSom;
BeYond the short shadows II Time and the tomb
A beauty immortal made
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Al g a 81 % /,

TIME undersigned have formed partnership in
4 the legal profession. They will attend the
County and Superior Courts Of Berkeley Jefferson,
Morgan, and Frederick, and the Superior Courts
gpi oAer counties IN such eases only in which they
may Be specially retained
CHS JAS. FAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Maftinsburg. Aptil g. lSS2-ty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

Who has long since possessed my heart,
best affections did net ask the weight
Of bis money bags, nor the depth Of his eof
/ fers--for those were matters which did moi
form one item Of cousideration with me i
found him gentleman and Is such II gave
t<him my hand Until AN convinced thai
1 am mistaken, why should ! desirS 70 Re
tract ny Wsfds7'
CLARA, you are a. angel, said Raymond
covering her hands with kisses, .snd thi.
treasure value mora than my existence
feE ID university aslNell ~ prosperity, Ii Il
eiill true 10 ne,
tMisl Richards said I, You hive pcr.
picked ne When entered this hoase
thought ! bad solved the problem Of human
nature, and was about 10 write 1.-THE sam 10.
tel--selaahhess but must rtsaNl! IIa.
man nature ls not quite 70 laa after All
After 4 happy eeassfhaiidM on tlls n2ft
Of the lovers, who IN their earnesthess, al,
most iorgo. ny presence, Welat length left
the house, !.
New said Raymond, ,sns more visit,
enc more Illustration aud then We VIII rel
turn home
No, mJ friend, said, i've will make no
more visits this afternoon This lAbt {er.
minated zoo pleasantly 10 be maffaA BY d
fresh picture Of selfshhess
Raymond did hot afgs tle matter, and
We therefore returned 10 BIZ home.
When Mr. Richards came henlethA
yening 10 tea, hfa wife and dausiteF found
bin ~ b NEST excellent humeF something
bad occurred which pleased lin Occasion
ally he ludalgea IN silent d. ef laaghler,
which, feF him, wAsyeFy unusual alla once
~ unconscious eselamation Of capital ! es
capped bis lips,
II anglsa Mr. Richards 10 fad you. 50
happy said his lady, for ! never wa ina
worse humor That Welford has called d.
gain upon us. and Clara has henorsd him
with long private conference
II have received . note FROM him said
Mr. Richards, wherein he desires mo to
sanction his marriage, with our daughter
How presuming 1 do declare l quite
detest him
And 4 admire BIN, cody replied her
husband. Several days since Offered him
the means to reeommence business, which
he declinei--to-iay, have learned the
reason. as he also informed me that his for.
tune was not impaired His mansion house
has not been sold, but he allowed 4 friend
to retain the same az the apparent owner -
The fact was that he was enyous Of his
wealth. and played the bankrupt simply to
attest the friendshipFof his acquaihtances,
who have generally acted according to the
fashion Of the world Those who have Sigh.
ted him will suffer just modification, Of
which, my lady. you must bear your part,
i have never disliked himas man said
Mrs Richards coleriug with sLame NY
daughters welfare las emily governed nay
cynduct She who has experienced afin-
ence, would make an i'll companion ia pov.
ertx> Id haze acted u.s. nrndept mother. ~,
50 does the majority of tales And in this
instance shall not be out of fashion
have lived to see many cloudless. wears of
happiHess pass oyerithc Union RaEmind
is very cautious in the Selection Of his
frie1ds. although their number religion,
Wife he and myself still retain the same O.
pinion. that, human snatnrets not 50 taa at
ter all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
EXCHANGE BANK OF
sELDEN, NlTHERS & CO.,

WASHINGTON, u. Vi
TIME undersigned respectfully announce thai
y they have fofmed o-paTtnership To transact
"a general Banking and Exchange business. 10 this
city, under the firm cf SELDEN, WRITER'S &
CO, and are prepared 10 deal in
nissoFy Mates Certificates ri DepFsite, Letters IF
Credit, Bank Notes and ECOig.
We undertake TO make colec,fdns and promptly
:loremt the proceeds TO any designed point Within
or without The Union
Mr.; WILLIAM SELpER, a member Of the firm, aud
for many years past the T'feaSKfsr Of the Uaited
States will give his careful personal attention 10 all
financial business which we may be employed 10
transact with any ofihe Departments oil the Govern.
Inent
The business which our employers NAV require
US TO transact will be conducted with 1fdeity and
pfomplitude, aud upoa the mos, reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELpEN, .
Lqfs Treas4rr Or TIC G, s.
JOHN WlTHERS,
064kIaadria va.
r. w. LATHAM
or Hdtafagten DC.
l. r. BAYNE,
washington, Dec d, iaSo.-ifl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

,.,. -. hoase q jesse winds9r, ID Cas-
-, - erorria. uas desisoyed BY FIRE ffw
$3.50 800, nd Win Il one Of his sons aboui l9of
.s7 s - The lad. Eaving re<cned two Of
. - {.eas Irnsbers rnshed in amid The flames
- ~. ,h;,d hrpfher was left hut was over
a.-s,.s 80 never rstnrned. Such Affection and
heroisra deserve q rnsaumeni-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
PETE WIETArONis AND THE MAIL
iIpf.

Pete MILESTONE, Of Arkansas was once
travelling on horseback through the inter-.
or part OF the State. aud called ono even.
ing % stay all night ut a little log house
near the road where entertainment aud a
post.othec was kept Two other strangers
we're There, and the mail r der rode up a.
bout dark f Supper being over, the mail
carrier and 4 three gentlemen were ingi.
tod into j small room furnished witha COED
Are and two bods. which were to accom- mo-
date the four persons for the night The
mail carrier was little shapby, dirty, lou.
sy.loeking wretch, with whom none Of the
gentlemen liked the idea ofslespingy Peto
MILESTONE eyed him closely as he a4kcd,
Where do you sleep Tonight, my lad 7
All thIecp with you | reckon, lisped the
youth, 'or with some one o them other fell
lars. | don't care which
Tho other tive geptlemen took the hint
and occupied the other bed together mme.
raedi4tely. leaving the other bed and the
confab to be enjoyed by Pete and the boy
together as best they could Pete and the
boy hott commenced hauling of their duds,
and PETE getting in bed first, and wishing
TO get rid of sleeping with him, remarked
very carnestiy-,dy friend, III tell yon be.
FORE hand, Fre gof fle uch, and you'd bet.
ter not get in here With me, for the disease
is catching
The boy. who was just getting in bed
too, drawled out very cody Wal / reckon
that don't make j BIZ Of difference---Iv "
had it now for nearly these seven years,
and int, bed he pitched along With Pete
who pitched out in as great hurry as'if he
had walked up hornets nest iuIthe bed
The other TIVE gentlemen rosred, and the
mail boy who had got peaceahle possession
of q bed TO himself, drawled out-'Why
You must be tibet o darned fules.--mam
and dads got the estch q heap with than
3 and they theiept il that bed last night
when they was here a. the quilting
The other two strangers were now I'M
worse predicsmeut than Pete had been and
bouncing from their nest like the house
Ia besn On Gre, stripped, shook their
clothes, put them on again, ordered their
horses. and though il was nearly ten o:
cioek they all three left, and rode several
miles to the town before they slept, leaving
The imperturbabIe mail carrier q the bliss
81 serathipe and sleeping alone,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

- A Editor out Wesf upon receiving
eo,n nunication from one Of his subscribers
complaining that ne Sia np. ma ne '.
enough in bis paper. replied ID the grum bier
shat when be wanted any thing new he had
$3.50 ne. I'D liz Bible and an Eastern Edi
ss.S...iv nnblished an entire chapter from
=. =. t R;Sl. adding that be supposed It
weuid be ne< to most Of his subscribers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

d HAWTHORN, CONNECTICUT
fafgTeTaisd isi0- Chatter psrptnafH Catiisistbo.
0vV ran f'e'esf u iAefsaslng 4 y ta5o,00O,
{ T1uBtfc Buildings. Manufactures, Mills, Me-.
II ehideff, Dwelling Hbases stores, MeFfhsas
atse ll9nsshnla FAthltpfe. Vessels eh the slge "
u while ~ p6ti, &c NJ will be insured Al Ealss
a taS Al he risk viii admit,
Applications IpF Insurance may M made ii
II, w HERBERT,
AgsM nv .IsfifAsa eeagty, Ia
Ii The Aheaee Of INV AgeRl ilata GhaTleslpWa, al
IeHs " haaWh, Eftlb who wall attend 20 them
pEompiiy. Persons af q distance address through
lie mail. .l|Ei Fiji
y, y, On all Church Buildings ahd o.aTgysnen $
lFrsonaf property, IhH Agent viii pFesenl his com
aissons IL reducing the amount ii premiums on
the ri, rs thus arising
4 July 10 IHha-IY L -. lE 8 /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

- Al Tr;shmsn complaiaed TO his ply
sician chat be KEPT stulihg him With drugs,
thst s. vas siek isr week after IL vas qniis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
E'rsUR.a.scE CoJ1P.ayrI'
on TIE
TaIIsp rt Tfrsfafa.

CHARTERED MARCH IL. Issa.
c@pilai 50 10000. rilt so,su = iatrses tas sss.
70 o2O0,OOO. Nj
THIS Company, having, been dtly ofganizet.
= Is now ready To- receive Applications and issue
P0licies and offers 10 the citizens Oh virginis III.
inducemeni OF 4 home COMPANY fot The safe ln.
spfahce ofhl kinds bf Property hlefehaudise az
a. fair and tQaitabefa The Directors asstfi,
lbs psblie that this cempahy Will be eendatieA
with view 10 pefmkbefcy, and ~ he sifieistl
prime iplfg Of EQUITY taslice aud lloss fesata 10
eeeaeqaf aad tht safety u the Insured
jos n CARSON, pfsrlIsat.N
II, Il, PUNK, SsltffaFf
o. y, DREseE. Asitsfy. h
piateFoRs, lit
~ ,, EaLsep VIM. 4 CLARK,
!.mss 7 Ilslsy, James III Rufrsss,
l.aeye lpsah, N W, ltleAsFdsen,
John Kerr
ohee 90 Pleeaailla street near Valley Bank
Winchester y. w HERBERT,
July u, is51-iyIsI - ''Af'fun oVuAv'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
C0 ,..,,,s ;Es .Ss'sS,,, H!EIkA1lIJ,sL l


PHeLaDELPHft JuLY L. 1862.
fTsH EsubscIi5eF ke pieashse1h Informing their
II fffsnds1uu the ilaveTttHg cakhluuufry gen raj
n hbt they have ttfkAaY taken possession Of that
well established and iay1rakR kaown hotel CON
GlkESS HALL THIRD dad c1et4nt Sfrfets
! 1hsy have had Inc house thoroughly repaired
ant sal tie modern i'm movements inttpduced and
fufnitkea 10 style Of elegance which will al once
render il unsurpassed for comfort and convenience.
This fztecidedly the best located house in the
city being in the immediate vicinity Of business,
The Exchange, Custom House, and many other
pubbtr bliidines. hi
LineS of Qmnibusscs leave fsf every par, Of the
city every few minutes heir head qaariers being
within me square OF thr Hduse
The suhscfihefs are determined 10 spare no pains
IL nighiag this enn+eniept and comfortable Agas
10 iae traveller NORRIS & JAcKsQN,
Frte u Ptrkfaia,
jaiY is. 1862. -Pfoprie,or.. !
Jhkes n. Norris who Is well known To many 81
iAe Lisln.ss men visiting the city, lately 10 the
Hardware house 81 james J. puhesh H Co, Twitt
Btofher 4 Co and fntlnerly proprietor OF The vir.
klats Hotel 81 Louis will have The rnansEemrnl
Of nv Honse, assisted by petite and Competent
perstHs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

NHE subscriber 4 anxious to purchase large
~ number Of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound and
likely, Persons having Negroes to dispose Of. win
nno ITO fnelr interest 10 give him call before sell
ingI as be win pay the psrs Airkesi casa prices
re ean beseen atthe Berkeley Courts at Martins
burg On ihe2d Monday. and Al Berryviie on the lth
mondAy IN each month, and usually Al his residence
IN ChsFies,own, 4
tended To- I WNI CROW.
Charlesloxn. Jan a issa-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
PERUVIAN GUiNO.

TIME underslrned beg leave 10 Inform the Far.
u mers OF This Siaie, lha, they have made AZ.
rapRethsnls with Mrssfs. T. RatFeda a Bro.
Agils IL The Peruvian Cove, nrnfat for the exefH.
sirr tnpsrtatiea N pEBUPIAN GUAkO into
thistiiy direct from the Chincha Islands; and, al
30 lat the establishment Of A large Depst tor the
PURPOSE o. having Al says IN hahAa quantity suf
fcisnt - meet The demand, and al prices within.
the leaeh Of every consumer. The tariff Of rates
hxda by the Agents Of the PERrvlGS G1yERsMENT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
FOUNTAIN HOTEL
CITY HOPE|

coRNJsR or IrALL 4 MAIN STREETS,
Il RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
<IllIE nearest Hotel in The City to the Depots OF
The CeDtral Danvie Raid Road and the
Jam,s River Steamers
z. NJ B ROY, Proprietor
ASSISTANTS
WIZ. IAco. TAYLoR. wM. wrLLGMsos.
Aptil - 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
a N = 81 q 81.

TIRE undersigned. AeepI fbr INSURANCE.
Z u C0MPANge ftts VALLE Ysf VIRGINIA
% Irshekstsrs 1nD hARTFORD FIRE fNSUR-
AfCK COMPANY, IF Aarifsrf, Csnsscficni, win
feeelys Applications ard rtgaIats pfemiums'on all
tlskEIp The former Company, and Insure Properly
and deliver Policy on lhe Property Insured a. soon
~ Rftminm s. paid ID the latter Company.
e0DsChfpTf0Ng
nsesifed fsf the iOIlsvine Newspapers and Peri.
loAffnlki
DAILY l5fi weekly q weekly Naiiaaai ksfeliifsnesr
D81 do Hsiiimse Am1feas
+ 90. weekly Ep1ltspal Rsfbgdsf.~
WfeEly Ll1ll Lftfaf Ief
MaHdtly Debs aaf 0iFfI lAaFa alas.
Do. YsnAT C4tina aaf Alsalsr
+. Dec 10, 1859 --iY WI WllEllnERT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

Pit up IN good bags With The brand Of the
Aglen OF The Peruvian Govetanlent which il
su4Ssieai guaranty Of The purity OF The article
Feb -, lS53.-tf FOwLE & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
EXTRA FLQUR.

TUE undersigned has always On hand Exrna
fLoua, No. !, for sale and IN exchange for :
goed article Of Wheat The above Flour & kept
on band IN Charleslown. BY John X Woods q Co.
snd Ehy 4 so1s and By different merchants Il
HsrpersFerry.
SA VINO
Ehare also ny sau<NiiIinro ROOD Fepsir. and rim,
4lll be Furnished a the shorttsf nofice a N
MARTIN EIcHELBERCKk.
Rock Spring Mllll. Nay 3. Ie5o.--lf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
Local InteIligence.

lNoUESTS An inquest was held vesterdov nv
deputy Cor2n,f Terrell on ne body Of a man named
- q - ~ "a ~ IN 80 ao'us iJtty yysts to1nl
-, a,,,ri ~ ~, dlf "1''tS >5te7'' ~ Alc'-'iis"
s,r',,I So, - t,il - a. =, - ,.
! ~, - - : -, - - ~ 10y S"r"tet ~
IN -, = ~ :, -, = -; "a - - "sS d" 2uo
,,.irb blIe If h. SAL n, ~ ''l. =. "a ~ w
| sn'nie,rr ~ 1919 H'2'-e'' 'eiNtee =u4s' 81
GA fti1:3i ;,ls, us III H., a., . !,
tfF,Irt tias,, Ir,i.i -, : ~ a. d 'tl =, =
-. - ,ta,..,t - n - ~ ~ ~ use On ti,s
y1Ifst i;e,t fr, - ~ - 5ta u41 ils1{t =
danum . t5o
CHARGE or MfEDER.-Michael LaEless was
yesterday examined before Recorder Winter CA the
charge Of having kit biz vile. Ehlabsth I.awrss an
the "a Of March inst 10y haatiu5 her win eass bottles
and tumhlers. 1t appeared by the testimony that al
though she died by Of The bottles and glasses her
demise brought about by the iluence u evil spirit
in the bottles and glasses contained Wit; by certain
vulgar dlsttaupu caLnn- - called rg--Zut, whisky
Tho deceased We very aud DIRE. ~ apefl -
IN ttu0rn trsthgi that on the p inst he cali q
by the Goreuer TO asis D. ti Ii examination ct
tfe deceased ana .a1 no wounds or bruises Whatever
huew decea9Ht well she n1a tntn an innate 81 lhe
Morkhouse ever SINCE witness had had anything dp
with that institution She VAS very Incorporate. and
ded Of tutenpvrance and not ttrl any bse would.
copy Of The inquest lsit ay Deputy Coroner iorre.
produced showing that the deceased died Of apopcxy
the accused he was discharged
pIsToT i C. furrRu yao Yesterday brn,, ri, +
Isf,. p.,--,,r u-i,t..r 90, 49,, ~ 80 H..
anI atts,nItin,T m s,oot yy,T, NI,f.irr ~, CO. -
Tin ,ight l. tlrc M, Wa 6uei 50 ana III ,,iytt -
10 4 ass a deoi,uJ 10 III. staf,. f ~
STRANGE AEfldA{lf-Rf90d G313 Gas The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
or p
Madame Rosfwiolr
OBSERVER

Mfssus EniroRs; II was truly atifyipr 10 sit,ss
the assembly of beauty aud fashion convened It Tho bail
room Of t4e 0dl Peuewa Hail on Monday evening last
on tho occasion Of Mrs Bostwic Concert The r6c wa,
certainly crowded 10 its fullest espaety and rrni ,
testimonial alike credftabfe t. our czns ana the sor-
thy recipient Of their compliment commitment newer
more justly aad heartily bestowed
The writer Is not acrustalei to writfn,- ,fl
cjsms else he would describe Il, bpiesltx tho bos, Il
the various rieces presepted and trs ,ragnar IN which
they yyere crerutaa s,,pi.. il T., s7 tl,.t tlr 49,.
mover q more delighted audience. Ey.ry one s.e,rei
anxious to render tlter tribute Of zris and t17 r
eialiy VIII, had ,5t previously gy5i,,r ,llsrs II 10
oppgrtasft # issoo31, 70 H. ss.a.,r y.r o. fl.s.
aaa ia pas,Dtfted Ia rni5y NV III q sl4s q a. #3,
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B. lIayman urged me to sing l complained Of head
ache and throat and also said that did know
any dirty song. Then iIayman said il would not sing
he would here follows threat that must be left
blank) asked if he would have,
ooh for closer walk with God
lie objected to that asked II might be permitted to
sing
One there is above all Others
O. Conklin then commenced to sing something SINH
lar to
The cot in the valley
Hayman told me to sing and told in threatening,
fierce tone of voice. As acquainted with of the
stories of the song G. Conkn trying to sing made
an effort to sing, etc etc, About the time they
handling me roughly said, Gentlemen, don't O.
Conklin replied, We not gentlemen etc, etc.
have felt very weak and eneebled since in
quenee OF the rough treatment received from the accused
ETC. The two men it will be remembered were fined S25
each few days ago. They arrested this second
charge and VIII be committed for trial before the First
District Court
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CnuLIaG TStEByrEw.Iu Professor Goodrich's Brit
sh Eloquenoe we iud the following pquant aGecJote
illustrative of the asceudaucy of Lord Chatham over
Earl of Newcastle The Earl u yaletu1narian. and
was so fearful Of taking cold especially that he often
dered the windows Of the House Of Lords be shut
the hottest weather while the rest Of the peers were SUIT
ering for the want Of breath On occasion he called
on Pitt, who confined to his bed by the govt New.
castle, being led into the bedehamber found the
to his dismay, without Gre in cold wiutry afternoon.
lie begged to have kudlrd but Pitt refused might
be injurious to his govt Newcastle drew Lis cloak around
him, and submitted with possible grace The confer
enee long and discussion continued until
the Earl was absolutely shverins with cold when at
last seeing another bed in the opposite corner he slipped
in, and covered himself with the bed clothes seere-
tary coming in after und the two ministers this
curious predicament with their faces only visible handy
ing the argument with great bedside
to the other