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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27
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Charles Maekay's Poe ical Works, edited by himself
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Voices from the Mountains. Town Lyrics, and many
P before published, contained in this edi-
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The Poetical Works of Rev. Henry Afford, Vicar of
Wymeswold, Lcicestersire edited by himself vol, l6
This volume will be estimated for its high reg ious
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Year.
The Boy Hunters, by Capt Wayne Reid, author of the
Desert Home beautifully illustrated. vol, 16 mo
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, by Thomas De
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Aunt Elfe's Rhymes for Little Children, with "a
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wood by Losing Berrt chiefly from original sketch
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Corniele and his Times, by NJ Guizot.
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Elements of Geology, by Alonzo GRAY, A NJ.
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with numerous enSravings. ia 10
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10000 pounds city cured family Bacon hog round
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27
80 a GENEROUS PUTI
he. II. MINOR,

Attorney mt Law, Richmond, VA,
TTEN Dis promptly to all business in his profession
"A to which he is now exclusively and assduousy de
voting himself To enable him the better discharge
his duties Counsel and Attorney for the "Hchmond
Building Fund Company" he has. resumed his commits
sion Notary Public, and will also perform all the
acts appropriate to that Office
s-gP Office No 3. Law Building 6-H
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

- Honculturlsl and journal OF Rural Art and Rural
Taste, Edited by p. Bary
10 render the work siDle to a greater mum.
our, and consequently beneficial the price is re-
duced 10 two dollars per ear IN advance.
All who cultivate Fruit Flowers should RI ad the
thing the subject either IN Europe or America
Sehd 10 your subscriptions. A MORRIS,
ia "a Late Drnker u Morris, 81 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

FRIDAY-Delaware, No .23-Capital sl2,500
Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

WEDNESDAY-Delaware, No2l-Capta: $50, O0l
IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets $40.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

AMEs "A. SMELL, agent for Mdson Smell has
a. taken the stand No 20, West Main street, lately
part and by Wednesday next will have an entire new
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry foods and most respect
iny solclts the patronage of the friends of the late
Trims OF Jno. A. Smell Il Co. Barnes Shell and Hnah
Rieigh oc I1tfp
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

TUESDAY-Delaware. extra, No al--Captal: o.
500. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81
TUESpAY-Deaware, No ao-Capital 1913, oOO-
10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $5
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kN4UAI. TO ROBINSON s'KUSDE.-Ro.
~ bert and Harold, or the Young Marooners the
Florida coast, by f Il Goulding, for sale by
A. MORRIS,
ia 25 Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main ST
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

MONDAY Delaware, No !9-Capital, $4,000 I:
Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets So.
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"A GOOD STORE STAND.-We have a first
IA ratesore stand in the country leased for term of
years which we wish todspose of for the xpred time
and will sell the stocks OF goods hand amounting to
about Sl2oO, upon accommodating terms. The goods
have lately been laid ill., and are saeable
For further iniormaton. apply
TOLER COOK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04
Domestic Miscellany.

murder was committed at La Sale, ILL.,, on the
9th ult by party II Dlen engaged on the bridge OF
the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Some dis
pIte arose among them, when one of their number,
by the name of Michael Consdine, was shot downand
instantly killed. Several shots were discharged into
his body after he was dead. Sheriff Thorne had ar
rested six Of those engaged in the raca5 and lodged
them In Jail at Getaway.
Edward Stubs, Esq. has been reinstated Dsbur-
sing Agent of the Department of State at Washing
ton, in the place Of VIM. Ianlzinger Esq, who has
held the office nearly four years past
A carpet manufactured by the ladies' OF the Epis-
copal Church al Hamilton, q. W., is now at Cape
Vincent, on its way to the New York Exhibition. IT
was done entirely with the needle and is fifteen feet
square; valuation $780,
The Louisville papers announce the appointment
of Capt. james w. Brannon as Postmaster for that
city
The Declaration Of Independence was first read
in the state House yard, at Philadelphia, at about a
quarter before five o'clock ON the afternoon Of July
i, l716.
General Dembrsk has addressed the following
letter, dated Paris, June 10, to the Debats:-
have read in your Journal the translation of ar
Gle In the Morning Cron'ee IN which ny name IL men
toned snd with aston!shineat that am said to
have offered my tervices to the Sultan. should DO
happy battered If oer to receive my services had
been ade 10 by sovereign 10 whom not only
gratitude but whom I rtgard the most noble Just,
rnd worthy whom could serve; bat, nevertheless,
sons VII oh it ia usees to meotion, but principally in
the interest to cause so which greatly DEVOTED,
for he sho osra himself ust execute the II Of others,
whereas think have had sufficient experience of
with T. have my views followed Of which could
not be sure unless TO be spontaneously called
upon.
The London Globe Of the l4th instant says:-We
regret to announce tie sudden demise OF Madame
Macedo wife Of the Minister Plenpotentiary Of Bra
iii al this court. The fatal event occurred Mt the
Brazilian legation in Mansfield street. Portland place,
on Sunday, during her Excellency's confinement.
She was an English lady, and has left young and
interesting family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04
The Piuss'an Frigate Gefion.
New York, July 8. 1868.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your Sunday paper found communication
from Zone of the Schleswig -Hosten Army" stating
thatthe Prussian igate Geiion was no Prussian yes
sci and bad been taken from Schleswig- Holsten BY
Prussia in spite of all Germany.
Tie facts are thesc;--ln 1918 German patriotism
was reused from the death-like slTnber il had In
dnlged Ia for many years, ard the German Diet then
assembled at Frankfort and made war on Denmark
for the wrongs inflicted by that country Sches-
wig. HolsteD, and about the same time took mea-
suTes to provide fer navy. The frigate Gcfon,
taken by Schleswg Tlosiea and Nassau id est, Ger.
man troops, (Schlcswg- Hosten aud Nassau belong
to the German Confectionery was naturally incorpo-
rated with the then existing German cet, and after
itShna dissolution was given up to Prussia TO inden-
nifty her for her previous contributions TO the forma
ton Of German navy
SO the Gcfon has been paid for by Prussia, and
believe payment will he considered even, by
/" One Of the Schleswg. Hosten Army as a lawful
and just means OF acquiring frigatc.
0SE or THE PRUssIAN ARMY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04
ESSEX COUNTY, June 90, 1853.

ESSEX COUNTY, June 90, 1853.
ESser Copnty-Hs Population and Property, and
their Increase since 1870 Descriptions of Pro
ferty- Character and Vartety Of the Soa-Agri-
cultural Productions-Thc Endicoh Pear Tee
Manufactues-Cotton Fabrics - ordage-M
cellGneous ManufactWes-Shi Yping-Tae Fish
ing Interest-Ship Buiiding-Hs An,jquuy-
ke-History of EsSer-7he U'acheraft De
iusion of 1692-Hvitches sill Numerous in
the County, Political Character of the Coun-
ty-"1he Essen Jmto''-Mr. CaJot-Coionel
Pickeriag-Lecereh iSalton stall The SaltonstaA
Famiy-1hc Eceentricitses Of ESSEX Genius
Tie Men of the County-DIr. H1wthorne, M
Choate, Mr. Perkins, NJ. Little, Mr. Gerry,
Judge Story, Generct Cushing Tim LopeR the
Greys, Mr.. lSasbce, Lord Ttmothy Derter the
Utbsttr and HoodJu,y Families, &C.. &c, &c.
Essex il the Oldest county in Massachusetts
proper dating from the time that settlements were
first formed in it-unless we make an exception in
favor OF Norfolk, where Mount Wolaston settled
as carly as 1926. 1t IL fine country, and is thicky
peoIled. In 1850 the population l27 40, show
ing an increase Of more than 80 900 in ten years It
contains thirty one towns the largest being Salem
which had three years since ,9i3 inhabitants and
the smallest Middleton, with SIC In this county
are tie 1ouIishng cities Of Lynn and Lawrence
the former famous for its manufacture Of boots and
shoes; and the latter fast rising to eminonce in
nufacturng after the manner Of Lowell, though it
has had a corporate existence but six years. The
value Of property in 1850 $50 $50 456 80, being
an increase Of upwards of S25 900 goo on the yslu
alton Of 1S40 The richest place is Salem
with Sl3,4J4 1888 10; the next lawrence, with
Sj,903,7l6 20: the third, Newbaryport with
$4437 $40 5j; the fourth, Lyon, with 81 IS 0s9 40
Andover Danvers, Gloucester, HlverAiu, Marble
head, and Beverly come next in order All the
towns have increased the value Of their property in
three years. The amount Of stock held in banks and
insurance companies was ;4yj18 ,G5s; of other share
property, 1924 1853; Of United states securities
$50 59O of money at interest 81 Ol7; Of stock in
Iade Of all kinds, s. ,223 1876; OF ounces Of plate
2,9sl number Of dwelling houses, Is ,sf3 of barns,
1857 all other buildings of the value OF twenty
collars aud upwards, 7,157 but not including mills
OF any kind. The Superficial feet of wharf were
2G40,T6G.
Essex IL a somewhat rocky county, md it, soil is
unequal. II has many fine harbors, and the sea
sLore is commanding and beautiful, having more
tan one place Of historical interest. It's meadow
land Of all kinds Is put down at % 405 acres, OF
which more than half IS salt marsh Of pasturage
eC,se5 Of Voc l-iad, ,J,,-. y. in.o.p Proved lsnd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

EFFECTS or THE STORM IN CoSNEcrroUT.--Durng
q thunder shower which passed over the north part
of srnsbury the 30th Of June, the steam Touring
mills belonging to the MASSACRE Mills Company
were struck by the lightning, which entered one
corner Of the cupola about forty feet from the ground
and burst out again at the other three corners and
The roof completely Kidding it and setting it fire.
and then passed down the main roof to the tin
spout TO the ground. doing no damage to the ma
chinerY. The rain pouring down in torrents extn
uulrled tie lil.--l.,W AAs.e. sv.., ..el.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

THEATRE AT SARAToGA.--1he Saratoga Wing
announces that Mr. Moakiey, Of Albany, has rented
the building near the Pavilion Spring generally
known os the iIistIionic Hall, and has commenced
fitting il up IN a superior tor theatrical pur-
poses aud that he viii be prepared to opon there
VIII . occG sta~l. c.mrany fer the samma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

SIX MONTHS MORTALITY IN BosToN--For the
first six months OF tie present year, ending June 80
the total number Of deaths in this city has been
about $50; same period iD 1862, l,594; increase in
1863 s57. The chief disorders have been consunp-
ton, scarlet fever, and infante disorders. There
has Ieen but one death from smallpox, and typhus
fever has carried of an unusually small number.
part Of the increased mortality Is owing, no doubt,
to the increase Of population. For the past month,
however, the mortality has been no greater, If 50
great as last ycar,-Boston Herald, Jutyz.
A man was killed few niles from Bevidere, III.
on the 10TH nit, by his step son. lis namo was
Vanastme. The murder WINS done with o rifle, two
balls entering the body Of Vanalstine, killing HIM on
80 spCs.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

Nrw Setvru ColN.---The Director
Of the Mint Mt philadelphia, under the
sanction of the 9th section Of tile NC,
Of coinage ef'te United States. md
will, The approval oftlis SECRETARY u
the Treasury, invites The cooperation
Ut artists, engrayers, and other persons
of taste, to mid him IN effecting the oh.
iect, and requests such Ms may be dis
posed to forward to him. before the
lirst day Of October next such designs
IA they may deem appropriate to that
coinage The law havius imposed III.
restrictions in relation to The devices,
The Director ahstains from advancing
any suggestions on tho subject, it be.
Ing his wish 'hat tho designer should
be entirely untrannelled in The oSer.
oiso Of his Judgment and skill
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

krNKLEttAusENs PlLLs.~~As the
manufacturers NJ nostrums are Mt II
loss for forms Of certificates, the follow
ing il submitted from the columns Of
tho pieayuno. Talk VI a mans get.
ting low when ono gets in the con.
dition Of the tenant Of Wolf.a Den. ii
is robbing the tomb to raise him.
WoLr's DEN. Rocky Mountains, |
August 26, 1s52.
I, John Lubherlie, was supposed TO
be inahe last stage Of consumption in
the year 1913, suffering ut the same
time under u severe attack Of rheuma-
tism, liver complaints, gravel dropsy,
and the cholera morbua. simultane-
ously, also, | took the yellow fever
and smallpox The latter assuming
the chronic forms Of scrofnla, complete
" destroyed my lungs, liver, spinal
marrow. nervous system, and tho en-
tire contents Of my Uranium. got
SO low that | did not know my broth
efin-law When he came to borrow
some money. For three months. /
swallowed nothing but twenty packa-
ges Of kunklehaasen's pills, which
effected an immediate cure in TWO
weeks. have since become so cor
pnlent that | am obliged to carry my
protuberant stomach in a wheclbar.
row. Sworn aud subscribed to, &c.
P. s. My uncle, Bacchus pe,tinger,
was SO long afflicted with the govt,
contracted by living too long on bears
meat and alligators eggs that life
became burden to him. He took
only four boxes Of said pills, and life
was burden to him no longer.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

81 Lola MonrEs.--We learn by pri-
vate conveyance to friend Of Ours In
this city, that Lola Monies il about to
be united to gentleman who formerly
kept a daguerreotype saloon on Wash
ington street in Boston. Lola and
this gentleman are now Ia California
they both went from The States in tho
same steiner, where they formed an
intimacy, and it 10 reported IN that
region that they are about to be uni
ted in the bonds Of matsimony.--
Bostoss Heyald.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

aRAnp Caieknr Maren. A elal
'euge from all The United States to all
he Canadas'' bas been accepted. and
the mitch will ba played in the vieini-
" Of New York. on the 18th inst, be-
tseeen eleven gentlemen selected from
al The cricket clubs In Uanada, and
s'eyen rum tho st. Georges, the
New York, The New England. The
phiIadelphia, and the Newark elnbs
The matah will excite great deal of
interest among the admirers Ut 'tbe
manly ganle Ut cricket
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
Anpnsrar .l'ounfsrs 4-lT'hs Paris

AMERICAN TuURfs'rs Tile Paris
e,rra pmdpnt If The Nov York Cour-
'ar aid lfaq iiter ii his last letter d
! he BIB instant, says.
II have ueyar known 50 many Amer.
leans present In Paris as nj this seas.
IN. In fact, VIC IRE everv.where--we
are rapidly beco,ning---if we are not
nlteady-4--the most travelling people
Of the world A friend who has him.
self just returned from tho East tells
tne TINT III Ophstan'inopla, Jerusalem,
Gairo, ifthare be twenty persons seat.
ed ut n tube dhote. 1t may ba safaly
assumed that fifteen Of them Al The
eaat are Americans from the uniMd
5latss. .
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

INVESTIGATION nr ALLEGED FRAUDS
ON THE Sioux IrptArs.%.The Minisotn
Democrat says tint Governor Gorman,
Of that Territory, il engaged In tho Id.
sestIgation Of The charges preferred
against Ex.Gover,Yr Ramsey, on no.
count Of alleged frauds on tho Sioux
Indians.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

Runners are whispered about the
street, says the New York Mirror, Of
the Goth ul., Of forgeries committed
by a loa6ng politician, Of this city, to
the amount Of 100000. Several
Banks and noteshasers are stuck by
the operation. Great efforts are BE-
ing made to bush the matter up-in
other words, to compound the felony"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

PoETioAL HuHLImlTr.4-~-I stood
alone in The halls Of my ancestors.
The silsery mooubeams, struggling
through easement shed d wild lnstre
over The dreamy solitude. 1passed in
agony the deserted chambers. - | cried
III anguish, Where are The friends Of
my youth = Echo answered, "Why
my good fellow, | HAUNT the slightest
idea" g
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

Don Gal1eron de Ia Barea. the
Spanish Minister in Washington, now
about To return home, hurried an
American lady Mr., Bodisco. the
Russian Minister. has an American
wife. and u family Of seven children,
American horn; Monsieur psgoot, a
farmer. aud NJ aprtiges, the present
French Minister al Washington, haye
both American wives
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

DAN liter IN TaouB1t.--Dan was
arrested IN teadville, Pa, few
weeks agp, for erecting his tent on The
Diamond, III Tint borough, without A
licenee from the authorities. After q
hearing Of the ease, II WINS decided TO
hold Uau tn bail for trial To add to
his trouble the alligator and one Of
his best monkeys died during bis stay
nj Meadville. -=Orieaniaa 7th inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
fry-Lettars from hionrovia. Lii

tfyLettera from Monroyia, Libe.
ria, announce the death Of Hillary
Teuge, one Of the most eminent citi.
zens If tho Eepublie, and who had
tilled several of tho highest offices In
liz Government. He was tho editor
and proprietor Of the Liberia Herald.
Tho New York Commercial says he
was one OF the ablest and best read
men in Librria. and bis death will
be great loss to tho Republic.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

Humboldt has written Il letter in
bohalf DC The construction Of an ocean
/, canal without locks. across the 18th
mas az Darien. having reference to
points On the Cult Of San Miguel and
Cupica.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
NlfrtuuLry or OHTAinfna +

NitrleuLry or OBTAINING I'm.
tHutTs roR ritz AHMY Perhaps
there never was % time before when 30
afea' difficulty existed In inducing
men To enlist in the army of The Uni
I'd staIes. This IL attributable Who'll.
y to tho gratifying condition Of things
III the way Of The plenty Of work for
everybody who will work, aud al ex.
eellent prices ton
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

Eg-From n hasty glance into some
Of the anti-rooms Of the State Capitol,
we should say that the broom and the
brush, with soap and sand, would add
much to the appearance Of that hna,l-
tiful ediiice. The meeting o. tonven-
tons Ia the Hall 10 visible, and the
proverbial peeuliarities Of Brother
Jonathan, sustained by the evidences
Of tobacco juice, whiting, and the fay
ends Of regalias. A man who lays any
claim to deceney, who will throw his
quid OH beautiful carpet like that
was once, in the Hall Of the House, or
who will set in a corner and squirt
his tobacco JUICE on the mouldings Of
PANEL work, should DO Us uncoremon.
iously removed, as his counterpart the
the small eur dog. We notice that some
Of our great and very distinguished
politicians when they are honored with
seat in the Hall, hunt ma
hogany desk whercon to cock their
legs, which being in immediate con-
nection with tho bladder, is the most
important part about them, and should
therefore DO kept most prominent
We would not charge them with van
lily in wanting to be conspicuous no,
they merely wish to show their con-
freres, in the lobby Of the House,
that they are there
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

U-The Pittsburg Post mentions a
rumor that Col. McCandless, Of that
city, has been rendered the mission to
Venezuela. Ia
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
81 0i11l. ltizitn1a mrI 4llisi MI
aeribes hhsms,s facth, tho sfecseer

ID. 0laas, tiEthlg iftrl 4rist y. 4
seribes Hlisfss,s rsde's, the saecsteot
ii N1ohamiiatl i sapha Lie il. ! ~
believe, The most bideons man ! ever
INV four feet his u, lstua. er,otad
with only one eye, we eat, aud ha,, q
hose. Ills face, too, mort horribly
Scared with smallpox. Ills soul y the
III inhabit,nlt of such A body lie y
h perfect compound Of q, cry bad pro
pensity.--erualty, erafiu sss, ereea'-
ness and lust lie cuts ~ heads,
strangles people, throws OF. aeFs I'n'o
the generally for The sake 9.
their property, but sometimes ~ J.
would sesm, merely for fun. I'm 'ae1
saw him firing bombs among the | 20 y,
pie, just TO enjoy their fright y g.
sides this hbrrid monster when he
hears Of girls to biz liking In my fam.
lily sends his kavases 10 take them TO
bis l,aren. The place would be de-
skf,e1 but that be has vailed up some
5ftbe gates, and posted soldiers VI the
others 10 prevent the people escaping
from Ills ehes.-~Belta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
srArtt,, or WAs1tsupor.-zTb

| tshN" sa1ess5DAt - = =
home correspondent Of ths Washing.
ton Republic Of the gOth ,ilt., contains
the following interesting intelligence ;
'eTl,e President has just completed
II contract with Clark Mills. Fs1., for
the erection In this city of d colossal
bronze equestrian statue OF George
Washington, according tn The terms
Of The not Of last Congress- The statue
is Id be similar in style 10 that Of
Andrew Jackson BY the satne artist, a.
The contract is for 100000 -.that be-
ing the limit Of the appropriation
100000 to bs paii during the pro-
rress II The work, md The remaining
100000 ut It's completion. Ky the
terms Of The contract The work IL to
rompiefed for the sum hamad. o.
course the President could not 90 be-
You'd the appropriation lna1e for til
purpose but The gifted artist iii
donbIedly will layisl, his utmost pm
tienee and skill upon this subject. re-
CARELESS Of time or cost relying upon
The future generosity # Congress to
reward him amply for The fruit Of bis
ge,,i',s and toll, II tho present aprros
pfiatipn shall prove insufficient The
country Oh such IN occasion viii ht
satisfied with nothing lass tlau the
best effort of American senl.s.'
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14


1nh DHAp AblvH'--4i little girl
about ten years Of age, the daughter
ut ore Of otf most esteemed citizens
sas taken sick few days ago, aud
u, Monday evening, TO the poignant
grief of her pafepts, apparently died.
The usual preparations were made,
The room darknned, and The body en-.
elosnd in shrond, with the intention
Ut buryipe ii yesterday afternoon.
But on yeterday morning The pppa.
ren'ly dead girl revived. and terribly
frightened mt the situation in which
she found herself with cries Affirmed
ths hoosehould She Is doing well
--.A Ngffoth Neps.