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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

VOU can my WATCHERS, JEWEkK,
SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at q
" and every variety and STYLE at low
go sh prices by calling NOWLANS sign of the Ea- EAS
gle No 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg Va, where -
will He has just returned from the Nor
hcrn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest
fashionable of Watches Jewcry, Silver
Fancy Goods offered in this State. Would be better
call and examine his magnificent Stock
least 20 cent? he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
them much less than the regular for the quality
of Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired in the best and at short notice. and always
the and most fashionable Goods in exchange for
money.
Remember the place sign of the Eagle No a. Sycamore
street Petersburg Va THOMAS NowLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

EpR1NS. ON YOUR NOKsES.-NsW LIVE
RY SfABLE-The undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Lynchbnrg that he is prepared to n,
eeiyc Horses livery, the most accommodating fTSA
terms, NJ the old stand of Geo. NJ. Bruce. AI
N Blacks Buggies and Horses for hire and Hacks
every Court day Ia Campbell Court House.
TERMS OF TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Ter month. Sl2 W
fef w
Per day Is
single feed
81 -d&ely, JOSEPH CLEMINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

TVN1IRANIaENt. MACHINES n Whcat FRns.-
i II. s. WHfrTEMORE BRO, are manufacturing at
their works the Basin, very superior 1flRASHlNG MA
CHIMES FANS of improved patterns and ready TO
I'll orders at short notice and on reasonable terms
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on getting
such by personal application by addressing us through the
Post Office.
Also all repairing done Mt short notice and on reas
enable terms, -. 4,,,.,e,,,,,z ,,.. -
for the sale of OBEl' III SSEf CtiFbA-
rrn - /, .NT REAPER MOWER, at the manufacturers
price - -. -. -. TN ,
Those wishing obtain OF ihe above articles Will do
well To send n thelr orders early as possible
The reaper can be examined at our Works.
Ina irdNcts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
-EW STOCK OF mooTs. smoEs, HATS

~ TRUNKS &cThe subscriber receiving his Fall
supply of Boots Shoes Hats Trunks Sc The stock has been
selected within the past weeks the cities Of Phladc
a New York and Boston with great consists Of al
most thing that be found Shoe Hat and Trunk
store Persons In Of good fresh Goods viii please give
a call Terms cash. l.. l.. ARMisrEAD,
uoyl HANK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

NAyIEBIAN u. SUuTNsON. Rnnhcr md
w DEALER IN EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES AND
LAND WARRANTS. Ne. 49, Pennsy yania Avenue, Wash
inrton city, Il. e.
10 AGENTS AID DEALERS IN LAND WARRANTS.
eifg extensively engaged in the purchase of LAM WAR
expressly for the Western trade prepared AT all
pay highest prices that the market III Afford
something over the New York rates.
Those engaged in the trade hnynR and selling Narrants)
would therefore, do wcll to send their Warrants bear
ing that promise give satisfaction all hazards
who may think proper to patronise me
also promise t be prompt in making returns and In reply
ig all communications addressed can give checks
any Of the principal cities.
. WILLIAM T. SMITHSON
Refer C. L. Mosby, ESD, Attorney at Law Lynchburg;
VIM NJ Blackford, Esq, Cashier Exchange Bank, "
Samuel Harris Sons Bankers, Baltimore. % 20d6c1w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

MUSIC, mI%IG, 1sgSIC.-The undersigned has
WI ius' received large assortment Of and beautiful
MUSIC, for the Piano Forte D. X Iy1naus old stand,
Bank square lynchlrg, and occupied by Strotcr 4
Whitehead, Druggists.
All kinds of Music Ind Musical Instruments furnished at
short notice. w T. GREENE
june q tRcly.
a., FOR SALE or RAwTER--Two first cin.s
ET story STORE HOUSES Main street situated In the
portion of the city, occupied by Messrs 10
seph Wilson, and Snnugrass & Jones
The above property bn In the best manner with all the
modern improvements and recently put In thorough repair
The will be liberal and good stocks viii be taken In
For further particulars npply to
oc ll.2awifts o. G.. CLAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
uNOH NEW YORK; via pETEn.- ~

II BURG-The large and commodious Steam SS2& 49,
ship ROANOKE, Captain SkINNER, leaves City
Point York every SATURDAY morning clock
Of the Cars from Petersburg arriving in New
York next evening
Through Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals and
board the Steamer &4 Second Class Cars
Storage -.
Apply to LEE JOHNSoN,
Agents New York and Virginia steamship Com ny.
ma l.ytS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

100 nnn ACKEs LAND WARRANTS
j VVsNVDV WANTED.-LAF Y EFT r. W.
GRAY Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants, and Aitor
prosecution Military Bounty Land
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
Land will attend to any business, Notary
of deeds assignment Land
Warrants &c, dc. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
July Cts Pension Agent, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

NALL, 1S55...NKW DRY 3OODS.-PHILIF
II w. PAYNE is opening, at Kyle's Corner Main
street, large and superior Of Dry Goods consist
Ing every thing to be had In that line fsep lists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
THE VERY LATEST.

VIENNA, Nov. 9th.-The Turkish Embassy
bere has received dispatches. stating that the
|ombqrdment of Nicholaietf was commenced by
|le allies on the Goth, and continued throughout
e day. The result is unknown.
PARIS, Saturday -Advces received here from
ussia show a more warlke feeling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
~ r.,, a. WINTER GOODs.--I have

now received very large Stock OF new an ana Mine
COMPRISING all articles in the Dry Goods me
Dhl . the attention of the public and my friends IN
general am prepared 20 sell great h'fFms , ''
ee n har,ra honrh nv stock under great advantages
e"s nercbants would 10 well 10 ekann" my stock ne
snr,ber Fast as viii sell cheap as any house IN
Richmond or fetefspu's n GUGGENHEIMER.
l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
CEYMOTR,s BROAD CAST GRAIN AND

- GUAN0 SOWER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers Having but little machinery 1t is durable
and easily kept in order, and regularly quantity
Grain Guano desired. Frank Rufn, Esq, Editor of tn
Southern Planter thus comments on II:
I'VE perfectly convinced of its value In efficient
working capacity eheapness durability and simplicity of
srucon that do hesitate recommend the public
thing which II Is known do often venture upon
Again, hose works the machine with pereeet It
breadth of feet fast horse walk,
carrying bushels time does require many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent Of the wind and done
with well during high winds which allied most
the time during calm, because the seed delivered
close the ground We only the machine,
therefore every farmer bit them buy IT, not
who Is nothing but their own"
TIIOS. BRANCH & SONS
Sol Apenf far
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

ply Brush Mountain Coal which will sell quantities
purchasers Orders be left at Morses Bookstore
sep 25-itlm j. e. BRODNAX.
YNCUBsKs: FEMALE SEMINARY.-For
the purpose of giving young Ladies regularly
neccd with this Institution opportunity of learning the
FRENCH spoken language will glad lin
tied number into the French class.
Ladies learning the Latin. Italian Spanish
language be accommodated in the without
entering regular pupils and need only attend during the
recitation Of such classes ms they may select.
better opportunity has been afforded the young Ia
dies this for improving themselves in the classics and
Modern Languages than the present
DR. SARToRI Professor in this department. is gradu
University of Padua and In respect highly
educated genteman and take pleasure in recommending
him a a competent instructor
23-lmf MISSES GORDON.
MALL iS55..NRW DRY eaOOD6.-PHIIIp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
MATER wmEEn. wATHn WHEEL,

NXyATEB WHEEL! WATER WHEEL!!-
w Having obtained agency for the manufac
sale and of GOODWIN'S PATENT COMBINA-
TI0N WATER WHEEL and being Sole agent for the State
Virginia this method bring said
provement before the public,
Its advantages that II gives rs large Of power
from the Npendd the best sho wheels Being
Iron Is durable and at the time
" simple construction aud not liable to get of order
The Wheel and tercio attached with the
governor making only suitable grist and mills
other machinery and back only lessons its
power diminishing the head and applicable for any head
and is the cheapest wheel that will
give power from the water expended have them
at A. g. Dabneys, Lynchburg Va Win set mp
the setting where sales made For further
Information, adlrc JAMES w ROBINSON,
nov 3D.cly- Campbell &. H., Va.
NEW GOODS At THE NEW sTOKE.-Thc
~ subscribers receiving the and spacious
FALL WINTER CLOTHING, to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of the lie.
sep 26t~ BURROUGHS, SHAF FIX q w
HSHEEsE, ClsEEsE.-A few casks of that fine
u CHEESE from the dairy of Mcssrs Look Lincoln
July AIS DAVIS. NOWLlN & co.
inflammation as TO the whereabouts Of la
acquainted his present esiiedec If alive will
confer favor by leaving information at this ONCE II he lief
children they hear of something To their advantage
children his next OF kin sep 25s
NEW TAvERN.-Tbe subscriber has opened
"A House of Entertainment immediately on the Turnpike
road leading from Lynchburg Appomatox county, II miles
from the former within hundred yards Of Concord
Depot Southsiae railroad Those who may favor with
their patronage will with prompt attention and will also
keep for hire horses and bhggies . -
apl l6 cts. GEO NJ WHITTINGTON
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

II = 10 Ht DID. Attorne, AT Law. Ill prac
- t'' Ia ~, the Courts al l.Nner. a;A ,,rtf a.,
s ~ 'l@fns Savings Bank, .nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24
1SEE AurunN SALES. 1885.

1000. STEVENSON 4 wEDDELL, impoTrrns
AND wHoLfsAIf DEALERS IN FOREfGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS No. ~ or 30 sycamore Petvsbnre "a
We prepared exhibit to the merchants Of Virginia
and North Carolina large und commanding stock OF Foreign
aud Domestic Dry Goods
Having purchased largely Of Heavy Woolepa carly June
offer Goods at ssch PRICES cannot fall to command
attention.
Ono firm viii remain In New York during the season,
and novel be received by the weekly
from Europe.
Merchants who compelled by competition
lowest market will find styles and prices
VIII enable them compete successfully with those who pur
chase In tho Northern markets.
sep l0e2awts STEVENSON & WEDDETL.
uDEKtysAN GUANO, "a" RRAND, received
direct from thu Government Agent fine order sale
by ROWLETT g. HARDY, s
Jy oats. Petersburg Va.
WAITS CELEBRATED CUFF q Brace
w PLOWSFor ono, two three and four horses, for sale
by ROWLETT HARDY,
is GIFTS Sole Agents Petersburg Va
NuONGGOMERIE' S GEIEBRATED IAN
lVu MII.IS-1hc best In use having beea warded fret
premiums all competitors the leading Fairs ~ c..
Virginia and Maryland, sold at factory prices by
ROWLETT HARDY,
~ 2sis Sole AGENTS, Petersburg, Va.
G,PKINSs TRADE, 1S5J.-ssco. II. Jones 4
~ co. Uhoisale Druggists Petersburg Virginia, have
aud offer for sale all articles in this
line suited To the wants Of Country Merchants Druggists
Physicians and Farmers. =
Obtaining their supplies from Importers
only they prepared to furnish these goods
regular Johbng house ~ Orders rceetve and
ml attention. OTIS.
SEYM0URs BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

xxrUy PURCHASE PIANOS y M IRRE-
w sPoNsIBLE TRAVELLING AGENTS. when you
in Petersburg the very best no second rate,
prices which guaranteed To be low At the
North or South, from " r NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
corner Of Sycamore and Bank sss. Peters Hrg
Always 30 and 10 Pianos to select from,
nearly all varying 10 style and finish nov stts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

rDn,ryyy Wand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AK
bS no TIE SOLDIERS OF TIE WAX or lsl2. EosS.l
As Won " III soon in receipt of your LAND AN 49,
i,,NTs and | suppose each and every one OF you -
10 yet the very highest price you can 's y 70
o,ff YOU before making sale of yonr claims you w" 9t
no ~ hs nadc arrangements in New York which VIII
cn"nie mt W f'' i LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
york . eor Military Claims I.ynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

4 0ISIaVvSFNF RANTS NAsNl f.b--fNs LAM. " ~
rants under the new law being issued am anxious
to buy large quantity, for Which VIII pay ''' Hei '
kct price Is CASH. , go = ,,.,.,.tox rorr.
u Amherst and Bedford and occasionally tharlotto ana
will always pay the best prices for ar'ts ANY VINO h
have them will please apply 10 me befur" selling ,
nrosocute ms usual al claims for Bounty Land Revon'
ornrv Claims OF any claims against the Government OF the
,tli} Sta.as lie 7.tJ CUAS. W. NTATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

AWE STUDY I'd pLEASE.---W We have Just
w received by Express very large stock Of READY
JADE CLOTlIliG, conssngot T.
Pine French Cashmere Business Coatsi
Pants;
Beaver Dyercoats;
Plush Velvet Vests
Quilted silk Vests and farmers heavy ovp1eeat',
Fot sale at the Clothing House Of
Appel. & NEWMAN.
nov Its corner Of Main aud Market streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

NOSENVEE saJ, isj5.--
~ French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Maltvtc Lace
Mourning
Plain aud Embroidered Handkerchief
And great variety oi Lace aud Muslin Gooda generally Il
which we invite thu attention of the Ladios
nov 2tg GEO NJ RIGkER 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

MAR saf,E,-Sl0uOuO Bonds of the Virginia and Ten
nsssep Railroad Company. bearing per cent interest
rucinai ana Interest payable il New York and secured ny
mortgage mon the entire Road and all the assets OF
the Company. -, c.,n,s o,,, ,,;,1 Ia,
ella a, ride 10 command the attention of every capitalist
m the present future prospec
~ ,be Road -, i'll be furnished by upon application ~
OF the ' ~, ~. !" 80 PETERS SPENCE co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-24

- IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS No q5G
Baltimore street opposite Hanover Baltimore would
respectfully call the attention Merchants visiting The Fast
cities to their Stock of New Fall and Winter lry Goods
which is large and well assorted
Our stock Of Heavy Wooens Domestic Cottons was
bought In the months Of May and June lowest rates
To prompt aud reliable buyers willing to sell at
very small adj ance l. l. rANIER
aug l6-dSc5m RIO Y JANIFR
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-03

A CoRRECrloN.-The local editor
Of the Advocate, who lays hold o.
every local item within the limits o.
the city, must keep sharp look out
or he will be caught at that common
newspaper trick, Of noticing things
that he has not seen. The city pro
per. is now bounded by an imaginary
line Of a mile square, and we arc
willing to allow the local editor ON.
nipresence, so far that he may be in
t,co places at the same time, but nc
more. But in speaking Of McCutch.
tens temperance lecture on Tuesday,
the local editor says: "The lecture
itself did credit to the author, and we
hope to have the pleasure Of again
hearing him on the same subject. "
Pray sir, how do you know the Cleo
ture did credit to the author" and
how can you say you =" hope to have
the pleasure oyain," when you have
not-apd did not have "the pleasure"
We happened our self to be present
on that interesting occasion, and the
audience all told, was TOO ladies', three
small female children, some uneazy
boys; DIR. D--r, two editors, and a
walking administrator who come in,
when the lecture was about half over
took a back scat-went to sleep,
snorea. and blew soap bubbles from
the lather of his mouth. This was
the audience. Now Mr.. Local Editor,
where were you: Have you the re-
ceipe of 'fern seed" to walk invisible +?
II not, you must do better things, or
take your printing machine out of
Church Street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-03

Somebody out West here has inven-
ted new hair dye, based upon very
old and we'll known principle, which
will throw" Twiggs.
The ingredient is intimately mixed
with any alcoholic or vinous liquid
which may suit the patient. and then,
instead Of being rubbed we'll IN the
hair, is drank with a little sugar, wa
ter (if necessary, and ice. And as it
is the natural disposition of said liq.
uids to the head, why, they must, Of
course, carry along with them more or
less Of the ingredient, and thus depos-
it it at root of the hair. inside the
scalp instead of outside, as is the u.s.
uat plan Of procedure with all hair
dyes. We saw two or three disciples
Of Fathar Mathew getting their hair
uery died last week.-Spirit.
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FOR THE COMET
ORTHOEPIC RULES.

The scientific and moral wealth O.
English and American literature
make the acquisition of our language
desirable alike to the moralist, and
to the scholar, to the mechanic and
the statesman of every land; and the
extention of our language, as well as
the diffusion of our literature, whether
considered in a moral, in a political,
or in a commercial point Of view,
is of the utmost importance and should
be, and doubtless is ardently desired
by every well wisher. to American
and to man.
The difficulty Of learning the pro-
nunciation is the great hindrence to
desirable extention of our language,
and this diffusion of our literature.
In an attempt to overcome this
difficulty, DR.. Fliigel in his English
Grammar for Germans; gives 65
pages of rules for pronunciation, Is
pages accent rules, ('so imperfect"
says Ellis THAT the reader after a
study of his pages in doubt where to
place the accent in some of our COM
monest words,') and II pages of
photographic rules.
In similar works, DIR. Heussi, gives
12l large octave pages, and Mr..
Hirst, Sc quanto pages to the same
subjects, and yet with all these and
many more helps, that the wants If
many have begotten upon the teem-
ing conceits of the book making
world, of which the above named are
but sample, it may with the utmost
safety be esteemed absolutely impos-
S, BILE for one. reared to the use of any
other language, ever to learn to speak
English, even so as to be understood,
until he catches it from the lips Of the
living speaker.
Books on books piled mountains
high, can never give the clue to the
labarynthian mazes Of English Ortho-
graphy that have been so contrived
and duplicated and Implicated as to
render English photography complete
|y inaccessible, through books alone.
NJ. N. B.
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G. 4. BLANCHARD.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY i

WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
W his friends and the public, that he has re-
sumed business in Baton Rouge, where he may be
found, with a large and varied stock Of goods.
winch Will be sold at the lowest cash price, to
prompt customers. His stock consists of:
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, BRANDY, WINES.
CORDIALS, PRESERVES, PICKLES, and every
thing appertainiDg to the Grocery lire. Also
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOOD and HOLLOW
WARE; DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
and SHOES, &c Call and examine quality, guam
ti'y aud price, before purchasing. Church street
near J. Piper Cos, Cabinet warcroom. [may3.
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UO000ooA00 00nos
Sixth Jsd;eia D;s4;es Ob.rs, Par
ISL ef Eat Baton Rouge, La.,.
Succsssion cNAxcr Oars, decd.
RY vIRTUEots commission issued in,
~ the above Succession, and to me di.
rected from the HIN. Sixth judicial Dis.
trict Court, in sndifor the Parish and State
aforesaid, I viii by virtue Of said commits
sion offer 1t Public Sale at the court House
Door Of said parish in the city Of Baton
SATURDAYth the 10th day of NAV psxt,
> D. 1855, ct IL o'clock A, n. the proper.
ty hereinafter set forth and described, be.
longing to said succession, 10 wit: H.,
"A certain negro man slase named Dick,
aged about % yeasa s.4sfss ri =
On tbs following terms and conditions,
to wit. One half cash and ths balance at,
one and two years credit from the day Of
sale; the purchaser to live notes satisiict.
orily endorsed, bearing interest at eight
per cent from the date Of ssIe till pai., and!
special mortgage reserved on said slave,
until the full and final payment Of said
notes and interest thereon.
April 14.lS5a H. v. BABIN, Sheriff
Sixth Judicial District Cours-Par.
ish Of East Baton Rouge. In the
Succession Of Francois dublin and
Nagdaline Badin his mts. both
deceased, Theopile Ba6in vs.. f., c..
BaJin ct. al. No. 40. PRoBArE.
QY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
~ the above Succession. to me directed
from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of Fest Baton.
Rouge and State Aforesaid.
! will by virtue Of said commission Of.
fer at public sale at the Court House door
Of said Parish in the city Of Baton Rouge.
on SATURDAY the 9Th day Of May next,
1855, at II o'clock A. NJ, the property
hereinafter set forth and described, belong
ing to the above succession, to wit:
Hannah negro woman aged about 30.
years, aud her child Harriet aged about 2.
yeals-aso lot OF hous .hold and kitchen
furniture, and four or FIVE head Of cattle.
Terms Of sale as follows, the said Slave
Hannah & Child for one 9th cash and the
balance payable one half on the first OF
M'rch next. A. d. 1856, and the other h.lf
on the first Of March 1857, in notes we'll.
endorsed, payable At the Parish Recorders
Office in the City Of Baton Rouge-besrins
eight per cent interest thereon after matp.
'ity until paid, and special mortgage re-.
tanned or said slaves until the full and final
payment Of said notes and all eventual in.
te'est thereon, and the personal property for
cash on the day Of sale. mar.3l.lS55.
&. A. PIKE, Auctioneer.
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n en- A6pertisemcn1s
NOTICE.

NODuCE,
THE Omnibus will leave z. BEATS Sta
Il BILE on Third st. Sunday Morning at 6
O'Clock for GreenweIl Springs and return
in the evening. Per5ons desiring to 60
out, will register tbeirna before hand.
fare each way 81. Ifone omnibus is not SUI
hcient second will be on hand to leave
at the same time. Zap. 3-td) r. ZEAL.
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STRAY OR STOLEN.

I'M the night of the 3Oth Inst. hay
" horse about ID hands high. both hind
legs up to the ankle, white, also collar
mark OIL the neck A liberal reward
will be paid for his delivery at II. L.
WADDILLs dung Store. May 3.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-03

Anecdote Of Curran.-During one
Of the circuis, Curran was dining with
q brother advocate at small inn kept
bya respectable woman, who, to the
well ordering Of her establishment,
added reputation for that species Of
apt and keen reply which sometimes,
supplies the place Of wit. The dinner
had been we'll served, the wine was
pronounced excellent, and it was pro.
posed that the hostess should be sum-
moned to receive their compliments on
her good fare. The Christian name Of
this purveyor was Honoria, name of
common occurrence in Ireland, but
which is generally abbreviated to that
of Honor. Her attendance was,
prompt. and Curran, after brief.
eulogium on the dinner, but especially
the wine, filled a bumper, and hand
ing it, proposed as a toast. Honor and
Honesty" His auditor took the glass
and, with peculiarly arch smile said
Our, "absent friends" and having.
drank off her amended toast. she cur.
tseyed and withdrew.