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NO OTHER ATTFRNATTvE pIrr T0

NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE BUT TO
~ SELL CHEAP !-CHINA CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE-LARGE IMPORTATTONS Ex-
PECTED.-R. L. HICKSON, 2Is Broad Street. viii
in few days be receiving direct from the Potteries
large Stock of CROCkERY, aud his store being too
small receive the new he hes no Alternative hnt 10
sell the old Stock cheap. His Stock Of GLASS
WARE and CHINA is also large and well-selected-
The whole Stock or hand, as well as that exuscted
being purchased and contracted for previous to tbs
late advance in England, he viii be enabled to sell
cheap.
TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS. FORKS and la.
DLES-with great variety of FANCY GOODS
just received, large supply of STONE WARE
and GLASS JARS. --s>>~
Country dealers are solicited to call early
Goods tor the eQuai., carefully packed an -
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BURNING OF THE DEAD.-The New Orleans pa
pers deny that any of the dead have been burnt In
that city. One newspaper recommended that they
should be burnt, but the recommendation was not
acted on
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It is stated that $4,000 have been subscribed for
Daily Morning Democratic paper in New York,
and John w. Forney has been engaged to con-
duet it.
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SPLENDID PIANO FORTEs-J A.

~ I I u. u.
~ BkLh IN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunn's l. Co., Gilbert Co..
and Burns, number of their elegant toned PIANOS
with all the modern improvements-and as they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivaled their tone
and durability cannot be surpassed-which he will
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood Walnut
Oak ard NSsc.sry mad Up i! the best style; and
for Workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or the
machinery.
UNDERTAKING-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS, and viii give his individual atten-
taH 20 s.! o-3e-s .e9 {: kia Wa:eAo1se where he
always be found
ap 23-d&cts ]. "A. BELvIN, Governor st.
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NOR GENTLEMEN.-BIue, black and

4
Il fancy g0IoTed CLOTHS and CASSIMERES;
Sas:n Cka;Ac, Marscilles and Silk EESTINGS; Plain
printed and striped LINEN for Goats and Shirts
White and fancy LINEN DRILLS, very superior;
GaUze, Msriuo Cashmere, Lsle Thread and Silk I'm
9ershirts; black and fancy Silk SCARFS and CRA-
WATTS; Madras, Linen and Cambria do; Silk and
Linen HDKFS; Silk Merino and brown and fancy
Cotton half Hose; UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERS, &c. \ large assortment of the above
Goods may be found at
CHRISTIAN & LATHROPS
y,7h o0 Nj,
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CEDAR TAR-CONSUMPTION

CEDAR TAR-CONSU TION
" CURED.-The most successful remedy in
use for the cure OF lncipent Consumption, Bronchi
It's, Asthma, Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, Kings Evil letter, Dyspepsia,
sc. prepared by Mrs. b. b. Norris, Si5 baltimore
street, Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar,
qucsted to call on the gent, ho will produce
merous testimonials of its great healing power from
private citizens and number of the medical faculty
The medicine yet in its uiancy and is destined to
supercede all others in the cure diseases for which
iti recommended.
Cali and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
t5 Beware of counterteits The genuine article
is for sale by
z. HORTON KEACH, 91 Main street,
Sole A gnt for Richmond, and
IL General s East tam -Nirainia
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I0TH AIIGTST- Io53-PTRLIC No.

~ TlCE.-for the next two weeks, previous to
fhe recent Of our Fall and Winter stock of Goods,
shaU oo,taue 30 sell the rensiniug portion of our
Summer Goods at cost. Amongst the assortment will
ba f,gai many desirable STYLES Of DRESS GOODS,
Fr5roi6srles liish Linsns Linen aud Cotton Drills
Linen and Cotton Pants Stuff, black white and color
et six Maatillas six Fringes BUocaded Silks, &c.
&c Our friends and customers are invited 70 call car
Is ard secure bargains at HART MOSES,
en- 70 63 Maiu street
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iul7 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.

TfEN DOLLARS RE w A KID Lost,
a mscarried or stolen on The afternoon of the 9th
instant, large black travelling TRUNK, covered
with ljneu,) and two CARPET BAGS, one tied with
string containing servants clothes the other with
key tied TO it. The trunk has l.. r.. Wright written
upon card pasted sealed TO the top OF itea the
cover, aud i. Il. ROBBINS on the trunk, which can
be by raising the The above articles
up ON the Curtis Peck from Old Point on the 9Th u-
slant above named, and certainly landed at the
wharf-so says the Captain. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the above articles with
B. I. C. ROBBINS, City Hotel.
an IQ-6t& FL
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~ FEN.-Black Blue, Blown and Green French
CLOTHS; Black and Fancy CASSISfERES; Black
Eoi9red Linen DRlLLINGS; SILK aud Marseilles
NESr!NGs; Gsuze MeIiEo aud SILK UNDER
SHIRTS; Lisle Thread and Cation do; Silk, Thread
every style; Six and Cct,on UMBRELLAS; Cravats
and SUMMER STOCKS we have in store large
snd handsome assortment OF Goods for Gentlemen's
Sgmmer Wear, partly enumerated above, which will
b sod as low similar goods can be bought any
whore. WARREN i PERKINS
y u Il Englr SniIarp
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I ATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to
A CARD.-GENTLEMEN7S DRESS

"A GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentlemen
IN want of handsome and durable DRESS BOOTS
CATERS, &c, to call and examine our large and
varled assortment of articles in that line. We have
been at great pains 10 select the tasteful and
choicest Goods, and have had made expressly to our
order various styles and patterns of gentlelGen's
DRESS BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, that we
are confident will be approved by those who wish
something at once useful and beautiful.
Please give call our large and convenient
store where may be found the complete assort-
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET
BAGS, to be found at any place in Virginia.
WHITE PAGE. 73 Main street.
iy so 8 doors keIoyy DooIev,s Hat store
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PURCELL, LADD G co. DRUG
y GISTS, AND DEALERS IN PANTS. CII,g

puRC ELL, LADD & CO., DRUG
DYES, sARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS. &c No.
asal ~ MAIN u! srkEET, eossER IfrH. R,cHAosD, "a
large and varied assortment enbraen TIA ls,r,nr
"a paTtxoo lbs: superior Indigo; hhds best HAD
GER 2, b6s No. Castor Oil; Is do Spirifa TurpeH-
he; ~ ssugerlor Carb. Soda: Is bbis vsrnishes
- 90 3 Burning Fluid; $50 kegs White Lead, dry and
oai oDo Kegs Zins Paint, III oil 25 cases Chrome.
ana yellow; 500 lbs. Red Lead and Lithafge;
900 ounces Sulph Qainiue; So boxes Castle Soap;
bos. Cream Tartar 40 dozen Yeast Powders 10
cases renned Borax; <0cs asilons Lamp On 70 hbls-
boxes Window Glass. Frenrh and AmseriesnS . bags
Race Ginger; 200 lbs root and powdered khuhasbs
Carriers Spanish Mixture; But9,S. S4nds' aud Towu-
sends Sarsaparilia Ferrels Arabian Linineuf; Mas-
tang Lnislens; Lyonss kathairons Bxrfy's Tieophe-
rou- AySrs Cherry Peetorsl. and aia other pefuisE
patenf medicines ii the pyrprefoxs lowest pace&
n. b. Particular attention % psrkinF aud fDrwara-
ing orders. PuRcELLs LADD I CO.
Ensa % Main street. corner 18th.
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MAID. WIFE AND WIDOW IN ONE DAY.--An in.
stance recently occurred in Cincinnati in which a
dav Mrs Camel sise of man who was SO cru
elIy murdered on Front street, in that city Las
week. had married her husband on The morning oil
n same ,ay on which the fatal afiray occurred
AT taoyu a Eiaid. al noon wife, at evening q wi.
dowi
The honorary degree Of Ii. D. wasconferresl on
Franklin Pierce, President Of tne urised States, hy
tta Narwieh University, NeEngsaf al It's late com.
,neuces,aent Gen. Pierce Is one o. the trustees o
the Uaiysrsi'y.
zen III Cuireper county, Virginia, died very sud-
denly few days ago at aawiey Springs Of aape.
ple2y
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MI AN UFACTORS, WHOLESALE
w AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS
opposite the Exchange Bank, respectfully invite
strangers visiting the city, and the public generally
TO call and examine their large and complete assort
ment OF articles in the above line Their prices will
be found to be as low those of any other house
whether by the single pair, dozen case. The stock
embraces
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots and Bootees of ma-ly kinds
Servants Brogues bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes BUskins, Kids, Jenny Linds &c
Ladies' black, bronze and coiored Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Childrens Shoes in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair Trunks
EY All of which are offered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON Il BRO, I6l Main st,
OppOsite EXchange Bank Richmnnd Va
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rIlWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

Il away from my residence in Henrco county,
about The first of July last, negro WOMAN, named
JENNY. She is medium height, of good proportions
about twenty years old, of yellow complexion, fall
round face, with holes in her ears. She has black
speck in of her eyes. have no doubt that she is
lurking eb0Ht the city Of Richmond L viii give a
reward of $40 if taken in the county of Henrico,
$50 if taken OF the csunty and lodged in Jail,
that get her again.
au I5-I2t* JOHN BRiDGEft ATER.
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IM,IN,ITIEE;NSE REDICTION IN PRICES.

Great saerificesi in all kinds OF Spring and Sam-
s-fiso3s Ha aying rented the stere lately occupied
-, Nessrs Nsdsworth & Tdrner as Main street, aud
shsg 10 reduce my stock previous to moving to my
ey,y s,9re shall fton this day offer the whole stock
h The store - Main street such prices as will en-
So teir sale before have TO remove from 80 to IS
Nsia street. -,
We have large assortment Of Silks, Shawls, Bere-
ees Tissues Lawns De LANES Alpaca, Linens, Table
C;atbx Parssus Toilet Quilts Marseitles Quilts
Sbsefins and Shrtiugs Collars, Chemizetts Edgngs
Igsertings Muslin and Lace Sleeves--in word every
ti.re belong 70 this line OF business.
hEVY'S CHEAP CORNER STORE,
..1e opposite the City Hotel
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CEASONABLE GOOnS.-Our assort-

- I4-hiSNI-F4AIIIsI1 N'NJOAtt5' DuI dSSVI Z
- reut at Goods is still very great and cali the
attention Of purchasers 10 St0ck-P lain and Fl
CURED Black and Colored SILKS; Black Grapes. Bonn
kaziaes and ALPACAS; OrgsIdie MUSLlNS. JACO-
PFGF DE LANES. &c SC. in DRESS GOODS.
slsa. HDKFS. HOSIERY and GLOVES of all kinds:
FANS. COLLARS and CHEMIZETTES; Muslin
sff Csubric TRIMMING. sc. Our stock of DOMES-
TIC GOODS is also good. Being anxious to reduce
our stock Offering bargains.
ivg c. HARTWELL / co.
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CASH TERMs on ADvYRTTSfN0.
Spirit Of the Press.

The Wig of yesterday commences the
publication of correspondence which de-
monstrates that the York River Railroad can
be cheaply and speedily constructed. The
Wing says the road must be built, and that IL
Richmond people win not do it, the people of
the North will
The Hhig gives the position of the Unirer-
SAL the Government organ in Mexico, which
discusses at length the subject of an alliance
between Mexico and Spain, for the protec-
ton of the former against anticipated en-
croachments from this country, and warmly
advocates the alliance in the infatuated be-
iief that Spain is great enough to contend
successfully with the United States, .sespe-
cialiy when allied with Mexico"
Inc Morning Maa refers TO the growing
prosperity and Importance of the Richmond
Irade' and says that it is unquestionably trra
state pohcy and the undoubted dictate of
patr1ofism to build up Virginia cities--and
invites the encouragement of our own enter
prise, our own merchants and mechanics. and
our own Virginia towns.
The Enquirer in remarking upon the ex-
tradition of kosta, the cause of the d;f5;enltv
at Smyrna between the American and Aus-
trian men of-war emphatically states that
Kosta by Indignantly repudiating an Ameri-
can citizenship, and protesting his purpose
to live and die Hungarian, completely de-
stroyed whatever validity his remuneration at
a previous period of allegiance to his own
Government might possess.
s ,rfE III, I,
vernment of the United States will find a
sufficient scope for its energy in the faithful
discharge of its legitimate functions, and that
the interests of its own citizens, and the honor
of its own flag, if faithfully promoted and
protected, will leave it no leisure to adjust
the disputes, and redress the wrongs of those
who can present no better claim to its cham
pionship than Martin Kosta.
The Times cursorily alludes to a circular
which it received Tuesday, dated Boston.
August 18th, which purports to be petition
tor general circulation, to be presented to
both Houses of Congress, asking that "hono-
rable body to provide, by law, that whenever
any State of this Union, now admitting do
mestie slavery, shall decree the emancipation
of all slaves and the final extinction of inyol-
untary servitude within her borders, an exact
enumeration of said slaves shall be made,
and the sum of - dollars for each and every
slave so emaneipated shall be paid to such
State from the Treasury of the United States,
at such periods and in such manner as shall
best promote the execution of said decree"
This proposition, says the Times, as the
Southern States have to pay much the larger
proportion of the duties upon imports, would
place upon their shoulders mainly the burden
of paying for their own slaves! A notable
scheme and one worthy the school of Abby
Kelly, Garrison & Co.! 1t does not consider
the game worth the candle of such pro-
position.
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~ DCCED PRICES.-We have still on hand
large assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Plaid,
s.rip-d and aucy summer SILKS; Fancy REREGES.
TISSUES and HERNANIS; OTgandy HDkFS. COL
LARS aud SLEEVES; Lace SHAWLS, POINTS aud
SIARtS Together with the general assortment
uss..y SaT in dry goods store, all CT which we are
offering ct greatly reduced prices
DUDLEY u JOHNSTON,
ia 10 agile Square
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| AIDES SLIPPERS AND TIES.-Just
~ received, beautiful lot, and for sale az only
81 co, at No. 80, sign of the Boot.
VIM. WALSH,
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags Va ,
au . icss Ec
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II Il ABLE .CL0THING.-The subscriber has now
III store, iuost splendid assortment of SPRING and
ST MINER CLOTHING, of all styles and quality
Also, every style of piece goods OF the very latest
patterns which he sprepared to make order at the
shostest notice. Come and see for yourself.
+. B. SPENCE, No. 120
my4 Corner Main and Governor sts
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Dry GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

TRESH FOREIGN G00DS.-tine and
L Extra French MERlNOS, IN al coiors,
= s18 Fxfrs French MOUSLTNE DE LAfNAS.
sssnd ST. English Black CRAZE.
s.. ana Ca,lbric CHECKS, ali grades.
Xery r;eh printed DB LANES. -
r.,',ra and Mourning Eaglish PRINTS.
p,si1 Persian CL0THS-all colors.
psre CAMRRlCS--sll shades
al Of which arr Of oar own importation, just land
d and for sale at the Lowest prices.
ee "a. o..S ~ KEST, PAINE & KENT
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TRUNKS, TRJNKS,-Another supply

= OF TRUNKS just received, embracing every
SIZE, quality and price, among which some very
superior iron-ramed all of which will be sold very
cheap at VIM. WALSH'S,
No; 43 Main street, below City Hotel opposite
aus side
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
HUGH R. PLEsSANTS, Editor.
JAs. A. CowARDIN, PRorRrFron.

rive DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
q, s4x ANp QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
g. ra~rier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
e!Tsaer ~ The WEERLy DISPATCH is issued every
FriSsy, and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annun
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BOOTS, SHOES. HATS ae

NEW GOODS. Il have Just returned
~ rom the North, where | have selected Win
SHOES, TRUNKS, pALICES. CARPFT HA1S n, us' .
a mas ever been offered for sale on this or the oth
e' SIDE OF the Potomac. EB-Prces low
su l6 No ArS. ~ s,.i TILL,
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TYPREsS.-20,000 feet North Carolina
~ inch heart CYPRESS az excellent article for
Patterns foF Foundry Castings RazgEt Tanks Btidg.
e., Sc. landing this day, for sale tLe wharf
coHlmodating terms by
BEIYIE & PARKER. =
Aiae 1900 feet nRa boards for Notwithstanding
All "a
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING

~ In erder TO make room for Fall stock, all Sum
mer Clothing that have in will be sold unI-
suay low prices for cash Those yet in want viii do
well TO give me a call ard examine my stock.
j. d. GOODMAN
No. l3f Main street, opposite Eagle Square
n. b. Those In want of a good Travelling TRUNK
can be supplied at wholesale prices.
au is J. d. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICE For the accom-
~ mediation of those Ladies and others who called
at Store and could not be waited upon we would
Err, but will most positively close on Saturday 9Th
inst Persons indebted to viii please settle their
accounts before that time.
WECHSLER l. COHEN,
au 22-5tH 1874 Broad corner of Fifth st.
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IVA LAW. win practice in the Courts of Rich
snocd. and the counties of Henrieo AID Hanover
20 Office on 18th or Goyerpo street. neXt door to
F. III Tabb Il Son. BEVERLEY B. BOTTS
Gu 9--lm ABEL U. MAYO.
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GENTLEMEN WILL FIND AT THE

MORE DUCK COATS-NEW, HAND
IVA SOME AND LIGHT.-Ne have this morning
received by sseamer Roanoke. another lot of those
handsome DUCK FROCkS fer hot weather; also
large lot of plain and figured white DRILL PANTS;
Goods are low coming in every week. Call at No.
I02 Main street.
je 2 KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN
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- BOOTS, at 81 so per par.--Just received an as
soI.nent OF Ladies' tan colored CATER BOOTS
wuh and without tips, which am selling at 81 so
pair, Call soon at AIEx WFTT,S
Laaies and Gentlemens Fashionable Bost and
Shoe Store, No. l27. Main street. an 10
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E7IRE, LIFE AND MARINE TNST

AAMUEL AYIEs, CeMmIssIoS MER-
~ CHANT, Richmond, Fa.-Passieaiar and perso,al
attention paid to the sale of ali kind, OF COtNTR Y
PRODUCE 10 forwarding and Sling orders Once
opposite Columbian Hotel. Hu l6-ts :
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RooIS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.-I am
-. 80 now receiving my Fall stock of BOOTS, SHOES
TkuNkS, CARPET-BAGS and VALISES from the
most celebrated manufacturers in all the Northern
cities. Please call and examine
au ID Holm TrJOMpSON
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06

RULES FOR THE YoUNG--If you wish TO
cultivate your mind, and succeed in the prr-
suit Of knowledge, observe carefully the fol-
lowing rules:
L. Take care of leisure moments as YOU
would of gold.
2. Do not spend more time tlan is neces-
sary in sleep.
3. Withdraw from afl idle and silly COM
panions.
4. Have always some good reading Oh
hand.
D. Read not novels, but History, Biogra-
ply, and works of science.
q. Always think, always observe, always
seek to learn
I. Think of the pleasure Of knowing, and
Of the disgrace of ignorance.
s. Take as your motto: What has been
done can be done.
8. IF at FIRST you don't succeed, try, try,
Try again
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06
a Bachelors SoIi1oqUy.

A very worthy single gentleman who lad
early and snugly ensconced himself in one
corner of the hall to hear popular lecture
was forced to vacate his seat in consequence
of the rush of ladies'. On reaching his
lodgings, he is said to have delivered him
self in this wise Where III grace and
thunder 90 these hosts come from They
are on hand in every emergency, and are as
gregarious as sheep. They have hand il
everything and are in every place No
matter what may be the occasion, the wo-
men are sure to muster Go into cur pla-
ces Of amusement, and there YOU SEE them
as thick as flies in August Look into our
churches, and three-quarters Of the congre-
cation are women. Go to public oration
or Il charity lecture, or concert, or meet
ing of spirit mediums, or lyceum address,
any place where they can ongrecate-
and on fair average, thrce-quarters VI the
people present will be female women.'--
Where in thunder can they come from!
Go where you will this women-rush is tre-
mendous, absolutely tremendous. WHY look
into families. and, in nine cases out Of ten,
there may be seen six abie-bodied women
for one man. And take our social meet
ings; from the most unpreterding visits up
to the great Ultima Ihuie Of modern fash
ionable life-thc Boston Almack' 's-and It's
just the same. Women every where pre-
ponderate, They are in majority; and
it is ever an active, visible, tangible, inter-
fering majority. 1t constitutes, unqucstion-
ably, De Tocqueville's celebrated 'Tyran-
ny And there seems no help for it: not a
peg to hang hope upon. As It is 50 here,
it will be 50 hereafter It is 80 on Earth, 7"
and, said he, in tones Of utter despair, "l
ariU be so IN Hearen :"
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06
Engiand's Humanity.

Il is generally known, says the Boston
Post, that sayages were employed by the
King Of England, George iii. and paid ~
30 much per scalp of man! woman and child,
during our Revolutionary war. A few
items from this terrible trade in human hesIi
may interest some Of our readers, and show
them how this paternal King strove to crusfi
out the noble spirit Of independence Of cur
early heroes. Here j. a list Of a number of
packages that were sent by one JAS BOYD,
from : Captain Crawford, to the British Gov
ernor Of Canada, Col Holdiman. These
packages Of scalps were found among the
baggage of the English army after the de-
feat Of Burgoyne, cured and dried with In
dian marks upon them The letter accom-
panying them read thus:
Package /. Containing 43 scalps Of Con-
gress soldiers killed in different skirmishes,
stretched on black hoops four inches in d.
ameter.
Pack. o Containing 90 farmers scalps,
killed in theiI houses, Oh red hoops, with a
figure Of hoe painted on each to denote
their occupation
Pack ). Containing o. farmers scalps,
on green hoops, to slow they were killed in
the fields
Pack. 4. Containing 102 farmers scalps.
eighteen Of them marked Oh yellow flames,
to testify that they were burnt alive.
Pack. ;. Containing IS scalps Of women,
hair long and braided, to show that they
were mothers.
Pack. 6. Containing 1913 scalps Of boys
Of various ages, On small green hoops.
Pack. = Containing 2lI girls sca!ps,
big and little on small yellow hoops.
Such was the stuff Of which English roy
alists were made in the days which tried
mems souls. De.ta.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06

ADVICE TO You've MEN.-Let the busi-
ness Of every one alone, and attend to your
own. Don't buy what you don't want Use
every hour to advantage, and study to make
even leisure hours useful. Think twice be-
fore you spend shilling-remember you
have another to make for it, Buy low, sell
fair, and take care of the profits. Book reg
ularly, and if you find an error trace it out
Should a stroke of misfortune come upon
you in trade, retrench, work harder, but
never fly the track. Confront difficulties
with unfinching perseverance and they viii
disappear at last; though you should fail in
the struggle, You viii be honored; but shrink
and you will be despised