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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

tACANT lIOTS THE
' CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
sold, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of February, 1852,
upon the premises respectively, commencing at IL
o'clock. the following lots allotted to Eliza A. Mar.
shall, (now the wife of VIM. d. Taylor ESQ J in
the division of Colonel Richard Adams real estate,
viz:
Lot No. 8. South side of Cary street, between 18th
and 18th streets, fronting % feet running back 100
feet
No. &c. West side 18th street. running back II feet
to an alley, and thence II feet to Union street, on
which it also fronts
No. So. Fronting % feet, front on West side 10th
street, running back ITO feet to Shockoe Creek
Lot letter T.. West side of Valley street, between
Richard and Baldwin streets, fronting so feet on
Valley street, running back los feet to Concord
street, on which it also fronts
No. IVA triangular lot on Coalter and Baker
streets, roods and 90 poles
NO. loe. square OF acres, between William.
Christian, Federal and James streets.
A halt acre lot Northwest corner of William and
Federal streets.
No. 49, The North half of this square, containing |
acre, lying between 25th, Goth, X and L streets
No. Isl. No. OF this square, containing half acre.
lying between Byrd and Peasants, Adams and Scott
streets.
No. l91. No. of this square containing half acre.
lying between Venable and Byrd Pink and Rose
streets.
No. 33. No l, 3 and ofthis square, containing IA
acres lying between 33d and 34th, NJ and streets
The sale will commence with the lot first described
above
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and 10
months for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
or title retained until the last shall be fully paid
Off
70
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Later from Chagres and uax,n.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer Ohio.
capt. Schenck, arrived here this morning
from Chagres, whence she sailed on the 22d
of January. ~"
The Ohio brings 100000. mostly in the
hands of her passengers. She brings i67
passengers, mostly from Chagres.
She brings no later California news than
that brought by the Prometheus and Cherokee.
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LIBERIA.

BALTIMORE, Feb. S.
Intelligence has been received from Liberia.
On the 10th of December, the natives attacked.
sacked and burned Rushtown, having murder.
ed nine of the inhabitants. They also made
an attack on the Cove, aud were repulssd,
with the loss of forty men killed. The En-.
glsh traders are implicated in this wanton
outrage.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A while female house servant.
W German preferred. Also, seamstress En-.
quire at this Office. fed
IA XCHANGE.-Wante to Exchange, 500
GServants and Bed Blankets, for cash. also other
styles OF Winter Goods, in which great bargains
will be offered, by
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
les SO Main street
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AUCTION eAIFS.


NAk4 on 8 BTE7WE7Y n 7777E 5;$@ -
seatsS g sirtae a dssd q frsee -
rscords q !; s "a Aessrs eshvahs Z Co. ri dsiv
ale n :; ~ sis q Rishnond sisii osr ~
Brunch, WIKI "a ne =. BREWERY. q Bseon ouarssr
vii knd shs ,n1ns g engage In The said busissss
Should the proper,, y - ssIe very accommodation.
i & ss S,s q s psaso .s q e = IN
on that day at ~ O'clock. =. IT, pubic auefaoA
PsM g e In rr vsry somplsse order. n1ens
desired, sell the same to any one ~ - wiii,
chase the above Brewery and fixtures. - "AS pus-
ja9-3tawtds ADJUST,
Sale conducted by Asossee.
}panSrporr.rA1LEx ALEX. MOTT 4 CO., Auc4s.
FoSIPoNEMENT-The above sale = -.
poned until FRIDAY. the 9Th February, 4 ia
ia % ALEX. MOTT q 90
Addifienai.-Will be added to the above al.
q large lot OF Office and Windsor Chairs, WaInnt
Tables, Benches, Bar and Fixtures, Glass wsrs Z.
80 ALEX. MOTT 4 CO, Aucts.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5, 1852.
Lemuei Williams, negro, one of the Chris.
tiana murderers, was this day acq uitted.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. r0h-.,

NEW YORK MARKETS, February g.
CoRN-25oo bales changed hands thi. day The
market was favorable to purchasers. FLouR-con
anues hrm Southern "a rs to s7 CoRN-s,O0O
bushels sold at 60 to 20 cents
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
THE SUBSCkIBER. at great cost, has fitted
i up this establishment in an entirely new styIe
1t is brilliantly Illuminated with - -.
-s GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new ones substitu.
tee, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent. @
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely for
the benefit Of
5a THE LADIES;
none of when, however, viii be admitted unless az.
companied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own eyes. a SMITH,
fe 3-ts Proprietor
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KOSSUTH,S PORTRAIT

x ~ kOSSUTH'S ORTRAIT.-
@>-aA WHITEHURST has on exhibition a, his
rooms, the only correct portrait of the great Hum
sarisn for which he has sat in the United states
Thousands who have been unable to catch n
glimpse OF the great original will now have an op.
portunlty OF gazing upon perfect counterfeit
PiesehthenL fe 4-3t*
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF & co.

ID ALEAANDEh MUTT ~ co.
STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, &c. AT
~ AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING, the 9th
inst, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, Public Auction at
the store of karr Brother opposite the Banks their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes &c now in store, the
proprietors having determined to discontinue that
branch OF their business; among which viii be
found:
$50 pair of Gentlemen's Boots, their own man're.
225 " Shoes, Caters &C., /"
300 of Ladies' Shoes, ;. :.
of ditferentstyles and patterns
$50 pair OF Ladies' Caters,
Slippers Ties &c.
The above stock is very desirable, being their own
work and fashionable styles
Terms at sale.
fea ALEXANDER MOTT & CO., Aucts
NOTI C E.-Tbe subscribers, intending TO
IL change their present business, earnestly re-
quest those indebted to them to make immediate
payment and all accounts due on the LIST January,
not paid by the 5th of February neyt will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. We will
sell our stock until that time at and below cost. If
not disposed Of by the 5h of February, the balance
Otthe stock on hand will be sold at auction On
MONDAY, the oh of February.
KARI e. BROTHER,
Opposite Virginia Banks.
ia as-9t. ALEX MOTT & co, Auctrs.
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NOAi..-The subscriber has on hand an Earticle of
~ hard coal which is almost equal to the best lump
coal, which he is selling at So Sd per load deliver
ed Leave your orders at Mr. L p Ellis grocery
on Broad street. Shockoe Hill. at aMe.srs Smith 4
Harwoods hardware store on Main stre.t. or at the
depot and give it trial.
fe SIT THOMAS Epc-rPu
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ADJUSTMENTS.


- u = z - tz7z
On This Evenin9, February On,
TAINR nEHn - ssRs cosS nr s %aa
LADY.
D = ess........--.......... Mrs. Potter.
ruy o0mex.. Mr.. Phelps.
nine onafies... ...................M Mics Wheeler
L. zingarella, by Mile Ciocca and Mr.. Csrese
wooden Shoe Dance. by. ......... Mons. szollosy
To conclude with
SIXTEEN STRING JACK.
John Ram, alias Sixteen String Jack, Mr. Brelsford
Aee'e"na..- Miss Wheeler
n.Eg Prices Of Admission-Boxes Sc cents
rt 20 cents Centre Gallery so cents; Colored
uaiiery 70 cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
sons, l2a cents. fe6
CONCERT ROOM OF TIE Elk
CHANGE HOTEL.
NJ ADLLE TERESA PARODI. PRIMA
= W DONNA from her Majesty's Theatre in Lon.
don, respectfully announces that on her PASSAGE
to Havsna and Mexico, che will give Grand Mu
sicaI Festival on SATURDAY EVENING. Febru.
airy 9TH, at the Exchange Concert Room, on which
occasion she will be assisted by
SignOrina Amalin Patti
Prima Donna Contralto, from the Aston Place Ital.
ian Opera.
NIiska Hauser,
The unrivaled Violinist
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR,
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
The celebrated Composer and Pianist
PROGRAMME-PART l.
L. Fantasia on favorte airs from " La file du Re-
giment," composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch.
2 Neapoltan, am Dreaming of Thee, an English
song, by Alexander Lee, sung by Signorna
Amaiia Patti.
3. Fantasia on airs from "Lucreta Boreia," by
Donlzetta. composed and executed on the vi.
olin, by Miska Hauser
4. The celebrated Cavatina from Rossini's grand
rodi
PART II.
l. "By the sad Sea Waves" com posed by Benedict.
sung by Signorna Amaa Patti
:. "Adajio reGgioso," Ole Bulls masterwork ex.
ecuted by Miska Hauser.
s. The favorite Cavatina from "La Sonnambula"
An non giunge0 sung by Mile. Teresa Parodi.
4. The Magic Bell" reverie sentimentale; com.
posed and executed by NJ. Strakosch
D. Inc grand duetto from Rossns {" Stabat Ma
ter, sung by Miles. Teresa Parodi and Amaa
PART III.
L. The Bird on the Tree,"a Capriccio written
tor little children, composed and executed by
Miska Hau.er
2. Comm through the Rye" Scotch song. sung
by Signorina Amalia Patti
3. The famous Ricci Valse, sung by Mile. Teresa
Parodi.
4. "Kossuths Gallop," composed and executed by
M. Strakosch
5. Grand Duetto from Bellini's Grand Opera /" Nor
ma, sung by Miles Teresa Parodi and Amaia
~ Doors open at 6k-Concert to commence
at u o'clock
- Prices of admission Sl-To be had at the
principal Music Stores and Hotels fe 5-rs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

- CUNuKESSlONAL.44 fss
WAsHiScroS, Feb. S, 1859.
SEEArE.--The Senate was engaged, to-day,
in discussing the printing Of the census.
HOUSE OF RErREsEsTArlvEss--Th Land
Warrant Bill occupied the attention Of the
House during the session of to-day.
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G1nO REWARD to any r,rson that can
W lOO produce better Daguerreotype like
BORN & cos new and splendid sky and side-lieht
Daguerrean Rooms, No. Ill Main street, opposite
the Farmers and Virginia Banks. This is the only
Daguerrean Likeness of Gov. Kossuth ever made
that is fit to be seen. OSBORN s. CO. would eau
colored DagueIreofypes they are daily issuing
from their rooms; which for ease and graceful.
ness of position, richness oftone and beauty OF en-
ish are unsurpassed by any in the known world.
Come and see. aq OSBORN e. CO..
fe SGT. AZ the Sign of the Americas Flags.
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ar GRAND STATE BALL! Ngs1v
~ MILITARY AND CIVIC! afgGA.A
At the Richmond Theatre. HEJs

~ IT SUFFICIENT number Of subscri rs
Ders can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the apnroachino
Anniversary of the Birth of that illustrious son Of
virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d in a
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see
merry taken out, the Parquette fioored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball ROOM
capable OF accommodating two thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion
GS subscription lists now open at the Box Of
nee OF the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAIII.E
Jan24-tf Iessaa
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MOOD AND COAL.-The subscriber has
w on hand. at the Richmond aud DanvilIe Rail-
road Depot, large supply Of the best Oak ard
Pine WOOD, which be 10 ceiling Ut ~ for best sea-
soned Oak, deivered 90 so for best seasoned Pine,
delivered. He has also large quantity Of lump
sens leaving orders at Mr. L. P. Ellts's Grocery On
Broad street. Shockoe Hill, at Messrs. Smith 4
Harwoods Hardware Store on Main streee and e
John w Hines Soap Factory On Byrd skraeL or e
the Depot, win be furnished Immediately.
fe2it20A THOMAS FOSTER.
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By JAMES n. TAYLOR.

o. FRAME HOUSE FOR sarr IN
III AUCTIoN.--Will be sold on TUESDAY newt
the 10th inst, commencing ct Al O'Clock IN the ~
ternoon, upon the premises, the frame buiIdinp
situated on 2nd street, opposite the residence Of
Samuel d. Denoon, Esq, to be removed within ten
days from the day OF sale. By request Of ,S Ss
owner JAMES Ii raw On 'uo
fe 5-dtds Au..;o.
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L IN HENRlCO COUNTY, ON THE OLD
TURNPIKE, ABOUT NINE NILES FROM RICH.
MOND-By virtue of deed of trust executed on
the LIST day of July, 1850, by Ernst. Portewg and
County Court shall, as trustee proceed to sell at
public auction upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of February, 1852, at l2 o'clock, the
real estate conveyed thereby consisting of ninety
acres more or less, being the property formerly
owned by Mrs Mary Lawther Terms cash. The
titls is believed to be perfect
ia 29-dtdst DAVID F. IACY Tr,,afao
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"A Women OF Christianity exemplary for acts
OF piety and charity. By Julia Cavanagh, author.
ess OF " Nathalie" Women in France" one neat
volume, l2mo., cloth, rs cents.
This instructive work is the history of women
who were essentially simple and true.taose who
have inherited the spirit of the Saviour, and 6led
the lives VITA acts of self-denial. 1t embraces
period OF eighteen centuries, during which time
there is to be found the most glorious array of
names the world has ever seen. 1t is written with
great versatility of talent, and with force and
elevation seldom approached by the female pen
For sale by NASH e. WOODHOTSE
TO
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by CEORCE n. SUMMED

L On Saturday morning, the 7th inst, at 10 O.
clock, in rear OF my Auction House, will be sold
several good Saddle, Harness and Work Horses:
also, good, sound, strong Mules in good order,
and sold for no fault. They can be Recommended
as good mules, and persons in want woul1 do well
to attend the sale. GEO. J. SUMNER,
fe5 Anctionaer
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"a LADIES' GAITERS.-Go
with the Dispatch into every family -
in the city and State and let the Ladies know
that Hthey want the prettest and best Caters
they ever saw for very small sum of money, they
must come to No. 43, at the sign of the Big Boot,
just below the City Hotel, opposite side of Main st
where there is also large and general assortment
OF every thing in the line which will be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Valieses, Carpet Bags. &c. fe
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r AM STILL RECEIVING COAL from
i the Midlothian Pits and putting Il q the same
price commenced ct In July last, say II cents per
bushei for Lump and 10 cents per hushel for MIXED.
I am not getting large supply Of Lump but gef al
TINT comes to the Richmond Da9yills Railrosd Do
pot for sale. = :.
: fc3-1w CHASTAIN FAHkAH-
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IL,
depot, and give il a trial.
fe SIT THOMAS FOSrEn
TO THE DEAF.-DR HARTLEY 0afe7
l. Principal OF the New York Eye and Ear Sur
gerry, and Proprietor of the Ear Infrmary, 80 Arch
street, Phlladelphia-the only Institution in the
world devoted exclusively the treatment of Ear
diseases begs leave to inform those of his patents
IN the n"lghborhood of Richmond with whom he
has been in communication, that he has, in com.
phance with their special request, made arrange.
nlents to spend few days in this city and NAV be
consulted at his rooms, on Main street between
9Th and 9th streets until the 25h of February.
Deafness Noises in the Head, and all disagree.
aDie discharges from the external ear speedily ard
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or inconvenience; and he will guarantee a
cure IN all cases where malformation does not ex-
lst.
Hours of attendance--from to 3 O'Clock daily.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided at.
tenton to this branch of special practice has epa
bled him to reduce his treatment to such degree
OF success as to find the most confirmed and oh
stinate cases yield by steady adherence to the
means prescribed
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in what est.
nation his professional qualification, are held by
some OF the most distinguished medical men in the
country.
81 have had the pleasure to meet DR.. Hartley in
practice, and have been led to form favorable
opinion OF his character both In the profession aud
as gentleman w. PARKER, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery &c
His professional abilities will be duly appre
clated BY those who place themselves under his
care JOHN WHITAKER, NJ D.,
Professor of Anatomy, &c.
From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley, have
found his department correct and gentlemaniy 20
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ d.
ut is pleasant duty to give my testimony in
favor OF the treatment adopted by Dr. Hartley, for
the cure Of deafness. application is unattend.
ed by pain or inconvenience and its effects almost
instantaneous" H. p HARTMAN
Osalln 7
I'VE have known several cases of partial deaf.
ness treated by him with the most happy results
Dr. H. Is scientific gentleman, and can produce
numerous testimonials of his ability and successin
this difficult branch of the Medical Profession.''-
Globe.
persons afflicted by diseases of the ear, are re-
commended to pay visit to DR.. Hartley, Aurist.
at No. 99 Arch street, above Bird. He is well edu
Gated professional man, and having paid particular
attention to diseases affecting hearing as acquired
from his skill and expe fence better means of co
ping with this serious affection than those which
are possessed by physicians in general practice
Dispatch fe6~d6t*
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- YOU T II 50 DRESS
aS o OF E E 8 Youths Fin. tx
Channel Bootees; do Patent Leather Cater Shoes;
DO Patent Leather Bootees; do Patent Leather
Pumps; do Calf and Kip Bootees.
A general assortment for sale cheap by
WHITE g. PAGE, 10. Main St.,
fe 5 3 doors below Doo!ey's Hat Store
FOR BOSTON.-The fine schooner
sssG94TYRON, Capt. Strout, having the most of
her cargo engaged, will be ready to receive freight
on Monday, the 9th inst. For balance of freight,
200 packages tobacco, apply to
lie "a RORERT RANKIN
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VALENTINR6s-14sh Febfnary.--J- w.
RANDOLPH hiss for sale, 81 Wholesale and ~
tail. large stock Of coSnic and senumenn! va,sn
tines, at prices from cents TO so esch sls0s n.
velopes from cent 10 - cents seses q 49,
sixes, to suit the valentines; also, xaJsrq,e 49,.
tiers Il cents and 10 cents eschs A 1Gg q 49,
with remistanees Com y ce9s: ~. ss,;,ss.
Il fol.r ord - a ~
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AUCTION SALES.

JOHN ~ u.PATNK, 1nIeonIo1-
Inn INV MuAKET8, At AUCTGON-Wm
wv Do cold, on THURSDAY, the l9sh IND = 10
o'clock, u the once Of John II ID Payne. Al elsv.
huskets, with bayonctA and in good condition.
e6 THE OWNER
LIKELY NEGRO MAN. AT AUCTION
A will sell. on THURSDAY, the 18th imam ~
~ O'Clock, ut the ONCE Of John n d Payne On llth
street. between Main and Bank streets, likerv ma
ceased - s. > s' AAs' ee-
Terms, title, &c, made known ON day OF sale.
re 70 J. NJ FERGUsSON Tr1lstee
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A NTHKACITE COAL.-I nave now in
IA yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL
which will deliver in any part of the city at S. 50
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
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1T AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
IA COPARTNERSHiP.-Alli in want of unusu l.
Goods, would find it to their advantage to make
an early call, as the business must be closed in
few weeks.
We invite particular attention to our assortment
OF printed Jaconets, fancy Beraees, Lawns, Mus
Inns, light Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most OF which we are
selling for onehalf their usual value.
WARREN, FARISS g. BROWN,
ia lQ-ts NJ, 1a1 E.ol, S.-..
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| WHAT, !-Grahams Magazine heads the
W list of monthlies for 1852. SO per annum
20 cents each number. For sale by
TED NASH d WOODHOUSE
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RICHMOND STOVE W0RKS-

RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
NHESE works are located in the immediate
vicinity OF the Tredegar Iron Works, and
are now in blast. The princi, al business of this
establishment will consist in manufacturing the
best improved Air Tight and Premium Cooking
stoves, Parior, office, and factory heating Stoves
kinds of Hollow Ware 'o-N'
The attention of dealers is particularly request
ed to the above articles, they will be exclusively
adapted to their trade; and pledg. ourselves to
furnish them OF as good quality, and at as fair
prices as they can be procured from the North
In addition to the above, we will execute orders
for plain and ornamental Fencing for dwellings
and graves; do. Balustrades; also, Cornice and
Capit9s In architecture. and for almost any style
ia 29-lmd&w' BOWERS g. SNYnFP
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EOR HIRE-Three valuable female SER
L WANTS, two of them are No. Steamstresses
Enquire OF BRADLEY & BROTHER.
fe 5-3t
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L on Mayo street, opposite the Synagogue,
Terms very accommodating. Apply to
fe 4-lw DIR ROITON
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RLACk DRESS AND eKOLK GOATS.
~ OF excellent quaiy,a d for sale cheap for cash.
J. e. HEN 0ERSON 4 CO.
ie No. % Main street.
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M EDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLAs-
uA TER.-The cheapest and hest p Hster
IN use lit is used with much success In all cases
+ general debility. strengthening the system, &c
In Acate end Chronic Rheumstism, Pain In the
Eide and Back, 1t has been used with the greatest
success. For sale by - Z
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

There are a thousand pretty, engaging little
ways, which every person may put on, without
running the risk of being deemed either affected
or foppish. The sweet smile, the quiet, cordial
bow,tie earnest movement in addressing a friend,
or more especially a stranger, whom one may
recommend TO our good regards, the inquiring
glance, the graceful attention which is so capti-
waiting when united with selt.Possession-these
will insure US the good regards of even a churl.
Above all, there is a certain softness Of manner
which should be cultivated, and which, in either
man or woman, adds a charm that almost entire
~ compensates for lack of beauty. The voice
can be modnlated so to intonate, THAT il will speak
directly to the heart, and from that elicit an an
swer; and Politeness may be made essential TO
our nature. Neither is time thrown away in
attending to such thing, insignificant as they
maftars- -.----.