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WTTNTER's GGPROyED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,

1--WE respectfully call attention to our tIMPR0VED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with LANES
SET AND FEED WORKS. some of the partieu
ntagas claimed therefor being as follows -
instantaneous and unerfiugty certain Hset of the
tending the Saw. with single motion Of the
device simple a. effective, and In no
wiss subject breaags log of whatever
time the Sawyer, above stated; unerrng uni
ornity the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2d-The saving secured in the number of hands
employed mill but the Of that which is of
Importance, to-wit in the working time of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when Is stated that in the
ruu backn set and cut another plankl Thus we are
enabled cut three twenty feet panks f reqnre in single
minute accounted for by the fact that the Saw H al
Increasingly engaged Che back time excepted in
work from the moment the stock is in place until it is
entirely converted into lumber!
3d-fhe peculiar arrangement of the Feed Works"
whereby the lipn and and tear always incident to
taneous sartingn and ''sopping unfaingy effected
4hThg substantial and perfect proportions of the M to-
gethar with combinations of Stee Saw Mandrel Rabbit
Metal SeiEOing SelfAdjusting Boxes the frequent
supports the carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty finish among the other features which partte
larry characterize MILL and which secure for 1t the unta
ing admiration of the practical
Mill all that required all that ia asked in any instance
70 insure preference namely IAN examination before pur
| chase eisewhere.n
" WINTER Co,
General Commission Merchants No 40 Broadway New York
| tthfscility TO Mills Of other patterns
| MONROE i hEDDIEGTON,
Agents for the above Mill,
| No. IS. CarOndeet street.
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TTN1vERsITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENTS:
A H. CENAs, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
O. a. MOTT NJ D., Professor Of Materia aedica.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
II G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W MALLET, PHI D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAMrL NJ. BEMlSS NJ D., Professor of Medicine
4 E q NIAHdS n B. B. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November H. 1865, and end March 81 1861 Pre-
liminary Course will be given the Charity Hospital com
roncing October 18th without charge to students Thu
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18TH
The Clinical advantages of hs Institution unsurpassed
The Professors are Physicians and Surgeons of the Chart
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their dali
visits
FEEs-Tickes Of all The Professors, Slio atriculatio,
So; Practical Anatomy, $40; DIPLOMA $50. Payment r
q"'i'O - ~ ZIG RICHARDSON, NJ. D :, Dean.
| Nor Orla,na AugItst 1Rf6
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Now IS THE TDIE,-lhe Crescent City owes no
common debt of gratitude TO Mr. Dolbear for the
education which he has been impartng for many
years to the youth of this city. Its former stu
dents are now to be found as principals or book
keepers in a large portion of our old business
houses. Their success proves that in the days of
golden youth is the time to lay the solid tounda'
tons ofprosperity and the young men who show
Indifference to their own advancement will in time
obtain the same from those who are most able to
push them forward in the path of fortune. To OBJ
tain business education which enables US to earn
from $1,000 to $4,000 annually is the best use that
/ can be made of time and money, and to accom-,
plsh this is what Mr.. Dolbear is daily doing ct his
Commercial College, at the corner of Camp ant
Common streets.
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New Orleans, August Is, 1866.
II ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

EI ENTUCAR UNIV EWSAEES
A SHLAN D,
The home of Henry Clay Transylvana University with
ocegant grounds and large number OF bnildnga
the OF the various colleges.
location delightful heAhfu and in the midst OF the
most refined and intelligent society.
Endowment, 100000. Real Estate, 100000
A Corps of more than Twenty Instructors,
NOW IN OPERATION:
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors, Robert Graham,
IL AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
Of Kentucky Eleven Professors, Jno. Aug. Williams, a.
iii. CoLLEGE OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors, R.
". COLLEGE or LAW Three Professors, NJ, c. John
son, L. L. D., President
v. CoMMER0TAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bust
ness instruction.
S35 Good Boarding. 50 soto per week Session
For Catalogues and further information, address
| ]. B. BOWMAN. Regent
Lexington, Kentucky.
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FWHME PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
The lectures entitled The Philosophy Of HGJrsge
as delivered at the New York Anatomical Museum 6s Br9ad-
way New York. be had in Eew Orleans at Mr. r heller,
On Royal street PRiea Is cent? sent free BY post anywhere
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.srORAGR.
cTORAGE. ......, -"

ST0RAGE,.....',......... ....''''.'''.sFORAS sn'
g. R. LoNGLEY. JOHN NJ. PUTNAM-DEITA WARE:
HOUSE fronting Front and New Levee between GirOd aEd
Lafayette streets. .
above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired with
oors etc. will be prepared TO receive storage ter
I kinds of Merchandise. LONGhEf q %
Block Co.. J. s. Wallis Co., g. Garner, Patton Dug
! gan, Conway Bro, Lloyd R. Coleman.
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL of AEEDIcINE
SESSION OF 1861,


D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D., Professor Of Materia Medle9
/ L. GRANDEUR NJ D. Professor of Principles and Frae
tce OF Medicine.
HENRY CAMFGEL NJ D. ProfessqE Of Surgery s9cyi,o,,o
ALFRED O. HOLT, NJ d. Professor OF Clinical hedlelhe.
A. E. PETIGoLAS, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
J. D. BRUINS NJ. D. Professor of Physiology and tnooey
FRANK HAW1 HORN NJ D Professor OF Medical ChelhiH
try ToxcolDgy and Legal Medicine
WM S. MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor OF anatomy
and Special opthalmc Surgery and Diseases
of the Eye. 81 r,.t.,
A. W. PERRY, NJ D.. and FRbuERLOA AolsbF4fS' AA.b
Demonstrators Of Anatomy. 4, cut. r ,h,;s
L. II. COHEN, NJ D. Assistant 10 the OhsiF VI op'H'
try. , . s.,,. n tbis Tnstitrtion
will begin November T. 1855 and will end March 10 IaOs
Preliminary Course will be given In the charity iiosp,
commencing October 18th without charge to students Inc
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 10Th
The Clinical Advantages of this institution are nnsI'
passed The Professors are under the laws Of the state
Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
W FEES:
Tickets of all the Professors l4e
Naturalization. ~
Practical Anatomy, ~
Payment qu'ss4 I D. " WARREN BRrCKELI, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
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Catalogues and general information may be obtained 81
Robert Pkin ESQ., ID andi5 Camp street. New Orleans
by addressing Jos. G. Robert, Registrar Albert School
chetswa, Pike County, Mississippi via New Orleans aud
Tsci-a Poll
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Academic Board.

The Sixth Session begins On ne first MONDAY in septs
Der next aad ends en- the 31th Of june. 1867.
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Mrs. HENRY sIMQSS having been reuusstsd = =
F NE 21snera ana Western friends Whose children bg
zen ellcseu az the lnstttue) to make known kss
announces 70 them that she receives pupils for Ill
Ssst ." Inc pupils can acf,tTs the English
gefInan and heorew Languages thoroughly Music an
,3ng tauBnt ~ 9Dle professors Sewing and Enbrod@
ctses Taught dining the winter Th Enpis sds
the Institute viii find IL home in every spect and ave.
care VIII be taken With tbar mora and religious rajnne
TuPlls can enter the Institute at any time.
For GrcaarL- o. lnra- u
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The steamship Rapiddn, from Galveston, the eth
inst, brought the following passengers:
Mrs Bsrard Ms Ward Mr. John Collins T%lbSrt Mr.
Batist, RRtist, John Arms, DQBley,
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
EOLGEE 81 co.,
F. F, FoLGER, L. FoLGER, W. H. THoMAs)
DeaIers In Hardware, Iron, ship Chandlery
81 SO Magazine Street, Opposite St. James Hotel N
zn FSS ATgs aHd 6,l
Packing Circular, Mil and Cross Cut Saws -
AND SHIP C6AANDAERE
CELLS H. BosTIOK. FRANK W. sEYMoURl
Bostlck 81 Seymour.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS AXES,
CHAINS, sHovELsi SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE
BRASS WORK and PIPE FIPTIN9s
RUBBER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, C0RDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWIEEs
OILS, PAINTS Lam FPS, LANTERNS, Etc
AuKind oCsteamboat and Railroad Supplies
IS and 50 Fulton, 50 and 81 FRONT street,
between Gravier and Poydras.
w WHITTX 81 CO.,
w GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents,
Nos g. 10 IL Peters street. corner Of CrOssman toppo
| site the Custom House,) New Orleans, La
Gonsgnments Merchandise, either for sale or Bhipmen
| Will receive prompt and careful attention.
| HARDWARE. ...EEAEDWAsE
e. J. NULLAN q CO.,
wholesale Dealers
III
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE. AND CUTLERY
Agents for
HoWE,s STANDARD SCALES.
n Common street. New Orleans
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Yqu1 Orleans 4qiig Qspscent,
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1856.
Our EIeemosynary Institutions.

THE CHARITY HosPtTAL~-A VISIT TO THE Wards
LIFE AMONG THE sIcK-ruE DEAD ROOM
SISTERS OF CHARITY, ETC.
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No, % ST CHARLES STREET. NEW oRLEANS |
~ -r
#. -.. .... =
Having rco;vsd hv 1ats s,,vs1s 1sros sto.,r of rRRsp
- - - Il
anu NE" opN1e' III S0uA"On 70 Nn0 largo a'SOAN' :"
hand am now prepared to supply the large and increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
The following articles couaprIse part Of my stock:
.,p,
n ael1a' o. Hoeat,. srS,ran,o ro-hono.,
D' n-o' ,I oor"'-'' D..
- pTo v;.-i
go, p.ir,s.ana
c"n-S, Can.asom
ChInrda IT, CbsIk red and yzn,.s
Cnrna4aI1 C1arot ~ anu "'-t''
Crenn, Ta,tar Conneyas
Iadi1o CnttIa Fiss pons
Licoree' 9aIap,
mapuef' 1Tsraa.,.
Mel Norpbfne.
Nr+n7e,. Opium
ot1g orjrire
Rotten stona Rochelle Salts,
spnbur. Punice Stone
Tanir svyinpes
yarnish, White Lead in on,
Ether, Nitric FFF. Emery Flour
Elmer, spphUf'c Emsfy ..d : z ana ., au,.
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Nine Mace begs to announce that her Institute win open
for the session Of 1861 MONDAY, September 3D. 1866
she hopes that prompt return OF her ppis SO IN
dpensabe eapig the full advantages OF the lectures
and instructions designed for them.
proficient with both the French anG Enga
Languages are we'll KNOWN aud Mme. Mace has neglected
nothing that heretofore the most
Precepiors in the various branches OF knowlease al
Propectues may procured the institute lo4 BOURBON
street. opposite the Opera House
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ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL

wan Bes,n ON wednesday. sept. $, 1853.
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NrAZARET1E ACADEMY, NEAR BARns-
IN TOWN, kYThs institution, so tayorabiy known to
second session OH MONDAY Sd September Persons wish
ing obtain prospectus more particular Information In
= ? JOHN W. HAfSDIE, Agent
Corner Camp aud Nachez streets, New Orleans
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EDUCATIONAL.


E n n. tT.t sgITJ9 100 FOR You've xanTr@
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues Nav
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rE1mORAs E. BODLEH 81 co.,
NO. PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
@ OFFICE no. 1873 aRAvIER STREET, HEw ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross.Cut Mill and Muey saws; Corn MllH VIII
Mills and Boiling Apparatus Skating Pullies and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and ARrcultu re
Implements,
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and WheelbarroR the well known actors
OF Joshua Bodley, Wheeling Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundries and machine
shopsin St. Louis Louisville CINCINNATI and Psbue through
which We are prepared to for class of machinery
on most favorable ters and deliver anywhere north OF NeW
Orleans FREQ Of freight TH0s. H. hopLsA = "
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EDUCATION
TIVE LOUISIANA STATE sGa11NAR
LEARNING, AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, La

Founded and Supported By tho STATE Of Ipatstaas,
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Id. % IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FULTON, NEW LEvER NorRE DANE AND JULIA STREETS,
New Orleans
Omcc-135 Fulton Street
Has on hand ct all times and secondhand machner
for steamboats,. saw Mills and Sugar Plantations.
Particular prompt attention paid TO Steamship and
,I,po+.
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OILS, GLASS. DYE srUFrs, pEErUMERY.
JAMES CONCEAL,

10. % 81. cHAhLEg erEEEr NEw oRLEANs
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CRAEsPEARE RR0N FOUNDRY,
3 20S Grod street, New oriean
JOHN aEDDEs-JOs. A. sHAKsPEARE-s. sWooR
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co..
Iron and Brass Founders and M8chniss manufacture eve
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mill Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store fronts, Uoluuns
Bash Weights etc. Blacksmith Work of all kinds
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NEW oRhEASs
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+ AVENDER's COLLEGE

II AvENDER's COLLEGE,. h
n. z. CORNER RAMPARr AND BrENvIILE.
Mr. LAVENDER respectfully announces TO hsfriends and
the public that the repairs the College being completed
he shall be Obliged to postpone the repenng Of the Glasses
and the admission of Boarders to wEDNEsDAY the 9TH Of
September.
Parents are invited To inspect tile well ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories, ~ sHH
For terms and Prospectus apply College from 70 NJ to
l P, NJ, and from to Il N.
or. CHARLES 1NsTETUTE- =
oARD1NG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1o4 bourbon Street.
Opposite the Opera House.
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UNIVERSITY OF VHRGNNHA--I
CEhRCT BOARDINe AND EA.X sChOO.

Mrs j. L. BRAND having leased for number Of years an
egby situated and oegs eaye TO
herntention of reOpening her classes next autumn
Circulars will Issued later; meanwhile parents destr9qs
placing their daughters under her charge Will please aaoes
her through the office of the Crescent.
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CONSULTING ENGINEER AND DRAFTsMAR.
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds of Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted Specifications setn ptoh the
condition and requirements of the HulB and Machinery
of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase Steamships and Steam
boats would do well to them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner DclcEd and New Lsyee Streets,
New OreAnA
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STRENGTH OF THE REBEL ARMY

STRENGTH OF THE REBEL ARMY
A New York telegraphic despatch o.
recent date says: InfoSMa5 t = 4
State Department. RoWs 8 q
rebel strength EastoF the NJ sisY
on the 4th of FEBRUARY 1865 vi
1O2, 600, and West of the NlissipI
SO, 900. Lees army was 64,0Q
Hoods loss, $500 in the Tenness
campaign, in his testimony beff
the rebel Senate; Lee. in 1865, s
the Confederacy had not tro
enough to last till midsummer,
by freeing and arming negroes M
carry the war on one year longe
the utmost. Almost any way
peace, he was willing to take am
sition that naight be assigned
but as human power could pot
the cause, the best solution
difficulties was peace on s.
plan.
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Cleveland's late speech at Hartford.
It is good speech. He takes the
right ground" He then read Mr..
Cleveland's letter again, and in our
presence signed upon the back of it
his approval of Mr.. Cleveland's
course, and, calling his secretary, re-
quested him to put it in an official
envelop and to direct it to Mr.. Cleve-
land, which having been done, the
President returned it to us, unsealed,
Our interview was exceedingly plea
SAINT and entirely satisfactory to Us,
and we SO expressed ourselves to the
President CT taking leave of him.
A. E. BURR,
c. Nj. INGERSOLL.
March "a, 1866.
President Johnson desires the sue
cess of the Union party; but he does
not recognize, as belonging to the
Union party, any who oppose his
restoration policy; while he includes
in it all, whoever they may be, who
give that policy a sincere support.
He regards the success of his policy
as the paramount concern; he desires
the success of whatever party sustains
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TIE tsasaas reas5sp ssna sa nenssa ere Il Ii Is
so be hoped Inat this important trade
will net be driven from our city by
any such causes, and we trust that
steps will ere long be taken to render
the expenses of handing, ETC., less
onerous. AS to the natter of pilfer-
ing, it is done with impunity. 1t is
no uncommon thing to see half
dozen women congegated in the /,
Vicinity of a lot of cotton which is
being handled by laborers, who per-
nit them to fill their aprons and stuffe
saeirS cfa;hes full HEnout rem1, \
STRANGE. liz cse. waga good deal
cotton may be extracted from q bale,
especially if it is loosely put up, or
the bagging bcomes worn out Every
house dealing in cotton ought to ap-
point some one who can be trusted
to oversee the handling of it, for the
laborers, as rule, wink at the opera
tlons Of the female thieves.
.t New York Price Current.
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Dispatches from San Fran
record that the shock of an
quake, more severe than any a
enced since the memorable
last October, was felt ON
ult on the Pacific coast
the onIvA AAo.u.x& &1nor,, Ss,lst i
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At the recent term of court for An
derson District, j. W. Brooks was
found guilty, and recommended to
mercy, for demonstrating. His day
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A New IDEA OF EREEDo
have the following "good onl

have the following good onl =
the reliable gentleman who traq
50 much over the so-called Confede-
racy during the war. A friend of His
was iourneying not long since il q
section where the people, white or
black, do not boast Of superior intel-
ligence, when, to his samazement and
horror, he encountered on the read
side two colored children standIEg
beside an apparent corpse of col
ed woman, when the following coli
guy ensued: ''Wmt's the mai "a
with that woman?" She's dead, SD:
Dead! it isn't possble!" eyes, kT. n
she's dead; but she's free, sir" ei-
able's friend went on his wa, a
sSadder but q wiser man
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Local Items

=
cstng account OF the Sack and Dtstf &
ton of the City OF Columbia, 5. c., ha L
just been issued. in pamphlet fom, from :,
the Pheajy steam power press Orders
can be filed to any extent.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAr.-Trinity
Church Rev. p. j. Sha,d 10. a. m. ano
- p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN Church - Rev. REQ. Howe
iGs u. III. and 81 p. III.
Baptist Church--Rev. j. u. ieynoids,l los
a. IN. Rev Wm. Martin, 81 r. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev J-J. OConnen'
| 10A a. M. and 81 p. IN. -,
Lutheran Church-Rcv. :. =. Rude' Ivy
a. IN. >
Christ Church Lecture Room--R Rev. 'n
slarion n5 Street 0 Church E'7s Gage
lO5 a. m. and 8! p. III.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. -Attentloh ns. g.,
ed to the following advertisements wa
hare nublished this morning for the -
time:
Uames G. Janney-List OF Letters
Nalnan * kreudcr--New Gooo'.
CNR. Brvce-Declination g.,
EN- q. ID. Hope-Mackerel &c
Edward Sll-Dcclinaton
"G,u Na"t;r os SSe Department.
J. Meighan-DetS&nIT Tresh An
Summers & Berry "
Fisher Lowrance-Ncw Goods.
Talley & Burdell-Excaange Brokers. a
Baumann Il Brill-Dissolution
Dial d Pope-Packing,
Winnsboro Female Seminary
John c. Seegers-Cheese, &c.
Nomination for Mayor and Aldermen
James X. Friday-DecHn alton. M
John Tanning Ale
l. Grieshaber-New Restaurant.
Huffman g. Price-House to Rent.
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AFFECTING ScENE.-On Tuesday
night an affecting scene occurred at
Bowling Hall, Terre Haute. Nc
Kean Buchanan, with his daughter,
Miss Virginia Buchanan, have been
playing there for short time, and on
that evening the play of Hamlet was
to be presented, Miss Virginia appear
ing as Ophelia. On the fall of the
curtain in the second act, after the
audience had been kept waiting some
fifteen minutes, it WAS announced that
in consequence of the dangerous i'll
ness of her mother, Miss Virginia
would not appear, and if the play was
csntinued, the part of Ophelia would,
ohnscessity, have to be omitted. The
aud@ @sce, if not satisfied, were grant
ed percussion to take their money
and retirssAbnt the unanimous voice
was ''go on. The curtain rose and
Hamlet oomfhenced his soliloquy,
''To be Or not to be-" But Mr..
Buchanan had notproceeded through
half dozen lines when his faltering
voice broke, and falling into chair,
he exclaimed-"My wife is dying
take your money! cannot play!" and
the audience slo WY and sadIyaispers-