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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. J. -. Roses Celebrated L a sisiIy
NnhscIsseS.

Dr. J. s. RosE's NoicR Adviser persons in Sick
and in li"a III, Almanac tor lSb2.-l his pub
LEGATION is from the pet OF eminent ply .icinn at Phil
adelpha, i"gula' graduate oi the Medical College,
and IN honnrai, member of the ihiladeltlu MeJca-
society. IL confirms much guui advice Ia invhlids,
wei persons in hcnlh Ii also describes, IN com
prchensve manner the diseases of variable climate
and the mode of No family should be with
opy ol this book IL be hnd, without any
e. argc, at the n. " Drug Store of Messrs Wright 4
Allison where d.. Roses valuable Family Medicines
are for sale sept z 6ml
Notice. We wish 10 call the attention OF the pub.
lie to source OF uxery, comfort and haPpincss,-to
rnst neglect and present opportunity ot amendment.
The cases # badness in Amerc truly
pfi>ing The young cannot take warning the old up
ply remedy too Who that is old. but would
bald Iess Who that is middle aged, bat shudder
grey hams Who that is yaung hut values the uxu.
rart locks Of youth and beauty' Effects like these are
stayed, and many years a othe, prcnlaiure Id
age reganed to you by using LYONS KATHAI,
RON
Lyons k,tlniron is bn, % cents, in Iurge bottles
Sold by all dralers everywhere.
ID. s. Barnes, Proprietor. l6l Broadway, y. Y.
~ Suld by every Dealer in Lynchhurg. Purcell,
Lndd & Co.. Richmond, Wholesale Agents.
Is
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Dec. ~, 1898.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. WALTnALL of the
Baptist Church.
4 communication was received from the Sen
ate, informing the House TINT they had passed
bills entitled IAN act to amend the 9Th section of
the act providing Tor districting the countless"
passed April ID. 1853; and an act TO incorporate
the Southern Protection Insurance Company
of Alexandria Virginia.
The said bills we're read the first and second
time, and referred 10 the Committee of PROPOSE
tons and Grievances.
Mr.. Dunn. from the Committee of Roads and
Internal Navigation, presented bill to authorize
n loan to the James River and kanawha Compa-
ny, for the purpose of extending their road to
covington
COMMITTEE ON BANKS.
The Speaker announced the following addi-
tonal gentlemen on the Committee on Banks,
under the resolution of yesterday for the enlarge
lnont thereof, viz Messrs. kemper, Raymond,
Brannon and Shannon.
PUBLIC PRINTER.
Mr.. ToMLrN presented "A letter from the Public
Printer, explaining the causes of delay IN the
public printing, which, on his motion, was refer
red to the Committee Of Propositions aud Grevan-
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. MARTz That the resolution adopted
by the House on the u st inst, which is in these
words; "Resoved that the Printer for the Com
monwenth be requested to furnish to each mem
Der of this House pamphlet copy of the report
Of the Auditor OF Public Accounts be- and the
same is hereby rescinded.
BY Mr.. Anderson: That when this House ad-
journs this day. il will adjourn 10 meet at IL o.
clock on Thursday, the 10Th instant.
The question was put on this resolution, and il
was adopted by the following vote-ayes 40,
noes 81
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BY WIN II. MOSBY, Auc,;o..s
Canal Boat, Horses, &c.

I'm Tuesday afternoon, the Ord of Jnnu,ry A.,
" clora, will sell withoui reserve. C,nni '
b. Renwick. and all the Figures. Qua
Also, good work Horses, and Young Nnl..
Harness.
The Boat is in complete running order, and .ol
no fnult--the owner having determined Ia china
business. WIN II MOSBY Ancia..
dec 30.t3jan
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One Cent Reward, and no Thanks.

TIVE above iewar viii be gwen for the npprrh hen.
l. sion and safe delivery To Us If an apprentice nam
ed WM ~ WILSON, who absconded aud left our SER
vice yesterday morning. All persons forc.warned
rotn Judging, boarding., editing him for thing
whatever account for will nor he responsible
fot my debts contracted by him hereafter.
lax ron a. IRVING,
Publishers & Projectors of The Republican
dec 30 d3lclt
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GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROE,

- ALE OF VALUABLE NEGKOEl
- By virtue of dccretal order of the Circuit
for the CRY Of Lyme hburg pronounced al it, Noye
Term last. in the case o! Brown. l,y &c. u.s. Brown
stall, on Tuesday the Bird day of Januar, ueM al
front oi the Market House FOUR VALUABLE
MALE SLAVES,-among them is an excellent ID
and washer The others are No. house servant.
TIE above property will be sold ON a cndit d
mouths, the purchaser giving negotiable note. SAD
torily endorsed.
dec e6,rian3 E. d. CHRISTIAN Com
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s s,S;;I - JAMES RIVER CANAL.

ARE FROM LYNcHBuRG. FARE FROM LYNcHDuRG.
/" Richmond, $3.50 To Lexington, s. %
To charlottesville. SO To Natural Bridge, $50
cumberland q ii 25 10 Buchanan, 50
Oar Packet Boats leave Ly ncburg daily at , NJ
Sundays excepted, and rte in Richmond second A.
NJ al 5 connecting there with the Norheu and South.
err Curs, leaving A. NJ. md Steam Bonts down the
rv't. leaving at A. In Lyuchburg, supper will be
pnvded the Bnnts for Passengers coming in on the
Tennessee railroad Cars
Passengers for charlottesville will take the Tnes days
Thursdays and Saturday, Boat, arrive in Scouesvie
,cvt, A. " al u oc.ock, and in Charlottesville al
p. NJ
ih' Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Bnchan
an oi lea Lynchburg Mon ys,Wedneslnys and Fri
,inl SGT 81 a Nj. Returning, leave Buchanan Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays a 81 A, NJ.
BOYD. EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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COMMISSIONERS SALE Of SLAVE
Nineteen Valuable Slaves,
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QIARRlEs
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

PRACTICAL Slater. a.
iakes This method OF re. pectfully informing ~
l. l. neeis Al chitec s,Cuntructors Builders mPNl
al tuunderies Factories Warehouses; &r, ihat ~
purchased and leased qnarlirs in Buckingham 70
and intends opening and working them extensively,
promises to produce Slate better calculated to
purposes, than any ever heretofore produced IRON,
gnarries, and will defy rompeiirn as TO It's qua,9
any ate in the United Sta imported. lie II
int'rm the public. that H. Las iInm Youth o'en
ana constantly engaged in the above business a''
10 none in his practical knowledge Of Slate noIJ
Stating. He intends opening Slate Yards at ne ne
ing places: Lyuchburg, Richmond and Scolt''l, +,
lie VIII keep cor,tuni supply OF Slate 10 ''''s
,iert of these Towns and the county. ocols''
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from
Inc will re. unrly supply Their points. he WIN
his employment men of experience and knoN'
The business, ut each place To attend to order
Shifting or repairing old ronf.. Those VINO NV
roofs oit OF pair, can have t. EN- immedIatee h
Ia. and probably put il better condition than v"
Slated, there hus been much bad Stating d'''
10y inexperienced workmen IN
SPecim, M of lis work can be seen at the '., ns.
6is w ,rks. an examination f which he VT'
those wanting work in his line. -.
In some cases for buildings he recon''',t'ah 4
IN the place sieriiug the rouf Tor Stating W.
considerably le-.. cid
n. b. Letters ot enquiry, orders Tor u, adlr
and repairing. viii b. promptly attend d 10 "
ing him Al eiihe' of III" places Of business
doe t0.dsct,
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GALE OF SLAVES-As Commi,.iorq
~ the County Court. in the Gaze of Glover, by a.
Glover &c shall, on Wednesday The 4,h day Of
uary, l8j4. at 10 clock, A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, in
of the Market House. in he city Of Lynchburg Sc
very VALUABLE SLAVES.
TERMS :-Negotiahla notes, at months s1tiJ
rily endorsed, payable AT one of the Banks in Ii,
OF Lynchburg,
de-, 3O-r4an WIN. Nj. CABElL. Can
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Valuable Lots for Sale.

WE Two lott of one acre each. purchased by n
l. Judge VIM. Daniel, Jr and ad ucept tn liz
dence-to be divide into four lots of alf N re a,
will he sold at public auction, on the premises, IN
day the 18th inst. il not sold privately before that
TERMS-Made known at the ale
~ Apply 10 Robt. J Davis, who is my aeent to,
the sale. PHILIP A B0LLIN
dec 5.d5t I2Sl3
POSTPONEMENT
The above Sale is otponed until the Alb Jan
1871. 7. A. BOLLN
dec 14-3I-2-3-Iiv
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VALUABLE BUILDING ,ors

VARIABLE BUILDING ,o.-
Auction. On frday tho IN LOIs
1874, ut 10 o'clock, NJ, uron lie ,r.,; 'ey Of Ja,
signed, acting under the authority of n = lar u
Amherst county court, in the suit of Pa;s .''f , d
md wife, Ne, pronounced on the ls,h Na
will proceed To sell ut public auction o. , GUY
LAND. lying in the county of Ami, r., ioahs
opposite The South side ID, poi A .nf,a, alla'da
the laai will BIZ exhibited NJ the .ar. md a ,.a
vdcd into lots TO suit tho Purchasers VIII he
TERMS Upon a credit of tx and tub.
taking negolisbe pa, or isfacor;iy enda,.a1 no
dec 80 2,nwt27jnn w RoANp
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~ The sibscribr has just received at his Cash Store
"A very superior lot Of heavy A Yurn Jeans, which will
BE- offered 1.-The trade IA reduced mice. Also heavy
W mt" blahkcts, Lnseys, Fannels anG Dress Goods
all "twlch will be offered ut unusually low prices. Call
AMI examine A G. LEWIS,
AT the old stand of B. H. Lewis & Co.
dcr H.tsif Exchange Square, Lynrh
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I,ichmond and Petersburg Railroad.
: ~ - - q
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'M al ner this dale, tie departure 81 Tue iiuins
" will be n. fallows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
Lonyes Richmond dBils Sundays excepted at. N.
Petersburg -
N Ill TRAIN
L,- YES ichn,nd da ly. at. ---..----i
Petersburg -------..- '..--,4 y a ~
Fare al l0-Ghildren three aud not over twelve
,,.,,. of are 60 crni- discount ut 10 C. MS ALL he
n,ne an each fare when tickets re pr'rnrd at The al
flee and tp pass engers getting the ears where n" ich-
sold. ,.,,
Thrnneh Tickets in connexivu with Bland q Damn
We-crn Stage Line he procured AT the "fhee 1" Inc
f,pllnyving places: 40 an
Cioreas, rough Mouth Ga,olina,- -.---si o w
Silrm. --..-.-------- !. w
Les ngton, ------'----' =. =. 70
) lis aiy ------.------ - w
Chnrluitr. = ------.------ ~ w
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
at GA A. NJ. for Port Wafia where IL CONNECTS with
the i enmhoai Augusta. Cn,i. w. G Smilh,r Norfolk.
Per -rpnuh md all the intermediate places
Far, Ia Norfolk or Portsmouth, .---f. w
MrH-, each. " ~
The freight ON all articles for Norfolk ar Porsm nth
ard TIN different bindings the river must be- paid IN
advance
n B-Setvants travelling by themselves must he fur
ui.hcd with Two passes, that be retained n
the ,lirc and il must he expressly stated the pass
that they permitted go the Cars or Soatus the
may be.
2,dscts THOS. DODAMEAD Sup.
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RESOLUTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met yesterday, Monday--i9 mem
bers present--Mr. Anderson in the Chair-and
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In order to overtake the progress of events
during our three days suspension. we lind il ne
cessary to devote our whole space to-day to
news. proceedings of the Legislature, dc. The
intelligence from abroad is of the highest inter
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Male of Chas. IsI.

vi Sudss Island.
"bedience Ia decree t m. CT.
Il ponattox County, in ih. snit of p.' oear j
and etl efs, We shall proceedon the .,a se' :, R.
dav the 22nd day Of December ne., ;,,eeel.es.
IA lair day, to sell to the hishes, l,ii an II IN.
Tract Or Parcel Of 49,, eeta
lying IN III" county Arpomatlox aa
lnining tie lind. ~ John W. Strn,,.'s, M. Rts-
flood, it heing WIN p Rucker's isa ' asd Dr.
lributive share in the real estate Of l.. hn kef
Ti' tract contains "ne-htf Of Cha.o ''afles, /
OF wasd land, on the aijoining .boro sun Lind a
We .hall sell only such title n. !. ye.,,d ana Is val
said decree which is believed To BIZ e,,i. IN Us b
TERMS The lind will b.. .al,l - sr'd.
tive We anil eiehteen months, eaual ,' ''tdf
purchaser giving bond with good ser,.i,., s'a'nfe
rethinei till the Whole 81 he purchase - ahd Tie
BENZ. =. WALkER "ff Is IA
CtiAS. Z. SLAUGHfpp &C..
nov % d itwt l2dec II.
THE Above sale IS p"srponel ill s.,n.l
day Ut January next, Shra il will ,nl. 10y lhf
Mills. belongins To Mr. David Stapl4s p'f al
invited to aIteud. u'e asei
BENZ. +. WALKER
CHAS. k. SLAUGHTER }Gm
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VIRGINIA At rules he in the Clerks Ohlse
at the circuit court of iiainx county, On Monday
the 9TH day If December. 1853 Josiah j. Crews, III r.
ag0nS
John l.. Tucker, George II. West, William w. Wood
and Stephen d. Tucker, Defts.
ISCHANCERY
The object OF this suit is decree declaring
u certain deed of trust executed by the late John l..
fucker. Ia W lila II W. Wood and Stephen d. Tucker,
trustees for the benefit of Geo II West fraudulent and
void and require thu. pny of and disc arge
julie Obtained by th' plaintiff against the said
John Tucker decree for he surplus arising f. m
sale of the pr perry after the debts and liabilities
therein secured discharged
And it appearing Ivy proper affidavit filed that the de-
fandant John l. Tucker is n resident of this State
II is order eel that hc do appear here within month
after due publication here of do whit is .sary to
protect his interest and ihut cory of this order be
published week ol four successive weeks il the
Lynchburg VVginiar, aud posted at the front door of
the Gun thousr this county. the first dav Of The
euuny court.
copy--Tesie.
VIM HOLT, Cfk.
IL. BARKsDALE, JR p.
dec | hw4w
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WnITMELL MALE ACADEM,.

fu,IIE nth -e-siun 81 this n.tft"n III s,paenrr
j aa .ile 16tl. II January. isJ3 under tie manage
urnt 81 Mr.. John , Darr.. a. e.. ~ frnse Ed~nrd
csaatv va a graduate Of Randolph Msean calegs.aho
bl- hem ra,.. frnrips Mr.. Dance has bud es,H,id.
er4e sxnereaee bath private Tutor mud nils n.
phi eips af n Aeadem, ~ North Carnlina. lie y
&c 1fle1n high character. md the public mHy "a ely
rly on him entirely cmpetsn' teach all the brane-
- If a thorpu h e.lueaisn. All who C'ror Mr.. ID with
patronage nny assured that be viii exert g"oe in-
nurnce b. tn for so,fety and morality.
The village OF Nitnell il situated - miles south
west ef Plft.,lyania q. n md II miles northwest Of
D.tville Il pioye,biol far health nDd good mons,
being entirely free lrom temptations 10 vice.
TERMS,
Primary English Branches pei 'essipn Of mos. ~ 80
2nd ciass IN English. 10 Op
lat Gins. In Ilighe, glieti Bmnehc-, II 30
Latin. Gfeek Msibemstes. i 90
Boafd nrludi1g everything except iiRht- ran be had
in The villnge at 81 per mouth and in The n'ehofhond
70, less THE TRUSTEES.
whi,mell Va Dec 3l.ctw
rrIlE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
] ioekholisrs nj the Merchants Bsnt of rgnia
" II ake plnee ON Tuesday the 10Th of Janunry next,
Qsj4) Al tber Banking House in Lynchburg, at o.
cloek A n By order of rlie Board ~ Direc
dee 81 d3iaw4s DAVID K. RIDLEY, President
100 Negro Men Wanted.
4 WISH TO hi,e. for 1854, one hundred negro
i work an The w 4 Tenn RniRond, hnl ON the
East end Of TIE cnvingto1 md Ohio Raii-oad-for
which liberal prices will be given
de- sl,lsclm JACOB RUMBoUGH.
IS-Bedfori srnrinel sopy one lnonth
NATANTED-Farfory hand---ri zers, Taistels
w md Stenmors. Apply
J.c3lis TAYLOR. TINSLEY co
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS I've have just re-
~ ctiyed new ht of eight day and thirty hour
CLOCKS of different purterns-nll of which guar.
perirm good time and will sell northern pri
ease call and see them.
dec 30 H. SlLVERTHORN & co.
HAn LBS. Fine Rolled Butter-Just
OOO 10 hand. Also, nes lot f Pippin Apples.
dec ~ us AGREE d. MoCLANAHAN
A LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate OF the
"A iste DIR T w keud will ray off their accounts and
those having claims against the Estat" will present
them for settlement. VIM A. READ Admir-.
dec 26.d&cts
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NILE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
100 Negro Men Wanted.

NTANTED-Fariory hand--rrizers T@istels
w npd Stemmcrs Apply 10
,.c3Ias TAYLOR TINSLEY & co
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BATON ROUGE FRENCH
ACADEMY.

uOSbpn AuuUGMI !arc professor Ol
IA 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, a Sc
lect French School. where ali the branches
of a classic education will be taught in
French For further particulars apply at
the residence of Prof A. s. on Laurel street
between Third and Main
REFERENCES.
Rev NJ Woodbridge, y. 3. r. Hatch,
p. A. Walker. Mrs. Read,
OXFORD MISS.
A. B: Longsreet. L. l.. d. President of
the University OF Mississippi.
prof. A. Blcdsoe. A. NJ. J. Conkay NJ. d.
Prof. }. adde, A. NJ. J. Millngton, NJ. b.
TULIP ARKANSAS.
Colonel j. Alexander, A. NJ. president
ofthe Arkansas Military Institution.
Major A. Benton, Professor of Military
Tactics and Mathematics. fjan 1-3mo.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Tv,he Plantation IL situated In tho Parish
l. Of West Baton Rouge about 100 miles
above the city Of New Orleans on the west
bank Of the Mississippi river and contains
about One Thousand arpents, four hundre ed
and twenty five Of which are under cultivs-
ton. The place produced this season abont
four hundred and fifty thousand pounds Of
sugar.
There Is now two hundred acres Of first
year stubblc and also seed cane enough 10
plant two hundred and fifty acres. Is
There are about fifty acclimated negroes,
most Of which are number one hands, hav-
ing been sclected from gangs Of Maryland
and Virginia negroes within the last three
ycars.
There arc mules and carts enough to take
OLA large crop, and plenty Of corn and fod-
der upon the place.
The place il TO be sold in order 10 close
o-partnership. and will be offered Al
Public sale on Thursday the Goth January
at IL o'clock, NJ.
The terms will be one. two and three
years, for the land and one and two years
credit for the negroes.
jn.3 WILLIAM r. STUART.
The Concordia Ietellgencer will publish
until day Of sale and send bill to this Office.
Gazette and Advocate copy.
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From Cincinnati.

USI hece'ved per Steamer "Granitc
d StateO
100 Boxes choice Star Candles,
50 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard,
30 Boxes New Cheese.
50 Barrels Extra Flour.
10 Leaf Lard
Al or any portion of which will be sold
TO the trade at such prices and terms az
shall compete with the New Orleans mar
ket. Dec. 3lst '52.1 JOSHUA BEAL.
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In Store, For Sale.
OK Bags Coffee s rierces Rice.
~C Jan. All. s. VI. HART X Co.
he Taken.

Do, WILLIAM dear, to Wilson go,
And for your likeness sit,
know it's time enough my dear,
And yon have promised it;
But time is on the wang my love,
As Poets Oft has sung,
And you'll be fading soon my dear,
soget it while you're young.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street.-The
lures taken in Cloudy weather as well as
Sunny weather.
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FOUND.

\ Diamond Cross was found a few
n days ago, by a negro boy, belonging
to }. s. Barrow. The owner can have the
same by calling at the Comet office and
paying for this advertisement
Jan. 4th 1853.
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t. DR.. Stevenson will preach at
the Methodist Church to-day at II
o'clock.
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Washington City is infested by a
number of the swell-'nob of pickpockets,
who appear to be busily at work. We
notice that at Mme Sontag's concert
in that city, on the evening the 10Th,
gentleman was robbed Of his pocket
book, containing valuable papers and u
certificate IF 81, 900 Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal stock.
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The New Bedford Mercury says
that no less than six ships are now in
course Of construction or contracted
for by merchants OF that city for whale
fishery, to be completed during the the
ensuing spring
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The Cecil (Md) Democrat states
that last week a young lady in that
country, in 4 fit OF desperation pro-
duced by love-cross, plunged head
long into well, bat was fortunately
rescued by her lover.
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G5-lt affords US great pleasure to
welcome to Baton Rouge our former
Pastor of the M. u, Church the Rev.
Robert J. Harp. Mr. Harp makes
friends wherever he goes-thcre is
none who more fully appreciate his
talents in the Pulpit, and his kindness
and bencvolencc in the private walks
Of life. than our citizens. We would
net like to deprive the Parish Of St..
Mary, of one so valuable to them as
Mr.. Harp, but we hope that Confer
cnce may fix tho sphere Of his useful
ness to this city.
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We chew tobaBco; the Hindoo takes
to lime; while the Patagonian finds
contentment in bite Of guano The
children of this ontry delight in candy
those Of Africa in rock salt. A French
man goes his length for fried frogs,
while an Esquimaux Indian thinks a
stewcd candle the climax of dainties.
The South Sea Islanders differ from
all these, their favorite dish being boil-
ed clcrgymen, or roasted missionary.
Old Gent-"Waiter, have you got
any victuals??'
Waiter.-"Yes, sir; have some?'
Old Gent-"Yes, bring the six on
a half shell"
Exit white apron and moustaches.
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bill, what did yer jinc tho Mexi-
can war for p
"For glory
odd you get it'll
II rather think Gdid-two crutchcs
and wooden leg"
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Mss Suodgras; once More The
Boston Commonwealth of the 90, says:
This romantic lady is still in town
and pants. On Friday she visited va
rious places Of resort, but was easily
recognized She still adhcrcs to the
kossuth bat and frock coat, and has an
Indifference til is cool even fer this
weather. She is aunquestionably in
sane
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T OU1SAANA Internal I'm.
IL prOvement Land Warrant.
COCO acres for sale, Apply to Joseph McCor
mick, State Engineers Office or to II. Bean
&Co. % Camp street New Orleans.
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GRAND MILITARY
and GEi'
Civic Anniversary BAH. 4N.)
COMMEMORATIVE OF THE BATTLE OF
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COMMEMORATIVE OF THE BATTLE OF
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At the Harvey House Saloon, On Saturday
evening, January 18th. 1853.
w u ayers
Gov Joseph Walker, Gen Jos Bernard,
Hon Geo c McWhortcr. Col Il q Beale,
Hon John K Dufrocq, Mai n PIERCE,
Hon A . Heron, Capt w + Tunnarti,
Hon y D Avery, l. Bonnccaze,
Hon Ceoige s Lacey, Paul T. Briant.
II V Babin, n B White,
+ T. Hebert, Manuel Moreno,
= Landry. y c Montan.
y i Bryan, 6 W Simpson.
JF Hayden, Charles Smedley,
+ Blanchard, William Cline,
Friedrich T. Bruins, Director.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two
ladies, two dollars, Entertainments furnish
ed during the evening included to be had
at the office Of the Harvey House. and-5