DEATH OF A MISANTHROPE.
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A most singular character. named J. B. Ros


enda, native Of Italy, died in New Orleans
last week, aged fifty five years. He had been,
in early life, crossed in love, and came 10 this
country with amind soured by disappointment,
hater Of the human family. He entered the
night watch of New Orleans. in which he re-
NAMED for twenty six years, during which
time he lived as much as the nature ofhis n


ployment would admit of, secluded from the
world. enduring the society Of others because
it enabled him TO amass wealth; even on his
death bed he could not bear the idea that his
ashes should intermingle with those Of his
kind, and ordered that his body be buried in
part away from all other graves, and that a
monument be erected over it. He died worth
about $l2, 900 in cash, and $4,000 worth of
property. He willed two-thirds of this to a
counryman Of his in New Orleans, and the
balance, after few small donations, 10 sis
ter of whom he had not heard for twenty two
years. Ledger.