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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
MODERN BARBARISMS

A Philadelphia paper has some sens;b,o
structures on certain matters of social usaos
which. though gilded over by wealth ana
sanctioned by fashion, it still regards nc A.
cidedly barbarous coming down to ma fron,
the dark ages, and still existing in their tun
est form, among the Mahomme dan and D.
gan races in the East
First among the barbsrisms, it places tbe
custom of extravagant funerals mr. ~ h.
more explicit, of funerals in which the outlay
is disproportioned to the means of the snr
vivor.
'rn nine cases out OF ten," it Justly ohssr,s.
stbe expenses OF q funeral even when III, 9. =;
hesvily on . family whose resources bsxs - as.
already tsxad BY the outlay Incident upon sck
Where the Aedd OF the family dies, these expsndi.
tur~s are often truly distressing to those who hs,s
hitherto depended on bin or her, and who low ies
III may be for the 6rst time-the peces.,v -,
ECONOMY II 10 true that OF late years extrsvss.n,
exp~nses OF this nature have been greatly red uced
further lesseped. OF oil times 10 our lives tbers
are none when W. feel at heart 80 little like tsciog
= crowd. under circumstances of display. AZ whsn
suffering with aTief from the lass OF . relation =
or eli times to indnlge 10 osreniation aud parade
tbis b tbs very LAT, and We believe that on this
subject Va express the views of nearly the whole
community. ExtrsvsgaDf funerals still flourish IA
~ fher glory 10 the East and that to ouch 40 ex
~ thsti The living ere often ruined for the sake Of
h6lpTins the dead" nj
Our contemporary next takes up 1'osse,,ta-
Hons wsddings." ~ another re lie of barba
Ism. bs
~ wsy very ressossb y be supposed, !" he says
- iDexpsEteneed people. Starring toeath srus
q 1yasssous vcysg0 cs ne. lows and hones-kssp.
Ae1l nestesa without sA11iag Is 10 iDilistcry
pps1pae ~ tbevegY lFeeeepsIy exiravsrans core
log4esWb3eh aD11a4 Uo6ofl wod6lDee u mar
~ alespa1ly 4 4sel6fnI esssn,liy shse lb61s
lg( tgelsgesp sfs i - { hrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
ABUSING A WomAN.-William Wilson

ABUSING WOMAN-WlIIiam Wilson
ms de- bis appearance before The Mayor yesterday,
to the charge oil using abusive and thresten
iag language to Mrs Anna Kerr. The lady testified
III At the prisoner had boarded 10 her house at one
time but afterwards left, owing her q board BILL
Not long sioce, knowing that her husband was alb
from the city, he called in there, and abused
9 in shameful manner. because she asked him
to settle his bill, and applied hard names to her,
This he repeated three times, when, in order to
warrant for his arrest The Mayor held him TO
bail in 500 for bis good behaviour after reminding
him that he was already under bonde to keep the
ueac6.
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WESTERN WHEAT CROP.

According to a report in the St. Lcris Re.
publican, the crop of wheat in lower Illinois
is very fine. The yield per acre is estimate
as equal to that of any previous year, while
the extent of the crop is almost double that
of any ever reaped in the State. Accounts
of the Wheat crop from all the North Yves
tern States are favorable.
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ALMOST READY-The East room Of the
City Hail. intended for the use OF the Mayor to hold
HE courts In, 10 nearly completed that his honor
has determined to occupy It on Monday next, II
possible. The bake oven now In use over the FIRST
market, 10 so very warm and uncomfortable, th at
no one can stay in 1t without jeopardizug bis
health.
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EASONABLE WEArhEh-S u M
~ MER CLOTHING--LARGE STOCK-Yea at
last, we have decided hot weather, not luke-warm,
but hot, hot, hot. 1t is advisable, of course tina
some mean should be used, which, in a m easure at
least, will msks comfortable. Let US advise the
purchase of genteel Summer Clothing something
cool and tidy Our word for it, Linen Drap d'Ete.
comfort Of individuals overcome BY the weather.
and if bought at ITO Main street, the purchase will
reduce the piles of goods hand and the suit will
be found the cheapast ever bought Our prices arc
low. Proof, if necessary, eau be had of the nums-
rous customers as to the truth ct what we say
Wsis in, examine. GROSHONG l. TpPMAN,
Js 50 40 Main u.
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u NEWFOUNDLAND FIsHERIEs--A st John. N. B.
paper OF Monday contains the following item In
regard 10 the success OF the fishing the coas, OF
Newfoundland. Aletter dated. Kings Cove, June
81, ssys:-The fishery In this and the neiehborius
haroors at this early season far exceeds apvthinS
OF the KIND tor thirty years past The great mis-
fortune was that few were butin order to catch II
some hosts IN Bonsvista: on last Friday brough. In
20 quihtas; some boats here and In Keels have
no" IRON 80 to 10 quintas. Herripgs were go
p'en's that they took Them with cast nets.
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Nor ErDoRsED.-An ordinance of th g
city requires ell slaves to have their passes en-.
d>rsed, and when this Is DONE they are subject.
ed to punishment. Last Thursday night slave
named Lewis, the property of Mr., Joseph Taylor
prison. Yesterday morning when brought before
the Mayor he was reprimsnded for his conduct and
then diecharged
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SELLING LIeuo R.-Mrs. Anna Kerr,
charged wi selling liquor to be drunk 10 her house
without license, came forward to have a bearing
Yesterday morning. William Wilson. on whose
evidence the summons was Issued, testified thst be
had seen her Fell liquor more than one bundred
,imes snd receive the money for IT, This Mrs
Kerr depi d, aud the exsmtn' postponed
uni' Monday to allow time for summoning the
vim
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HAspsomE PREsEHr.-The Young Guard
Of this city have been pressnted with besutifsl
snd eost;y u o. hag, by one Of their members. Thu
Rag was man afaotur.d IL Baltimore b. Mesar. Ne.
ions by Al feet wide and has on it two splondid oil
p,intinsa one of which represents the cost OF ars
of virginia and the othsr the capitol OF the stats
with the company 10 the foreground. II 10 neatly
trimmed with gold tssseis Aad hsavy fdrss. On
the 4th Of July this fss will he presented to the
c1mpany, while on parsds on the Capitol square.
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SEvERE Cur.-At the slash Cottage eel
blow on the side of the head from q glass lumber
thrown by some one, that nearly deprived him oi
one Of hisears. As he had been In no dispute with
any one, and noone would acknowledge having
thrown tho glass, the general impression 10, thai
the wound given was not intentional.
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SOMETHING Rich Comrsa.-The you

SOMETHING Rich COMINa.-The young
ladies of Church Hill, rather portion of them,
are arranging for a Vocal Concert to be- given In
the early part of July. As many of them sing
very sweet, the probability, H. that the entertain
ment will be one Of great merit Our readers will
5e on the look out for that event, and secure tick
cts soon az the time and place are announced
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DEATH BY AouIDENr.-Ih.

DEATH BY ACoIDENr.-Ihe negro man
William owned by Tirsley johnson. Esq.. who fell
from bis wagon Thursdsy afternoon, and iun
by two the wheels died from bis injuries yes
terdsy morning, after being taken TO the Medical
College. DR.. Burwell who examined the poor fol-
low after the accident. the couclusion that
his injuries not serious; but In this he was mis-
taken. post mortem examination was made OF the
body, by which 1t a. sscertsned that the spinal
column was dislocated. William complained very
little Of pain after bens pjured and rested that
hight He intoxicated at the time he fell or the
accident would not have occurred
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PLEASURE EXCURSION. Messrs. Pickett
Crawford, teachers of the art of dauciDe will
make an excursion with their public to Slash Cot
tsge on Monday next, where their pic mic takes
place. These gentlemen promise their friends and
the pupils most delightful trip and for that rea
son invite all the young folks" who can do 90, to
accompany them
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KrEPiEG BAD HouRs Ellen. slave to
n BIumGsn. vas ssIested BY the ~atchmen last
THURSDAY plight and fstcn to the cage TO answer the
ch-fes Of being - the street ct late hour OF the
niaht, " thoss NE snsssnt Of her msate9. When
bennsht bsfore tbs MAJOR yestsraAy morsins she
VS. found guilty and ordered to BE- soundIy psf-
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CoAL.-A number of our merchsn have
sent North and purchased csrgoes of coal for the
use of themselves and their peiehbors II this
business is carried on to any considerable extent
1t will injure the regular trade of coal merchants
of the city.
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WITHDRAwN.-The warran

WITHDR AwN.-The warrant against
Dennis Kennedy, charged with sssaulting and
beating Edward Powers, was called aud withdrawn
on the payment of coats the parties having adjus-
ted tbei- Misunderstanding When Powers app
peared in Court, his right eye resembled, very
much, half moon when eclipsed, no doubt caused
by the too close prexim ity of some ones fs 20
the aforesaid pepper. r .'
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CooLIN Orr Peter McCabe. n

CooLING OFF.-Peter McCabe, on
Thursday last Peter while 10 state of of oblivous
esssp cad himsel a full length to take z, cd nan
but betore he got through, the watchmen discover
ed his condition and took him TO the cage Yes
terday morning. when brought before the Mayor,
he made an explanation of his position, and pro-
missing to be more prudent In future, was set at
liberty.
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LOCAL MATTERS

DrArH or CIrIzEN.-Nr. MT. Green
for many years citizen OF Richmond. died II h Is
r@siderce 10 Ches.er field county, of dropsy. on
Thursdsy last. Mr.. Green WAS the Junior partner
of ths firm of G & N Green. and wns we'll known
for bis honesty, industry and strict business habits
He leaves \ large family, and many friends aud &C.
qusin,anc-s TO mourn hts loss. His funeral took
place yesterday afternoon. .si
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RIor.-Engleperth Myer was arraiened

hiOr.-EngieDerth Myer was arraigned
before the Ma, or yesterday morning, charged with
sssso.tins Mis- SoPhis Hufrag'e on the 22d instant
Mrs on being sworn stated that Joseph Mitten-
deinrtse Shrodnyer, and three four 9th
ne eame to her door and began difficulty with
Per husband Conrad Hufnagle--and that duTing the
array the prisoner at the bar threw bottle OF ink
over her clothes thereby dss.royins them. Wbnss-
ses Ior tha defence testhsd fhst Mrs Hufnsse com.
none OF them saw the prisoner throwing ink ON her
fs honor held the accused and shrodnyer 10 bail to
contnued the Cause for the other parties until Nom
dsy next -
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LAFAYETTE HALL, one of these days, is
to be pulled down, when the city will erect it's
site large and spacious building to accommodate
the Virginia State Agricultural Society, the Virginia
Mechanics institute, and her own officers and iee-
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MAKING THREATS Peter Whitman. in
a moment of excitement made sundry threats
against the person OF Mrs Mary Nrman, for which
hs WAS called before the Mayor, and held to bail in
the sum Of 8 90 to keep the peace and be Of good
be- ,s,iur. While the lady was giving 10 her testi
moDy, Peter exclaimed, at the top OF his voice,
'Fda, ish Won damt mistake"
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NOZZLE A T.-Yesterday morning a
small boy called Charles Freeman, while at play
on the wharf at Rockets, accidentally fell Into the
water and would have drowned. but tor the insre-
pid conduct OF William Lewis who saw the acct
dent and Immediately lesped into tho stream and
saved the drowning child. BIZ
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Nor PROvED.--The charge against Chas.
Miller of throwing stone 10 the street, and s,ri.
king Mrs McPherson. was called and dismissed,
thas lady having satisfied herself that she was mis-.
take1 Ia the person.
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THE WEATHER Continues intensely hot
and both man and beast are suffering from its ef
feet Yesterday, drsy horse tell 10 the stree
from the excessive heat
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Our OF TRAcK-Barrett, slave, in the
service of wessrs. Taiaierro & Co., was ordered
TO be punished for being 10 the street not marked
out in his pass, last Thursday night
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LARGE FAoToRY.s-Mr. Graenor, of this
city IL building very large tobacco factory on 2ls
street, between Main and franklin. when com
pieted IL will compare avorsbly with any ebtRb sh
ment Of the kind 10 Richmond.
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NEW FLoUR-We see that Mr.. ADAM
announces New Flour. or rather Bread from Nav
Flour. This 10 quit. early Halifax county. we be-
Ieve sends in this first grinding fror the crop
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CoaMEncIAL Agent APPOINTED. Cha. n.
OF New York, has been appointed comms..;yS
agent Of The United States for thA, portion of tha
tains to the Netherlands. - ""f0n per-
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RIPE PEARs-and very nice ones at that,
were selling in the first market yesterday morning,
at 81. so per bushsl. ge ~1l.
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oksrnucTIoN OF CATTLE The Ashland fob,, ,
Tunes says The rein on Saturday evening wsS sS".o
re hs,ssst ever known in tina, secion Of the ,s,s
the food, and other farmers suffered .r... oep OF
oottsm lands being covered with atcr. 10 n .ns
Injury OF the corn and other crops. oe'
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Trick OF SrKcULsroRs-A letter has been r. a.
eeIVeo II Loutssiile, Ky, purporting to be from
urn 10 Nv York, announcing that a destruct,ve
, IRE, European tobacco regions had DESTROYED
proved to be forgery, intended 10 s n'.ae
Of the weed w ia'se the price
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RUEAw Way Francis Street, slave to
James HUBBARD, was arrest az a runaway aud
committed to prison for safe keeping.
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e We are indebted to b. T. RICHARD.
SON, periodical agent, Franklin street. for
late New York and Baltimore papers.
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5ns Grad Jury Of Cincinnati hsv. reported t-o
chine sosorety for the murder of issso An son snS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

Anoiew CHAM has been examined ard sru,
committed, In Cincinnati. for the murder Of joh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

iad named James Dillon, shnt his faths, Ia.
beating Hewss acquitted. nv"
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AUCTION NOrIoE.-AtteutiOn is solicited
to our sale of HORSES. MULES, COWS and
CALF. This SATURDAY Morning. at 10 O'Clock,
at the Horse Lot. LARUS SHINE,
lie 80 Auctioneers,
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DurATcH ron THE SPRINGS - PERSONS
roioe to the Springs can have the Dispatch
sent 10 them for any length of time they
Iea;ro
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fouR LIvEs 4osE -Wilson, DAVE. waf.on AL
Seymour, vbo murdered polcsman Dunn in NJ ~ =
odssus. hase bean sentenced to the psnitsniisry
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y h feriey. Esq., Her Msjesty,s eomno..,,,, .,
Tor the 6shsres under ths reciprocal treat. 81 ~
nsds between Great Britain and the United n .t.s
10 In Boston e1 sstes.
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PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING OF
CHILDaEN's HAIR.-l2t cent? for Boys. and 18s cents
for Girls, at JOHNsOE'S
Shaving Hair Cutting and Sham oooing Saloon,
js so 10th street. hetween Main and Csry.
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And this he calls an admirable ode. -
Where is Mrs. Swisshem?
The "Old Bachelor wakes very facetious
over "the happiest day of my life'-the
wedding day-wbich, judging from the guam
tity of tears usually shed on. that occasion,
he concludes is really the most wretcbed and
melancholy twenty four hours of human ex-
istence. But there is evidently, beneath all
his grins, secret grief We will wager that
this denouncer of Hymen hath inside his
jacket broken arrow of Cupid, rusting and
ranking in an ugly wound.
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The stsaunpaw mill of Trafanf, Drummond Il
% eonneessi with their shipysrd a Bath. Ne.
vas eatifslyl Destroyed BY ife on Moadsy.' Loss
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TOR HIRE A good Cook, Washer and
i Ironsr. with two children. Apply to *a#
je so 60 L0CKETF 4 PANKEY.
OK BOXES FRESH TEAS-Just re-
~ ceivsd; for.a'e ~, -
j. so = WIN WALLACE SON.
1E(l b6Ls HALLE Ak CLlPr HER
lOO RINGS for sale by rkG sssE
js 80 WIN, WALLACE l. SON.
NORTH CAROLINA CLIPT HER
~ RINGS and sHAD. 10 Dbl. and h.lf bbl.; FIR
saie BY je 80 a7t3aWM. WALLACE 4 SON
S0 BBLS. N. E. RUM--Of superior
w quality, for Manufacturers for sals BY
j. 80 ~~ WA WALLACE SOW.
XII BBLS. PkIME PICkLlNH VINE.
J. so 80 wa. WALLACE SON
E0 BBLS. SUPERIOR ROSIN in store
o. B.sRIDGEoRD co.
j. 10 a75ff - s@iF On the pont.
GLOVER, Hay AND SHEEE OATS
~ OF last years crop. analisJ superior. Ordsss
lett & oar once viii raesi - preseps attentiaa. s
js 30 cRENsHAW 1 co.
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NEW SPECIAL. NOTICES.

DIR. Z. III. CHRISTIAN has removed his
Off &c to the corner of Main and Governor streets
next door to Mr. lie wis HIPS office. rf
At night he be found, as heretofore, at the
American Hotel je Pit
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The schr Lydia Ann Voorhis, while LOADING At
Warwick with wood for New ork, got on a ,ek ana
thumped so badly as 70 cause her to leak Soc Was
comp He'd to discharge her wood and take to W for
the city, for the purpose Of going the railway for
repair.
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sREAT ORrHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE 81.

la . - Go:
7s VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMMENCING with the lst day of July,
~ tbs great mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICH MOND AND WAsHINGTON TWICE
DAILY, Except Sunday, then oncs) over the Viz
gua Central aud Orange and Alex sndra Railroad O.
Passengers by the same trains will be carried from
Richmond Tn Gordonavils
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond at 4 80 P. n, and arrives at
Gordousville IL 80 p. M. aud at Washin gton $50 A.
M. Returning leaves Gordonsvilie at IL 80 A. III,
and arrives in Richmond at As A. M.
This line, running into Richmend in the morning
aud returning in the evening, presents to the travel
ling community at very low rates the convenience
30 much desired
FARE. sti --.
Between Gordonsvile and Richmond. 25
Do Louisa C. II. do ......... 200
Do Beaverdsm 4. do .......... lSN
Do JUNCTION do ......... so
And other points In the same proportion
The day mail train cannot stop except at regular de-
pots. Ths nj hL train, both up and down, will stop
all the usual places except Storr's -
For the further accommodation of the travel there
will be passenger attached the eight train
ON Fredeticks Hall to Rich nCDd, stopping at ali
the usual places, except Storr's Rates same az ON
the day mail.
The day line leaves Richmond at 6.45 A. M. and
returns at so P. M.
81. d. WHITCOMB. sup't
lie 80 Trans Va G.. Rail Dad
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MY VOICE Is STILL FOR
&sess0 WAR!-Volunteers and all others who
wish to spend the glorious fourth with much plea
cure, should first cali at MAURIf ELS, ISL Main st :,
and fit th- mselves with some of his chap Gaiters
thin sole Pumps fine Patent Leather Shoes or Ok.
ford Ties.
To the ladies we would say, that we have still on
hand over 1900 pairs Morocco Slippers and Ties b.
sides our many varieties of Buskins and jenny Lind
shoss-slt of which we are disposed to sell you
very cheap. C. 8, MAURICE,
ISL Main street, Eaale Square.
irhm We
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n ARMORy YOUNG GUARD,l
= RICHMOND, June 80, 1855. 5
hi SPECIAL ORDERS.
W The Company will assemble for Drill
on this (SATURDAY) tho 3eth inst. at 81 O'Clock
P. M. Members will make return to the Armorer OF
their equipments. sf>, .-=s-@
By order of the Captain.
lie GIT WIN II. MILLER. 81 SGT.
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THE DIN BACHELOR.

We have omitted before to notice q pi-
qusnt and spicy journal with this little title,
which is published in Washington semi
occasionally, alternately, every other ii me,
or whenever it is most convenient We
commend the editor to Mrs. Abby Kelly
Madam Folsom, and other advocates of
Woman's Rights, as general enemy of their
sex, whom they ought to assail at once with
teeth, nails, shovels, tougs and broomsticks'
and apnihilate from the face of the earth
The venerable Jonathan Oldbuck could not
go beyond the old Bachelor in denuncia
ton of womankind. Songs. anecdotes, es'
says. all at the expense of the sex, especially
the married portion of it, fill the columns Of
the "Old Bachelor There is but one class
which escapes his scattering fire. This is the
"Old Maids" whom he says he hOLors and
venerates, and wishes there were more of
them
He publishes what he calls San admirable
sde," with this title adams Fall, or the
First Marriage" The object of this poem is
to show that Adam was happy and innocent
as long as he was bachelor, and that if
certain rib had not have been taken out OF
| man, he would not have fallen. 1t seems to
be bis opinion, that in taking woman out
man was terribly taken in:
''If Adam had not bseu
Thus ssddled With q mate,
Would he not dye think,
Have kept his first estats}
Without a mother,
Could wick ed Can,
Think Va. have slain
His pious brothei2
This mischief all arse,
And more than havs stated,
From Adsp.'s frat faur pas,
Submitting to bs mated.
Then let us all
His folly see,
And thus shall we
Escape bis fall"
And This he calls an Hadmirah la ode -
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MARIN E NEWS.
Fokf or KICHsoNp. June 20
ARRIVED,

E ARRIVED,
scbr H w Fry, Booze, Baltimore, mdz, w Col.
qnitt Co
schr Alice, jones' Baltimore, mdz, w Colquits
4 Co..
Schr onativia, Jameson, ice, &c., Wardwen l.
Badger.
SAILED,
schr Ontsrio, Vangilder, ewark, ecsl.
Schr Judge Baker, Bossrt, New York, coal.
Barque Emily, Keepe. light.
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DHEUMATIsM Persons afflicted with

ID HEUMATISM p ersons afflicted with
IL this disc no matter of how long star dipx on
what he cause, or what remedies they may have
used that the organic ston of the affected part.
not destroyed, be promptly efectua ly and per.
m.nentlY cured simply BY using p o L l. AR DIS
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
Numerous certificates be furnish ed from pes
who have paid hundreds Of dollars to Doctors
and from to FIVE dollars bottle for various
Rheumatic Compounds and Specifies. without re-
ceivins any relief who have been perfssty cured in
few DAYS by the use of QUE bottle of POLLAkD'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Bennett L
eesrs, Adie Gray. Duvsi G. Norton, w. p. Ladd,
q. 3. Thomas, and Druggists generally shrou shout
the eity je so