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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
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Again In my chsmberi Z -, =.
Again 1t my bed |
With thy smile sweet % sunshine,
And hand cold AZ leadi
know thee / know theel
Nay. start not, mr. sweet
These golden robes shrunk up
And showed me thy feet;
These golden robes shrunk mp,
AID saffcty thin,
While out crept the emblcms
or death and ofsin.
Bright beautiful devil,
Psss, pass from me now;
For the damp dew Of death
Gathers thick on my brew;
And band mp thy girdle,
Nor beauties discose,
More dszxiingly white
Than the wreath driffed SHOWS:
These ringiets, thick falling,
Spread fear through my brain,
And my temples are throboing
With madness again.
The moonlight the moonlight
The deepwinding lsyl
There are Two on that strand,
And sship far away
In iss silerce and beauty,
ffs passion and power,
Love bresthed DER the land
Like the soul Of o flower.
The bDfows were ginning
On pale yellow sands,
And moonshine was cleaning
On small ivory hands.
Aud away with thy kisses;
Ny heart wakes sick,
And Thy red lips, ike worms,
Travel over my cheeki
Hal nness me no more with
TbH passionlass hand, "~
,Tis whittier than milk, or
The foam on the strand;
IT'S softer than down, or
The silken-leafed flower;
But colder than ice thrills
It's toach at this hour.
Like the finger of death,
From cerements unrolpd,
Thy hand on my heart falls
Dull, clammy, and cold.
Nor bend DER my pillow
Thy raven-black hair
O'ershadows brow with
A deeper despair:
There were bow'rs by the brooks brink,
And flowers bursting free;
There were hot lips TO suck forth
4 lost soul from me.
Now mountain and meadow,
Firth, fIrest, and river,
Are mingling with shadows
Are lost to me ever,
The sunlight is fading
Small birds eeek their nest
While happy hearts, fower-like,
Sink einless to rest.
But its no matter;
Aye, kiss cheek and chin;
kiss-kiss-thou hast won me,
Blight, beautiful Sin -
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nN EXHIBITION.-OUR GREAT HIS.
" TORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLA
TURE OF 1850 81, and the Convention of
1S5O-5 We are now engaged at and have
partially completed, the present Assembly. To
those members who have favored us with call,
we return our thanks, aud those who have not yet
utes of their time in order that we may add their
likenesses to those already taken and be thereby
enabled to present the members of the LEGISLA.
TURE OF 1852 with complete picture of them
selves, in splendid frame, valued at two hundred
dollars. The ownership of which will be deter
mined by lot without cost TO the lot holders Call
at the Virginia Sky-Light Daguerrean
Gallery, las Main street. above Governor
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
P. S.-Citizens and strangers generally in.
vited to call fe2
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TOILET WARE TOILET WARE, in sets.
l. in beautiful imitation of China, with Land.
scapes, Flowers, &c, an English article, very du-
rable and handsome, just received at
GlNTER'S,
jas 1877 Main street
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XlUsUUO TRIDUTEp DuR14e ~
THE H6L YDAYs, BY LEWIS HYMN,
eor1eY ~ 1fs1n snd l31h streets - ne :. 4.
suhecer invites The attoneon Of Tho publie Sc hle
w sches. Jcwe1lcry, and Fancy Arficlcs,
snsurpassed in variety and richhesss af1ounnng
10 marc than TEN THOUSAND DOLLAkes
which he offers as prime cost for Cash emily. nm,
Ill April next when he esves for Europe 70 stIend
nity now presents itself of securing perfect
time. piece, Is per cent. below Richmond prices,
and all other articles in the same ratio Every ar
sicle warranted, end carefully packed, 10 go sa'e-
" any distance Don't forget the very erest save,
BY calling on LEWIS LYMAN, No. 1873 Main street,
corner Of 18TH where the greatest bargains ever
yet offered in the city, can beprocured.
de lR-2m -. II -
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A BLOCK FOR THE NATIONAL MONUMENT
PROM IRELAND.--The Cincinnati Gazette
states that MIR. ]. A. Lynch, of that city, has;
by correspondence, induced the corporation
Of Galway, ireland, to send block of their
native marble, with an appropriate inscrip-
ton, for place in the National Monument at
Washing ton.
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Az AUDIENCE TAKEN INA fine trick was
played off in Augusta, Ga, few days ago.
The papers there gave great note of a perfor-
nance by French opera troupe. At night
the house was pretty well filed. but no music
was heard. 1t turned out that the troupe con.
sisted of dminutive foreign Barnum, and no.
body else. He stood at the door taking the
money until the time for the performance
came. He then, leaving a doorkeeper in his
stead, passed through the audience to the stage
with much foreign impressment, as though he
intended to hurry on the singers; but it ap.
peared that no curtain rose. The audience
becoming impatient, instituted series of in
quiries, when it was discovered that back of
the stage was door, and theEce, it was sup
posed, with some show of reason, the little
foreigner had vanished with what money he
mad got. Neither hide nor hair of operate
troupe was to be found, and it was presumed
that there was no troupe, save this little runa-
way man,
The audience isughed-on the wrong side
Of its mouth, and then grew indignant. and at
the last accounts we have, a committee was
appointed to watch the Railroads egressive
from the city, to look after MIR. Diddler; and
it was shrewdy suspected that if found be
would receive an elemosynary coat of tar and
feathers, besides, perchance, a ride on some
Thing sharp like rail,
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
INHE SUBSCRIBER. at great cost has fitte

COct,
L up this establishment in entirely new style
1t is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new substitu.
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely for
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however, will be admitted unless &C.
companied by gentleman.
: The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own eyes. A SMITH,
fe 3-ts nronr;ator
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e WATCHES, JEWELLER Y
"a SILVER WARE, &c.-The subscribers
N.SI, have constantly on hand a splendid as
esortment of Watches, Jewellery, silver
Tea Sets silver Pitchers, Goblsts, silver Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, sauce and cream
Spoons &c. GENNET & JAMES,
Ia 20 Eagle Sula re-
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HENRY LYMAN, IMPORTER :

e HENRY LYMAN, IMPORTER =
"a Just received, by steamer from Europe,
GAZ, new supply of Gold Watches and Chains
The Watches are made by the most cele.
brated makers, Tobias, Johnson, &C., expressly
for my own retail trade, ordered when was at the
World . Fair, with my own name on them. Also
aquantity of noveme nts without the cases. SO that
any lady or gentleman can ol1er to be made any
pattern case they may wish, and with two faces
gold and enameled They can be seen at the old
established store of HENRY LYMAN, No, So Main
street, the only direct importer of Watches and
Guns. in 90
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II LACkSMITHS' TO OIL S.-Mousehole
- Fosters and Wilkinson's Anvis; Wright's solid
box and Wiknson's Vices; d. Berrian's warranted
Bellows; Platt's aud Mitchelrs Stocks and Dies;
Butchers and lbbotson's Rasps and Files; Forged
Horse Shoes; GrifHns Horse Nails; Cast, Shear and
German Steel; Cart Boxes for wood and iron axles,
for sale by VAN.LEW & TAYLOR.
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1T G. McNEMAKA, Apothecary and
liz Druggist, has ON hand good assortment
OF articles In his ne selected particularly for Re.
tail aud Prescription. which he offers at as low
prices as articles of like quality can be had else
whore. The patronage of the public generally
aud his fe Ids in particular is earnestly solicited
Prescriptions carefully put up.
No 222 north corner Broad and 10Th stree,s
do
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WINTER & THOMPs ON,s RyPO

w PHAGEN, OR SUPER. ESSENTIAL SHA-
WING soAP.-This eminently useful discovery is
continuation OF pure vegetable substances, and
renders The process of shaving Delightfully."- easy
producing strong and consistent lather, which
Possesses the peculiar nature Of not drying the
lace, and 10 equally efteetual in sea hard or soft
water. supply received and for sale at
jag GINrERS, lj7 Main street.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT or RICH n q n d
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdze. and
passengers, to John Letter
NORFOLK, Feb. A.-Saileo, schr Zelma, Rich.
uond, for Portland
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REWARD OF $500 DOLLARS

vINH T. informallo.l which we now have from the
l. Portsmouth Office of the Bank of Virginia,
gives rs the whole amount of the money stolen
s,xtySix Thousand Three Hundred and Seven
Dollars and the particularst be nearly follows:
American Gold Conn., .$27,IS2
Notes of other Banks in Virginia about. 5000
Notes of North Carolina Banks. .-,.... 41s
Portsmouth Office Notes in 500 notes. go. 1890
Observation-Disclosures so do 49,. 1900
Do of other denominations, about. 8 500
There being at the time of the robbery only
eleven notes of the denomination of 500 in circu
laton, the ho ders are requested to present them
for redemption.
The Board of Directors at Portsmouth have
adopted resolution that notes of the denomina-
ton of 500 will hereafter only be redeemed upon
satisfactory evidence that they were not of those
stolen. 49,
Of notes of the denomination of $50, there are
only forty elk lawfully in circulation, and of those
stolen, there are one hundred and fifty four.
Care on the part of the public in receiving money
of suspicious persons, must lead to recovery and
| the apprehension of the robbers.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the loss, proportonally for what may be re-
covered by the Bank here, or the Branch in Ports.
mouth, as application may be made under either
advertisement, limiting the reward of course to one
sum.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ia 24-ts SAMUEL MARX Cashier.
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MEoICINEs.-Iha have
= on hand a few cases Homeopathic Med,
eines. aud as the treatment of diseases hv these
medicines Is attracting the attention Of the public
viii dispose IF the last at sinall profits. supply
sale by
fe4 o. A. sTREcKEg.
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TICKETS S2U halves 10, quarters 5 %.
Certificate of package of wholes $3.50, halves
40, quarters 20.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confden.
haattention, if addressed to F. NORRIS e. CO.,
Managers, or to CIV. PURCELL,
jazz Richmond Va.
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Rheumutism,
DIsTOLs, PIsTOLs.-Just received fro

DISTOLSs PISTOLS.-Just received from
L the manufacturers, splendid assortment of
Colts celebrated tveshooters also, Aliens 1--WE
and six barrel Revolving Pistols. have ON hand
duelling, lfcocking and rife Pistols, Bowie
Knives, Dirks, Canes, with and without Swords,
Liquor Flasks. Pocket Cups, comra.ses, Spy,
Glasses, Pocket Books, Money Purses, Razors, &c,
all of which offer on the most reasonable terms
for cash. JAMES WALSH,
Successor to Thomss Tyrer, No. Main St
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FIyHE FINE ARTS.-To the Admirers
II and Lovers of well. cut heads of III air.


l. and Lovers of well. cut heads of Hair.
The occupation Of the subscriber L. ads him daily
to meet with heads of Hair cut in the best style,
the very seats OF fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists in ex-
preston, the magical influence of which is addressed
either to the ear in odulated sour d. 10 the eye,
in form, color, titude, &c. But the original ex-
preston of nature is wild and it only be soened
by those touches of art which impart grace and dig
nifty to the features. No art is successful in this
as that which the subscriber processes, namely:
Hair Cutting and Dressing in other words, the
skilfu arrangement of those luxuriant tresses with
which nature has decorated the seat of human intel
ect. Every painter and sculptor well as the sub
scriber, is aware that the expression of the human
countenance u.s. in great degree, dependent upon
this arrangement OF the Hair, and they always pay
strict regard to it.
The subscriber may always be found at his ORES
SING-ROOM, in the basement story of the Exchange,
next to the front door, where he win always be
pleased to receive visitors and to give their Heads
either fashionable acassical expression, they
may desire. LOMAX B. SMITH
70
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CA COMPREHENSIVE sub
kA scribers having associated themselves
business partnefs under the style
OF OTEY & GOFF, and having pur.
chased from Thomas Otey his entire stock of
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &C., they viii continue
to carry on the business in ali its branches at the
old stand of Thomas Otey, No 81, Main street,
Richmond, Va; and they respectfully solicit con-
tended to the old firm
In connection with their Saddle and Harness bu.
siness they have for sale Carriages, Rockaways,
and Buggies, manufactured by Thomas A. Mayer,
OF Norfolk. This Repository is situated on Frank
lin street, above the Old Market A call 10 an thar
is wanting, both in the Saddle and Carriage way.
JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w GOFF
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GUN AND RIFLE MAKING. GUN

" SMITHERY, &c.-J. w. W II make to order
and for sale, all kind of Rihes, double and single
barrel Guns Rifles and Pistols restocked, altered
into percussion, and repairs, in all the varieties Of
GunSmthery, done in superior style and on &C.
commodating terms. la 3i-2aw3w
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m SUPERB FALL HATS-Els RI
IL gantly made by the best class of work.
men, of choice materials, and in the most
approved style.
ANTHONY'S Hats possess reputation inferior
90 none made IN the city and as thsy are sold cheap
er than at any other establishment this popularity
is not at all surprising.
Nutria Beaver Hats, O. so
Best quality moleskin, 8 so
Second quality 90
Best quality silk, $50
Second T" ca
FINE CALFSKIN sEWED BOOTS,
Only three dollars and fifty cents
J. 81. Anthony has made an arrangement with on<
OF the best makers in the city of Philadelphia, te
supply him with handsome and substantial Calf
skin Sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unpre
cedented low price of S3 So
oc Is COLUMBIAN HOTEL CORNER
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"a GRAND STATE BALL: NYx
MILITARY AND CIVIC! 4H%AF
IN At the Richmond Theatre. AsAlx

TN TIE approaching Anniversary of ~
the Birth of that ilustrious of Virginia,
GEORGE WASHINGTON, will be celebrated by a
Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d, in q
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit.
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the zee
merry taken out the Parquette ioored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room
capable of accommodating tw o thousand persons
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
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CALHOUN,S WORKS.-TWO VOLS
~ A Disquisition on Government and Discourse
the Constitution and Government of the United
States, oy John c. Calhoun, edited by Richard II.
Cralle. We are now selling this work for So.
GEO. NJ. WEST e. BROTHER,
fa 10 Exchaupe Rocks
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"a 50 ZOO w MED in ex- -
change tor the following goods, ataS
the following prices
Gents Calf pegged Boots, 90,
Do. neat Calf Boots, 80 so,
Do. handsome dress Boots, to S5,
Do. sewed Calf w. Proof Boots, 4 so, to 81
Do. fine waxed leather Boots, 3 to % SO,
Do. stout pegged Boots,2 to 81 so,
Do. Opera and French Calf Boots, so to 50
Do. Calf Patent Leather and Goat Bootees,
and general assortment of ladies', chidren's and
Servants Shoes, and Travelling Trunks, Carpet
Bags &c, all of which will be sold at our usual
moderate rates For bargains call ON
WHITE & PAGE, 70 Main St,
ia 81 doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
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UEEN CITY III AM S.-As agent for
NG Schooley Hough's celebrated Queen City
Hams, am daily expecting my first supply repre-
scented by these world-renowned curers to be supe
rior to any former supply the style and flaw of their
hams gaining the premium at the Worlds Fair, they
still claim to have made improvements. Customers
are requested to make early application for supplies
wanted
fe IL J. III CLAIBORNE.
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EMIL e MEMS FRENCH CALF
" BOOTS.-Several beautiful lots of gentle
mems fine French calf dress channel BOOTS at
% So o., "a so and IS They have only to be
seen to be admired. You will find them at the sign
of the Boot, No. 43 Main street, at
.Efe 10 WILLIAM WALSH'S.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
"A SALE.-For sale, privately, that desirable re-
sidence on 18th street, between Marshall and Clay,
occupied by John H. Eustace, Esq. Apply to
WILLIAM w. EUSTACE, Exchange Office, u
corner of Main and 14th streets,
70 JJ-dRttun6u
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imprisonment of Americans al Tia
xaun

\ Geographic despatch rom New Orleans
n yesterdays paper, says tie baltimore Ia
triot. announced that the Captain General Of
Cuba was to forward lis decision in the case
o Unemployment Of the captain and ere" OF
tie American slip Suffolk, for selling said yes
sci 20 the slave trade, to Washington by the
sIoop Of var Csanr, or the steamer Fulton
The English Consul IS said 10 have given the
frsf Information in the case. The despat#h
speaks Of the crew orthe Suffolk having been
arrested; Jut letters from Havana of29.h ult,
received N New York, say that Capt. Gray
anl us son only were arrested. The aHa'r
produced nue. excitement among the sh p
masters engaged in fitting out and manning
hc Lady sui IL, bat they had not been mo
esttd. It's M, stated what the decision Of the
Cap,3iu General iuthe case is.
The Lily Suffolk vas built aud recently
launched al Baltimore, and ii Is stated that size
WIS sod Ia In Julian Z1ineta for SIS, 600
Sic process. j IL New York where she ship.
ptd new crew and sii'ed thence for Marel
OF fhr Sd November, arrived At the latter port
ON ihn l5a, aa8 aatae 10th sailed for Bahia
Ilsud4, NbeIe she arrived tine same day
Here. letter from there represents thet a
NV crew Of 20 men. with ammunition, aud II
j.. aid everything necessary ior the slave trade
were taken on board, tie vessel toWcd to ,eo
AID her former CT, " ("ho had been detained
on board I'LL milngdt,) Cakcnto Havana, where
Capt. Gay and his son were at the time.
a letter from Havana to the Now YorkJour
nal Of Commerce says;
The arrest has produced much cxcilemrn
among shpmascrs here. They seem 10 be
tie scapcgoas for others. There nave been
no arrostso of Sponiards for frt,ns our and man
mug he Lady Suffolk as shaver. She sail
1.-THE morning Of the 23d, for the coast, ca Gu
aling 10 make returns Of 1850 for promotion
0f Inc island inlnstrY"
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a, a mark Of respect 10 the memory Of The late
J. b. Beutt
Soniag vii give her first concert 10 Balii.
more city. on the evening Of Toesday nest.--
We learn thai sic i'll BE accompanied bg the
lul corps Of anis,es Who have aiaeIio GIVING
50 high degree Of auiaelsuess 10 her cor
ecfis elsewhere.
The sea serpent has agaiuboen seen Captain
vailo. commander Of the ship Barham. which
had arrived at Modraa from England on he
1Gih Of October, states that the serpent was
seen by h.m and By all on board, in high laii
unde, IN tie course Of The voyage. The head
and about thirty feet ofiho body were distinct
~ visible al fi6c-; n name a.so was distinctly
secn, and Ems under Tie quarter, and tn"
length Of iae animal was estimated Al fom ono
hundred nnd hny 10 one hundred aud fifty
feet. with TIE ginbebou Tie size Of barrel
The old story
Nj Justice AIcLeon has gone East on bnsi
ness eonncetedwilh thclWhreling bridge case,
an appeal having been taken 10 the United
States Court ogainstrhe recent act Of Congress
establishing the bridge "as post route"
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memorial impressed upon the japanese pub
l.r Narare ~e b. any menus satisfied y III tn
g,Iaeaaec IS h.rb the Dutch ofiicial jnafnaI
ISIS i.apnie 10 England anj the UoI'ed s'a'es.
Wnh ione appearance Of plausiHIity,it Is sfn
I'd fln Great Bfilain IS an island enseloped
in perpetual fnes. necessarily vezed WIN I".
afrai dispute, and inhabited bY racs - nose
soanlgess Of lnie!lecD IS worse than a1esilonabie
The United Suites DO mol fare much better Tor
hey are "a i 10 consist at communities oil very
ssTru.ous ,acn, perfectly destitute Of all fesard
Iort5e 6sht Of property. But Il certain J IS by
90 mean. a logical inference that the natives
Of lie countries thus discouteoasly character
.zeJ, are necesrily without power orInti1ence
10 extend their dominion inihe East.
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Arrirol 4fHe C4oohee-Cu5an Dif'cul.
Hrg iSefflc4.

New ORLEANS Dec. 6.--The steamer Cher.
ol,ee from New York, via Havana, has arr;c
ed. She was VOL received at Havana, and al.
lowed communication with the shore as usual
She landed her passengers and mails, and ber
officers were treated with the utmost coprtes,,
by the Spanish officials. The Captain Of H.,
port intiinatcd to Captain Baxter that the d;E
Guilty regarding Pnrser Smith was now def
niCrIy settled and that no further trouble would
ensuc
The Havana papers exult greatly over tho
affidavit OF Smith, asa triumph over the Yan.
KEGS.
All excitment on this subject has subsidized
here. The steamer Falcon will sail to-morrou,
for Aspinwal!.
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- ho was short in stature AID very far. One d.,,
being alone with the beautiful Madam a!
Cfouzas, lie dropped op bis knees before her
a d made declaration Of his /, .ye in the mos,
passionate terms. The astonshed Iadv roioc,
ed his suit, and requested him 10 rise. Tie a
dashed historian remained on his knees. .R;..
Mr.. Gibbon ! bcseech you rise Gibbon
still kept his posture Mr.. Gibbon will Won
have the goddess to get upl' 'Alas, Madam
tainted the unlucky oyer,1 cannot He va.
too fat 0 regain bis feet without assistance.
Madam de Crouzas rang the bell and said IN
her servant, Lift up Mr. Gibbon'
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letter from Abroad.

BERLIN. October, 1872.
This city to traveller presents fewer points
Of attraction than almost any of the prea. cit.
les of Germany. found Vienna and Dres-
den both far more pIeosant,-rhe latter. be-
cause it contains in its collections of art far
more to interest, and the former, because its
people are the fvchest and most friendly YOU
see in Germany.
If stranger only confined his attention to
the great chief street Of Berlin. .,;7.Troter dc,
rmJon Ia ,,anll ., oaoo ,,a'i.a ,ai.n,,,y,