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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-19
. The office Of the DAILY Evening Star"
is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street.

u The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any daily paper publish
ed IN Washington, is consequently by
far the best advertising medium in the
District. Business men should bear this
fact in mind.
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u The Natiue american party Of Phil
adelphia hold State Convention in that
city on the 10th day of August next, for
the purpose of placing in nomination cam
didates for Canal Commissioner, Surveyor
General, Auditor General, and Judge of
the Supreme Court. a
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FOR RENT.

f::a A me, commodious twO-storv and basement
lii BRlCh DWELLING. corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street, near Georgetown, 81 feet
front, with fine yard extending back To the street
III Tue rear, thus having the advantage OF fronts;
ana also pump III the yard; is now offered ror
rentupon reasonable terms. The house was formerly
occupied by Secretary Forsyth. Apply to HENRY
NEWMAN, on the premises. iyI4-2w
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE.

'INHE Undersigned, c. :. WHITTLEsEY. has opened
Il store on the east side OF Seventh street. be-
tween Louisiana avenue and street for the sale of
fA!Nl ,, Oils, WINDOW GLASS. BRUSHES,
LAMPS, CAMPHlNE, SC. Having purchased the
entire stock Tor cash, great inducements will be Of
Tered to those desiring goods in my line
All goods delivered free of charge in any part of
the city. C. WHITTI FsFY
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TO THE IAnIFS

IUSI received supply of Lubin's Perfumery OK
- Marrow POmade, Superior Cologne. Raw Rum
lndellbe Ink, Hair Dye, Lily White. Hair & Tooth
Brushes, Sleeve Protectors for Ladies' Dresses. SC.
ana 1or sale low for cash. AT LAMMOND-S
~ l4-eod eth street , doors heIor +
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~ John Mann, 40 years of age, COM
mitted suicide at the Baltimore Infirmary,
on Saturday night last, while laboring
under fit of deleri,tm tremens.
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A SACRIFICE FOR THE PUBLIC Goop.

Nv ILL be offered to-day AT IL O'Clock, 10 all nv
w friends and customers, STEAKS, SOUP,
&c, from some of the finest TURTLE that have
been seen IN this CITY, A desire 10 merit the favor
OF the citizens and strangers in Washington has in
duced me TO spare no pains expense TO obtain the
best of everything that is 10 be had for the table, and
those who favor me with their patronage will surely
be satisfied.
Families and parties be served at any hour
OF the day, with TURTLE SOUP, STEAKS, OYS-
TIERS, CLANS, CRABS, in fact, every delcacy of
the season, al the usual rates.
w. +. BENTER,
Washington Hall Restaurant
~ li-d Cor. 9th street and Penn avenue
fIut A.
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE

'FNWO Hand PRINTING PRESSES. in good or
Il der and nearly new. One a Washington Press
Hoes make, Platen 26 by 40. The other a Smiti
Press, Platen 81 BY 80.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO c. F. GREER.
~ Aft Corner Iorh and X streets
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o. The Methodists of Maryland are
about having several camp meetings on
an extensive scale.
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% All letters addressed to the editors
of the Star must be postpaid, or they
WlH not be taken from the Postoffice.
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~ Nor1CE.-JoURSEVMEN PAINTERS, ArrEN-
lb TON A meeting of the United Journeymen
House Painters and Glaciers Society OF the District
OF Columbia. will he held al The Franklin Engine
House. Oh TUESDAY EVENING. July l9, at s
O'Clock. The members requested to be punctua
in attendance. By order Of
w. H. TANNING, President.
GEO. w. CHAMBERLEN, Secretary.
LIZ
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{GtRoOTs WONDERFUL DAGuERREoTYPEs.
Go TO RooTs. No matter whether
II be clear or cloudy weather
Still, with equal truth, he traces,
Muttudes of lovely faces
RooT's Gallery, PennsyIvani, avenue, near Sew
enth street. march 81
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Having sold out INV entire busi,e..

TO Mr.. e. ;. Whitrlcsey, and gone in his employ, |
cheerfully recommend him TO NV friends and cusro-
ners Tor Their patronage for whatever they NAV wish
In MS line OF business; knowing whatever orders
they may furnish him with will be promntly amend
ed to, and of the very best material.
IL l5-eo2w AHATcU In
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Il n ATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYs. -You ARE
"a "a hereby notified to attend special meeting OF
nj mi the company, al the arInory, OH WEDNES-
W w DAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, at s
O'Clock. Punctua attendance is requested.
BY order: Y. =. MAGUIRE.
iy 1927 Secretary
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o. AT A MEETING of the Board OF Directors of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, held at their
rooms on eth street, the following resolution was
passed
Resored. That the rooms of the Institute be OPEN
ed daily through the week, Sundays eXceped) from
to 10 O'Clock y. NJ, and that the public generally
be invited to visit the same
CHARLES CALVERT.
June lb-tf Rec. Sec.
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-NoTICE-For the accommodation Of those re-
siding IN the eastern part of the city, the committee
announce that the Thomas CoILyER has been Gu
gagged and Will land the passengers at the Navy Yard
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-19

lust received with fire.. lot of DRUGS AND
y MEDICINES
20 dozen Fosgate's Cordial: the best remedy
now in use for Cholics, Chol, IA Morbus Diar-
rhGa, and the Summer Complaints generally.
Is dozen Barry's Tricopherous
"a . HamptOn's Vegetable Tncture
y Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Jayne's Caminativc Balsam
Cannon's Bitters.
For sale by
II. d. CLARKE. Potomac Hail. and
CLARKE s. BOWLING. eth street,
jy lS-lw between ID and f. Island
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UJDr. CnarDOnnell, Roman CaCnOuc
Bishop of Toronto, has addressed circulars
to the clergy of his diocese, warning all
Catholics who shall create disturba
like the riot at Montreal, that they shall
be deprived of receiving the communion
for time, in proportion to their offence,
and if they die in disobedience of the or
dinance, shall be deprived of ecclesiastical
burial. .........
MAYNE RE1D.-We see it rumored that
Msyne Reid, author of the g Scalp Hun
ters," and other romances of food and
field, who was formerly Lieutenant of
the New York Volunteers, and won for
himself quite a reputation for gallantry
and courage in the Mexican war, is an Of
ficer on the staff of the Emperor Napo-
leon. .. r.a. .... Fl. ..-
UA committee of the Workinsmen
of Baltimore, in accounting for the early
demise ofthe :" Press" the workingmen S
organ, recently started in Baltimore, say:
'EFrom various causes, among which
are their meddling with the political par
ties, which was directly contrary to the
written agreements between said proprie-
tors and your committee; their unwarrant-
able attacks upon all the daily papers of
our city and their proprietors, and likewise
assailing the characters of private citi-
zens, which conduct was done against
the earnest circumstances of your COM
mittee, who failed not to warn them and
beg of them to desist from course which
they knew to be contrary to the will Of
those who established the said paper
that from these, and other causes well
known to the public, the Daily Press
ceased to be issued since last Friday.
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DIE D,

On the 10th instant, IMoGEN. aged | year and 2
months, only child of George r. and Maria A. Hail.
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MUSIC, MUSIC MUSIC "


- Songs for the Piano: What are the wild waves
saving; A voice from the waves; Essy Way; Nancy
I'LL; fairy would be; Linda's gone TO Baltimore,
My heart Is breaking; Will no Maiden marry Inc
Pieces for piano; Lieder ohne worte Won Li.zt;
Witches Dance, by Wallace; Scbuberts SeraTade,
Scbuman's Album; POkas and Schot'l>ches: Dulcl-
clna-N alace-Pn Flower garden Cradle
Holliday-Daisy-Naiad Queen; Mexican National
March; Canadian grand trunk railway gallon; Du-
etts for Piano; Home Schottsche; Swiss Cottanc do;
Uncle Neu; etc. Guitar: Ny home INV happy
home; etc. etc, etc
Also, SIX dozen superior tiolns, Accordeons, &c,
all TO be had at the cheap Musical Depot of
HfLBUS HITZ,
South side Penn. ave, doors west of 10Th St
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% JOE SHILLINGToN receives all the new Books
and Newspapers as fast as published. lie is agent
for Harper's and all the other Magazines, and our
readers will always find large and good sorment
OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Bookstore
Odcon Building, corner of4 y street and Pennsyiva-
MA avenue. feb
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FURNITURE, VANISHING, REPAIRING. &
Il JOBBlNG SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, between 18th and l3S streets, next door To
Lambs plcture-irame factory Housekeepers and
Others having furniture out of repair can by leaving
their orders or calling al the above place. have IL pu
IN rstrate order NJ such prices that viii please all
iavorng the undersigned with their work. With
prompt attention and moderate charges, the suhscri
Der confidently anticipates share Of public patron
age. Old chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past favors, the under
signed respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. ROBT III. WALMSLEY.
IL lS-enlm
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DIHG k....Br MRS, T. X. HrRvEr.
Dropped away I'VE may not hold them;
Mightier arms than ours snfold them
Dropped away like morning mist
Jealous suns have calrd and Rissd:
Love Is deep! ~
Throbbing pulse and burning tear
Shall the dull'd sense feel or hear,
Starting up from deathly bier'
Let them slespl
Let them be enough Of pain
Drop the dark pail down again ~
Lift no more from asher cheek
The veil-and lips that can not speak;
Loveis deep
Do we call the swallow back?
Loves the ship the iceberg's track
Stretch them not upon the rack
Let them sleep
Let them slumber Here no more
Passion, with its torrent-rosr,
Sweeps the stranded heart away
In its full rush-till all is clay
Love is deep.
Now that billows' war is waged,
Now that the waters are assuaged;
Peace walks the world where seas have raged--
Let them sleep!
Make = the wide earth space for two; 49,
Both were loving-one was true;
Lay them not asunder now q.
For the frown upon their brow
Love is deep
sever'd were they in their prime
Not by distance-not by time
Plant them where the roses climb
Let them sleep,
We who mourn them gone before,
Let us wait upon the shore,
Till yon Pilot, hailed again,
Steers US DER the self same main
Love is deep!
Prayer shall watch them, on her knees;
Thought shall follow like breeze
Love can melt though Death may freeze
Let them sleep!
Though our hopes be torn and dead
Though our souls disquieted,
Let us arise and 20, and pray
In the light Of Gods white day;
Love is deep!
Soon enough the darkness falleth
Soon enough the earth galleth;
Wait We till the Angel caleth,
= LET THEM SLEEpiB
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Latter from Rodney.
Esrrfspanrrnfs q tas erssetni.

Gsrrsspsuurnfs Of tbs Gusesnt. ~
- Ropsss MISS, April O. 1858.
Ma Eplsoa-Finding myself detained in this pleasant
little village for few hours and casting about for
thing employ myself at thought that would devote
psr ofit to giving you the result Of weeks OBSERVE
ton, being just that time from the Crescent City The
planters through this region and about vickburg and
jackson have suffered little from the immense fall q
rain, the most of them having been compelled to plant
their crops again and have Just finished the
planting This will necessarily make both crops late
While in yicksbuux and Jackson heard much said
the subject of railroads. and bad he pleasure OF lengthy
Interview with r A. Marshall ESQ the talented and en-
ergetic President of the Southern Railroad left him
on his way to the city, whittier he goes to lay the plans
prospects, etc. Of his road before our citizens and
|. 10 solicit their aid In its construction. o.,
1t to hoped in view Of the great Importance Of the
subject matter of his visit that he will obtain favorable
hearing and the desired aid to the Southern Railroad
The great impotancsof this road to the city has
fully laid before citizens and venture the
sertop that II Mr., Marshall has opportunity of
planning its various advantages and the great amount Of
trade 1t will reclaim for New0rleans that his
quest win be promptly complied with That this road
will form part of the great national road connecting
NewYork with the Pacific, assuming San Diego for ter
minus may be concluded from considerations of climate
length and Of facility and economy of construction aud
it that for the interests and prosperity Of
New0reans it should by all means be Indeed she
would be incidentally injured should any other route be
adopted This read has many warm advocates and sup
porters at home and abroad There is doubt that
large and valuable grant Of lands will be made by the next
Congress- aud little timely aid from the city would make
this result by inspiring more confidence, and
thus pushing through to speedy completion and
securing vast advantage to us.
For the transportation of passengers and the mails
offering the speedest and safest route would mite
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Correspondence.

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, Esq..
sRYou detsnaou unexpected by leave th, cir, ou
the Gloss your eloquent truthful
Instructive patriotic Lecture Last Saturday evening" heard
with unued most anxious and others
hear unpnsd and unabridged, your
beautiful exposition Of Ths Political History Of Ireland 49,
We will not despair obtaining this great qualification
fore do In the most respectful friendly p
v return to hen you fulfilled your engage
Governor be and his honored
ernmsu, to deliver = Lecture at the Capital
Hoping that making this request
invaluable time. g.
We have the honor subscribe ourselves very
your attached friends and admirers.
ID. Cros,mau, J. II. oyerton, John p Heas,
Magnss white, Va Elmore, Jo, Brenan,
Carl kohu N. r. Jennings, j. X. Elges,
A. NJ Buchanan, E. J. Forstal, J. p. Fretst,
s. w. Oakley, J. @. Ssy mour, N. Gordon Jr,
A. Mereisr, nj. d. Hugh Kennedy, Geo Eustis, Jr.,
John Orchard, John $. Thrashsr, J. IL. Moore.
/. Z. Morse G. Roselus,
NEW ORLEANS, ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
April H. 1853. !
GssrLExzsThe invitation you baye given your
city and and conclude the Lecture
eyed such marked terms Of ndshp would
and In truth would III requs the hsa you
in complimentary tone, eordaty expressed
shal therefore, gratefully the request you
and would name Thursday evening
And remain, gentlemen, always yours most faithfully
api9 THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGIIER.
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Eu Wssr AND NEw 0ntKAss Msst Iss<l-It viii be
~ upon reference sd$tetsns Columns thsA H.
o. Nan Linz bstwsen this city and Key West has been
NINA I'D that the steamer Jas L. Day leaves the
th in& and WIN stop at all intermediate mall landings
ossso, Hardin o., No. 90 Poydras street, are her
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, MAY s,
1yl 1852: COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW OR.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE CITY PRINTING.
Article Be j. ordained, That irom after passage
Monday April Of each year. pube auction and
the lowest bidder the furnishing printed
the City giving notice Of sneh adjudication in m
Official journal the Common Council during five
Art That the shall printing nshs
Of all forms blanks and other job printing which may required
office that the printing and rnishns
Of FORMS blanks and other job printing which may required
discharge the Of their third shal
be for the printing and furnishing Of all FORMS Job printing
eetors and all other and employees Of tbs CIV
Government the discharge Of the oce unless
That duty Of the Comptroller to oba, from
each Of the aforesaid officers boards far as praeica
printed be required several on and
that said copies shs be exposed his Office
the time Of the publication Of said notice. -
Art That separate bids shall be
every Of the blanks forms printed required
sad cnsrae will be furnished printed bidding and
furnish and approved Finance Com
mttees the Common Council the of eseoo for the faithful
immediately after passage and publication
this ordinance the Comptroller shall proceed TO SELL Aer advertising
cay. IT,; sa fs sa he
the r sS ss s & sS he ss
previous ordering blanks that there shall Be uniformity
said ban throughout the @enDSsS ~ article
tsigned1 "A 49, =. y, oIl ngf y
ts,gusdl nFRANs: ALPUExTE,
Af fgiss:si Nay ''l'''' AID. oaossMAs n.,,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CIR. o. SS,rr;so..l.As..l
u.s. Notice is hereby given that in virtue of
ordinance will sell Office, MONDAY AprI ss
0fs fos Banis job Printing required By H. sioas
;P'sI Q, Dksuys. ossfsisls,.
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-Four Days Later from Euro

MELANCHOLY AcclpESr.-Yesterday morning. a young
by the of Thos Scarborough, says the Augusta
Constitutonalis Of the 7h shot by the accidental
discharge Of revolver in the hands younger
They examining the pistol, Of which they did
not believe 10 be loaded They placed caps the tubes
and exploding them when the pistol
The ball the breast the right side about one
inch from the nipple ranging the breast but the
precise locston OF the ball could not be ascesned be-
Of the patient not being able to stand the necessary
manipuations. We understand his life is despared Of
This is but of many accidents occurring from the
careless handling Of firearms and should warning to
persons hold the muzxle Of any rearm towards
any under any circumstances Whatever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-13

Gottsus thrd and last concert b to take place at
odd Rsacsy III this evening very choice selection
nus ~ been made for this the last Appearance Of
s sucasd young Creole previous to his departure from
anoasU
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RABn Does-A large number of rabid dogs have lately
made their appearance In and several
the sdiaeent counties Of Pennsylvania The councils Of
sunbuy we have passed ordinance providing
the destruction Of all dogs found going at large without
music Newark Delaware, also, dog war has been
declared, and hostiitiss have already commenced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-13

+ - SourH-wEsr Pass April l2-r.M
ny ~ arsivpa ffon vEs ctuz We ~ informed that
Prssidsst sanH Anna snte1 shat port 4 NJ on the
LIT inds Nh ~ slo1 as Hasksd with very istls feel.
ipe and he IN mmedistsy of his hacienda near Jalspa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-13

s SwIrzERLAsp's TRIBurE WAsHiseroS NATIONAL
Washingfon April 5The beautiful block o.
stone contributed by switzerland, inscribed To tn,
Memory Of Washington-the Free Swiss Confederation
lso2n-vss presented to-day at noon to the Natioua
Monument Association with appropriate ceremonies. BY
L. Huicr, ESQ., Swiss Consul at Alexandria accompanied
BY neat and appropriate address 1t received by
Mayor Lennox for the Monument Association, who re
sponded In aneloquent manner.
1t was then conveyed to Monument Place drawn by
sx horses and escorted by the German Yeagers
panied BY Marine band making quite an imposing dis
number Of citizens joining in the procession
On passing the Executive Mansion General Henderson
the President Of its approach when he repaired
70 70 view it, As itpassed the President re-
marked, The Washington Monument would not be
complete without . stone from swisserland.p
fRounaE on The srkAnsR wssr w,Sp-Tuy Ksyss
WAA, ETC -Bosfon, April 5-By an arrival We have al.
/ Vices from Cape Town to the 9th Of Februarv Th.
steamer West Wind from NewYork for AuaraIia nut n,
there on the 18th Of February In consequence OF
trouble among the passengers The precise nst of thy
trouble not known, but 1t vas said that shs hs
rived with two captains In command The United state
Consul was endeayoring to settle the trouble
The kair still unsettled the Colonists dscar
Ing against any peace which does not expel the Kars
from their midst.
Two British Missionaries had been expelled from tbs
TannAsl Republic charged with sedtion and high trsa
son. : ~ E'f
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ID AISINS-1000 boxes MR. and Layers, in
y packages Of whoes halye. qasrterv, sale by
Api2 AT, COCHRAN Cd, Grnvier street.
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l7s: S ST.: 49,

n is$$$S f s :i.',,, | feN
kS-asee TO commence at o'doct, p. Al.
PURSE 1900. THREE MILE HEATS.
....ENTRIEs...
Nv MnOr6 BERRY BY imp Sovereign, OF Glencoe
Bns"%au. tB DOsnpgsl b { By imp Glencoe dam by
yune, 5y.o Drsss-Rsd and Red.
A..s INNS en- WADE HAMPTON, by Boston, of Maga
ret Woods 4y,o.
~ Badges Meeting, slo-nay Ticket Office
Aam..iSn to ihe gate and stands, 81 .,.--. e,
I apis ''' ''-'' '''' ''' ~ Inlay PIorri-tor
L1IFTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran a.
away from the plantation Of George NJ Pnkard fifteen ~
koRsf s~ md a BEVERLY Mi T. the sA and 18th March, two
GEORGE black, aged about Is years feet inches
speaks French and = glss ausniy.
and iiey and very intelligent calculated
almost he read and lie formerly owned by
probability they this time lurking
city, as they have been seen several times
me- Mo- Camp oG
jail that get thenor ss5 fos either apls
SUNDRIES-
y CASTOR o-ao bbls landing from steamer 81, Louis;
WESTERN BUTTER-s00 kegs and frkns;
TALIow cANDLEs-i5O boIss vsrious brands
CHEESE-ioo boxes landing fou Hungarian;
apis - A D. GRIEF co.. so Old I.,..
y MALAGA wINE-swset and dry pigs qrs eish.hs
INDiGO-carscess and Manila
apis HART ss'ss S co ;s - fsSospi sss s.
SUNDRIES-
y ioo bags SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS; --vs
ss 80 s.ss GskNosLE wALNUrs .'-'>.-E
sn ''' texas fssAhs Is d. e a.r Stree,
- =
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ten from the Monroe (Miss) Democrat of the 9Th
1n0rok that foul murder committed in the quiet
hli19 Village Of Okolona, the 1st Newton Noles
school fischer In the town, killed by young
90 q his pupils, named Gill 1t appears that Gill walked
room daring the school hours with his on hi
head and when requested to take 1t on he replied nso
lsntly, Or in manner quite unbscoming pupil Mole
demanded IN expla1etion, which brought on the dim
Guilty that ssrtsd ID Gill stabbdpg him. which produced
~ dsash n about three minutes Gi Immediately nsd
~ = s Il large reward Of $500 offered for his
sDgsuAassipn He II youth Of considerable property
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-13

IMPORTANT EMPLoyINe TAILoRs-The effect of music
on the oddly and wonderfully verified during
late general mourning in London. tailor had great
number Of black suits which be finished in short
space Of time. Among his workmen there was a fellow
who always singing Rule Britannia and the rest of
the journeymen joined in the chorus. The tailor made
bis and found that the slow time of the
retarded the work in consequence, he engaged blind
fiddler, and placing him the workshop made him
play the lively tune of Nancy Dawson This had the
proper eect-the taiiors elbows moved obeden to the
melody and clothes were sent home within the prescribed
period