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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-28

INFORMING Cow Ns.-A large and fine
lN assortment, nj all prices, for sale by
WALL 81 STEPHENS.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-28

NTORk, or Plenty To DO and Hours 10
w Do 1t, by M M. Brewster. Isl aud I'd series
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r INTERESTING NEWs.--We have Just

HISTORY FOR BOYS; or Annals OF
Ill the Nations of Modern Europe, by ]. G.
Edgar at TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
Bookstore near 9Th st.
q HIRTS! shirts IA fine assortment Of
~ Gentlemens Dress Shirts OF superior quality,
or sale cheap by WALL IL STEPHENS,
Dec 10 Pa nv, next door 10 Iron Hall
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June IL
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-26
Gflrftr0.
THE VERMONT COUSIN.

"It is too provoking, isn't it, that
father will insist upon inviting that Yam
kee cousin to come and stay at our
house and 90 to school l don't see, for
my part, how he came to have such
countryfed relations, but since he has,
l think he might let them stay up among
their own green mountains, instead OF
bringing them down to mortify US in the
city, with their awkward ways and nasal
twang Z" ....
Thus spoke our Miss Julia Acton
to her younger sister Helen, after they
had retired to their room one evening,
during which the expected arrival of the
Vermont cousin had been one theme OF
conversation.
"I am sure / have more reason to be
mortified than you, julia" answered
Helen, " for l have to walk with her to
and from school, and of course l cannot
conceal from the girls that she is my
cousin, and l know that they will all
ridicule her and make all manner of
fun of her. Brother Ned stopped there
last year, when he was travelling through
New England, and he says they all say
neow,' and 'about,' and 'dew tell,
and / am sure l shall sink if she talks
so before the girls"
"Well I think no one has as much
reason TO dread her coming as have" "
answered Julia, {" for what do you think
Herbert Ferguson will say when he finds
we have such Yankeefed set of rela-
tions he has such horror of every
thing unrcfned, should not wonder if
be should desert me altogether, after
she comes to the house, rather than be
brought into contact with anything so
vulgar. He has been more than usually
attentive too, lately, and mamma says
be is the greatest catch in town."
"Well, now, / have heard that Her
bert Ferguson cares only for intellect ;
that he thinks nothing Of looks in com
parison."
{" can tell you, you are much mis-
taken, Miss Helen, if he has no regard
for looks, as you say, you ought To know
what he said TO mo lately bat no mat
ter, won't tell you. I only wish father
wasn't 50 obstinate, and mamma is quite
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1)oetrp.
To my Friend, DIR. Waring,
Who toent dOtcn in the .4rctic.

They are not dead-the brave
Live ever in the love of good mems hearts,
And though their bodies rest beneath the wave
1t only covers their ignoble parts;
They still are living who in dangers face
Undaunted stood, their duty to perform
Who scorned to rescue life by actions base,
But stood like heroes midst the coward
swarm.
Weep not for them who thus from life have
passed,
Their bene meruit has nation said
And that is life that shall forever last,
When we are numbered with the silent dead.
We may not see them, but they still are near,
Purged from the dross that numbered them
on EARTH.
What we call death is but the trial drear
BY which their gold achieved its real birth.
Life is the alembic, in whose space the mind,
By earthly trials makes its metal kno VIII
And when the chemist has the whole refined
He leaves the dross-the gold he calls his
Why then lament, if the worn glass be broke,
When the result the chemists aim has
blessed
Would We the fiat of his skill revoke,
And with it's dross the pure gold re-invest
We, loved him wen, who knew his generous
youth,
The soul and heart that well our love nigh,
claim
"Whom the gods love, die young" is still the
truth,
And should iebuke our selfshness with
shame.
Then rest thee well, my friend, although
No mourning friends were near to see thee
die;
Thy heart was noble, and thine end, we know,
Met the approving glance of the Great
Chemists eye.
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George G.. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes of all descrip-
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
CATERS of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &C..
aides CATERS, Walking Shoes, Slippers &c.
Main Street, Westerly, r.. l. 134tf
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N. MarstOn,

N. MarstOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, &C., of a superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock Of Goods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main st. 137tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-26
j. Il II. Moves:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, d,
Lanes, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Broadcloths ,Cassimeres, Satinetts.
Observation-Disclosures, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
: Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank.
1877 PAWCATUCK, CT.
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.a II. G.. Barnes.
Dealer in Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
Magazines and Books, and the latest
Publications of the day.
Depot under G. Leonard's Hotel. l87tf
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rOrIcr ~ LOVcland.

Manufacturers of Tin and SheetIron Ware
full supply Of Stoves, of the most tap-
proved patterns. always on ! and.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. l37tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-26

AN endless variety Of Cabas. Portefoiios
"A Porte Monnaies, just received at the
2O1tf tAhlElt SlVhE .
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@ DENTAL SURGEON. En-
~ trance 10 Office first door west
NIIIYD Of Thomas Perry's yewelry
store. Westerly, 1866.
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William II. Gov

Is prepared to have Books bound in neat
and desirable styles at short notice.
N. B. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left 106tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-26
Business Gar0s.
Samuel "A. Gov,

Paper Hangings of the latest and most de-
sirable styles furnished when desired.
Agent for G. G.. Dodge's Dye House, of Prov
idence Orders left ut Messrs. s.
ID. Smiths Store will re-
~ ceive prompt attention. 138tf
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Ladies' Fancy Goods store.

(Nedr The Railroad SfdtiOn.)
ID. w. HAMMOND.
/. Constantly on hand and for sale good
assortment of Fancy Goods, Books, Per-
fumsry, superior Confectionery.
Foreign and Domestic Frui =,
Patent Medicines, Station
cry. Toys, &c., &c.
r Sole appointed agent for Rosemary and
Castor Oil, Prof, Clintons instantaneous
Hair Dye. aud Mrs. Partington's Toilet
Soap. ioo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

foaGzRIEs The editor of the GreenviIle. g G
s.'Io,, while at SparieDburg las. week learned of
SAND dollars, and moneys drawn on hem from the
Dan1s OF Hamburg. Chester, Charlotte. the STATE
bank and the Commercial Bank. No name is
sision N society. ~
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ONE PRICE JEWELRY

R ONE PRICE T. w e l. R
"a STORE.-One of tho concern has just
NA turned from the North with large sssort-
0Ab mest Of Watches, Jswelry and Siverware
of the very latest styles Those In want of articles
In line will please call and examine our stock.
The stock comprises Gold Watches OF every descrp-
tion from the most celebrated manufacturers; Jew.
ery Of every description of new styles and OF the
6nest quality; Mosaic. Lava and Cameold Jeweiry.
which the latest styles; Bracelets Locksts God
Guard Fob and Vest Chains Studs; Pencils; Tooth
Picks; Keys; Seals; Diamond Breastpirs and Die
mond Rings. Also a large assortment of Silver
spoons, Knives and Forks in fact every variety Of
goods kept in our line. MYERS JAEkE,
Isl Main street,
my24 Sign Of the Illuminated Clock.
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OFFICE VA CENTRAL r. R. co..
Richmond, June Esd 1855
NOIICE TO THE STOCKHfN .ERs

=, hE a. OEN ThAI kAILKOAD Co -
The Board of Directors OF this Compauy. have a..
cared dividend Of six per cent on the stock held
the acts OF 1886, 1885, 1s47 1913 and lS49 and
&c. OF 1881. payable in the bonds of the Compaoy
Dsang interest from the lst of July 1855 The bonds
sDoVe suthoizsd will be ready for delivery a. soon
after tne Lat Of July a. they can be prepared. Of
Board. j. aaRRrTww 1.asL OF .ne
il I'll ~ AAoesofct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEAUTIFUL LiKENrsa. -Eim0ns, deguer-
rsotype are admired By svery o.s Mo -. ~.
NO one should be without o5s Of Simon, i1e III
Plcurss Tnfrs cae be no better ssy OF Re
ooes friends than havfse one Of simons, eIssr bseis
dasueneofypes Cell on him and you Viii he III.
-. '"ss nss We = :. Tue. js IS
MOTTO E--A general meeting Of fhe
stockholders Of the Clover Hill Railroaa Cou,spy
viii ee held at their Office en- friday the Seth
inst at 10 O'clock, A. II. stoekhosders sre essnest
" requested TO attend. Ry ofdsr Of the Board CT
Dirsctora D. q WOOTnRTnTH Fr.s.
kiehmond, June 1855 i NSsS
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RI RE MO VAL-REMOVAL.-
RsA EslloI ME- Maker of News

II EL III " AL-1sENlOf ALL
&A Halo Mr.. Maker of News.
E,IIs Just give me little assistance,
: 10 And the citizens tell. If you choose,
(As we'll az any friends at q disance,)
have JEwELRY-the very best kind
And plenty of that for their money.
Opposite the Erquirer you'll find
The " Bee Hires without any honey.
For WATCHES are coming apase
From all parts that near n g surrounding;
Sonow don't forget my new place
You'll find it is really astounding.
nv prices not anv dedreT
Than other stores now in the town,
30 just give a csll, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown
A call at my store l solicit,
Its q nice walk and pleasant retreat;
am sure that you cannot now missit-
For WATCHES am hard to beat.
Farewell 10 word, as parting adieu,
would like to see all nv friends there,
At the store of Bill Ba, ttoI nseto.
Ii you have WATsH or CLOCK to repair.
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and 1lth streets,
ie 8 I'd door above EXCHANGE Bank.
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PoaK Trade In Mason county, KY, Saturday,
. large stock Of hogs were sold II a 62 per hun.
dsed, sud st Carlisle sale OF 500 VAS made dsts
vsrablsin November - ~ per hundred sross.
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Madame Adele Mason, . French lady, 81 years
of age. committed suicide In New Orlesns. We'd
nesisy, ia Consequence Of being deserted BY hei
huabnnd
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Mrs. ROBINSON THE MuRDKREss. The Troy IN Y
Whig, the Editor of which has been constant at.
tendspt on the trials of this mysterious woman
ssys from first to last her bearing has been that OF
an injured and persecuted being, struggling vainy
but not without hope, to disentangle herself from
tolls of her enemies. Every step has made more
clear her final fate, and this keenly realized, only
to blame all the NOR those to whom she entrusted
her cause, and TO whom she bad reasons to be
grateful. She Is yet to show the first sign of con-
triton or of apprehension Of her final fate She
has asked no favors and scorusd all public sympa-
thy Aud yesterday, In passing through an ordeal
in which the hearts of stout men felt deeply for
her, and her own present were moved to
tears-she stood up as If glad of opportunity to
confront the court-to breast the storm gathering
about her, and roll back by reteratlpg the charge
wss that of the heroine not of the drab but vainly
did we look for the woman.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

n WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand q
AA large and well selected stock of the finest
= quality
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
And every variety of JEWELRY, which be offers at
reduced prices
H 10 also prepared to do all kinds of HAIR
WORK.
REPAIRING done at all times on the most rea
sonable terms.
A call is solicited from the public generally.
ioI-lm c. l.. VOEGELE,
pext door to the Dispatch Office.
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purchase OF horses was made In Cincinnati re.
eSnI,y at siso per head to be shipped to Western
Virgins for stage purposes.
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CHINA TRADE.-A correspondent of the Norfolk
Herald, writing from Shanghae, April 4th. says the
harbor presents q busy scene of ships moving to
and fro, amongst which are some of the largest of
American clippers, together with other ships of
all nations going out every day loaded with silks
and teas TO England and the United States.
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sNHREE HANNSOME NEW DMET

THREE HANDSOME NEW Dwell.
Il ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER on
27TH AND STREET, CHURCH. Hill.
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT-The cor
ner house is finished. has rooms and c-mmodioua
kitehen ID ready for tenant now. The Clhsr ty1a
are smaller. and will be finished in a few days Thls
is desirable property and will be sold or exchsnisd
for young negross upon terms to please. Should o
sale or exchange be made, the property Y iii be rem
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low
side ' So"'-
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN
je 25ts General AGENT and Coil. rtnr
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eENx COACH MAKERs-CO

c@E COACH MAKER S-CO-
RARTNE r SHiP.-The undersigned
have formed COMPREHENSIVE for the purpose
of conducting the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS
in this city la all it's branches under the firm of
18th street, occupied by the senior partner for seve
raj years past fhsy will keep constantly on hand
BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYs, BUGGlES, SUI.
KIES, &c, all of the best manufacture and mate.
rals
REPAIRING done at this shortest notice and on
ths most reasonable terms Thankful for past ia.
to the old Establishment solicit = continua.
ton of the custom OF the public All ask 10 Q
trial. satisfied 10 rest claims for share Of bust.
ness in our line on orr workmanship.
VIM. w. BAILEY,
ap 6-d&wSm O. A. PRANCIs.
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Crops IN OHIo.-The editor of the Wheeling.
Va, Intelligencer says: We have Travelled, within
a few days, several hundred miles through the
State of Ohio, and have observed at almost every
point the most cheering prospects for crops We
are convinced that the yield Of wheat in this state
will this year be much larger than 1t has been for
many years Most of the f-lds will be ready for
harvesting in the course of eight or ten days The
late heavy rains, have not. SO far as we have OBJ
served, done any material damage.
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Philip Miller, : menbsr o. the Grand jury, pov
IN session st Cincinnati WAS accidentally drowned
here on Thursdsy night.
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DENTAL N OTI c E.

M&SA g. w. JONES Surgeon Dentist,
announces that he has
moved his Office to the Edgemont
House between 9th and 7th, on Mats street, oppo-
site the Arlin House and the I'd Baptist Church.
where he 10 now prepared to se. those with whom
he made engagements for the present month, ana
Office hours during the summe. from to S- to t.
my I8-dSm
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A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

q RESIDENCE FOR SALE PRIvATELY-
we are authorized t3 sell privately, a very hand
side Of 5th street North OF Leigh now oscunird hv
John w Reeve, Esq. The house is newly built Of
the bes: brick and finished in the best modern vie
containing seven rooms with the basement Thera
ale upon the premises brick Kitchen and othsr
necessary out housss with an iron ny drsnt 10 the
fronts 40 feet on 5.h street and rms bsct Isn =.
Terms very liberal Apply to -
je 25 sun+.a.
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A differeuce has arisen between the Papal Govs
srnmept aud the little Republic Of Saint Marino.-
The latter refuses to deliver up certain political
refugees pursued by the Roman police.
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r. PEMB E r TON,

T. Pc N b + RTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
0FFERS for sale (for CASH the follow
" lowing 0oods- sss
Seine Twine, all Mes; Seine Thread, q. Nos.
Seine Lines. various lengths and sixss
Cotton Cordsse; Bed Cords Leading Lines all sizes
Carpet Warp. all solors
Cotton Yarns Gotten Batting. ali numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards, sll Numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, ell sizes
English and American Gun Gags
With well ssieetsd assasauAsnt Of 0RoCERfEs
suited TO the Trsds-ail, - ~ part Of whtsh, will
be sold at q very small advsnlI. ~ easA al
DICHMONU SODA WATER AM
IL BOTTLINo EsTABLIsHMENT.-It ss..
ted fact that the only genuine srtisis Of Bosslss
C0RMACK Co. Who nsftsr tbsmselves thstshsy
are able e compete with any mansihstosy, siths-
North OF South, having been sRssssa n ths bssnss
fox seven yesrs past
fo s.o.d ,nPo.i.o., y s..s . sall f0r y. Ascox
n. b: All orders sithss fson sity o sosasrY
sos. sssr. Porter .aA Az aslivsrsl = al Part.
Al psnsss hsvias oar .e.slss y.,I el..4. 5sssss
them imme1iately. y. ueCOhMICA CO
- Its N& - oso-sN
DYE FLOUR-Ior sals by
4G j. - - S11.
a
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l. be received at this offcs until Mouda next.
oloai1g at IL O'Clock N for the following work -
The Grading Of 3th street from point ear Csnal
street to the bridge the Dock Canal and for the
re.paving and new stone pavement required on said
street.
Also for Grading First street from Leigh street to
Jackson street. requiring about 44O yards of excava
ton, ito be deposited in said street) and the es-
mate to be taken on cuttings alone.
Also. for the extension of the culvert ON Sixth
street to the arch under Tredesar street. The sad
cuIvert to have the capacity with that alreadv
built and to bs constructed with substantial faes
sidewalks and covers well laid In cement
The bids for the above work must state the priee
per cubic yard for gra6ins-the price per square
yard for new paving and reaying the old psvemsuts
including the furnishing of sand and for the culvsrt
the price per nesl foot-the cuivert to be well COW
cred with cath TO be taken from tn, hill innmedi
ately on the line of the work
Contracts. with approved security conditioned for
the prompt and faithful execution of the work will
be required to be signed by individuals to whom
work is arded within ten days after the date of
the award, else the proposal will be considere sban,
donsd. All the above work will be required to be
executed as early practicable. =
For father information, enquire of the C ity En-
gineer ard Superintendent of Sire ets.-
M. BATES, Secretary.
lie H-d5t COmm'r Streets aeneralv
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DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS, well known
merchants resas ct.ble Apothecaries and hundreds
.. bear teslimony to the good eEects Of Sra.
BLERs ANoDyNE CHERRY ExPEcrosANr In coueb,
Soids and diseases Of the iupss and threat aersy
Iners are empiricism In its preparation. Artcl es
which are well known and highly appreciated bv
the entire medical faculty alone enier into s COM
postinn. Fhe DiARnH0A CORDIAL is also prepared
with the same scientific skill and care LIS beps cal
effects IN ds.sses of the bowels have been remark.
able. uver Soc physicians, who have been made 90.
quairted with the recpesof these popular
have been pleased with them, and oulv seohsn Of
them IN terms Of unqualified praise II you have .
ecuen. or any disease Of the lungs or throat, give
the expeetorsnt trial. Or IL YOU or xny Of xcur
friends need the aid Of the Diairbea Cordial nsie
use OF Il with con6dencs, and marx che result
Agents. : " ~
Price for each only 50 cts or ak bottles for n e.
Z. h. 6TABLER l. Co, Propristors
Wholesale Drugsisfs bslti,ners.
fukCELL: LADD Co., Drussists,
Wholesale 4 gents. hichuond,
OUT virginia. 10 l4-d&cl2r
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THE CUBAN STATE PRISONERS The following
IL list OF the Cubsn State prisoners, and the sen.
tence demanded against them BY the prosecuting
fiscal:
Mariana Ramirez, Manuel Guzman. Manuel and
Ramon Prieto; DeCsstro and Jose Machodo-.en
years Imprisonment, and to be prohibited from re-
turning to the island; Frias Gsner and Truxfio-
TO be exled to Spain tor four, three and two years
respectively; Yznsga, Perez Zuniga, Csntero
BeIep and Jose Manuel Perez-two years' exile:
Bombslier-one years exile; Lapieda-perpe;n.l
exile; Sonora Balbin- six months' recusion Gin
recoeids, y house Of refuge; Jose Sanchez Yznaga
-absoIved from charges against him; Juan Ga
nins-absolved from charges agsinst him; no note
10 this namo.
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NOTICE.-There was left in the posses
IN sion of Mr.: Thomas g. Logwood, some few
weeks before his death. very noted DIAMOND
that is In the possession OF friend for "a s
keeping. If so, the person will csnfsr a favor kv
calling at this oce when satisfactory proof will be
furnished as to the proper owner. II taken other
wise the public are hereby cautioned against ira
ding for the same is 9liw
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AUSTRIA PRRPARING FOB lNvAHos "A letie~
from Vienna Of The 81, 10 the Hamburg News,ss
.The wurks of defence which have been of late
years executed by the Austrian government on the
eastern frontier OF the empire little known. but
they are nevertheless Of q nature to be very ser.
cis will be found 70 be defended IN very differ
ent manner 10 what il was Tour years ago. The
government has also considerably strengthened
iha forti6cstons OF olmuiz. position which would
protect Vienna agsiust an army OF insssion trsm
Russia The construction aud repair OF f94ds
has been also ordered TO be executsd with TIE
greatest activity.
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I. A MUSEMENT.-Ihere is no place to
"A spend an hour, free of cost, more pleasantly
in Richmond, than q. OSBORNE'S splendid DA
6UERREAN GALLERY. At this Establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
of visitors NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up likenesses In
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition.
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
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EXTRAORDINARY SUIcIDE.-The Brussels jour.
Hals state that an extraordinary suicide has Jut'
,,Len mace At Mons. Madame B, a respectable
inhabitant of that town, threw herself into the
river Trouble, after having firmly tied TO her wais'
a little girl aged FIVE, belonging to the founding
hospital, aud whom she bad moss carefully dressed
and crowned with roses.