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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-16

TINE SCHOOL OF THE LADIES OF THE
Il CROSS, will open again. on MONDAY the Sd
of OGt0Der.
They have secured the services of an excellent
daaeaican Lady teacher. oct5-im
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10 Cotton Planters----York's Pa
tent Plow and Scraper.

fI'iE greatest Labor-saring Implement ever in
vcntcdi by the use of which one negro ahd
cue mule do the work of two negrocs aud two
mules, No Cotton Planter should be without
them.
TO be had at C. H. sLOC0MB & Co, Hardware
Merchants, 81 Canal street, New Orleans, Sos
Agents for the South noy10-3m
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$50 REV ARD,

pANAWAf from tue subscribers, on the nth
IL day of September last, negro man named
A. MORRIS, about feet or inches high,
x efdask mulstto celor, and is easily identified
AZ. by his upper taRea eye.kds.
Also, at the same time, q Young weAaai, z
FAMED j UDE, about II years OF age, and gyA;
perhaps the same color as Morris. She is VI
rather bonny in her appearance, and il is probable
We would attract the attention of certain class
elamateurs. She is no doubt i,arbored in Alex
narla, or near that place.
lWill give $50 tor the delivery of both to me, or
S. w. GORDON.
s oaseE Rapides, Nov. 10, 1859 At
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COMMITTED TO JAIL

kapides Parish as a runaway, negro a.
10Y who calls himself NATHAN, aud ~
~ ne belongs to one Mr.. HEcKEE, living on NJ.
~. mississippi River, about twelve miles below
,a ,ae boy ia quite hard featured Of black COM
'esB of age " '-S'N'' -
NIUE ,na owner a requested to come farvard, prove
siss 1p'|, pay charges and take him away, other.
W he VIII be dealt with as the law directs.
S,n ROBERT IRVING,
'' ioos-u JAILoR.
M .l.AMDREIH'S SEEDS
,igisp me- S;.lt Crop OF this Wear,
saa AhoE1EEB--ButtQa OF 0gion Toys, and q
ST, IoHS i GROVES.
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Shooting and -

HORSE SIIUEINU and ~~sssSazss
Bin GKSInIIlHINA. a ssssssss
mr.. j. NJ. RUMMEIL takes pleasure in iniorm-
ijG ing the public that he is permanently located
LII here and has established his Blacksmith Shop
on Third Street, in the rear Of the Ice House.. He
will pay special attention to Horse-Shoens, and
promises entire satisfaction to planters and ethsls
gY- Those who wishto have their horses well,
safely and neatly shod, will do well to give him
call May II, 1ss9-ly
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Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!

~
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!
cARONDELET REFINERY, md BI.SUL.
& PHITEs or LINE WORA,s.
NEW ORLEANS, 9stb Sept, 1855.
TINE very liberal patronage OF which have been
L the honored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for my Bi-SulpEite of Lime, has
stimulated me to further efforts to- cxpand the area
of my business.
The extent, dimensions, and perfcctbility ofthe
machinery employed at my Works, the quantity
and quality OF the materials on hand, the economy
and facility oflabor which have lately introduced
there the determination have taken this year to
devote all my time, attention. and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place ine in
the position Of being able to supply any quantity
Of Bi-Snphite Of Lime that may be required for
the consumption ofthe State, and OF iomering the
price Of this inrdl,dtle chcmical agent one Dollar
per Barrel!
shall, therefore, from this date to the end Of
the season, sell my Bi.sulphite at Lime, Of to 10
degrees Beaunlc, at FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR
REL--Ffee of Draynge.
ULCER LAUyE,
F.fS proDriefor mud Uoonoor
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M.sulphite Of Lime

Prom the above palael Mandatory we have on
hand and for sale. Planters in want of the article
will please send in their orders at an carly day and
thcv viii receive prompt attention
H. ROBERTSON d co.
Alexandria, Oct. 8, ls59lm
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School Furniture

Comprising Globes ofevery description, Phi1oso-
phieal aud Scientific Appasatas Sof the latest and
most improved Inventions, Mathematical hst,N-
ments, Drariag Instruments, Surveying Compasses
and Chairs, Blocks, Charts, de-, dc. For sale at
Manufacturers prices by
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL, 80
js27-3m No. 60 Camp Street New Orleans
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9.s9N ENEHhNUE -US !,VfH STREETS.
OPEN DAY AN D. EVENING

OPEN DAY AN D. EVENING.
N. B.--There are special apartments and Pro-
fessors for BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP.
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, FRENCH, SPANISH,
ENGLISa, LATIN, GREEK, ETC., so as to sayethe
TINE OF business men.
Persons from II to6Ay years attend to any branch
they may wish and until as perfceta as they wish to
be. There are, probably, not less than two
thousand Gifts former students in banks and BUSH
ness houses in this city. a
Merchants apply here for clerks and book
keepers. Country merchants, steamboat clerks,
etc, can learnfin afew days to keep their books
correctly, or write a free, handsome hand 81
Catalogues with terms opinions OF the press and
leading men OF the nation, etc, sent to all who
desire them. ss
& This is the only chartered Commcrcial College in
the Southwest and the Oldest in the United States,
and has stood for S
4 MORE THAN "a QUARTER OF A CENTURY Y
on its own merits alone. Sd
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families, speaking English, French, Spanish,
or German, at from 81 to ST persweek.
NIB. To prevent mistakes, or impositions Stu.
dents intended for this College should bring this
advertisements special directions, as there are
everyswinter temporary rooms opon for a few
months; a, of course, making wonderful preten
tons and promises, and posting flaming placards to
epiighten the people of New. aud the South
When. three or more form Clubs, and enter at the
same time, ten, per cent. will be deducted from
tuition
sS- Citizens and strangers are respectfully in
vited to visit the College and judge for themselves
The city is perfectly healthy.
STOCK.
HAS is expected, the citizens in faYor Of South
ern practical education subscribe as lberayto this
HOME INSTITUTION as they ever have to distant ones,
the Agricultural and Mechanical Departments viii
be at once put in operation, and the whole placed
on a firm basis, to stand for ages asa permanent
Institution Of the South and under thedirection of
the Stockholders themselves and the Trustees APP
pointed by THE. Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amount out in tuition.
The Trustees of course can put any other party at
the head, il they deem best The Charter is per.
petual.
Gentlemen of the South! does the plan meet your
appreciation? ESQ, will YOU give it your aid, and
build up a HOME INSTITUTION with a thousand or
fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS D0IBEAR.
Now, SLY President.
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L O S 7

LO ST
DETWEEN Col. Winp's aud Mr.. r. c. Hynson's
ID plantations, small DIAMOND CROSS and
CHAIN. Alibera reward will be paid to any one
leaving the same at this Office. octl2-tf
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DELLS.-A large lot Of Bells frem the smallest
z the largest, just received and for sale at re.
II duced prices, by je29 S. ". HKsARlI
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nj EGR0 COTTON made in Texas the best article
II ever seen in this market, at l2a cents also a
| I fine lot of Negro Shoes at SIS per dozen; and
. general stock of Linseys and Kerseys, which will
be sold at two per profit cent by s. w. Fl.
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port every Saturday, at s o'clock, transferring
freight and passengers to Era No. ., at the Falls
oil Tuesday arriving at Shreveport on Friday.
The Era. No. 2, returning leaves Shreveport
every Saturday ats etcloek, r. NJ, meeting Era No.
at the Fails, on Tuesday--she arriving in Ne~
Orleans Thursday evening. "a
EY Clear Bills Of Ladngs given through With
s. out Storing Freight at Alexandria.sEa
For further information, apply to Captain en-
board, or to GIL. KOONS & BROS,
ang2i-ds No. 2, Front Street. n. O.,
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he may wish.
sss STOCK. SO
If the citizens Of Louisiana aud the South will
subscribe as literally to this home institution, which
will be under their ewn control, as they always
have to distant institutions, the Commercial Agli-
cultural and Mechanical departments may easily be
placed on firm basis to stand for ages, and have
1000 Or 1900 students in attendance annually. This
is the only way to create literature that will do
away with sectional fanaticsn. 1t is the right Of
all to have an education to support themselves,
and it is the interest of the public to give it, and
e cheapest way is to encourage educational enter
prise at home.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED BIZ THE LEGISLATURE
sa j. j. Person, w. c. G. Claiborne,
Antoine Carierc, ]. b. Steel, &
Cornelius Fellowes, Rufus Dolbear
The Stockholders elect annually five others.
This Board to have entire control and make slE
needful changes.
Subscribers can take amount out in tuition.
eH- The city is perfectly healthy, and students
are desired TO enter as soon as possible.
N. B.-Those who begin before LIST November
will have 10 per cent deducted from tuition and
after November LIST provided that they form clubs,
OF three Or more and begin together for the same
course.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
Oct.t 542m. President.
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0AsH ADVANCED on Cotton, Or will purchase
at the New Orleans quotations, one cent per
II pound off. s. W. HkNARiE. X
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PLANTATION GOODS.
NEGROES Shoes, Kerseys, Iinseys, Cottons, BlnI
kets, &C., all soldat very low prices.
sep l5-tf :. " .HENARlE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

NIFTY AND COUNTY TIE AsURy. sAN fEAsCsco.
u NAY l. 1870 holders OF cent school bonda
city San Francisco, ssued Nav is5aIn pursuance
pfoveons of act Of the Legislature OK the STATE q
California approved Apr is 1859 rehy sva notice taAt
WIN eseve sealed proposals TO be pas Cd IN nv hsns o. or
o bonds to OF ten thopsaad i,frs o Bidders
deliver ea 10 San Francisco Qe1s coupons Nos 70
y ncrusve FOR eash playable q the oice and 70 ard
accompanied deposit in con bonds q ten cent d
The amount rendered TO- redempt,n, security without
which deposit bid Will be ccusderet Proposals. endowed
Fo The surrerder OF Ssu Francisco school honda" viii be
unlimited Board OF kdl OF ans county
the sd Let day Of Augu.t 1882 rsrrss whose bids be
accepted WI De notified forhsith through their
nrerta aud aioyved uul a following
the nlal surrender Of the bonds ~ dir osace.
YIN Il irLLisGEAST, Treasurer.
Couatezslcnei. VIZ. sHEsAy,
PreJ lei Beard O Education.
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fyIrY AND COUNTY rnGssUsS. SIN FFANCIsCO,
a. Nay 1889 TO holders OF per fre binds OF
or San Francisco ISIS I'D December 1Sin
O the provisions Of Of The Of tae state
California; spprovea April H. 1879 no'ise h hereby given
hat sssed prooosa odice prior to he
1t day August nett Will be resolved the Commissioners
he Fire Bond hfrkiog Fund for the redemption OF the
bonds above named 10 e extent Of thirty three thousAnd
dollars (S33 000)
RIDERS are required IN state which they
will agree deser said 10 San r<nssco ess coupons
Eoa IL incuave) for able al this Office I'D 20
forward heir pfoposss through their asen 10 's city se
oompanei deposit Of Cent dn tcni coin OF
he amount rendered tor redemp,loo security without
which peposit bias will be considered
Proposals For the OF San Francisco
Fire Bonds via be submitted 70 b. Aforesaid Commissioners
on The said day August 1889 Parties whose bda may
eccep.ed vrl be notified through iner agsn and Al
lowed until day Of October following for the FINAL
render Of The bonds at this e6ce
No bids received at over
VIM T. TIILlNcHAsr, Tre<suree
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ono roo HAVANA, rox ssrC AND GHaNsH
sjfv.UVV rsgAss srnu, 81 W Sal per 'ho9ssnd Cash
y rytel W exar The si9ck and prses
~ Wv .. CHn9Kg, II Broadway.
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n STOCK Ov EATS. GAPS FURNIsaIsG GOODS.
"A goods Ac 70 b. cold low tor csh banged FOR
RAJ esste good sl0cks complete beginner
JkhvAs INFOAaArIuN Ex3HsNsE.
Rrxa AwSv
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TNo IET--NICG ApARtxRNrs, AT wor 81 AND Y
Saleevoor street: and wsta- ~ SO anl gu
per month. also beseusnt rs snseyooIy ses ins IRE
Of Mr.. Esston, Gas Huason rueet. n,
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SAB ,ToGA iPRINGs-pNrON HALL, HAVING IN
- der9ene extensive q. radors cad inprovemer,s Is
for and e vlsl,ers The Srcur
hs,s beer spa ci and u ard club rooms and car
ssge house. WITH 10 lyiagc to- added for tae
Of thoee who b. ~ own equipsse W
team kSery exertt viii bs made b propre;o " sns
tain Ms wei, ssss kks1 Ieputxoi. PUTNAM q fASS
L
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BOARD IN BROoKLYH-EO. % SANDS STREET,
- Fulton ferry; paIor ard bedroom connected with
two large pantrs; also two single would be let
board
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BOARD IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIVE MINUTES
ID walk Of Wall street ferry. gentlerpsn and 1iie
be Accommodated with Large and pleasant paror and bod
he socond floor also parlor and bedroom
hird story Apply al 1870 Henry street, between Perepon.
and Clark
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lffA Fossi WILL w HEN RI aoTst- LahS S;sDk Nc
4 viii De opeu Tor euepron OF sIesss Gu re lss Gay
JUICE DAN u. GAic, prcprietcr, cMit sr y. n fne
steamer Mure hfa, Capt 1ae VII co,nenSe osr rSsnse
,rira ia c5nruin wf Tia steamers on Aske SnAhpis ana
Abroad "a SsrN,oga Oh the sst dag OF Jurc rii
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DfLI9 81 AND Upw ARDS, on CNIoN BANA or
ID Loadcu and Royal Bs uk u He.nt Tor sale WEi&
FARGO L co 81 Broadway. Kew York and California ax'
press COMPANY. aIN nNIlft
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EJuRoN COPPER PAY CoMPAry.-THE ANHJAL
Al shareholders 10 The spta stock OF the Huron
Copper Bay COMPANY viii he bell at the uffce tbs
pal " kyehaogs Buildings Montreal Monday, hs day
OF July re1t 1T one ociock r. N Dy order
MONTREAL, June l. 1859. r d. COLtI5, Secretary.
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RIO LET-A LARGE COUNTRY STORE Or HOWL, III
Hastings, twenty miles from New York; sea,abss ssd
cars stop there HOUSE 2x three scres eighteen os any
70 this house any smart with do fra. c'as
cusiness 500 naaofants the vlsge opposn. sould
&e partner Or tradc for city prsperty 0a slits
JOHN Of stye.s NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

GSO REwARD.-LOsT, ON TUESDAY, MARCH 8.
ROO 1859, two small psrces In at fold, containing 500;
$500 $40 and $50 bits and 500 bin Of the Brooklyn BAuk
which had small hole In the lower just above
signature soreteepers banks savings banks and brokers'
will please notice II ssld 500 bill should offered At ther
counters and send word to koters pier No. North river
who will ell charges
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DR; =. II. CHAPLIN WILL REPEAT HIS NEW LEG.
MIe on ordera and Nobility, before the Young MEMS
Gnfsuan Union In Clinton Hail. Monday evening The lh
before induce: s repetition Tickets twenty i've cents 623
Chairman Of Lecture Committee.
kNIEE DEPARTMENT LECTURE.
The lecture by the Hon. John b. scoles Tho Birth
a99 OF the American Republic" for the benefit
OF me Widow and Orphan Fund Of the New York Fire Depart
msnt w nke place a. the Cooper INSTITUTE Monday
mi March IL, At TX O'clock
lche6 twenty Ave cents each; 10 be had of
William Hall Sons $50 broadway.
Firth, Hall Pond, 647 Broadway,
Ast0r House, Broadway
Cooper INSTITUTE Of Third avenue And Eighth street,
Al. Deatour, 2L Wall street
John Gues, "a Elizabeth street.
Henry u. Howard, II Elizabeth street,
- COmmlteo:-
Zopbar Mills, IA Front street.
James y. Watkins I6 Catherine street.
samuel b. Thompson, "a Bcekmsn street.
MRS. CORA l.. v. HATCH WILL LECTURE IN CLTN
Az Ton Hall Aston place, on Wednesday evening ncx
Ia ocock subject 70 be given by the audience. Also In
Musical Hall brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon. at o'clock
CUCCEgS AND FAILURE IN IIFE--A LECTURE BY
- Rev Henry Ward Bsccher In Westminster church. Twen
end street between fYb avenues Monday
evening March ~ ~ O'Clock Ticke's cents TO ob
tanned Of Robert Carter Bros 80 Broadway James
de- 100 Eighth avepne Rher Beren ss3 Sixth avenue and
door the evening the lecture The proceeds the
bsnsdt " We sabbsah school Of " church,
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

A WORD To THE WISE IRISH wpIsKNY IN syIER-
"a casks three old 'The public Of New York 40
he OF he 0F dp
tod OF Mchuge's whskey ID worth tun Of the vile NH.
lures OF the day "Ioboken Gaxete. mot headache
hcahshesd Of "-Eyenng Post " cents bottle Depos
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BOARDING AND LODGINu.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or A COUPLE OF SIN
"a gle gentlemen. can be Accommodated with board 70
References required Inquire at LIS West Twenty secoad
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ceased for short time ~ brisk trade; the buyers lis
fresh segars got ready their catalogues and pencils and
the first lo OF human chattels icd upon the sani
not by white man, but by sleek mulstto, himself
slave and who seems 10 regard the selling Of his bretnreu
In which be SO gibly asssts, rs capital joke had
les-tbat ssy, would not be parted from his
wife, or another from very young child.
There is perhaps. much policy humanity 10 this
arrangement for thereby many Ased and
people are disposed Of, who otherwise would not find
ready sale.
The first family brought out were announced on the
as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED.-A FAMILY OF THREE
grown perons three children and servant board
hours ride By boat or car near the water overlooking
&C. Indispensable. Address r., boz 10 Herald Office
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BOARD wANTED-FROM MAY FIRST, BY GEN
ID eman and wife, In private family, where
but few boarders large unfarnshed room with full board
In pleasant neghbohO0d between Thirtiet and Foreth
streets Of Seventh avenue; references exchanged
dress for week. stating terms location &C. c. station
New York Post Office
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NOUNTRY BOARD ON SALT WATER WANTED BY A
comfort OF country home can be had bathing dshing &c
eaey OF acceB BY steamers and
omthe CITY, Address with particulars EB O. boz 126 HerIld
Office. for week. =
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and two single gentlemen, find large and very
desirable accommodations for the coming 10 private
family Occupying pretty house, commanding view of
the river within three minutes walk Of the landing
oria delightful vnge and accessible by boat cars and
For further particulars address G. A. box 500 Post
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w
seeming pleasure by ALL The obsequiousy pulled of
their bats and made that ndescribable sliding hitch with
the foot that passes with negro for bow and tho wo
men each dropped the quick curtsy which they seldom
voachsae TO any other than their legitimate master and
mistress Occasionally very old or favore servant
Mr.. Butler would extend his dainty gloved hand which
mark OF condescenson instantly hailed with grIps Of
delight from all the cable witnesses.
The room In which the sale actually took place mme.
diaeiy joined the room OF the negroes, and commun
Gated with II by two large doors. The sale room was
open TO the air side, commanding view of the en-
a5s COURSE I email Platform was raised about two feet
entry clerks leaving room In front OF them for the
toneer and the goods.
AT about eleven O'Clock the business men took their
places and announced that the sale would begin Mr.
Bryan the negro broker, is q dapper little man. wearing
tpectacles and yachting bat sharp and sudden in his
uusvey oihcousas earnest in his language as he could
De without acualswearing, though acting much ~ II he
TACT conouctng himself very much like member of tho
Young Men Christian Association. Mr. Bryan did not sell
cue ecoos ne merely superintendent the operation and
saw tpat tne entry clerks did their duty properly The
aucnoneer proper was Mr.. Walsh, who deserves a
Word OF description In personal appearance he IL the
instead Of sera mr brysn being careless in his dress
iat man instead Of lean one good naturcd man
instead o. nerce one He is roIicking old boy, with
an eye eve, on the lookout and that never ets bidding
nod escape him hearty word for eyerv bidde, Who
Tor ~ and plenty o. jokes 70 let of when the business
gets htee SLACK Mr.. Walsh has dorid Complexion moi
30, perhaps than "a becoming and possib,v ~, no
70 than IL natural In whiskey country MOI onv - ~
face red but cause has bsered on tho SKIN IN spos
giving him peey look-takiDg his face all In All tns
peeincss and the rodness combined him look ncS
as II be had been boiled in the same pot with rcd cah
bsge. ~ oao
Mr. Walsh mounted the stand and announced the torms
Of the sale, one third cash, the remainder payable in
two equal annual nsalmen, bearing interest from tho
day Of SALE 70 be secured BY approved mortgage and
personal security, or approved acceptances on
savannah, Ga, or Charleston, 8. q. Purchas
ers 70 pay for papers" The buyers, who were
present TO The number Of about two hundred clustered
around the platform; while the negroes, who we're not
ey 70 De Immediately wanted gathered into sad groups
ne background TO watch the progress OF tho 80 ling in
MnSu 'ney were 40 sorrowfay Interested The wind
nowed outside and through the open side OF the building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
ID and child ten years old and bedroom, unfl,rnsh
ed with closet In private family where there
than boarders location
Canal streets west Of Broadway terms $50 per month IRE
gas included. To May and permanent II
agreeable Address for two days A. r. Co. broadway Post
Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
OBITUARY:

Died, at the residence of his father, in the coun
tv If Appomattox, at 10 minutes past O'clock,
p. NJ, on the 7th inst. THOMAS STANLEY. the only
son Of Hon. Thomas Salem and Anne lIolmcs b.
cock. aged year, IL months and "a days. Little
Stanley was q NEST remarkable child, and thus
early in life. by his sweet and gentle disposition.
his intelligence and discrimination. had wound
himself into the affections of all who knew him
Intimately, and impressed all with the conviction
that he was child Of unusual promise.
The writer of this obituary is confident that III
all respects he was the most intelligent and prom
Using child he ever saw. But he is no more. This
Lovely bud h been removed by the Al " Use Cir
en-, L, lie traBsplanted in more eongenial cline
in paradise, to bloom in perennial beauty. Would
we, though bound to us, Ivy snch strong ties OF at
tecon. have him recalled to earth and life. to be
amid the cares. trials aud temptations incident to
hunLnityf No. not tor countless treasure. We
would rather .ndeavor t" suppress our troubled
feelings. aud console ourselves with the sentiment
Of the Shunammite woman, whom asked. rs II
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