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SCENE IL CaUacH.--At the Madeleine, in Paris,
GA Cbristmss Eve, the weli-known Able Bautin
preached IN the evening, and as he IL one Of the
most eloquent pulpit orators, as well as one OF
most learned theologiaus OF France, a very large
congregation assembled to hear him. Ascending
the pulpit. be gave forth 10 text. but after q
pause cried Ia -onorous voice, "A Saviour is Dor IL
uato US " He then repeated the cry, and then
SAID: my brethren, Why do you not receive that
glad tsdines with an Hallelujah Z" Thereupon
tho whole onIfegation stood up and cried s.IIaI-
le'uj ta!" Alter which he proceeded to deliver
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GooD.-sheridan agreed With Walker about the
VOID wind, pronounciag it wyDd; but differed
froSn hin with respect to gold, which he would
pronounce gooid. SD eTidan tells us that Swift
used TO jeer those who pronouncea wind with a
short By saying, II hsvea great mind TO finn'd
why yoa pronounce 1t wind" An illiberal ritz
&c iet2rfed this upon Mr. Sheridan, by saying, "Ii
l may be so hoold should like to be todd why
You pronounce il goodl
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Az AsFIcrISG LErrHs From An UsFoRTUsATE
FEMALE 1t was sated yesterday that at the burn.
inx OF house Of il.repuse in Cincinnati, few
days ago, y uag. accomplished aud beautiful
girl, n stranger in the city, pershed in the flames
The following deeply affecting letter was subse.
qusn,ly f1uud among the ruins of the building
and isrupp1sed to have been written by the poor,
1uf rtaoste cir! Tho fell a prey to the fsmes:
R,aei 10. h)nsi magci', all powerful word,
home! Ok have l wished for a hoGo--one tina
1 C uld re urn 10 after a long absence, when, as
Bs~ wearird and perplexed With mauy cares of
this cold world, could Mud retirement there and
b, velc med by siad frieuds-be greeted by those
have kuOwo in inuocaut childhood But, alas !
those Us are not for ne. l have heard others
talk OF tne!r pretty homes aud Rristocrstic palaces
but l si.h uut for these, uor could wish for u
proui palace for my home. only fer al humble
one (; yes have not this. l have never known q
kial fiiher's or mothers ctre--a sisters
brutder's love. These all been lost TO me
My iufint steps were not guarded by mothers
hand, or my iuf.ut lips taught by a mothers
geutIe voice 20 lisp prayer TO ID. AN ali
alou-, without IS TREND III the world, for have
placed an iusurInuuun table barrier between me
and ali thas Is g. ID aud pure. / can never asso
g with those that respected and esteemed
BY h ne il in the vile hiunta of the abandoned:
mg compasiJIs are tho dspraved ones whose
yfcs, ever mingled wish o.Ihs. 0frImes have
hoard others say TINS Is gay life, with all ito he-
Ian eXcited:ent and all is w0ulibe luxuriousness
but Col aas said, "she wages OF sin is death."-
Taey do rot think that when they come to die,
P1Ur, forsakeu ourcasFs, without a friend-fJr
VII 80 their b5auty has faded and their ,ath is
glne, even their vile cumpauions will fUrsake
them, aud leave them to die In their hospital aud
bs buried ia the Poster's field. Il makes me
wrstchsd TO think that this may soon be my fate.
a ies more short years, and L will be fIrgotten
By those who nov call themselves NY frieuds.-
There many who profJss to be my friends, tut
[ would give naught for their friendship Too
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-. v asis@
,l-.~1--7-l-s-~.~.@77- $500
II COX AT THISi

T OOK AT THIS!
IL TUE PLACE FOB BaReAlNs!i
rnr any stvla Dress ed about nalf price, go TO
ie' "A' - kfAILEkT'S Cheip etofe'
rar a cood bsrpain In Shswis, go to 80.
h'' MsTLsATS Caeap store.
r,r oood bargain In Cloaks 10 to 49,.
Ao' s00N MAILERT's Cheap store.
Fer nix Cashmere Hose at nipe pence. go to
w $50 NAlLkkT'5 Cheap stofe'
xor (3inrhams worth IS tor l21s cts, go 70 o..
~ MslLEaT's Cheap ctofo
For cheap mems and boys w ear, go to CO..
w MAILEhT's Cheap Stofo'
Far bargain ip Bed Blankets, e. to o..o
W. ' maILERT's Cheap store.
Tor ohean Red Ticking and sheetin soto
" MAILbR1'S Cheap store'
For cheap COTTON o'0'h' NJ MyaiLERPs Cheap Store.
for bargains ID f'"nh'i''M hiLERTs Cheap Store;
For all kinds Of Bargains in Dry Goods, Stn nee"
but go to mAiLSf;a ,ti AZ In street
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"WoRgIxa FOR NOTHING AND FINDING HrmssLr"--
il Il Haed that the contract for the public print.
Ing Of Pennsylyauia, for the next three years has
been awarded TO a bidder. who offered to do il at
fraction over csnts per loco ems, aud the same
psr token for press work, notwithstanding every
Thousand ems he sets for the State costs him three
tia'es this Sun, aud every token of press work
aoubla.
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ISOURTH SUPPLY OF SHOES ANp

CATERS Il OFF, for sale the eneap APP, f sn1e
hati,ri h,eck and coorea Cater ut SIN cts hand
some pnisdeiphia made Cater With heels e. 81 -
sel at other places at So fremca 20 o1
great deal more; Thick soled eoatskin Bootees q,
2 Morocco ard eostisn spgsr sbS %asn at @ ali
n;oS wana,, AMI Boys shoes: mems fine teif
Rro9sns and aewea do; Mems hne Oxford Iles:
Mems heavy double soled Shoes; saen am ana 90.
est in the citv invite all in want to give me a
cal, ana save 80 per cent In buying the above goods
oali ~ soon d. Nv 81 49, JOSEPH sTRA USE
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A srRvIcE CT PLATE TO Ma GIDDIses-The Re,
publican sspators aud Representatives of Con.
sress. " Ia stated, have opened a subscription
pspes. which was speedily fitted up, for the pur,
psee OF raising betweek hse and six hundred dol.
aars ~ no nsss ser7ice If plate to be presented
TO JeshrA Z. 0iddIDgs a. a tesrinenia, ~ tssIr
appreciation { his public !sbors iu the counctlx
Of toe ration.
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a mark.

EASY WAY TO COMPUTE IsTEREsr.-We give the
following as a short and correct plan for comput-
ing interest a. per cent. for any number of days:
Divide the number Of days by G, and multiply the
dollars by the dividend, the result il tire interest
in decimals; cut off the right hand figures and
you have it in dollars or cents, thus:-What is
the interest Of 500 for twenty-oue dsysf q di~
vided by is 81; 100 multiplied by 81 is $50, or
50 cents. Again what is the interest OF 1878 for
90 days? 81 divided by is 1914 37S multiplied
by 1917 is SIS SIS aud 9-10.
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FISASoiAL Cosr OF THE Roman GoyERNaENT-The
taxation Of the Papal States is less than under
any other government of Europe. With all IFS
dignity the Court of Rome is the cheapest in the
World The Popes household costs hut $500 q
year. The salary of the Cardinal Secretary Of
State Is hnt 2hnO.
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SENTIMENTAL.-The first idea that runs into
melody is love. A blnshDg girl, as yet uuawa-
kened to the mysteries of her nature, and nutter.
ing ia the irst ecstacy of sentimental affection,
is like a four year oil prattIer clsmbering upon
the table TO get at the plum padding, without
knowing how hot it is.
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CRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

z'hESU ARR V II Il OC NL " SOO1S
AK. PARhER SE co.
Have Just received their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
making their assortment one Of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
prices as will insure sslea.
Splendid Black and cofd SIX E ste s,dez
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt do Sole and Taffets
silks
Ri h Plaid and Fig'd Valencias
Bla k Bcnbshines. Alpacas, Chsllies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin Gamprio, requet and Mourning Collars
Illus;oa Cares and Berthss
Cloaks, Msntles and Shawls in great variety
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Plantation and Housek keeping Goods
s-4 and "a Fuilea Cloths; Sleeps Grey satinstts
auckland Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Plaids
Plaid Linseys; Fiannela
Rod and Negro blankets
D.Dlasa Table Cloths; Napkins: Doylies
EeriBo, Lambs Wool, Six snd shaker snirts
and Drawers
klexsnder's Kid, Buckskin, Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntiets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. oc 20
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MARRIAGE ExTRAoBDIEARY.-Th Wadesboro' IN
o. Argus ssys: In the Public Square, ut Monroe,
Union county, Va, by t. C. Wilson, Esq., SIR
Thomas Watts, aged 90, to Miss Mary Hayier,
aged 65, both paupers. The marriage fee was
made up by subscriptions among the witnesses,
anI ten cents worth of candy distributed around
TO com memorate the happy event.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Circulars by the Arabia quite virginia IS at $40
Sc and Virginia bs. 1883, Of the same. Tennetste
6'ssi.
sales In New York. Saturday. Of $4,000 North
N oiina 6's at ssl{.
Northern Markets. BY TsiEosAPH.l
BALTIMORE Jan se--Fiour n steedy and uncaana-
"a Wheat Ia steady--wbite 81 b5(pl 81: reaSt.eD
i4o Gurn ia sull at decline OF scg3c; waite iieg
ssc yellow 5ieG76e Provisions are nrni. WnisRey
ia dull aud Glow of sale; but the prices are ansi-
tered
Nrw YORK, Jan - -Flcur has declined; State
S2Eniss dhio 630GS6 90; Southern 57a@oto -
whtst IL dull: Westsi While 1901 5o red 1870
I 90 q rn Is Quill: mixed s6e. Pork is dull: mess
| IL 62lskAis25; prime 3621a. Lard Is firm ct iA@
l23<c Mhiskey Is firm at &c.
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Jsnein', R-q being sssed If he liked sausages
rs'a.fsts teas BE- had nsyer eaten any they were
shin is'yier snceynsto.
tars 81 Sssps'nh & ucst aia.r the dasth ~ mar
saa o. a. FslafiNt: @Jqhn d.ad--on ice--wop't
keen--sane qn'ckn
osL ssAsiss IN GgssAsY --6reat prepara,ioas
hts si4kiEg fhsousaous Germany for the caleb,a.
y ? :, ths stateneiai anniversary OF the birth.
osy OF ssaileT, the poet, on tbs 10Th Of NoSembey
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VHTATT'S CUFF BkACFD PLUWs =

WATTS CUFF BkACFD PLOWS
w C0-PARTNERSHiP.-We have ASSOCIATED
ourselves in bueintss, under The firm OF GEO WATT
CO. and Will continue TO maze and sell George
watts Patent Piows. namely: Cuff Brace, with
breasE Improvement and Hanover pattern of differ.
en-. SIZES with both wrought and cast points. an
viii keep on hand ell The castings belonging tc
them,
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsojl
Plows, Jumping Coaiters Cutivators Corn or Tohsc.
Co Weeders, ian invention or Geo Watts Road
Scrapers. Corn Shelters Corn Planters fCaIwelIs
n.ake) straw Cutters. Grsia Cradles, &C. Nearly
ali of these implements made in our own facro
y,ot the best material, and warranted to give ga.
tisfacio or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will be used I
give them superior articles.
GEO WATT,
HUGH A WATT
December ed, 1853. ia
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War nA "HaeGIs.n--The hsggis pudding is
the Soo.ehaan's tsEoriie dish. 1t is made Of the
tattails Of a sheep or lamb, chopped, with fine
herbs aud suet highly reasoned with leeks and
tpiess. and boilpd IL the nav
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RuRRUSS & BRO,
S IMPORTERS

RuRRUSS & BRO,
- IMPORTERS,
Norfolk, Va.
Have IN store end U. 8. Custom House. 80 hhds
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
OY, imported by them rom John Taylor Of Lon.
den + iso, in Custom HousB, Brandies CT the fol
lowing brands: James hennessy; Otard, Dupuy 4
20; the United Vineyard Prop.ietors; sidney Ce-
lerler, and other brands. CAAMPAGNE5: Green
Seal; Cabinet, in hall pints; Piper teidsck; Held,
SICK Il Co and other brands. All grades of PORT
VINES sHERRIEs: Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old scotch Wills
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: Summerdean; Lackey' 3
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; hunk
Resores; Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica Kun. Holland GIN, in whole and q pipes.
Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bitters. Charles
London CORDIAL GIN. London PUR | Err. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old scuppernong Wine
(red and whiIe,) made in Carolina. SARDIhEs,
10 whole half aud quarter boxes, etc, etc Also 400
600 choice HAVANA Seq AIRS which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out by US for that
purpose varying in price from $40 to si5c Dor thou
sand. all of which will be sold to puactual per
sons ON favorable terms.
BURRUSS BRO,
Sole Importers, in the United States of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street, Iron Building.
| de 25-6n Norfolk. Va.
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IxnI.y RgcKLgssvEss--Go where you will over
that vast continent, the leading features are ex.
hibited: want Of method and Of thought of con-
sequences. The rajsh allows mud huts to be
built against the walls q bis palace, and drives
out occasionally with his silver harness ticd to-
ssther with pieces OF rope Inside bis dwelling you
will see the cushions Of o costly sofa thrown on
the filthy Dor to serve as pillows for the domes-
tics-a silver spittoon on q cracked table OF ma
eIachite-a se!f-acting piano ready TO crumbe at a
touch from the ravagcs of white ants--a magnif =
cent oil painting hung up by the side OF 90 eghs
teen.penny print. aud both equally valued by the
possessor. / have seen the Rsjah Of Bhurtpore
riding about IN a new carriage made by one of the
frst of tho London makers, from which he had
scrsped II all the varnish, for the somewhat
sensible reason, by-the-by, that none Of his
European friends would ask for the loan OF it,
The Nabob Of the Carustic, who had received az
English education, paid very high price for a
picture OF what may be termed his coronation,
painted by Lewis. The whole Of his principal
courters we're introduced In the painting. and
Of course, there couple of factions amongst
siderable satisfaction might be had il the eyes of
| the victorious set were put oGt-ou canvas. The
| scheme was approved Of aud carried into effect
| and the Nsbob when showing the picture come
time afterwards. which was hung up in his throne
| room roared with delight as be pointed out &c
| his English guests that the mutilated Ministers
| had taken their revenge by boring holes ia turn
| through the eyes of the opposite party. In
every condition of life the same rule of reckless
ness holds good. The soldier will light bis fire, Il
permitted, close TO the powder magazine; the sailor
woaid willingly lash the helm, and 70 TO sleep
| whilst the ship is al )st London Star
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FRENCH SPoRTs,-The Paris correspondent of the
Y. o Picsyupe. says that 81 Theirs favorite
game is ecarte; NJ. dc Lsmartine and the Duke de
pasqnier are fond of billiards; N. Quiet is a
gree, player of CUP aud ball. NJ. Berger likes
50uj}iohe; NJ. Victor Cousins amusement is trying
to win Inaccaroni cakes in the hazard games in
the Champs Elysees Marshal Peissier likes
piqpet; N. Eugene Deacroix doats on pam; NJ.
Frederick Lemaitre is fond of besigue; Count Al
fred de Vigny is great player of back CANNON;
VI jules Janin loves donlinoes; Mime. George Sand
Is fond of making shadows on the wall (rabbits.
&c } ard ~ Alex. Dumas dotes Cn pi ching sous;
and NJ. Alex. Dumas, Jr, likes to pitch knives at
a mark
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

a NOTICE. JoHH N. WnLIAss
"a Formerly with Mr. John HILL conducts a,
O Waseh and Cifek Making ard Jevejr,
- Business Ut No Main street, three d. a.,
below the Old Market
Here may be iound . neat assortment Of An.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains
sesis and Keys; Gold. Biiver. steel and. Piat.s
fne Clocks &C. &c.
Particular attention paid to ths Rspairin,
and Regulating q fire Watches and Clocks. All
Watches and Clocks repaired In my store are war
rsnted to perform well for year. without sxtrs
charge, unless broken.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Watch and Clock Maker
end Jswcler, No Main at, three doors below 10,
Market IN T-ara
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JANUARY, 1853 !

with fu,, s,oc full force and undated energies.
are making ready for he coming season, and win
a view of cutting Down stock. and making some
improvements in their waTe-rooms as also 10 give
themselyes eil5o,p room for the spring campaign,
they will from this time Offer everything 81 arse
discount upon regular market rates, until the OPEN
Never has so rare an opportunity been presented
to the great buying pubic of laying In their sup
plies for either winter or summer as tneir asooII
Yne1t ia large fresh and well assorted
For the first time in their business history. III
some departments. they Will commence THEIR OWN
rely. from arrangements made, that every article
seecte the other side Of the pond will be, Ia fabric
and quality unsurpassed and in sty lie and elegance,
e1uai to anything brought to the country. every
department about their establishment VIII De
placed in the hasds OF judicious and experienced
hands an that their customers shall have every
facility ana advantage which the experience and
observation of years hos given them IA rs
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WILD PIGEONS IN TExAS.--The Clarksville, Tex
ss, Standard says that the pine region of tue
county is infested by myriads of wild pigeons,
winch dassrnw ali the erAin within thnir roach
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LoTs OF GEgsE.--The Toledo, Ohio, Blade states
that. few days since, a drove OF 5000 geese
/ tended FIR the New York market. were put on a
train at Winchester. They occupied four cara
aud paid freight at from Is to 20 cents each.
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w Fancy Prints, medium grades
bod. Waite and Yellow Fiannels
Mclair Mixtures and DebaSos
POngee Rdkfs, Corset Jeans
Kublnaccis Sublime Servings
MarshaiFs anG Stuart's Patent Threads
kentucky Jeans, medGm ana super
Heavy Plaid Linseys
Shetland Wool Shawla
de KENT, PAINE co.
I & NJ. ROsENBAUM, 1919 BROAD
y. sTREET.-In order to make room for our
Spring Stock. We offer everything in the way OF
Woceu Goods at rstucfd prices As an evidence a g,
PaTsm eH and English Msrinoes at IS cts shaws
Closks and Blankets st cost. In Cloths, Cassmeres
or Tweeds, housekeeping and Domestic Goods. o
offer inducements TO purchasers rarely met with N
this city. VI KoSEHbA oA.
BARGAINS IN DAY GOODS. IRON
- this tns to lst of warch next, We intend TO re
duoe large stock of Gocdson hand consider ably
70 receive our spring SUPPLY Having. within the
last few days, lie through the entire stocG Ia tak
ing inventory, we have. AZ the same time. improved
tie opportunity 0 ma down a large portion OF
our st5ck trom IS to 20 cents on the dollar. Pr
chasers of goods in our line will certainly derive
great ADVANTAGES by SWING US cat doi mere re
lO % yards Of Dress Silks. of various styles and
100 Dres ,ssstS rich Paris Mouselines
500 yards II ons Black Silk Velvet
$50 pieces foe White Tarlatans
100 pieces fee Pink do
100 doz Jouvn's Kid Gloves
$50 Musin Embroidered sets OF Sleeves and
Collars
Rich " Rite Sash Ribbons
Cambria Edg,ngs and Insertions. In great va
riety
Irish Linens Of superior manufacture
And other II lite Goods, in good assortment.
MILAHISER 4 BIO,
in 1913 Broad ST.
DOWN THEY GO THE GOODS
~ MUST BE SGLD--TO PREP ARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE, We shall make closing out
prices
1000 yis best English Prints. at loo
1000 do Wide Bleached shrting, at cd
5000 do Mouseliae, a. l214 Is aud 20c
Plaid MeTinoes aud Poplins large lot
Loco yds Hemp Carpeting at 25c
5000 do Super do do, OF IS and S73ac
800 do Brussels DO, at3i
Beautiful Cloaks in Cloth Velvet, TO be closed at
Ernbroideries in Lace, Muslin and Cambria, will
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin lie Lanes
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts
Table DamaskS; Cotton aud Linen Sheetlngs
Table Napkins; Doyles and Toweliiags-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers are invited 10 CALL with the assurance
that The goods will be found worthy of their atten-
tin, CHRISTIAN II IATHROp,
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DHY GOODS.-Great Barg sins sold at

Z knI NUOIS. TT I O1O I1uf 8 s1I.NI e
for safe the baancs of his stock of Fell and Winter
Goods at and below cost Any boly that wants to
save money will do well by calling soon, as me
Goods are selling off very fast at such an astonish-
ing low price.
Fast colored Calico at S and cts handsome pat
AZ ls3 worth double the money: the Reet and rich
est coored French MeriDos 30 sc: Bsck Sllka g. 30
cts and upW ards colored sks st half their yaue 10
close cut: A fire French Needle Worz cd Collars,
from l2. cts TO So; Cambria and Mouslin Bands at
all price; heck and Cambria hou'iln. at 10 cente
and higher prices worth twenty ,hve; Hosiery ana
Kid loves from 21z cts TO the best quality at IS ct5
% pair Bed Blankets at 81 25 ere selling at ether
places at 81; Velvet CT AXIS at Sl2, cheap at so;
Cloth and Me.ino Cloaks do; iinseys and tlannei5;
Irish Linens; Bosons; Table Cloths; Towels; Cassi-
meres: sattinets; brown and bleached Dorestics,
pIsase every one. that calls at No II Main street
ia I'm JOSEPH SrRkUSE.
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osiex.-fhe Aboys' having Ia charge a a..
stea@-easipsi 10 L1nisvlIe. KY. the other ,sy' o.
= %agss. harnesssd and hi'ehednp the horses 10
The engine and hoss carriage IN minute and d
seconds
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QUITE FRENCH VIEW ~ DEaTH.--M Blot, n learn
ed Freuchmab. gives the following scientific view
of the Immortality Of man: ''You do not die-you
only change your state of aggregation Il is true,
your nitrogen, your hydrogen and Your carbonate
separate; they are distributed through the at
sosphere penetrate plants and animals, or are
a5sarbed by the earth; but as no atom perishes
you continue to exist. The only difference u.s. that
you find yourself reduced to a more simple ex'
preston
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Persons going TO Richmond via this line, will reacl
Petersburg in time for the mail train of the Rich
mond aad Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 545 NJ.
Persons going West by the Southside Road viii
have to remain all night in Petersburg and take tn,
mail train which leaves at $50 81, the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond viii
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time to breakfast il
Petersburg, and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at A VI.
Person coming from.tEe Southwest by the Soutl
Side Road will arrive in Petersburg at $50 ~; IL
time to get break before departure OF the Norfol
cars att.
Persons wishing to go on North from Norfolk, ma,
do SO by either, the Bay Line steamers or the Steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk, thu
former. daily, Sundays excepted. at 40 NJ. anc
the latter Semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg. straight
Do Return ticket good for days.. So
This train will stop only at Regular Stations Il
take in and put off passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Superintendent Il 2 r r.