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FALLIMPnRTArION. 1852.

FALL lNFbhFATlDNs IS12.
- q STEBBINS, DARRACOTT e.
i~{ CO., Importers and Dealers in
ET #Af&3 Earthenwsre, China and Glass,
vi 8&E have received by ships Empire
uEKA State Sheridan ard Forrest state,
from Liverpool, their fall stock of
Earthenware and China. direct from the manufac-
turers making their stock large and complete and
oy arrivals from the nor hern cities, they Q ra re-
ceivlng their supplies Of Glass Ware, both rich and
pam, Looking Glasses and Fancy Articles, well
adapted to the country and city trade
Merchants visiting our city may be assured of
having Inducements offered which will induce them
to make their purchases with u.s.
STEBBlNS, DARRACOTT e. CO.,
sea Front Iron Building, 10l Broad St
u NOTICE 10 SHOE AND91
slEss5 HAT DEALERS.-GrinneII q 1ik
Jenkins, No 26o, Market street. Baltimore
wholesale dealers in Boots, shoes. Hats.
Caps, Bonnets, &C., have now in store, and
are constantly receiving large and well selected
stoca OF Fail 9 ods which they are prepared to Of
Ter oy the package or dozen to cash or prompt
time dealers at the lowest rates. and r+uuest the at
tenton of Virginia merchants to their stock. com
posed 10 part of
Thick Boots, fine Calf and Kip Boots
Coarse Brogans, Kip. Ca # and fine Morocos
Rubber Shoes OF all kinds at manufacturers
prices
Silk, Beaver, Kossuth and Wool Hats
CT tn, Silk, Plush, Glazed and Velvet CAPS
Satin, Florence, and other Bonnets, &c &c,
Cal and oblige
Sc f-dl2tw3t+ GRINNELI 4, JENKINS
FOR THE LADIES-Beautifu
ezzAaR Fall Goods We have Just received,
per steamer Pennsylvania. an additional supply OF
Ladies and Childfens Caters and Jenny Lind
Boots, with rosettes, from the most approved man.
ufacturers In Philadelphia. We now are enabled
to offer to the ladies the varied assortment of
styles and colors of those handsome Caters at one
dollar and half, that we have ever had in store
also, ParodTs. Jenny Linds, and a new and beau.
t!tul article OF Diamond Ties, with rosettes and we
shal continue to receive weekly, during he
son, fresh seppres # fashionable STYLES u Ladies'
Misses and Chiidren's Shoes, all of which will be
sold at our usual mode ate prices.
WHITE d PAGE, 70 Main st.
sea 3doors below Dooley Hat Store
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SUCCESSORS OF + MORpye'.
MAIN street. Richmond. Va.
$40. .o00. $500 < oon

'eoo' fsoVu o,uU0-
Susauent ma Lottery, Glass 81, to be drawn /,
baitlmore' wednesday, September eth. issy y y
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BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs B B. NOrris-Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) excel
lent preventive or curative in the first stages of
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs, and
also as very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully. T. Fl. WRIGHT, NJ ID.
| subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, to
The good effects of the Cedar Tar, prepared and
solo by Mrs Norris, in many cases of disease, hav
.ng prescribed it frequently, and always with good
effects. A. RICH, M. d.
March 81, 1851.
Mrs B. B. NOrris-Madam 1t gives me pleas.
ure to recommend to the favorable notice of the
public your valuable medicine Cedar Tar in bron-
cEia affections and diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWINGS, M. d.
Baltimore, March 81 1851.
The Cejar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community and some Of our own physicians
recommending it TO their patients.
We eare permitted to refer to the following per-
sons citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out OF
large number, (who from motives of deiicacy, pre-
fer that their names should not be made public,)
who have received great benefit from the of the
T~' ~ { rrEmp Don,ist Ii. mcseke, Jas. R.
Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
- Beware of counterfets. The genuine arti.
Gle Is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
su General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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FROM Turks IsLAsD-DEsTRUeTIoS OF
SALT The brig Huntress, from Turks Is.
land, reports on the night OF the 18th expo
rienced heavy blow from southeastand south;
vessels at Salt Key had to leave their anchor
age and stand out to sea, during which time
il rained very hard, and il is supposed that
the rain destroyed about 100000 bushels Of
salt.-N. Y. Express.
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TIIuE sIR.CRIRER aAYIN1I DE

FTNHE So BSCKIKEH III A V n @ ID E.
IL CLlNED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere ackuowlede eements to his friends
and the pu 1.ic tor the very liberal patronage
tended to him, and begs continuance in his new
connexiou.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
s. CO., where he will be able 40 zhoH Al oid aus
TONERS q choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
The same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved SO generally
satisfactory
His friends are invited to call and see him. His
Old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL a. CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon ss possible and adjust their accounts 1t is
very important to him to wind up his old business
st the earliest date.
au l6-tE j. q. CHENERf.4
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@s,,. KEMOVED.-MRS RKANNAN NDO
M3 wishes to call the attention of herrsS
YSx friends and the public, to the fact ESA2
~@s that she has taken the lower Tene NSsssS
ment of the MANSION HOUSE, No 33h Main
street-Mrs Phillips old stand.
au l0-dlm
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1t FOX Brennan The we'll known
and tavorite ship WESTPHALIA, Vessel,
master, will losd for the above pori. Cash ad-
yancss made On consignments of stems and tobac.
co by her, to address vi our friends Ii. II. Meier L.
Co., Bremen. For freight appiyto
au 80 LUDLAM T. WATSON
YNCHBDKG COUPON BONDS.-S40,00 600
Ii OF the sbovs bends, endorsed BY the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, In bonds OF 81 coo and
$4,000, interest payable semi annually In Lynch.
burg For further information, call on
C. w. PURCELL 4 CO., Bankers,
au "a And Dealers In Exchange.
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NUTICE.--The subsc sioers have formed CO.
" partnership under the style of QUARLES e.
BROOKE, and will continue the Hat and shoe
Business at the old stand CT the senior partner.
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ROBERT T. BROOKE,
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LADIES
@NOTICE TO FARMERS

nsr,n SILK AND STRAW MIL. egya
@SEsA3 A3LINERY.-Having very good as,s&
E3K sortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets, ETS2
~1ss Flowers, Ribbons, DC, and being de --sS%"$
sirous of reducing the stock considerably before
going North, will sell all now hand at q great
reduction. MRS. SWORDS
au 3 Millinery Ware Room, 225 Broad street.
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MOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The sub

vN OUD, CUhE AND CUALs-Int suU
w scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL cheap as can be bought in town.
Yard at Danville Depot-ofice on Pearl street.
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs Toer d. Cook All orders lett Mr. P. Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, Qormerly EllisD
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal 50 per load.
iy % 3m THOMAS FOSTER.
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So24i6, 50 of 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass U, TO be
drawn IN baltimore Saturday, September 1lth.
CAPITALS:
l of.......--...S52.41 .41s so of. a eoo
Tickets SIS. halves So quarters *
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NO TEACHERs.-FOR RENT OR SALE,
J. frame school House, with complete
set of desks acd other necessary furniture. The
building is in one Of the most central and eligibe
locations in the city, and where hourshing School
has been sustained. Apply to
au3 dts w. GOODIN.
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PN.-D,
|stteofthe
|al Surge.
services
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AIDES, DRESS GOODS Ar COST
a. Splendid figured and plain Bsrase at 25 cents;
! lnsfsge de Lsines 10 and l2 cents; fine French De.
,sines 25 cts; dne French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
oiie musins satin striped and checked Muslin, plain
aug ianey sslks. For bargains. call at
V ~ JACOB A. LEWIS.
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LNKENCH BOARDING HOUSE.-Un the
Il LIST October next, the subscriber will be
prepared TO receive a lmiied number of Gentlemen
as BOARDERS, who msy desire to practice the
French language. This is the first opportunity that
was ever offered in Richmond, for the object above
stated. as all the members of the family speak
French. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages, will likewise find an op-
portunity of SO doing. Messrs J. Michard and d.
Michard have been for the six last years, and
are still employed teachers of these languages In
some OF the principal Academies OF this ely.
J. MICHARD,
pc lin Main street. between 9Th and 9th.
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pNEIlCAL,
From the Charleston Coufisf.i
LINES.

, tho Hebrews il is considered iir'anahoh VI Wy
hh,h 81 hrv ,he dead until after ills sun bel va e.e
.inn ,hev were therefore, compriied TO carry u''p .
the B.th Chovim House Of L're1 at .i'e' ~ md IL,
..j.d This was speedily blown ou' nV 'ht "''' ~ "
funeral seryice was performed by ti'"ohis".
There slumbers among the eailp dead
Whose history was that OF spring Howell
That in it's budding bent s stricken heaa
A "A nerish,d ere il reached its blooming hour
Hebrew child thus on its Sabbath died
The burial rites therefore be deiaye1
Till that DAYS sun its holy beams shouiu "'"''
And palsr stars in Heaven be displayed
GIorously bright on that boy " r aty-
Rose the serener sovereign OF Tue "a, rho cave,
n;,,;ns the Tnu,D that flickereo heAt Nah
W h;nh ,he s,ul would brieliy so"i =" e
., mo ex,inguished by the breeze Ian
lha. eat.y honrd as nights shadows grew more " T"
("hc Hha ,hs vital spark" Ger which disease
auh rude and sudden blast was seen ~ s"''p
TO-, IN the House Of Lives, no common seas'
served az u guiding light 10 Fam $ las. e L.
~, IN the Book of Prayer the moon pure oen"'
With golden pointer seemed 'ie pake " "
And by that glory borrowed from ABOVE,
We're words and promises divine llahiea-
Briphlnng that record OF Almighty love,
Mans spirit cannot be with dust entomoeo.
Tho liph, Of Life placed in Lamp OF clay,
Queuched prematurey, by some casua' o'ea'"'
Shall be replaced by that immortal ray' Nah.
Which gilds and glorhes the sphere Oh Dea''
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ma ,e. aant # 80 wuuli Indeed b. wrong 10 say "'
their iyciEI!!cs regard nposutr rs bc- 10" sIea' "
tho people And why wr"rs BECAUSE IN mat case 'fe
aivrr-asscs n,h be he poc Eat what IS Truly parry
and platform! prrry may be defined as number q" ~
iyL,,l, who arc i, sTous HAT tho government should "
rate III a certain Tie men composing u s""" y
uit # together in common CAUSE hcy 'houi' ac' "''
mimi ,,.y IN Their cadrlrry Ia attain certain ehh WHICH
90, ~, r,oIu., OF ;hr :o?crn,nca in such manner az
lie Constitution 81 tn c"nnlfy when Is S'll"sIu 10 ''
, france, m arcor,iluce with their principles rrqnrss
ao ;,rcrs Such is the democratic party Their p!tti2"
hul. ucca,e their principles in broad und general man
ar orJ n,v include whatever Ihry deem necessary Il, dis
ungush them from upposl'lon Such Is The democratic
platform.
,.r cavern society Of ccm.n,' says an eminent poll
c,n by constitution founded ON the eternal rules OF
right reason and directed III promote the happiness "i ihe
who'll anl Of every individual is The noble't prerosa'r
which can belong humanity AMI II man may oc SAD
without prnianene=s, 10 initiate God III any ease, '9 Is 't
case Hitherto this has been the course oil Tie e'n"cfa'ic
paty But hat shall be said OF patty ana That he. Is
,u,h nne now cannot he dcncd-wha shall br sal, ."
party to which the other description app''s >" l"' if"h
promoting The happiness OF others, 1hey make 'rf own
h,,nes. 10 consist In the misery Of others who would
govern by no rule but that Of their passions, whatever APP
praron,rs they are forced sometimes pat wha endea
yo 10 corrupt the Innocent aud 10 ensaVe HE lree Whose
bnsu,. il 10 seluc or rtray whose pleasure is 10 damn
and whose triumph is torment Lei Southern men WI"
love their country answer and their response cannot be Tar
~ ,h words Of the author Iu-l partially quoted. Snch
Marty imaIcp The devil" II is act oi prudence AMI
wisdom when this party has destroyed all The opposition
that previously existed to Democracy 10 reerae The eau
lion ni first intended for different state OF things, but
state of things that unfortunately led 10 the present Ell
ss Now than ever, consequently the second ie-
solution valuable ard necessary portion oi The Democratic
lafoTm.
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r,I sr rFpoRTS.-YANKEE TRICKS.

Tn. oro(oros have taken possession OF The Telegraph
and seek Ia put their certificate candidate through py ia'5f
reports "Wednesday last they sent iorh won ot 'noli
cations in regard 10 lr Pennsylvania elections locoloc"
ism in Richmond exploding from Joy Bul II ap.
uears hy the returns brought by The papers yesterday ia
The ycy results which the Telegraph based liz reports
we're most prossy misepr.senled The wings were sau m
have lost every and thai The ocooco noflY Wo"u
certainly be Is 600 We refer the adc 10 me contradictions
of hes. nbca lions The wings have heen gaming every
h.re and il highly probable that The Locoioco MAJORITY
will not be O0O The Wings have gained the State Senate
and two members OF Congress That doesn't n1S very
discouraglng On III" contrary IL has 'c'! "cci"e' VI"
ward squirt 80,
Wings should be upon their guard The ocotoeo csnd-
date bluc.nosc lankcc-oin the very hol.oeu o an.
kcr tricks We have already had forged certificates from
The place of his residence fallet who sent to The En4h
rer in AZ three days before The election lirpatc INA
Cen Uylo had pledged himself not To veto the ""l
proyisoIIaett still alive and Kicking So look out Tor
Yankee tricks and false dispatches Yesterdays Wing.
The Wing put forth the above evidently under the sting OF
disappointment and rage. lis columns shew that the result
of The elections Jus! and glorious rcbuke to Gen Scolt
dscrcditabc econeerng tour-had maddened and dsort
cd the Judgment of the leading Scott organ OF the State
In one article, it Processes 10 know nothing oil MI tH'"
pukns" whose oloqucnce. when he was Wing, II was
wont 10 laud Tie skies. Again. il compares Mi Lyons 10
"a man with The mania potu who imagnes himself pur
sued BY ghtiu iend seeking his Itc and Is IN horrible
dread oi the terrible Bolts and his clique"
Now all this may be excused in organ which, under
the influence of party passion has grossly msed It's read
ers But did not imagine that, with all the act before
it, eyes the Wing would have been bold enough to charge
ha, c ocofocos have taken possession OF the telegraph
Now the truth Is The first reports received III Richmond
came from the regular tcegraphc ngen, OF all The papers
here hmsafa Irhigwhosc reports have never been re-
ga,ded rs al all marked by Democratic bearing. 80 lar
from these reports being asc the last dispatches prove
ha, the Democrats have done better than no announced
The Democrats have only carried Ohio by about lSOOO
and by 10 y 000 but they have in the
latter State gained three members of Congress. 1t is
foolish thing then in The Whg, 10 throw the blame upon
,hc telegraph" II is the weakness OF the Seward. Scott
cause which is alone responsible for disastrous result
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To ne Editors II the Enq:irer.
AntlIN ATOMS

Gentlemen Many Ul your !rllrwcIIAcn, VIM aud De
mornls think that you lave tunntrnivnay wrunesi ar
Whiua If Richnund in announcing that Tile Vh!@s o
Richmond have minated RrsiGi I. Daniel fog III" Senate
aod Judson zane for the House ill yacancr: .his
was M, n nomination hy III: Wings III Richmond II was
me nomination ui he Bolts clique Numbers, perhaps
large majority OF The voters o the city ~ Richmond lnh
il nomination mot ' 10 bc supported by is,lT yoics-
Many oil w. therefore respectfully nominate ESRY C"rL
TER CAegl and Isaac T. WATKINS To represent The nir
rcsr OF the city Richmond in tE!r Legislature q" Virginia
C.prl for the Senate, and WATKINS Tor III" lf"ui" W.
hav consulted neither of these gentlemen bat We have al
confidence il their parr,USm and believe they w! serve
crc,-t--u which we nave little doubt.
MANY CITIZENS.
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MAKE THE, CORRECTION.

We ask attention Of The Democratic press 10 the following
article in the Winchester Nirgnian. We observe that
of The papers Of Western Virginia (hc escapes
us) prints the name Of Mr. billiard of Henry, as "R.
Hugh, s." instead of a.. Hughes" as it should be:
THE VIRGINIA rlCkET.-We have once before call
ed The attention of our Democratic brethren of the press IN
this State 10 the The Of the Eector in the 18Th
District should printed ~ KipwELL JR" instead of H.
KipwElL simply We observe that several among hc 'he
Richmond Enquirer, continue print n The latter way
Immediate correction is Important
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DEMOCRATIC SONG.


Our banners high, in the cloudless sky,
Triumphanlly are waving;
While far below the vanqushed foe,
In mad despair are raving.
Then loud and long we'll swell the song,
For Pierce and King together;
Nor heed the boasts Of Federal hosts,
Led on by FUSS and Feathers"
With prospects bright, as morning tight
From Eastern chambers gushing
Huzza, we'll sing for Pierce and King,
And the power Of tyrants crushing.
Then loud and long, &c.
Firm as the oak, which the lightning stroke
Essays in vain TO sunder,
Join'd heart and hand, for Pierce we'll stand,
And laugh at your wing thunder.
Then loud and lorg, &c.
Their Galphin claims, they'll press in vain,
For Pierce and King united,
Will spurn them all from III Nations hall,
With brightest prospects bghted.
Then loud and long, &c.
Well hear no more, as in days Of yore,
OF banking speculation
For honest Frank will veto banks,
And guard 'gainst pcculotion.
Then loud md long, &c.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

Times won't be good, Ills PLAIN u seo'
Till Fillmore is upset.
Till Pierce leads US 10 Fic.oiy,
Against old General Scott.
Then spread abroad the glorious ne VS.,
And make the country ring;
From Maine to Texas we VIII shout,
Huz2a for Pierce and King
The L.aborinp men who work 80 hard,
To earn their daily bread,
Are very anxious for change
From times so dull and dread;
THEY'LL take their spades and grub and dlg'
Together one and all,
And work and swea. and shout ana sing,
And vote for Pierce this fall.
The Farmers too, that slefllhe Dana,
Know how 10 Till the soil;
Their candidates are Pisrce anu hlhg,
For them they'll work and toll;
THEY'LL plough and SOW and reap ana NOV,
And sell their corn and wheat !;
Most largely they'll contribute
To General Scotts defeat.
The BlucksrHiths will roll up their sleeves,
Their sedges they will swing;
And next November, they will vote
For Franklin Pierce and King:
THEY'LL blow and strike and forge and weld,
Anu peat lUel[ lIOuS HoNi
And like all honest upright men,
Be death on General Scott.
Shoemakers, too, with right good VIII,
Around our standard throng
Their numbers swell our noble band
And make our army strong;
THEY'LL crimp and cut and last and stitch,
And make and mend and dry,
And peg and hammer and hammer aho peg
For whiggery must die !!
The Butchers, they are on the spot,
With knives both great and small
And they intend TO carve and dress
The Federal Wings this fall.
The Coopers, too, are close behind
With barrels good on hand,
In which 10 pack down whggery
With s,ave and hoop and brand.
Thus ull tho workmen in the land
Will help 10 roll the bail
Will shout and sing for Pierce and King,
And vote for them this fall
Then in one general concert Join,
And make the welkin ring;
Ten thousand cheers for FKASnLiS FIERCE,
Ten thousand more for KING
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TIE LATE JOHN l.. STEPHENS Under the obi
uafv head will be Dun! recorded n. death of this emocn,
traveller and writer He departed this life after enduring
Illness ui months, Tuesday night al The res
ence u his father IN this city in The 4h year Of his age
liz sGaia "i BE- Inferred, Friday alrcr funeral scrr
ces Al ST. T'ipmls' Church.
Mr. Stephens the Of BENJAMIN Stephens Esq,
oil oar most respectable merchants, who survives
his loss. He born in this civ graduated al
Columbia College, and shortly afterwards admitted TO
the bar, her" and pracced tor some years His health
being delicate travel medically recommended 10 him,
ana lie weat abroad and visited oriental lands; an
ing, wrote work upon Arabia Pcra and the Holy Land
whic! al once stamped him OF ordinary ab
" rarely has book attained sudden and at the
same TINE more lasting reputation for its author Than this
Tine subject new, and being treated in perspicuous
and agreeable style recommended itself al once 10 Inc read
iry world both sidcs Of the Atlantic We happy
learn That tbs publication Of This book If travels produced
! Mr Stephens very handsome return. y. y. Erpress
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"a DINNER As WAS DINNER" "A foreign gen
tIeman ordered dinner the American Hotel la Saturday
for himself and ten invited guests The following the bill
| OF on the occasion
Carte Du Dinner Prize
| Hu,lrrs Il la Coquilr.
| Potaac, Ia Refine
SOLE pquece, sauce Champagne.
iigot d. Mouton, bonlI, Sauce ioIandaise
PouIrLes iarcirs la PURGE de chicorce FLEETS de bnu
pQue. Ia Maccdunc. Saint. dc CABLES hoimre de
limbae lie Maccarrni trues. tiz de yeau roy ac
! Pain d. Volatile laspc.
En:remens-S"nilc dc tnmates, cabinet. Broccoli.
Anchox Pommos dc Terre machis Iarricols
In ma!trc dhute
Fie,-ie taul roll arAngIusr ninIc Savage rot aux
marcus
Suru roti gnrn la tusu..
Erirfmets .Sucres-Cabne Puddings Sauce Z,mpIlone
Charorles Ia Macedone Gateaux foulries place de
FrOmHge BayaOIse Savoyard u. Ice farcie aux
oranges
Green's eIace Il Vanle.
Appl s. Peaches Figs, Raisins. NUS, &C.
! CAFE Ia Frsncaise.
Al every plate laid magnificent. bouquet and in the
Il The table beautiful china vase smno ted
BY c. tal statue Of Napoleon The foreign gentleman in
qucst" Who'll OF Distinction has had every op-
rorIun make hns. acquainted with best soriery
in The weird compliments! the proprietor Mr. Smith By
him. ilit he tad never anything more han'.
soneh done IN a! his life "c have been furnished
with The wines used the OCCASION and can only
that few houses in the country boast OF better
plentiful cellar than The American lays claim The
guests loud their praise the cuisine and thew
might be- Tor il superintendent bv OF the most accom-
pshe! men in that line OF whom have any knowledge
We aiude MIR Ze well known most of our citizens
as most amabe gentleman well gastronuInst the
first order We apologize for the figure which the
French oi the bl cuts in our columns by explaining the
public that have among our type Dispatch
We had the pleasure 0; being prrscn at this charming din
ner and that il has gotten papers, W. claim tho
privilege add personal testimony merits was
dinner worthy of the fines! Restaurant of Pas-as Gle.
CANT and beautiful it inrnscally delicious Mr.
Zitc's maccaon with t:ut1,s would have delighted the
rogue Don Giovanni ana inspired him with new courage
| 10 encounter The bully Commentators Enquirer
|
We have received Plug of very fine chewing tobacco
teicns flavor manufactured by VIM Crumpton of Lynch.
| burg. II II for SAFE BY Mr.. Cassidy OF this city.
Col Webb OF The n. y Enquirer, ebukes Ray u,ond Of
the Times for his vilIainous ISLANDERS against Gen Pierce