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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19
VALLEY UNION SEMINARY.
CHaS T. COOKE A M Principal


Mn. NM IL PLEAsAsTs, Ancient Languages and Natu-
raj Science.
q G. l.. CockE, Mathematics.
" J. A. T.. WISKLER MoIern Languages and NJ sic
- HgNRY CcutNUIr Music.
Mas EMILY Gauen. Music Painting. Needle-wo Nc.
MISS Lucy jury, Higher English.
= BETTE A. JuRtY, Preparatory Studie-.
Mrs INDtANNA V. RtyEs, tioverncss.
" SUSANNA V. Cocks Marion.
The second term of this Institution will open on the
st day Of February, and continue In the 9TH of July,
1854 The charge for bonId and tuition in all Englh
branche. is SEQ For the Anrien and Modern Linn
gnages Ion Music and all al studies, additional
charges made. Payments halt in advance ind half
the close OF the M deduction Tor absence
oept in cases of protracted illness
The Institution provided with Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus Musical Instruments, aud all NO.
cessa,y facilities Tor varied and thorough instruction,
~ Individuals coming To this place by way of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, will stop nj Salem
Depot and not Bousnck's, ns heretofore. An Omni-
bus will from the Springs Salem and back, daily
for the first week OF the Pupils coming IN after
thu time should invariably inform the Principal of the
time they will lie the depot. The chnrgo for convey
ancc from and to the Railroad distance OF miles.
will be 50 cents, when done mt the expense OF the In
sitution
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
dec 81 dttcw4w
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FATAL DuEL.-A duel was fought last Satur-
h. week in Pickens county, Alabama, between
4. F. w. Irby and DIR. FAINT, both of Noxubee
bunty. in that State, which resulted in the death
the former. He was shot in the body at the
tst fire and died instantly. His antagonist was
|iured The two gentlemen had been rival can
dates for the Legislature, and tbs said the du-
originated in political difficulty. DIR. lrby
N been elected. His remains were brought to
|obie and inferred in the Odd Fellows burying
kpund
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rI,O THE PEOPLE Of Lyme hbmrg.-

l. ADAMS n cos Expresses ofe, DHs, Certain
and Cheap facilities far obtaining goods ot all dcserp
lion. from all parts of the Unite, States,
We have secured Special Expreaa Piivelcees ON III.
swift and JdmcSonA aud Roaaoke. ,avinc
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday, thriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week Ivy this line
rfc prepared lorwesl goods of all descriptions
very Inv rates. Our Express enves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Dnvenp line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Po,'crdge
Our inland express per Grrm u. : Mail Liz. c'ss'
,les hrr'tniorr ia arrive IN Richmond Tr,,c d..
The well-hn chnrlcier OF our house for Resp
bilit, mud attention the interests ol
warrants in snyng that shipp"rA will hna II /" ihc'
interest % order their GOODS through Aa,msS Ca
Express =" ADAMS x CO,
per I'm, H. Mosby, Aecnt,
jy % ifdts LynchLmP Va.
N B-Goods dispatched to all points where - hav,
agents
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I3-Sales of 5000 bales
ltton at 4d94 cents for middngs. Decreas-
receipts at all Southern ports of 10000.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 14.-Cotton steady, with
! es of 5000 bales. Flour dvanced-Oho 81
heights to Liverpool dull at Sd. Sterling Elk
! nge staI.
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Hastings Compound Syrup ofNapths.

4 POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION. DE-
~ cline, A.ihmn, aud all Discusses Of the Che.t and
Lnng.. angle bottle will prove its efficacy. Hes so-
fore ali regular practitioners placed amongst
the ncuinble dcn.cs and such, the hospitals OF all
cities declined recaive patients persons afflicted
with it Happily, however discovery has been ,nade
which disnrms Consumption of Its t"rros by rlscing
il entirely under control. For the truth Of oil we
any, refer my Of tho eminent Physicians ct
Ho-pitnls in America and Europe, VIII, now. through
the all Of Dr.. Hastings' NAPTHA SYRUP, reocgpzs
Consumpo curhble and dali, rejoice In the return
ing health unh strength Of those for whom before its
discovery. ia y could hive expected hored for
but tie grave II H. in fnct, the only prepare
ton known have succeeded In arre4ng the tor
nniion ol tuerces in the Lungs, in revolving those
nlrendy lome Fur d1hna. Coughs Nigh SUeats,
Syuttag Of Blood, Difficulty of Breaihiag. and Sereness
oj Hc Chel, HASTINGS NhPTHA SYRUP, by at
graphing with the root of the d4ease stands be-
zone all tnown rene lies; and operations in all
speedy hnt patti, begin feel its beneficial ef
fccls soon after the frat second dose.
We might I'LL volume with certificates, bi' simp-
~ ask for sing rnl of this medicine Tor con-
hdenl TINT there is person suffering from any dsoase
of the lung bnt viii find an immediate benefit and spec
dy irim IT,
tF' For -ne in Lynchburg the Proprietors prices.
wholesale aud rotnil by ID R.LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY & co.
a l..
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SYNOPSIS of Incident.

Uncle Tom's CABIN, Aunt Chloe very industrious.
Tale abou the Abolioniss, Aunt Chlnc don like Gin
cinuati'' I'd RAIDER be the old PLANTATION Song
"Darcs no use talking WHEN niger wants to go,
Topsy. Uncle Toms return from Cnmp Meeting aud
happy time and plenty money. Bnnj" Solo. roPsv =
Spng, George Hurts White folks dat don, own Mig
gers, very cool tn Talk Consolation from Uncle Tom
Song, My old Kentucky Home, Georse Harris
ny :. Whos da Knocking at de Door George liar
ris. Duet " Though Sorrow Clouds" George and
Liza. Intrusion uf Iame Jake. Separation. Song
Coon Hunt, " Lame Jake. Massy is 40 stiney man
Nose much pleased With that idea, and very cautious
about de jug. Uncle Toms Cabin, Marriage of Liza
und George Hurts. Dey both Jump the Broom. Such
a Happy Time Camp Meeting Chaults. Corn Shuck'
ing Reel.
Oh! white folks, Wen have you tn know,
Dis de version Of NJ. Stowe;
In her de Dai kes all unucky.
But W. am de boys OF Ole Kentucky.
Deu hnnd de Banjo down to play,
Wen nuke it ring both night and day
And we not what dc white folks say,
Dcl cant get tn ran away.
IP'ADMISS lON--50 ce"ts.
jan 0-dts
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOnl.

- X. IlGGAN & son. Urhnl <1r~rruSHrn-
IL. ster"rs, pape nnuger-, Mat
uess aud Rope Manufacturers. Main ~ -
Street, Two Daors below the Mnrkethou.e, Lynchbuig,
VA. keep constantly on hnnd and make irr Curl
ed Hair Lhuck, Mess, Cotton Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, undr b, Nlrl.oosenndiopo fevery deserp
ton We have IN our employment some hrst rnte Cab
net Wo kmcn; and intend t" keep hand anrI ~ "i
FURNITURE, of our own make. nnd Mao No,thrn
hrutc.-surh Bureaus, Sofas, Wnrdrohrs Bedtea,-,
Chpirr Double aud Single Lnngrs,-10Oo Bcnd,tni-
on h,nd Wens, l., afiention 81 all Aho nnyy
articles in line md pledge ontse cato sell up
~ us reasonable ~ hc ohninel In this
other market. GR-Speeiol ollenlion given IL thu TO
pnirinr # Furniture inn odsc's)
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relegiaphei 70, the Daily virginian.
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QuARRlES.
w. l.. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,


IL Il takes his met,d ol respectfully ntormeg Engi-
..is ielitee =, Canirprtnrs Builders lrnpreiurs
n f"n iefies Factories, Warehouses. &e that he ns
pureha 4 aud leased qunriics in Buckingham co.. W.,
md ,nehds opening and working them extensively lie
promises prnduc, Slate better calculated 10 answer n
purposes than any heretofore produced from these
quarrirs, aud will defy compeili"nas To lis qualiy with
any Site in the United Sta or imported lie would
iGurm the public that h" has ilom ,ontll been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and yields
10 none in Ms practical knowledge oi Slate Rock and
Stating He intends opening Slate Yard. at he iolow
ing places; Lynclburg Richmond aud Soottsvie,w where
lac will keep ,tan supply of Slate 10 meet the
der of these Tnwns and the county,. Srosvie viii
be The CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
lie will regularly supply ether points lie will have in
his employment of experience and kno"lctge IN
The business, enoh place, attend 10 orders to nnw
Stating or repairing old Ionts. These wlo have Slate
roofs oa of repnir, hive tenn immediately attended
10, and probably put IN bette condition than when fret
Slated there has been much bad stating dome in Va,
by ne> prlicnoed workmcn.
Specin.n of his work can be at the Lynchburg
Gus W .rks. examination Il which he requests by
those wanting work in his line
In some cascs Tor buildings he recommends aths
in the place shoeng the roof Tor Stating which costs
considerably Less
N. Il. Letters of enquiry, orders for Slate Stating
md repairing will be promptly attended 10 10y address
ing him Il either of the places ol business
dee gdscta
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The committee on
,blic lands of both Houses,to promote unitormi-
in the numerous projected railroad grants,
I'VE declared "a joint sub committee to prepare
l on the subject.
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BRIC LAYIN q 4.

FUNlIE subscriber is prepared undertake all kinds
l. Of BRICK LAYING & WORK in Lynchburg
and its vicinity. W DIRK entrusted To him will be esecn'
ted under the superutendence of Mr. John J. Phaup,
whose well known fidelity anil wokrmaalike skill is a
sufficient guarnnee for IT'S faithful execution and he
hopes will ensure him liberal patronage
jan Hts }. BENAGH, JR
To Express copy.
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WILSON rtrERs, }, H. MARtts, W, y, PEfinr
Nelson Lyn'htmrf. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Richmond, Va,

NENDER their services To tlrir tisnds nrquaintht.
/ ,rs, aud thu Painters. Farmers and Merctants Of
Vire lin and North Uniolino,
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, 30.
IN for the purchase Of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO PLASTER, Ne
Parienlnr attention will DO paid 10 The Forwarding
It Coz Ia, Groctrcs, pruducc. Ne.
Fr their long experience IN business, their united
nrs mud nntitng cxcron., they aud believe they
viii he able give satisfaction hoso who mny oonbdc
heir business Ia their management.
Office On 18th Street oppo1itc Shockoc Wn,chouse.
Storage House the Bus
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucns T. Thompson
Messrs. lmbolon a. Mc}ue, '"s'
lion. VIM. G Kiycs, Albermarle.
I'm I'm. H osse, n' g.a, Ne'on.
Vim. A. Miller, Lynchburg
Echols a. Pryor do.
Mcdaniel, Hurt A. Preston do.
MoCortlc a. JONES' do.
Aoroc a. McCanhhnn, do.
Joseph H. Wilson, do.
Tinaley, Taylor A. Co, do.
A. H. Rucker, do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders \ lrby, do
a NJ lIplina, do
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
II 4 nssir, Augusta,
VIM. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas Il eyre,
Jun n.iGcts
~ Snnnton Spectator, Danyle Register md Lex
ngton Gnzrtte copy enc month,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

uskUsTEE's SALE OF LAND, Ne
bhoL>, Ne by snlue of deed of I ust ~.
"roied by Peter VI. BLIZZARD, he 24ih ,la, OF August
1913. und REGARDED IN the Clerks Office nf Anh.r.t
eoon'y enort, We shall the est da, u Jsnuar, ssi
Il iiir n" the next tar duy, upon the PROMISES sell
~ the h'gh.s hnldt,at public auction. valuable N
TRACT OF LAND
containing about 400 ACRES The laid traet ol aud
'tn ths county oi Amherst, adjoining tire ands Of Ben.
lamin T. Walker ad Others and J. the same tract uf
LAID on which iie lnte Col John DIlard resided
Ais'. al The snne time aud rlacc will Ill N ar
IL LIKELY NEGROES, Consisting oi men women
and ehliren) and tle stock. utensils Se conveyed IN
said Deed.
Mir ,nes NJ. Diari or Charlie. Watt. will TAKE
pleasure in showing tt lands tho desiring To pur
rlmse.
TERMS:
The land will be sild upon credit of six twelve &
eighteen months Bonds with guod security. aud titlc
the land reserved until thc whole purchase none, is
paid Tbs negroes and athcr property will he sold for
Cash WM. B. ROANE D.
CllAS. WATTS. ! '''
my % wlo5inn Ron conV
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PROPER YIN TUE

TOWN OF WANNESBORO' FOR SALE
The subscriber oilers private sale the commotiou-
aud Valuable Property he occupies, situated in the
thrifty aud gowing village of WayneSbnro .Augn Ia Co .
Va. main thoroughiurc leading from Richmond
tn Staunoneleven miles of Siaunton, three miles
west Of Rockts, Gap, mud within throw 1T the
De The Central Ra road which skits the village.
Thu property occupies the most prominent aud eli
eibc stund for public business of my other IN the viii
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AGAINST

'3'a' kah er and Thadeus kaber. j. late merchants
H. parn r. trading under the firm and style Of
'choa> habler and Co " Defendai t.,
"nnl'ct OF this suts to OF, the defendants
t''1 at law. tn" Of s 53 ~ with legal int est
1 ron from tn" Bird day of October, 1852. unit pad
ny note, and Ivy attachment pcndente iae" to sub
to said recovery, the interest ,f the non residcn,
daHt, Nichols kable", in the e.iates o. Thsdsus
Irr, decd, aud frederic Kahar deed.
II nppea ing by proper affidavit flod that the
Iant Nicholas ka lcr, i. not resident of tbi.
IT is ordered lhai he i app, ur here within nne
4 IN after due pl blicatnn thereof and do what is ne
F To "ro'rct his interest and that copy of this or.
N" PUBLISHED onre " el for four successive weeks
L!n,h'nrg Virsnian,and posted nj the front door
court house of TIL. comfy the first day of the
county court.
A CnpyTa,te,
GEO WIN. DABNEY Clerk.
! - 9OKRtLL.P a jim 5-w4w
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! Ow Is THE TIM 4 10 buy s,ovea.-

y OW - THE TINE 4 TO buy st0ves-
Wishing close off our large stock OF Cooking.
Parnr and Bnx stoves. sa from this date vfer them
rricea that sales. We have full assort
from the .plerdd Stove tim gives the "Chee,ft
Optn Fare downin the small Artight tnat costs next
tonothing Plensc CaR Erominc aud by ut the Stove.
Furnace aud Range Warehouse. East Main 81 -
dcc2l.ts O. 4. BLISS.
SIuOEs SHOES! SHOES IA large
- surp at Chldren-' Boys. Girls Ladies' AMI
Mea. SHOES Tor sale cheap for Cash, by
,I.oa9t. JNO. ! PdRVIS. Agent.
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y LhS! SILkS!! SiLkS!!!
DECEMBER 40. 1858
GE DIR q 4 VI. RI OK Err,

LYNCHBURG VA.
EGS lenve 10 call the attention al the Bad,cs his
- splendid assortment uf Snk Goods.
20. 70, 30 b. "a 36 inch snpr. blk gro. de RhneSks
- mn y inch extru quality blk Tancia silks.
Blk. wai.rcd aud hlk. Brocadrs ass.lte.
Supr. blk Axmdne silks, fur Mourning Dresses,
Blk. anl White tPaid.) do do.
French Grey and Steel cold : ilks for Second
mourning.
" White Brorndes for Bril Dresses In great variety.
Biue, Pink, White mud Straw oUi'd Glace Silks for
,sehing Dresses.
Plain ahd Brncnde rud silks far second day
Dres-ez,
Pinil Silks. (Pnids very aags.) for Dinner Ores.
sea ('upnrb)
French Satin. (ver, superior quality for Dresses.
Plahl French fopins, for de.
Those wanting Silks nj the newest styles and ni tile
best qmty very reasonable prices will find it to their
ntee call aud examine this Stoek ~ 1t very large.
aud comprises much greater variety than oan usually
b. found IN Sini.
dee 81 Is
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Blank Books! Hank Rooksii

II b. rAYNE ha- u dny opened bi- new s1pply
-. Of Blan, Bnokr All made order, and OF the
best material Cqll and examine Them. rf
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iKGlNHA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
t the County Court of Clmpbell county,on Mon.
We 2nt tln, If January. 1854:
pNas NJ Smith and John =. Roberts. merchants and
partners rradns under the firm uni style of Smith
her.si P.aintifs,
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
Sale.-The undersigned offers for sale the HOmss
f. Loi, on 7h street. present occupied by VIM. M.
Buckfpri. Es1'r. The house IL comparatively new
hus e or rooms wit all necessary out houses and a
fine garden ntlacaed
Apply to the undersigned. to Mr.. I'd Peters
| yrchbure. AUSTIN nj. TRlBBLE.
June | ID sr2awi.
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To be fnllowel by Suniods vcrsinn af--
Happy Uncle Toms Cabin
Or, Real Life in Old pirginid.
Portaying the happiness OF the OF the South
Introducing the harmony thar prevails upon rllnta.
tons-rlcir holiday festivals Marriages-Congo
Dances, &c.
Aunt Chloe-Mr. Rudolph.
Uncr Tom-Mr. s. Sanford,
Liza-Mr. X. II. Sitter,
George Hani---Mr j. Lynch
ropsy-Alr Collins,
Lame Jake--Mr Civanah,
Cstsy-Mr. Fryer,
ID
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A - A GREAT MANY Of our Friends
"A t. be under the imp sesson that going
10 discontinue tho Grocery Trade in this city, think
it due ourselves say them md the public gener
ally that hive made such arrangement, and that
still ut old stand, nearly opposite the Farm
ers' Bank, where we keep large Stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND STAPLE
DRY GO q ID =,
Together with large stock OF SEEDS, such az Clover,
Timothy, Herds and Orchard GRASS, all of which
will sell low for cash, TO punctual customers
The time. IN respectfully invite continuance of
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended towards
ia. YOUNGER d. SMITH,
inn OTIS
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ESTRAY.

ESTKAY.
HAMPBELL COUNTY, towit:-'ro the Clerk Of
" the County Count of sld County WE. Robert
Reveley David Davidson and Henry Stewart, three free
of "A directed tous by Stephen ). Diugud,
n Justice of said county, we have this day. our oath,
viewed and appraised Cow taken up by Henry Godsey
on his land c4tray and assess the value of said
estray Fourteen Dollars The said Cow pale red
with some white the under l'art OF the body and
spot ut white in her fore hcud-has no brand mark
thu eal-supp ,sed 10 be five years old last Spring.
Given under hand thi4,7th daY of January 1884.
ROBERT REVELEY,
DAVID DAVIDSON,
HENRY G. STEWART.
Copy-fr4te.
ian l6.c3t GEO. WM. DABNEY, OK.
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DOSES Dyspeptic Compound
IL Fluid Extr.ct Buchu,
Nervous Cordial
Pain Curer,
Rndway's Relief
Hnmpton's Veg table Tincture-For .ale by
jnnl3 diets R. STABLER g. CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

.I sad H..,
dslphia Bay stas. Sherwood, New York; Santa nsEia
sSss ksssas sP P ESss: ss
ssi:a 9 s:is.s ssss .sS Es
kny from Phiiadsphs; b,ss N.poson, Cuba Esrs
John Elliott Thsys a. Ssi Sss rs
ors.n: aolns p sS b, nsSs'd E,a miller
WWsss..s 8. John M 70 Issd London brig css
S S:i%:i cea;;. Cry Rsh%snS Ssi:.::.
cs s a., H., :shss sS:s
sS s::s a;s s d::::
sn. Pr 5th Inst for So.a a ;sh Mary Ame
s D soiss1
Judith ssnes Mo1iTsss Crosby sss.. A1a .a '' is
smith, F.ns ors Gsody Eeh.r S.t r,aOmP;s, A.a
.n ays Marx Doph
Dennis and Energy.
% ssld for B
dsp Phad:lpIi. for SGhsssst also sd brig Hannah b.isS
Adele
sss Ry New
.
sod for NYSTs sS PrSP ounsbAus Haan for
.kEwfoRf AR Nov y bark Macon, Mayo Boston for
rtssssnss ior a. sssr Ssss
Noa Me % osee ~. fSI w
r. Jewstt Baker, NYork Portland; Ware Hartlick
plymouth for Philadelphia; Connecticut Ferril Nswbern;
slooPs Sterling, Hayes, Albany Moore Ingerso Port
Rissms snS 9Th brig Balch Pike Eastp9r for Bait.
vile Robbins, Boston for Philadelpha; L. Lowell do
Slori Cid IL 18th brig Iswoa G.ss
PoRTLAND-Arr Nov "a sehrs Brothers Niclerson, Nor
folk; Excel Bearse, do; Challenge Robbins do Ellen
Barnes Baker do; Pond, Crowell; Rosina, Fsrr and
crSSey ASsison for do Gannst Gstcho Rockland for
ton 18th inst; schrs Emporium, Mayhem Alexandria, Mary
Mimn, Perry PhlAdelphis; John Compton, Msrts DO;
9asI Harvey DO; slOops Sterling Hayes. Albany vs.nt
Crompton, NYork SID schr Diadem, Hisbee, Rondout.
phia schrs George Harris Corson Charleston; Emma Fur
BUSH Kendall NYork.
18th Milton, Hawkins DO; 9th Hiram Bishop do
York; GOTH Mary Novel; Packard, do; Gath, Milton. Haw
kns, NYork
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Wllllamsburu CITY Nexya.

RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Yesterday forenoon about
ii O'Clock, German emigrant whose is supposed
to be Chas Bumsun, discovered nearly lfeless in
the Dock foot of South Second street He rescued
and taken to the First ward station house. where he
attended by Or. levendorf whose timely assistance
probably saved his life. 1t is not known how he got
into the water
CMIpREN's AID SocETY.-Rev. Z. S. Porter of the
Dutch Reformed Church in Fourth street. delivered
sermon last evening in aid of the industrial ragged
school in North Second street This school establish
ed about year since and the managers have succeeded
in getting an attendance of about 40 children daily
These children mostly picked up from the street, and
as an inducement to attend they are furnished with
dinner each day.
INorEsT.-An inquest was held at the corner OF Ninth
and South sixth streets on Saturday by Coroner Han
ford the body of infant found in the cesspool Of
the premises where it is supposed to have been placed
several weeks since 1t is supposed have been the
infant of a German family named Kraus. A post-morcm
examination made by DR.. Schapps and in accord
with his evidence the jury rendered verdict of
death by compression of the brain, caused by tedious
delivery Kraus and his wife censured for not pro-
curing proper medical attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

drum large portion Of the above instruments II viii
be seen, are those OF NJ Sax. As military orchestra
this band is excellent but peculiar and national in Its
pecularites. The tone is crisp and ready.
piece Honor Before Titles, by c. Reade, has
beea played at the ST. James' theatre, London.
"Schamyl'' has been produced at the Princess's
Mr.. widdicomb, the well known riding master at
Astey's, is dead
Mr. Ira Aldridge the African tragedian, continues to
gather laurels abundantly throughout Germany. He
has recently making most successful tour during
which he visited Vienna Gratz Styra) klagenfur (Co
rintha and Brunn Morava) He was in Dresden on the
3oth utmo from whence he to proceed to Cracow
and afterwards visit Brunswick, where he has been
specially invited by the reigning Duke.
Costa is at the Isle OF Wight, composing opera.
Catherine Hayes has arrived at Melbourne.
Captain Parry treated to an Esqumaux concert,
his recent voyage to discover northwest passage
All the women had remarkably sweet voices and kept
perfect time.
Miss G. Cushman has been playing at Nottingham.