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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13
From the Cincinnati Gszette.l
THOMAS TYFTE.


u by the author of "Thanatopsts. "Robert n
Lincola," aaa Minor Poems.
FLuTTERINa nervously here and there
Round hia lady blrd-odd little elf
NV on AMI iron weed, low In the air.
Yhomas Tytte Is describing himself
Tom..it torn-tit,
Spit, spat, spit,
land wife In this here tree
Live as jolly as ever you see.
Feeble, des. dee:
T. Tytte, Esq, is dressed In blue,
Like every other high-born tit.
With a yellow vest and choakes eco;
You'll hear him crow, If you la,en a Bit,
Tom-tit tom-iit,
Spit, spat spit.
Exsmine this coat and vess OF mine,
I'm rather buck In the tom-tit line
Feeaae dee. dee
The wife Of Thomas. meek and brown,
A simple creature afeard of boys,
Sits all day 10 high.necked gown,
laying eggs Without any noise.
Tom-tit, tomtit,
Spit, spat, spit.
Lay on my dear, NO body II come;
I'm keeping watch In this old eum,
Feeble, dec. dee
a very retiring female she
pattern wife, the dame-tits say;
Always blowing and Dragging 10 he,
Ia the old, established, masculine way,
Tom.tit tom.tit,
Spit spst. spit, stI
I'm not the bird to run, lhat's fail
Pmtoo good stuff, you know, for that
Fesdie, dee, dee.
Heigbol look here, two, four, six, eight,
Round and while, remarkable eggs
Mrs. Ty,te watches EN- early and late
While Thomas h laughing and kicking his itHs;
Tom-tit. tom.tit,
Spit spaf, spit,
Convenient vile this, Mrs. T..
For free and easy fellow IKE ms
Feeble. dee, dee.
The eggs are clipped, and eight small tits
(The number Of eegs) creep cautiouslv thro,
Thomas, driven half out of his wits.
Scratches his head 10 know what 10 do.
Tom tit, tom-iit,
Spit. spat, spif,
Trying thing this- singular fate
Unusual number, certainly eight!
Feeble. dee. dee.
z. Tytte, ESQ 10 little while,
Gets not - careful of bis clothes,
Seems quite depressed, hath sickly smile.
And sngesh most sweeily thro' bis nose.
Tom~tit, tom-tit,
spi', spat spit,
Exactly where the young onss he
No BODY knows 'eeps wife and ma
fsedle. dee, dee.
Autumn comes-ihe tillets grow
Thomas Tytte II blockhssd du.cs.
To foreign parts he's eoiag to 70:
Aod, Juss 90 be starts, we cry eli at once
Tom.,ii. tom.tit,
sph, spst, spit.
y your voice comes back aud YOU RI not shot
tou come back With Il. Tom; osbe r Wise nnt
fssdls, dee. dee
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EDUCATION.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION Of

rV.Iff FOURTH ANNUAL CEOo1ON VI
"a. CLAoHlCAL AND COMMERCIAL
ss,.a { q on Church HUI, will commence on NON
NV ,bs t7th Inst in The Kocms on Broad street,
s;1sstiI. opposite 81 Johns Church.
6oye will b fitted for any degree Of advancement
In Coese or for business; and Glass IN ths primary
vii be received for which, and those pursu-
ins the Modern Languages, the most compstent in.
struction possible will be provided, and Will be ur-
der the supervision of the Principal
Pupils viii please be present 80 near the opening
OF the School a. possible.
= EDWARD W. CONE. A. H..
- 1I-ts Principal.
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iREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAVEL.
~ II -:

4 EEzz@ss
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHIL.
ADEhxHlA AND NEW YOsK, VIA. ACQUIA
OVER THE RICHMOND, FREDER-
" ICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
to the Potomac River. seventy five miles and By
splendid and comfortable steamers thence to Wasb.
ington, fifty five miles, in ell 1870 miles in seven
hours being com Portable and perfectly safe rate of
speed.
Hours of departure 81 A. M. and u P. M and ba e.
gage under charge of agents through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philsdelphis and New
York
AZ Us. 50
. Do.st,oie. {, Uh
hneuoipuia 90
fhe track OF the Railroad between Richmond and
the fetomsc River, is now undergoing relay and
nail OF IL being already completed with an edge rail
OF superior quality, and as more than ou million OF
passengers have been heretofore safely ana satisTac
toIilY transported over this route it ia hoped and
believed that no one will be induced by tbs mjsrsn
resentetion embraced in the emit over th
signature Of III. D. Whitcomb Sup't" to teieot The
longer and more circutous route, referred to there
In. The X r. Il P. R. r. has been in operation for
twenty two years. and In all that time no passenoer
has either been killed crippled by ecoids nts raw
suske'heads or otherwise which is without parajIsi
In the history OF railroads in this country
g. RUTH,
sup't of Transportation.
Office kichm'6, Fred'g l. Pc r. CO.
Richmond. August 10, 1885 au,0
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NERTAIN CURE FOR C0DGES-

~ "RIcHMoND, Nov. q, 1871 have triet p,,i,
all the cough remedies of the day. snd hsva no 5s3
tation In saying that believe MRS A. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable pp,,n,
ton Of the kind now In use ard as family m.l:g,
slmos' Indispensable. Il WARREN
MRS. DAVIS Couch REMEDY.-Ws eau g.si d
the virtuss of this medisine from the boOt tIts
witnessed its operation In bad cough, inwh, bi
afforded speedy and decided relief--Risi Rgs
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Been
Alex. Duval, Patterson l. Jackson, Chas MnlE,,n
z. Pieot, A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN COIN i

MERCHANTS \ SdS ATTEND TO Tais,-te USs5ai !,
out supply, and take with van TIA sHs uo. stA
most certain cure ever offered to tbosa Ss,ioa u.
ferins nom Coughs, Colds. Copsuu.DtiS nj
Ftics-25c per bottle; bottles. Ga -.
Leonasd's Dollar Cordial. a'''a'' AI
To be had of l.. B THoM4a Broad .l.sse H.,
dill. and of oil Drugssts aad aeais,s .oSai
kieAnond ana State Of Virginia. y,Ia's..II,
MessEs. fuRCELL, LADD l. Co, 81 Main st,Sss ~
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of 9Th ana Sd ~. W.
Richmond, Va. '-u 8issh
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AND dAKNE.SS OF AID KINDS.
NOTICES. A ID ID L e s, SADDLE
IN BAGS AND BRIDES, hAMES OF ALL
KINDS. AND EVERY THING USUALLY KEPT
In SADDLERY BUSINESS, AT NEAR COST
fhs subscriber intending to enlarge, and In some
measure change his business lat October, begf
Isavs to inoIm bis customer and the public general
y that he will Cer his entire stock Until that time,
at ANAL advauce ever cost. Please call and 4
anime the quality Of his stock and prices
j. w. DENNIS,
"a S-9w No. 81 Main st
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NEW FALL GOODs.-We are now

N opening our Fall supply Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, consisting 10 part OF the newest styles
Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks Msrnoss and Alpscss
AIso. splendid assortment OF Cambria and Swiss
Collars and Bands. Bonnet Ribbons and Mantiilss
with large stock Of Cloth aud Cassimsres, Linen
Goods and Domestic Manufactory OF all descriptions.
Our stock l. much larger than usual. and has been
selected With the greatest care.
Our rule 10 to sell cheap snd It will therefore be
to the interest OF all In want of Dry Goods to give
" call .
We call particular attention to st1sk Of hand
some Carpets. ]. M: RO6ENBAUM,
% 10 159 Rrosds
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS

- RICHMOND, Aug H. lN
MIR. r. II. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir: Through tbs Ir,a,
mentality a friend of mine, wss H. duee IN bn
to try hottie Of your Btters. Thi, hing Il /. Ion
me no good IL would do mo no hsr secordvilt
tried the same OF q morning, likewise my wife nj
Ia the course of one week her appetite improved
thank God, she found from that time rsHsf, nd
must, in justice to myself and wife. very hishlJr
commend the above Bitters as being the b.a a.
ever tried; and feeling 1t my duty to thank yss
friend for the advice to try them, would ad7,s !.
those suffering from the first stage Of Dyspepsia
try them. They will exclaim like us-"Bster "a
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
w. J. BARTHoLOgEs
8. N. Zschrisson's, Chas. Millspsush's, Benefit
Beers, and Alex Duvafs, Erusssts, RishmOna "a
All orders prom pity attended to. anil
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VARPETs CARPETS!! AT WsoLl

CARPETS! CARPETS!! AT WsoLE.
~ sALE.-Ths merchants Of Virginia and North
examine a very large and complete assortment Of
Carpets Rugs and Oil Cloths, being recently recsiv-
ed: Striped Venetian, Imperial Three-ply. Super
Hemp, Rag Shanghai, Anbusson, Quaker Styles
Office, Church. 30: Also, l,G00 Hearth Rugs. rang.
ing from q 80 to SIS. C A. GWATKIN,
ge 10 Opp0yite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13

PERUVIAN GUANO. MEXICAN GUANO
l j. s.. REESE,
Agent for Selecting, Purchasing and Forwarding
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND OTHER VARIETIES
9UANo.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
BALTIMORE, ND
The sdvertler guarantees to furnish the above
fertilizeEa all Of the beat qualities to consumer
aad dealers on best terms.
n Orders forwarded to the above address, will b.
promptly executed. je l5-d&c6m Z
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER :

y children are weak and puny and ere u5h.r,,
from the effects Of worms, ty oil means NJ. ~ y
COTS VIRGINIA WORM KILLER ith
pared especially for children being sweet and ~
able to the taste ana certain Worm De.trovs, \,
it, mothers. ~
q Prepared only BY L. j PIC0f
Au * DruaI
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HENNESHEY BRANDY.-7 half piDes
IL DiaslbuIns's old Heaasnsy onady, ,ihtsass
'l6. ~ asd - ios Gale ~ - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
Il a. ATAnEMV-

PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY
w. d. STUART, Principal,
w. TIIURMOHD, Assistant
The Exercises of this Institution. situated the
corner of Clay and 9th streets, will be commenced
Monday, the LIST of October next Instruction
will be given, in addition to the Elements, In the
Ancient and Modern Lansuages. Mathematics. Nat
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, &c.
TERMS,
Playable semi.annudly in adUdnceJ
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and English. $50
4" French and Drawing, extra, EACH. 20
Greek, extra. III
REFERENCES:
Col. r. II. SMIT and the Officers of the Va. Mill
tary Institute.
Hon. ALEX. Fl. Ii. STUART. Staunton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETCHER. Lexinst Va.
Col. Lorenzo THOMAS, U. s. A.
Ger. VIM H. RICHARDsoN and P. H. AvBETT,
Richmond.
Professors GEssNER HARRISON and 8. MAUPIk, Uni
versity of Va.
Mr. Stuart ia graduate Of the Va. Military Insti-
tute and for three years discharged with great sstis
faction the duty of Assistant Professor of Mathe
mates in it do with great confidence say to the
patrons of his Academy, that they will find in him
Jealous, competent and faithful teacher.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
50 Sim Sup't of Va. Military Institute
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s s STEVENS YOUNG Ladies'

~ OOLLE0lATE SEMINARY, SHockoE HILL
RICHMOND, VA.-fhe Ninth Session of this In.titn'
ton will commence en- the first Monday in October.
IL the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal on
department will be conducted as last 6assinn IN ~
building formerly owned BY Judge Mason, corner Of
BE r. Mason. Assistant. 40
In ell the departments of Music French, Drswisg.
etc the most competent Teachers will be proyidea
The Principal will give his undivided attention In
the interests OF the School. The Boarding depart.
ment Will be under the supervision of Mrs Stevens
aided by MRS Vaudeville, lady who has had several
years experience and great success az housaIs.ns
in simiisr lnstitution. Every effort will bs msSe
to render the Boarding department a pleasant and
fsble in all that pertains to moral intelIsefpsI
aud polite education.
The Principal will give thorough course Of l.,.
seni Ia Vocal Music with extra charge
The Session will close with general reyisw and
examination. when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Glass.
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VIR GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH.
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past four years, and
beg leave to cay that am now prepared to furnisb
Store Fronts. Monuments, fombs, Vaults, and 81.
tend to Enelosing Ruryins 0roands and In fact ali
work In the etone-C Cutting and Building line
Quality OF Stone end WOrbmanship not 10 be an,
passed North or South. % %
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"A persens Indebted to the Estate of John N. ~.
decd, viii please come forward and ssttle thai,
Amounts snc these having claims seainst the Estsss
will present them to the underlined. 10 tbst AZ.
fsDssments msy be made to settle than
JAMES MOOkF.
~ - im AaatsistfstoT Of Jno. Moore, dss,i.
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
~ OF Mr.. SIMON BONNAVITA, the under gned
10 DESTROYS of settling up the affairs the firm of g.
Bonnavita Co. as soon possible, and requests
that all persons indebted will forward and set
tie their accounts, and those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for liquidation.
DAVID N. JONES,
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AND CARVING IVORY

The subscriber s prepared TO do every description
of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
Bresstpins, Parasols, Cane Heads, &s.
r UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and CANES, repair
ed ct short notice.
Billiard Balls re. turned sud colored.
Specimens may be at his shop, on 18th street.
between Main and Bank streets, opposite Goddin 4
Appersons.
jy 14-dSm CHAS. A. MILLER.
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49, DDIcIHns

AnDIeIaas
DA,l.L.sElYo,ss MAGICAL
rom ~ 1901 Will sntdus a.. fAin =
twenty MINT, % oains or ssalds ;sse les
scar; II sffectasliy s.rs s'' t ss.l ID. sou ~
Epeum, lnhsmma tory Rhsr,.st sorss, enssaasp
Sfufses, sesid Head. Core 10 ISM, Csss. s. a.
sests as,a, s,nss. Isions, ChiIsi.;ona Eryvsa
Eruption. ma i. 1n n.l sroksn Brssa shs,s
dissasss, where tine parts sssc.nss OFT md esns
This srtisle 10 nov put m 4. a. ecu BE- rssasss,,
n ssssi plate label, and Esa.sai a a. .rspp.r
.eIl ana o. =. Ciiekne, { Co.. ply h. u.
tore sore '"' numerous soanterisiss = srA
sEENE11 L BEERS, p,,,. ''''l' ~ ~
authorized agents for tb. al. fists, u, q,
style, and they furnish the tr.s. ms Team. 81.
g. ae.aI prise only $50. boz. aspa.tr :.
CRUSHED ANKLE-a S,-ss.
~ CusE-Performed by Polla,S. a n,ihAcrln->
o a"ast L.
Messrs. POLLARD & Co. June l5,h H..
,...f n'nism len, A. have been most NAH,
ee.ioiy eeie1 oy your celebrstsS 81 SesediiJ as.
ment |. without solicitation. NM. koeunst. ~
e.. praise wss recommending n ,,s3s ksh. H..
Crushed Ankle. which rendered. - hyh 70
eSnPp!e. 10 dispsir Of recovery for Ley lsnr
Lipimsns .Ss, osnsn. have receive 9ai tass
In all cases whore liniment wonii TO the .a!.s
am, with feelings of gratitude, So ~ a,s'al ~
- Pdcs 25c:. or 5 bottle. 70, a. I'm NOLAN
FOR sale by PURCELL, LADnI
Gray, Bennett Z Beers, r jchns.s co, A.
Norton, and Druggists throu, bout - Bro, B. :
TRUE TURF OIL,-Fo- -
every description. ON Man o, R. NV eOft, Il
spoon.ai equal to an ounce Of INV i". o.. ~
Ra Srui's so and sp,.ia: Ulcer. and y.O,. g.
Cramp and letter, stinRs Of In...tss sn Cut Wo,,s
the Nails, dnaamed Brsasts alanSnI.,m .saaa, Nd,
bssk Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of Ja,, a,annon
to colds. ~""sss nonlslssu,.
Applied to burns ct onss. itl..r
Prise 30 and % cents bottle '@aa
so,. DOVE l. Co
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.
l. ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
9TH AND M 9 IRE e z, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor
ner house is finished has rooms and commodious
Kitchen, is ready for a tenant now. The other two
smaller, and will be finished in few days This
desirable property, and will be sold exchanged
for young negroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale exchange be made the property will be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low
Office in the new building Of w. Goddin, South
side.
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN,
1e 2Sts General Agent and Cole ctor.
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RAZORS AND RAZOR STROPS.-We
~ have just opened q superior article Of Raxeis
and Razor Strops to which we invite the attention
OF ell who desire smooth shave.
CLARksON l. ANDERSON,
sell No. 1f6, Main street.
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THE MUSIC STORE

P. Fl. TAYLOR would remind hts
friends and the public generally that
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" TIT I OOLIC.-I H6 buUsCIIUoTs
l. have endesvored to carry on the st. Charles al
rates SO very low, that they cannot sustain them
selves. The season IL approaching when fires mu.t
be furnished, which all know 10 heavy tax in thiI
city added to hich the prices Of all kinds Of prov
sons are extraordinarily high. From these consldera
tons appeal to generous public to sus' ain Us in
our rates which we are compelled to advance to g.
per day, from the lat day Of September.
IS THOS. M FARROW co.
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GALVANIZED PUMP CHAIN = or
NJ sups tior quality. for sale cheap by
asTss5 s. CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON.
sell m No. log, Main street. =
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NITY SPRING INSTITUTE, 7th at
~ between Clay aud Msrshsll. -1he next session
Of my School will commence Sept. 18th, and close
the 6rst Fridsy In July
. TERMS:
For EDstsh Scholars. ..".,.............&S2
For Classical do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
se l0-dtd q. P. TAYLOR.
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I S. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
- AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND
VA.-The ninth session of this Institution will snn
mence on the Gath of September 1856.
TERMS FER SESSION.
English branches or beginners in Latin. .. $50 90
Advanced Latin, Greek, and higher Mathe.
H'9uefn Lansuages eaen. ...................2 20 90
ror Iartner particulars sPply to the Principal at
the corner of franklin and Adams st. -
seS-d6wIm
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IL SALE.-A very fine one, nearly rev, may
seen at BICKS' AMERICAN STABLES
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Not by the author of 'Thsnatopsts," "Robert q
LincolI," aaa Minor Poems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-08

TaE LIBEL LAw-For one Of the purposes
which newspapers should exist-the exposure
of frauds and villainy and the protection Of
the public from the unscrupulous-the present
state of the law of libel makes them Almost
useless This misfortune is, that, while the
law is no check on scurrilous prints, it letters
the usefulness of journ LIS of character, whose
position and interests would be compromised
by INDUCING in assaults on private or public
Individuals without cause.,or justi6able aim
1t rarely happens that good citizen has cause
for libel suit against a respectable newsps
ger; but the men who cheat at mock auctions,
swindle tho ignorant emigrsnt, or make them
selves notorious by their rogueries, are they
who seek the benefits Of the libel Law, when
ever a journal has independence enough to
publish their doings or warn the public Of
them We trust that We shall yet see Ameri-
can Legislatures revising the law Of libel that
it will stand in harmony with the common
sense of the age, and with the. theoretical
freedom of the American press.
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sPIzIT OF TEE McgNINe PRESS


The Unions leader is again in defense of
the proposed Central American expedition.
The editor bases his remarks on this occasion on
the assumption that the expeditionists propose
only to make temporary municipal govern.
ment. We have no space to-day 10 which to
review the article in question, which strikes
us as by no means breaking the force of the
letter OF the Secretary Of State, published on
our hrst page of to-day's issue We refer
the reader to that very clear document, and
then to the short but conclusive letter from
Colonel kinney, on our third page. evidently
meant tor the eye Of a propo ed fellow ex.
Peditiohist rather than for that of the Ameri
can Secretary OF State. No man, not involved
In an apparent necessity of defending the
expedition, can read the two letter; to which
We refer, without realizing the fact now per
tectly understood in diplomatic and polite al
circles here. hat the proposed sxpsdi. lion can
never be permitted to leave the shores of the
United States.
The intelIigc"eer, In long and able arti-
Gle, discusses the Michigan instructions
with the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-08
NEW FANCY STORE.

4 r the new store Of Hutchinson Munro, 81 o
IA Pa. avenue, between 9Th and l0th streets, will
constantly be found one of the largest and best
iectea stocks of Fancy Goods ia The District, con-
si.ting in part as follows:
Porte Monnaes of pearl, shell, silver, papier machc
inlaid.
Card Cases, Cabas, Work Boxes, Portfolios, J.wel
Boxes
Sewing Birds, Jet Ornaments, ladies and gentemens
dressing Cases
Toilet Bottles, Money Belts, Shaving Cases
Canes, Fancy aud Pocket Inkstands
Gold Pencils and Pens, Visiting Cards
To III Powder, Fancy Soaps, Pomades
Oils, COio2nes, Lubin's and other choice Extracts
for tn" handkerchief
Lyons Kathairou, Barry's Tricophrrous
Combs and Brushes in great variety, boxes OF Per
fumC
SHAVING Cream, Razor.. Pocket Knives Scissors
Tablets, ParOr Bells, F. ather Brushes, Sc.
Also, superior styles of one and eight day Clocks,
Mante Ornaments.
t. all of which the attention OF the public is in
vited HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
No. $40 Pa. av., be-. 9Th and 10Th sts.
S-d3t
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Know NoTHINGs AT ALBANIA dispatch
from Albany, in the New York papers of yes
tsIday, says:
A regular quarterly session of the State
Council of Know Nothiugs was held to-day
The attendance was large, but of the proceed.
ings little is known. symptoms of rebellion
from the influence of the National Council
were apparent especially in the rejection of
the third degree, concocted at Cincinnati,
which proposed to expel every member who
bolts a regular nomination
Camps of an order calling themselves the
United Sons Of America have been formed in
several wards of this city, from which Free
Sellers are excluded. On the other hand,
lodges with the Free Soil element predominant
are forming in other parts of the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-08

RUIN Of A GIRL By FOLLOWING THE ADVICE
OF A FORTUNE TELLER.-The New York Ex.
press of Tuesday says: " Complaint was thi,
morning lodged at the Mayors Office, of for.
tune teller having her rooms in Great Jone.
street, who advertises to secure husbands, DC
1t seems that the young lady in question
saw one of these advertisements, and called on
the fortune teller in relation to it That she
uhe fortune teller told her that she would
register her (the girPs) name and secure her
a n sbard for five dollars This she readily
paid, in the vain hope of securing to herself a
good husband. She was subsequently, intro
duced at this fortune teller's house, to young
gentleman who was represented as being in
search of wife. The pleasing manners of
the young man soon won her affections, and
she agreed to proposition, formally made by
him, that as soon as winter set in he would
take her to ball, and there receive formal
introduction by some respectable person. He
subsequently, by his acts, effected her ruin,
and she is now likely to become mother to an
illegitimate child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-08

HE PENNsYLvASIA RAILRoAD-It appears
from the annual report just published that
the amount of unfinished work on the second
track is estimated at 81. 1896, 900. Ths to.a,
earnings from passengers were s., 272 5Sf IS
being an increase of 1927, $40 SIS. After de-
Quoting tolls paid to other roads, (234, 49, ~
the earnings from passengers will be 1857.
o4a Al. The earnings from freight during
1884 were s2,O26,6ll SIS; being an increase
over the previous year of S519, O9I IS, or 34t
Per cent. The net revenue from the road
amounts to 81 462376.