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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

% rice, casks Tonqua Beans, for sale By
mn III SAML AYRES
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DUNCAN Lodge FOX sALk.-Ihs
- above named very desirable residence, and
the valuable Tract of Land, containing q acres on
which it stands, are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms.
1t Is situated on the Deep Run Turnpike on the
continuation of Broad street, about three quarters
of mile west of the city of Richmond, and about
200 yards from the Richmond College.
The land is highly improved BY a5undan. ma
nuring and good cultivation, and has a smsa
stream of water passing through the corner 0. it.
In the garden and near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance Of tho
choicest fruits and flowers.
The dwelling house 10 well and handsomely bu!.s
In modern style of brick, so by 80 fest two stories
and basement high, with all convenient. out
houses and Offices also of brick and in good repair
The situation is an airy dry and perfectly healthy
one, and well supplied with excellent water. IA
ptionable title will be conveyed 10 the pur
chaser Apply to T. g. Mckenzie or Mrs Nc.
Kenzie on the premises, or TO the subscriber who
is duly authorised to sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts DANIEL. JR.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

fE.To the yoters and Freemen Of Mon.
~ne Wnrd.-Messrs EprroRs: On the 9th day
Anil The Voters Of Monroe Ward viii be called
upon 20 woe ioo jill nnti.e The names of the. old
usso SIus yr;.a and faithful public servants,
nlsu ls., :. r,s,d and urotect the rights and in.
ever s ~ So Ward with promptness and abili
=. .r mon far the times tried able and de.
" ~ "oS ''o
o'Isu carxc,,urr-S d Denoon. ] r Anderson
w. r S,isn n j Saunders VIM Rutherford.
FL. A,ngaMrN-S T Pulliam, BRAY. l. w
,,.L yvinodeId VIM Breeden
VOTERS OF BROAD STaEET.
NH 31--dtde+ without distinction OF party.
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re- Gnager's Card-TO the Voters of
the Cify.-GENrLEaEN: Grateful for past ia
vors, again announce myself, most respectfully, a
candidate for reelection.
nh IBID J. H. STROBIA.
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nEDAR TAR,-CensnmptIon Cured
u The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, ASTHMA
Coughs, Sore Throat Diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 3s3 Baltimore street.
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above diseases,
who may DOUBT the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to call en- the Agent, who viii produce
numerous testimonials of Its great healing power
from privste citizens. and number OF the medical
faculty. The medicine 10 yet in its infancy, and IL
destined TO supercede all others In the cure OF dis.
eases for which II Is recommended.
CAL and get Pamphlets containing cernHcsses.
II Beware of coun.erfeits. The genuine ART
eIe q for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
NH 81 DISQUALIFICATION Eastern vrginias
ERENCH CALF sKINs.-The subscriber
i 10 now receiving large and fresh supply OF
French Calf skins, of the most popular brands
manufactured In this market: consisting of LIE.
MONIES, Ogerau's, Manson's, Suser, MerIans, I'D.
A.,""G. J "a l. !" Blondin, &c.
Also, desirable lot Of Philadelphia Skins, city
finish, of Crawford's and Chambers celebrated
brands, with good assortment of Roans, different
colors; lining and binding Skins; Kip skins; Me-.
rocco Patent Calf Skins; Threads, Pegs, Lasts.
and findings of all kinds; all of which he would
invite the attention Of those in want of such ar.
ticles WIN. II. SUTTON,
18TH street, between Main and Cary.
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City Collector-TO the Waters of tn @
City of RichmOnd.-At the earnest request of a
large number OF my fellow citizens, announce
myself candidate for the Office of City Collector,
your pleasure to confer the office upon me, Piled ge
myself to devote my whole time and personal at
tenton to your interests.
NH 2l-tde* VIM H. H GARDNER
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I To the Voters of Rictanond.-A the
solicitation OF many friends, | hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of Guager. should
/: be your pleasure to elect me, promise that no
pains on my part shall be spared to give satisfaction
NH I'm" s, N. DAVIS
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rZ. City Coiiector.-l am candidate for
reelection 10 the office OF City Collector.
NH l4-dtdes sUL fUS A. HORSON.Eg
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- City Guager.-Tothe Voters at the Guy
of RicAmond.-At the request OF Q large number
of friends and in accordance win own eo
the ofice of City Guager. Should 1t be the pleas
nTe of INV fellow citizens to confer the oiiice on
me, promise to devote my individual attention 70
the dn,ies thereof and use every exerron to give
,,n;vsrssi satisfsctiou Very respectfully yours,
AIM oAmF oON SONEo.
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I To the Voters of the Cisy of Rich.
mOnd.-At the request of several of my friends
and in accordance with my own wish, do hereby
announce myself candidate for the office of
High Constable ofthe City of kirhmond. Should
it please my fellow citizens to elect me, pledge
myself to devote my undi vided attention to the d
ties OF the office. NH 81 I'd B. SLADE.
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nREss GOODS, NRKDLEWORK Em-
Il u hrnidariaS hifa Gaods VARIETY LIN.

NAILs.-600 kegs Old Dominion and Avalon
In Nails for sale by
AMI EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
OOn BOXES sperm, tallow and soamsntine
OOO CANDLES; 200 boxes Soap, for sale by
ap EDWIN WORKMAN e. co
CHTNGLES. - 50, 600 large Cypress Bunch
y Shingles, landing at Rockets from scar Cupid
for sale on accomm 0dating terms by
mh3l BELvIN Z PARKER.
GLOVER HAY.-Just received, very me
v lot of Clover Hay, put up in bales, for sale bv
GEORGE J HERRING,
mh IL Opposite r g. Depot.
CUGAR.-60 bbls Coverings crushed sogs-
~ boxes do double loaf do
for sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON
NH IA Corner Cary and Va streets.
HUMMEL's ESSENCE COFFEE.-One
IL package al l2t Cts viii save four pounds Cof.
ieei Ter saie ~ JAS. ID. THOMAS,
NH 80 Franklin street, opposite Old Market
IRA q X 4 X S.-Soda, Butter and Water
~ Crackers, and Pilot Bread of the best quality,
ior sae ~ ADAM q CO.'S Bakery,
nm IL No IA Main street.
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DR. sNORWOOD'S TINCfURE or VERA
II TRUM VIkIDE, for controlling the action of
the heart and arteries, In all cases aoaers there 10
prsternaturat frequency. Asupply of the above az
riee, direct from Dr. Norwood, just received aEd
for sale Physicians are invited to call and read
the directions.
JAS. D: THOMAS, Druggist,
Corner Franklin and 18th streets
NH 30 Opposite Old Market
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THE AGENCY OF X. FRANCE g. 40.
l. Managers of Lotteries, Ia removed to the Ofica
late in the occupancy OF ko G Scott, Esq, on Gov
ernor street, and will hereafter be conducted by
B LUCK take pleasure in recommending my
old customers to him. as one In every way worthy
of the confidence which they have 80 generously
extended 10 me during the las, eight years
fe3 CIV PURCELL
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cPRING IMPORTATIOM OF CHINA AND
~ EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBIES, DARRA
COTT e. co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No lO1
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfeli Scott
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply of China and Esrtheu Ware The Packets
from New York and Boston ars bringing US new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look
ing-glasses, and a great variety of Fancy Goods,
making stock far superior to what 1t has here.
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect.
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing. NH 10
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kAMkS RIVER CEMENT.-This very su-
- perior and justly celebrated Cement, which has
been used by the James River and kanawha Com.
pany, "a specimen CT which can De seen al the com
vigstion Company, by the North River Navigation
Company, by the Richmond City Gas Works, and
by various other persons and companies, and now
being used by Col. c. Crozet, chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge Railroad for arching the tunnels slste
work. and is pronounced equal, II nor superior to
any Cement manufactured In the United States-is
now offered for sale, put up in new and tight bar.
reIs, well prepared and secured in good order
every barrel warranted Apply to
CHAS. II. LOCKER, Manufacturer.
Balcony Falls, Va.
Or to ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
NH 23-lEn Richmond, Va.
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EF For Grain Measurer.-I respectfully
offer myself a candidate for reelection to the
above Office. L. ii. LUCK,
NH Odd Residence goth street.
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ETo The Voters Of tho City of Rich.
myself candidate for the office OF High Copsta
BILE of the City. In offering myself as a candidate
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
to elect me, shall discharge the duties of said
office punctnaly and with dispatch.
NH S-dtd ] s. B. TINSLEY.
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FOR RENT.

FOR BENT-And possession given Inn.
mediately, my present dwelling. located on
the corner of N and 3lst streets, on Church Hill,
and yerv plesssnsy and healthily situated The
House Il Ia RE and airy, has Kitchen in the yard,
Garden, Carriage House, Stable and Cew House,
and all other houses necessary for the comforts OF
a family Enquire on the premises
ap 1-7tt RICHARD MALONE
- TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
S Grsy's large Tobacco Factory, on Main street,
II offered for rent for the balance oil the year. ~
is now reedy for operations, having eight new
Screws and all other fixtures, of every Description
whatsoever, for carrying on large business; IL
hes good sweat. house, and large yard attached
Apply to US.
NH 81 TOLER & COOK, Agents.
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y EMUEAL OF THE FRANKLIN
II CLOTHING STORE, from 1872 to SO Main
Stre ct, third door above 14th Street-whsre may
be found the largest and best got up Stock of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the CT.
tizens OF Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
Goats for Spring and Summer wear. Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
imaginable; plain and figured Silk. Satin and Mar.
settles Vests in endless variety. Also very largs
and select Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
All we ask is cali at the Franklin, 10 be satisfied
that it 10 the place 10 get the best and for you
money. DECOU & co,
mn 2l-6m 02 Main street Rirhrnnnh In
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The EsesyplfOf the Election.

Below we give officially the for
representatives in this Parish M a
second balloting. The result Of the
first balloting we gave, as it 6as re-
ported BY the commissioners and sup
posed to be tie between Messrs. Dun
eau, Bailey and Hatch We also.gave
ths.ssote as co,nts1bs cShmitts0 Of
gentlemen for their own satisfaction
afterwards, which was honestly and
honorably done and showed Duncan
and Bailey elected. We now give it
as again decided, andSpersumc there
will be no farther contesting.
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TThe 'Orgnn' has been informed
through the Grand Recording Scribe
of tIfeS most excellent order Of the
Ugly Club that his "Cab driver" is
admissible The Ugly Club is not
proud, ard will admit any one that is
qualified, from any walki in the drama
Of life The man who sets on the
box and cries, "Ge lang thur" to a
span OF fast animals, is no less accepta-
, bic than the man who sets behind him,
and bids the driver carry him to such
and such place. 1t Is the money
that con7mosads and not the man.
The Independent order Of the Ugly
Club regards no man for bis auternai
qualifications, which are about as ac-
ccssiLlc as is Tycho' in the fall moon /;
it Is the external qualification about
which there can be no mistake, that
recommends man for the rights lights
and benefits of the Ugly Club.
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Credit the Devil.

1t is not often that VIC say anything
worth TRANSFERRING by our contempora-
ries, and if we do 50 occasionally it is
purely accidental, but when we sit
down and labor a whole day to find
cut infinitely he exact amount of loss
by FIRE as we did the other day, we
dislike to have it stolen from Us with
out the usual amount Of credit.
When the information is copied yerba-
tim and all our labored calculations
find their way into other papers to the
credit of our neigbhor the Gaectte,
we feel very much like removing the
cloth from our table editorial and get
ting upon it, to swear maIedictions at
the printing fraternity for lying,
stealing and fraudulentIy practicins
upon the credulity of this people all
manner Of deception.
We put down the loss by the fire
the other day at $4,000, we did this
because at the time Of writing the no.
ticc, two Or three buildings we're blaz-
ing in this square, and upon very
fair calculation of chances they ought
to have burned down, but they did 'nt,
ard hence we were wrong. Ia our
next days paper we raoled down our
figures to $4,000 at which we
thought they would stand, but our con-
temporaries to be more safe and Ger
tain stole our editorial on the subject
and deducate1 $4,000 from our
amount. This we do not object to, but
for the sake Of giving to Caesar what
is bis, why not give the Comet credit
for what belongs to him? AS this
has not been done We will briefly cx-
pose the fallacy Of the whole matter.
The loss ny fire, was gain. We will
not call to our aid, the rules OF vulgar
fractions to prove this it is a simple
proposition. The houses that burned,
must have burned sooner or later, this
all coucede. They were jamed up TO-
gether as though they had been rained
gown in the first Century, and were a
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Mem ADpertlsements.
1I.O0O FRUIT TREES,

TNHE subscriber has for sale very
i choice assortment Of FRUIT TREES
of his own cultivation consisting of
mi~teen particles Of Peach, Of the best and
most popular kinds and some new to this
part Of the country. Also, five varieties Of
the Apricot--three varieties of the Plum
and few dwarf Pear and Dwarf Cherry.
Also Isabella and Catawby Grape, Currents,
Raspberry, Roses, &C., &c. All the trees
are warranted to be as represented.
Peach trees at from Is to 30 cents each
Apricot from so to 60 cents--Plum,
Pear and Cherry from GO to so cents BY
the thousand, liberal reduction will be
made
UOrders accompanied with fhe mon
ey. promptly attended TO and il the selcc-
ton of kinds be left 10 the subscriber, a
judcious and satisfactory assortment will
be sent. with directions for planting. Now
is TIE tine fo- transplanting. Apply to
VIM G. YER PLANCK.
Care Henry & William q. Waller,
Surveyors and Civil Engineers,
jan'1o. w. Baton Rouge, La.
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A Valuable sugar Plantation
-TOI SALE

Tine Plantation is situated in the Parish
L Of West Baton Rouge bout go miles
above the city of New Orleans on the west
bank of the Mississippi river and contains
about One Thousand arpents, -four hundred
and twenty five OF which are under cultiva-
ton. The place produced this season about
four hundred and fifty thousand pounds Of
sugar
There is now two hundred acres of first
year stubble and also seed cane enougllsto
plant TWO hundred and fifty acres
There are about fifty accinated negroes,
most of which are number one hands, hav-
ing been elected from gangs of Maryland
and Virginia negroes within the last three
years.
There are mules and carts enough 20 take
oil large crop, and plenty Of corn and lod-
der upon the place.
The place is 10 be sold in order 10 close
partnership, and will be offered at
Public sale on Thursday the Goth January
at II O'Clock, N.
The terms WIN be one. two and three
years. for the land. ard one and two Yeas
credit Tor the negroes.
in. WILLIAM r. STUART
The Concordia ietelligencer will publish
uni! day of sale and send bill to this Office
Gazette and Advocate copN
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-12

Tributes TO Mn. WEBSTER A
friend of ours has collected one humid
red and twenty. eight sermons that
have been preached and published On
the death of Daniel Webster. We
presume that the death of 10 man in
this country since chat Of George
Washington bis stirred 50 deeply th3
sce.ibilitics OF the national heart
With only here aud there a di,aordant
note, like that Of Parker, Of Boston,
and May, Of Syracuse, The pulpit has
done honor to the patriot aud states
man.-NcW York Obserrcr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-12

4 Scientific LADY-It is said that
Lady Lovelace, Lord Byron's daugl.-
ter, was splendid mathematician, and
The same authority asserts which we
DO ,ot recollect to have heard before,
that she was the aathorcss Of that re-
lnarkable book, published so,ae few
years ago called the ~ estiges Of Gre
alton"
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1.-THE way they encourage nu8l-
cal people ia California is q''ite cxcit-
ing to those Of the profession, whose
lot is cast at distance from El Dor
ado. a letter from San Francisco,
lately published in one of ihe religious
newspapers Of the day, says:
TO give you some idea OF church
expenses Miss c, the prima donna
of our choir. Trinity Church, | under
stand, received 81 200 year for her
singing We have morning services
III ! / A. NJ, and evening service at
half-past 7 2. NJ. After church is on.
Miss C-goes and sings at the
theatre.
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London contains lor It's three million
Of inhabitants, thirteen genera! hospi-
tails, possessing a collective staff Of 10
20 E59 Physicians and surgeon, with
at least an equal number Of medical
practitioners. Tie hospital patients
amount to the astounding number Of
3U0O 900 annually.
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The Auditor Of the State Of Ohio
has assessed the private bankers OF
Cincinnati, as follows Citizens Bank
$500 900 Ellis K Morton, 500, 900:
7. s. Goodman 4 Co., $500 900 !;
Peoples Bank, 5000, 900, and The re-
naming principal houses $4,000
each.
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RAILROAD TO THE PAcrFIc.-A

RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC.-A
New York Company proposes to build
railroad to the. Pacific, on such a
route as the company may choose to
select, and at their own cost, but with
the aid of a loan from the government.
receivable by the company as the work
may progress. The company are to
repay The loan in thirty years, or for.
felt TIA road and its appurtenances.-
They further propose to complete the
railroad, with a double track froIa the
Mississippi to the Pacific in five years.
The company w1l survey and select
the most practicable Fcute, and the
government may safely follows where
individual enterprise, skill and capital
lead the way.
>~~~~~~~-~~~~~~>~-
STAND FROM UEDER The Con-
cord Patrid has the reputation Of be-
ing in the confidence Of the President
elect. If the reputation be deserved
we have the richest premises of party
prescription. The Patriot says:
The people demand-the very ex-
istence Of the Government requires
that the Augean stable shah be clens-
ed Vrruption, imbocility and in
fidelity mus. give place to integrity,
energy and fidelity, even if the re-
noval Of every oAicc-holder in the
country is required TO effect it The
people expect this, they elected Gen
Pierce to accomplish it; and we have
every reason to believe that it VIII not
be his fault if their reasonable cxpec-
tations, IN this behalf, are not fully
realized
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EATON ROUGE FRENCH
ACADEMY.

a dO9pn S&A1uckA late professor OF
n Modern Language and Literature at
the University of Oxford, Miss, begs leave
respectfully 10 inform the public Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity. that he will open on
the second Monday of January 1853. Sc
lect French School. where all the branches
OF classic education will be taught in
French. For further particulars apply at
the residence of Prot A. S. on Laurel street
between Third and Main
REFERENCES.
Rev. ". Woodbridge, I. 3. r. Hatch.
p. 4. Walker. Mrs. Read,
OXFORD MISS.
A. b. Longstreet. J.. L. ID. President Oh
the University CT Mississippi.
Prof A. Bledsoe. A. M. ]. Conkay NJ. D.
Prof. J. adde, A NJ J. Milington, Al. d.
TULIP ARKANSAS.
Colonel J. Alexander, A. NJ. President
ofthe Arkansas Military Institution
Major A. Benton. Professor Of Military
Tactics and Mathematics. jan 4-3mo
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AN OLD NrwsPAprR-The

AN OLD NEwsrApER.-The last
number Of the Portsmouth e.. H.
Gaccttc completed its ninety-eight
year. 1t is the oldest newspaper now
published in the State, ard with one
exception, the Newport Mercury, the
Oldest in New England, if not in the
country. On the lst Of January, it
commenced It's 99tb year in an en-
tire new dress.
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. Die0.

At the residence of NJ B. Wolfe Esq,
on the 10Th December, EUGENE DAVID, son
of NJ. 'and Clara \. Opperheim-Ye-oo
Democrat
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The Fakir of silva having given Il
couple Of entertainments at Nashville,
Tennessee, a few days since, at which
he distributed prize jewels among the
audience, was fined one thousand dol
lars, and sentenced to three months
imprisonment for violating the l,w of
Tennessee, which forbids the drawing
Of lotteries in that State. The Judge
subsequently RENTED the fine, and
Governor Campbell arrested the SEN
tence of imprisonment by the pardon
ing power vested i'll him.
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Do. WILLIAM dear, to Wilson 90,
And for your likeness sit,
know it's time enough my dear,
And you have promised it;
But time is Oh the wing my love,
As Poets oft has sung,
And you'll be fading soon my dear,
So get it while you're young.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street.-The
tunes taken in Cloudy weather as well as
Sunny weather.
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RATHER AWKWARD FoR A SRI

RATHER AWKWARD FoR A SPIRIT.
An exchange has the following IL
c:dent, illustrative Of the mistakes
which VIII unayoitably happen in the
spirit land.
a gentleman was few weeks ago
iD:croga,ing the invisible author Of
certain raps as TO the disease Of which
be (the rappcD died. With consider
able natural difficulty and delay, tie
reply was spelled ont Consumption.
Tire qrlcstioner looked little d.ssatis-
fed, aud a physician in the company
who was Jealous IN the faith, fastened
Immediately to plain that there
we're Il variety Of forms Of disease,
either Of which may well enough come
under the general name Of consump-
ton. That's al very we'll" said the
questioner, s. but It hardly in this case,
for the man he processes to be, was
blown IN in = steamboat =, The rap
per was too indignant to make any
further revelations to that medium.
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The statue of Thomas JEFrERsoN-
the seconed in CRAwroRD's Wash
ington monumental group-has just
been cast i'll the Royal Foundry in
Munich.