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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-29

NOTICE TO CREDTrORS-Tbe ere
~ ditors of the late j. BONAVITa viii e. -,
Commissioner VIM. +. Davis, their CLAIMS i
authenticated to enable him make onf paopeiy
Of appor;ionment preparatory to IA pavmen, - ,o
SIMON BoNAVITA
no 1b-eoxw Executor of / RanA:,
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TNHOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to call
Il the attention of all in want of good BOOTS AID
SHOES, that he has hand fall supply Of the
above goods for gentlemen boys and youths, aud ID
dies misses and children. Also, for fenae servants,
and three hundred pairs of BkoGUES of nay
manufacture which will sell low csll is solicited
frOtn those ia want. Sigu of the Golden Boot,
doors below the old Market House.
no 24-Im THOS SHEPPARD
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q AMERICAN HUTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
]. MILDERERGER SMITH. PROHIBITION,

! re Io-Iy F"MerIydt JonesS 101et, FHHudeIpH'u.
gRUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the adj
in price o all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES And as far this
useful article is concerned readers have rea-
to fear for assured that If old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey bdsting, SIMONS' beauti-
fu Pictures would remain the same ever, both in
quality aud price. no IL
CT THE~NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
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THE BUNYAN TABLEAUX.
The BUNYAN TABLEAUX.
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
Commencing Tuesday Eve'g, Nov. 90, 1853.
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes with Figures
OF Liie-size, illustrative of the
PIIGRIM,S pR0CRECc

Ibis suoiime and unique work of art was painted
by the eminent American artisfs-HuntingtolI Nav,
Kyle, Crapsey, Church. Dallas, barley and Prof Dug
gan aud Is acknowledged by the leading journals by
artists and eminent judges TO be superior to any
similar work ever exhibited in this country. This
beautiful and stupendous Mirror of the Wonderful
Dream" cost upwards of $1,000.
! 10 Admission Is cents. Doors open at o'clock
Mirror will move at u o'clock precisely.
Exhibition "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
o'clock. Doors open at ?.
Liberal arrangements made for the admission of
schools.
Descriptive Pamphlets of this great American Pic
ture may be had at the door. Also, Tickets aid
Pamphlets may be had at the Book Stores and prn-
cipal Hotels
no q B. / GREENWOOD Manager
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observation-disclosures of Main and Wall
Il streets-Entrance Wall street-MAJOR
JOSEPH VANDOR, Professor of the National, Sci
enfc and Military College, at Brandy wine Springs,
Delaware, would respectfully inform the public that
his FENCING SCHOOL is now open for the recep-
ton of pupils.
REFERENCES:
Hon. BozMANN KERR, late Minister to Nicaragua.
Hon. JAMES A. PEARCE, U. 5. Senator of Mary
land.
Hon. NATHANIEL PIERCE, of New York.
Col. TAYLOR. U. S Army.
Col. De SHILDs U. s. Army.
Col. DURyER, Louisiana.
~ Open afternoon, till 10 o'clock evening.
no 24-I2tt
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M ILK SAUCE PANS, for boiling milk
1 the detached part 30 arranged as 60 protect milk
froIa singing; for sale by
no IS ZIMMERMAN
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Z RICHMOND DANCING ACADE-

az RICHMOND DANCING ACADE-
ga MY, B0SHER'S HALL.-CHAS. A. APEYOY
~ respectfully announces that his Course for the
e10 coming season will commence on FRIDAY
Evening, Dec. I'd, at u o'clock for gentlemen and on
SATURDAY, the Sd, at 1ol o'clock, A. NJ, for young
ladies, misses and masters. The gentlemen's class
viii meet every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
during the season The misses class every
TUESDAY Afternoon at 81 O'clock, and SATUR-
DAY Mornings at l0a O'Clock.
The usual facilities, for the rapid advancement of
the scholars, will be offered, and every style of
Dancing taught, among which the new Dances, La
Imperislo Braganza, and Aragonaise. Persons
wishing join, aud these having children to enter,
should do so at the opening, Mr. NJ. will teach but
one quarter and no pupils will be taken after the
School will have been in cession one week. Terms
for the quarter, $40.
Private classes, either for ladies gentlemen will
be at the H all few days before the opening,
and on any day after. no Pits
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WIN. f. AlCOCK q CO would call at
tention to their assortment of toilet, dressing
and writing CASES with infinite variety of gem
temens' Fancy Goods. which they viii sell on tho
most reasonable terms.
no 26 Main street, under American Hotel
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GONE ON, WE ARE NOW PRE-.

FU Nj z ON, WE A L E n . " PRE-
~ PARED FOR YOU.-All in want of Clothing
at the lowest cash prices, requested to call LIE
Wy and examine his large and well selected stock OF
CITY MADE CLOTHING; his prices will induce
all to make the purchases at his store. He has also
on hand large and well selected stock OF Gentle
meu's furnishing goods such as shirts aud drawers of
every description. Collars Cravats, Ties Stocks
Socks. Gloves, Hdkfs, Canes. Umbrellas &c. If You
want any thing in the way of READY MADE CLO-
THING, or gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS
call on A. LEVY, No. 50 Main St,
Opposite City Hotel sign Of the large Bed Coat
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GOODS FOR NEGROES CLOTHING.
" am now 10 receipt of large and yariegste "a
supply of goods suitable for NEGa o CLOTHING
advance on first cost. Farmers. tusscsoniss traders
and others having servants TO elohe, wcud do well ID
call at my store. east 18th street, between Main and
FranhIin and exaraine my stock before purchasi e
elsewhere.
no 2j-lw MOSES WATERMAN
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u PHOENIX BANK.--Tbe Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by Ii. T. PAtRo
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
sc 22-ts
U ROPER 4 MURRAY, UNDERTAKINGS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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MITCHELL'S PATENT CANDLES,
AsA Jackson's Superior Candles, Sugar House Mo-
lasses, Whiskey, Solar Oil, Cotton Yarns Fine and
Ground Alum Salt, for sale by
no 26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co,
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COUGHS AND COLDS.-The subscrib-
Yer has just received supply OF Gum Drops, both
lemon and strawberry. Also supply of Jujube
Paste, highly recommended for coughs and colds.
no 26 J. II HAIR
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~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH EXCLUSIyELY.-The subscriber hay
ing CLOSED HIS BOOKS, will commence THIS DAY
10 sell of his ENTIRE stock of DRY GOODS, 81
PRIME COST, for CASH EXCLUSIVELY, to CLOSE bIs
present business He has on hand large and COM
mandng stock of Gouds and respectfully solicits g
call and examination from all persons in want of any
article in his line, before making their purchases
Come early and make your selections before the
stock is broken THOS. D. QUARLES,
% At
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,EECHES. LEECHES.-The pub

II LEE II 4 s, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA r. c. HOBSON.
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r1=wkere shall have my Daeuerreotype tekenl
Go TO MiNNIS e. WATSON'S, No. l45 Main street,
just below the Exchange Bank, and have good one
taken. They charge more than others, aud
sure to give You te-like and welexecuted picture
1t only necessary give them call TO satsfy your
selves OF the superior skill of these artists Dont
forget the place, l46 Main street. few doors below
the Exchange Bank. no q
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u BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
: Single Bath 25 cents. five tickets for 81 oc
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70 BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE-
q Receiving, for sale by
no 20 BACON ( BAsKERyIIJ
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FAMILY FLOUR.-50 bbls. Bragg's SUI
\ psrior Family Flour, for sale BY
no 80 ELAN -sNfTFI 4 RI
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The public are invited to attend. No charge Is
made for admission this Lecture Doors open at
o'clock-Lecture to commence at "a P. M.
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TOR RENT--Three comfortable lodg-
Il ing ROOMS near the Exchange Hotel, suitable
for gentlemen. Apply 70 H. A. WATT
no S}-6t No rs Main street
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tg- TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS-The un-
designed will furnish to Builders and Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
the most reasonable prices be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
oc6yd3m SAMUEL B. BISSELL.
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BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman au

ROAhD w AN IED.-A geHCItInan dIlU
~ his lady wishes to obtain Board in a private
family, in the city, where there no other boarders
Address H H, Box 545 Richmond p. o., stating par
ticulars to location, terms &c. no 29-3t*
TRAVELLING BLANKETS--A va
Il riety of Travelling Blankets, some very superior
Meriue and plush Muffiers.
Dogskin, buckskin. undressed kid, lined Berlin and
other styles winter Gloves for gentlemen
Boys Cashmere and lined Berlin Gloves, at 80 Main
street.
no % CHRISTIAN I.ATHPNp
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70 BOXES PRIME CHEESF-po-
- ceiving, for sale by
! no 20 BACON { RASKFRut1n
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RuCKWHEAT--50 bags Bgckwheat,
~ just received and for sale by
no % ELAN SMITH & co
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MOROCCO AND GOAT BOOTS.-A
Atk large and superior assortment of Ladies' and
Misses Morocco and Goat Bootees, thick and thin
soles, at WIN. WALSFS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes and
no % Trunks.
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SQAL PIT OIL; Sperm do Packing
~ Yarn; Lanpwick; Bacon Sides; Herrings. Sc.
20 ELAN. SMITH 4 co.
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IHEESE-300 boxes for sale by
" no2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. "a.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
and passengers.
Steamer Bevidere, Clifford, Baltimere, mdse.,
Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr. Richmond Harris, New York, indse. to D.
Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, nldse., and
passengers.
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DEFINED SUGARS.--36 hbIs Lover
~ ing's Crushed and Powdered. just received asA
for sale BY ELAN, SMITH co.
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RALI IMUhE MINEkAL WALTZ
~ Favored with real Sarsspara, Ginger. Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scrber will furnish other euses with P Babb's Pre-
MUM Pop, at the same price they have been paying
for inferior article. For something extra drop IN
and try this, and you viii be to again to
no 60 ALIENS Arbou-
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DREMIUM BEEF.-Will be offered for
Il sale THIS MORNING. at Stall No. So O ID
Market some of the finest BEEF exhibited in
this city. Some idea may be formed of the quality
of this stock from the fact that it has taken the first
premium at New York, Maryland, and Virginia
WIN. CULLINGSWORTH. SR.,
no29-1t Stall No. So Old Market.
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On0 SMALL BAGS TABLE SALT
oOOReceived and for sale by
no g WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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OS0 BBLS. LIQUORS.-N. Z. Rum,
~sJOApple Brandy and Old Whisksy In store
and receiving this day by
no 20 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
HOPE AND THE ROSE

''Who shall die first:' whispered Hope to the Rose
''Who shall sink earlier into the grave,
I, by my feetness, or thou by thy sweetness.
Which of the two is the future to save,
|, by betraying, or thou by decaying, II
Who shall sleep first in eternal repOse?
Soon shall We sever, or live we forever,
'WhO shall die first ~ whispered Hope to the Rose
'.Who shall die first p whispered Hope to the Rose
a." said the flower, 'stho' sweet is my blooming,
Soon will my loveliness witber and die
Lives that are sweetest, are ever the fieetest,
Hours most happy, most rapidly fly;
But hope dielh never-it liveth forever
Entertainment around the young bosom il throws;
In smiling or weeping Hope never is sleeping
''I shall die first,' said the beautiful Rose:
81 shall dic first, said the beautiful Rose.
The Rose was mistaken-its dwelling forsaken-
Hope and its prO;,i ises died in the heart,
The love it desired had falsely expired,
Fatcd in faithuness soon to depart.
The sweet scented flower still graces the bower
Aud there. i'll its loyeIiness, gracefully bsws-
Its beauties displaying, it lives undccaying,
TO tell the sad story OF Hope aud the Rose:
To tell the sad story OF Hope and the Rose.
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ed lover, she was never seen to smile.
And her care-worn look did not leave her.
Her story spread. A great interest
was created in her behalf Daily were
carriages to be seen hurrying onward
from the residences of the richest citizens
of Philadelphia TO the House Of Refuge.
Ladies of station, laden with gifts and
words ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, also, with
inquiries relating to her personal career
were constantly to be found in the levees
of the Pale-Faced Girl.
Ih!s kindness overcame her resolution.
She told the sad story of her fall. She
said that she was the wife of a wealthy
merchant of New York. A seducer had
fled with her from her happy home to
Philadelphia, and then-as is so often the
case-had abandoned her. She found
herself without money, and friendless.-
From one station to another she had
gradually descended. until the extremity
OF her poverty prevented her from pay
ing for a better covering from the in
clemency of a winters night than Duffy's
wretched rooms afforded.
The ladies wrote 10 her husband. They
informed him of his wife's position, and
of her penitence. He replied that their
account Of her suffsrings had afforded
him exquisite delight That lie was ex-
trcmcly sorry that she was ret still one
of Dulfy's tenants! No. He foreave
her, then No.
lie was a noble soul. He initiated the
clemency of his God and his reward has
been divine.
lie never spoke of forgiveness. He
wood her again, and asked her once more
to bless him with her affections. He sue.
ceeded.
In the happiest Of the many happy
houses of New York may now be found
a merchant, whose life is made perpet-
ual feast by the fond attentions Of a
doating wife-the Pale-Faced Girl of
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Cxmphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL q MOHSEII

Successors 10 o. w HITTLEsEY,
street, 6etpeen 9th snd 1th Streets Todds Building,
- rous friends and the FORMER customers Of MIR. o..
Whittlesey, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the opportunity 10 acquaiRt the citizens of Washing
ton and is vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest nsnufacto-
res as TO ensure constant supply of the very best
articles IN their inc, which will be sold the low
est market prices.
II. & n. having thorough practical knowledge
OF the trade, feel assured of being able ta give salts
faction 10 all who favor then with their patronage.
Pantcrs Contractors, AID Builders will find il great
ly to their interest to call before purcha-
sing elsewhere, we keep on hand the largest and
best assorted stock in the city n PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GL.7SS, BRUSHES, L.4MPS, &c.
Just received, and now aioat, 25 900 po.nds O:
Lewis * WrthereIlts PURE LE-fD, which we
ofrr at further reduced prices. s-psf
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

- )LD BT KiDwELL LAUkEHCB, FcuusyI-
- wants avenue and lith strc,t, Wa-hington and
JOHN l.. EiDwki.L, High street, Geor .ctamn. %.
C.. oo.nIIsing i'll part:
Dr. Jayn-s Family Mrdicnea-Dy Ros~'s Family
Aeiirincs-Wistar's Bslsan OF Wild Cherry-AySrs'
Cherry Pc oral-Sands' and Tswsands Sarsapgril-
IA. H. and John Bulls do-Rose and sci wartzt' =.
d.p-Milhau Kli1or Cairs,a Bsrk-Wnlfs Aromatic
SclicitaIu SchuaPps-Khtwplrs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous AntiJoto-Orco goods India Chnlo-
gnSue-Roward's Tonic cNiHture-Hampton's Vegeta-
bic Tincturc-Greens Originated iiiters-iIoofisnds
German do-Rake's and Cannon's Go-Rushton's
and Sin 5 Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved rae !iciues II the time
Agents fer the sac Of Sey mDurt Galvanic Abiomi-
n7l Supporter, Sey niours O5:teric. Supporters aud
i.rr. Bets Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims, Of ey-
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments, Congress; procure pen
aonS, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrearage pay.
They will attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate the renting of houses, and general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at a
distance with sueh information as they NAV desire
frcm the seat Of government. Charges will lie mod
crate.
Office on street Immediately opposite WinGsr' S
Building, Washington, D. C.
REFERENCEf:
Hon. j. C. Dobbin, Secretary of the NAVY,
Hen. J. Davis, Secretary Of War.
n. Calan, esq Prest Board Common Council
GEN j VI. McCalla, A,torney-atLaw.
james IL Caastin, esq.
VIC Reddall, State Department
sep 29-dtf.
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
M GRA g. JACOB

!" q t n W N y a z U B
Corner PsItasyIedSid and 18th street,
F#N Would respectfully infbrm their friends
E&ssS ustomers, and the public generally. that
ssszsz2z hey ar- prepared tn supply them with the
I.re-t ianiily GROCERIES. old and choice LIQUORS
aud every article large and small in their depart
ment at remarkable low prices. In fact shall es
tub sh of those novelties often spoken Of bu.
: seldom found-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Our stock will be continuously replani he'd from
TIE most celebrated importers 2nd manufactures.
Thankful for PAST fayors, we ask enlargement
of the S;m".
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
al, fr.p nj Ch, NOV
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wHO0P
ING COUGH.

The SrSt C5ngh SyrUp ~ TIE World.
Dr. RssE's CELEERATED CouGa SYRrP gives immeti-
ate relief TO to the worst Cnuyh whether Copsump-
tive OF proceeding from cold. II siinys any irri-
,atinn Of the Lungs and fDrties the system against
future attacks In bottles Mt 30 cents anh 81.
ChiiIren are also li,ble to Group, which ngeraus
complaint yields Immediately to DIR. J. RosEs XEvsn-
FAILING CsuUP SlsUP Price - cents
Whoopins Cough, another complaint, ALWAYS
Enr Q in cold and lamp weather. The afflicted find
great relief in the u>e of DR.. j. Ross WHooPING
Coa.H SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
N, disease from running into other dis -ases, such
as inhamation of the Lungs, Dropsy in the Chest,
and Consumption. Price 80 cents.
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The Pale.faced Girl Of Philadelphia.
AROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.

SIR,-The following tale appears to be
almost too romantic for reality. Yet
there is not one imaginative incident in
it. 1t was related to me by member of
the Marshal's police of Philadelphia, after
a visit ofinspection to Duffy Cottages, a"
in one of the most health-forsaken streets
of that city. The novels alluded to were
thus described by the writer, in recent
number of the New York Daily Tribune:
''Dutfy's Cottages are situated in an
alley, about a yard in width, and which
is paved with putrid filth. The stencil
arising from these accumulations, as we
passed from one alley to another, was in
tolerable and the souls of the women
who spoke tc us as we strobe onward,
seemed to have been formed from the
putrescent pavement we walked upon.
"Duffy'S rooms are twelve feet square
but in consequence of the space occupied
by the stairs, they are actually not more
than ten feet by twelve. Yet each room,
almost every night, contains eight or nine
human beings, white and black, of both
sexes, and of different ages. They are
locked in at certain hour, and released
by the proprietor of the place in the morn
ing. The vast majority of the people
who frequent these rooms said the off,
Ger, have as little sense of shame as beasts
have Yours, &C.,
JAMES REDPATH."
1.-The vast majority" he said, "but not
all" And then he told the story of the
Pale-Faced Girl:
Some time ago, handsome young wo.
man often slept in Duffy's rooms. Hel
name and history were unknown. She
seldom spoke, and had no confdant. But
from her intellectual look, the refinement
exhibited in her conversational remarks
and in her cultivated manners, it was be-
lieved that she had not been reared in the
same rank as that which she now occu
pied in common with the wretched crea
lures around her.
Her companions called her the Pale
Faced Girl.
One day, some Quaker ladies, engaged
in distributing religious periodicals, en-
tered into conversation with her. The
asked her if she would SO to the House Q
Refuge. She answered she would vii
lingly do so, if she could obtain admis
sion.
By the interest of the ladies, she wa
soon an inmate of the institution allude
to. The effect of the change upon he
physical constitution was considered q
almost miraculous. The haggard, Pale
Faced Girl of Duffy's dens was suddenl
transformed into healthy finely pr
portioned person, whose manners an
conversation pleased all who saw he
But to none would she reveal her undi
coverable history; and, like disappoin