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The New York Musical Review and Choral Advocate
IL the cheapest and best musical the world This Journal
(which has heretofore been published monthly
published
than
twice much without In Each number
which music,
ssns sees hymn tunes chants anthems dcdcalon and ho
day and short, adapted TO
public home
all Of which will be aud such be
ordinary In editorial de-
of the Review engaged Tin addition TO the
EDITOR gentlemen Of the highest talent and musical
experience whom George r. Root, VIM b. bradbury,
Hastings Lowell Mason circle of correspond
home and foreign complete The Review will also be
regular medum for Of musical
by all leading publishing the Union The subscrp
ion list ofths larger than that OF similar
the world and rendering the cheapest
well liz hoped) the valuable musical pub
hed largely increase its already unparalleled circulation
Terms One dollar copies for dollars, al
advance.
The volume would five dollars In the
usual FORM Beside this there will be immense amount OF
crcism Sc &C. all only
dollar Every feelings particle Of interest In the OF
sic will surely subscribe.
Specimen receipt Of letter postage
Address always postpaid)
MASON BROTHERS,
Dee l6--d3tSwH % Park Row, New York.
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Nov AID
d w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor. under IN.
United saes Hotel having enlarged and improved his
vung Washington Of French Enc
s sV .S from H. ys' S s and
Having had twenty years experiences In the purchase Of goods
vantage. viii 10 ofsr public
@ S M o h. n, un ~. ~ 'a ys
Of rocds such win defy composition for their besu ss, and
asks. can before you purchase elsewhere and he viii
Of clothes be made the most elegant style twelve
SUPERIOR REApy-MADE CLOTHING
Ihavs OF made clothing
my work made up in 'ss most i'snoasse manner, such
which VIII br sold much less price than work made
NB-sols .sen, of Repor Of raseons for
VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP.-The undersigned, having had
twenty acquaintance with yirsra military land
70 The eyoa Of such cms here under The &C, Of az, August
sa and viii also purchase and sell land warrants and land scrip
vEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
June 0-eodn Irving Hotel
CIiAsE's HOTEL, No sss broadway, New york
This establishment win be opened by the undsned OF the city
o. snin x, =, he,si about .e sth inst II. location
No pain. win spared render patrons
Portable as at any Other ho'el in the country.
s-p,7-an New York september S, lssa
MORE & oALLaoHEH, Iron Founa.r. and m.na-
W. aco'e Of W,oss and oa,. Iron RsIns Ridge .nd
balconies public grounds Also kinds OF orns
ans architectural work
NJ o. would respectfully invite the attention
Westminster ON ard vs % 'ss ng enclosing the lafayette
making selection.
Oct 7~-~o6mo-
NEW York May I'D. Iss3.-The undersigned mi. ary
IN opened occ No ~ William street. merchants
for the transaction II general brokerage business.
bank mining rsirosd State,
securities bought cold
romis-ory bills Of exchange and loans negotiated
May Io-dn EMANUEL n. HART.
CfIAs FHODAtIA MS improved chronorn~ter watches
in md hunting NJ NJ srd
LADIES' WATCHES, of and received
Charles Frodshs, ~ London
Also watches from The celebrated London and Swiss
ksrs, For sale by
=. WILLARD,
DecN-dam No. Congress street, Boston,
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAp
CHANGE Oh IIOUkkA. Bs,5..5 -
- m Vii % I1E 49,

and sef Thursday, October 1885, daily (Sundx, a.
eePeaJ VIII DO nun this axrcesbIy oNop
arrangement; = = - IL = ~ ''N
Train Tor Wasnon aud Intermediate points cave lLs "A.
at III O'Clock, a. Nj, tts4 = ~'' .'''
Returning will leave wanenton at quarter ps.t o,oel
arriving IN alexandra al quarter hesors O'Clock, D. M
Auan from Culp1per 10 Alexandria poIa. Iii
o'clock, a. IA. t..#,# '." " AVN
Calpeper al ~ O'Clock, p. m. .a# = -'' =
daily stuge running between ordousyls and cui,~s A.
connection with the cars this and the Virginia roads
rHKoueB u ###
soiaohssme
Per orders ~ "A HRncKETr 49,.
Oct4-du 1850
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Collectors Once, Novem bcr a. 1888
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS -Nonce Is hereby
IN given indebted corporation
description,
paid before 3 day Of December
snns undersigned enorce the collection
by advertisement sale of the property, according TO law
Nov g-3iawtd H. j. koCHE, Collector
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IRON BEDSrEA DIS f-comstock, Bromley, &C.,
f.rursrr No IS Leonsd New York.
~st of R,o.dway folding plain
kinds Hotel, hospital, proas auy servants snd
bes,eads hand Also,
ri IRON furniture rpng beds and other
all Others In point Of nnes
md economy They always free from vemn
rceednr durshe portable. and convenient Orders
he addressed to 1880
CoMsTocg, BROMLEY, d co,
No, IS j eousrd 81, New York
sale Of the above Descriptive circulars
sent wherever requested.
Nov Il-d3m
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Orphans Court, December 10, 1883.
District Of Columbia, Washington county, - wit;
Mary b. Renner, sdminsrsx de bons Dan
deceased admntruatnN aforesaid
appreciation orphans OF Washington county aforesaid
appointed Saturday, the TN OF January final settlement
distribution OF the estate OF said deceased Of the assets In
collected into
Cat orphans Of Washington city, with
properly vo1ched otherwie BY law be
cuded all benefit Of said provided this order
published week Tor three Union previous
o said 7ih day n January
Teu3 ED. N. ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
True copy-TestI ED N. ROACH,
Dee I7--law3w. Register Of villa
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QRUNsWiCN CITY, GeorKtn.-Lage and peremptory sale
ID of building wick, STATE OF Georgia.
The propes Of the city brunswick beeby notice that
eligible viii public
the oethope House. said city, Thursday the 18th day Of
January 1854, ~ O'Clock The sale will be positive to the
highest bidder.
TERMS third cash, and the remaining wchrds and
years. Title perfect
The port
superior those pened other south Of Chsa
The climate healthy, Further
tcuIar with be had The office Of the
W Broadway New York; Mr. John Brooks Brunswick
Georgia WIN. CHAUsCEN, President.
THOMAS A. DKxTKR Secretary.
2p-law5w
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DIVE PsRLOR AND CHAMBER FURNIrURE-On
sale 7h opposite Exchange Bank,
OF superior furniture paro and
consisting Of
Rosewood and mahogany in bes French Brochc
tele
Large and parlor chairs 70 match
Mahogany and walnut u-teies
Armchair and parior chairs In and crimson plush
large OF sofas and chairs IN bair-cioh
Some beautiful cottage chamber SETS black, green, brown,
white
Fine mahogany and oval wsrdrobes
Bureaus, bsdxteads, and wsshstands, In sets
And variety other goods making
complete, all which viii b. sold very reduced prices.
Oct2l-3aw6w N, M, kcGHEGOR.
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EDWARD X COLLINS CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, " Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, co,
n a. ROBERTS 4 CO.
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MuyROE n co,
2s Rue Notre Dame aes VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships viii accountable for gold silver
specie eery, precious metals unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof oppressed
JsnS
,oR sALE.A thee-rtory dwelling Georgetown
Bridge Market and High Streets finished in
buof the stora, with attached Of
feet running through the aRd has els
stable, carriage house, wood house, nc.
Any desiring purchase examine he upon
application George NJ sothoron corner Of Market and Ddee
Terms oneird cash The balance in 8, ~ and 10 months
NJ, SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, Building, wsshinsos ~ @.
Jan V0-du
& sfERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
All improvements and conyeuonces H the aceommoda
travelling public.
Dec li-dly
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A nfe-iiko daaueueotype
III Stowe, Uncle Toms CABIN IL exhibition
Gallery Pennsylvania ~ street. together
with portrait Of sobtsg the famous 0noen OF Song
Dec 7~-du
n ~. HOOE a CO., wholessi. and Retail Dealers In
ssestins bisnte,s furnishing goods generally.
Between 9TH and sab streets Washington
u. q.
% n
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MINNESOTA and it's Resources, to which sp-
vi pended Camp fc Sketches Notes trip from 81 Paul
Peb,na and ssk Settlement the Red North by
J. Wesley Bond.
The following juvenile works for the approaching
Arabian Nisbr profsssiy illustrated.
Popular Tales snd Household soss collected the
Brother- Grimm newly translated, with illustrations.
Arbell beautifully Illustrated
Leila, or the Island by Ann Frazer Tyler,
Leila in England A continuation OF Leila the Island.
Leila at Home. A continuation Of Leila IN England
Just received at TAYLOR a MAURYs
Dec , Bookstore, OH IT.
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IN matter estate o. Elizabeth Leigh, de-
ceased in the orphan court for Baltimore city Maryland
In order or the orphans aforesaid,
December, n. 1885, notice hereby
all distributes Of said Elizabeth
before the 18Th
1854 authenticate their claim, TO distubuiyc share OF the
said estate IN poruance q the act Of the general sscmby Of Mary
land Of 1926, chapter lie.
CUMBD u. HOLLlNs,
Dec 2t-lRv3m Administrators Of Elizabeth Leigh.
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University OF Georgia,
ATusss, Dec rs, 1853
The OF institution WILL t3n January
professor Of mathematics MI vacancy
occssioned by the resignation OF Professor McCsy.
The professor will be- required upon his dueH without
delay. Salary ~ 200 per annum payable quarterly.
Applicants address the president, Rev A. Church, D. d.
the subscriber,
WM l.. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Committee,
Dec 2l-iau3w fIntel.1
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TO NH WHOM TT MY tONtEHNs-The uuder~icned
hereby gives notice that whoess the 10Th
1875 issued
land No s0oo for 800 Of land reter Booth
MARTINI PORCH the heir. Michael
deceased Of the line vnis
vices rendered during
which said lost msad and whereas the 2eh
day NJ October f' duplicate wued 70 said minors
which said duplicate has also been os mi.lsd and Whereas
h day Of November 1852 smother eued
-'id oincrs now therefore publish 'hst viii make acpca
the gsnss Land Once Washington for 70 be issued
the surviving s-d Michael Roosh deceased
of entitled An making further provisions
yirrnia approved ~
lA1A. MARTHA PORCH.
Hov a7-lau2no
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PURNIsHED PARLOR AND CHAMBERS FOK
hhNTThres chambers, and parior and chante- th'
floor, opening between two, all romHb
bly, and neatly furnished and eghy situated oh street
and the Congregational csroh
They desirable OF their quiet po~on and
veniences, and very . the principal hotels.
Apply the premises. sos
Nov 29-dthf .@ta.
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MARBLE MANTEI.s-MarbIew orGs.-The subscribe,
beg. inform friends and the public that he hiss
creased his stock of marble ans comprising Sienna breckede
La Spanish Egyptian Iaan and black mabe richly carved
plain quality, style, hnish
offers for sale hiso marble
iornbs head slabs marble for window si
and platforms srhl. I'LL, and liable
sospsfone, csiciaed plaster, 80 80 per barrel
o. stone, Mes yort
suitable building He invites the
OF builders and others his and will rrdesvor
satisfaction MI who may favor him with their orders.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July Q2-3saw6m On sreet between l2sh and iah.
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CARD.-Malor FIELD late OF WIZARDS Hotel, respectfully
informs his friends and The public thai essed
the well hotel Hill,
Csspars, The being thoroughly repaired and
furnished In the modem s,yie and viii be opened for the
will given.
Oct 2o-du
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NEW York, May uas3.-The hs.t d.y
IN Once No ~ William merchants
~ general brokerage business.
Bank insurance, mining rsrosd government State
securities bought and sold.
rromis-ory notes. bills OF and loans negotiated
May Ip-dn EMANUEL n. HART.
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

THE will hi. place Of business until
6rsi of November in order the erection % q
building the occupied viii be Immediately taken
has the md house III street three doors
Of business where viii be found
usual large books stationery, &c. u descrp
his goods previous
his he will sell At much reduced prices
NnA indebted win he Kind
call and ser their Of which have been Of stand
Those paid by the first o. November
will
Important my closed that time, intend
make different arrangement in my business.
July a=-dnn ". -
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Amount.
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Ale or LeaseA connections ourstory and sc house,
18th side, OF H0uss
ains twelve and has recently papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating, and med
Oct l5-df ~ 4af 'tsstfs g.i- H@ss4s.
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Removal.
IOsEPH HUGGfNs ieweler has removed his
side OF Pennsyvsns avenue 18th and 18TH
WIZARDS Hotel, where he has with
Of hne e0eiry and silver
VIII w be sold sonable
lie feels thankful bis friends and patrons and hopes they viii
continue their calls.
kinds Of lsweIy ws,che, carefully repaired and
warranted
Nov Ii--codh'
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Great Match Hunpi.sa Mace, for $500. over Coinn,-
bia Course, Alexandria Co, Va.
THERE race $500 course,
Tuesday November aad 1859, O'Clock precisely, Heats
mile and
T. Suit enfers b. q John Graham
r. NJ Hall enters !, q. Santa Anna.
Tho and from the best stock u
the offers the following us cent entrance res
entries to make rsceD
Purse Of sG0 for Wednesday November 2ne mile ard re-
peat.
Purse 5000 Tor Thursday oth-two miles and
Purse OF saoo Cor Friday miles and
Enifes be made the track by Friday November lh be
fore Ia O'Clock
place. confidently the public that they
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov I0-aAwtlshFeb Proprietor
nR. EDWARD n. cAHVtCIEhEL, from Virginia
the citizens OF Washington
iah adjoining the Irving
Hosel. Ap A-dn
Aw NOTICE--sIDNEY g. BAXTER, late attorney seners
Ii ~ virsiuls, Washington practise law.
practise Supreme Court OF the United sts'ss ,b'
Of the District of Coumba and attend 10 prosssons
Once IN Morson new building AZ street OfPenn.ylvs
mia svenue,
Hon. ]. !. Allen, Hon WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure Hon. q. r. samues,
Hon. q. N. Lee, Of The Court ofsppenls Of Virginia.
To the Judges OF the Circuit Courts OF Virginia
To and members 81 Congress from, Virginia.
June il-lydsw&w
MEgERt Professor Of French Spanish German ian
~ Avenue House, Mrs Davs between AZ ard 6u
streets, Pennsyvsnia svenue, south side.
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In nams issued.
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Carpetings and OIL Cloths.
III T. have ready for sals-- ~ A,-at
w 90 pairs ingram carpets f.4 q 49,.
40 do Brussels do
10 velvet do 4le.eH '.~.
10 do A oil cloths, medium
IL 81 do $3.50. a9 sE#t.
s do "a do very superior
sheets oil CLOTH OF best quality, which will be
With full and compes assortment goods for house
purposes at the lowest market prices IL. t 18
VERIFY, TEBBs d VERIFY
Oct -u Corner Pa. and 7tt
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n X0tT lnAporter Dealer In Wines and uAqaors
d - sso fbr Longwcr,h Ziamemsns native Cincinnati
vtnc1 Psrssyivania avenue. 18th and 18Th
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MEgERE Professor ~ the French spanish and German
j. suase House. Mrs Davis between ~ ard
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
Drte=-n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

ORIGIN OF THE Term ..0LD DOMINION Few
things are so well calculated to awaken in the
mind of the proud Virginian, when wandering
in foreign lands, touching "reminiscences of home
and kindred, as the simple mention of the s.Old
Dominion" And yet there are comparatively
few who are aware of the origin of the term
which has so long and 50 generally been applied
to Virginia. 1t originated thus: During the
Protectorate of Cromwell, the Colony of Vir-
ginia refused to acknowledge his authority, and
declared itself independent. Shortly after,
when Cromwell, threatened to send fleet and
army to reduce Virginia to subjection the a.
larmed Virginiaus sent a messenger to Charles
H., who was then an exile in Flanders, inviting
him to return in the ship with the messenger
and be king of Virginia. Charles accepted the
invitation, and was on the eve of embarkation
when he was called to the throne of England
AS soon as he was fairly seated on his throne
in gratitude for the loyalty of Virginia, he
caused her coat Of arms to be quartered with
those of England, Ireland and Scotland, as an
indepedent member of the empire-a distinct
portion of the ''oid dominion Hence arose
the origin of the term. Copper coins of Vir-
ginia were issued even as late as the riegn Of
George Ill, which bore on one side the coats of
arms Of England, Scotland, Ireland and Vir-
ginia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

A New view OF N1AGARA,-The Ohio State
Journal tells a story Of an Irishman of the bet
ter class who thought he must conform to the
Of Niagara. Paddy arrived at the Falls and
taking look at the surrounding wonders, ad-
dressed himself to gentleman: ssAnd is this
Niagara Falls' g Yes was the reply. aAnd
what's there here to make such bother about"
Why said the gentleman, ''do you not see the
mighty river, the deep abyss, the great sheet OF
water pouring down ;" Pat, looking at the
water, replies hesitatingly, ''.and aohat's to
hinder 1t ?''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

WHAT IS THE HARDEST MODE TO DIE ITO be
shot dead is one Of the easiest modes Of termin.
ating life; yet rapid as it is, the body has lei
sure to feel and reflect On the first attempt b.,
one of the frantic adherents of Spain to assas
sinate William, Prince of Orange, who took the
lead in the revolt of the Netherlands, the ball
passed through the bones of the face and brought
him to the ground. In the instant that prece-
ded stupefaction, he was able to frame the no.
tion that the ceiling of the room had fallen and
crushed him
The cannon shot which plunged into the brain
of Charles XII. did not prevent him from seizine
his sword by the hilt. The idea of an attack,
the necessity for Defense was impressed on him
by blow which we should have supposed too
tremendous to leave an interval for thought
But it by no means follows that the inf1icting Of
fatal violence is accomplished by q pang.
From what is known of the first effects of gun
shot wounds, it is probable that the impression
is rather stunning than acute. Unless death BE-
Immediate, the pain is as varied as the nature
OF the injuries, and these are past counting up
But there is nothing singular in the dying
sensation, though Lord Byron remarked the
physiological popularity. that the expression is
invariably that of languor, while in death from
a stab, the countenance reflects the traits Of
natural character, of gentleness or ferocity, to
the last breath.
Some of these cases are of interest, to show
with what slight disturbance live may GO under
mortal wound, till it finally comes to sudden
stop. A foot soldier at Waterloo, pierced by a
muaket ball in the hip, begged water Of trooper
who CHANGED to possess a canteen of beer The
wounded man drank, returned his heartiest
thanks, mentioned that his regiment was nearly
exterminated, and having proceeded dozen
yards on his way to The rear, fell to the earth,
and with one convulsiye movement of his limbs
concluded his career. g Yet his voice." says
the trooper, who himself tells the story, ssgave
scarcely the smallest sign of weakness.''
Captain Basil Hail. who in his early youth
was present at the battle of Corunna, has sin
gled out, from the confusion which consigns to
oblivion the woes and gallantry of war, another
instance, extremely similar, which occurred on
that occasion. An old officer, who was shot in
the head, arrived pale and faint at the tempo
rary hospital, and begged the surgeon to look
at his wound, which was pronounced mortal
sc Indeed, l feared So he responded with i'm
peded utterance, $ and yet I should like very
much to live little longer, if it were possible .
He laid his sword upon stone at his side. g as
gently" says Hall, ss as if his steel had been
turned to glass;" and almost Immediately sank
dead upon the turf. [Quarterly Review.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

Mr.. Thos. Barry has retired from the Broad
way Theatre, where he has been for several
years stage manager. He will open the new
theatre and opera house in Boston. the first of
August. Mr.. Barry has proceeded to Europe
to engage q company. Mrs. Barrow, nee Julia
Bennett, is engaged, to commence on the first
of Sentamher
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d Ak Ann WORTH OF FARMS ANI
Did, ,UBU BUILDING LoTsl-ioa FARMS FARMS and aata1 zoo,

~
BUILDING lLtts viii be divided among 800 Subscribers
ON THE EFKNHVG OF THE 2sh OF APRiE, 1884,
tB arge nunter already Many
thes have been sold 400 per over The
for which these Los soi showing purtas
will he good investment. 20 = r
s Each Subscriber FOR ONLY payable of IS
each will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS ing
ogeher OF Farm Of from to 10 These Lots heau
located a tsEVALE Long Island where Church School
house and number of Private Dwellings, Storas Workshops
fartotes have already been
and sevsf&I hundred wl be erected the coming
kB IhH hne delightful Country
ee near me City where the domestic y
e u and where 4 Building Is and about 600 Farms
nave Lately Teen sold and daily being individuals
Who alter careful
Y o the SOIL selecting agricultural purposes, bring
conhlent That no land cheap and calculated
IN value be had within mos the This land
been all taken back bas eataa
which villa
aTge be beautiful
hds, waving with the abundant
The which this offered
cultural sOne that do ho
hestais TO portion Of it, This land w
the attention both settlers aud
nty the of money Tie not lar dsant
when all lands The line railroad
within hity miles Of New York, will be
asked for Lakeland Roseya
thtss villages selling from s0u per
the opportunt offered
Farms containing each tive and
ss5
~ ALI wishng avail spportpny nov
offered ts procure tins Farm splendid Bung
City, shoui make mediate iiou, they all
Of Apply to CHARLES WOOD Full.
ii required ~ mail, gratis. W. W. WASHBURN, -
III Gnnaist treat Apent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

A strange suicide was committee at Aurora,
Ind, recently, A young woman walked in from
the country, about two miles, with child in her
arms, and threw herself and child into the river
She left note at her mothers, stating her pur-
pose but assigning 10 oreason. The bodies were
recovered next day, She had husband in
California.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

A man named Geo. W. Taylor, twenty six
years of age, of the firm of G. Baker & Co., pro-
duce dealers, committed suicide in Boston on
the ID instant, by strangling himself with his
neck handkerchief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

Barnum, who is President of the Crystal Pa.
lace Association, is straining every nerve 10
bring it out of difficulty, and with every pros
meet of success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-14

james Aoafe has been appointed Collector
Of the Customs for the district u Salugia Texas,
wise Alexander somssyills, deceased