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CONSOLATORY

The English press congratulate themselyes
that the destruction caused by the late assault,
upon Sebastopol was not as great as at first
reported. 1t was only FIVE thousand -
They are like the man who broke his leg and
was thankful it was not his neck. Thew are
certainly going to take the Rsdan and Malls.
koh next time Well, after losing only five
thousand at the Mamelon, and only five thou.
sand more at tine Malakoff, they can certain.
ly afford to lose another five thousand in q
third attempt. They say the losses in bat.
tie are not to be compared with those bv
disease. An encouraging state of affairs
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The Grayson iSalphur Springs

These springs are located in Carroll coun
ty On New River, 90 miles South of Wythe.
vile, ia very beautiful country. They are
remarkable for having four varieties OF
water-White and Red Sulphurs, Chalybeate
and Sulphur and Chaly beate combined
They are said TO have proven their curative
properties in great many striking cases
We understand that the Siamese twins are
spending some weeks there. They have
with them two of their children. 1t would
be an interesting scene, that, of Chang and
Eng drinking sulphur water. Wonder if
Chang tastes any thing like gunpowder
when Eng drinks the sulphur water, or
Eng is in an ironical vein when Chang
quatfs the chalybeates? We should like to
visit the Grayson Springs to see. They are
under the management of that well known
landlord, Capt. B. f. FRYE.
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pArRI0rIc SPIRIT.

During a celebration of the Fourth ofJuly
at Glen's FsIIs. Warren county. n. T., z man
by the name Of Rugg. reader OF the Decis-
ration of Independence, remarked that ne
was ashamed to read that immortal docu-
ment because it tolerated slavery. Upon
this, one of the citizens, DR.. A. n. Holden
moved that the sentiments of the Declare
ton Of Independence be declared the senti
ments of the meeting, which was carried
A gentleman by the name of Davis was then
called on, who rose amid perfect volley OF
cheers, and made speech fairly annihila'
ting the abolitionists, which was received
with great enthusiasm. It's pleasant to re-
cord such exhibitions of patriotism among
our Northern friends.
STAGNATION IN BUSINESS IN NEW
YORK.
The Western papers have been making
great complaints lately of the receipt OF
careoes of paupers from New York. The
N. Y. correspondent of the National Intelli-
gencer referring to these complaints, says
that the Western press has only itself to
thank for the undesirable visiters, for it has
constantly asserted that the West was ever
ready to receive and provide for our starving
multitudes and, deIuded by these assn
RANGES, the N. Y. almshouse authorities
have been but too glad to respond to
the invitation, and large numbers have
from time to time been dispatched to
the land of promise, where they appear to
meet with q very inhospitable reception, and
in some cases are re-shipped back to Ne"
York. The writer adds that they could very
well spare many thousands, even at this
season of the year, for labor is abundant and
work scarce, so much so indeed that the
most gloomy forebodings of the coming win
ter are already INDUCED in, and an estimate
has been made that there are now not less
than fifty thousand people in New York city
out of employment Whilst the correspond
ent cannot vouch for the truth of this state
ment, he says that what with the very limit
ed amount of building going forward, The
perfect stsgnation that prevails in the ship
yards, and the dullness in trade generally
there is very good ground for the belief that
it may be correct.
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ATTACK UPON TAGANROG.

The allies, in the account of their wonder
full expedition to the Sea of Acct, forgot to
mention slight reverse they suffered at 9
town by the outlandish name of Taganrog
The report of the Russian general, Krasnoff,
has supplied the omission. The allies, with
four steamers and fifty gunboats, fired upon
aud bombarded the town, but without effect,
They afterwards landed three hundred men,
who after short encounter were routed by
the Russians, at the point Of the bsyonet, and
driven back to their boats. Satisfied with
their reception, the allies went again to sea,
no doubt very much disgusted with the town
Of Tagaprog and the Russian general, Kras
po6.
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KOSSUTH.
In q recent letter. Kossutb save

~ were adoring half 90 much the Almishtv
posL = re i ssis witheu. osucs) many an Amer
presented mysalf in America a. dancer sin.sr
or somethns OF that kind feel quite satssd thst
wHn naf the pains and trouble IL cost me 10 mai
I'VE now on II not 10 luxury. at least In oomfort"
: 1t seems then, that Kossuth met with in.
different success in his appeals for mate.
raj aid for Hungary. He might have met
WIN more II the people of the United States
had not entertained some suspicious of his
sincerity. They locked upon him, If not as
dancer or Q singer as very good actor. but
they would have paid him better If be h ad
Gift. -N "
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The abingdon Democrat.

The Abingdon Democrat reminds us that
we credited to the Virginian an article about
the Scott poisoning case, which of right be-
longed to the Democrat. 1t was an acs of
inadvertence. We certainly could have no
design to wrong our friend Brunette. If it is
any consolation we can say to him that we
frequently suffer ourselves from the same
kind of Injustice
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FaIGHTFUL ACCUMULATION OF MIsFoRrUSpa
The widow of the late English Admiral Boxe, 4,
now suffering from most dire accumulation "a
mistortunes; the first OF these was the death r..
cholera OF her nephew, at Balakiava. This ws.
followed by The desease. from toe same cause nj
her husband The next int lhgeace she receiyed
was to the effect that her house 10 the country had
oeen burned to the ground. Scarcely had abe been
m ide acquainted with ibis fact when the faIure ~
hessrs. Straban's bank In London deprived hsT ~
not less than thirty thousand pounds and to
crown all her misery, she has now a SON bsiore
seoastopol who, 1t 10 expected, cannot long sur
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/. SroUR1So PLAoE.-Robert Kirby, q
dealer AZ the frst rnsrket was fined 81 BIZ the Mayor
for depositing four barrels Of potatoe. Ia Franhn
street near i7tb on the night of the lIth ins aud
permi.tiuG them to remain uEtii moraipg. The
hucksters at this market. in order to get public
stand at which sell these vands often put oat BAR
reis add benches the evening before AMI let them
re main ell night In this way they have an equal
chance with the market carts that back up 20 the
sidew.lk whenever thew plssse. The market con-
mtee should take the ssir 10 hand and adjust IT, 20
az to rsliev, the CLERK Of the burtheD.
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INVITATION A o T D.-Ihe Young
Quad Capt Richardson. have received an official
nyita ton from the President and Directors of the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company. TO
visit that lovely resort for hs seekers of pieasare
and bsalth. and have determined to accept it; The
day has NOT vet been fixed UPON when they will start
on this excursion. but as the Young Guard are al
ways prompt In their action. we suppose their Mont
geometry friends will not be kept In suspense mary
weeks.
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Ill G o vERsED HOUSE, Miss Susan
Claytor. The occupant of small house on the east
side OF l7th street, near Crews soap factory ap.
psared before the Mayor yesterday morning, 10
answer The charge of keeping disorderIy and Ill
governed house Three witnesses swore 10 having
seen and heard persons passing in the house at ali
hours OF the night; but as Miss Sussn declared her
ability TO prove q character pure as the Alpine
SHOWS thrice bleached by the Northern blast. If
given an opportunity of doing so, the examination
was adj burned until this morning In order to give
her time to have her witnesses subppnsed
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a. ua.r TING Huperint4 ndent of Che

Ar Work The superintendent OF tne
C.nitol Square. NJ. EggsIiDs. was busly engaged
vss.srdsv. Win Dumberof State subjects furnish.
ID BY Col Morgan. IN taking up and ID r.l.yios tie
vocd snbstsniial hydrspt has been pu' up neartne
State court house, The loose sand and gravel near
shs southern ,ates have been removed; the g q
crop Of grass and onions have been cut, anu every
thing begins TO presents different snco con.
tuues favorable. the square will be 10 just such or.
der a. II ought to have been kept In for twelve
months mast.
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SAILING OF THE SrRAMKa.-The .tssn.h,,
tic sailed from New York on Wednesday. for H..
erpool, with sos, 900 10 specie, and 2:ss pa..an
gsrs Among the passengers are James Gordo,
Bennett Of the Herald; James Anderson. the tr..
geoisn Mt ana Mrs. w. R. Barbss and ]. N.
Child, Of Virginia. and The Rev DR.. Baird the lsts
Corresponding Secretary OF the American ana
Foreign Christian Union. who goes AZ a deIas s,s
to the French Evangelical Alliance, 20 be hsid n
Paris on the 23d of August ~ ~
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MOUNT VERyos-The ladies of the
me citing this (saturdsy) afternoon. July 14th at
r. d 1t the house of Mrs inc. s. Caske, ON Frank.
lin street. on business of importance Ladies intt
rested In the cause, will please attend puuctualy
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NARROW EsoAPE.- Yesterday morning
Mr. I. B. Whites little son, while passing along
the north side Of 17ih street, between Main and
Franklin, with his mother, fell into a cellar, and
came very near Gripping himself for life On this
portion of 18th street the sidewalk Is very narrow,
and 1t Is little surprising that the tenants of those
houses are permitted to keep the cellar doors spread
open ALL day. We know of no more dangerous
man traps than the places alluded to any where In
the civ
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~ ERUPTIoNs THE SKIN, B!otches. Tettel
and gross habit, are ali ensepdered By depravsd
state of the blood Render that pure and all these
dsagreeabe effects will disappear CAarER's sPAN
ISL MIXTURE possesses tbs power of purifying the
blood which has never been approached BY any
ahicscious. Try 1t. Gods
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RrI,erous REvivAL.-A revival of reli-
eion has been eoiog on i, the Clay street Metho-
list church for several weeks, and large number
OF persons have made profession oil change OF
lxaa-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

surposxp MuRpER.-Last night. about
10 O'Clock. negro woman, named bstscy Vlsin,
a. SnS ~ The s,lev near the Medical College. From
Thai We could learn, difficulty had occurred De.
tween her and couple OF negro men, ana y vas
the opinion of the husband Of Betsey thai sne was
SuI cd ~ thefn-
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OBsrRuorIoN.-L. D. Maule left a lad
der and several pieces of plank on the edge of the
sidewalks OF Broad street, on the night of the OH
yesterday ard mucted In the sum OF 81.
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MORE EvIDEsoE.-We have jus. 4
Informed by a gentleman from the coultrJ v
large family, that he has had srest many sc
OF Summer Complaint, but not in one iutssa
hs failed In making perfect cure IN sm Ibui'-
ty-four hours, with BAKER's PREMIUM BTTna
He believes, also, that $50 would not have pI !
doctors bill without the Bitters he syi b.
intends to do without it In his family. Hbuu,t
be used If required, but not wishing il publ'sa
Price ONLY so cents per botsle. To be hsd ofSs
PURCELL. LADD & Co., Richmond, ysr a':s
gists everywhere jg-
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MARRIED.

At Washington D. c.. on the morning of t.se 4sh
of July. by the Rev. J e Weems. A. TUFTS, Esq
of CoinsSile, Ill. to Miss MARY SLADE, daugh.
ter of Rev. J. L Wesms formerly of Va.
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hEsiGEATIoS OF Az n. C.-Hsnry Mouis E.o
m.mbsr elect OF congrsn from the Hampshisc
s9ss,l ConsIsssonsi District having bsen sppoin !,
tbs ONCE Of Congrsssman. N'Asss
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LUsUs NATURE.-Mr Robert Dobbins
of Henrico county, has a double headed duck
which was Matched at his residence few dsvs
since. The little creature 10 now dead, but pre-
served 10 acohol for future exhibition I, also has
TWO perfect necks, and eyes enough for anothar nj
ITS kind. We have never heard of 40 mary ex.
traordinary freaks Of nature among the feainerv
tribe as have taken place tn s season
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TREMENDOUS GALE -Marietts, MaYshsll so.n,v
lows Sas Waited daring the last wosk II Juns \:
dweiins.housss shops and storsa bssidss inin. .
great amosLt Of damage In other fcspests.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoonTa
A meeting OF the Standing Comrnittse Will "
Gu THIS saturday AFTERNOON ssss
at the Rooms of the Association. iJt
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HusTISGs CouRT.-The criminal docket,
tor the hrst time In several years, has at length
been cleared in this court The only case bsfore
L yesterday, was that of James Shaw alcs p. tr.cI
Fitzpatrick. indicted for misdem amor, who WINS
dhcharged by The entering of q nnHs rrn.enui
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MECHANICS Bull DING FUND AI
TIoN.-The 10th regular meeting OF the ASIA
will be held at Saundsrs' Hall on M0NDAYf
iog, July 18th, at 9 O'Clock.
The Secretary will be at the store Of sAa
risson during the evening, to receive ths 10
members. EDW'D McCARfHl
In lA-Qf Raflr.
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CoRN.-Farmers in this section of Vir-
Rnis declare that they such prospects for
large Weld OF corn, a. the growing crop now pre-
ssnts If the weather continues sessonable, bread:
stuffs must decline very materially in the course OF
q few months.
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SHADE TREEs.-The csterpillars are ma.
king their appearance on the linden, mulberry
and other shade trees. and bid fair to prove ysrv
these annoying iDsectsa
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FOR VALUE RECEIVED. / hereby
.n.ss ~ 70 y. =. hndeiord. or his sssisns. ali
ta'nsa against Joan Andersen In the nsre Of VIM
u naH my asdsaor; hsvins heretofore dir.ctsa
nsnIy ~ MAYO. my agent, to appiv the pr sas.Ss Z
id claim for the use and beneft Of said asS "a,
l65i - .--- - 10 gay OF July,
Tsns. ANTHONY x ROBERTS.
" I4-St ~
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AUCTION NOTICE The attention u
public Is solicited to our sale of Cows with "
Horses; Mules; Carts; Buggiss, &c, Tak Moran
10 O'clock, at the Horse Lot
l4-1t LARUS e. SHINE La
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DrrArcH ron THE Springs. - Persons
going TO the Springs can have the Dispatch
sant to them for any length of time they
.n.~ dn~ire
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SPONGE BATHS-With Hand Eho~ :,
- Saith; Hip and Plunge Baths Rsth f,,c.ss !. -
nsreshs,; Fiction Bats Bathing Csps: L,rrshs.,s
rsssstJ Oct shower Baths De. q - 80
~ China Dealers and House Fa .n,ss.r..
Z" .31 MAN !.
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inPRoviSas-We are gratifed {, Learn
tho scafoldag at the 6rst market last Thursa.. ~
ternoon, and narrowly escaped instant dssfh. wa,
Improving yesterday, ana hopes were eute,tsinsd
tnst ne would speedily recover from his lniu .iss
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New RoAD.-The County Court OF Hem
rioo bsve made order for the open,o, Of -.
road from 18th street through Ho ward, Grove m
ne Mechaniessills Turnpike This new hishway
pni;ons reading and owning property on Maddos
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RAIs.-We were visited BIZ a delightful

rain shower sboat O'Clock yesterday afternoon, &C.
compapied by snfhciency Of thunder and lightning
to cool the atmosphere and render the evening vary
pleasant for out door exercises.
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PERMISSION TO REmAIs.-Fdmund Brar-
ton, emsnciPated by John Donnsn. and WIN q ~.
ons, emaneipsted By Robert r. Richardson. wsy.
granted pern.iaon to ain In III (.ommory."I
yesterdsy, BY the Hustinsa courf --' se.'e,
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70 Pelissier and Lord Raglan are already
at loggerheads. The former is evidently a
conceited, dogmatic, head strong fellow, one
of that class of men whom their friends find
it much more difficult to manage than their
foes. This disagreement, and some others
which have arisen between the allies, do not
augur well for their future harmony. as.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jsly IS

ARRIVED,
Schr M Warren, Masbery. New York, les and
hay, Wardwsll L Badger.
schr. Emma. Ferbish, r hedsG New York ice and
iathes, WsrdweiI Badger. $500
...r SAILED, .
Scbr. ~ Van Name, Van Name, Philadelphia coal
w. ID. Colquitt L. Co. wal
sehr John Hart, -, Philsdeiphia, coal, w. D,
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O0O DOLLARS KEWARD.-Ra

ono DOLLARS KEWARD.-Ran-
~4yO away from the subscriber, residing at Me-.
~ hh BE e county. North Csrolins on the eth
DEUS A ono IRA
PHILiP is dark black. slender man, about ak
s;h nsn; WIN put one eye. purchased him in
rsised N or near sburg Va where biz me.
'nef Tesa E which place he viii probably 10 To-
Gzs. with thick lips, feat or 10 inches hieh-hs.
gum s'oony. ni,contepted countensnce. rur.
nun last fai! 10 Dinwiddie county, Va near
nj. ne was raised By Mr.. cabinsss. He has pro.
VIII awe Si0o reward for the defvsrv NJ s..h -,
either Of them to me hera or to Mr. 4 pR All, "
Richmond CTTJIrN SmAOf,
= merry Hill r O., B critic co. North Csrolins
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DOARD.-MRS. M0kIOn, sss,i 7
ID ke.wesa Grace and Franz hn ,.i ~ al =
eomuodata msmbsIs OF TIE Lss, 90 sST
~i,a Board, ~ the r,onth VI s'' T
! to-ms.
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BoARDIKG.--a Attention 10 invited TO tbs
:dvsrtssns.t Of Mrs crump, in another coluun.-
~ II ~ Pas ls,s 9esned Boarding house IN asw
Invites public patronage. - "As
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NOTIoE.-A meeting of the StOckhas
ny will be held at the Office of Drnlop. Ats.
Co, on MONDAY, the Isl instant, AZ 10 Ssss +
"a. @. w. R0YsrIE
iy7-sodti sssr.af
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.
PHUR.

These springs which were opened on the
10th inst are likely to become among the
most popular in the State. They have the
advantage OF all others of being the most &C.
cessible of any. The visitor travels all the
way by Rail Road, and gets out of the cars
into the Hotel at the springs. A short Rail
Road mile and half long, built by the
Company, takes him from the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road and lands him in the
building where his name is registered When
the whole plan is completed, the Montgomery
Springs will be able to accommodate as
many guests as the Greenbrier White Sui
phur. The plan is judicious and handsome,
combining comfort with good taste. At
present large party can be well accommo-
dated although only half of the buildings
projected are ready for use.
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IRON TURNING LATHES-

IRON TURNING LATHES-We in
vite the particular attention Of ms ohiri,ts an
ms.utsctuiers to superior srticle of ENGINE
LA e, VIII patent Improved Tool Elerator. Call
hnd see it at No. % Pearl stree.
" TT snITH & ROBERTS.
SECOND SUPPLYING Literary Life
~ and CorrespondeEca of the Countess OF Rles,-
isgtop: By & 4 Maddox. y, N.0''
me fhysicsi Geography Of the Sea; by 3. r. Mao.
JY if-St A. MORRIS
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BAD sIDkwALKs."-Our notice in yes
between 24.h and Goth streets, should have read
Grace instead of Leigh street the first being a
populous neighborhood, while the latter Is beyond
the corporate limits
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
MANUFACTORY.
me subscriber u prepared to do every 5esc,iption
Of rLsiS AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired for
bIta,tpins, Psresols, Cane Heads, &e ~
ed at short notice iNPaii-
billiard Balls returned aud colored
epe c NJ "a nay be seen at his sbop On 18th srset
Apperson's eooao'n q
jy l4-f3m CHAsa u.rxEr
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JNo. McCoNNELL, Dentist, Main ~
between 9th aod 18th SITS. opposite Con1iSuA>
iu 2-itm - :
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Tur LATEST BARNUMrsM

Barnum's last scheme, m account Of which
we published yesterday, to get mp an e1hi
hilton at his museum, of the pretfiest wo-
men in America, is worthy at once Of bis
delicate taste and prolific genius. IL is an
Improvement on the Baby Show. We should
not be surprised to see great number OF
competitors among the softer portion OF the
sex, that portion which 'hfs as few brains in
working order as human being can get on
with" None other will permit this specula
tor 10 human weakness to trade upon then
charms.
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become connected with the editorial depart
ment of that paper. Mr.. D. makes grace
ful bow on the occasion of his introduction
to the readers Of the Advertiser, and in
clear manner lays before them the principles
and policy he intends to support. He is an
efficient and practised writer. with well
stored mind, and will prove an acquisition to
the Advertiser. We wish him health and
prosperity in his new home.
VERY PRoPER.-The National American,
of yesterday, with very gentlemanly and
just sense of propriety, announces that it de-
clines publishing communication rejecting
personally and editorially upon the conduc-
tors of one of the city papers. Whatever
comments it may feel called on to make up
ON the editorial acts of its contemporaries, the
American trusts it may be long before it
finds it necessary to make personal attack
or discourteous allusion and when an &C.
casion arises it decares that it will put the
attack in its editorial columns and become
responsible for it. The American adds -
We have long thought newspapers bad
arena for matters merely personal and are
determined that ours shall never be made
the medium of such purposes" All this IS
certainly very proper and commendable.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-13
Livery Stable.

ROBERT BEAL, has adopted the following rules
for his Livery Stable.
l. Any one hireing will be held responsible for
any damages that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
or Rigging may sustain.
Q. No Horse, Buggy or Carriage will be consd
cred engaged until paid for.
3. Free ferriage for Horse or Horse ard Buggy.
4. A few Horses always on hand for sale.
8, Match Horses for families always on hand
and for sale.
6. Always on hand and ready for trading, buy
ing and selling generally.
and last but not least. My great object Is to
make my business cash and progressive, it is in
tended that the cash prices shall be invariably in
advance. ROBERT BEAL,
Third street between Church and Laurel.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 17th. 1SS4-ly.