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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
sARsrR, SPARE MY CHIN i.

PARODY.
Barber; spare my chin,
Touch not a single hair,
Letnotth thy ruthless steel invade
Ny cherished goateo there;
Withhold .hy barborous blow,
Think ofmy aseIot,
Oh, barber. letit grow;
Thy steel must harm Il not.
Twas my forefather's pride.
Iiisglory and renown,
And with trembling hand
lie strokod bis goatco down.
Blast not my future lot,
Forbearthy cruel blows
Oh barber, harm Il not,
But ietmy goates growl
on, whom a llsping child,
In Innocence arrayed,
Ny mother, faIr and mild,
In accents sweet has prayed
A tear was In her oye, I...
Asshe checked my childish glee--
ask thee with Sigh,
Oh, barber,le let Il bel
Ny heart-sirlngs round II cling,
Like IVY 10 the oak;
Wouldst thou deep anguish brings
Forbear thy barber-ous strokel
The storm without may rave,
Aecursed be my lot;
While I've hand to save,
Thy steel shall harm II not.
>>~
Her moan was loud and frequent,
Hcrvolee was low anJ weak, -.js
Akd eonsumptlons, bar rning hectic
Seem flashing in her cheek.
In the cold airshe walked bat dlfally.
In the warm sa loon grew faint,
And pain disturbed her sleep BY nisht.
~ Though she bore II like saint,
The sores that she complained OF,
Were dreadful FOR TO sec,-
She said '.the fomons salse OF Russia,
Has been applied TO me,r
The gossips were mistaken
Mosthapplly were deceived,
For The famous saive Of Russia .rI la
Has worked great rcprieve. ~.
For sale BY J. D. Park. corner OF Walnut q
Fourth, Cincinnati. tst ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

"You cant shine" as the snufIeu
said when they put outthe candle,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

Yours &c.
a PRo Boao PuBLce.
Editor, wen thal is cool, l declare.
public good again. II Quid Il Co,
wish to have their mouse trap known
to the public; the path is smooth and
straight-let them advertise What's
hereg {Taking up another letter
reads.
Sir: In the communication which
sent you, and which appeared in print
last Saturday, there are several abom-
niable mistakes, which could not have
been accidental. For instance, for a
band of countless demagogues,' you
make me say a bevyof Countess Dow
agers-ior churches you substitute
crutches--and the phrase .'poor sin-
ners" is transformed into good din
ners! The communication was written
ina plain. legible hand. and there can
be no excuse for such egregious blum
ders. SESFx.
Editor-Such blundcrs are annoying.
and don't wonder the poor man gives
free vent to his spleen and i'll humor.
plain, legible hand indeedl His
chirography is rascally. Champollion
himself could not have deciphercd il
correctly. If Ifcorrespondents will not
write a legiblc hand, they ought not
to expect their published communi-
cations will be free from errors
EnterMr Farmer.
farmer-I want my paper stopped.
can't afford TO take it any longer.
have q large farm and q large family
and j can't afford to take paper while
taxes are so high.
editor, What do you get now fol
butter and eggs, and potatoes and
wheat?
Farmer-O, well they are high TOO
but have 10 pay so much for hats and
shoes and clothes that / can't atior 4
to take a paper at present prices.
Editor-The prices of white papei
aud Of ink has advanced also, ,andso ha'
every article otfooo. DO you wan
editors. to pay high taxes aud fhigi
prices and yet furnish papes-<-eveI
cheaper than they used to doY
Farmer-I don { care how they live
or whether they Live at all ornot. II
not take your paper unless YOU let m'
have il for a dollar. .t.
Editor-Do yourefuse TO buy hat
and bonnets for your children becaus'
you have topay as much as formly9
Farmer-W Why; no. OF course not
How would my children look withou
new hats and bonncts, stop my paper
sayl
| Editor solus, there it is again
The halter, and tailor, and matu
maker. and millincr, and merchant
aud shoe makerand everybody else CO.
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my files Of reject--I mean deferred
original articles. as soon as / have an
hour to spare, and send il TO your adj
tlress--If can find IL Exit poet,
looking daggers.
Editor solus Poclryl Original po-
etry? Original indeed
Enter Mr. Hatchetl1
Mr. Hatchet--oir, | have n short
communication which / wish you TO
publish in your next paper.
Editor takes the communication
and reads it)--Why sir. this is a Sc
we're and personal attack on an individ-
ual who enjoys highly respectable
character.
Mr. Hatchet-Neyegthele,s, the state
ments are correct--true TO letter,
and hope you have independence
enough TO state the truth, and shame
the rascal
Editor, [enquiriuglyl OF course,
you are willing 10 be publicly known as
my authority in the case--you nre
willing to assume all the responsibility
Of the publication IN case an action for
libel should followl
Mr. Hatchet confused why no, not
exactly. Isuppose il VIII not be nee
essary TO mention my name in the
matter. Indeed, l would not be
known in connection with il for the
world. | merely give you the facts,
and requestyou. as an honest man,
and fearless editor, to lay them be-
fore the world, on your own response
oility.
Editor-Why then, sir, tell you
plainly, that as an editor, / shall do
nothing ofthe kind.
Enter a gentleman with a frown-
ing aspect. and evidently quite an
cry.
Angry Man-sir, AN article appeared
in your paper yesterday. which reflects
seriously on my character, and l come
70 ask en- explanation.
Editor (alarmed) what article do
you alludc TO, sir? [ know Of nothing
IN yesterdays paper calculated 10 give
offence TO any man.
Aagry Man, you said, sir, that there
was n man in this city who was in the
habitof cheating his customers by
selling under weight Now, sir, have
good reason to believe you meant me
But il is not true, sir. II is a liisel-a
gross and unprovoked libel--and |
defy you to prove it. / call to tell
you TO stop my paper, sir | will
make You smart for thisl Exit in a
rage.
Editor-poor mani He'll feel great
ly relieved after such an explosion Of
steam. never saw or heard OF him
before; but guilty conscience needs
no accuser. wonder who will come
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EOpcns iettef ana reauS.
Dear sir;--0n accidentally looking
into the store Of Quid & Co, No 3ee
Fillmore st, and turning over their
large and ertsnsive assortment Of goods,
| saw MOUSE TRAP Of most curious
and ingenious construction. under
stand that ithas lately been patented
and its surprising merits are such
that it only needs to be known, to be
introduced into universal use. have
no personal interest in the matter. but
am actuated solely by a desire TO pro-
mote the public good. By giving this
5riG communication conspicous
place in your very valuable paper, you
would undoubtedly confer a great IA
yor on your numerous readers.
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..... MlistslIanp. g
EDITORIAL TROUBLES.
by HAwsrR MARrrsoAIr.

A Dramatic sketch.
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CORNELIUS Won TRoMP.

Editor seizes his pen---his face is
lighted up by benevolent smile land
after great flourish, he commences
his long projected article on the Pro-
gress Of he Age. The curtain falls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24
THE CITY OF GLASGOW.

1t is now ftty-two days since the steamship City
of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool for this port,
during which time not a word has been heard OF
her, and the apprehensions for her safety have
increased to painful extent.
Itwas hoped that news might have by this time
been received of her having put into the Azores to
repair some slight damage or obtain supplies OF
coal; but even this hope has been disappointed
The barque lthona from Antwerp arrived at New
York yesterday, having been obliged to put into
Fayal in distress. She left Fayal on the Sd OF
April, and makes no mention of the City of Glas.
gov. This was thirty three days after the Glas.
Cow sailed from Liverpool, and afforded time for
her to have reached that port of refuge unless she
was entirely disabled or hemmed in in the ice
mueh more completely than the other vessels that
have encOunteredit.
The dates from Liverpool are to April 9Th, late
enough for the Glasgow to have crossed the ocean
having put back to English port is also thus frus
trated.-Phita. Bulletin, .Saturdag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24
a DAMS & cos NEW YORK v1ul

~ -r~S ~ W. y NE w xOKk- VTR-
sH1po GINA AND NORTH CARoLINX srr.1
sTEA n1TPPSESS, PER UNITED STATES MAm.
AIM Tr6HS r6HS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOvM r1s Ar1
TERsBHRRaa !. NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc.
York to Nashs ne u g. mail line Of stssmers from NJ
fRIvLEc rs ON sna Richmond fors rEcIAL Exrasss
receive and G a that route, we are now prersred =
CHANDISE and as, q. to and from New Yorf, MER-
Our Express 1ud vsis r. greatly reduced rates. @
day and Satnrd. u leave New York everv w.S..
and JAMESTS1{{,Rer per splendid steamsrs R5,aNnnnTScS NnnSS
ceived at our New YorS orSaassssiy asiy Goods win be- re-.
Mer.b.n. vs. On the day Of sailipr way, untii \
We Mefenants and Others ordsrinvI
sTElMsHIeSu HIeSusssss to order By kpHn1ss TSSs Tom Ney
Al OW inland Express win run a. bs,..o.
mss.sn rosn ana Richmond daily, in ehasSs :, iesvins
ana route, will be forwarded BY the sssssh the in
NonJ J. I; McDONoUGH, Agent RishmoCaos. 90.
,o,t Ntppa..iCE.-Express packages for Nor.
on, r. petersburg and Richmond, intended for ~
hsra %sns per stesmen Roanoke or Jsmss.own mp, MP,
wav' whn oe received BY ADAMS Co, Sc Broad.
wno are the only authorized ssepts for E.r.
rN'"osos oy tnose steamships ~fAe~
tae-,. LUDLAM PLEAsANTs
IS Broadway New York
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING

GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
~ ROOFING, &c.-Havns just received from the
North a large stock of Materials, now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin
any kind of metal in the best manner, at reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
| have secured the services of nuniber Of ex-
ceeRt woskmen in the various branches of my bust
ness, and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line
will find It to their advantage to give cali at my
store the East side of 18th street, between Main
and Cary.
fa IA
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A Coop PLACE FOR PHYSIcIANs.-A correspon
dent of the Rockingham Register writing from
Wachahoota, Marion county, Florida, says:
81 have seen but two or three doctors that could
give me dose of medicine, if were sick, since
came to Florida There is a clever Physician, fifteen
miles from here who is from Albemarle county,
Va, his name is Geo. B. Paine and he was class
mate ofmy old friend DR.. Herring. He goes sixty
miles from home, in every directions: his practice
amounts to between six and eight thousand dol
lars year, SO he told me-"
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HAPPY RESULT.-HIP DISEASE
i lLAMENESS CURED.-HAMPTON'S VEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE.-Read the following extract
of a letter dated

llLAMENESS CURED.-HAMPTON'S VEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE.-Read the following extract
WASHINGTON, March 49, 1854.
MEssRs. MORTIMER MowBRAY-Dear Sirs-My
one side during the early part of last summer but
thought it from habit she had acquired OF stand
ing the left foot Several persons told me that it
was hip disease, which l was unwilling to believe,
until she became so crooked that was quite alarm
ed. In September, / took her to one OF the best
physicians 10 our city, who said that her spine was
affected, and prescribed accordingly The medicine
being of to her. he then pronounced hip dis
ease. and said she would probably be lame for life
tn en- made use of much advertised and celebrated
Liniment, which said to be beneficial in such
cases. and continued it until the 10th of February.
when | changed it for HaItshorn Lniment. which
used until the 18th. Her sufferings becoming more
acute returned again to the first mentioned Lini.
ment but she still continued to grow worse, and
could not move be moved without the most in
tense suffering. then bought bottle of HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINNCTURE, and on the
third day after she had begun to use it she could
straighten herself and stand up without support
The little creature was overoyed that she threw
her hands over her head and exclaimed, On, see, l
can stand myself" She had not been able 70 stand
as straight for two or three months before It one
month Since she commenced using the Tincture, and
can now walk as well as before taken sick.
Respectfully s'uHEi. Il. W. FRANKLANp.
Penn Av., near GeorGesGgwn Ws.g;n a,s1 sridSe, + e
WE REFER TO
Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canets aoDs IsaH,
John Pervail, 8. A Grimm, John Luxe, nevo
Eskrdge, u 8. Navy, and THOUSANDS OF o.ns , caaso
Bronchitis, st. vitus' Dance, &e
Wa refer to our own citizens.
m, HAMPTON, the author Of this great Hamp.
-, H.assabe fracture il in bis Goth year, In good
health 80 that it will be seen 1t is not an article got
mn to impose on the public. 2
Gail and get pamphlets gratis
HAMPTONiE VEGETABLE TiNCTURE.-Cail
and get psmp hlets gratis with history OF discoveryo
fh;a wondedul Blood Purifier, and see certificates ef
our ewn citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fuIa Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
soid by o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL, LADn
4 Co. Richmond; by DR. COOKE, FredericksburF Z
BY all the Dmggists in Petenburg; by MoRTIME1
4 MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY DuSgiss nni
Storekeepers everywhere.
~ si per bottle 6 bottles for e5.
ap 2l-d&cts
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WICKED FAMILY.-George Giispie, aged II
years, was few days ago sentenced to the State
Prison of New York. for ten years, for burglary in
the first degree. Hiram Gilispe, his brother, aged
%, ia serving out term at Sing Sing. for similar
crime. James Gilispie, another brother, aged 90
is an inmate ofAuburn State Prison for the crime
of store-breaking. Howard Gillspie a lad of 15
brother of the foregoing is in Jail awaiting trial Oh
the charge of daring burglares. The evidence
against him is conclusive and there is no doubt he
will be convicted.
A sad record, truly, of crime and ruin by the
young members of a siuge family!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

III IRISH IL BOTTCHER, 179 BROAD
Il STREET, have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their Spring supplies # TRIMMINGS ofthe
latest and most approved styles together with
large variety Of FANCY ARTICLES, in part from
the personal selection of Mr.. c. Bottcher now in
Europe
We also prepared to execute all kinds of
BRAfDiNG aud EMBROIDERY WORK, having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
IN that. line. Many new and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to
assortment, which will stamp draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
]
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LAUNCH OF A LARGE STEANER-The steamboat
" Metropolis, - intended for the New York aud Fal
River line, was launched at Greenpoint, Long Is
land. last Thursday She is 800 feet long, 45 feet
beam, and measures 23OO tons burden Her en-
CINE is fthe enormous power of 105 inch cylinder
and II feet stroke. She is the largest steaboat
built in this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24
! ". SMITH. GAS FTTTER AND

~ MANUFACTURER OF GAS FIXTURES,
l5th street, below Msin street, Richmond, Na.-Hsv-
ina secured the services Of first cisss workmen, am
prepared to make TO order all kinds of Gas Chan
deliers, Brackets Pendants, Nc at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
Also, old Chandeliers, Lamps, &c, cleaned, esilded
or bronzed, and made TO ,ook like ones.
An kinds OF Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended to
y. B--The trade supplied with Gas Fixtures, &c,
at Northern prices. j. W. SMITH,
II I'm 18th ST below Main at
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NH y I'm MAR

WOOD.--I offer for sale, at the wood
W yard recently occupied by hfr. John F. Reeve,
Broad street. for cash, to punctual customers
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutling Wood,
shall De regularly supplied with it. Through the
kindness of Mr. Luther P. Ellis and of Mr. B. w Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or
ders be left and which will be promptly attend
ed to-
fe I0-3m S NJ DAVIS
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE

a APPLE CHEESE; small lot of country cured
cured Hams, of the best brands likewise Fam Breast
Pieces, Middlings and Shoulders; Smoked Beef; Beef
Tongues: superior Lard in pals and in bbs.; No.
larzeMackerel: Tongues and Sounds and Codfsh;also
Cotees ofthe best qualities Sugars of all description
superior assortment Of the finest Teas; London Por-
ter IN e. and pit bottles; Pickles by the barrel or
gallon: Chocolate; Rice London aud American Mus
taTd; Fluid Syrup; Moasses and every other article
In the grocery line for family use, for sale bv
It. w. TURPIN,
NH y I'm Main between Tth aud 8tb sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL little girl
was killed in the town of Eicottville, Cataraugus
county, on Friday last, in the following manner
While sanding in chair adjusting the covering of
bed, she was called by her sister to flock of
pigeons Turning suddenly to get down, her
clothes became entangled in the chair, and she was
thrown upon which laid with it's edge up
wards between two sticks OF wood. Her head was
split open and instant death was caused She was
ii years old, and daughter of Michael Clancey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

NEW BUILDING CoMPANY.-Persons that
aaso subscribed, or wish to do so, to the list At
mnoWles Walfords Book Store, are notified that
sHoNDAf EVENING, oath inst, at g O'clock In the
nchooi Room, foot of the Brick Walk Esd and FranL
M - s's o. only few shares more can be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24
GEORGE J. SUMNER,

IMPoR AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NO. 30 FOURTEENTH STREET,
AS now in store and is daily receiving
Il Il his spring supplies of EARTHENwARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, OF the latest and
most approved patterns aud shapes, together with
lstge stock of GLASSWARE, LoOkING-GLASS-
rs and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found as extensive and the prices
as low 81 any Northern re-paeking house esn offer.
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by an examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
a. Special attention given 10 packing.
rOh d2m
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GoDDIN L APPERSON.
4 TTRACTIVE REAL EST Al E
~ EARN AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT


~ FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT
ON THE X X ID. .RAlLROAD-FOR SALE of
fer al private sale, such terms must needs suit
the purchaser, NV place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION" on the Richmond and Danville Railroad,
II miles from Richmond containing about $50 acres,
one-hal with the buildings, lying the South, and
the ether half on the North side of the Road-being
willing 10 sell ali or the half
The ueighboThood is good, the location healthy,
and the Improvements extensive. The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine, oak. etc.
the hands OF an enterprsing person it is believed
that This establishment would prove very profitable.
torh is place nf much resort, and many boarders
IRON the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
tJr the summer months.
Post Office is kept there and the present pro.
Prietor has a Stage Coach running three times
week to Cumberiand County which pays well.
place holds out strong inducements for it lies in the
midst OF the coal region, aud the gns this mir era
ia the cut made for the railroad and in digging we'll
were exceedingly fatterng.
Ap 9 dim VIM. A MARTIN, Chesterfield
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

JOHN GEDGE, lawyer, and Past Grand Master
of the Masonic Fraternity in L ouisiana, died sud
denly few days since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

HANDS OFF !-E ]. Gomez, Ex-spanish Consu
at hey West, publishes a card threatening with
prosecution all who may dare to pilfer guano from
Jupiter Island on the Florida coast
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. CowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served TO subscribers
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS FER WEEK, payable
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
IN advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
aay and mailed TO subscribers at s. per anuum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

ABBY FoLsoM.-l is a mistake to suppose that
the distinguished Abby Folsom has retired to pri-
vate life The star other earthly glory has not yet
set. She made her appearance few days ago in
the Massachusetts House of Representatives, imme.
diately after the adjournment, and poured forth a
volube haraneue, chiefly directed against insane
hospitals, which she characterized as "prison
houses OF death" She closed her speech with this
remark: n have heard that Rome was once saved
by the cackling of GOOSE" and at down. She
shortly afterwards rose and began to speak again,
violently denouncing the Maine Liquor Law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

NOrICE.-I wish to inform the citizens
~ of Richmond and the Railroad Companies in
general, that l prepared to furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS. MARQUES, TARPAULINS
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. c. DREW
p. S-Al orders TO be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos Renovan's on l4th or Peari street, Richmond.
NH q 2n* w c. DREW
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The Commonwealth rs. Charles B. Christian. far thu
Murder Of Thomas Blackburn.
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sional services to the public Ma hs foIf =. -,
Hill. Doau 81 Ley "a Ghuicn
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The State House, in Columbia, has been safely
moved from Its position, by Messrs. Glaze a Boat
wright. Its length 10 l37 feet Its WIDTH, ol ieet
and the distance which it is moved, 100 feet. III
cbimneys are still standing
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER n AIvEv

No, 10 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va.
AVE now in store, of their own direct
complete stock of anu ians' the most
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this market consist;nv IN 49,. .<
the following: ''ins IN part OF
.nS lotion and Silk HOSE and Half Hose of all color.
GLnVESn ana Women's Gotten, Thread, Silk and Kid
Ladles Linen Cambric Linen Lawn uar,..;...,
and Embroidered HANDKERCHIEES
Gents plain Linen. cold bordered Cambyi. fo,.,
"n1ee np an ana Il, Damask Sir kHANDKERCHIEFS
GkAvATS and NECK-TlES in endless variety
EMBROlDERIES of every description
SHIRTS. COLLARS, SUSPENDERS SEwINc
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, COMBS, &c
With beautiful assortment of ladies' Siik and Vel
vet DRESS TRI INNINGS. to which we respectable
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
una trade assuring them prices will be a. low al
in any Northern house. mai
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NAvAL.-The U. frigale Columbia, Comman.
der g. ]. Pendergrast bearing the broad penant oil
Commodore Newton, . daysfrom Havana. anchor
ed in Hampton Roads on Wednesday night
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lis CHARLES FL. LANGLEY.
no THE CITIZENS AND STRAN-

Il GERS VISITING THE CITY-If you wish to
get your and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to
beautiful black brown color Just call on HOB
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampoong and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
N Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A NJ. to 8 P. NJ. and on Saturday to IL
r M Single bath IS cents, tickets for 81. En-
tr nee on Ith street fep