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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-01
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC.
"A KAHOMINY LAND-Will be sold to the
highest bidder. the premises, the 20th Septem.
Der next, commencing at III O'Clock A. M if fair il
not the next fair day. that valuable tract of Land
over. belonging to the estate Of Or. Reuben Msre-
dith decd containing $40 acres ado ming the lands
of A. b. Timberake, A. Lumpkn and others
This Land is eight miles from Richmond. within a
miles of Afee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
road and within miles of the Richmond and Chsr-
lottesville Plank Read, now being constructed. On
the Land 10 a small frame dwelng &, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm is considered ione of the most valuable
and productive on the Chckahcminy, and 10 well
adapted to the growth of corn, oats wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed crop of wheat, will be given
the LIST of October next and full possession the
LIST January, 1855.
TERMs-One-third cash on the day of sale, and the
remainder at and l3 months from the let January,
1885, with nterest-the credit pay ments to be
ed By bonds with satisfactory security and deed OF
trust on the premises.
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract will sell a tract of Wood Land, belonging to
the same estate, centsinng 10 iacres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same mentioned above.
T- Mr.. A. B. Timherake, the tenant, will take
pleasure in showing the Land to any person DESTROYS
p p. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of 4. Meredith, deed.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper Co. Va,
August 18th, 1854.
an I7-53.s w2vk dds
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GHOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ By the timely use Of BRYANTs CHOLERA
REMEDY. Not single case 10 said 10 have Occurred
where this valuable medicine was used itshould Be-
3 the possesnon Of every one. and we would advise
all 70 call ON Messrs r. Il. DUVAL 4 BRO. and pre.
care bottle Of this timely cure. jyis
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BY TAYLOR Il Williams

HOUSEf1ULD AND KITCHEN FUR
- ElTURE. CROPS, STOCK, &c. AT AUG.
TON The aubscriher. intending to remove to
Richmond, will sell at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY, 9Th Of Sepl'r neat, at II o'clock A. NJ, at his
farm, Burnside Hanover county. miles frem Rich
mon1, al his Stock, Farming Utensils, House hold
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops, &C.
The Farming Utensils and House hold and Kitchen
Furniture are nearly all and in good CIDER
among the stock are two very COED Work Horses
TERMs--Cash for all sums OF $50 and under: over
that amount nos. credit fer approved paper. inter
est added. Il r P6ITIiITY
Sale conducted by TAYLOR i WILLIAMS, Auct.'
an % -A1S'''
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE

|TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUS f
i AND LOT ON CARY STRFET-On MON
DAY, 18th September, 1854, at O'Clock, p NJ upon
the premises IN execution of certain deed Of trust
dated i9:h Apfl 1854 and recorded in the Richmond
Hastings Court office in Deed Book No d. paye 5iI
Will be so d the property conveyed in said deed to
vita LOT Of LAND in the city of Richmond on
streets fronting 80 feet and running back 1854 feet to
an alley 10 feet WIDE upon which lot there s franz.
ed building with about four rooms formerly occupied
hy Mr. ID b. Ancsrrow, and more recently by MIR.
VIM. A. Southall.
TERMs-Cne-third cash one-thi-d on 22d Decem.
per, 10 and ope:third on 22d April, lej5-credit
payments to bear interest and title to be retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
BY order Of the Trustee.
auS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Auct
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NEW BOOkS.-Noctes AmbrOsianR, BY
~ the late John Wilson, editor Of Blackwood's
MAGAZINE. &c 5 vols l2mo-$5
neutrality-suspicious. of the CHI Psalm, By the
Rev John Steyensop; 12no-75c
Florence Egerton, sunshine and Shadow; limo,
cloth--75c.
tion.
Leila Ada, the Jewish Convert authentic me-
NOR, BY o. =. Heighwayi vol, i2mo-75c.
Inc New Tale OF Tub, an adventure, In verso.
oy w. N. Bailey Esq, with illustrations after de-
sisns by Lieut.. il Cotton; I2mo-58c
1T Is doubtful whether It Is possible 70 ind more
on genuine, unadulieIated fun in % pages, than 10
here served up to uan
SO cents
r.shion knd Famine, new supply 81 Is.
Inc Lamp-LiRhter. true story Of Uncle True and
I,ans 0estyi 5000 copies published in five months
aid bindings. for presents
Just received by
Az 81 JAMES wooDHoUsY.
M ACkEREL.-50 barrels No. 2 Macko
IL Ir5x 81 IT, -
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RANAWAY, from my plantation, in the
~ county of Prince Edward, on the morning of
the 23th inst 1854, negro man named JARRATT.
OF yellow complexion, busby hesd OF hair, about 5
feet or inches high, between 40 and % years old
Having many acqusint ances on the Richmo I'd and
Dauville Railroad induces me to believe he will
endeavor to make his way to retersbure: as he has
some two three children living with Sylvsnus
johnson.
wild pay reward of ten dollars to any person
who will apprehend the said negro confine him In
Jail 50 that get him again.
JOHNSON NJ. DUNGANs,
au Sn-3t Burkeyille, Aug. %, 1854.
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su 23-6tif

i UMBEk! LUMBER The sabscri-
IL bers have hand the following bindssf LUn-
Der, which they offer 70 their ensssmefs ana shs
trade at fair prices and On reasonable teffns viz;
0O0o Il. clear Canada White Pine, long lspgfhs,
and ell sixss.
l5o,eo0 n. seasoned and inch buuon W ooos suPss
riof quality.
LOG, COO n. seasoned 1, and linen w ntss Uooc
loo ss,f n. ssssoned and inch OAK Tobacco Bex
"a am n, sessonsd 81 dressed Fioorins.
so mo n q ssoped 1, "A. 2 and Inch Rock Maple.
40 eco r. seasoned =, s and Inch Ash.
30 o00 n. scpeiios |, and inch Cherry.
IOtoa n. !, and inch Black WALNUT
10 600 n. |, IA, and inch white Northern Hickory
lnOOto hyperion Cypress Shingles
100 O0a n. heart Scsntlina.
Add the arGcat assortment OF Mahogany IN the elfy.
The centinued favorable attention of tbs tsa1e II
rsspectfl III collected. BELvIN PARKER.
Lumbef and Mahogany Dealers Bread street.
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
lie Of Dr. noses PAIN cUREs and 1 biz CAR
MINATiVE BALSAM by them In of sudden
schness these medicines frequently cure Ia less time
than 1t requiresto get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take a teaspoonfnl Of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning. when.
Pain Curer In bottlesa at l2I, o and Scots.
DR.. ROSES CARMINATlvE BALsAM for Chol-
ers Cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry Ths mixture Is one of the most important nedi-
cines. and should be kept in all families As sooth
ing preparation, It has no equal In cases Of infants
crying general pain. 1t has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints Of Adults.
it has failed During the cholera of 1892. 1884
and 1849 it failed ia no instance when used before
death had positively struck the pstient. hsve had
used it during those memorable periods testify ing TO
itswonderfui curative powers % sent os bottle,
Dr.. S. ROSES wHooPINa COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently cures In one
"f Del f,if roses vsi EXTRACT OF BUcHU.-This
is one of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder and all equity Affections Price
' Dr. g. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for falling of
the Womb Female Weakness Debility and Relaxa-
ton This disease, heretofore tested by bandages,
nslIistives, yields completely TO the Of these
tonic G0dsq Pi; pTss 5 5es
cure every malady disease incident 70 man, bu {
they are a grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
az ste m and common feven. They adapted to tho
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often 9 preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DIR. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, will
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever Fee
yer and Agne. Price 12t and Csc.
Ali whose constitutions are impaired by disease. or
weak by nature should read DR.. J. 8. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser (which contains description OF the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of tree. ment1 IL
can be had without charge.
All of Dr.. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co, Bennett Beers,
xdie Gray q. A. Strecker. A. Duyai, A. Bodeker,
j. 3, Wood, VIM r. Lsdd. 3. n. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie r. r. Dnvsl Bro, 0rubbs d Apperson, in this
city and of dealers generally in every city and town
throu yhout the United States.
IL 2I-FM&W&cis-ts
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of Malaga.
MARK EFT s.

From Brown Sh;p!ey's Circular
Breads utts- Vheat-W hite s. 81 a los cd red
% %. "; I'd bTeadsfuifs generally in fair de-
nand with moderate business and prices rather in
favor OF buyers. 49,
ne quotations are for W estern Canal Sis 81. I'd:
Baltimore SIS Sd S3s; Ohio 23s Cd sis: Cans.
dian SIS. 3ls. Cd: Sour 23s 29s Whea.-w.jts O.,
81 100 Cd; red 80, Sd a9i 3D. Corn-yellow 35s
6i. a sos mixed 35s.; white 6 u.s.
C@tton-New Orleans fair 6s middng 81; Mobile
fair g. middling =, Upland fair e.; mddling 81; in
feriUI ois. 81 49,
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M ACKEREL.-50 barrels No. 2 Mack 8
4SA srsl receiving and for ale low 10 closs.
u0-iw DUNLOP, AONCuRE & CO.
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"a FUR KENT, CHEAP-A first rate
IL stand for a large whole sale or retail store op-
posite Exchange Bank, and next door Ia Messrs.
Kent, Paine Il Kents new building considered the
best location in the city. Posse be had in
few days CHAS. A. GWATKIN
an z8-fLif Ounoefe Erchanga
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S%RA HACKS FOR HIRE have
90 two three very fine HACKS, with
gentle horses and careful drivers to hire families
and the public which may always be bad BY apply.
ing at MI Thompson MAYORS stables on 10Th sire ct
opposite ths United States Hotel.
Families and Others needing handsome and safe
turnout ON any occasion, may rely upon being sc-
commodated by sending ne their orders
au S0--lm* THOMPSON NAYInR
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I'D BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
- OF BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY. AT PRIVATE SALE For particu-
srs call at the subscriber at the stone building the
Basin, or at his residence.
my SITS RI TYLER
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sAHafaS-s LOST-On Sunday, be-
>~ ~ tween Purcell l. Ladd's and Aae
K Gray's stores, pair of Gold SPECTACLES.
reward will be paid the finder by leaving them at the
Dispatch effice, with
au 3n-3t* HILL RAWLINGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15
Brooklyn S'7ty Intelligence.

CoSyIoIIoy AND SENTENCE ON AN INDICTMENT pos
In the Kings County Court of General Sessions yes
Samuel Fee, man Of family, aged about THU
years, was placed at the bar on an indictment 70,
The person upon whom the outrage was commit,
German girl, about fourteen years of age. She
with the family of Mr. Brinckmsn, on the corner
Brunt and Fremont streets, South Brooklyn. !
fence as proved, was committed on the night of IL
Of June last, when defendant, who resided in tn.
house, forcibly entered the apartment occupied b.
plainant and outraged her person. Her scream
tracted the attention Of others in the house. an
Bril- ckmap who Immediately got up to see what v
matter, saw defendant jump out of the win low
room occupied by the young female. Other cor
tive evidence was adduced 50 as TO leave no doubt
ever of the guilt Of the prisoner, and he was co,
by the jury The Court thereupon sentenced him
State prison for the term Of ten years.
CoRoSrR's INouEsr.-Coroner Ball held an inque
terday, upon the body of Mrs Randall McDonal
died at her residence, in Plymouth street, on r,
in consequence of exposure and neglect 1t appe
had been i'll, and Notwithstanding her condition b
band elected her from the house, and she was COZ
to lodge in the woodshed. This was repeated for ,
nights. The jury rendered verdict In accor dan
these facts, and the husband was arrested. The
lars were transmitted to the District Attorney,
action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

Osy1cS OF ooNhksloNER OF JURoRs.-N ID not sen
known that persons entitled to exemption from Ii
formaDce Of militia duty-such Is aliens and msz
forty Ave years Of aegean obtain from the Cor
aoners Of Jurors permanent exemption, under .
act OF the Legislature
TIE WEATHER We are certainly getting enough
weatt or to make up for the long drought An da
terday the skies were showery. and at Tunes the
came down lightly; but in the evening cit didn't
but 1t poured. y tbs saying is The streets we're
ed, and well washed, with no thanks to the street
tractors. Umbrellas we're above par, and thin clc
took fall II We sre 10 Judge from the weather Q
terday summer has passed. the cheated term is
ano fall is upon he change Is certainly for tn
tor, for any amount Of rain Is preferable 10
dry, suitry, parching times as We have passed. thr
FATAL FALL FROM New BurDNo.--Yest1d&y
noon, about 8 O'Clock. man named Peter Carr,
work upon the ne v building in Centre street, near
erecting ON the site Of the late conHagration +
street, fell from the 9th story, through the beal
beams, and falling upon his head, dislocating his
producing severe internal injuries He was inmsd
conveyed to the City Hospital, whore he now lies
insensible condition.
Military ELECTION AT an election of the Ninth
men, Of the New York militia, held on the It'll
Colonsl vice Colonel Sweeney, resigned, and Lieut..
promoted 10 the rank Of Major vice Major Shsa res
MILITARY EXCURSION Last evening the United G.
Guards, Capt Smi b, passed our Office on their
from q target excursion to Fast New York. The
accompanh by SheltoD's fun band and hating In
of the HYRALD Office. gave us military salute viii
band played . patriotic air They carried with
many valuable priz~s and well riddled target, nh
that the prizes were not easily won. This IL I'm,
pany, and deserving OF much praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15
Fires In New York.
-v-- ~

Between ! and 2 O'Clock yesterday morning, a
of ere sounded for the Fourth district, caused
discovery of Ore in the upper part of the building
Broadway, few doors above Fourth street. !
men with their usual alacrity were promptly
spot, and the flames were found to be In the seco
Of said building, occupied by Mrs. Bernard Acker
French drcssmaking establishment At the
the fire there was no one in the house except N
rman's son and two daughters, their parents
left the city on Monday last for Virginia. The
peared to have originated in kind of closet tetv
two rooms on the second floor, In which was J
most part of the millinery goods. The flames
through the floor to the attic room, and spread
the two rooms on the second door, dearoyir q
every article Of furniture The fremen, howev
ceeded in extipguishing the flames before reach
roof. We lean that an insurance was on the pro
the amount Of 81, 500 in the Hanover Fire Insurap
pany. The store below Is occupied by Edward J.
merchant tailor. Cart. niis-, -s AZ. rietvcnt
r.,n-., " hv, WIN his accustomed activity, was
the first at the premises, broke open the store, q
ed by his men, saved all the property BY convey
the station house.
The Fire Marahal, assisted by Capt. Dilks, hmm
after the Gre was put out made an examination
premises, and 1t was evident from the amount 4
Ing that the fTe had commenced in closet loo
tween tho two rooms The whole matter win
Their nvestiRated.
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Marine Affairs.

rn Ella DAY STEAMER --rhe steamship known a. the
ak day steamer is the sectional dock oopperng
and we would strongly advise those that fond of
looking at beautifully modelled vessels TO embrace the
opportunity Of visiting her. 1t Ia the opinion Of some Of
our most scientific naval constructors that be
surpassed for beauty buoyancy and speed Her frame
constructed Of live oak, chestnut and hacmatac, and
panked and ceiled with Georgia yellow pine. she Is
thoroughly strapped with IRON In addition TO the
ordinary wooden nelson's, she has centre and two
hlge kclsons Of iron, running from stem to stern
and connecting the dead woods with the rst tier OF
beams which gives her mnch additional strength, by
which IL would appear impossible for any sea to AFFECT
the sheer OF the hull This Of great Importance Tor so
long the huh kept in line the engine rarely gets ont
Of It. webslove she is to be called the Ocean Bird or
the Bird of the Ocean-ethcr OF which would DO ap
propriate to her graceful appearance
CIlpprRs FOR TIE FRENCH GovERNyErr.-Severaf French
naval officers are at present in this city and are about
forming a contract with OF our eminent navai NJ
chtects to build twelve clipper ships, OF about
tons EACH to be employed in the French colonial tnde
The impcria government contempates col onrlng New
Caledonia and these clippers will be employed in carry
n there from France After comparing the
nastsees Of steamers with clippers from England to
nustrna the average length time has been 30 de-
cdsdly in favor Of tho latter that they have been pre-
ferrsd especially Il can be rallied more economically
] thap stcauers. -1csfgN laas, &Yk u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

BACKBONE WAsTEp-Charles Sumner, in a
recent free soil speech, said that the great want
of the North was want of backbone. The
EUeniag Post eonfesses as much concerning the
resolutions of the late soft shell farce at SYRIA
cuse. 1t says that
Spirtless and covardly was that portion Of the
resolutions which related 10 the Nebraska question
wholly inadequate they we're to express the views Of
the great majority Of those who were represented in
that and absolute Ia the disgust which
every lair mind must feel the puslsnmous and
promising temper to call by name, in which
they drawn up, they yet condemn the great
Of the aomnstra tionthe repeal Of the Missouri Com
promises for which there was no good reason nor
just occasion.
And yet this lack of backbone was nothing
to what we shall see in November. Does Gov
Seymour accept?
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Naval IntelllRence.

NAVAL ASSISTANT suRGEvss.-fhs following
order has just been issued from the Navy Depart
present himself for examination after having
ordered, (unlcss for reasons which may be sat
to the department or who, after examination,
reported by the Board as ''not qualified" for pr,
shan be dropped from tho lit Of officers Of the
J. G. DOBBIN, Secretary Of the
Navy Department, sept. 7, 1854.
PAY OF FREMKH IN THE NAVY The Soaretar
Navy has published the following general order
The general order dated 18th august, 1854,
extended, that from the date thereof, the pay
class fremen viii he 425 per month, coal heav
TIE pay Of drst class dremen will remain
month"; ~ provided for in the general order OF 1ft
1854. J. c. DOBBIN, Secretary Of the
Navy Department, Sspt. !, 1854.
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WMYlamshur,x city News.

BAsI.RDy Mr.. John Kaylar, arrested by Cor
rennin, was tried and convicted on charge OF bai
befoieJastices Mansfield and Amar, on Wednesday
complainant, Mary Donpelly, had resided at the b,
accused (who Is married man) about two years
UNLICENSED GROCERIES. Mayor Wall is about c
the arrest of oil unlicensed rum dealers (about
this city, who win be dealt with according to law
Kings COUNTY HOSPITAL Report for the week
Sept 12:--Rsmaining in hos ital, ASS; received by
Of superiDter den 8, l16; born, g. Total, 577.
ierred to Almshouse, 2; do. to Nursery, Q, disch
IS; deceased,S. Total ITO Remaining. ACT.
Two young femsles Of questionable character,
Louisa HaderiR and Catharine Filters, were yes
sent BY Mr.. khley, Superintendent of the Poor to
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

FRENCH LINE OF OCEAN SrEAMERs.-Wc are
TO have French line Of screw steamers. 1t l.
fixed fact. The line is to begin with five
steamers, and will commence its trips in No
vembor. Monsieur p. Lefevrc, the director Of
Sae line, is in the city, perfecting his arrange
mcnts for this country. We shall have more to
rny Of this enterprise tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

LIGHT WANTED.-When are we to have o
public ratification in Tan,many Hall Of the
resolutions and State ticket Of the soft shell
free soil Syracuse Convention Does Govern
or Seymour accept? What caused the pain
full and sudden decease Of the True Morning
G!oryi Who killed Cock Robins Light
Nanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

THE MAINE ELECTION AND THE SEWARD
WmGs.--We understand that the Seward wings
count largely upon the results of the political
fusion of wings, free sellers, &C., in the
Maine election, when the party Of this State
shall come to talk over the matter at Syracuse.
Let the Know Nothings Of Wall street be on
the 0ni rire,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

A GES on MUSICAL CRnorsN.-We find the
annexed bit of rhetorical pcrspicacity in a
c,iiique Of Norma printed in one of the
leading" papers Of this city on Tuesday
The music Of Cssta Iiya was we'll observed except at
the noles the penpltemate chords, where the
rosers 1ipg destroyed, AID poor
substituted. Piano maestros and singers not
poeers and therefore, often have curious sclec,sn
and harbariAms in the alterations o. the music. In this
beautifully expressive of pfayerfnl almost tearfsl
eicns intensity and the ,ponsc in exact symmetry
he phrase Immediately before It, was rnEed by alter
alton. rs Bolin wrote, it is natural c. hat e. and
then the closing The first half tone in that position
the sentiment considered, is exquistoly eloquent anu
phrase. GeLius cannot mend this, but the vulssriy
Which demands more positive note for the natural
Viii III the composer did want, and would have shrunk
from We are aware of the difficulty Of conveying any
thing like criticism in newspaper, nd go ont Of the
way here to indicate Of the many acts OF violence
Gone to melody which cannot be altered from the way
which genius treats it. Let It be remembered, says
Carlyle, Eve give the spirit Of his wcrds) that
genius rees more deeply and expresses more clearly,
than al the men of talent put together.
we give this in charity to many people who
were at Castle Garden on Monday, and did not
notice. at the time, the glazing fraud perpe-
tratcd by Nine. Grisi upon the public; here
she, also, can find her turpitude set forth in ali
its naked deformity, and we trust that she will
"go and sin no more One cannot but ad-
mre the clearness which marks the critics
statement of the facts in the case; and Carlyle,
who is noted fd being considerably less trans
parent than mud, is also brought in to astonish
the unlearned reader any dear child,' said
Mrs. Jones to her daughter. " what duck Of q
man our new minister isl" "Why y inquired
the damsel. ooh! he preached such great
sermon today-so full Of long words that none
Of Us could understand It'll" The fiat &"
critic will pass for great creature at the small
family tea parties Of the Mrs. Joneses, but
sensible people would prefer that he should
"b natural" and throw pedantry and technical
terms g to the dogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

REGULATING THE Know NorHINGs.--All the
democratic candidates for the October election
in the city Of Philadelphia, have come out in a
letter rcpudiating the Know Nothings. Read
the document in another part Of this paper.
This is q good example for the hards of Stuy-
vesant Institute and the softs Of Tammany Hall.
They ore both behind the bush upon this sub
ipct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

GLORY ESouoH.--We are informed that
Major Borland, late Minister to Central Anne
RIGA and Grey town, has retired to the shades
of private life In Arkansas where he intends
abstaining heuoeforth from all the political ex-
elements Of the day. lie has had glory
enough.