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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

" ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS &c,
FOR SALE will offer for sale, nj Auction, on
Friday the 18th of October next the following property
to-wit:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal HILL ear Pauletts
old stand
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and sis, lst ale
and adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots north side of Blaek -water creek
near Il. Loewood's &c.
One vacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Cana
,bout 2l6f f., and running beck l47 #.
lot Jefferson Street. SIS fl. front and running back
The usunl Depth and being near the Depot will make u
fine business stard
will also offer for SALE at the same time the Brick
Tenement ON Winter street, nd Joining Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston's grocery estabishment--a fine location
heavy grocery business. The house is large and we
'daptcd for that purpose being Immediately in the rogh
horhood OF the Depot
sothe Brick House in which there cnemcnts,
opposite the Union oel, Main ST., will be offered
Tor sale Mt the time.
Terms-Alade known the day of snle
GEO. 6. CURLE.
sept l2-dtds EXPRESS Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

And one loose Tobacco note endorsed by NJ. Moore
Il Go, amounting TO $d2 SO. Liberal reward |. of
frrod for the Of the Thefor for tho Book and
Chnoks. JONES e. WHITLOW
sept 2-da Planters Wa,edouss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

BALTIMORE, MARKETS. Sep, %.
Flour SIS. 81. Gram steady.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
crop 900 In Checks

~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning
Scptombcr y. little Book In which 10 kept our ac
counts with the Farmers Bank containing the following
checks. that Bunk, and other Banks Of
this plnec viz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Agricultural Implements,

THE attention of Farmers is also invited to thu
Works. a. there will be kept ALWAYS and al kinds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

A VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.-We
"A shall offer for sale at public auction, Wedncs-
lay the 9Th day Of October next if sold privately
before that Time very valuable LOT OF GROUND
9TH nd joining DIR. X s Payne continuing
fourth OF Acre. The sale is mnde in order to effect
n division WIN. RADFORD
Sci TENDER 3.td. Il. ID. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Southern EsaiI-lsOads

Will no longer be compelled ~ obtain their Cars from
the North subject to large expense and risk of Trans
porlation. GEO. q CURLE Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

CPOkEs WANTED-The subscriber wants
- thi. fall 100000 Hickory spnkes. and 100, 900
Whie-Oak Spokes for Wagons and Carriages, all III
good timber--some seasoned preferred--for
which will pay, according to size from SIS to $40
per 1000 JNo. II. BAILEY.
sept 10-d&c2w Rep. cop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
rIE ID Nj ONT WORK $,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY
"a s=;s;....:a: % |: -

PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, PosT-oFFICE, DUMP l.
MADE

vUNHESE WORKS have be- SGT in operation vi it'll
l. AL the latest improoed Mochin,ry for Wood and
Iron work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants cf the South nnd West. for Car constru ction
More than hundred cars. Of i'll description have
been made these work. Tor the Vrg mia g. Tennessee
Rail Rond.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect
fully invited to bestow their patronage they may
ly upon having their work finished in strict pance
with their plans and d nw ngs; after the most
approved plans oil Constructions prices satisfactory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

NJ A YO CABELL Il Co., HAVING A
lNl Steam Saw Mill the Canal, with album
sni supply Of Timber. pr. pared fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Bouts Of their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered of them any point
~ the Canal without delay.
Address--Tye River Warehouse. Nelson Co.
un 27-d&c3tawts a-,taess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
GALVESTOW.

viii leaye SUNDAY August "a. at 8 o elocsaM
BTOR GALVESTON, INDIANOIA, La <1eTRt
VACA aud MATAGORDA BAY-Regnar New .1.LlsAAs
G and Texas United
magnificent steamship Err NOE TIonTi Forbes mas
ter viii leave above Built
tr vessels In hia lined with f flor douty
brle she presents sale medium
for ndianoh and lyH.a viii bo landed the wharvos sueet
hhierAge ~ M9hsoda BaS) without extra charge heigh
passngei having elegant accommodations, apply to
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foo. of Julia strpa,
OTpO.itG the Sieamshir Landing
vii hereafter aud sutoycn vi liz ou
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
STEAMBOATS,.
.h{OBILE.

E4NOR MOBILE, BAY ST LOUIS rn~
ASD PASS CHRISTIAN. Daily U. MAJ. .sszI-.ss-.ss5,,
Line MINER hr1aug TIE parsal
einsTs o1fFGON. Capt L. A. Hem, FLORIDA Car,
pa t.yhg been bnt cipEosiy for the Tab irade)
,i'He AhHY sisanIs viii lssye
9n arrival The Itk me cara sttpping AZ ay
@ Hd Fss Christian daily going
md Saturday. going, AaudA5s
~ fhe Letter Rag fo Mobile and places lsays The
orr. y 'he Agent - hsfpa II o'elcsk A. ~
10 Letters for Of Mobile z ba rut in tho mail ~ tr,
will be deanad dag at Mobile. ~ - my
u Freight for Bay CfistIap ought N he
fnr steamefa CALIFORNIA CREOLE. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALFFORN1H.

EOR CALIFORNIA, vin VERA ..ysetsFs.
L. CRUZ-Pesons deairuns proceeding TO Cal iomia
YefaCru1 CRY Acn1ulro -
and magnificent aeansip TEXAS. burin Iry Place
commander, will leave Newoean for veraCrz the s
month, al o'clock puuetuay carrying g. Male
Stages viii leave Verarar daily the City Of ieIco
Acapulco mules be had.
TiE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carriages tho RoAd Acapulco ready 10
transport passengers through Frauco Mnnwhe ma all the
Pacific STEAMERS touch Apuco passengers be long
aimed. For further particular. apIiy
HARRIS MORGAN foot Of Jilias,reet,
myisf orIr.ite tba ete,wsbin Land nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
BRAZOS SA.NTL4GO.

VIII leave THURSDAY, August II, at O'CLOCK a. ~
NOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, PoINT -gfFfs.
IL ISABEL. MATAMOROS and BROWNSVILfE.-
Regular NeOrsnns uf Low Pfs-sdTr sari-
ghpafhs steamship ASIiT +. Duccy, master
above, carrying the Us Ma passage having very
superior state accommodations, apply
au2 oprDs L. H.. 81. ANAL IL IApilgy.
~ Measurement good per f dy b,rres each Il l5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

EDwlli X COLLINS co &c Walls street n Y
BkoN y, slNELLY y co, Live, pool,
1. q. k1htkIs * coils KING Arms Yard ,IouI lon.
JOHN MI NNOt AtD.,
% sge Nasia Dame das yl.tojres Paris
Go H. DRAPER, Iia,re.
- HE owners 81 6tse slI y Gold
alen Specie JeVtry Precious STONES unless BIs
n are ssued thsyiqT and th Fl4e
I}es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

e. L \ DiItS-
- s5Trsf- H7 4. E. &c RAN : o. % Al. 81 slsa.s.
GfTttlN, ~H{ElLED ALAl1NIA NI5t CANARY SrEat.
ALAluNl1s WALNulS ard tiLBLRTs, ifas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
KEY WEST.

Will leave about THURSDAY August H. at O'Clock A. A.
si'OR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, IcFTfY,
ArALACHcoLA, ST: MARKS, CEDAR KEYS .slal.l==s< slal.l==s<
md IANPh BhY.U, S. Mail LineTbe u s. Mad hIcHmsiiI
JAMES D. DAY, J. r. Smith, commander, will leave the Steam
Landing. Julia
palsnge, apply to GREEN HARDING Co Gg Pofdaa
~ All taabe pass through ne Post-ofos
" ~" destination Of freight all ullTkad
PACKAGES
t@ No frerbt the AGENTS ys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND q

REMITTANCE OftiCE-The uHiersigusd hsuIi e IL
es-.tahed Office, eOuHEao &c Accommodate sderou
tenntng irnd Scotland
s'erlns ighi drsaght any post
Ehslo and " 1gt, Tie HEHa, hsysrk
s7nggFs nm ysr9o 60 ~ gtrs and ryaapEte
IDfiN Itntrt p,t. plsra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
RED REpER

VIII leave TUESDAY, August q, at S o,l5ek,p IN
EVOR JEFFERSON, SMTIILAND c-s -
Il BENTON, FORT CADpo, SHREVEPORT ali l,AitlSlN n
al intermediate Tie regular
packet steamer TEA A.. G. Crooks, mase Will
For height passage APP board, benvr
ng SMITH h FiAliSTER, 81 Poy,irns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

MAJ HITE LEAD--In %, so, 100 and 500 lb
w kegs Atlantic unon Brooklyn Pacific, Ulster and
shusees White Conpaneso FRENCH ZNC-ior sale by
B35 A. DELAGRANE i co. II Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

eRlDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No 20
- Camp street.-The ARants celebrated BRIpGEWATER
AiN GtA fANli aliy all supply ol Dry,
hlrte AMI hGi harris lr1nn IN r in kegs aud 100 Iouns,
hso bihck, ErltSeWatcr, all OF which
"t tr ioand superior niu.sa known. I du Of
depot. q, L BOGERT 4
nOys AEel.s be o. La Ala, and TvIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

NEH YORK

ESOR NEW IORk.-Thc fast sailing .Tss
n sca5-r.r PATRICK HENRY. Capt, kasis5a 80
layH- par H E tHssEs1 u Hret 'h Iun,l.4t
For g. gAt uII.g 3g .gtri. il5ts ~ psta t. q
ans l-H A-iiHRIuGE Il CO. IS ST. #a-'a asstrr.t.
ESOR NEW YORK The 4 ! very fast -,
n '4-Ig stp FOREST CITY. Allen, MASTER lly- IA ~
Nt J u
-+ . itss4st
SIS NJ GREEN w. NsiaHt street,
1--l ort'tp.ERI, WILLIAMS a "a. - Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
IfiTRE
BOSTON,.

ENOR BOSTON--Reguhr Line Of Pack ~
esra- a Fasket bark Aut lila. N'rgaI 1l4s- 49,
Ter. tN.ns ltag A .at raga3sd " 100 lve q ~
lt fe' '-.'-' reg , " IN 4 AK gGty e., ,~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
TEAN CONIMTNICATTON RE. .eF1.zp

- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLtsGow-Iae = .lIs 80 ~ :
al au New Irk Steamship Complain sJrIl9dP
GLASGOW 1861 tns anH iU1 horse power kU1er
ssprai'el from New York direct Gnssuv
o. SATURDAY lt iue neat - O. k, Saturday, Sep
tsil1eri int ~ tkf tom.
saloon
Stewards fee iHelGded.
usi Huube o' tri class lssaag VIII e t,Fen, supplied
Mt aol iI proTrry cooked Ss4.
N41sm t' j M,sYNoN So Rroaluay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
TgyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and .gry

a<HOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
~ Ss1arae Of the Of 79s l1ss 1906
TART vintage OF ls Oi paay and other brands pnces
and qualities
VINES Reserve, P,-nho SIDE East India Ma
dgrai Duh Gordon harmony Nephew Sherry Old Su
ard Sparkling Hook Bouzy Fitui Suey,
other brands VI Champagni Wste Wine Ciare
| cases, Of all QualteH
Holland Gin Jamaica St CoE Rum; Scotch Irish Roanoke
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits und Fruits Juice CoIdas
description B5ker Berlin aud Go1e Btters everything
the WINES Liquors. will
NJld terms 8 be iOuud, o tash city paper.
400 caaks PORT ER and ALE, puts quarts.
NJ SEWEIL T. TAYLOR, Is Rcral street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

EOR LlVERPOOL-Th 4 fast sail -
y irg HHtsh sIiP WARBLER Cap.. wcsea sa ivy "a I'D
r-Ii H ar rSo eH-Azt :, vii ave qz dispatch, tof tal ~
j. Ii. AsHBRrUGE d. 5s -l Cfafls st,s t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
aTEAM ADMINISTRATIONS EE. -.

- TWEEN NEW YORK. AND BREMEN -. s. y
lii LIE The lihee steamers fIAN-A II.
ANA 1900 tons. vii faii US ioi'ovs
Finn B-.asH, Pen. Nef l.st
,
~ Passage NssYQrk Brsna1Fint CRlu iV1 setorl
l..I .m 0EiEcns q co. 50 Braad .traet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09
TER-4 CRUZ.

wIllls,ve SUNDAY, Ars.f' H. a. o'-,cr AM
EIOR ERA CKUI-U. :, Mail Line 1s;sSSf
The new zeamsbi1 TEX A.,
u4Do 9us - HeFry ln.r gonr4lie viii leave
he ose pluttuaiiy carrying the Il. $. Mails.
Rates Passakc....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

~ HAVANA COFFEE-i50 bags priniei
CLAREI-5Ul choice
WOODEN WARE--iuJ dozen Zinc Mashlga,ls, $50 dosen
Br1ons;
sUGAR.cuRED HAaIs-1s tercea Dufeld's and Stage q
Shay's;
PRIME bEEF-sO0 bsires
ElCE--6' ueTcss prime
GROUND COFFEE.-i5O boxes, sale hv
apS0 CONVERSE a CO. TrhtaI4tnuas stTee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-09

GUNDRIES--
- So Ibis BRAZIL NUTS;
s. hags WALNU1S
rEAAS pECASS;
10 bags CANARY SEED For sale by
uylI A. +. COCHRAN d CO., SO GtayIet street,
e.tuNDRlES-
~ 400 bags PECANS5
hal chests BLACK PoWGIi0NG TEA;
ma CASSlA,
500 tones MR. RASINs wholes halves and quarters
~ and ior sale by A. r COCHRAN co. street.
fECLEAN'S MALT WHISKY, The attcn-
" Liquor Dealers requested
article a 20 es3us qualities Raw Nlky
to- tom e7stnti t IS well aae lf inting
The suLslTlbe
with much COuhlyutt a. rtsnds
u,Sl KlppER FABIAN, " Magazine street
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

EyCol. Fuller of the Mirrow, who
is "bard' Wbigis delighted with all
this, and says Cuttings his candidate
for the Speakership Of the next Con-
gress.-N 0. Picayune.
Does the Picayune mean to insinu-
ate that the editor of the Mirrow is a
"hard Whig," in the sense that we give
to the word when we say Of man
that "he is hard case." We pause
for reply.-N Y. Mirror.
We mean by "a hard Whig," as far
as the Colonel is concerned, a Harri-
SON aylor--Fillmore---Webster-
Silver Gray-Castle Garien--National
Wing. That's hard enough, we guess
Plcayune.
A harder wing than this, is one
who will listen to the gentle whisper
Of interest and abandon minor prin-
cipal of party, for office.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

Senator Douglass Travelled over the
principal parts of Russia in long car
riage, night and day, at the rate of
eight or ten miles an hour. 1t con-
tained a sleeping room and a kitchen
so that he seldom left it, except for
information and observation. He
penetrated to the confines of Tartary,
where there were 100000 persons,
Siberians, Russians, Au>trians,, Cal.
mucks. Tar:ars, Circassians, Gcor.
giaas, Turks and Persiaus.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14


The SOCIAL CrRcLE.--This is the
name of a society Of ladies in jackson,
La, the object of which, is to obtain
"life pledges from the Gents, to alb
stain from the use of all intoxicating
drinks. We think that as an offset
to this, that the Gents should get up
another society, to obtain from the
ladies a pledge to indulge in none
Of the denominations Of 1iquid--chalk,
ronge, bow.ketchers and other similar
unnatural, and Incorporate fashions.
Drinking good wine temporarily,
is no greater sin than falling in love
VITA beauty and intelligence. God
ordained it in the nature Of things, that
man should inherit these weaknesses,
and why attempt to bind them up in
foolish pledges.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

W-Quite arevival is at present
going on, at the new Christian Camp
belite Baptist Church. on Fifth street.
A number have joined the Church, and
there will be large EMERSON at an
early day.
This will doubtless create a sensation
with other denominations, who will
as usual--rally their forces, and en-
ooavour to keep their fiocks together.
This has generally proved impossible.
The ladies (the Lord bless them for
it) will change for variety, as well as
fashion sake; ), and which ever side
makes the most noise, and thus carries
the day. will take the ladies with it, IN
spite ofall that can be done to prevent
it.
IF the weather is not very much
against it, We 'ook to see many emer-
sions in the coming month.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

The Gmtta- Percha party.-This
is to be the title of a new branch of the
Louisiana Democracy. 1t is to be
gotten up in opposition to the Tam
many society of New Orleans" By
the way what has become of Levi
North and his horse Tammany Have
they gone over on the side of the ene-
my to cut capers7 A bill of last years
date, is OH our back wall in which it
is said in flourish of red and blue
paint, THAT Levi North and his
horse Tammany will perform" and
also that the splendid charger John
Slidell, and the white horse Surry
will do some of their marvellous
tricks What has become of them
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

MAGNETIC MoTrvE PowER.-1ha
Boston Traveller states that a Mr.
Carpenter, Of Providence, has construc-
ted machine which promises to be
a completely successful application OF
electricity Or rather magnetism, to all
the purposes of a motive power. 1t
is said to produce very strong cur
rent of e.ectro-lnagnetism with the use
of acids or any decomposipg chemical
action. The mechanical arrangements
are new, and intelligent persons who
have inspected the continuance are
confident of its success. So many an
nouncements however, have been made
Of new motive powers, that were forth
with to dethronc the steam king, but
which have turned out abortions, that
the public are very distrustful of them.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

Cooley FOR JANUARY.-This ster-
ling magazine for the parlor centre
table, is now on our table fresh from
the publishers. Cooley is ever stri-
wing to out-rival Cooley, and how
much farther on the road to perfec-
ton lie can take his book. remains to
be seen. The January number is
even more beautiful than any of its
predecessors, and as now is the the
time to commence a new volumn, call
and see the sample numbcr,---sub,
scribe to it and continue to subscribe
as long as it leads the van in this class
Of American monthlies.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

wTbe cause Of war is at an end
The Message has been delivered-re.
ported. printed. read and digested by
at least one half tho citizens of the
Republic. Our city contemporaries
may as we'll shake hands again in fel.
lewship, and look for something else
to quarrel about is a matter of
very small moment now, who stole it
who guessed at its contents, and
made an abstract from imagination.
or who. in the White House, in the
kitchen, or the Cabinet. violated the
breach Of confidence, by pceping in the
missive. t'sall over now; the child s
born, and its name is Anthony.
After the Message has passed
through the editorial grest-mill, and has
been fully analized and synthacized,
by the whole corps editorial, then ii
there is enough Of it left to serve to
make leader Of, for this paper, we
shall make it the ground work, for the
expression Of our sentiments in refer
ence To it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

IMMENSE Publishing BUSINESS
The monthly issue of Harper's Maya
zine, it is stated, is not less than $780,
900 copies, which is circumstance
quite unprecedented in the history of
American literature About six hun
dred hands are employed in the estab.
lishment; Notwithstanding, for some
months back, it has been necessary to
send out works to other establishments
for the lack of means 20 execute it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14

The most striking feature in the
history Of Genius, is its courage. Tai
emf, on the contrary, is distinguished
chiefly by its caution. The one goes
forth, totally regardless Of its costume,
under the impulse of a glorious pres
age. The other never suffers itself to
be seen, until it has made its toilet,
under the guidance of a beco ming
taste.-Simnas.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-14
1Vlien.

A. tn lnstitution for Mates and Blind, On ThnEo
day, the 9Th inst, Mr.. MARTIN N. HANSON, N
Instructor, aged twenty-five ysarn
Mr.. HAxsoN.w WAS native Of Indiana, graduated
NJ the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 10 IN
dianopolis, and was subsequently, for three yssrs
there employed ~ . teacher. 1hs high appreciA-
attestcd By q glowing address Of thanks, which
was signed BY all the pupils, and presented to him
on his departure. Connected with an Institution,
holding rank among the very best. in It Dir. HAM
SON was known az distinguished STUDENT, and an
accomplished teacher. Possessing rare pan;ora-
mic pow ers, he never failed to interest hts pupils,
visitors 10 the school, or audiences q. public ex-
hbitions. His countenancs--cvery action and ges-
ture seemed speaking index Of the soul Taking
part in some fifty public examinations previous to
leaving Indiana, he greatly contributed to the
character which his AlDG 1fo<er attained Ills
appearance before the Legislature Of louisiana, at
the exhibition on the 18th Of March last, viii be
long remembered BY those who had the pleasure OF
witnessing on that occasion, his thrilling panfo-
mines.
His removal 10 Louisiana, and acceptance OF the
situation here, was mainly Influenced by feelings
Of attachment for his former preceptor who took
charge Of onr institution. Here, his polished and
courteous department, his efficiency as teacher,
bis arniable bearing toward his pupils, all alike,
contributed to render him universally respected
and esteemed. Recently married to an accom-
plished lady, like himself mute, Ais future life
seemed destined for social friendship, professional
usefulness, and domestic bliss. Bat alas One
year rolls round, and the anniversary Of his arri-
val here dawns on His wasting form surrounded by
weeping friends, fast sinking in the cold embrace
Of death. Yet gently ebbed lifes falling currents
and so peaceful was his final hour, that one scarce
might know when life was ended, and the sleep OF
death begun.
His loss to the Institution is Of serious consc-
quence. 1t will be difficult to fill his place with
one rs well qualified, and as worthy. II will be
hard to convince his class of mute pupils that
other can instruct them as kindly and successfully
as their late lamentcd teacher But their loss, our
Toss, is his gain. His hopes took not hold, Alone
of things on earth. He had long regrded brigh-
ter, farer world, beyond the grave, as his future
final home. With smile of triumph enlighsening
his dying countenrnce, he exclaimed in his own
beautiful signs 81 go to hear and join the song OF
Angels'--words which as prophets vision told of
rest unbroken, life eternal in the spirit land
into which none, who knew his humble life Of ur-
obtrusive usefulness and charity, may doubt that
he has entered.
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SUNDRHES I!

On BARRELS Prime White Lard, 40
~ Kegs, do, 10 bbls best win ter stra-
ined oil. so boxes star candles, IS boxes
Us SIS & 6's sperm candles 100 bags white
corn, 300 lbs choice dried beef, $50 lbs,
fancy, and extra teas. 90 bags Rio coffee,
100 bbls St. Lonis -four, Is bags buckwheat
Is douzen brooms, in store and for sale. for
cash or good 30 day paper BY dec - 1889
JOSHUA BEAE.
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To AscERTA1N WHEN IT'S Noon
Watch the paralysis which seizes on
men who work by day. Twelve o.
clock strikes them as powerless as a
mallet. We witnessed a Greek, the
other day, who was going up a ladder
with hodful of bricks. Just as he
reached the top, Old Trinity told him
that ''time was up when what do
You think he did, stepped up the
platform, perhaps, and dumped the
oblongs." Not a bit of it. He just
let 90 the bod and tumbled them all
back into the sidewalk.-7ribune.
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JULIA DEAN.-An old bachelor
merchant of Chicogo is about laying
the keel of one Of The finest vessels on
the lakes, to be called after the actress
Julia Dean.