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mY3-1m

1T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KE0WN-for
it is strictly rue-that indigestion Is the parent of
large proportion of fatal diseases nysentery disr
rhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint, aud many
other diseases enumerated in the City Inspectors
weekly catalogue of deaths, generated by indi-
gestion alone Think of that dyspeptics think of it
all who suffer from disordered stomachs, and if you
willing to be guided by advice, founded upon ex-
LANDS GERMAN BTTTERs, prepared by Dr. 9 M.
Jackson, which, IS an alternative curative and invg-
GRANT, stands alone and unapproached General de-
pot 100 Arch street We have tried these BitteTs,
ard know that they excellent for the diseases spe
CITED above II Philadelphia City Item.
Il 81.
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WEST POINT CADETs-In the list of newly ap-
pointed Cadets to the U. S. Military Academy at
West Point, we observe the names of R F. Butham
John Campbell, c ]. Morgan, Peter ]. Hairston
and Isaac Wheeler, of Virginia. The appointments
take effect from the goth of June 1854.
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@ FOR RENT-That very desirable
e. residence formerly occupied by the late Mrs
Susanna Pleasants situated Main street. between
I'd and Sd streets. 1t contains eleven rooms and eve
~ convenience for large family Possession given
by the lst day ofJuy For terms, apply at the Pen
nv Post office. o on PREMISES NV 2f-ts
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FLETcHER's HAIR ToNIO, prepared by

FLETcHER's HAIR IoNIC, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair 1t acts like magic in eradcatng Dan
druf and curing eruptons of the head, which is SO
prevalent among children during the Summer season.
But above all it Is wonderful in preventing greyness.
1t your hair is turning grey, few applications will
stop its progress; is there preparation for ths
hair that is equal to Fletchers in dressing hsir 1t
imparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance,
two applications week being sufficient to keep it
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t can be had heretofore. BY apply
ing at A. DUVALfS, Messrs. BENNETT l. BEERS,
VIM. .ADCOCK CO., Main street; and TO MessTs.
THOMAS TAYLOR and JOHN HI. BLAIR, Bird
street; or at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel.
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~ VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

Ai:l FOR SALE.-For sale and possession given
1st September, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A S. Lee or 18th street, between Mar
shall and Clay
1t is one of the best locations in the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business Main st.
1t is seldom such property is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
my S-ts LEE CO.
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ALL RrGHr.-Mr. Wright, formerly city tax col.
iector of Memphis, is now in Russia, where he has
ACQUIRED an i'm mense fortune, by his energy and
skill In carrying out his contracts with the Russian
Government for the building of Railroads, etc. He
IS In great favor with the Emperor and the nobility
all OF whom attended the. christening Of his last
child the expenses of which amounted to the round
sum of one hundred thousand dollars
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WILLIAM w. BAILEY,
my9 SIN 18th st between Franklin and Grace
FAMILY CARRTAGEl-

q@EAND d PAIR OF YOUNGSS
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE-The adve rtiser
he's for sale very superior Family Carriage, nearly
new, having been used only -four months, and pair
OF excellent Match Horses only four years old, with
Harness complete. An opportunity of this kind is
sc dom offered and any person in want would do we'll
to apply at once 10 JOHN II. SEAYRES Columbian
UsteI, or c. B. LUCK, Governor st.
P. S.-l have also a frst-rate Carriage House for
rent. INV I'm
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THE LATE JUDAH TOURo.-The N. Q. Picayune
of the Goth ult says:
"We learn that the body Of the lamented Judah
Touro will betaken on board the steamship Empire
City this morning, on its way to Newport where it
is to be inferred, in accordance with the wishes of
the deceased. twill be accompanied by the Rev
Mr.. Guheim and Mr.. Kursheedt who is ON his way
Touro"
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
At SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
to the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, ~ yeai
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri
day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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MURDER.-John Vogt, a German, residing in
Memphis, was shot dead while sitting in his house
few days ago, by young man named Carter. The
next day Carter was brought before an examining
court, when large crowd assembled under intense
excitement and cried out for the speedy destruc.
ton of the prisoner. The officers however sue
ceeded in quieting the multitude, and lodged the
nrisnner in iail
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COCOA DIPPERS to be had st
A. K. Ao0RES,
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A Mosr ExrRAoRplsAKY CURE ErsEcr'

And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
ont Virginia my 22-dScixt
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" ALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
On MARSHALL, BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS. FOR SALE-Tbe
ttbsc bers authorised to sell that valuable brIck
DWELLlRG now In the occupancy OF Mrs Susgn
SsThe, fronting 65 feet Marshall street runnng
bssk $50 feet TO an alley Ne
4, Inc terms Will be very accom- odatius: UDon
me payment OF one fourth cash, credit Of from to
pean Will be given the balance bearing ipte.
res payable slfyeariy, secured by a trust deed
tpplyt0 GODDIH APPERsON
NY <'-et AuctH
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LYoN's KATHAIRoN

LYONS kATHAIRON-FOr preserving, re-
storing cleansing and beautifyiug the Hair aiieva.
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
of the Skin Its reputation, co-extensive with the
civilization of the globe makes all praise superuous
all exaggeration impossible; and since its discovery
has found substitute to compete its incontesed,
the leading journals of Europe and America-sdies
who have used it upon their dressing g-tabes and mo-
theirs in their nurseriesin fact its million patrons
everywhere, from plebeians to kings, pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either
medicinal or toilet preparation ever produced Do
not fail to give it a trial. Price but 25 cents.
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
ID
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O. FOR RENT-A Store and Dwell
HI ing on l7th street, nearly opposite the Market
Apply 10 LEWIS HYMAN,
my I7-6t lSS Main ST.
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e. FOR RENT-One of the best and
III most accessible OFFICES for 8 man of business
in the city. Apply to P. Fl. AYLETT, at his law
office on Governor street. NH 6-ts
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

OFFICE r., f. Il P. X. r. COMPANY,
Richmond, May 25. 1854.
rSzzzzzzzx7 NOTICE.--At meeting of
ss. fss.r-si:- the President and Directors of this
Company to-dsy, the following resolution adopt
ed
Resolved That ard after the ist of June next,
no note of a iess denomination than Five Dollars will
be received or paid on the part of the Company.
c. w. MACMUROO, Treas.
P S.-Tbe specie change will be given by the
Company when specie notes are presented, other
wise the other party must provide themselves with
The proper amount under five dollars.
Passengers requested TO get their tickets at the
Office of the Company before starting.
nv 29-ts c. w NJ
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- STORE AND BUILDING LOTS
Iii FOR RENT.-The Store and House at the
corner of Sd and Broad Streets now occupied by Mr.
George, handsomely fitted up for any business, with
large double windows.
ALSO, ON LEASE,
Some Building Lots, in of said Store. Apply
to z. S. HICKSON,
ap28 2l9 Broad st.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
NESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HyTEL-A ] Arlington, Nelson;
II ? Miller. Chestad Geld; M Walthall, N York; 8
Dun.way Lancsst1, w T Britton. Va; j Richards
and lady. NJ Fulss, Stanton; A Richards Warm
Spring; N Riply, tottetourt; Z Martin, j w Mar
tin, Bouldin, alifax; Fl Allen. Lynchbg; D
Neal, Danvie; Russell, MecklenburF; Dyson,
Nottaway; W0 J,rdoni Charlotte; A Hoxin, n q D
3 r; w Dsbne Hanover; Bray, Yarmouth; D
Hatcher, CarAssville 0regg, Amelia;
Hardy, Miss; miller, l. L Luster, Chesterfield
} w Walton. Go. Jlland; Z Keen. Pittsyiyanis; ii
Csrper, Va; r HS Harris, Philada; C Schoolfield
Petbg; Gully, LyS thbg.
AMERICAN HJTEL-Thos D Price, Philadel-
phis; w Petison, 1ouolk; Mr. and Mrs Brandon w
Rogera Mrs Sess4 New Orleans Z Shawds, she.
nandoah; r An}srson, lady. child and servant, P
Thomssson, wv qburE; w Wickhsm, o;
w Nellson and ldy. Miss N Wsddy.J Harris
John Heath. 81 u uis; Geo Marshall. Petersburg
A Lewis, Texas Y Armstead, Dr. A Hopkins, Surry;
J p Wills Capt Tsos Wilcox, Amelia; Grigg,
Fsrmville; d 8 Rad, Mrs Read, T G Read, syt and
child Mrs Payton Orn Osk; w d Tunnis Heath
and lady. Hersnee w Wright, steamer Jamestown.
EXCHANGE EOTELs-J Blenningban N York;
Green, Phila; 4 Boehn Bait; Thomas, Mar
tinsyiile; w Joaes, w Crenshsw, Lypchbure; r
Lumsrson, stauntop; w Boiling. B Temple, We;
w Fitzhugh, Fr.d'E B Baylor, Essex; Jas Camp.
bell, Mis- Campbell, Lexinfton; w Rogers, w Il
Rogers, Loudcnn: 8 Rexisr. Va; b A Hoesstt, An
gusta; d Bird, Petersburg @ d Pitkin, NY:C II.
Tic. Tenn; D Jones, q L Spear and lady, PetsrsburE
A Blunt, Miss w Eouiware. Mrs Kidd, x 4 Q; Mrs
G Haynes and child, J B Gamble. Fla; @ w En-.
nereon, Bali; s 3 Eesvy, Boston; Carter Alex.
sndris; Geo Lans. Miss Lang. O..
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TPIRTITE OF RFspErT

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At meeting of the Marshals and officers of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, held at the Sec
retarys Office, on Monday evening, Nov'r 9Th the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
Whereas it has pleased an all wise and merciful
Providence to take from in the prime of life. our
late friend and associate 6UsTAvUs JARVIS whilst in
the discharge of his duties Marshal his broth
officers. whilst humbly bow to this sad dispen.
sation of Providence feel that in his death we have
lost valued friend, and the community an upright
and useful citizen: Be it therefore
1st Resotped, That we tender TO his bereaved IA
mily cur heartfelt sympathies, and commend them
to the protection of Him who has promised to be a
father to the fstherless.
"a. Resolved, That copy of these proceedings be
sent to the family of our I'd brother aud that
they be publishes in the daily papers of tbs city
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR., Chairman
THO. w. BRoCKENBRoUGH,S ec'y.
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DIED,

On Tuesday moNing, at quarter before O'Clock,
EMMA GORDON ARR, daughter of Robert p and
Mary Ann Cars ID year, months and IS DAYS.
The friends and uaintances of the family are re.
quested to attend Ter funeral, this morning at 10
O'Clock, from the Incidence of her parents on Gam
ble's Hill.
"As the sweet bD1-er that scents the morn
But withers II ne rising day,
So lovely was tY,s infants dawn
30 swiftly heS'ts life away"
On Tuesday, 7th 4stant, infant son of Peter w.
and Mary Ann kin, aged days.
The friends and ,uaintances of the family are re
spectfuiy invited s;end the funeral from the re-.
sdence OF the paren on Saint James street. at half
past O'Clock, this "wednesday evening, without
farther notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. =

ARRIVED,
Schr Timothy Pharo Crammer, New York. hay
M. Downey.
schr Honesty, Troy, mdse, J. r. Anderson.
Schr Charles and Susan, Young, oysters.
Schr Regulator, Dun, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown, Tilby, New York, mdze
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze.
Ludlam & Watson.
Brig Torcello, Boyer. light
Schr Henry Read, Johnson, light.
Schr George Luf, Veazey, Charleston, 8. c., mdse.
D. Currie.
Schr Palestine Knox light.
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A. NJ. BAILEY, Esa.-We take pleasure
in announcing to our readers that this popular and
talented gentleman has consented to deliver an ad-
dress this evening at Corinthian Hail. and we think
we can promise them In advance one of the richest
Intellectual easts they have had the pleasure of en-.
loving this season. Mr.. Bailey is one of the few
listen to on every subject; and now that he is to
appear as an advocate of a cause which we know
he has long cherished of the dearest idols of
bis heart know that he will do credit to himself
and honor to the Institute OF which he il member
Every working man, as well as all who feel an Ia.
terest in their prosperity should attend Corinthian
Hallto-night, to learn from and be edited by one
who is intimately associated with them, and who
feels and knows their wants. and is fully able to ad-
wise them as to the proper means of ensuring their
triumphant success.
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tARRIED,

On ThuIsiay. q {: BY the Rev. DR. ], B. letter,
Mr.. JESSE H. KlNS to Miss DOROTHY A.
FRANKLIN, bot this city.
e. Petersburg Abingdon papers please copy.
On the 9Th inst, y the Rev. ]. J. Mcmahon, Mr..
JOHN BERRY, o Detroit, Michigan, to Miss HAIR.
RET S. READ, VI this city.
On Sunday, 5th lA'v., in Weldon, NC, by John
Campbell. P. ANDREW j. DUNN, to Miss
JULIA F. HoUs pN, a of Richmond
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PLAIN TALK.-The Church Review, a very
able and learned Episcopal periodical, pub
lished in New Haven, Connecticut, cannot
certainly be accused of hattering the people
of its section. Noticing a work called Far
mingdale. by Caroline Thomas, the Review
says: 1.-The stolid ignorance, tbs contracted
meanness, the cold-hearted, calculating sci.
fishness, the want of moral and mental cul.
fure which characterize large class of Yam.
kee farmers, are here portrayed to the very
life. Whoever has seen much of New Eng.
land will find no difficulty in naming the per-
sons who have sat for their picture. This
psltry meanness of character is almost the
worst thing about New Englanders." 1t
just this class precisely, which make the most
fuss about abolition. The more refined and
intelligent portion of New England society
hsve nothing to do with it.
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PROMISING BOY.-James Griffin, youth
about II years old, was found drunk and asleep In
morning he stated that he came from Baltimore
here to learn the carpenters business and that he
was an apprentice to Mr.. George X. Crutchaeld.-
Doubling the correctness of his story, the Mayor
had him caaboosed for another hearing
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WAUGH's IrALIA.-This beautiful piano.
rama will be exhibited this evening at Metropolitan
Hall. From similarity of name, many have sup
posed this work of art to be the same that gave
much delight to our citizens few years since
This il mistake. TWAS, however, painted by the
same artist, and was finished only few months
since. Judges pronounce it in every respect su.
perior to the first one. If we do not mistake the
good taste of our citizens, they will extend to it
liberal patronage
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WESLEYAN FEMALE CoLLEaK-We
learn from the Murfreesbourough IN CO. Gazette
that the Board of Trustees of this COLLEGE. held
meeting in the Methodist Church in that place last
week, and rendered the appointment of President
OF the College, to the Rev. JOS H. DAVIS at present
the regular stationed Minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Centenary Church, Richmond, Va.
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TAKEN UP.-Sam, slave to Cornelius Ty
rec, supposed TO be runaway, was arrested and
Gagged by the Watchmen, but on the masters max
ing an explanation to the Mayor yesterday morning
the servant was discharged.
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IMPORTANT TO THE Owners AND HIRE

IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS AND HIRERs
OF NEGRoEs.-We lay before our readers petition
10 the mayor OF Richmond, numerously signed BY
merchants and other business men, on a subject of
great interest," not only to the petitioners themselves
,ns OF negroes who hire their ser.
the ordinance alluded to will be rigdy enforced by
his Honor and the police generally. The ordinance
alluded TO- Is to prevent the obstruction of the prn-
cps streets of the city by slaves brought here to be
hlied cut For years past it has been almost impos
sbie Tor ladies to pass along Main street. from 18th
TO l7th streets, between the 18th of December and
i0th OF January, for The hundreds of that
literally damned the sidewalks. Those having me-
gIoss for hire have no more right to obstruct the
| street with them than merchant has with his
goods ana II they persist in doing 30 during the ap-
preaching season, We have very little doubt that
the ordinance, alluded to, reads thus:
MOT more than fire negroes shall at any time
stand together on sidewalk: at or near corner of
the street And negroes shall aerer stand on side
'ra& to The inconvenience Of hte persons harng to
pass By"
to hiring times" and is now in full force We sp.
pend the petition alluded to:
To His Honor the Mayor Of the City of Richmond:
The undersigned. Merchants of the City of Rich
the sixth section of ordinance "concerning ne
sroes passed March 2lst, 1858.
And suggest. in order that the same may be en-.
forced at the time OF servant hiring that you
to be published by proclamation the said ordinance,
In the city newspapers and hand bills in due time;
that sait ordinance win be enforced
Hart Moses, C sinton Co, Johnston L Brans.
Binford, Mayo l. Blair. Edgar Macon Richardson d
Co. Christian Lathrop, B Wood. Tho N Fsrrow,
VIM H Goodman, James Duriett, w II Peasants,
Schuyler Roberts, solomon Davis Maury Morton.
Abraham Levy, 7 B Humphreys 4 Son, L 0ennet,
Benz Davis, Alex Garrett. Ro M Anderson, L ia
eobs; Hugh H aodsin. Grstter L Brent Frederick
Frayser, 8 P Semple. Aug Bodeker, Jno 3 Colin.
Patterson & Jackson. Jno L Smther, siss L johnson.
phreys Michael Hart.
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CORRECTIONAL unfortunate typographi.
81 error occurred in our tslsgraphic report
the New York -four market, yesterday
rning. Southern -four should have been
~ n .es.asAss.75.
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IMmIGRATIoS.-The arrival of 273, 55l emf.
grants at the port of New York, during the
present year, 1898 of whom arrived during
the week ending on the lst inst, does no,
warrant the apprehension of any serious fal
ling off in the emigration to this country
The high rewards of labor in the United
States, and the other advantages offered to
laboring men in the new world, will continue
to increase emigration from Europe.
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GONG AT LARGE.-Two negroes, Henry
and Albert,the first owned by George Key of Gooch
land and the last by George f. Exall. were com
mitted to prison, yesterday, by order ofthe Mayor
for going at large.
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"SARAH WAsH1NGrdN. in publishing
the report of the committee on thoroughbred brood
mares, the award was given to "Martha Washing.
ton," owned by James Tally, Of Henrico. This
was an error The premium was awarded to THo's
w. boswell, Esq of Richmond, for his celebrated
brood mare Sarah Uaskington"
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HusoARY.-The whole kingdom of Hun.
gary, independent of Austria, compartments
10000 square miles, and $4,000, 900 of peo.
pie. With little judicious, material aid
from Nicholas, Hungary may easily avail
herself Of the present state of affairs In the
East to re-establish her independence. ~
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DIsoRDERLY.-George Wilson got on a
"bender' last Monday night, and by way of giving
streets and alarmed the neighborhood by his yells
and screams. The Watchmen being within hear
ing distance soon escorted George to the second
story of the market, where he spent the remainder
of the night Yesterday he appeared before the
Mayor, and promising to keep clear of such
scrapes in future was discharged.
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GIVING THE SIDEwALK-We have been
requested to invite the attention of the police to the
fifth section of an ordinance concerning negroes,
passed 2lst of March, 1885, and now In force which
is rudely violated every day. Complaints are fire.
quently made by ladies of being ebowed from the
walkways by servants, and 1t Is therefore time to
enforce the ordinance alluded to for their protec
ton. The section reads thus:
"a negro, meeting or overtaking, or being over
taken, by white person. on a sidewalk. shall pass
on the outside; and If it be necessary to enable
such white person to pass, shall get off the side.
walk"
Any violation of the above law may be punished
with stripes at the discretion of the Magistrate be.
fore whom the accused may be arraigned.
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FAMILY FLoUR.-The committee of awards
ofthe Agricultural Society, to whom was referred
the subject of Family Flour" after carefully ex-
tine Of before
| for barrel OF best family -four, branded Fancy
Mills" Montgomery County, Va.
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PERSONAL.
M ARIA MALATESTER

MARIA MALATESTER- This woman
Ul has been for some time past imposing herself
on the public city being in destitute circum
stances. by begging from the citizens She has
husband, whom she has left. and who is able and
willing to provide for her. The public cautioned
against her She has teeth, and is at this time en-
ciente This notice is published by her brotherr-law
oc l0-dlmx PHILIP DERXOTTO.
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THEATRE.-Two great pieces will be per-
formed tonight-Jane Shore and Lucretia Borpia;
in both of which Mrs. Farren appears. Besides,
there will be dance by Misses E. and ]. Kendall,
who always elicit applause The Theatre was
well filed on Monday night with the most fashion.
able audience of the season.
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STANDARD BALANcEs.-Have you seen, at
Cornthian Hall, the aet Of STANDARD Balances. cot
up aud exhibited BY Meaars Sampson 4 Pae Of this
ctyi II not you should call In and look ct them for
they are really beautiful.
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To BE HEARD.-William Miller was sum-
moned before the Mayor yesterday to show cause
| why he should not be fined for violating the Sab
bath by selling oysters, but owing the absence of
his witness the case was adjourned until this morn
inc
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MopEL FURNACE, BATHS, EFT,

MODEL FURNACE, BATHS, ETc,-The ex-
hibitIon made by Messn. @. 4 A: Bassamin. Jr At
Corinthisn Hall, speaks vel for their mschsnical
skll and ingenuity, a. well for their enterprise
We noticed yesterday In the spsce devoted to
In the second floor, two splendid baths fitted m IN
handsome style and ready for use, and model fur
mace. which seemed to NJ to be most complsts IL.