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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsON's g
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE. This preparation is offered
the public not as nfsble remedy. but being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choler. Morbus
DiarrhGa, Oysentery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach &c, &c. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste, causes unpleasant sensation aud does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation,
such things you have found by experience
with you. E. d. RO OBINSON, M. b.
Office Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. 2-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

A CARD.-Since the proprietor's recent
Laboratory enlargements he Il able to fill his hume.
ROM rons orders for LYoNs KArHAIRoN, without delay.
Ihis peefleis and immensely popular article for in
ygorsting and beautifyng the hair 10 sold by every
druggist throughout North and South America. Eu.
rope ana the islands of the No article of any
the world. ~ III p0i'S Vi
Let those now use
Who never used before
And those W ho always used,
Now use the more.
The price is still IS cents, in large bottlea
d. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
au ii" l6l Broadway, N. Y.
JAMES b. SCLATEK,
PRoDuc BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl Streets Richmond Virginia
jy 24-d5m '"e'nia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

Mrs l. c. Froes, tho sctrcss, has como into poe
session Of 80, ,0Ooby thedessh II arslsdye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The corn mill belonging
to II. w Hawes, the lumber yard OF Iiulin Lacy.
and considerable amount OF property besides, in
Louisville, were destroyed by fire last Saturday
p{,hf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
ID H. L. TTGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

p
s;h and 7th streets, Richmond, Fa.-The next ses-
,,on of this SCHOOL will commence on FTidsy y, the
18th of September next, and close on the 18th of
July following.
TERMS fpayable semi annually in advsncel
For senior Cissscs and Msthe atics, per
sion, ....''...... ecu
For junior DO, DO. DO. 50
For common English educaton............. 40
For each Modern Language. textrs, l....... 20
The undersigned can be at his schoo'-rooms
from 70 10 A. NJ. r. II. l.. TlGHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

MRS ELIZA JANE DARDEN, Principal.
THE Course of Instruction will be tho
IL rough, and teachers of experience and acknow-
Iedged ability. will assist in each department
MRS. DARDEN will give her pupils critical ex-
animation once week, and impartial report of
their progress will be made monthly to parents and
guardians. Her supervision will be attended with
that and .onstancy which the truly responsible
station of the vigilant teacher requires.
TERMS:
per session of months from the Second Monday
In September):
Ordinary English branches..............Si
Advanced do do ............., Is
Highest do DO .... 90
Monochromahc Painting. IL
French and Music-Professors prices
rF Ten or twelve Pupils can be accommodated
with board au 2-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

EprroME OF SrEAMBoAr DrAsr1Rs.-The fol
lowing IL q condensation OF steamboat disasteri
taken from the ST. Loais No, Republican :-Fo
the last six months there were 20 steamers sunk O
coal boats, &c, valued q o, 100000 The loss I
life h estimated at $50 souls, though IL many Il
stances the exact numbers lost BY these accident
are unattainable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

Ia the new Jail Of Columbia, s. c., for stealing mo-
MY from Jacob Lyon, procured table knife,
n,sched 1t like saw, cut through the wall snd gra-
dag. and made their escape las Monday eight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

VfsERAL AGENCY. Foh THE SALE AND
PURCHASE or rLANps.-FRANK g. RUFFIN S,ry..
saSpg he pfrgfrfa STATE dg,icufturai Soeiefv ana
y; GuSUST offer their services TO tbe puhiio n
1ENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purahaae ot
Sta,.. In Irgfnia and the Southern and Westeyn
Omce-et the onice Of the piyofnia Seate Aoyiesl.
sdsat soefetk, No. lis Main sfyeef
on ~. AUGUST, NerARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
fee-ts
LARus d SHINE, ,AuorIONEERs AND Cow
MISSION mEhChAkrs, will attend PROMPTLY to all
ssi-s OF kcai Estate, stock sales of nSi-. M
every defcrption, sales of Household Furnitnrs in
any part ct The city or country and ibers rash ad
vanees made On ali goods for AUCTION or
lie sales ~ %
LrxuRnST HAiR.-lhe care of the hair
may be uncealing. and its cuitivstto. snn.rint.nae5
oy the most upqnesiionahe ski and iussmert bnt
without geuiai growth and condition OF the ma a
riai 10 work upon every effort will be fruifless =
The most thipiy y-scatfered locks thar deied everv
.nort of art may be converted into uxursnt tres.
by the sppl cation Of FLETcHER,s HAIk ToN,c
which has thus become the indisp ends r.
to every fashionable toilet Ii like masic n era.
dicaiins dsndruf and makes the cosrsest hair soft
and p liant.
The genuine FLxTcHER,s HAIH TonIc q sold by
Benneu Beers, 4. Duvsi John II. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad o., and under he Americas Hotel
- hvl-saie and retail, BY the manufacturer.
ausi JOHN .. JOHNSON.
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An IaIsH Mona. "A negro. tcf black. Who was
I'm un in 81 Louis 10 ! runaway, or vaSTant.
tnrrs nut "a - fres lrtrh eusigrant born 10 Wa
tsriord countv, s,ould Iraland. His brogue b said
70 bs Of The Flchest sogt -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. &c
CHARLES R. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street. between Main and Ca
ry. He will continus the HOUSE. SIGN and Or
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING. BROWNING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
BILE.
T-All orders promptly attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

cAsuALTr.-On Sunday monine -, (says The
Chsrleston StandaFdla : Herman, Whpse naase We
have been unable 10 ascertain wki1e = tha ~ 81
coupling two cars o. the South CaFoiise Haitrusd,
near Graniteviile, waa crushed Il sneh ee0ckisg
manner asto cause his death The sau,e evean9<
The yellow isvsr was rssi.s = daiveses ss1ss'
q lase acc0una4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

DEAcoS DAY.-Thsre was deacon In town In
New Hamphire, by the name Of Day-by trade .
cooper. One Sabbath morning.. he heard annmber
of boys playing in front Of his house, and he went
out to stop their Sabbath breaking. Assuning .
grave countenance. he said 70 them, " Boys, do
you know what day h = n " Yea sir. ia'me
diasely replied one VI the boys Descon Day, me
cooper.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
'THE FOURTH ESSION of Miss

INHE FOURTH S ESSION of Miss
Il TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL will commence on
th5 first MONDAY in October
Every arraug cement ba. been made to insure to the
Young ladies' the most thorough instruction in ev.ry
department.
TERMS:
Payable sem-aunua,ly, in edvsnce)
Board, per session (ten months, 300
Higher English Branches. 4G
Primary do do .................... so
Latin and French each. 20
Music-PTofessors fees. 23-1m+
MI ANDERSON'S SCHOOL will
4FA be resumed on MONDAY, 5th September, bat
exclusively for Females, when she hstters herself
she will again receive the patronage heretofore
literally bestowed. au 2I-lm
MI +. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
A'l YOUNG LADIES viii reopen on MONDAY,
70 October next, the plan and terms those
OF last sesslen. au I8-tloct
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN WARWICR'S BUILDINGS.
Near 81 JOhn'S Church, Church HW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

ROBBERY AT THE ST.. NIcHoLAs-A few days
ago, Mrs. Nolan, of New Orleans, boarder at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, missed 81 100 in
money and two gold watches, which had been sb
stracted from bureau In her room. One of the
walters in the house, named James Kavanagh, was
arrested on suspicion and he subsequently confess
ed his guilt and gave such information led to the
recovery of most OF the property. He was commit.
ted for trial.
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sbs 5ats ot stansltn ann bis msHI

q be Iats of GranaItu aun bis Gsnf.
Let us draw around the fire 4ea.
Embers ruddy glowing, e.
What comfort they inspire, sN
While the bitter tempest roars,
And 1t freezes out of doors,
And the wintry haze is showing. -'
And the keen North West is blowing!
Sit and listen to the gale
Frost within il stinging:
What sad and solemn wall
I'D 1t Runs throughout its gusty squalls,
As it rises and it falls ..
Ever with death-psaln ringing:
What dirge the winds are singing ~
Reddened in the hearth-light warm, s5
From the great log yonder.
Housed and sheltered safe from harm, .
Tracing pictures in the Goals,
On the poor unhappy souls
M Homeless In the cold who wander, wv ~
Is it not q time to ponder?
Whose that wild winds requiem, s
Desolatey signing
Has it not swept over them, lRea'
Whose unsepulchred remains ,r
Now bestrew the icy plains,
Where for Science martyrs dying,
Franklin and his crew are lying.
There they starved among the SHOWS,
Mid the icebergs hoary, -
There to death they slowly froze.
On such errand let brave men
Never be dispatched again.
, Keep them for the strife of glory:
What freside winter story Punch.
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IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, EER1
u i Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KInNEYs.-M
tsslfaony of strongest Of Dr. HoosLANDs
GERMAN TTERss sprsparsd BY Dr. C. NJ JACKSON, e
adelphiB. = - 4.
irseted from the eHri.tian Chronicle;
MGS fR0SE Susqushanns Pena.. Feb. 7, lssA
DR.. c. III. IACkSoS-DzsR SIRs believe yqpr tserl7
what thes rspssaassi 10 be- Fer nqrs laaa
sghihs Of the until about he mdds Of Lzst
snsebled and finally pretfatsd il M s.on and
Of bowels became dsadny sissase &C
active In that snndan, called ph9san NnS andei
and checked The disease snd in measure resere
howes But sil my stomach sad boHss Nefe mes kh
continued TO much ceaed The siax
pnsdes; ths digestive partially psrfnng lheir
ds1 iy Being
ihs Chrissan ChreneeI Deiiesd Dr. HeoHa IA ssrHr b
asne1ed, ndnE Yer
IN casss siu,sr sssb To your agent Mr. L. 4Hrs
nntrosa hoes and eenus heed seeeoiag
re,ions sd used ths hsst hesls rEaa s
eoafng removed from tongue ami the sewe
rAuss AID gnfar have assa ave aots
nsrys have bssa materially hslpsd, and have hope
am perfectly restes Mhsrsas thu pfasAsa has heeA
lops and low that IN November as rssor
vas aetteee Elder g. NJ SpIsit,
pahlishsd The Chrstian Chroniels Of DeeeEse
Now air that hE isas In this section Know
hing Beia wh they did fas bslisss Azss
dsd il hia g who nghs eusd BY tie .! hsse Bi.i
Igsi 9=5 fours ectfoliy, ast j W.. FAksh
| Es- Fersaleh hy respectable deAlslssyery shsre.
l - z5E77SI J.wRiGaT CO. New 0riesa
A assmdAws s4 80 Hs3glI .5 whsissele Ass f.
! 6SLARET-
eco 10 Eins, in sicss asa ier sale % M
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NRoCERIEs-Landing FROM ships VILLA,

St0ft0sae9.'s Halt.
D. FELT s. STETS ON,
sDA CHaRTRES STREET, Oh
%4 NEW ORLEANS S6A
DAyID FELT, HENRY q, sTETsoN,
E- Propeora this Establishment respectfully
form their friends and the public generally tha. they have
assortment Of BLANK BOOKS. PAPERS, FAN
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY would call the ate utiuu
merchants and others the owng list of STOCK which offered
VERY LOWEST PRICES, the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS. 5its ''l d
me e % a I oo @ sSss as
The best the shortest notice,
From facilities offered th change
psrsn 4 " Liberal ss and woP
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
f''s;'s sis.. Day 'ds'i s'is s:::s; Books.
Invoice Books, order Books,
le''is ri PIGSSsS, Ssss, he'0ts cbsss Rssofh@, hsos..
The ah07 h all s Of uIg d
oidsr Il English and American Papers
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Imperial Super Royal Royal Medium DENY Post
Bond s
Of English, French and American manufacture.
4f STEAMBOAT BOOKS. -
f ss sss ns' ss Rs.s ss ssss s2t &.
Long niseharging Books, A Dehargng Paper
Manifest Hends, Bills OF Fare,
Measuring Rods, Us . Measuring Books,
ss all articles
f5 tSE GOLD PENS. rs tL4A
Levi Browns, Bayeys Moons Flies obque and Ladu eztra
fine Gold PENS with without Gold Silver Hders Gold and Sill
B00K.BINDER's STOCK.
Bss I ss 1 ha
Ruling Ink, Binders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
Wood, etc., etc.
Joseph Rodgers Jonathan cook Pockeculery fine
Prout's celebrated Printing Inks all coors. ,.zzz-
DIARIES FOR 1866. .rz=e
Feltis Diaries for 1855, all sizes and. styles.
#9 ss PLAYING5AND BLANK CARDS.
Esges Harry VII Deanr Merry Andrewsand Highlander Play
ing Cards. assorted back Printers Bank Cards. all Vsn
Cards Of very superior quality.
Maynard Noyes,, David Blacks Felt setaons and Eng
Writing Inks English Inks Red and Fren
gUNDRIEs.
Ink Sand great vnriety Sealing Wax and Wates Steel Pen
every descrptios Fancy ceIe Glazed Papers Paper
lain slaes Letter Cps Yonnga Invoice Fes Mus Paper
Books Pad Bors and Por Eoes Folde Tin Guers
Files Book Rests Water Goor Hair Penc Lead and sa
Pnci uils Copying Presses Eosarsl Preses Stamping Prese
ysry dssarpon Banier Sos cass Boxes Envsop
for Letters and Notes. great yse Envelope Paper Extra FIN
Time Books, bTe
States Twne Boxes Ins d Board pTswng paPsr Col
@ arnhsd sn pa
Files Poekef Books Gummsd Labels Sand
Wafer Cups Pink sauesr Red Taae Bosss F
VesR Match Csnd Ready References Files Ladies
Fco with Locks Easeis and Des Knives Red and Blue Chimes
i Ss D. FELT s. STETS0N,
/ o23 Stntioner's Hail Charsres street.
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D. FELT s. STETSoN,
stationer's Hall, No. "a Chartes sire


a. ECRET DISEASES-0f 80 Customhouse
- street. between Royal and Bourbon strsets-DR. JAMES
attention o. czeps
Of the
in Its most thai they can Obtain certain safe and
Poisonous Drug three days. without neopye
Remedies which only
himself and trial they Dc not effect
emnenes the have
effected which ncurahe by celebrated
Rsmeden this city the
that the Of these
whatthey perect
in the afflicted avail themselves of ess
newly and truly providena discoveries Pr has located prra
nenty this Cusomhoue street, No. 81 Private koon
served. tg Once hours AM 10 . PM fshi3iylP
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DAILY CRESCENT
In DEx
For Permanent Third Page .adre

For Permanent Third Page .adsertisaasits.
Barkers-MArHEws FINLEY n Go, 6l Camp street
LOUISIANA sAvIsGs Co, corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets. st{ t8 ~ ..
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street
H. JOHNSON &, Co, 6S Camp street.
Clothing--NoRRrs q WAY, corner Of Camp and Common
! N streets, under City Hotel
LEIGHTON g. BARBor, Southwest corner Of Canal
~ snd st. Charles streets. s @
Crockery-P R. FELL & Co., "a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos RasKIs, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Groceries-R. W, ADAns, corner Of Front Common and
Fulton streets.
Har6ware-J. WATERMAN Bko., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
D. M RELF a. Co., Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets. 81 5+-, f53a 81, r 4
CaAs. O. GxIvEs Co. % Magazine and 40 sravier Sta
Hotels-ARcApE Magazine between Grayier and Natchez
streets. 357I.7E
Hats -Boots-shoes -D'ARcY & CO., corner Canal and
Chartres streets -''
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwHALL, VALENTINE & Co., 54 Sc, and So Common
street. 55 s. 835 ym ~ # +
Jewelry-HrDE GoopEIcH corner of Canal and Royal
streets.
E. A. Tyler. 80 Camp street.
Musical Instruments-M. REaaETB.cH, III Canal st.
Paints-G c. BosEsT Co., 5s Camp street.
Wines, Liquors-W. g.. LEvERrcH Co., "a Old
s Ieyee Street, t1 &g @4 ~
sEwELL T. TAYLOR, 15 Royal street.
z. W. CogLEa, Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel. tt,&a z443
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Our lawyer, who .s fIed bill, g shaved /
note,i eut an so,uaintaneen sssplit hsir,n ~mada
entry raised hsu'' got up case, p framed an
dictment,, inpanneled jury put them in . box
nailed witnesen Hammered e judge chiseied
clientm and bored whole eourtn all in day,
,ncs laid down the law asd turned carpenter. 5l
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A TEXT FOR THE Next ELECTION SERMON
correspondent of the Boston Courier makes the olo
ing suggestion: ask leave suggest the reverend
gentleman who is preach the before His Excel
ency the Governor and the General Court the fir
Wednesday in January text for his DISCOURSE which
think will be appropriate to the auditors Ii Is IN
Sth chapter, 9Th For but OF yesterday an
know nothing. ~ ~. /
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The Second Advent people still continue strong
in the faith their meetings here and elsewhere
tinue with uuabated interest, and falling ef in mum
bers in attendance Events have occurred preeisel
as expected and argue that the end will not b
until next spring Rearking upon argument Of thai
kind Elder Cummings article in the Morning Light
paper published at Concord IN. closes in the faow
ing singular exhortations Brethren, take not ste
back Egypt neither put of the coming of the Lord
next spring but continue to go to meet this hride
groom Finish mp the work that is to be done fast
you ean that you may be ready to be presented beo
the Father blanelsss y ISalem Journal.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is, 1854
EDUCATION.


nj EW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
L v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY MRS. hlACAULAY, asa
stresThs stution has been saeceu operation for
series Q. best eeeers n giving
The Music Teachsra who give the Piano Harp and Gg
together with Vocal Ma the highest order OF attain
ments, onbihed With org srperiehcs and saeessts
residing the Intucu facility Afforded
them acquire practical edgs OF the French language
feet their musical sodes and the elegant
OF drawing and painting isa ~ Z l+.. a.. N {.
The since the recent improvements perhaps the
in the city, and boasders have attention pad TO their health,
comfort aad Improvement. y w. -s.4s5s i4 (
The Insfstutihn furnished with well selected library TO the
Of which the scholars entitled fres Of expense. NJ
For paItieuAs apply BY letter at the Institution
" Ef 58rs.558. i
ATEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
1S yoII CIRCLE, BETWEEN EAyADEs AND TRITON sTs.
This Seminary under the direction Of Miss C. GARDNER, will be-
gir is fourth session MONDAY, the ath inzt.
s Competent Teachers snployed The
ample grounds and fine location the public 81 S
| ENRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
taught with Tyantyou easy
raotiv lemons, Pufessor of Lnn
Kentucky Military Institute. Constant aendaee 81 biz
Office No ST. the residence al h pup Night
classes for Gentlemen Terms moderate guaranteed
testimonials at the ofhee door lf=sl olo
I
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A domestic at q ceuntry-sea in the north Of
France desired to rid himself Of which
he found For this purpose he mixed arsenic
with the feed of LADY fer considerable length of time
hoping to avoid every suspicion murder by the slow
operation poison and OF resulted
from IT, To his great astonishment he hehed the lady
gaining vsiby for months desh appearance and
spirit Perceiving that the small dose produced con-
trary effect to that which hs desired, be mixed much
larger quantity with frcasase chicken The violence
symptoms speedily produced by this dish lad to the
discovery Of the attempt at poisoning and Of its authof
who arrested In this see the same phenom-
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and New Oreans Paekets-The fast tsiIgg 4aE
pack ship NICHOLAS RIDDLE, Edwin A. Geniah, nAstf
having greater her will meet with n
dpstc For bsanee freight PASSAGE apply on board
Post Second Disttict, OF 70 .F..I, rs, .Les.l
John z. JAMES CO, ,Agen.a II phAdelphie. M n9a
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VING PAINT IN OIL-1oO kegs snow white,
Is A-1 0' A-s G. c. BoaERT co IS Camp street.
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HERRINGS-40 kegs Dutch landing ex
n 4 ship Gharlemagas, for sale by
S, WQLFF, 95 Camp
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WHIsKY-100 bbls Raw, high proof, for
al JOSEPH Lands CO. ss Tchoupiloalas street.
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70 sail od MONDAY, December 10. NJ gefe
TJOR BALTIMORE E-The fast sailing ssTae
al packet ship AMERICAN. B. H. seary nsrter, teaE
having nearly ali her board viii sal as ahoys FOR
tYkSOM 4 CO. 81 Camp streeti
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" My friend,'' said /, !" Miss Retse Is in no
danger Her position is caused by the instru
ment,' and after considerable explanation, |
convinced him that was not intending to make
game of the girl. s. 4.
Betse's likeness was taken, " right side up, p
| and Bill was overjoyed. The crowd, highly
pleased, went away Is the sun declined, with
| the promise to devote the morrow to my service.
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ESOR BALTIIORE-The fine fast sail ,4sagy
n ing Al clipper sehoener W. L. RIoHARDsOH,&Aaax
Capt. Collins having part engaged will have
aiSPa'ch. f0 s II II AsHBRiE CO. ss St. Cbarlss street.
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EyOR PHILADELPHIA Line ,f$sss
a of fPackets.-Ths A packet brig ALFRED4&4a&
ALL Seymour having portion Of her
eagsd viii have quick dispatch blaes Of freight
| apply 20 GEO W HfsSoN a co. 81 oainp street: a.
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To sail on SUNDAY, December IT, O'Clock A. NJ
HISOR GALVESTON AND MA'TA- .xyFGYss
GoRDA BAY-Resnlar New Orleans aud Texas
u s. Mail fne.The magnificent steamship HARLFa
MORGAN, Jnmes Jawa commander,
vetng freight for all pou
tackles Powderhorn. All articles called for will
stored ~ the snd risk tho shipper engpee Fpf
freight having superior
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rom Vienna states. that Count Basi b,, dr,v, ,
=, Of s'a'ray With strong leaning toward, n.
Powers. ami has given /, TO coap, or.o or
therefore. Allure. Tn. Gar ma
e'sn. with the oem.n Powers, and n .,as.,d r.,
rou.r' Russia to their .,,i.l.Ie, and no, },
a.. a9a eoosniung their interests. The German Pow,
stands alone The Western Power, viii Iuu.di,,.,r
"a n' ns compel an evacuation Of the PrneIpaute,
viii, Minister at London taken hi, is.y. In so,,
'ni '" the Foreign Department, .'''"ai
rise. ~ s''' .'ef noctaauns, closed with .