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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

Do11oR WAND, 80 BROADWAY. SOUTHEAST COZ.
~ OF brnctne street. second hoor. Oace hours rom
z A. ~. III ~ =. a. daily. On Sundays nom A. ~ WI
TAR ", LsRxoNT 80 NsBCER sTREgT CORNER or
~ Hpviug. OPPOSITE ~ Nlcholss HOTEL New FORK Ohce
boufs rom " a N IN ~, except Sundays
"a WATSON $50 BRoosx srRFgr SECOND BLoCS
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N 8 II the evening
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

NYEW YOHK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM.
IN rany-yo- Havana aud New Orleans 70 sail osiivey
nom the kondsy September 10 ISIS At f2oolpss
TIE United states mail slesuer FhHAwHA, y ~ Bul
loch. crmmaraer will comrnense % receives freight %
7hnrpay At pier foot RI Robinson street North
rivs- fight thirty cents rer foot No bills ~ la6rg
ssned after The boar Of sailing fOf ft CHI or passage 40
My - the sgsnts. lNinGs1DN, CVoShsk0N n 60 M,
4 Para pisoe ... .. -.
n. D. nu,i-g the prevalence % b. epitsric ~ New
Cfles The oil MS line ~iu te iossd ~ srgs4
Ftei 1t tasen pier NORTH fiyer. shippers VII refge
Insure accofdlrRly
INUR SAW --ypr FrNov CNsNrrIA kNFrWAEN
~ trra scar osa esss stoot ~iN
sc a. pari, an spn ~ b. .ocaeots fSNsree, ~ FRIDAY
etS sGst 81 ~ =. 0'sr \ ~ A1sst AZ N4 = HthTt
lis, AhEGAAkD, tlcs s>Sse, ~. FEVs, sIess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

roBE b. MURRAY DISCOUNT AND COLLECTION
81 ncuse Wall ste T. business pA,er dis sounief q
Collections made II every post odce towo In
kurope America AMI discounted ON Geographic atyce
OF payment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

". hEaTTN. AUCII0NEES.-By BANGS, NgS
IA. WIN co Trade sslskooL ia " Park rou.--Friday
evening SnEt 10 :. So O'Clock snd fresh stock
rrs;rg 'srgs !ec of and che,cs public in
GLIDING scsi ec cises'cs an school booxs; also may
90 and vaigaeis old BOOKS 81.
n UCTIoN No7ICE.-sALE or WATCHES AND JEW
IN elsy ~ su .iop. ~ order cf receiver.
JClIlS BsohN, au tsoneer, VIII sfN - 80 Co.tland a.
&c raerrow. Frds, motni,g, ct lpia o'siock,
by crde- OF large stock OF rs rat toe god an
silver wachss ard fac jswslry worthy HI aea oil the
trade and private bayeis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

DuYANrw MIRSrKEIS
- Mechanics Hall. sT1 sroadvay soays Grant rxeAe.
yondsy eysncg sept o is55. and evening durtns
the week.
Crowded s-More noveles-rbe excelsior troupe .
the world
Jerry nd Dan Rryaut, tha Two Dronios
New snDxs, dancer, toCs, hufiefguss No.
NoDI Darfo.l Brothers, yrolesr wArbiers-socnss a
TiiaIon's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

AUCTION aoTICy-AssIGNEE's sac or A Carl
N net mACuaciRrsr'a stois ~ EJuGillY. suciiinssr,
Will se LIS o-7 ~ lts oslocs at rs.sr,oa ~ Nassau
street By o6tr " ssssnee w ,of aDd m thossay
raro, covered 10 bsirroh b,c ,-l. uhra-y
sec-t.s,y ttescfass extension drirg rs'les m,-oe
On m.h,ssny panofo-te.
dressing buresvs essbssnfs betstasdg, naresses. IL
DC The whole viii ppsns ely b. add % the hghes
bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Ucrron sALE or MAssrrfnsNr

nuO-EHuLD sDkNt.ESE
LEG mt rARlOR sutTa, CoFEarD IN BHOCADE 81.
m oil saat ucs pisnoorr cSrsee iegs solid psAri
ke,s l.i,ls vi h rear. mads Dv ciy msksr,
s5d coat 5000, sstusry. broozes, Ac
TBEDhDNS 9oULDsMTtH, AUCsI gcEfR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

DENTISTRY.
a RrYFrcfAL rrErH INSERTED ar TIN 10 -Fsr
n possible ptlees sets silver So sold 80
oua gum patnafS Tech exlrscat Without Pan. Ui-
3lq Csns street near Mercer one hot VEL e. w I'd
way. DIX ktWbElOh.
ANEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
~ metal plate, clasps extracting ne rnoe ana are -
lighter Than poscelar Can Re had only BY ne nyentr pr
a. n SiGfssONDisi Biescker street. The mos sensitive
teeth SUED without pain, with msicfla he color q ne
natural tesh 1srth ,steH may be A. ha once from
~ TO- Grs citizens, stiesng the superorfy OF no 10
ventiCn, after two years trial.
rygFRTH-GREs At AND uNPsFCEDENTED zGDrGnON
IN pre- New syle partial se's on sed, ~ gnsrsnled'
whole sets $40 Established 1870 -Four prernn ms rccevet
br MANaoN isrsesi mott rspels oftee, Ia 1ra0es,
81 90 west Twenty second street ard SIS siyh auue cor
net Ct Twenty sQtoad street. Nlfiera cortay Invited
PAINTS. &c.
1'Ea OARnoN rtfsr-vOR BEAUTY or APfEAB-
Il spCs gi speak Tor ntelf We preparef % demon
strsc ia superior Durability All oher psns market
protection rpor exposed Aurfnccs, urequaed rr srfs
ir5n work. roofing, No IA. WHAT'S CO, isi Water Ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
!. psraAIrA lNpaPEHpgNr LINZ -THr NAGyFt

~ 4 1 clipper ehp JUAN EkkhANpAh viii be nes-
IA cAsd Cor Melbourne October The npsAionA Tor
pssaensss aEd second cabins cannci be sress.ed
y ar ts,isht ar pfA.sxe spply 10 0OODEtn ARkELL
O1 les Fear street Sight blls for sale, snd cash al
vancss aee On eonslannenn Couaguees in Australia
FISHER. hicsfds a Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

n Celrylng he UnHed - :
Yhe superior ard clipper ship GDiiDkN HORN Cor,
cornnsudt her perth, pier Eas, river. and having
three f0nrtrs going board.
~ positively be the ar sap dcst aiched 70 Melbourne IN
September
mate The voy~ge Neb las year eighty
5sd for her rapid sssgcs and excel
lent rnrspr ter accommodations.
Thc raedun clipper ship NATION, Gross mater, is
row berth North river loRiuE Iapily and
all have pTou I'd despatch for ~ dney direct - -
For freight passage spey 70 n. ". CAMERON, No.
Bowling Green
sisht bls FOR sale AMI cash Advances made consgn
mems CoLdgaees In AUSTRALIA Messfs WGxiason, Bros.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

PtGrYRR wAyYFp-A RARE CHANCE FOR AN
"A active bu,ipess with email Unit ~ re,iy
10 the paying sasi Ia Tile city where
be- reasxe good income Apply TO n GaFFNxr, No.
Ter A. a att
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09


IoHE b. MURRAY, DISCOUNT AND ootLEcrIoE
d tSuse, % Wa. street z Ba.aess pA,er dis so1nisi :,
aal escsua.ea on geographic aivce
ofpaymenL
r A CROSSE AND HLwAUKIs n, a-sorIca "A
"a r. % ana am 20 ssa. and ss
all cias Assizt SID oenpsny Parties in.sI.sseo IN ne
ssIess ss %. asii %ii.a .Tss
lEoRss CO, BANKERS ApD DxALxRs II STOCKS.
os -. sss "sT y.e1Yf o 81 S4as %
purchase and ass ..ocss and bond. :. ,ss Board q
8 Vs. A.; . Ss New 1o x''
H,LwAuKIE GAS LIGHT srooK FOR sAsE-rAYs
"a o.%a.s sssoS s..sss ssas: 4, 4
A'' . -" IVY '"e Joks s. NUsE.S, y Val sires.
DENssYIvaYIA RAILEoAp.
The srsss rOS'e q iSs We. rms H. es ~
sSy o,har route passsge tickets consc, sf freight
srs ssT once No t Y xsor sg,e Ssw Yof
LEECH co, Freight Agents.
nrw YonS, August =. ISIS
JvSrrEp STATES ANn CANADA rue UNION BANK
q London a. ss,2s 2, Mesa, 49, ~ - S ~
rees G neg on secoani Of tr t,r wsoa hey wi
ans up.Trds smiar 70 those 10 snca extensive use ,be
. ., ssrSs sns se g,ss sass ''
ocaa WANTED. THE LOAN OF Tlis AMOUNT
.SOUU. foI year, security o. ca .e tse
rocy o insurance which il u SC Fu Qarte AtarA Wt
Sc given ~ adcrfssirs o. A Herald onlee.
40 non wArIpD ON BOND .Hp MORTGAGES, OK
bZ.UUU property 50 Hudsoa City. New Jersey, worth
Double The eracant hoaus viii be paid Address ~, box
new York Post onice.
mn mn wFsTKvS svCUaiTiES or COOP IN
flU.UUU surance sesk y, ntsj, for whish valuable
'"@ we've n"'' ri II o. nxLi5 30 arosl street
aOn QQQscAsH IS WAIVED, roR a ssrS ~.
~ZV.UUO vestmeri. whoa amount shsh produce N
es' thsn year r0O0, IN less thsn Two yeArs t5 ~
ana greater time the amount n proportion The
SAFE and feasible for vii n sssuri7 viii be
give. required II tha he required sum ehah
loose bu gain twenty rye crr per auu1n during
ss operation he pfoa 70 be tel between two sdfrsts
hcx 400 Poet us. stating where snd when an interview
sar be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

rfgE atEAT Mt ssEIDUsF q sLLsz. ". ,,s.
- 49, 49, ,~cxt go srgessrtrG plsce ~ rrsrt
~ tttv rusuvefs fNuet mcf S' ~ * 'pen - -
evening. atts Bfctr@N. sas 1 s~--~-------
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

E'OS SOUTHAMPTON AND HayHg-rn1 UNrrkD
It ptxles mai saAniaf FULTON, j. A. wot.oa commssd.r
Will iea,-fo ha.rs .oaehnx Al southampton = land The
mails sod passengers saturday September ID at IL
oc!ocs, from pier 81 NORTH toos Reach
Iris ship has ve tight eucisax
gines tkat In the Of collision slranding
water could rot resSs theta and the being free 70
work the safety Of the yeasel and
cured Baggage not wanted during tbs voyage should
sent board as dAy before sailing marked below Fox
FIRE GIT pxassge apply to ~ s pRAgTOS, agent No
ROADWAY 1he Lraxo Will succeed Ia alton, aud cal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

manufacture one million tons of coke per an
mum, if required, which. under any ordinary
circumstances, would produce 400, oOo tons OF
cast.iron. worth not less than $4,000, ooo III
the pig. II but one.half Of this amount were
made into iron.rails for ourselves and our
ncighbors, at $50 per ton, and the rest manu-
featured into locomotives, wheels, engines
pumps, sugar.mills, tobacco presses, DC, DC,
It would be worth $50,0000O0 per annuln
to the city of Richmond and vicinity. And
why should this not he the case: The
Newcastle coal-feld produces lG,O00,o 600 tons
of coal annually, of which 2,50O,OOO is cooked
for the smelling Of iron, and 100000 used
locally for manufacturing and other purposes.
The anthracite regions Of Pennsylvania pro-
duce nearly 100000 tons per year; and the
distant Cumberland coal field, though 200 miles
from tidc-water will soon run up its figures to
millions. We can afford not only to coke
100000 of tons per year, but we can also
yield another million for other purposcs-for
gas, steam, FORCES, &c. The amount Of capital
required would not be so great, under judi
cious economy, as might be supposed: $5o, 900
would supply the necessary fixtures and i'm,
provements to produce 10000 tons of pig metal
per year, and an increase could be made pro-
portionably less. Shall I've ever remain careless
of our properties and indifferent to our inte-
rests, our fame, and our position in the great
confederacy Of the West?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
From the Men,phl, Alava
THE CATETY

Notwithstanding the adverse circumstances,
the elements contcnding pitilessly, making the
streets almost impossible, the talented and
beautiful Miss iyonia Jones has had during
her engagement the most brilliant success. 1t
is matter Of exceeding wondermcnt and s'ir-
prise to all admirers Of the Drama. knowing
the difficulties to be overcome and surmounted
10 the attainment Of success, that one so young
as Miss Jones should have become so proficient,
so perfect, 50 faultlcSS in the deineation oil
character, and to such an extent As 10 disar'n
criticism. Her artistic merit IS commensurate
to her exalted private worth. which Ii a"oSe
all praise She wins as she deserves 10 VIE.
the admiration, the love- the respect OF all
classes of people. wherever she goes. her
oueenlv nien. her noble bearing. her Sprn-
did aAd magnificent attitude. together witii
as swcc, notes rs ever fell from syrcn, or
bird Of heavenly plumaSc fair, never taiiN
10 produce the most startling applause
Her grace, Supcrad1cd 10 her other attractions
is perfectly swanlikc. and we'll may she he
yclcpt, in all the beautiful galaxy. the bright
particular star whose radiance sheds a halo
around each character she assumes anu brings
to light and prominence OF the author. new
bcautics swift man,ling 10 the view. Could
the author have seen Miss Jones in 'Evadnc.
les, evening his pride would have been en-
allied and his esoti>m become inflated. Beau
,llul impcrSonation. as She grasprd the statue
and delivered her address. her attitude assumed
>ubimity. rs the long continued and proiracted
applause clearly indicated. We predict Tor her
a series Of triumphs, should >he continue I'M
proving aS she has. second 10 none who nave
ever troi the American boards. Such nrtISfts
add dignity to the profession. AID divest /, Of
all the objections 30 currently harpcd upon
against the stage. May her future course and
success he rs brilliant rs her merits deserve
and should such consumna;ion occur, She
will stand peerless and alone in her glory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
MAJOR VAN DORM.

The Port Gibson Reyeillc has been shown a
private letter from the above gallant officer,
native of Claiborne county, Miss. The letter
was to member Of his family, and referring to
his recent desperate conflict with the Camanchcs,
he says:
| charged party Of Indians during the bat
tie which lasted about an hour, and after shoot
inc one of them got shot myself-onc arrow
entering nv arm little above the wrist ard
LODGED near the elbow, another entered my
right side, passed through the upper part Of my
stomach. ranging upwards, cut the lower part
of NV left lung and came out OIL my left side.
When pulled the arrows from me, the blood
followed as if weary Of service and impatient to
cheat me of lifc-spillng like red wine from
drunkards tankard.
II was sublime to stand thus on the brink OF
the dark abyss, ard the contemplation was aw.
ful [, was doubtful for some time if should
survive. had faced death often, but never
so palpablv before gaspcd in dreadful ago.
nv for several hours, but finally became easy,
and am now we'll. My noble, faithful horse.
sprinklcd with blood, stood over me where |
fell. and looked the sympathy he could not
utter; and if had died there, he would not
have been friendlcss If several soldiers had
not come up as was shot, would have been
stuck as full of arrows as CULVER was by the
Lilliputians, and my best friends could not
have picked me out from among dozen dead
porcupines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
PACIFIC RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-rhc Pacific Rail
Road Convention assembled here yesterday, in
pursuance of the adjournment. Gen. Richard
son offered resolution requiring the stockhold-
ers present to register the amount Of stock re-
presented, SO as to show what was the majority
Of shares required to decide questions. \ heat
ed discussion arose relative TO the fraudulent
stock. Mr. Chiffon made statement on the
authority of Mr.. I.auranson. which was replied
to by Mr.. Foulkes.
COL Post also replied to Mr.. Archer
charges. and read the balance sheet, showing
the liabilities for stock, after deducting the do
nations, to be but s2,60O,0O0. Col Post had
over s4OO, 900 worth, that the Northern friends
of the road surrendered freely.
After the discussion the explanations made
had greatly strengthened the confidence of the
New Orleans stockholders, disarmed their sis-
picions, and harmony was restored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
EoLIAN HARP.

Hear you now throbbing wind that calls
Over ridge of cloud and purple flake?
Sad the sunsets ruined palace walls,
GRAY the line of mist along the lake,
Even as the mist Of memory.
o the summer nights that used to be!
An evening rises from the dead
OF long ago (ah me, how longD
Like story, like a song,
Told, and sung, and passed away.
Love was there, that since is fed,
Hope, whose locks have turned to gray,
Friendship, with tongue Of truth,
And beating heart Of youth;
Joy, that angelwisc alighted,
Frequent. welcome, uninvited;
Love and Friendship. Hspe and JOY,
With arms about each others neck,
Merrily watching the crescent moon
Slung to its gold nail of star,
Likes hunters horn when the chase is done,
Over the fading crimson bar;
Where deep night bhc had never speck,
As pleasure no alloy.
Against the colors of the west
Trees we're standing tall and black;
The voices of the day at rest,
Night rose around, a solemn flood,
With fleets Of worlds. But still our merry
mood
Rpplcd in music to the rock and wood;
Music with echoes, never to come back.
The touch upon my hand is this alone
4 heavy tcar-drop Of my own.
Listen to the breeze: 10 lettering Time
Unresting time!-O viewlcss rush of Time"
Thus it calls and swells and falls,
From the sunsets wasted palace walls,
And ghostly mists that climb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
TIE WALKER EXPEDITION.

\ correspondent II Mobile writes The
Captain Maury who is at the head OF the 40
who left on the schooner Helen, but was o"cr-
taken and brought back by the revenue cutter
Net LELAND. is the person who wounded the ia
nous De Riyicrc in duel last spring, and his
second. Captain Mcdonald. some time after
His name has been associated with the imni-
grafton scheme for sometime. lie Is a good
sli!or and man Of courage. Here there /. no
effort made by it, friends to conceal the char.
:ctcr Of this expedition. which i perfectly I'M
dcrstood in Mobile. and the Walker organ
here. the Register seem, 10 "ma>c no honcS
whatever over its PURPOSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
Ares, Of Loan Association Secretary.

BosroN. Dec. 23.-.imos Cummings. lr..
Secretary Of the Howard Atlantic and Ire
mont Loan Association. has been arrested on
the charge Of leaning the funds o! the lnstitu-
ton contrary 10 the provisions Of The charter.
f is known that there had been received funds
I, the amoun; Of *lj&, Gao, which sum has I'M
accountably 'lwinilcd down 10 only $1,000,
leaving deficit Of sos, 900. The Secretary
is charged with having appropriated this
amount to his own use lie is said TO be about
having for Europe 1t is understood that the
losses sustained by the Association will COM
nj il 10 20 into chanccrv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
THE GAVIES ABROAD.

Austria. it is said. will cxpcnd 10 less than
-, 400, 900 this year on her >luadron>, and for
1859. will increase the amount TO Si.0oO.ooO.
Eussia is about 10 appropriate 200. 900 for
Ter navy. This time next year France will
POSSESS no less than forty screw line Of battle
SlipS While these onward movements are III
,rocrcss abroad. the United States should Eot
forget her position among the nations OF the
cirth, nor neglect her right arm OF the national
ti.frnrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
THE AUTUMN LEAF.

THE AUTUMN LEAF.
Poor autumn leaf! down floating
Upon the clustering gale;
Torn from thy bough, where goest now,
Wither'd and shrunk, and pale?
Il 90, thou sad inquirer,
As list the winds to blow,
Scar, sapless, lost and tempest-tossd
go where all things 60.
THE rude winds bear me onward
As suiteth them, not me,
Der dale, DER hill, through good, through i'll,
As destiny bears thee.
What though for me one summer,
And three-scorc for thy breath
live my span, thou thine, poor man.
And then adown to death!
"And thus we 60 together,
For lofty as thy lot
And lowly mine, my fate is thine
To die, and be forgot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

.Ioab a slave belonging to Senator Fiizpat-
rick. says the Wetumpka Spectator, brought
his cotton crop to Wctumpka on last SATURDAY
and sold it to Bryant 4 Carter for ono hun
ircd and sixty dollars in clean cash. This
case makes very pretty contrast 10 the one
reported in the New York papers, where thou
sands Of women and children gathered together
10 seek bread where there was no bread. This
Is .Joabs spending money; there l. no need Of
his LAYING up for old age or dccrcpitudc. The
hand Of a kind master stands between him and
want. and no visions of furnished wife and
Starving children. haun; his future.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
THE FRENCH SLAVE TRADE.

The official returns of the French Colonial
office show that 500 negroes have been OBJ
tanned BY French agents from the eastern coast
Of Africa, and conveyed to the island of Bour-
bon. or Reunion French Guinea has received
eight hundred and seventy-two Africans, Mar
Unique FIVE hundred and fifteen, and Gauda-
loupe xix hundred and ninety-eight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
Working up Sawdust.

The ingenuity Of Partisan cabnet-makei>.
in the Fanbourg st. Antoine, has found use
for common sawdust which raises the value OF
that commodity far above the worth Of solid
timber BY ncw process. combining the
hydraulic press and the application of intense
heat. these wooden particles are made TO reform
themselves into solid mass, capable of being
moulded into any shape, and presenting a
brilliant surface durability and beauty oi
appearance not found in ebony. rosewood or
mnhOnnnN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
AN ADIEU

A bloomy lass Of sweet sixteen,
First reused my admiration,
With looks SO mild, thought that abe
Loved ne-like all creation;
Nv boyish heart at last found words
It's tale Of love to tell her,
And listened when she fondly swore
She loved-some other fellow!
Nv second was more lovely far
Than all the girls around her,
With mules and niggers, stocks and lands
And money too-confound her
coaxed her with cunning tongue,
And nought she asked refused her,,
But when she begg'd me to "excuse,"
/. like fool, excused her.
The next had charming, golden curls
Around her shoulders floating,
With lip and eye and voice so sweet
scarce could help from counting;
So mild, so gentle too was she
So little touched with evil,
But when made my motive known
She proved perfect-coquette!
tried again, with like results
The lower and the higher
Each beauty seemed to dote on me
Until I came to try her;
So here's toast to one and all
The female population;
ri kssp my pictures, books and rings
And quit the occupsaon.y mayg1G p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

:, high compliment TO Edward Everett is Al
English Greek Lexicon. dedicated to him, and
lately published in Greece. The object Of the
work is to bring English and American ltera-
,urc into circulation among the Greek race, in
order to countcract the flaShy corrupting pub.
lications with which the French press is mum
dating the I.evant; in the words of the author,
TO bring the English mind to the door OF the
Greek nation"