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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

nENTLEMEN I'm want Of good htting
NJ Dress Shirts of superior r-t,rrR and siyle
can ne accommodated. Sure 4, OF no sale
BUTT A HOPKINS,
Temple Of Fashion. corner of osh street
end Pcnnsyivaaia avenue.
D.c l2--co2waf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

A CARD.-Our patrons and tho public I'm
IA general are most respectfully informed that
we have this day, the 18th instant, opened with
a large additional stock, our New Music Depot at
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue, Eleventh, and
ID streets. where Music and Musical Merchandise
of every description can be found on the most
reasonable terms.
A call is respectfully solicited
Dec 12--eo3t HIIRIJS ~ HTTZ
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

HARD TIMES. = new Novel. by Chss.
i'll Dickens.
The Metallic Wealth of the United States, de-
by J. u. Whitney.
Memoirs of Joseph John Quincy, with .elec.
tons from bis Journal and rorrrspondence. Ed
tied By Joseph Bevsn $rsifhwsite, In 2 vols.
Memories over the Water. OF stray Thoughts
Of Long stroll, by Henry Manly.
On sale a. TAYLOR A. MAURfS
Aug - bookstore. near sh ~.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

Mrs. Sarah Stack, aged iily-four years, died
in this city on Tuesday last, and was buried yes
terday. She was good woman, and well known
asthe secretary" of the late eccentric but gene
rous-hearled Mrs. Anne Royal, who for so many
years edited and published the Huntress, and who
wa. laid in her grave but two months ago.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

O. m REWARD.--Lost,f from the baggage
R ~ car, on Saturday. the 10Th instant, on the
route between Philadelphia and Washington, a
Gentlcman's Overcoai, which was wrapped in a
cloth bearing the name Of residence and strapped
on the top of trunk; also, new Leather STRAP
and Buckle from another trunk belonging TO the
same person. The advertiser considers this nm
occasion 10 represent TO the owners and mana
gers of the railroad on this route that Tor the com
for of passengers and security of baggage. an in
creased responsibility should be required of their
agents,
Any communication addressed TO the Office OF
National Intsligencer will be received, and on re-
turning the article lost, the above reward will be
naid Nov 26--tf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

"Stopping to Smoke."-There may be seen
at the bookstore of Taylor and Maury, Pennsy-
vania avenue, near Ninth street, several very
beautiful paintings: one by Stanley, of this city
representing group of Indians, who have stop
ped on their journey to take social smoke. The
scene, the lights and shades, the subject, combine
10 render this work of art attractive, and one on
which the eye does not weary in gazing, but loves
10 dwell.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

Assyrian Empire.-On this and Saturday
evening, will be exhibited al Odd Fellows Hall,
eleven elegant paintings representing the history
ofthe Assyrian Empire: These will be explained
by lecture on the rise, glory, decline, and fall of
ancient Babylon. Papers of other cities say thai
the entertainment "is in every respect worthy OF
the patronage of lhe,most respectable and intelli-
gent classes of society"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

mas. scuShs sres; bat With tolerahay full assost.
nkot a these, prices ere unaffected By the slightly
incrense& hsmA0A except for some OF TIE choicest
fabrics, On which small improvement 10 claimed
by sone factors. Staple productions sso relatively
in less request, blu. thsxe Afc attracting consdera
bic attention, and are apt TO find ready buyers at
eAiiefaclo,y ,ates wien the business regains its
usual life. The principal purchasers thus Ear have
been country merchants. but local dealers are be-
ginning 70 buy lstls, and this viii add to the
animation already rerceptible.
Brown shsetipgs and shirtinss are plenty, aud mo.
desatsly inquired for, at unaltered prices. There
has been fair business transacted in bleach
ed goods, at steady rates. We have no
thing particularly new to notice in denms, drills,
duck or ginghsms. Lawns are quiet and somewhat
nominal. Nsnkins remain dnn and heavy. Osna-
burgs are unchanged. Printing cloths appear in.
sctiva aud lsaenid Prints are little more sbun.
dsnt, bat are not 80 extensively dealt In, and are
without any further change in valne Stripes and
rate request at unaltered rates.
WtoaIen goods continue in fair demand at steady
quotations, with only moderate supply In market,
though this is sufficiently large to satisfy all tbs an.
ticipated wants Of buyers for come time hence.
lnrAo 10 SSs&op0ctnu.o hShvlsy DlhLkcNt, Chbss'
reaes, cloths aud aannes, at we'll sustained prices.
Jears, lirseys and mousne de LANES, how eyer sre
ne* very freely dealt in though they continue firm.
Sattrets attract more attention It buoyant figures.
ehaws ore more freely offered. but tho inquiry is
net brisk 81 Jet, and quotations are somewhat IN
eett,ea. Twsees are plenty aud quiet, but IN.
changed In price.
Foreign productions are moro sought after, at
full rates. The stock Is not q heavy one for the
season, but 1t Il well assorted and very attractive.
In the way Of fan,y goods. the variety Is toisraoly
complete, and the activity il most apparent; but
shers ID Likewise q fair assortment in market Of
standard fabrics. which are selling regularly at re-
mureraang prices. The current imports keep
With reasonable limitstke total entries at this
port for the week just closed, being 81, 1872 5si,
against 81 GIL ga FIR tbs same week In 1894. Most
Of the entries this wetk were for consumption
direct. only . triling amount having been ware
houfed. The total value Of foreign dry goods
thrown en- the market during the week was
81 .4Gs ,056, against $2.so64le the corresponding
wstk last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04
INSURANCE..

q REAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
" Notice IL hereby given that the books Of sub
fcrpton TO the capital stock OF this marine company
will be optned the 18th day Of August. At the Hsak
Of the Republic, and at the banking bouss Of hessrs
Duncan, sherman Co.. to remain open until the CAP
tai il subscribed.
Prsted charters be obtained Of either Of the n
rectors with such other information may BE desed.
Insslme nts to SAID capital to b called Ia from time 10
time, a. tho directors msy REQ utrc.
DIRECTORS.
W. G. PhkersanL WIN. Ailsn,
J. l.. Aspinwsl, Henry =. Spsuitl~x.
Robt. n. olyphaut VIM. g. Lane,
q. b. lamar. Rob. Shedding,
Richard Lathers, samuel Bs.ea,
John Allan VIM Totumss,
Vim II. Guion VIM. n. Warts,
Adrisn Isssin, r. W. Rsfmer,
Thea Richardson, Thos sioo11b,
John VI. Elliott, Hiram H-teninsoa.
John y. Brown Lewis q Brown
asW. Phillips. AMOS r. iins,
George Barnes, Gss<xs Ese,
A. Iachalse. Abrahan bsn,
Chse. II. Dabnsy, g. @. ssnptnns
VIM Ic.s.hisk Jas. NJ Mevr,
PIP PosaSss.Ad Jarsss sesxAx,
Geo Cvss-nH = Frpd'k c. GebhasS.
=. ..,o,pei 10 oper toSis ~ o. bsowp
ton yorV 1. AsPrhw WALL.
VIII LIAN q. LAM,
HrNIiYf. SFaUGUfNG,
.,LOGGE BLISS,
eugts HcrcHsSoN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

The superintendent Of the Banking Department
Of the State Of New York has decided that banks
hoidirg securities in the department, which are
overdue, cannot be showed to let them remain
without Interest.
The Lo,illard Fire Insurance Company has de.
clared semi annual dividend offive per cent.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company eight
dollars Per ehare.
The Receiver Of che American Life Insurance and
Ytast Company Of Baltimore has declared dividend
o. ten per cent or Is per share payable the ist
OF September next. This is the third dividend OF
ten per cent each that the Receiver has declared,
two OF which have previously been paid. This
company he's suit now pending, which, IL decided
in hs tavor, will give the stockholders fual d!vl
cend Of twenty or twenty I've per cent The debts
Of the company have been discharged in fun.
TIE Lexington and West Cambridge Railroad
CcuPsoy held their annual meeting at the Ner-
chants Bank Building, Boston, on the LIST inst, tho
President. Mr.. Charles Hu dson, In the chair. The
ArAuA report of the Directors was read. The gross
earnings for the year ending Nav 81. had been
942.2 2l 81, gain Of nearly Sc 900 over the pre
yions scar. OF this sum the Fnchburo Comnanv
claim a. their share 500 sO2, which i oorsid.red
exctbtalt, and has net yet been acceded 10. There
hal been an increased expense for keeping the ROAD
in repair, bat they have been able to pay dividend
On The stock. and zee no reason 10 doubt THAR
ability 10 do 1t in The future, A. their future pros
poets ave aattering
The Lcrdou circular Of f. F. Satterth gait of July
20, ssye:-
The market in London for American securities has
been arm State and city bonds have not attracted
much eesson, but the demand for the best descrip.
uen o. rsusoed bonds has been good We note trans.
aosaoos ,ar extent In New York Central and Mchi-
gan cesasi bonds In Iie Third Mortgage and sinking
funo eed "a rennsyivsnia Central bonds. We note a
good many sellers Of Illinois Central honds
With nIited demand The high price alta ned for
free.asd pongs mas checked buyers. There Is slight
Inquiry Ter the shares at dscount u a., ,irasst
Western OF CAosda have been rather Grmcr since orr
last they close a. u = TO ia. The payment ON The
taxes place to day. The new shares AZ. 49,
vsry secsrslly taken and the price Ia il6to il n,a
num. Mocey "a very easy The dire ouat hoare. hs,Iny
Lowered tia rate TO lenders at call from 81 70 q uas
csnt.
TIE Boston TJaisiier OF the 81 inst, says
TIE nastx Cor stocks TO day moderately aetive,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

Value put on The nsrks, during tAs v..t q AZ, az
The dry goods .io.e Is gradually acquiring yie,r
ard tuoyaroy, Though, 80 fer, it has shevr coos,.
eueble iiIesulsIity. Fancy a,ti,ss hay. been ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

VIyAnTxp--A HoEsF, CARR, TOUT STAT WAGON
w sr. bnrees, ons or all II exchange Cor csssl.
usrss, sa6rsts, Writings, uosn 'srl:!asa. sc Aadr.s
A. L. e., Hscsid cshos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04
50
OCULISTs AND AURIsTg.


T,ARD-DR WHEELER, o,ULIsr, 4ss BROADWAY,
~ devotes his attention to diseases OF the eye. aaA
By his mild treatment, chronic inf the ere
Ids or sore eyer however locg ssndng can bs edss.
tunlly cnred; 6lms, specks, nc removed without
eyes inserhd
THE AGE OF DANGEROUS EXPERIMENTS AND
L speculatioDs A caution 70 the public .-Csrtain
fsrsons protesting to be oculsts 10 announce their
radises TO undertake ths OF diseases Of tia eye
on the ''no cure pay" principle. How much s4se,
snd better, and wiser, would be for perscas suseag
from such action to consult only professors 81 long
experience, tpown ability and established reputAus1.
such rs Dr. Wheeler, Of No. 4s6 Broadway. He has
SUCCESSFULLY treated Thousands OF cases that haze bs
submitted 10 bm and ihstanty detect the nature
and extent Of the dsease ind without resortsg "
merely speculative remedies and without tampering
trhng with 30 tender and delicate part Of the hanas
structure rs the Visual organs are known 70 b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04
ADVERTISEMENTS REsEWEs LIVERY DAY.
CLOTHING, &C

CLOTHING. sc.
CjA1TNrT PANS, 81 g. A PAIR, FoUAL To ANY
- IN the city At 8: 51. They arc n,chns r,aas
shcoser AMI neAter thsa hsoi made. Call At the ras
ssfactory, l2sk BreAcvty aad rixs fer yourselves
Orders received ffsn1 tbs xsds.
Wy ASTfD-s1es WORTH CT CLOTHING, MADE TO
w o<s6r, C. ~ psid FOE In tesrd as 6 rot cA,s
hotel Atassss hrssFtss, bsx ibf herald od3oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

U01IUN NoTICE-8Y VIRTUE OF AN ExEC0.
"a tcu viii expose for SALE this day, Ut las Canal
street three be xes Of Young Hysou tea.
v s. MILLS, Constable, Office Marine Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

A LBsHT 4. NIooLAY, AUCnoNEER-GREAr AND
Eas. sss ss1s q 'sPsrs 9as1, I.csr Cs:so"
II Broad street, the eatts stocs Of one Of our 6rst i'm
srsndsss Ass14ss Mad.riss. &C. Also, icso cases St.
julien ciaret 500 Chateau Co., 90 oc.aves
y s dns Old port U.:
Haut Barzac, Sauterne and other wines Holland gn,
schsdam schnarps lag Baskets superior olive OIL cider
payne of various brands Also about rs, Oc0 Havana
segArs all Of which to DO soid in the original pseka
ges mperted and delivered from the United States
Bonded Warehouse Terms cash, IN hankable money.
Bale persnptory and every article on ths catalogue
warranted represented samples ready fer exsmtns-
ton early On morning OF SALE
A U0TIor NorICE.-BY VIRTUE OF An ExEcg.
"A ucu. viii expose for SALE this day, Ut las Canal
v 8. MILLS. Constable, Office Marine Court
A UCTlcN No1CE-J BoGART, AUcrIoNEER.-BY
"A S. ROGA2T.-Mcn6ay, at l0is O'Clock, at the suc
the gente.i hossehOld furniture from Nineteenth
street also stock of ready made clothing dry goods,
fancy goods &C. also bagatslle table, lot feather
BRUSHES, &c, &c
UC1IoN NoTICE.-w A. CARTER WILL SELL
"A tdis day Saturday, at 10 O'clock at no ~
Greenwich str.et Of concerned 80 bbls.
pe1ins -four part extra suited for bakers 900 I'm
ported segars, olive oil, soap. fruit, teas ash, de-
A UCtIoN NOTICE-oN MONDAY, AUGUST 6, AT
"A 10oclock, W. A. CARTER will sell at the store
l2S Church street the contents Of grocery and liquor
store erecer's wagon. Light road wagon, st, honey,
sin, awning &c, Sc
A UCIIoN NOTICE.-wM. 3 JONES AuCrIoHEER
IA BY virtue Of an execution, l uill sell CHS day,
1t 10 O'clock n, ut store l46 Canal street, three
chests of superior young hyson tea
VAllSUM S. MILLS, Constable.
A UC1ION NOTICE. B. JONES, AUoIlONEER. -
"A BY virtue Of execution. win sell this day,
az O'Clock 2. NJ At store 145 Canal street, mag
n6t;c machine. VIM. b. JONES. Constable
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-IH0s BELL, AuCriONEER- by
n BILL BUSH.-Yhis day, At los. O'Clock, in our
continuation valuable goods fom the Crystal Palace
This sale viii include splendid paintings, models, statu
worthy the attention of connoisssurs-The Garrck,
Boy with the Ccrcb he Discovery Of theudson BY Hen
drick Hudson Companion to do; original engravings in
Handsome frames; a genuins London gun in case;
steal instruments. &c Immediately after will be Sold
without reserve eco boxes choice segars lot Of good
furniture, complete turning lathe, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

- OLD CHATEI.EINE CHAINS, FOR LADIES
" Cod curb chatelens chains, with scroll pa frsn
50 to $50.
Cold curb ehatelsns chains, with snamsl pins from
SIS TO go.
Gold Adelaide cha,seins chains, with nswsr pins froa
ST. to $40
Gold Adelaide double strand, with leaf pins from sss
to- 8.
Gold wire chatsisine chains with rich bar pins, FROM
Sl4 to $37.
Geld octasoa shatesns chains with gold fruit PIN.
from @16 to tc2.
splendid French ehateieiss, solid Is carat from 81
to SIS.
Gold ehatelens chains, nat link Is cara frou ga 70
$o4 and al other styles Of chatssius hana fer ladies'
Tor sale very low, Wholesale and retail.
GEO. c. ALLEN. IL Wall street, sssond aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

Y1No LIVERY S1ABLE KEEPERS, OR ANY ONE
l. having good second hand rockaway wagon 10 dis.
pote Of that a in perfect repair and viii sest four
persors comfortably pay hear Of purchaser bT ap-
At IS CortiArdt street. up stairs, between and
IL ociotk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

A UclIoN NOTICE -wM B. JONES, AUorloNEER =
"A BY virtue Of execution. will sell this da y,
az O'Clock 2. At store 145 Canal street, mag
nstic machine. VIM. b. JONES. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

LIMITED NUMBER or CHILDREN TAKEN 10
"A educate and board, and taught In o mild PERSIA.
sys manner, instsad Of severity appeals to reason;
walk every day for health Portland averue, door
from Lafayette avenue south side Of Fort Green Brook
iyn. NJ BPersons wishing TO travel can leave then,
short time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

UCIION NOTICE.-wM JONES, AuCroHEER.
IA by virtue Of execution, Win sell chs day
at 10 O'clock A u, ut store i46 Canal street. three
chests of superior young hyson tea.
VARNUM S. MILLS, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

ZOE BROADWAY, MANUFACTURERS DEPOT or
CCO Brussels and Chkntilly lsces--Rsceiysd nsv
assortment of rich point apasus lAees sosws scarf
hounces, tillas wells handkerchief &c. 6c whole
sale and retail JULES DELCaOix, near Mstropclitaa
Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

az RENsEN STREET, BROOKLYN -PLEAsANf
OF rooms to let, with board, 70 . gentleman and
wife or single gent,eRsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

A UC1IoE NoTICE.-w. A. CARTER WILL SELL
"A this day Saturday, at 10 O'clock at No 81
Greenwich str,et for Of concerned SO bbls
pe1ins -four part extra suited for bakers 900 I'm
ported segars, olive oil, soap. fruit, teas FISH, dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

"A S. POGART.-Mcn6sy, at 10ia O'Clock, at the suc
t'on roons corner OF Frankfort and William streets,
the genteel household furniture from Nnetecnt1
street also stock of ready made clothing. dry goods,
fancy goods, &c; also bagatse table, lot feather
BRUSHES nc &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

DARlS CLOAK5 AND MANruLAs.-E. S. MILLS Is
Il now prepared to exhibit his fall importationA oe
Paris eloaks and mantDas embracing rich and elegant
goods, which have just tsen landed together with
nll line" Of his own manufacture Of every grade and
prize, Black silk mantillas, lined, waddsd and fully
trimmed, from 81 SO; cloth tAlmas and nAntIlas Of
every variety Of styls and pattern from 81 So ssuth
ern and Western merchants and jobbsrs invited to
examine the goods and prices At SO and 81 Chambers
street. three doorS from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

NEW FALL GOOD3.-J BECK & co. Will. OPEN
IN on Monday, August 9, their new fall attack q
French, English, German and domestic dry goods sks
shavls cloaks, de lanes merinos plds calico iinsns
vhts muslns emoroideries. hosiery, gloves. &C. J. b.
Co would respectfully call the attention Of merchants
the above stock as they win and 1t the best selected
stock in the city No. $50 and 3b7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

nIvIDEND.-THE DIRECTORS OF THE KNICKER.
Jbccker Stage Company have this day declared Gvt
derd Of three per cent out Of the earnings of the last
three months, payable and after August 1856 Tbs
transfer books win be closed to that date
GEO. G. PETERS, Treasurer.
New York, Aug !, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

n c. DAVIS, AUCrIoNEER. by D. c. DAVIS &
~. CO-Ihis day, at 10 O'Clock, At store l6 Spruce
street, furniture, oval mirrors, bedsteads wArdrobes
suit Of chamber furniture carpets refrgeratsrs segsr
&C., worthy tie attention Of buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

H1ASH LOANED m ANY AMOUNT. OR PURCEAsED
" At sight for fair prices diamonds, watches, doA
jewsiy plate merchandise and valuable personal 20.
perty By r. WOOD, 90 Fulton strss ssooni door. 0sa,
room, from A. M. to s r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

nVIDEND-LENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ New York, August 1, 1St5,-The Board Of Dirse-
tors have this DAY declared semi Aonua. dtvidsnd q
FIVE 90 psr cset payable at the Office Of the company
81 Ws street and after Tuesday Tth August hast.
The transfer books will b closed from tie Sd TO the 18th
inst. DAVID DRAKE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL ROTELS
SATURDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-W Eppss miss Fppss,
M Boiling. buckingham; G Berrett, M V An
Lyoehb are WIN Smith. Va; W Rsddins, Cum.
berland: R EseIton, LouisvilIe; w Armstrong.
uppsrylle; Mallory. Mallory. jr. Norfolk; John
Stroud, E'ie: Tyne, Va 4; Or Currie A Moss
ley. W c Waterman. kishmnnd: Fl Bohn Norfolk;
g w Hinton, w Hinton, F Williams w Johns
Smith. N c; Jas Stsins. Lockport: w A Easton N
H; l. Lawrence. Hamburg; T Peters Bostou; Jas
Price. Hudsoni 0Iivanna. Montgomery; C God.
Bait; o Campbell, Wilmington; Capt Richardson,
A Moseley Richmond; x Richie, Prince Gee; y
Wiley, Amelia 81 Bond. R DOMAIN. Tn Friend,
EXCHANGE HOTEL-J.,E Heath. Pete; A J
Rroadu'. BIZ atsics; q H CALDWELL, Halifax; ] N
sbd .ys Goy lazy and
drews. Pstsbg; s R Wright. Texas; Fl Yates, C;
Jonss, Pste; h Colenao, Mrs Averelt Hal.
ham. Richmond; A B Magruder, Charloatesyilie: Dr.
Lyme Henrico; w Edwards AID son, kim VIM:
g Cortin. We; Dr. P Harrison, RicbmoDd; r a
Carter and lady, Fsuquier; Daniel Ga; YarnaiI,
Pnis; W Hall BackD CHAM; D Hill, stmr Au.
sost,i cf.00i isSy s snd sv. Als Mo,ssy,
BncIios nsm: wsrnsr. {. Dsalies. N Y;S ]
Manning. SG Miller, Ala; Kur,h, lady and child,
ST CHARLES HoTEL-C,l Archer. vs.: sr.v,
Capt A Gunby. ship EdEyerst. Capt L Whitman,
ship Venice; n Hsflon, Goochlapd; w Clarny'
Cabin Poiot; A Robertson. J Holt, N DR. N Archer.
Amelia; NJ Godfrey. ship Venice; Jones, Sche.
nectsdy; J Green York; Fl Spear, Chest Fl Id:
Col Morls and svt, La; r Polk, Tenn; Fisher,
Liberty, Nc; g Coaltsr. Havana; Or } A Powell
and 500: D = Gardner. Henrico; Gardoer Han
over; w Sims. Ball; 2 Thomasson, C w McCue,
w Mason, Va; r Leake. Henrrce; G Sintc :
and svt; Starke, Liberty Hall.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Wm Pollard, Va: VIM
Il B 3D. N Cannady, GreenviIle, N c; W W Hall.
salti@ors; Street, H.lifs.; c Chaplin Lynch.
burg; Morg.A, Ala; J Luvsnsou, Va; AZ 8 No.
BILE, Ban Francisco. Cal; Barber. Pittsy 'vani.
Geo HottzbeeSsr Amelia: w Watkins. Peters
bnrs; VIM T Smith, Lynchsurg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16
GOOD MANNERS.

1--WE know . young man, slow, saieo, heavy
browsd and unerscious, who. wheDe YER you spesk
10 him. answaFs ~ II II were an effort TO te even
dscsnily civil; and who, moreover. seems TO be
cutie content and even proud Of his civliity. And
We lean 10 the charitable side far 40 10 think this
10 nothing moro thaa bad hsbit of his, which has
iaseasibiy fastened upon him, and that be goes
through the worlds world OF mutual dependence
--llule aware of the fact that 20 email thing a.
bib manners 10 constantly producing impressions,
and fast forming . reputation. such a. ten years
hence hs may regret ~ the great b!under OF his
life"
Persons are sometimes to be met with in
society. who are entirely destitute of the
brains to comprehend that civility is a cheap
commodity, and that the absence of it is
more likely to iDjurs themselves than any
one else. Proper selfrespect and courtesy
TO others are perfectly consistent. and indeed
are generally found combined.
One Of the most important lessons to
children ID to study the graces,-not Of the
dancing master,-but of benevolence, kind
neas and courtesy,-to lay the foundation Of
true politsness in desire to make others
hsppy. Morose and ill-natured people NAV
sometimes annoy others. but are always a
source Of disquist and bitterness to them.
selves.
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