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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-02

FISHING TACKLE, &c-Fishng Rods,
Il in joints of Lace Wood and East lndia Bamboo OF
nll kinds aud prices Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby, Vir-
gina and Spring Hooks silk hemp and grnss Lines, fin
ishcd Snoods, bait Boxes, &c Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish u dealers al
baltimore prices VIM. Is. & G. FISHER.
Marchg Opposite Frinklin Hotel.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

of SUI crior make and finish made expressly fer city
trade besides others OF medium and ordinary wear.
which invite a call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stuck of Furnishing Goods is cvmpleteos quail.
y and quantity. without ting the various arti-
rles We shal keep constantly hand all articles in
the different departments Of our business.
We present ourselves the public for be nj share OF
patronage aud it shall be aim, it is our desire to
please all who may favor with SUCH feeling assure ed
hul if attention to business and merit de.
pend upon observance of the rule do unto other.
you would they should do you, we shall fail
April2-ts BAKER & LLAEEY.
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n EW CONCERN.--The subscribers have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
d" conducting &c erat Grocery, Commission and For
harding Business, under the firm and style of MUIR
KEEL d. 3 TRATTON, and have taken the house tor
merly occupied by Messrs Echols & Pryor. next door
10 Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va
We will keep constantly on hand large and well .e-
lected stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners OIL Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, sc. in fact, every article u"
ually kept in grocery establishments
All of which We will sell on as good terms any
house in the place. THOS MURRELL,
jan 3-d&cts WIN II STRATTON
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy & Staple Dry Goods

nj AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia. corner Store in
I'I Curle's new building, formerly known Kyle,
corner begs leave call the attentng of his riends and
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods embracing every article usually kept nj
which cannot fail to please all who may want good
goods at low prices. HI friends and the public
nesty reques ed call and examine his Stock viii
afford him very much pleasure exhibit it.
ap Its
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NOSES LACY.
JOHN ,. TERRY.


GROCERS.
Forwarding d Commission Agents,
ON THE BASIN, LYEcHBuRo, VA,
NILL give particular attention Receiving and
w Forwarding Goods-Also, TO the sale of all kind.
# Produce Libela advances consignments in hand.
Only Commission charged and no postage.
N. B.-John I. Terry will devote his time during The
forwarding the delivery of 60 IDS consigned
hem for shipment through by Rail Road, to wagons at
Salem Fayette, and other Depots as completed.
REFERENCES.
Gi"bo"y Sp Halter, fwythevins.
G. Guggenheimer.
T. p. Hoofnagle, Abingdon.
Col A. pp, Salem.
Cunningham, Hoge & vass, Giles, G. Fl.
Aprll-ts
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M f are now in receipt ot our Spring purchases,
w consisting of Cloths, Casam7es, g. estings Of
the first quality, such seldom find their way this
Market TO which we invite the attention of gentlemen
desiring such goods. All goods sold and made up by
Us, warrant give entire satisfaction in regard
lit. tie md work mai shu. Alsn- fine
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MERCHANTS.
1tOPARTNERSHIP-TL.

'OfARA - EheShfAf.--The subscfiL... -
~ this day associaed themselves to get,er haye
lyle and 6rmof ECHOLS PRYOR & TAI.IArapeasths
with the view o. conducting general Commi..or" NJ
mess in all is banehes. bus
Their house is the large and comnodio,. hill.
nlni recently erected ib the of of Mr. .ehe
r's factory. immediately on the canal and - muck
.ie the Piedmont Works. II i. well nrrnned oPpo
reception Of and storing all kind. of or The
s,il a. merchandise As their Ion IL large ana ss
from all depredati IN b. strong en.I.. made
Otherwise conveniently n run, ed j.. mr.. ,' and
ssesPEc'~' p'sfiior' The sale of every desern,;u 70
mbe' ssI.s.s. f''oh OF
Gv.ry necessary preparativ. Is also mad. - =.
Lime in any and all quHn1itis. Particular , e"t
i'll be paid tot &c sale of III article. C.a.;san''on
solicited from those prrpsi ing such sommad;,;
market. The, also solicit consie mcnt- of VI. . Tor
meal. ats as well as every description r
luce s-saz1=#@ - F'o-
Liberal advances If required, will ALWAYS ho -,
;onsignmens in hand Coal, lump and ground NJ On
una guano will always be kept on band-orders 49,
81. ''f
All orders for goods from punctual customer. v,,
give prompt atte ntion. - G
Goods consigned to their care, tn be forwarda -,
he attended to with all possible dispatch WI
No charge made for drayage merchandise a.
luce. either by railroad canal. BY applying H..
selves closely business, & being determined q, '"
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who NAV can
them. they hope toreceive the encouragement of, vi
public. R J ECHIOs 'a'
WIN II PRYOR
NOTICE.-Tfe Subscriber having located in ~.
" House formerly occupied by the late Richard IT,.
ree door below the Warwick House. Main S,r
Lynchburg, takes this method of informing hi. fr;a
and the public generally that he Is now receiving mi
opening large and general assortment Of ~"
Groceries, Dry Goods Liquors, &c.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities on the mo-
favorable terms The folio wing comprises portion Of
his stock Haefi
Rio. Laguira. lava, and Manna Coffee.
N. O., Porto Rico. and Cuba Moasses
NJ o., Crushed Clarified, Powdered Loof AMI
Coffee Sugars.
Country and Rolled Iron
Cast. Shear and Blister Steel,
| Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky
| French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas. Rice,
| Brown and Variegated Soaps
| Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Besides many other articles too tedious to mention
which he is determined sell as reasonable term, n,
they he bought in this market Particular attention
paid to Goods forwarded my care, and aso to tho
sale of country produce. N. r HOBSON.
Apri8-ts
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M AkBLE WORkS-Fagan q Bro
u SCWPTORS g. MARBLE STONE cur.
TIERS, formerly Of Philadelphia Main st., Licking.
ton, Va; Bridge St., Lynchburg. Va. Main ST., Lib.
erty' Va; and Main St, Salem Va keep on hand and.
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian. Italian.
Nor.hern and Virgnin Marble Mantles plain and ornn
nen,a monuments, Tomks, Head and Foot Stones Gar.
Ten 'ases' COUNTER Table, Bureau and Wash Star
% ooxed up to go safe without extra charge.
One OF the firm is an Architect and (;enara, r;
o. IN the Monumental Art and win furnish any design
iae 70 u., and all work done by US, will eye
sstisfsction as any done North or South '''''
FobQ4-d&c6rn
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCKETs, LOCKETs, pms Ae.--

4 OCKETs, LOCKETs, pms Ac.-
- The subscriber respectfully informs the public n,ai
he has lezt returned from the Sorth with unusually
large stsrk Of Deeusrrcotypeng material. embracing
Frames. Cssa &C. Of the iace styles and patterns NJ
large stock Of fockefs md Pins extra hne
made order, which viii be filled h pictures 10 Tie
best style ofhe low prices, according 10 quality
At Hhitehur-t Gallery. door TO the W. Bank
P.E.GIBBs Proprietor.
B.Paintings and Pictures Of all kinds nccurnte,
eopi.
Sto. furnished nj the lowest rash prices.
feb. Its +. EsG.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE fNsV u
l. AAcE.-Ly"ohbrrg Hose A. tin insnranes n
paHg.
This 20 i.pany makes Insurance. against loss 4
age b Fire. or Dwelling Hou.c. store.. Tobacco
rcs an other buildings furniture, Goo1s. wares sal
merchandise, generally IN and counryon The rnn
favorable te,Hs
Also mikes Insurance ON the lives of MI persons
ioyng good health and Of sound constitution for tie
whole duration offe. or form limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations, will be
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company will ulso tnke marine risks from and tn
any Of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Psesiaent.
Don T g. rETERS, Iice President.
SAMPSON DIuGuID Chief Engineer.
james Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John iggat, Nathan Il. Thurman
6eorg ". Ynncev, ohm Otey Taylor.
William 7. Anderson. William T. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREEp T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DIR. =. II. Gilmer, I ,,.-.
DIR. YIN. Otwey Oven, "' 'sA''''''"'
Febs--ds
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA pecifully ask continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. to the and IL
indebted him To come forward and settle their nc.
without delay.
There many claims Of long standing, which must
close up and il is expected that all who know them
selves TO be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jar 6--dis n DITGIJID
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Jan SITS

sNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially to call the attention of the citizens OF
lynchburg and the adjoining country to his large anil
splendid assortment of BOOTSS HOES
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE 49,
- AMI which are WARRANTED or THE BEST QUAIL
TrAsp OF SUPERIOR woRKaANsutP
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot o,
Shoe for the present Season. will do we'll 10 call on me
ne am determined TO please both as regards oualit,
and price.
Don't forget TO call the three doors above the
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. r f. GRIMAIDI
dec ll-ts
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DHGNlx FOUNDRY, Lyachburg
- VA.--Iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng, Tobacco Presses &c, and machinery gen
orally, furnished reasonable notice. and prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
scr me superiority of its work. will be fully sustained h
tbs execotios os all future orders
sta s4teFF.T = A. g.. DABNEY.
NV -y-o1cts A. G. =
kEoI London Porter in Store and for sale
Apho-ts LEE r. JOHNSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-02

DARLOK TABLES am now offering
u BEAUTIFUL variety OF Parlor Tables, consisting OF
Marble top, Centre, Sofa ard Side Tables-aso good
stock of Mahogany Card Tables, and Ladies Fancy
Work 81 ands, of various patterns.
The Ladies particularly invited to caland see them
April 95 It's A. WINSTON
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TOCOnlcacf0rs.

4 toNIhACTORS promptly supplied, upon the most
~ reasonable terms. with the following az ticles:
Rail Road Dirt and Stone Cars, Wheebarrows Der
rick Gearing and Blocks, Picks and Bars and other ar
ticles required on Public w orks-Apply at the
April7-ts PIEDMONT WORKS
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4 YNCHBURGa MARBLE WOKKs,

KNCHBURts MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE LYscnguro
VA,-J II. GADDESS g. Bj1O, Proyrteiors 10,
merIy Of Bahtmore,) keep hand and make to order
at NsrtL-.n rrces. Egyptian md Itaan Marble Man.
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter Table Bureau
and Washtand tops, nude any size at the shortest
notice Also, door and window sills
Any order, from country entrusted to Us W II
be faithfully executed with n,ntness md dispatcb at
Aug 1j--dts j. Il. tADDESS'S BRO
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WHEAT.-The undersigned is now GENERATING
w his MILLS and is in market for Wheat. He
also keeps on hand for sale Corn Corn meal and OHa
Also. Lump and Ground Plaster
Aug 23--lts H IANcuopNp
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hkESS and MaMtiila Trim ulimgS.-
- just opened very handsome assortment of Gauze
broched trimmings; Wide Crimped Silk Frnges &c
AT reduced prices. D. T. c. PETERS
April 23rd-ts
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%
Riot in New York.

"A House Torn Down Jy Mob.-On
wednesday evening, about six O'Clock, q
terrible excitement was created in an,l
about the drug store and residence of DIR.
Dco. w. Wheeler, corner of Seventeenth
street and First avenue, in consequence
OF some children discovering some portions
OF human skeleton exposed in the cellar
OF the premises, where they were at plav
at the time. The Tribune saws:
The discovery was soon widely circula-
ted, and in an Incredible short space
Of time highly excited mob, numLcriny
some three thousand strong. colIoct.I
about the premises armed with clubs,
stones, axes, and other weapons, and COM
menced terrible assault upon the house
thus compelling Mr.. Wheeler and hi.
iamily to flee for ther lives. The mob
then forced open the premises, which they
completely gutted, breaking and mu,iIa-
ting every article of goods and furniture
that came in their way. The dyurs were
scattered about the premises, and scercclv
a bottle in the whole plqcc escaped their
hands. Before the police could rally the
store and dwelling of Mr.. Wheeler had
been completely ransacked by the mob.
who left nothing but the bare walls re-
manning, 1t appears that two medical
students occupied apartments in an up
per part of Mr.. WheeIcr's house, and it
is supposed they had been disscctino a
body for scientific purposes, and in dis
posing Of the remains were not sufficiently
careful 10 take proper care ofthcm, hence
the discovery rs stated above The stu
dents in question who were in their room
at the time of the discovery, were obliucJ
to make a hasty retreat in order to save
their own heads"
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The Tongue.

WHEN we reflect with what ease we
IN y lnJure others, by little word causc
the tear OF sorrow to flow, or mnlirnan,
passions that shall find their vent only in
The same deed Of outrage, we cease to
wonder at the dIrcctnesS OF the words in
Ioly writ, "nr every word that man
speaks God shall bring him into judgment.'
Men ot loose morals, cavilIcrs at reIipiou
dlsbeIeTers IN a!l truth and goodness may
sneer At the close watch which i is L.r,
intimated an All Seeing Father keen, over
those he hal crcatcd-but well would il
be Tor the world, were it believed strictv
to the letter.
A world. think oft. 1t is breath. il
has no torm-its type only is on the
printed page. 1t has birth but no death.
Once launched from its wounderful sourc.
1t cannot be recalled. 1t may take but
two letters to embody it, but there is no
power by which it can be DESTROYED. IL
may take but single aspiration to utter
1t, but that aspiration may prove the death
warrant of a loyal heart.
Had We power to call up the shcc.c,l form,
OF all who have perished by tue tonruc.
'' iI-lC IcIEiu Ill llliln the dead
: hoo" "fL"s.ic, would prescntitsclf to our
atfrighted vision, And could thev spcak
to US, how fearful tales ofthe pasf woull
they tell! What awful secrets would b,
laid bare to our eyes! nthe hollow sock
cts from which beauty had departed. we
should read how little MorI deceived
trusting innocence, and made its haLita-
ton irIghtful as the gates of do ,m-a
congregatng place for every bad human
passion.
We should behold the assassin. insti
gated by n little word, creeping in the
black night to the tents ofpeaceful slum.
Der, and burying the red dagger in the
heart that never thought harm.
We should see how in many a home
the sword ofseparation was unshcath.d
under the portals and mother armcl
against daughter, father against son, FOUGHT
till death stayed their hands; and the
ashes ofhates blackened the very sod that
covered them.
If We but thought of these things be-
tore we speak the word that may do all
other injury, how many regrets we should
spare ourselves in after life; how many
thorns pluck from the dying pillow But
how heedlesswe are! How seldom we
think that every heart has some bitterness.
some ranking wound against which the
cruel, thoughtIess speech smites like an
instrument OF torture, and opens it till il
bleeds afresh.
Would it not be well for us to think
occasionally, that "for every word that
man speaks, God shall bring him to
Judgment OHve Branch.
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An Unreasonable Sheriff.

Some years ago a sheriff in the northern
part OF Vermont held writ Of execution
against one of his neighbors, which. ms
usual in cases of this sort with the debt
or in question, be had great deal Of diff.
ficulty in collecting aud indeed, was com
PEELED at last to resort 20 the more strin-
gent provisions of the law. The deb,ot
thought a man Of limited means was a
person of unlimited hopes and expecta.
tions, and gave fisparol OF honor to the
officer that lio would certainly pay the
debt by acertain day. The day came,
and so did the sheriff, but no money
Again aud again q day was fixed FOR pay
ment Of the execMion, bat no advance
was made towards .,Iiqailation." AZ
last, as the execution had we'll nigh @run
ont the sheriff told the debtor tiiat the
debt must be paid at once, or he should
proceed Immediately 10 advertise and sell
be pcrscnaI chattels. The delt was not
|hkee, bu. - sum was not. an easy one 10
8 ~ spot, and the debtor begged
sy Of one day sacss The sheriff
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A CoEsEsPoNDEST of the London Times.
writing from Berlin, describes the causes of
the excessive emigration which is now TAX
ing place from the Southern parts of Ger
many. Though troubles ofa social AMI DO.
litical nature contribute to fill the Gun of
bitterness to ovoriIowing, the exodus Is
mainly attributable to the great enhance
ment in the price Of provisions In Bohe-
min and Moravia hundreds of families are
constrained to subsist on grass and roots.
Iu the Palniinate of Rhcinhesscn, formerly
remarkable for cheap living. complaints of
dear provisions have become general. Po-
tatoes cost six times, hay five times rs much
as they did thirty years ngo. Even in Prus-
sia, the price of corn, (ryc,) has more than
doubled within a few " rs, and there seems
to lie no prospect Of rcmedyinr the evil
According to some authorities, this diminu-
tion, or want of extension in the supply of
provisions is attributed TO the increased cul-
ttyation Of tobacco.
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CORE FOR IYDRopHoBIA.-As the
present warm weather is well calculated
TO produce that most terrible disease, hv.
dropEobia, we publish the following, no,
ping, however, that there may not be
cause to try it:
''fhe Paris correspondent of the n.
York Herald says, q plant called dada,
in Africa, and well known in Europe by
the botanical name Of penny royal, of the
species of germandreas, has been presen-
ted to the Academy Of Science as cap
ital remedy for hydrophobia. II is ne
cessary TO powder. the plant aud mix it
with honey. This paste must lie taken
six spoons full a dny, with some sweet oil,
for three days, and then no fear need be
ent,rtained about tue disease"
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MATRIMoNY AND FRIENDsHIp.-Sam
Slick, in his "NNiSe Saws" says that the
nature Of matrimouy is one thing, and the
nature Of friendship is another. \ tall
man likes a short wife; great ta}kcr likes
silent woman, for both cant talk at
once. y gay man likes domestic call
for he can leave her 1T home 10 nurse chil-
drcn and make pap, while ho is cnjoyim.
Of m>eIt At parties. Aman that amt
any music in him likes it in his spouse,
and SO on. 1t chimes beautiful, for they
ain't in each others way. Now, friend
ship is the other way; you must Ike the
same thing in each other, and be friends.
y similarity oft tastes, studies, pursuits, and
recrcations, (what they cali conycnial
Son's) topper for a topper for topper,
smoker for a smoker, a horsc-raccr for a
hor&eracer, prize-tiyhtcr for prize fight
cr, and 50 on. Matrimonv likes contrasts,
friendship seeks its own comtGrparts.
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I. o. o. F.

4 LODGE of tn, "lndcpcndrnt Order of
OM Fcllo"s. MS opru,d in this place, on
"Wednesday last. by Past Grand Thomas J.
Ecers, assisted by Mcesrs Craven. Furgc-
son, Crawford and Karchcr Of Yorkyille.
This Lodge is hailcdn us " Catawba Lodge.
No. 81, |. o. o. f." The following are the
Officers elect, for the ensuing term:
!. a. HasScltine, n. G..
J. b. Boyd, V. &.
w. 4. Moore, $.
f. y. Kennedy, II.
Wednesday evening has been selected as
the evening Of meeting.
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OLE BgLL's Norwegian Colony Of 10000
acres, IN Potter Co.. Pa. is said 70 be highly
prosperous. The principal town, called Ole
ma, already contains population OF 700
Ole Bull has built himself n beantifuI Nor
wegian cottage for q Summer iesidcnce,and
proposes to establish polytechnic school
IN his colony FOR tho advancement of the arts
and sciences generally, TO be conducted by
the most scientific men OF Europe His plan
is to make IL a civil and military school, to
be open for the youth Of tbs Union Mad 10
connect the sciences with the arts.
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Born WEAEIED OUr.-"I have brought
yoa this bill until am sick ana tired ofit."
said acoi!cctor to 4 debtor. upon whom he
had called 1t least 10 times.
You are ch >" coollY rop!i Il n, trhto-.
res, am WAS the RESPONSE.
"W"i', then, YOU had Lotlcr not present Il
"@ in. There viii b, two Of IA pleased if
YOU do not for to tell tnc truth, I'm lick
and tired Of seeing that identical Jil myself
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4 FRUssIAN frigate, called the Gcfion, and
n sloop of war. named the Amazon, carIe in
on Thursday morning together, presenting a
handsome sight and anchored between the
forts salutes were exchanged with the big
ship Pennsylvania. The Grigate is a very
handsome vessel, but the sloop presents Il
contrary aspect. The frigate bears the broad
pcnnant Of Com. Schroeder. They are from
Buenos Ayrcs, via Barbadocs and Havana
on ih"ir way homeward, and have pnt in for
supplies They will probably remain here
about ten days,
The frigate is of the largest class, and has
on board II complen.cntof 400 officers and
men the sloOp of war has 90. The officers
went ashore at Old Point last evening, by
invitation, and attended ball at the hotel
They We're in fall uniform, and looked re-
markabIy welI.-Bak. Sun
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a FATED FAMnN.-A few years ago
there lived in Ncw-OrIcans, three brothers
of the name of Bird. One (Orin Bird)
was killed in l847, on Common-street,
Orleans city, in fight, in which he
was the aggr"Ssor. Another (Thcodore
Bird was killed in the bar.room OF the
E"rm"a Hotel, in 1851, hy y man who
he hal slapped in the face. The third Of
the family, DIR. John G. Bird, came to
his end i'll 4 tragical manner last month,
10y committing suicide in jaiI, Just after
heirg "onvirtcd ofvoluntary manSIaughtcr
The brothers were all Young mcn OF i'll
tciii@rncc and Of pr"pos>">>;nG n.annrrs.
The first two had been married but Il
short time previous 10 their death.
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- WE call attention to the advertise-
mcnt in another column, of Mr.. E. G. Rob-
inson, Proprietor Of the Mansion House, in
Camden. As will be seen, he has removed,
and IS new fitting up his present stand in n
style TO render it Il welcome rest to the wca.
~ traveller.
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Wac BETwEEY BoLIvIA AND PER6 Tile
N. Y. Journal of Commerce has been fryor-
ed with extracts of letters from Peru, the
latest of which is dated 26th ult. They
show that war between Peru and Bolivia
was inevitable; or. perhaps we should say,
was already begun. y Peruvian squadron
was at lslay by the last accounts, and was TO
proceed in three or four days to attack the
Bolivian port CObija. The President Of
Bolivia had refused satisfaction 10 Peru, and
is said to be anXions for war.