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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30
AMwROTYpEH.-

UDROs.KESs.-PATENT AWBKOTYPEs.-
The subscribers having associated themselves together
all branches style and hrn Of G1BBs KEAeY
are prepared to furnish pictures In every style Of the art
known in this country Europe They call especial atten
lion their style Pictures Ambrotypes glass far
These not reversed Daguerreotypcs
are and may be in light They are imperisha6le
being dramatically sealed between glass plates which sealing
is secured by Letters Paen the United States and Europe
and owned "a TINS place by Gibbs kSagy only oos
be the gandst aehey in the Photographs having
areei and cleaness truly astonishing Made from the small
Ambrotypc stereoscopes be be appreciated
Also their Meaogrephs Pictures on paper from life
detail Any number from single sng--from one to
thonsand-either plain or colored in water or oil .,
mems IN the various branches y are assured of polite at
Gallery OF p. L Gibbs door to Virgin
Ia Bank lyn'AODrs- ; Jas : K i.nHi'
p Sin Ambroypes the style Of drapcry the color of
the eye makes difference as all equally wol taken
Dagueeoype copied into Ambrotypes and made permanent
aug CTS. q X
vTO THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS
Those who delight to- look upon and admire b nG esnu
gess,ye Sgs is forming are respectfully invited to ea on g
ery There the Statesmen of the country with intellectual
brow and august mein stand our rom the plate wth sHeh
he hears the heart throb and the lips There
charming lips youth gaze admiration
Heavens last best gift TO sinful man There too Troll
laugh and holds him charmed to tho spot
Then W. MINN1S OS and view the handsome
specimens likeness and reader, induce her
esteem above all others to accompany you and rest not
contento without OF her ana OF those
hold dear earth Then should the silver cord be snap
and the golden wi broken that left which will
call wildly recollection the departed Pie
taken In all weather equal facilities and with the
semepotfecton. Remember MiNNlS x co the men to
likeness and they be found at All times
their framed Gallery, Main 81 door Bridge
street Iypchburg and sycamore street, Petersburg Va
| G, W. MiNNIS q co,
~ SITS Daguerrean Ariss.
ACr0sEK l-,. lsss:--.LOTHs, ASST
| ~ NERERS AND NESItSGS made up to order in the
best style, at short notice at the Clothing House of
| / o GLASS q RAINE j. DIXON, Agent
| XXIHEAT WANTED.-we wish engage 10000
wv bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery. Persons
having any dispose will find It to their interests
| us a call. LANGHORNE JOHNS.
1 iy l7-dts W
/ kACTOBEB 1ss, ls53.-BUsaNEsS SUITS
made superior at the Clothing
House of GLASS g. RAINE,' j. DIXON, Agent.
| oc Its
| HNAalH FOR WOOL.-We viii pay the highest maj
linne aaes n 2.s' RCCKER 4 REDO.
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aNREsM ARRlVAl.-rhe ramlly llroeery bias Iust

lNRESH ARR1vAI.-The Family Grocery has Just
received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully attention Of his friends
and the public large, assuring them that by calling
the Family Grocery they Will find the largest and best Beet
Tongues market also nice lot Dried Beet
Bologna Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot OF
Brooms article of Black, Imperial and tunpowder
Teas good Hosiery ladies' gentlemen and
children many fancy articles, such as Perfumes soaps
Cloth Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs, Long
chdron and other articles too tedious to
mention all of which Will be sold cheap for cash. or IN RI
Rank May be added to the above list
spices nil kinds ground up in papers for family use;
superior article Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
before all gone. j. IL SoLoMoN
Ii L
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DVII.DIN1. MATERIAL. At COsT.-H


determined close out my stock Of Carpenters
arr. aud building Materials including escnsiue as
sortment 81 LOCKS, HINGES, sc RE ), WI n Do
GLASS &c, &c, the Whole stock now oherei nj cos'
Those sizing ANYTHING in that line would consult their inter
esis by giving a call before purchasing elsewhere
,,,r Ilts A. WINSTON
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NOT1CE.-All persons who indebted a tie undo.
~ Signed, or to the old concern of b. II. LtMls Co.
whose accounts have been due months
to come forward and pay up or they will be placon the %
OF an ofheer for collection A. :, LEVI
d d2W
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AsJ.-Mu have hand som, 90 ions OF the tinhy ;
VI cargo uano imported last winter SO Tar as
heard from the purchasers has given entire aas
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad see good effects by noticing Straw
Hin they pass through Ihr farms d. W HhSall
Esq A. Garrett ESQ., u Anderson Jrt were some OF the
nprohasers Of For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
~ cots Richmond
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"a Uazs stho subscribers haS lnt purchased OF John A.
~ Franklrhs the Of Franklin, Brother
e. will continue tho house, door
Liberty Ware house under the an style a FRANK
LIN BROTHER 1bey theIr thinks to their friends
public generally the liberal patronage extended
they have been In the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and most respectfully solicit
continuance same promising their best excrons
10 give isecton who may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN
ian alta EDW ARD FRANKLIN
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MERCHANDISE. &C.
.,.,, x.,,,,e...---t.REAT INDucEMEsrs.---

n
II nh. Ladies city IynehburK and all others visit
~ al. civ are avted TO eaii at the ehespcss
ia stock OF FANCY GOODS CONSIST
H. ~ su.Tar r8.ured silks; French ~ rinos rie
French Monslns is1s cheap high eoiored Deain
,lal Hosiery Also. 1870 yards Of superior
English sieo per eetis fast ioI Al the low pres
Of IN cents all they are seng last i"i "a
an TAI. ali oar cent bills $40 amount
90 1ets HARRISON LEWIS
n WssOWTAT1ON.-LxN SPORT.
u ING WARE-HDif sE--whcre will be found tue largest
assortment or Illuminated Steel hno Double and Single Guns;
I,des Deans English scfcocking Five Shooter Colts Al
Ions and Tbnrbers aud Single Pistols Fowler
Flasls Shot Pouches Game Bags Ceaning Rods
Nipple Wreuchrs Eieys Cocks aud u u eenssi9n olps
Diamond Pow American Powder all kinds Compress
ed Bullets and Small Shot, Liquor Flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives, Razors, fine assortment OF
Port Monies Gold Silver Ivory aud Crooked Sword and
Plain every thing in ne 10 SUIT t'nh makers
have "A premium Rifles hand Repairing done
" it'll de pateh, and warranted, by
WAL Is a &. FISHER opposite the
sen lats SorVe House, Iynehburg, Va.
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NASH FOR WOOL.-we will pay the highest mar
kat nrice for WOOL In cash. Bonsacks Negro Jeanes
iune ee.es. i. ~ RUCKER 4 REDO.
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Nr8W 81 HAND
~ 30 fHna otter \ Ma. Peruvian Guauoi
40 Mexican
no Casas Thonastun Lime
400 Mountain
50 North River Cement;
80 Caieined Plaster;
Al f5r sale accommodating terms By
MILLER & FL All,
Tho Rlsn
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cCEIylNs., AND ON HAND, 20 hhds. Y. q

DECEBVGNss, AND On HAND, 20 hhds. ~ y.
III AND i. r. SUGAR,
40 bis Coffee and Clarified Sugar
30 boxes aud bbls Loaf Crushed Puvarzed Sugar
100 bags Rio and I.aguyra Coffee,
bags superior old Java do,
Is hhds Cuba aud T. Il. Moassss,
90 bbls y o. Moasses,
20 Bar Iron. assorted.
= do Hoop and Band do,
= do BlstcIcd Steel,
/ do Cast aud Shear do.
1900 lbs. Bacon,
200 sides Sole Leather,
- do Black Upper do,
daz Calf Skins.
90 Pink Lining do,
10 " Sheep Skins,
200 bales Cotton Yarn
10 bales Osnaburgs,
% boxes Sperm and Adanantine Candles,
80 do HUI q Sons Patent do,
- do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nails 10 90 dy.
10 Wro't Nails,
10 bbs Tanners Oh
40 Peruvian Guano,
300 sacks Salt
Also Plaid B.ached and Brown Domestic, Calico Linen
Din Cords md Plow Lines, Window Glass and Putty
operas Alum and Indigo Pepper Ginger and Spice
Shades soscIs and Halter Chains Manure and Hay
Forks Boots and Hats for sale exchange for
try produce accommodating terms.
afa Pits JOHN HoLLINS.
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EMAIL. AND WINTER IsOODS.--SLOTE

gSAIt AND WINTER S.SOD@.-dLSIsA-
INt. CLOTHS, GASSiMERES AND NESllNGS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Nc.--GLASS X RAlAE
resprctfu, inform friends and the public that tacir
of Winter Goods complete, consisting
in mart of Dress Coats, Winter Business Goats,
Register style, Farmers overcoas Waterproof
Beaver do Pantaloons every style Vests in endless va
eiv; Double Breasted Quilted Siik-ncw Style Gents
S6aws Travelling Blankets Shirts, Drawers Cyais Stocks
Neck mes Collars Umbrellas Gloves Hosiery Pocket Hand
kcreh Waterproof Goods &c complete assortment Of
NouIns ANp chi pRENs CLOTHING.
GLASS & RA1NE,
j. DIXON, Agent.
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pECEsvlNG, AND ON HAND, sJ bills. s.,n-

IL EGEHN1NG, AND On HAND, I'd bbis sstu-
Ii ARTS Sugar, IS bills Stuarts Ground Clarified and
Crushed sugar,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
10 bbs y. q. Moasses,
10 hhds r r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 3" Lagura do.
10 " prime old Java do
80 LaNcs Adamautinc and Sperm Candies,
Large Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
soon a selling cheap.
feb g4is YOUNGER q SMITH
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These vessels the first class built expressly for this
trade superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed the trade, who will spare
nIodate.
They VIII be up and down the river by steam and
may relied promptly advertised. Merchants
going North ordering goods Boston, will find
their ship this line the only regular line
freight will be taken low by other
sells very effort i'll be made by the Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction.
We spectiuy ask and hope succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage.
The vessels wiz lie in Richmond the Dock and n
al Rowcs " hart
DAVID & WM CURRIE, Richmond. Agents
ALLEN i WELTCH, Boston, Ns'"''
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k,PEssAL "a hasC NOrssE.-sar2c stock
- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR tASll-My stock
of New Spring summer Goods is now complete The
whole stock t very cheap, aud Will be soidior
small profit, tor cash
The money having become hope my friends
will forward aud supply themselves hoer'
1 those want of goods to insure
saies Iapl l2.lts JNO. }. PuRNIS, Agt
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N
~ SEW GOODS l-JNO. j. pUHN1S Agent, Is reeey-
ing heavy Fail and Winter Goods All he has
his Stock Is taken from of the largest Import
ing Joining IN the Inion nett cash prices aud
WI DC lin small profits for cash, and nothing else
but cash
81 shall receive Goods nearly every week In the
season. by Boats Railroads and Express Companies,
all OF which win be sold cheap Tor cash.
sen JND j. PlRNlS, Agent
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Y NETWORK PAcKETS-This new home ArsEs5ssTe
line H. composed of the following vessels and sals
York every three days All owned in the cry oil
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HsOTTON OZNABUHsis.-,i2 Bales No Cotton
oznabnrgsa heavy article just received from the faeo
viii be sold to merchants on better
terms they be had IN Richmond Baltimore Please
call aud famine for yourselves -........
-. -, LEE & JOHNSON.
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kACTOBER 1ss, disadvantages SUITS,
latest superior the Clothing
House of GLASS g. RAINE j. DIXON Agent.
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NJ tsUsslb~Iho subscriber has NOW feeelVtd MS
~ complete oek of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS;
t. which OF his friends and the public general
Is peculy called. Having taken advantage OF the de
pressed Of the market IN purchasing his Goods he Will
be able to offer great Inducements TO buyers
The articles numerous TO mention there can be
found articles which general Dry Goods business
of Boots, Shoes, Has
Cars, Umbrellas Parasos &c Country Merchants
pccialy call him tn further East he
is determined Ill Richmond Prices. Strict attention
VIII d. pad orders { aud ali
m IL . NJ
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iSTs.--ts fUTtS 's"- J"''
- new and beautiful assortment Of GOLD PENs consist
ns Of new stves approved patterns which VIII
be sold at price, fail 20 please all and II. them
Afsa " steel Pens and holders loo lu
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"a OJa - \ y " ~ n -
- JON rs will have in few days,
20 cases that celebrated II G. Stick lfeorlce,
20 do Ito. Mass DO,
to which they invite the attention OF manufacturers
ma
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best stvle, at short notice. the Clothing House of
{ oc Its GLASS RAINE. j. DIXON Agent
NXIHEAT WANTED.-we wish engage 10 600
w bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery Persons
having dispose will find to their interests give
us q call LANGHORNE & JOHNS
.1r lts f,N
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RDlEIES, SEsbh.s cc.--We have on hand very
4 handsome Of Rifles Pistols, &C. &e com
pfsing very line Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
silver Saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharps Rtes Colts
Five Shooters; Aliens Secocking Pistols Cane Guns;
Polls; Hunting Knives; Pistols OF all sizes Caps,
dc, &c O which invite the attention of the public.
aug q4s j. D. GREGORY g. co
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lanes WOODuOusE CO., i3D Vain 81,
mo TOBACCONssr..-Nc. so per cent.

Il SAVED-Acoordng To the Published rates Of The south
side Railroad Tobaeeomsis nearly 30 cent by
sending Tobacco the subscriber as II as shall not
than cents box averaging i20 bis In
Guiding tolls freight expenses board steamers sail
ing vessels ALFRED s. LEE on the Dock.
Rirhfnnnh
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15
ron rHH Uoxrf.
Learning to Head.

One of the difficulties Of learning a
correct English pronunciation, run.
-ists in Tie fact. that if to given COM
bination Of letters as e.a-r, having a
lefnite sound, earl we prefix an
yther letter, as bear bear, " or af-
fix another letter, as, arm earn, =
he sound Of tie first combination is
IN either case changpd, and each new
suind of the ri.ilual " e-a-r +" is differ.
ent from the other. Thus, l,-t4-a.r il
lear, but b e.a-r-d is = beard, +" und
b-e-a-r-d is heard the first eombiha-
tion Gear ever varying as differ
elit letters are prefixed or affixed 10 it.
We have over over. but l-o-v-e-1
" lover;" then prefix "c,' and we
have lover in Lower "cloyer. y
We write row." IL express the fact
that the b l,ovs have had II row, and
the same in the directions to the car
penter To set tl,ose posts il, II g row.
the sound Of " row., being indefinite,
till we put another letter with it, us
r-n-w-e "R,wp,' v or c-r-,,-w crow
Now add 81" aud "a black crow !
becomes !" bluck crown, a most fit.
ting en~i4na to at'rn lhe carton car
ease Of English orthogtarhy. Again
we write la-u-g-h " laugh, . bu,
a.u-g-ll aught, . and, oh tonsiste',.
cy, aug h-l-e-r laughter and bet.
Ter still, we prefix $. aud write s-l-a-u 8.
h-t-e I !" slaughter. . .ea...--
This is only specimen Of one class
Of the difficulties of English prouuu-
ciation; aid s,olid ind' ed must l,e
the apprehension that does not find
The evidences Of j; thiekly scattered
upon every printed I,age. This shuts
and locks the gate way Of knoa ledge
to ,llllions his closes the bible to u
dying world, and makes learning to
read the most difficult IF Innan al
tuil,nents. = NJ. n, b.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

TnE THREE GREAT DIAMoNps.--
Queen Victofia's R11-i moor. (Monn.
tain of Light was worn by an Orien.
al Monarch, three thousand years ago.
Il weighs now only enc hunlred ard
wo earats. The Recent, the glory Of
France is Of . hundred and thirty six.
The Star of The SouM, discovered
last year in Brazil. by paor nrgre~s
waa shown on the 3D. ulfisno, to the
Pari. Academy Of Sciences, in its
brute or original condition. II weighs
w" hundred and tify-lour and n half
carats. but the cutting will reduce il
fo hundred and thirty-six. It will
shine in May Or Juns 4 - Uaissr~
ssl Exhibition.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

u On the 1st inst, Archbishop
Hughes preached bis first sermon in
New York. since his return from Eu
rope. Fl $ discourse was in explan..
ton Of the new Catholic dogma Of the
Immaculate Conception Of the Virgin
Mary.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

ApRlL.-1t should not be forgotten.
that this is the month Of April, and
such good people, as season the re-
ports Of Madam Rumor, with one graill
Of allowance, at less vdfdant periods
Of the year; should now mix in, with
every thing that comes from her lips,
ut least t1vo grains We have SO otter
been mislpd, ITO make statements
based upon 'grape yine,'' and other
intelligence, imported ut a ''penny q
line" that we have firmly resolved to
regain confidence with The public, by
not giving currency to any fact, no'
known to us to be fact. Never to sa,
ANYTHING is 'su." unless it is so, to the
satisfaction Of every one of the seven
senses. A report prevailed IN Town
Yesterday, thas "Ltcomte' had died
If a llspaso OF the heart therefore
HE great race .g1inst tl,e ''best time
would not curle off. Anotllpr rumor,
indulged in, was, that the steamer
Capitol had run into the Laurel Hill
somewhere below, sinking The latter
in fifteen f..lloin water. These re.
ports may be taken with ten grains oI
allowance each.
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4. DELAKObEk1E.
s.s-., ..s...- A. q. iEaR0N,
G. W. POPE. secretaty
Advocate and Gazette copy.

THE CnUcH PRopERTY QuEsTros
Arch. Bishop Hughes is ont II, Il let
Ter in relation to the bill Lefore the
New Ynk Legislature 10 vest chnrel
property i'll trustees He says some
Catholics manifest unnecessary alarm
as to its effect. The bill, if ii passes.
it is admitted, inAiet some injury upon
Catholics, but he would lio; lie sur
prised if. IN the end, it proved beni-
fetal to them, by exciting tue symla-
Thy Of The American pe' pie, and en.
duting lukeeafm Catholics to pay
more attention 10 spiritual, and less
to political affairs, iu the fuiure.--
The bill applies TO all denominations
tut h. lsot1iie opinion that ii Il IN
Il nded for The Catholic church alone.
aud as such pronouncfs it the work Of
persec,l lon He roGaulends t h q
moderallon of the Catholics, under the
circumstances, ia holding no meeting
to fennalst'tte agail~t It's passage. Il
is for the Legislature to dispose Of il
u it may seem best. The glory or
dl~l,onor Of the matter, he says, sIlaI.
be theirs.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

A lANKEB ~ THE ALMEs GAMr.
A Mi. RI 9. Mccormick, IL New
York, who ii now on q visit 10 the
allies camp before sebastopol, has,
written long aud interesting letter,
which appears in the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce. We make the fol.
lowing extracts wl
The magnitude Of the camp sur.
passed my widest imagination After
riding for hour after hour and mile,
upon mile still kept within the tren.
ches. Much Of my time was devoted
to tire French portion Of the camp ard
! must join in tlle praise everywhere
showed upen the arrangements made
by England's brave allies. Through.
out the entire campaign the French
have displayed superior tract aud,
management. The men have not
suffered near so much as those Of her
Majesty's service. Tie French have
bakers attached to each regiment, and
qualities of fresh bread every other,
day while the English are poorly sup
piled with hard biscuit. A present
Of thirty thousand fresh loaves was
sent from the French to the English
CAMP d few weeks since. The English
officers are constantly lauding the
movements If their allies. The Zoua-
YES the French troops formed for the
Algerlen war are perhaps the best
soldiers in the field. They are up to
everything, and perfectly astonished
John Bull by their agiliiy. Ii there.
is any plumber, they are sure to get it
| see them every day engaged iu fora.
ging. and they never 60 home uiih-
out their hafds fall. They let one
another down the rocky sides with
ropes and thus fish up fire-wood from
the wrecks; they 90 hunting for brush
aud in divers ways creditable to their
ingenuity manage to keep we'll sup
Piled with stores. Their d ess is Singh
lar something on the Bloouief order,
only more chaste. They are splendid
men in action and their bravery at the
recent battles has added to their prey
GUS high reputation.
The personal appearance Of Lord
Raglar il thus described 3H '+
&" On our return from the batteries.
| easled at the head quarters with
friend who had business with the
Colnmantleri in-cheif Lord Raglan
w,s promanad'ng the bael; piazza Of
ansien He il q fat. good injured
looking Old gentleman, rather tall.
In many respects his persoual appear
ance reminded me Of our General
Wingeld Scott, thought he is not. by
any means, Of such giant stature as
the hero Of L,lndy's Lane
sour reception was cordial, aud bis
lordship must be called polite Az well
rs courageous. You know that be
lost an arm at Waterloo, while serving
utder the Duke Of wellington. Inker-
mann, when the French troops came
to bis aid at time If great necess-
lty, the French owed me arm and they
lave paid their debt.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

[rSIn the Rhode Island State
election, W. W. Hoppin was chosen
Governor, and Messfs. Dutfee and
Thur.ton were elected m members of
the U. s. House Of Representatives
All said to BE- "Know Notbings. -
Hn who would be accounted wise
should not doubt newspaper report
to this effect. .
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

70 The Bayou Sara Ledger says.
that at the municipal election in that
ancient 'stan ping grounl' on Mon
day the I'll, lust, the entire KNOW
Nothing" ticket was elected. The
vote given. was the largest ever east
in tl'at place. JAS. HAIL was elect
ed Mayor.
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

% When that notorious pugilist
Bill Poola, was about to give up The
ghost, under the influence Of the wei
merited wounds received by him in }
beastly bull dog fight; it is said tha,
he exclaimed, 9" I die m American 7
AT the funeral Of the man, this wa,
emblazened upon the banners of the
procession and on st. Patrick's day
cams near Leading to riot. W,a'
bigotry What madness!
1t would secm, that as the race o.
man advances in intelligence. that il
the same ratio it d.teriorates, in heal
thy morality. Verify, it would seem,
that there is much truth in thai
quaint aphorism, which attributes The
fall Of man to tasting the fruit Of tht
II, . Of knowledge =
70 Ia III. list of arrivals at tht
St Charles Hotel, for Monday. I'll,
9th inst, We see the name Of Gov
2. Q. Hebert and servant La"
The Weekly comet., 1855-04-15

TnE QUESTION SETTLED On an
nolincing the fact that an election Of
War,ens for ST. james Episcopal
Chu ch last sabbath +" would take
plaee;" Z" the Rev Pastor, said, "the
question is settled, that the ladies'
hive a wright TO vote. y We reeollert
that several years ago, tile same qaes-
ton gave rise to a very warm aud
lengthy debate; Col. Tom. Oven
who then published the '' Concervatof''
took part, and enlightened the com
mnnity with several logical leaders.