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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-29

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-29
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
SaoW-No Uaion Msetins-Recenns-C Crime

HARRIsoNBURG. VA, Dec. 10 1900
On Friday night snow fell here TO the depth
of II inches So far, our people have got along
very well, Notwithstanding the severe cold
weather we have had for some time.
From some cause, unknown to me, the Union
meeting did not take place. Our people gem
orally deem Union meetings as rather out of
place at the present time Very surely our peo-
pie, whilst they love the Union, yet will not do
ausht to give encouragement to the abolition
ISIS of the North. So there will be no Union
meeting of the people of this county.
John r. Koogler Sheriff of Rockingham
left for Richmond on Monday evening last,
with the revenue, near $4,000 Old Rocking
ham never fails TO pay her taxes and for 10y
atty to the Old Commonwealth and her insti-
tutions. she is behind none. The times are
very hard, but she pays her debts.
A singular case OF cruelty and crime has
lust been brought to light A negro girl, in
the employ Of Samr Cricken berger, residing
near Rockland Mills, attempted to destroy the
life OF an infant, months old, OF which she
was nurse She administered in some way, or
forced down its throat needles, pins, matches,
one sixpenny nail, and fragments OF Il sewing
basket. Up to the present time fourteen pms
have come from the child-six of which were
thrown up out of its mouth, and eight passed
through its bowels. Elecen needles have come
from the child, nine of which came through
the skin ia various places. DIR. w. ID. Ewing
was called in frequently to extract needles,
when any were discovered under the skin
The four matches, the nail, and pieces OF bas-
kst were each an inch in length, and were all
thrown up out OF its mouth. The child Is re-
covering, and was cheerful all the time ~ was
undergoing the cruelties Inflicted by this In :
human wretch. The negro girl Is about IL
wears old She has been sent 70 Rich moDd for
sale and transportation.
Monday last. Civil cases occupy Its Tune.
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A wedding in "high life" took place in Phil.
adelphia last week. A romantic couple were
married in the steerle OF Independence Hail.
The President on Wednesday nominated 10
the Senate Edward nj. Stanton, as Attornes
General OF the United States.
The Roman Catholic Bishop or Monterev.
Mexico, is in New York. lie preached az 81
Francis Aayier's church on Sunday.
There have been $40 wells sunk in IN.
profitable.
David Caution, convicted at Louisville of
an ontrsge on the person OF Miss q. swanson,
Is 10 De hung on the 25th of January.
II shall be indebted to you for nfe," as the
man said 10 his creditors when he ran away 10
Australia.
a love. sick young man, who has taken very
mut h OF late 10 writing sonnets, has just hung
himself with one of his OVID lines.
A wife's farewell 10 her husband sysry
morning-"Buy, buy" ts
Pref Samuel Eliot has been elected prs.i.
dent Of Trinity College.
smiles is Edwin Forests Lear
Lieut. Geo. T.. Law and As.is,xnt surssou
Thos. J. OhArisoa, U. q, n, have rssisnsd.
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DISSOLUTION, 6c.

INTENDING TO RECOMMENDS BUSl-
l. NESS, and wishing to devote atkeSetO my
whole time and attention. j have made an arrange
ment with Mr.. A. B. JOHNSTON, my lase partner
in the concern of SN0DG RASS l. JoH hSTON, by
which yield to him the entire control of the bust
ness of said concern. All settlements regard
to said business will therefore have to he made
with him. CbAS. Il. SNODG GRASS.
Richmond, Dec. Nth, 1S50 de 1876
ASMY OWN BUSINESS WILL NOT
"A for some two or three months occupy my
whole time, would be glad to have more
sets Of BDOkS to write up, or would under rtake
the settlement of complicated accounts or bust
ness. ide 10 ct A. b. JOHNS fON.
,O.PAkTNE tP-The subscribers have
the style Of BOSHkR & W0obDY,J for the pur
pose of conducting a WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERY AND MISSION BUSl-
NESS, at the old stand OF WILsoN & BosHER,
corner Main and l7th streets. where they will keep
always on h and a well selected stock of FAMILY
and JOBBlNG GROCERIES, to which they call
the attention of their friends and the public. Thes
hope by strict attention to business to merit a
share of public patronage. Solicit consignments
OF all kinds OF Country Produce, to the ssle OF
which particular attention Viii be sven
TIC. WOoDDY,
Late with Messrs. Perkins & Co.;
November Is, 1859.
A Card.-Thankful for past favors, take this
method of returning thanks TO my friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage extended 10
me for the last year, and most respectfully solicit
a continuance OF the same for the new concern Of
BosHsR Il WOODY.
no 2s-ts CHARLES NJ. BOsHER.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-Littte Girl Shot,
About O'Clock yesterday morning distress
ing accident occurred at the residence of Mr.
3. Morgan Ramsey, which has plunged a fami-
~ INTO grief. On yesterday morning his son
Norton, aged eleven years, having gone TO a
bureau TO look for some tickets, saw pistol
sister, Kate Ella Ramsey, aged nine years, who
was dressing herself. He exclaimed, 'take
care, 1'll shoot you.'' The domestic who was
present cried out, don't do that, I'll call your
father" She started to call Mr.. Ramsey,
when the pistol was discharged, the bai enter
ing the body OF Kate, breaking her left collar
bone and traversing her lungs. She died be-
f0re medical assistance could be summoned
PhiEd. IuQaifsr 18Th
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THE TIMES PRINT El2s.-Prior to any one
OBTAINING position as e'ompositor on the Lon
don Times, he must have past an examina-
tlon showing that he can set Al leas t 40 lines
OF SO letters or about 2,2i0 letters per hour
Ihe price paid for type setting is eleven pence
positor can make abou five dollars a day-
There are 124 competitors employed, 50 of
whom are occupied solely in setting up adver-
tisements.
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Beating Nsgro.-PIeasant Roach, a white
man, is To bs examined before the Mayor this
morning, on charge of assaulting and beating
AlexaI der JAG kson, free negro. II zach came
up with Jackson while the latter Was engaged
in light with white man, named Moore,
and ordered him to desist. Instead of doing
so. Jackson turned unon him, whereupon
Roach give him good one, straight out from
the shoulder, that laid him oat As nat as
pancake.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
CHAS. III. H.LANGIEY.

CHAS. II. LANGLEY,
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND C0PPERSMlTH,
Would iniorm the public that he is sole az ent for
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to put the IN at the shortest no.
uce, and on the most reasonable terms. The adj
Vantages OF these Burners are: To prevent bOwlus
ana waste OF gas 10 give more clear and iforu,
ngnt, 10 reg nlate the quantity consumed with the
iuli mead turned on to any desired amount and
the ordinary burners " ' WV
Mr.. j.. r.: Brown, Ia charge Of the Washington
CITY Gas Works, has certified tn at they are xuisS-
tatnsty fhe ossf BErHsys he has seen during his
connection OF twelve years with those works; and
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at Ieast twenty per cent over other Burners.
thankful for past favors, the subscriber Inyitss
orders Tor al work his line feeiing assn red thai
he can give entire satisfaction as To quality and
price. CHA8 IL LIN.IEH ~
oe 4-ts 18th ct. he tveen Mar . "a Ca,,~
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COMMERCE OF SOUTHERN PORTs.-Accord-
lag to the nited States official report of COM
merce and navigation for The year ending j uns
81. 1859, the number OF American vessels en-
tered al all the Southern ports amounted to
2,27S, comprising l,l57 3l3 tonnage and 35 3l6
sailors, OF which $40 entered the cotton ports
with tonnage OF oli,657 and 20,277 sailors
The whole registered tonnage of the United
States in 1859 was only ,5U7, 400, and 1857 635
enrolled-the latter embracing ali kinds of
coasting and river vessels, uch as steamboats,
fishing vessels and lake and canal crafts.
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PosT-OFFIOR AFFAIRS. Virginta-Jas E.
Schooier postmaster at Stafford q. H.. Stafford
county, va, vice VIM. L. Morgan, resigned -
a, w. Ihomas postm astsr at Zuni Station
Isle OF Wight county, Va, vice David q. Bea-
Ton, declined. Georgo o. Pratt postmaster at
Beilevilie, Wood county, Va, vice nj. b. Pen
heoacker, resigned. William q. BsckIey post
master at Raleigh &. H.. Raleigh county Va
vice Edwin Price, resigned
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Central Agricultural Socisty-The annual
meeting OF the Central Agricultural Society
will be held at the Spotswood House, on Sa /
urday, at IL O'Clock, when the members should
attend promptly and take part in the proceed
ings. This society is now in a condition TO
effect vast amount OF good for the agricuI-
turalsts of the State and if properly u tai ned
by all classes will do so. At 10 O'Clock of the
same day, the Executive Committee are to
meet at the Presidents office TO conclude their
report of their operations for the past year,
and every man should be at his post
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TIE EMPRESS OF FAUsTRIA.-Advices from
Vigo state that the o. borne had arrived there
on the 27th ult., to take in COAL after very
rough passage. In the Bay OF Biscay, on the
encountered terrific gale with a very heavy
sea. Both ships were obliged TO heaye TO, but
as the weather moderated the Victoria and
Albert, with the Empress on board, kept her
course tor Madeira, while the Osborne, with
the Imperial suite, was obliged TO put into
Vlgo. the Osborne had received good deal
of damage, but would be ready to start for
Madeira on the 2sth.
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Run oRED EXECUTION IN ARKANsAs-The
Memphis Eng ulrer learns from ii gentleman
In whose statement it places implicit conf
aence, thaI a Methodist preacher made his ap-
pearance IN Osceola, Ark, short time since
and wished 10 ventilate quantity of his
stock OF abolition rhetoric. His offer was de-
clined, the Inhabitants feeling that they We're
quite we'll enough posted on the principles of
aboiitionism. He still persisted, and went
about twenty five miles below OsceoIa. where
he succeeded in getting employment from a
number of planter TO preach to their negroes
One OF the planters, few days since received
Il letter from planter in South Carolina
warning him of this man, as he was danger
Gus abolltIonlst. A committee of citizens was
Immediately formed, who arrested the preach
er, and he was taken TO Osceola, tried and SEN
fenced Is execution.
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Chess.-Amid all the troubles and revolu.
tlons OF the day, we are glad to hear that this
nooie ana phlioSophlc game retains its hold on
the love of our people. In the words of Coi
Monroe, chess "unites SO tremendously the
curious, the beautiful and the true, under the
form OF recreation, as 10 confer upon il q
utie 10 general appreciation and long contin-
uance of favor" We learn that the Rich.
mond Chess Club is highly prosperous, and
Will enter upon its fourth year in full vlgor.
A tournament has lately been in progress,
IN which thirty-two gentlemen have been
matched against each other. and the resuIt
will indicate "the champion for next year.
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RE sKNTA TATIoN.-On THURSDAY last the
friends OF Elder John E. Massey, at Charlottes-
vile, va, presented him with gold watch, a
purse containing $50, and handsome cane,
Us testimonials OF their appreciation of the
manner In which he sustained himselfin his
discussion last summer with the Rev. Mr.
Oouinng upon the su bject of Baptism and the
Lords Supper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21

BLOWING OUT CASE. NJ. Corder, from
Virginia, retiring to bed at the Clarendon
House, IN Washington, few nights ago, in
stead OF turning off the gas. blew it out
Ihe next morning he was found apparently
illeless from the effects of the gas but by
great exeI ton he was, after the lapse of
several hours, resuscitated, and is now re-
covering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21

CALIFORNIA AND THE WASHINGTON MoNU-
MENT.-The State OF California, at the recent
PRESIDENTIAL election, contributed over ten
thousand dollars towards the construction OF
the Washington Monument In addition to
this the State Legislature passed an act last
year appropriating $1,000 annually towards
the same object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21

Harboring SIarss Is a crime against the laws
of Virginia, which deserves severe punish
ment. If runaway slaves could not find shell
ters SO easily with designing persons, owners
would have less trouble with them. Not only
free negroes, but low white people, can be
found, who will secrete slave from the mas
ter in order TO get their services, satisfied in
their own minds that II detected in the act
they can excuse themselves by declaring their
ignorance OF the status of the negro. All such
persons, when discovered, deserve TO be pun
ished TO the extent of the law,
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7hs Extra Police are doing good service by
nighf,i but the number OF officers should DO
Increased, so as to make the entire body more
efficient. Ii four active men are put on the
streets every night, TO look after the priyates
and stimulate ana encourage them. they can
prevent all disturbances daring the approach.
Ing holidays.
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FINANCES OF OHIo.--The total receipts In to
tne treas ury of the State the last fiscal year
anee In the treasury, S72 O76 General revenue.
SeOo, 1s2; canal fund, Si21 ,S7i; sinking fund,
sl,iO3,sl0; school fund, SIPS, ,596 On most OF
the appropriations there was an unexpsnded
balance.
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A REMIEDER.-There were those who GEN.
sured the breeding Of the Americans when
tney invaded the incognito of the Prince of
Wales, but the New York Express thinks it is
d consolation TO perceive that the English
themselves and the Scotch are committing the
same blunder that cis-Atlantic barbarians
were guilty Of The Empress of the French
visits Great Britain for her health which is
impaired I'M she goes in the strictest privacy
she is in deep and recent mourning every
consideration should induce the people OF Eug-
land 10 respect her wish for seclusion Yet
she is followed by crowds who press upon her
as eagerly as Backwood Democrats did upon
the descendant OF the Black Prince she is
worried win salutations and bored with ad-
dresses bells are rung when she en- ters a rail-
road car, invitations are thrust upon her, IN u :
nlclpal authorizes intruds themselves on
her hStce. Dukes and Proyosts are alike in
tnis matter; curiosity gets the better of court
ly courtesy as we'll as OF republican br eding,
ana the worst taste and the worst manners of
tne Americans are paralleled among those who
anect TO cehsure and contemn every thing that
is AnerIcan--BOStOA Post.
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House BrsakiHg.-On Wednesday night last
broken into and robbed of candles. brandy
bacon, etc. Yesterday morning officer q uarles
was apprised Of the robbery, and by The aid
OK Mr. Tyler, succeeded in discovering the rob
oers and recovering portion of the stolen ar
tieles. One of the robbers was a crippled no.
gro, known as Hanover, the property of Mr.
Tyler; and the other was a slave named Alex
ander, In the service of Mr. Rowe a cooper
They will be examined before the Mayor lhis
morning.
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UHAKeKp wlrH rHE LARcENr or CASA

CHARGED WITH THE LARCENY OF CASA
]. d. Ingersoll, of Boston, is on trial before the
Superior Court of that city, charged with the
larceny OF one hundred thousand feet of coal
gas from the Boston Gas Light Company. 1t
was claimed that the felonlous use of gas COW
cred period OF year, during which he paid
about 81 TO the company for gas. II was
which he used extensively during the time
and once let q tenant use, charging him 50 per
month for his proportion OF the gas burned. l..
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, &c,

COkE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ Will be, until further notice, as follows:
Lump Coke. $500 Pr load.
Stove Coke. $50
Hail Coke .-............ $50 d"
de lots JOHN J. WkRTH, Agent.
COAL.-C. b. LIPsCOMD, -
- 0FFIcE lsTH ST., OPP. Msyo's Warehouse
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL.
r, Also, 1aLo RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
VI QUAIL. sold DJ weight. T-2m
flAk AND riNE %UUU-Seabonsd apa al-
~ der shelter, for sale az Coke Yards.
Dc Its JN0. j. WERYH,As't
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DOGS IN MAssACHusKTTs.-From returns
received from the towns in Massachusetts. IL
appears that about 80, GOO dogs were licensed
In 1883, paying a tax of $4,000. II is estima-
led that an equal mum Der were des stroyed by
their owners AS not being worth the tax and
that as many more escaped taxation altogether
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HUNG.-James Holiday was hung al Ponta-
toe. Miss, on the 7th instant. He met his IA to
reckiessly, expressing wish that "snow was
on the ground, so that he might track a few
rabits," as he went to the aaiIows. He con-
iessed the murder, but said that he was hired
TO do it-by whom he did not say
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THE COMING YEAR..-The year 1861 will be
the nrsI of the 66Oth OIympiad. There will be
an annual eclipse of the sun on the lith of
January, another on the 9TH of July, and a
IOtai eclipse on the 3lst day Of December
There will also be partial eclipse of the
moon on the l7th Of December.-Montgomer
(AtG.) Daily Post, Dec. TO-
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MISS GS OLOPTO -
M Bo, NRDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
aorxr Ft,s E3R = Y9snNgg, .sr, g. .tAbIEs,

In
This School . IA successful operation, Its loca-
tion for health snsa passed. and i presents one
within three auar, srs of q mile of the Aygea Ho-
tel. is immsdiatsy y the water and ass shs Cd :
vantage Of as hns sa Ta.ss oatn,ns as can be
eight more pupils than dsJ s2x Aaye. upon esiiy
application. Thss course OF scifSon val be Ito
rough. 7~'AA~ T. =
TERMS. FOR THE SESSION -Enslsa, $50; Eng
sh. including Algebra or Gee UesIy, or o9tsl, $40;
French $40; Latin, $40; Music, tiano anI UeItaF,
each. 500 use of Piano, $40; -Soard' washing,
Fuel and Light, 500
The School opened on the krst MOnddg In Octo-
Der, and will close Inc last OF May. e
Pupils can remNln during the suAamer months.
musical instruction.. de l3--lm
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PANIC IN A THEATRE.-During the perfor-
nance at Walnut Street Theatre, Philadel-
pnIa on Monday night, of a drama called
Upper Ten and Lower Twenty" cry of
fire" was raised. The audience rose en- 7laSse,
aud panic stricken rushed peil melt for The
doors even the actors on the stage caught the
renectlon or fright, and beat hasty retreat
Tor the backdoor or the theatre. The earnest t
eXclamatons and energetic GESTURES of Mr..
EdWln Adams, who was engaged in the play,
finally commanded attention, ard permitted
the explanation that the glare was caused by
the mimic representation Of house ON fire
and that the alarm of the auditors was but
an earnest tribute to the fidelity Of the mise en-
scene. The play was then continued without
further interruption. During the excitement
several ladies tainted, and number of per-
sons We're moTe or less injured in their per-
sons or their toilettes.
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DRGRRE-Theju Jury
IN the case of DIR. Wickham, tried last week in
Sussex county, N. J., for the murder, by poi
son, OF Mrs. Cole, on Saturday returned a ver-
diet OF "guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree"
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VISIT OF EUGENE TO VIOToRIA.-The En-
press Eugene visited Windsor Castle on the
4th inst. Prince Albert was waiting for her
at the railway station, where che arrived
about O'Clock in the day. Leaning on his
arm she proceeded to pony chaise i'll waiting
and drove 10 the Castle
The Empress as she left the station. and
along the whole line of route to the Castle
was loudly cheered, and daring her STAY the
bells OF ST. Johns Church sent forth merry
psals. The Empress, after luncheon. took
Il g OF the Queen aud the royal famiIy Y. and
a leaving the Castle paid visit to her
h, RighbeSs the Duchess of Kent at Frog
MOI edge, accompanied by the Prince Con
sort. --er Majesty appeared in good health
bnt not so in spirits, and with an amiable
thongh somewhat pensive smile she grace
iuliy bowed to the company as the train slow
ly proceeded from the station on her depar-
ture.
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ThreGteHing.-Edward Houdaier appeared
before the Mayor yesterday. to answer for
threatening violence to the person of Richard
T. vest but as his Honor did not consider the
defendant dangerous man, aud was sure he
was not likely to iDJure the com mplainant with
out cause, he dismissed the warrant.
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Yesterday the weather was spring. like over
head, and tempted many ladies to enjoy the
open air, despite the condition of the streets
The sun shone out bright and warm during
the day, and rs a conseq ueuce, the heaps OF
snow melted and ran away from it as fast as
possible.
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A man calling himself Lieut..

ATTEMPT TO MURDER A CLERaYAAN.-A
ingat Stirling, Canada West, was struck twice
over the head, while In bed, and jumping up,
seized his assailant, who proved To be his
housekeeper, Mrs. MeAyoy. who confessed 10
intending to murder him and then rob and set
IRE 70 the house. She was sent TO Jail. A,
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ELopKmgNr in EHaLAND-The beau tiful

f4LOP kMENT IN EzfkfLANOs-IH NC uodutIEuI
and accom- plished sister OF an honorable baro-
net who has but rscen tiy succeeded to the title
which his an ncestors have so long and so hon.
orably held, The other day eloped from Dresden
with the German tutor who had been engaged
BY the family. The young lady has large
fortune, and Is most prepossessing in appear
ance. 1t is stated she was betrothed, at the
time Of her hight, TO gentleman OF position
In the county Of Cumberland.-Cam laad
Pacaust. -..
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The Orphan and Pu bile Schools of the city,
are TO be invited by Professor Anderson to
attend one of his afternoon performances at
Mechanics Institute Hall. The exhibition is
rare one, and will prove highly attractive to
the little children.