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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27
THE CINCINNATI OUTRAGE.-The particulars of
the attempt to commit rape, by Catholic priest, in
Cincinnati, are thus related
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY. June Oh

CINCINNATI, Friday, June 49,
Father kroeger, Roman Catholic priest in this
city, was arrested yesterday for assault with at
temptto commit rape a girl IA years old
She testified that she went to confession him; he
asked her into private room, and inquired if she
had ever sinned with man. She said No." and
he then undertook to make an indecent personal
examination of her, which he did. He then whip.
ped her severely.
She screamed. Her screams attracted the atten
ton of the workmen on the Church and the neigh
bors, and she was let out. The door was locked
all the time she was in. Her testimony as to the
door being locked, and the screaming and whip.
ping, was confirmed by other witnesses.
Father Ritter, another priest in the same Church,
testified that the door was not locked but open
That he saw the girl and priest talking together
that the screams were made by another girl iu
another place.
The testimony shows not much intent to
commit rape as the claiming of right to make an
indecent personal examination of the girl.
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THERE are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down write notice Of
the celebratedsH Hooland German Bitters because we
are fully conscious comforting public benefit
aud our heart tells US that by notices many have
been induced to take these btters, and been rescued
from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &c, for the
cure of which it is certain. 1t is prepared and sold
only by DR.. C. M. Jackson at the German Medicine
Store. No l20, Arch street, Philadelphia.
lie I9-dSc2w
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THE ExoDoUs.-Atabe, exhibiting the number OF
emigrants who have LETT the port OF Cork from the
9Th of January to the 9th OF April, in the years
1853 and 1854, shows marked decrease In the
latter period. Thus, in 1853 the grand .otal was
1888, while in the present year it was only 59O5 -
TIE English papers impute the falling OFT 10 the
high wages now given, but think that for the four
months To come they may hope Tor more farorabie
state OF things.
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INsANE.-J. w Paine the young of West
Newton, Mass about whom related story of
attempted assassination, which published at the
time it occurred has been sent to the insane asy-
lum. 1t is now thought that the whole OF the alarm
ing story of violence told by him may have been
the result OF a sudden attack of his disease, and
that the whole affair was but hallucination, the
wounds being selfinficted
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q FARM FOR SALE.-For sale. q
FARM in the county Of Henrieo about FIVE
miles from Richmond, between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Fredericksburg Road, con-
tanning about $50 acres7o of which are cleared the
balance well wooded. .
There is good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms together with ce-houso barn. stable and all
necessary out houses. Terms aee9mmoaaussm, E. Ap-
ply to JAMES fnibLro.
"a A--dkeIm+
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Mr.. VIM. Wherry was instantly killed and an
other citizen lost his arm, in York District. S, C.
last week, while firing cannon. Mr. w was ram
ming the powder tor third discharge, without
''swabbing,' when it became ignited, aud he re
ceived the contents in his breast killing him irnme
diately.
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Ea FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm OF
- $50 acres in Henrico county, miles from Rich
mond halfin cultivation, nearly all OF which has been
lined and produces Wheat. Corn and Clover WE'LL
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
quantity of wood. The York River Railroad will run
near TO it. Health, water and society hrse rate;
THE purchaser can have the use of the farm hands
till the end of the year.
The buildings are new and well arranged
About 200 acres of the above are mud land, proou-
cling fine hay, and other cropA
Also Farm of 81 acres half a mile East OF Rich
mond, with new and handsome cottage buildings,
having an excellent market garden, now producing
fine vegetables. and on which much labor has been
spent
Ali the land Is highly improved. Apply to
ie I7--d6 civ RICH. HILL. JR.
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FRED. DouoLas.--The talked, of election
o' Fred. Douglas to the House Of Represen.
tatives from the Monroe District New York
VIII DE attended with very considerable dif,
iouiues' lhe N. \. Express points out some
OF these The qualifications of the sable
delegate will be denied. the Express thinks
by majority of the House, and he will ba
sent back to his constituents. OF coursa tba
election Of that negro would be intended 70
break up the House in row and to dissolve
the Union, the only practical result which it
would be at all likely to produce.
Another difficulty occurs to us in the way
of Fred taking his seat He is fugitive
slave and his master if living or his heirs. if
dead, will be very likely to claim and seize
Fred. if he ever shows himself on slave terri
tory Although justly considering him
worthless negro, and never making any ef-
tort as yet to get him back, it will be their
duty, should he ha re the impudence to come
to Washington, to reclaim him and put him
back in the tobacco field. Here he will be
made much more useful member of socie-
ty than he could possibly be in Congress
AT the same time, we have no doubt that
Fred. is entirely worthy TO represent any con-
stituency which would elect negro to repre-
sent them. He is probably bad as he is,
better man than Giddings, or Greeley or Ray
mond, and, if they are willing to associate
with him, he can have no objection But if
he comes South he will come farther South
than WashInofnn apJ
business than law making.
DOCTORS OF DIyISITY-We published yes
terday paragraph stating that the degree of
d. d., had been conferred by Hamden sgd
ney College, at its late Commencement, on
Kew A B. Van Zandt, Petersburg; Rev. B.
NJ. Smith, Philadelphia Rev. NJ. D. Hoge,
Richmond. and Rev. S. j. Prime, one of the
editors of the New York Observer. The
many friends and admirers of Mr. Hoge in
this city will be gratifed with this lust and
honorable tribute to his learning and talents
lie is one of the very ablest and most elo
quent divineS of the day Rev. Mr.. Van
Zandt, of Petersburg is also in an eminent
degree worthy the honor which has been con-
ferred upon him. We look upon him as one
of the first men of his age in the American
Church, and rejoice to see him winning lau-
rels, both on account of his exalted intellec-
tual abilities, and his generous and lofty ma
ture. Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Philadelphia, was
formerly resident of Virginia. Rev. Mr..
Prime is gentleman of fine attainments and
Virginian in heart ifnot in birth. His gen
erous vindications of the South, in the CO.
lumns of his widely spread and influential
journal, reflect equal credit on his head and
his heart
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M ECHUMS RIVER, MAY Is, 1854

M kCHUMS RIVER, MAY 25, 1854
WI The Undersigned 10 prepared to accommodate
twenty thirty BOARDERS, and will use his hest
exetons to render his guests comfortable and happy
Situate n the county Of Albemarle, Immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad, ten miles of Char
lettesville, and the eastern base of the Blue
those who can enjoy pure air, cool water pure milk,
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
beautiful and romantic scenery. No bar 10 kept In
his house. VIA s8.
TERMs-Per month, $40, Servants and children
generally about half price j per week, S6 per day.
$l25 - .,.st.. tiq..
: Post Office, "Mechum's River, Va"
my 26-dimc4ts WM GRAVES.
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TT is A FACT that the Daguerreotypes
l. taken by MINNIS x WATSON, at their Gale
ry I46 Man street cannot be surpassed in delesey
OF tone and tIuthfulness of expression. They are
superbiy finished Of the best material and colored TO
nature, IL desired.
Persons in quest of perfect likeneaes. viii End II
much to their interest TO give q call.
~ Don't forget the place--opposite Kent, fans
l. Kent's new building, Main stIeet. -
my n hiNNfs WAISoN
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AND FOR sALE-30 MILES FROM
IL THE CITY or RICHMOND, IN THE COUN-
TY OF CHARLES CITY.-S4 acIcs OF Lsnd, On the
road leading TO the Court House, 10 Of which IL
cleared, the bslsnee In tiuber. Upon the land 70 8
very comfortable House, and 10 said TO be . good
staDd for a country store. tt adjoiss the anda Of
VIM. Jerdin and Others. II can be bought very low
for cash. EDW'D D. EAcHO.
je22 Gen. Agent and Collector.
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NOTICE.-Wishing to change my busi
~ ness offer for sale, privately, my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren,
containing about six of first rate low grounds,
situated Immediately on the canal The Dwelling
House has six rooms-the Storehouse large and con-
venient and first rate stand for selling goods 80,
another House and Lot containing about two acres,
which would suit mechanic with a small family.
Either of the above named Lots will sell low, and
terms accommodating.
r A. PERKINS,
n Afba,n.rla r. Va ;e 2n--dG ufIS
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poTOMAC PAvILIoN-PINEY

DOTOMAC PAVIL l ON-PINE
i POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
sea bathing and general recreation, viii be opened
the 18th of June, fer the accommodation Of the pub
c and under the confident hope that safisaction was
afforded on his part last to visitors generally,
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally well kept during the present; and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board and doubtless many more will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue heretofore for its old as well ss the new
friends which may seek its quiet shades and WELL
known fishing grounds.
BoARD-fof q spgle day. S2oo-for three days or
less than a week, Si.50 per dsy-per week, $1,000,
and per month, 5000
Professor Loebmann's Coruet Band has been en-
gagged for the season.
ie I2-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Propreto'.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

10 THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINu.-ShouId
any one of you be suffering with ,hs n..ao' ou
1o~e Compi.ints, lose time, but call on so1ns of
nIueglss IN the city and get bottle of BaKERs
nsnsnt DiIfERs, as you will find it to make per
, aaeIt cure besides siren Dgtheuiug the whole sv.
.is, while 1t will be great preventative
les, 10 diseases that the human system il sub
OUT tne city. Orders promptly filed by addre.as
Je Z. BAKER. Richmond. Va
o. BATHS! BATHsM BArHs!!,-Hot, Cold and
Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dressns
oan ns u ana onampooning Saloon, under the Amer
ean "a u noteI-entrance on 1lth street.
S,nRie is H Bath Is cents or five tickets for 81.
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable resi-
Es;2 aenee on 4th, between Broad and Ms rshsll
saH'c'eEtIy roomy for q large family, with brick
Kitchen, gas water, &c.
Also, the brick house on Marshall ST.. near Brooke
avenue, now occupied by Rev. q. W. Motley, con-
tanning about rooms kitchen, &c. Possession given
lst July. Apply to
"a 10 TAYLOR n WILLIAMS
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o. FOR RENT.-A new Brick House,
hi with four rooms kitchen, and other conve-
Lences-situated on Nicholson st., Rockets. Terms
reasonable Apply to
my y H w. TYLER
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-On the night of the 18th inst
the store of Tildon & Co., jewellers, of New Or
leans, was entered and robbed of goods valued al
twenty tn ousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

Chief Justice Wells. Of Boston, died Of disease
the heart
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81 FOR RENT-A desirable new brick
Iii Dweliiug, Clay, between I'll and 9Th Streets
containing rooms, with gas and water on the pre-
misses. Possession given immediately. For tefms,
apply to
uIy 26-ts E.. A. J. CLOPTON.
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~ VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
IA RESIDENCE ON 18TH. BETWEEN CLAY
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE-The
Subscribers authorized 20 cell that very desirable
private residence the side OF 18th street
now in the occupancy of NJ. A. S. Lee. The lot
fronts 48 feet back I06 feet TO an alley 90 feet
vide. The house hss been built only about 5 years
sUd is q most desirable one Apply 10
ja It's CODDIN < APPFRSON.
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SUMNER RETREAra

A FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHIN1;-
"A NEAR HAMPTON vA-This defishtfaI r.
treat Is now reopened for the reception Of yisitors
pleasantly situated opposite the town OF Hamp-
ton, and Its proximity 70 Old Poiet fenders IL In
most respecta equal TO that celebr.ted resort The
rooms are isrrs and airy, and the table win be sup
Pneo with all the deEcacies of the season. Good
Wate.s and attendants have been procured and the
subscriber pledges himself that neither pains nor ex.
pense VIII be spared in order that satisfaction may be
Board per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ON
Do do. week...,... "a ~
CL;1 - JU W
price. " Ae'' no"
je 2i-d6w John mann
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9 FOR RENTING moderate sized
Iii Tenemeuts, in good order, for rent, adjoining
lay street ChuTch-oEe at Si25, the other Sl0e.-
Possession given mmediHey
le 2S-ft TAYLOR K WILLIAMS.
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ss VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

SS VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
EsI FOR SALE.-For sale and possession given
ist Septe~aber, or probably sooner, the House now
Occupied by A ). Lee, on 18Th street. between Mar
shall and Clay.
1t is of the best locations in the citv, being
quite retired aud at the time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
II Is seldom such property is in market, and but for
The feet that the present occupant desires to
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased
For terms, apply to
my 3-ts LEE & co.
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4 MELIA SPRIN GS.-1hls beautifu


IA and vel known Watering Place will be open
for the reception of visitors the lst of July The
buildings have been recently fitted up with the view
of afording the guests every possible comfort The
location is both healthy and pleasant and very easy of
access, being within two and half miles of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad An omnibus will
always be in readiness to convey the visitors from the
cars .. 81 +..-t
No pains will be spared to render the stay OF the
guests as pleasant and delightful at any other
watering place in Virginia. The water is remarkable
for its peculiar sanave qualities. 1t possesses the
properties as the waters of the White Sulphur,
only not 80 strong
The amuseu.ents are the Bowling Alley ana the
Ball Room. t.t5's
The proprietors dete rmined to close the Bar
the Sabbath, and under no circumstances to keep it
open later than 10 O'Clock, P. NJ, during the week
days. .
Here the man of business may find pleasant re-
treat from the noise and hustle of the city, and at
the same time be within three hours ride the
of the Capital of the State.
Our terms for board are as follows: nj
poafo per month";. ....pZoU0
70; 10. uay l.oO
Children, under IL years of age and Servants half
price. t.s 49,.
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, except
in sickness. 81 -
N. F. l. II. C. WILSON, Proprietors
ie 2l-d& elm
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s. FOR RENT-One of the best and
I'll Iuost accessible OFFICES for man of business
in the city. Apply to =. Ii. AYLETT at his law
office, on Governor street. NH 6-ts
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EOR HIRE-A Negro WOMAN, accus-
i toned TO waiiag 10 the hoas~ Apply toa,o
il 81 kAOLANO nRo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Fri.
day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

ofhINGS, known IN the lisr of post Offices as
Warrenton Springs, will be opened for visitors on the
10Th OF June. Extensive improvements have been
made since the last season. The entire bedding Of
the establishment has been renewed and the furni-
ture of the dining and other rooms extensively i'm
proved. Gas works have been erected; the light to
be furnished from rosin oil. Numerous ether expeu
ses have bee incurred for the comfort and accommo
dation of guests These. and the increased cost of
provisions of all kinds demand increase in the
rates of board, which will be: For the season, end.
ing first Of October. $8; for three months $75; for
two months. $65; one month, $36; for two weeks,
s2o for one week, Sill per day. 81; for dinner, 75c
breakfast, supper or lights lodging, Soc. Colored
servants and children under II years, half price
White servants three.fourths of full price No
charge for children under two years of age Horses
80 cts. per day, or $40 per month.
The railroad cars leave Alexandra at O'Clock In
the morning, and in two hours arrive at Bealeton,
where conveyances will take passengers over good
Springs The cars, also, will leave Alexandra at
P. NJ, for Warrenton and stages will take passen.
gers the same evening to the Springs by Macadam.
lied road six and half miles. From the South and
the West, the cars leave Staunton and Richmond in
the morning at about O'Clock, and may get to the
Springs via Gordonsville and Bealeton, to dinner;
thus affording two daily lines to Alexandria, and a
daily line to Gordonsville, Richmond and Staunton.
The superintendence of the establishment has been
placed under the control of the subscriber whose
experience in Lowell, Boston and Portsmouth, New
Hampshire entities him to hope he will be able to
give general satisfaction. He will certainly try to do
so. lie 6-eo9t SAMUEL A COBURN.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN r

-, DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN r
WALTHALL is now the oplv suthor;-sS -. -
ad =. tg,nis, texcepta few who have kindly consent
a 70 tieat charity cases TO practice Dr. G. B. Brai
t as proved successful and invaluable By this svs
total painless in the treatment partial and
psndsgas Inflammation Of the Eye and its ap
nsct Sc Sghtedness, from age or disease, Gaia
na,ft - u years standing, have been cured ana
bt ;t tns restored, without cutting or wash hv
lew nf and often only few seconds spnlics
have BEEN bensttss9 Of reeen. invention SO many
to snv that ali rh oy the system without injury
sEs nay +sssTessly put it to the test the
and Sf from sta ta cpn se 'onsgted from to
Richmond, Va, or by letter on ooSefnor ST.,
Fee for consultation 81. For prescription and IN.
For visits and additional treatment extra char.s
closed ~ S en-
AREI. 1T MAyo
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICH MOND, VIRGINIA,
M!LDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEros.
seE-ly For".erlyat Jones's Hotel, PhilaGelphia
SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEAss-In
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all timer bv
b. b.MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
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sPRINGS-Thi. nile,


- SAINT retreat will be opened, for the Sc asop ON
the LIST OF June Since last season. additions and inn.
pioVements have been made in the Hotel and Ca
oins and the whole establishment has undergone 4
repair; competent Assistants and Servants
M .ne olferent departments procured; good Band
o Music engaged, and everything done to secure the
pleasure and comfort of the guests
The waters are of three kinds: SULPHUR Chalv.
oeate, and combination of the two
pains paths not and cold, may be had as heretofore.
Inc Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms
M ana otner sources of amusement, invite those who
ar IN quest OF pleasure and recreation. az 's
Tne HUGUENOT SPRINGS are in Powhatan
county, II miles from Richmond and can be reached
Sy tne richmond and Danville Railroad to Robiou's
81. e 'nlousn ABOUT
It's expected that car will also leave Richmond
every saturday evening by which Arrangement visi-
ois may VISIT the Springs at the close Of the week
and return early Monday morning.
Board, SS2 90 per month, $40 90 per week et IS
per days Children under II years of age and Servants
nan pT1ce Breakfast Supper and Lodgings, so cts.
Je lin III ROVSrru
sn,;. .. AL letters should be directed to "Huguenot
Black Heath Coal Mipea n
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W HOItsal6 AgtHIS, hICHHIUHu'
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. je l9-d&clzt
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They who bathe in salt water it is said never
have the cholera
The value of cattle conveyed on the railways of
Great Britain last year was 923, 1870
Montgomery, the poet, left 5000 to the charities
of Sheffield.
The prospect in Ireland is that potatoes will yield
better than they have for fifteen years.
The first place in honor for the affair at Odessa
was accorded to Captain M'Claverty, Irish
man.
The head of negro boy was severed from his
body by a circular in mill in Russell county,
Alabama, last Monday.
PROFITABLE PRINTING.-One column of adver-
tising in the London Times is worth $4,000 year
to the propretors. The surplus profits ofthe Times
are 100000 year, sterling.
Victoria and Albert attended the ball given by the
Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane, and the
queen danced with Count Walewski, the French
ambassador, (son of uncle Bonaparte.)
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
MSotAkf PUbLlC:-Oftice on Franklin street, under
the metropolitan Hall, Richmond Va mol
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June lst, and the Proprietor hayine added Large sS
commodious House, Ball Room, Bowling AlleysGc.,
&c, pledges himself to make every effort to render
the stay of visitors pleasant and agreeable
Its advantages for Bathing Sea Air are not sur.
passed by other watering place. and the climate
is proverbial for health
~ Boats, Fishing Tackle &C.. in readiness for Wis
itOrs.
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Curious CHINESE PRovERBs-ON CONTENT
wall.
1t is the small wheels of the carriage that come In
first.
The man who holds the ladder at the bottom Is
frequently Of service than he who Is stationed
at the top of it.
COntentment is to the mind what frame is to
misunderstanding it, and lifting it, even, from
dunghill.
The turtle, though brought in at the reargate,
takes the head of the table.
Better be the Cat in phiIanth-opist's family than
a mutton pie at a kings banquet.
The learned pig didn't learn It's letters In q
day.
True merit, like the pearl Of an oyster is col.
tent to remain quiet until 1t fnds. an opening.
The top strawberries are eat en- the first.
He who leaves early gets thea best hat
Pride sleeps in gilded crown -contentmeni Ia
cotton aightcsp.
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E'OR HIRE--A sprightly, genteel negro
BOY, sboat ~ years old, such as Is Oft
sought for by private families Apply 70
Is "a NM. GOuLDiN.