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IcucH hIIu EnBiBn Chlna CTOck.
cry and Glass Ware, with splendid collection a.
Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette Bottles, great yaris.
ty OF elegant Cups and Ssucers, some Of them rich,
~ gilt and decorated.
Also, Refrieerators, Water Coolers, Winaov
Shades. Trays, Walters. Knives, Forks, &c. &c. -
1900 doz Tumblers, of various sizes and patterns
This extensive assortment Of Goods having been
purchased under the personal inspection Of the pro-
prietor, at very low prices, he is determined %
sell accordingly. call is respectfully solicited.
je 26-ts R. l.. HICKSON
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ARRIVED.
Schr Tryphenia, Lewis, Alt any, lumber.
Schr Providence, Parker, Baltimore, mdze.
Schr Express, Csrlin. james River, wheat
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelph:a, mdze, Mayo
& Atkinson.
Schr Ri Walker, Hoaman, cleared at New York
for Petersburg 2nd
Schr J C Calhoun, Case, Fredericksburg, ARID
at Bosti End.
Schr Fa hon, Sterling, from Virginia, laden with
melons, ARID at New York 1st.
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II -
~ New and Confortab1e Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHiLADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE--On and AZ
ter the lst Of March, the following quick and com
fortsbe schedules win be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
arrive in New York, daily. at ST, A. n, and 81 p A.
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats. .S5 SO
q I'd .....--.--...,...4 %
" e"0fo 81 "--,-.-..---'.1 90
Between Baltimore and Philadeiphia BY rai l. :
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, BY New "
ps %sse a pSai rssnshsown line so
For lst class passengers, and % on each for I'd
Besides the through and direct connection NAMED
ABOVE. ABOVE with the main Northern Route through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot Of The
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company, in Washins.
ton, for PittsburS and Wheeling Va the R.lsv
House on the following terms:
Between washington and Pittsburg-
Between Wsshh,ston and Wheeling =
Cline 30 hours. 10 "a
For through tickets to Wsshineton !, and BALI Il
more or other information, apply 1t the ticket Of
Z deemed proper, In addition, to state, for thu
n'ormsnoo OF passengers, that four daily lines are
" operation between Washington ana ksltimors.
~ means Of which the traveller vho. thrrugh
business or pleasure, has been delaycd Ia Wash.,
ington, has i always in his power to proceed a
convenient hour directly on his journey 10 anv
point north Of .hatplace. THOMAS SHARP,
OyyIcK r., r. &P.R. r. Co.
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1859.
fS.-ihe Night Train will not step To take nm or
put down passengers, except 1t the following -.
nons Cottage, Taylorsvile. Junction, Chcsterdeld
Milford, Ginneye, FredericksburR and BROOKE.
~ h-by order Of the Postmaster General M,
mall train will be run between Richmond md
warrington on Sunday nights.
e ~ T.s.
UNITED BTATRs MAIL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
+ ny tAe nen and elS1ent sideapkesl Stsanskip
ROAMOxH
lsV0 TONS 1uRTHEN-LxwIs YAlsisH. connn
Leaves Richmend every Taevday Rve.
ming, at oscleck. carrvinr ehc
Unieca Stafes Mai. il
And viii leave Richmond regu-
~ larry svery Tueslsy. sssA 0elssk,
71 &. NJ tor New York, stopping 1t
-. Norfolk going and Tesuraine' 10
una mclens ana paseengera Freight received
every Monday q - O'Clock. and up to the hour q
eaock. Z. ~ evefy Inesday.
tass.ge 20 or from New York. Including meals
~ ne sssee rcem eeeomnodations. only. .olQ
eeenfe pessaes 20 ~ ifom do, only hslf pfics
sos g f.ssss q passages apply = DIR oes. soss
g nys = LuDLAaG : wx7soM.
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kSOA NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,O OLD
y POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta. Capt.
VIZ. c. SMITH, having been reftted for the sum
mer travel. viii resume her place upon the line
The Cars running in coanexion with the Augusta
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning d 6
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 6 O'Clock A. n.
The Augusta will touch ct Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning and al the
landings on the River.
Fare TO City Point, -.................e1 90
De. to Cokes oriGrove Wharf, 50
Do: 70 Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, !. 2 %
Children over and mot over - years of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports
ss1oen' $500: "
To any point on the River not below tho
Aos!es. ....... ..s..s.....s... 20
Do. for children and servants, .. Is
THOS. DODAMEAD,
my % Superintendent.
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.,.mn A1an ~ 40 M slssss sspastos
u 6ISri 5;11 - 80 ...:sss.s,ss.1..
u Ia - - 80 q II GAnDLl11:
/ 10 perior1uali1Y. - 81 81 .,.....
u e q. a.z z....... { :. = =. -.1--1..-
fe CA1K0 *Bos6cr 3 WiisoE' I" superior sugar
10 cnrsd RAnGs, ~ sals ~ So. y, "
r = :, ~. 7,,..m Ale : bali DO do do, Tor
a s.lsby wu,Y.. r.vroR
IN WILLlAM IA lLOn.-
1V0-7 fev b6i1. receiving per steamer, for
Ia saIs by c.o~utp
an WILLiAmc q oeO ln1n.
EvP7PER.-J. w. RANDOLPH has for
sale the celebrated Egyptian foison fsPeI, e ,ot
the destruction OF MES. go ccn- : - - 8. !.
DURNING FLUID.-l.o osl y. ire irss1 = ana %
il 30 BEkkETT BEERS. Drnsei...:
CAKDAs ION ~ Eb.V 81 !o os,. i 20
.u. Q: 4: sIREckER.
iIDEk-So bois sood sweet newark cloef, iof
aug WILLIAM TAYLOR.
NEyENTY.sIx Cases =: G. & cos
aug BACON Z BAsKERvILL.
pRiME 1kIGAT sAoDLDkHs.-io
su 2 WILLIAMS Z BROTHER.
NEAs.-5o cases Powehong Tea ~ halt chests
su2 WlLLlAM TAYLOR.
WI caroni received. for sale By
" 3l-----.---------- X. N. BUXTON.
MARSHALL SALT 400 sdcks in store,
Az >, for sale oy ,y,,,,..s . enorurp
RACON SIDES AND shOULDkks.-25
jy3l WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
Tan1s.n bs W a. 81 !. barrels
jy 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
MO 1 LARD.-5O bbls, for sale BY
~ jy 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
- for sale by
s1EE I'm -. -. co $50 :, -. - :;
u for .ola hv 80 - 'o aA1
jyl3 CHAs. T. WORKMAN e. CO.
NEW FLOUR.-Bragg's new Flour, in h i
: " 1s's' '0l SAFE Oy Rm RuRron
W. NTFn T0 aTER se-,,, !, A., - 10,
w to wait in s,ore' ' '''' wan y NY
;v1 pm ZIMMERMAN
=. = =. :. -----------.
OLJ, w TO ''i' 'e'' orano'' i0'
10 an DAVENPORT ALLEN g. IN
y ~ 70 .--.- = = -...-.H :. ~.
Dag STRINGS.-Railroads and Miilers can
e So suppheo Win u PpV r. a. M,GGNn1 1su
y - -H- y ~ 0AN
OSiN.-Forty bbls lor sale by
IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
eo0 =
lVERPOOLFlNEs ALT.-1OOO sacks
II per schr Leroy" fer sale sale by
* HHDs. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
- landing and Tor sale by
017 HAGS PRI1TE L113CAYKA AND
% l. RIO COFFEE, landing and for sale by
au FRY & McCANOLlsH.
V0TANTEO 10 PGRCHASE. SECOND.
w hand Iron Chest. Appiy a, this Office. ''
jy 10
4 AKID eI,I,.-5 mills. in fne ard.r. far sale at
Il loves, market price , nv: e'0''' ''- '"' o.
BENNETT e. BEERS.
y 80 Drnggls.s. Main street.
ctARiF F AND COFFEE SUGAR,
in store, for sale by
aug WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
uAKPEk1S MAGAZINE. for August with
l. Il its usual variety of entertaining mater. re.
ceived and for sale by
aug G.M.W WEST & BRO.
NWEET OIL,-75 .baskets, suitable for mau
- ufacturipg. for sale Al market rates. bv
BENNETT a. BEERS.
Jy 81 Druggists, Main street.
CITUATION WANTEO.-TVo reapectabIe
y Irish Girls wish sifuaiions as Ch.mher
maids and House Seryants. Apply to
jy % O. A:sTREcKER.
NEW CHEEsK.--A prime lot u summer
IN Cheese. iust receiv,,d ner s,esmer RosnoLe
for saie cheap Wholesale or retail nv
lyl4 HULST & KING.
DUTTER AND CHEESF.-50 ke0s nrime
b Goshen Rntter. ION hoxss Go,ben Ctss rAr lug
ceying. for sale bv 0'o' 70
aug WILLIAM TAYLOR.
AN ACACXEL AND HERRTNGs-50
lyl hbls No 4 M.ckeraI. I'm hhls N n oross H.
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PIANO FORTEs.-P.a
. MORE PIANV FOKTES.-

NASH T. WOODHOUsE are con.
HI Nstantly receiving supplies of Piano
~ sFortes from three of the best manu-.
facturies in America. The character of the instru
ments which they offer Is established, and pur.
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices, and large
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly. A -
Also, for sale. beautiful and sweet toned Guitars,
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Pano
Forte Warehouse, l3s Main street. Eagle Square.
9 je 80
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MkE. LIFE AND 1lAKTN1
INSURANCE The Rieh,-rI =.

&A9e0clau0nh arc now Prepared IA -.
1870 policies of Insurance ON the abovs -
scription of risks on a. reasonable terms - -. -
: !: company. and respectfully ssl share 4
received At the Office, No 223, corner Of MAJ ~ u
9th Streets where the officers win cheerfulv an.
nish all Information that may be reouire3 An
losses promptly and literally adjusted. -
~. JAMES BOSHER, President.
1oHN a. BosHEs, Secretary mSis
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3 81, Z; , caAEDI En- gs,adu.is q u
LxIJ 1s'n nt.srs GGo; To- Of Dsatsl surge
to the citizens Of Richmond and vicir.itv. ''ess
Once l45 Main street, Eagle Sonar.
RK1EKHHcEs.-Professor C. B. Gi6sm b..
sor G. ?. yohnson, Rev DR. Howell. Rev }. B ~,
lor. Rev Ro. Ryland, A. g. WORKMAN. N n ~
VIM. F. Butler, Esq, Richmond. : - .no
Professor C.. A. Harris, Professor Tbom..
Bond, Professor w r. Handy, Prof G. d c.. :.
and Lester Noble, D. D. g., Baltimore. Sol''
nv 25E3m<
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Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoLPH's, No. l2l, Main street.
YESTERDAY
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The undersigned viii continue the grocery and
commission business at the stand formerly occu.
pied By Herring & Shelton, where be wilikeep
good assortment of family groceries and solicits
the patronage Of the friends Ut the former firm and
the public generally. G. J. HERRING.
NO l25 Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De.
Dot. IL oe-0avat
Nuly "a, 1859
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.slE NEW ROUTE FROM BAL.
TlMORE TO NEW YORK.


TlMoRE TO NEW YORK.
Psssenysrs going 70 New York, By taking passage
to New Castle via steamer to Frenchtown, win Sc
taken from Now Castle by the independent line Of
steamers which leave Philadelphia every day at Ii
O'clock, 4, M fSundays exceptedD and arrive IL
New Ynrk early on the following morning, = fol.
lows.
On Mondays and Thursdays. steamer Pesobseo,t.
Captain Whitaker. . .-r'''
On Tassd.ys and Fridays, steamer Kennebec.
Captain SANFORD.
On Wednesdays'and Saturdays, steamer Dela.
ware, Captain Seymour. -'
Inc above are hrss rate sea steamers, and com.
manded ~ experienced cspsains.
BY this Foute the heat and dust OF Railroad t,.v.
cling are avoided. A fne view Of The nj. ~.
bay, Cape May, and the New York Bay i had.
masing me route very interesting and pleasant
Faro from New Cattle to Nov York... n rs
Baltimore 70 New York.... I %
go Il CLYDE, Agent
w 49, - 8 Wharvee. Phiia.
GOrEek.-s6 bags Lseayra Coiss. toe ale 81
- - VIII LIAM TAx1O1-
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~ ne &&A
=! \ LEE AID Willie sIsYa6 "a

n - &
~ sPRINGs.-REDUCED FARE, INCREASED
ACCOMMODATIONS.-S Cheapest,
most Comfortable and NEST Expeditions
Route 70 the Sweet and White Sulphur
From washington by the Richmond and Freder-
icksburR and Potomac Rail Road. tgs.att
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low
pressure steamer Maryland, Capt Mitchell. :,
Connecting at Richmond with the Richmocd ana
Fare r. IN baltimore to White Sulphur, e15 90
Baltimore to Sweet Springs, a "
Washington to White Sulphur, Is 90
Washington to Sweet Springs, IA 90
Richmond to White Sulphur, 10 90
Richmond to Sweet Springs, O
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon, ct o'clock, connecting at Aqua Greek
the succeeding days. as tel -
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday at IA M ,
arrive at Lynchburg at l0a P. N. Leave Lynch
burg at 81 A. NJ, to Bufords by 6X A. NJ, to Noun
tain House at "A p. NJ, and to Sweet Springs by 10
P. NJ. Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast, and
arrive at White Sulphur by i23 P. NJ Returning,
leave White Sulphur at IL P. NJ, TO Sweet
Springs at 12P Pei. Leave Sweet Springs at day
light and to Lynchburg same day BY night Leave
= Ey9 e ss 4 and to Richmond same day
Fare from Richmond to White Sulphur. $40
sg, Sweet Springs. 9
Passengers not objecting to travel in the night.
may take extras at Buford's and proceed without
detention to the White Sulphur. ai s
Tickets can be had on board the steamboats, on
the Potomac, and from Capt C Mitchell on the
steamer Maryland and at the Office of tho Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad, Richmond. 4
an 2-n JOHN II. OSBORNE. Stunt,
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FAMILY GROCERY AND TOBACCO
Il STORE, No a. corner of 18th and Main streets
The subscriber has just received few half barrels
of Braggs Flour, new for family use also, coun
try Butter fresh from the dairy constantly on hand
together with general and well selected sssort
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c. Superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco of my own put
ting up Imported Cigars, &c, &c
jy 15-d1m CHARLES P. WORD.
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The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during the bathing season to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May Co. meals included, thus
saving about halt the expense in visiting this de-
ightul bathing place. Apply to
MAYO & ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond.
N.B.-Tne ship3 returning, leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock, M. jy1
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&3fx& pAckE y ) + Fo = H PHILADEEP T az
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice.
Union Steamship Company's Line--The two Few
and beantfal Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, and PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore.
One of these fine Steamships will leave Richmond
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Lille Boats, set first
rate tables, and every att sntion is paid to the
fort and safety Of the passengers and protection OF
goods. ~ ma - j
ed.
Passage in first Cabin %, berths and meals in.
cluded. s5,.5
do 2nd do o., do do do
Passage through TO New York via Philadelphia 90,
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EIvEeDOLLAkS hkWAKD.-kan away
FROM the subscribers factory, ON 23rd June, .
negro man named LEWIS, the property of Mrs.
Sarah b. Watt, and hired OF Mr.. George Watt
ure, black, and speaks quick. The above reward
will be paid Tor his delivery at my Factory, opposite
the Danville Railroad Depot, Richmond.
Jy 26-2w" J. 8 WALKER
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, proposing to sell
and HARDWARE, at auction, the close of the
present month, will until that time, offer their still
large assortment at such prices as will furnish
great argains in both Summer and Winter goods.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS Il co,
jy 10 lO6 Main street.
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The French Vaudeville md Ballet Troupes
Mt CDsyic Garden.

Last evening the most enchanting place Of Amusement
In New Of the best halls for enjoying refresh.
ing breeHes Castle Gardonwas numerousy attended by
fashionable audience who gave to the French artists
magnificent reception The first piece performed a
French vaudeville in act, called LES hpglais en-
Voyage in which the celebrated Menehand, the best
comic artist and singer who appeared the stage in
this city play ed parts with talent and
which excited the plaudits and the universal laughter Of
Oil present This vaudeville. full Of spirit, like oil the
French pieces Of that kind admirably well performed
by tie three artists who appeared in the principal parts
Mons Mentband and GRAFT and Mime. Diguct Tho beau
tfuI ballet sstbane danced by the four celebrated sis
Rousset succeeded the vaudeville The charming dan
whose fame veil known In Paris and BRUSSELS
have pure and lively style Of dancing which attracts
the most enthusiastic paudts, The ballet taken from
the plot Of Robert the Devil Is quite interesting and
was admiralty well executed by the celebrated Mile
Caroline and her three sisters who form together qua
Of admirable elegance and talent This evening, tue
opera Of the Crown Diamondsn will be repeated with
Nine Tleury jolly Cahsrina in which she plays and
rngs with the most remarkable talent The opera will
be followed by advertisement in which Nile Caroline
end Adelaide, will dance La banoler and Theresino
Hungarian pas Castle Garden will be crowded with the
admirers Of elegant and classic dancing and those who
enjoy q charming opera.
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ADJOURNMENT OF Cos0RLss. two Houses
Of Congress have agreed 10 adjourn on the 3lst
instant. This will give thcm four weeks Jet TO
work up the indispensable business 81 the session.
which Is the appropriation bills, including, BY al
means, thor cwn Isy and mileage, II everything
else goes by the board. But beyond the appropria
tion bills We mutt not expect much; and the Ices,
perhaps, the better. IL j. certainly matter Of very
little regret that the various railroad stock obbinv
and speculating schemes introduced into the House
have gone by the board. In the detail and In the ~
gregate, one by one and finally al in . lump. Tue
free farm or Homestead bill in the Senate, giving
to all actual settlers, the public laads. the free
gift Of farm, aud Mr. BENEFITS land distribution
bill, for the division Of some sis,y.hvo millions Of
Of public lands among the several States and
al the other mutifnrious schemes fur pQu anderng
away the public domain, will now, We suspect. Ne
superseded, and &c, aside, for want Of time or laid
on the table, or rejected.
Most likely, with multitude CT other bills on
different subjects, these land bill, viii be len a. IN.
finished business, coming up duly in order At the
next session as a continuous part Of the present
Congress. But, far the present session Il con-
ctTncd, we spprohend that the Homestead bill and
the grand land distribution BILL and the pIusdcring
stock jobbipg railroad blls, all laid the shelf
Thus far, the present session has been tho ducst,
most stupid. useless, idle and unpro6tablo, Of any
one session Of Congress, Of which We have any 70.
collection, for the last hundred years. Between
the hee sellers and sccessionists, both the old par
ues nave been kept at bay, SO that neither, by
i'sui'I party nor combined party movement,
nave 'ney been able TO divide the plumber. This
IL intolerablc; and the day Of adjournment I'll n
legislative body thus organized. or rather disor.
gained, will be day Of public copgratulation.
A Congress thati bound up hand and foot IA 4
squabbe FOR the fpoil. can d. nothing better LA
adjourn, pocket theJ pay and ulsage, and 70 home.
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DOUBLE SH + < L q.
Mails Tor California.

TIE NEW yohh wktkLh hhnALp'
The mali steamship Ohio wtl leave this Pert a. tNe
ssloeh to- morrow afternoon, fcr A.pinvsn, with the
zans for The Pacific. The Nav yonK wsssls hsA.Ln,
VIII the latest news win be published At ten O'Clock 10
- mof pipr
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1nonhs KiNE's PUNISHMENT, ~ GUILTY
dFersi,y Of opinion exists in our community as 10
tie punishment that awaits Thomas Kane, whose
saiiadiuon y claimed by the British authorities for
shooting with intent 70 hill. Some assert that. II
found guilty be win be hanged whilst Mr.. Edsard,
tie counsel for the claimant, stated Ia court that
the ultimatum Of The penalty would be transporta.
ton for life. The law In England Is death for the
crime q voundipg with intent 10 murder. and
,ransroTtaion II the jury hnd tho intent only TO do
grisyous bodily harm. Ihis viii be seen by Inc fol-
lowing extracts from our exchanges -
5HE ASSAULT on NM. CHANeRr
Attic Armagh Assike. firllaBd) on eedn.si,v Pan,
- bsIry go fQurd Eulty a flabous assault a. Mr.
9th thsntae IN ibe parh II kilsty or h. gO,h Of
9tpunly lssg Ny nrrg loaded bUn1srbus. II bin ara
Nounapg him IN the had, &C, with Intent to ku ssd
murder him.
BaIon Greene addressed the prisoner and sentenced
him 70 be hanged.
Al the North ofErgshd Circuit sas following an.
ptaTs -
ATrRuraLD wrunlI ~ HaKNsTry .
John rms. - charged vith having on Ire an a
.aus lst ~ ksIuilsy. otchaRtd d h.a5sd ris,sf -
Gtofne sAt1ke wih intent a. mufdsF - a. him s.,r1o
afieycut holy harm. Jh1 Auiy h.und ~ prlsopsr
guilty. q tbtainE viii Infant a. ~ Errto,, iliv
harm aha H. 49, sentenced :, aeytn yeaT. trsl.,sr
latioo.
1bue We 60 ibaf 10 cline 'panislsa according
70 the intent = he Irr'!, AZ ,ff ,tcpt vii 10 a.
drcsab,s sem the ro.i,t.
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Of vies yror the perf imitation of
yet ipvsn,ed those uap very sarerr article shauii
call at HhTCBEluRs eel hrs'ci wi Factory No. wall
where found the largest and beat
In tho city. Copy the address
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exception reeryston the vsry bc.i eyss invented II
peeds punery Equally cclstrstu - Caurauds Msdi-
GATED soap curing pjmp les feckios salio-pcss cnap
rou lnesp SC poudre Subtle urreots hair n
OF he body Iiauid Rouge Ly White, hair AZ
No. 81 W alker ttrt ct, near Broadway.
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Hair Dye Bachelors celebrated Licsia

Hair Dye & The beet v.red soanrinE OF
wh,ttrs The tis arpisd Tho vond-rni and
certainty With Which MI. favorie AND ats e-tahhsd ar
EyA y.pf.lpss sstorisnog ~ 10 Tor sale sppsss ne
BATcHELoRs Wis Skctsry, No, Wan strsst. Cspy tLs
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The Most Jealous Obssresr IL unable To-
dittpruish between the oelor impaired ~ crs,atoros
I,ud One reason " that ~
erisns OK corehes dsl-r the skin Of ths
I,sd APPLIED and cold by CdrirTADvRo, No. Aston
House. Private room Tor ApplyinE the oJe.
II. II. Iovct's Onicc for the Sale OF hts
c.i,trned ..Wabphene, a. ia Chambers street. This
srtce VIII crtaiy rssore rsy hsir te 80 orsnsl color.
badness thoueapds car testify. Cal aud
re,srences OF perfect u" g. ask for Loset
viii ptsmped sssl hot,. and Memo other
IL genuine III. agents hpph'cn Clark Co ssd No
Nsider lane s?2 Broadway, ~ treadesy o1 Braaaway.
a = Bovtry, E6 Canal street 20 Grand ~
no Bowtry al nrcsdvay Mrs Hays, ls5 fulton street
Broellyp, and 30i EIGHTH avenue.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-14
MORSE,S TELEGRAPH.

THE Office of the Western Telegraph Compa n y
l. is removed to the rooms over Gilman g pothc-
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, re W dooro
west of Brown q hotel.
This is the only direct line Of telegraph from
Washington to Wheeling and Pittsburg, where il
connects with other lines extending to Detroit,
Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louie, Nash
vile, Memphis ;Vicksburg and the whole western
country.
The northern Morse office is few door east :
the National hotel.
The southern lie on TIN street, opposite the Ma
ionaI Inteiiigencer Office. AMOS KENDALL,
JAM President w estern Telegraph Co
BOOK AND JON PRIETING,
OFEvERv oEscRIPrIoN,
Erstu'eJ afths Office If ths Rcp,tb