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SRHAsroPoL TO BE TAKEN The allies having
failed 10 take Sebsstogol with their armies are de.
terminsd to take its likeness. An Enslish photo
grspher has accordingly gone out with material
to take it on paper. They are determined to have
IL ts1mehow or other
LIBERAL w Smead, OF Cincinnati, has offered
to reimburse out of his means, all the female
depostors of the Citizens Bank 10 that city, who
during its temporary suspension, were compel.
led By necessity to cash their claims at discount
A PROFITABLE BusINEss-The amount of fines
collected In the Cincnnat police court during the
month of May, was 81 ,633 63.
The know Something's" bold their Natiousl
Convention Ia Cleveland, Ohio, this week. Cousd.
cradle interest 10 manifested In political circles
specting the NOV ements of this new political psriy
William B Fairfield, alias Bowers, Of Newbury.
port, Mass has been sentenced to the State priscn
tor three years. for adulteIy-twelve days to be
solitary confinement.
Counterfeit eI0 bills on the Northern Bank Il
Kentucky are Ia circulation.
The population Of the town of Oweusborough,
KY, 10 {. 600.
Eight hundred and eiahty-nne dogs have been
killed In st. Louis since the passage of the dog
law there.
Miss Eliza Logan, the young actress, 10 plavins
an engagement al the Metropolitan theatre, Buffalo
A hail storm raised over st. Peters Parish, 8
c., on the 9Th nit which killed calves and hogs
% large were the stones which fell
General Sam Houston was to have addressed th,
citizens At San Jscinto, on the 9Th inst
FATAL RxsuLr.-The duel fought on Saturday
e Hoxbury, Mars. betwesn the French ssilors 81
resulted fatally. Bsnissoo, who IVES stabbed. die
Aendsy.
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Senator Clay, OF Huntsville, Alabama, 10 to i'd.
dress the literary societies of the Alabama Uuver
sty at the commencement.
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A boat, With three hundred barrels lime, sunk 60
suddenly, near Portland, Ky, on Wednesday, thai
1t blew up the kEsel heads I'M uring several persons
near.
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WIN. Terrill. citizen of Wheeling, was drown
ed at Cine.nnatiiast week.
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20 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NU-PAKTNEKSHIP NOTICE.-Ihe
re-shfp under the style OF VIM p. PERKINS L
co for the purpose of conducting Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods busin at the old stand of War
rem Perkins.
We solicit the patronage of the friends of ths old
firm snd the public generally assuring them that We
w. P. PERKINS,
jee j. N. BIBB.
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e. REM MOvAL-REMOVAL-

G NOV VAL-REMOVAL-
~ Hsilot Mr.. Maker of News
NM Jest give me a little assistance,
GssxssDs And th. citizens tell II you choos.
lAs we'll ss any friends at dis'anse)
have JRwkLRY-the very best k,nd--
Aud PLENTY of that for their money
Opposite the Erquirer you'll tnd
The" Bee Hire without any honey
For WaTcsEs are coming spsae
From ell parts that near n e sutrouusins.
sonov don't forget my new place
Yon'il hnd IL 10 really astoandine
Nv prices are not any dea-eY
Than other stores now in the town
So just g'vs a call, you'll zee clearer
That things are neatly done "brovnn
A cali 81 my store solicit,
Its nicr walk and pleasant retreat;
| sm sure that you cannot Eow miesIt-
For At WATCHES am hard to beat
Farewell ia . word, as q parting adieu
would like to see all NV friends there.
At the stove of Bill Bar thoi o nssto
IL you have q WAT, n ora Clock to rspair.
WM ]. BARTHOLOMEW
Corner of Main ard 1lth street.,
ies Cd door above Exchap D. a -
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BY J. A. COwARDN

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served 10 sub.sy,h.,,
at SIX AND euARTEk cENrsPER WEEK, PAYABLE "a
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance
The psrArTH .ns,r1hs - a',usd every Fri
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q SELLING OFF.-3U,0U0 dollars
"a worth Of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel.
kAAS ~ and Fancy Goods, ara now Offered at
sissHshe greatly reduced rates.
With q view ef making change Ill OF busi.e %
ne oher tom this day our lsrss sock Of Gold and
siver Watches, uold Chains, Seals keys, E.ase-
ietS Ear Drops Breastpins, Gold Ti.iIallSs. Gold
spectssies, and jeweiIy ead Fancy Goods Of egery
kina at sreatiy reduced prces-lusLy articles ~ I'D
teioW cost. All in want Of bargains will please call
a. GENNET T. JAMEs'
nIy ls Eagle Raus-s.
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THOMAS w. KEE s EE,
AUCTIONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. syh

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise, Household Furniture
Ac. Aso-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, DC.
NH
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VIR GINA.

SAW MILL BURNED.-On Sunday last the saw
mill OF Mr.. Arnold, about 10 miles from Peters
ourg on the Boydton plank road, was destroyed by
fire. Loss, $1,000.
CAUGHT.-The runaway negro who leaped from
the Southside Railroad last week while in full
speed, and escaped, has been re-captured.
EMORY AND HENRY CoLLEGE.-The commence.
ment at Emory and Henry college came off last
week. Addresses were delivered by Clark Of
Orange, Logan of Abingdon, L NJ Shsffsr of
Darksvil!e, (on Mormonism,) Mr.. Joseph Arm.
strong OF Ga, T F Harris of Drurysvils, J A Em.
merson of Arkansas, R Peatross of Caroline
county, and J L Buchanan of Smythe county.
The medal was awarded to Mr.. Buchanan. In ad-
dition to the above names degrees were conferred
upon DonP Halsey and Ed. s Halsey of Lynch
burg, Atwood of Miss, and VIM. Il Lilly of
Montgomery, n c. B lshop Pierca of Georgia, de.
ivered an address before the two college societies
and Mr.. Wyndham Robertson awarded the prize
medal in an eloquent speech.
FRosT On Monday week there was heavy
white frost at Abingdon.
TRAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS line of coaches
is to be run from Abingdon to Lebanon, after 25th
instant.
ToBAcco.-The inspections of tobacco at Lynch
burg, for the past week have been 424 hhds
against 526 hhds last year.
CRops.-The Lynchburg Republican says:-The
devastations of the cbinch bug has ceased but
leaves the standing wheat very thin. Under the
most favorable circumstances hereafter, the crop
cannot come up to an average one 1t is thought
by some good judges. that there will not be more
than half crop made. In the Southwest the
prospect Is more favorable; there is a larger
breadth of land sown than ever before, AID we
may expect TO receive a large quantity from that
section of the State.
The oat crop was nearly destroyed by the excess
sive drought In May, but is now rapidly reviviug
The recent rains have brought 1t out and although
1t Is not good crop, yet 1t will turn out better
than any of the last three or four years
SO far, the corn crop has not been injured and
looks we'll Should the season continue favorable
there will be large yield
Tobacco.-The rains within the last ten days
have afforded the planter ample opportunity to
put in large crop There was at ono time,
scarcity of plants apprehended. but the continued
rains have brought out the beds, and will furnish
good supply. The plants which have been set
out look well and will not require much replant-
ing from present appearances.
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HAIR CUTTING.-Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair In the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call ON HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-.
trance on l1th street.
NJ Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
ali hours Single Bath 25e.. or ficsets for 81.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

AL ~ ~ L u L.
STFT q. w. JONES Surgeon Dentist,
1I1YHprsspectfdliy GnlJuEcss that he hsi
moved his Office to the Edssmont
House between 6ih aud 7th on Main street cppo.
sits the Arn gton House and the I'd Baptist Church
Nhere he is now prepared to ses those with whom
be udoe engagements for the sresent month, and
all ntheTs who may desrs his p! Jfsssiona services
Ohice hours during the suLnnle from to S-4 to g.
IS-dSm
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- A CARD.-JOS. WOOD
DON'T READ THIS!-Be il

pace tO pIacs, Win the greateM comfort
and at the lowest rate, that the undersigned has du
ring the last year, greatly enlarged and improved his
establishment by adding to his former business all
kinds of light Carriages, BUGGIES. ROCKAWAYS,
dc 30, which, being connected with his SADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, make. it the
most Complete house to equip any one in want in
the city. II His stock on hand is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in and
rability. He would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality. His store fronts 18th and Cary
streets, opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap4-Sm g. L. MILES
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Two hundred and fifty U. 8. recruits arrived at
Louisville. Ky.. Wednesday, en- route ior Nov
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FaoM HAYANA.-The Havana correspondent oi
tbs National Inteisencer writing under date o,
the 3lst ult., says:
"The sau Jscinto, Commodore McCauley, sr-
rived yesterday from Matsrzas The war steamer
Fulton, Mitchell, from the same place on the eth
Is still here all we'll The British vsssels of war
propeller frigate Termagant, steamer Medea, and
sloop EuIydlce hence yesterday on cruise In the
Gull. all 10 good health indeed, we have no
sickness among the shipping In the harbor or on
shore.
Gen. Conchs 10 about insugurating q banking In
stitutioa, under Instructions OF the Superior Go.
vsruneut at Madrid, to have large capital OF
three millions of dollars; to issue bilis, not less
than ifiy dollars, to amount of one-halt of the
capital; TO be always in coin in the vaults one
third CT issue. with the privilege of extension 10
the amount Of the various bullion depostet; iute
rest at per cent. per anLum no discounts to be
made for longer period than ninety days.
The United States Consul at Matan Zas, DR.. Wor-
rell, arrived last evening 10 the Cahawba, and
lett This morning for his Consulate. We have no
new ex.i l enent
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RICH M @ HD, VA,

WEDNESDAY MORNING. $500. JUNE IS 1855
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-

WAlChES AMI u T. WElAkH.-
"a The subscriber keeps constantly on hand 4
GNS large and well selected stock Of the finest
- quality
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
And every variety OF ofJEWELRY, which he Offers at
reduced prices
II. is also prepared to do ell kinds Of HAIR
WORK.
sonsbls terms
call 10 solicited iroun the public generally.
ie lin C. l.. VOEGELE,
door ths Dispatch offina
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SEIZURES UNDER THE LIQUOR LAw.-The first
seizures Of liquor in Albany, New York, under the
new law, were two gin soaked vsgrants. who were
quietly reposing in the gutter They were taken to
the station house but discharged the ground tina.
liquor In ''orignal paekages' was not liable to seiz
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,

CARPET WAREHOUSE,
~ 95, MAIN STREET.
Wishing to reducs az much possible bsfore the
Fall Trade commences, our large stock Of
CARPETINGS, RUGS, MATS, 60,
We will during this north, offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Those at present In want of these goods. will find
prices much lowe than offered In this mar.
kst fore and those having to buy the approaching
Fall, will find IL to their interest to select now from
our assortment. which 10 large and complete, In
Guiding
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
That will be sold at less than cost of importation.
ALSO,
The largest assortment snd grestest variety In the
city Of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Which cfer st low prices, and which we will
have cut TO fit Rooms Hals, Passages and Stairs oi
any size.
js1-Imt 95 Main Street.
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CARD.-1he subscriber, an experr-
sGssd prscsitiSnsr Of Hedieins, Surgery and obss
s9s .sntn ose bis professional services 70 ths
ae nss devoted nueh time and attention 10 thu
sody ana practice Of Midwifsry, and 10 ths treaf.
mont Of diseases OF Women and Childrec
ap-6ms RfCH'O CAUTHORN n n
serving and impartipE a pearly vhit.n.s. RI.
Lse.n, ensetually srrestins decay preventing and
TOnSm1 IReedy and certain RE LIEF TO
IOOTdACdE. restoring the aums 10 \ h.alfhv
ssSd,,Gn soS .a =: ws's for 8. affections o. throat
20, II has no equal. Il imparts 20 the month III
oseatn oehshtful sromsfis frasrsnce, rsrderinr
icins. ke., &c. osos 1~sus
This preparation is purely vegetable, and /. "a.
commanded By ell physicans and dentists to mpsr.
cede tne injurious compounds now In use, which
destroy much more than they preserve.
rtePsred only bJ GEO. DOWDEN,
ny A-cim Richmond, We.
FOR sale BY all Drusgists and Merchsnts vhois.
sale agents. BENNETTk 4 BEERS and PURCELL
LADD Co. Richmond. Va.
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SuIcIDR-Mrs Anders, the wife of Mr. Joshua
Auders, living in Middleburg. Carroll county, Md,
committed suicide by hanging herself on Saturday
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JOHN 4. d PAYNl
sPS-o ABEL u. MAYO.

1Hk WnOie press OF Philadelphia re out
n aver OF HsorLAND's 0EkMAs BIrrExs. u fhsy
are psepared by DR. c. N. Jaekson. We ara eisd to
eeo.d tne sueeess Of this valuable remedy FOR exs
Repna a. ve believe it supplies . ssside, tam il
sne msdical world !cns needed. The wrsts he'd i'm
.sto end counterfeiters have withdrawn ii cir nos
nom the danger Of swallowing poisonous a n.iTtpr..
in heu OF the real oittsrs "-HeyaId !.
Agents for this sity-M sssrs. PuackIL. ,.Ann \
Co. and HkHHsfr BsaIa. Drassists.
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Jko. II. BosHER, Secretary. j

BATHS, BATRs, BATHs.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily from A. NJ. to 10
O'Clock P. M, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
Shanpooing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
~ Single Bath Is cents, or Tickets for 81. En-
trance on llth ct. my2
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CIV. John J. McRae has besn unanimousiy nome
Of MhslssippL
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DoEsrIcKs.-Mr Ibompson t"Doestieks" in a
letter to the New York Tribune. denies Indignantly
the assertion that he was privy to the telegrsphic
hoax of his death He says he and his family have
suffered greatly from it, pecuniarily and otherwise
He intimaes that it the work of the students at
Ann Harbor, Michigan.
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AOvEKTisINo.
PAyrr q M.vo An... =,

PAYsE d MAYO. Auctioneers, have re-
moved thsr once to Mr. weIinrtoa fsosssr,s -
ooi,sns. corner OF lish snd Bans ssrssts Tatrsns.
They win sell st auction or private sale H., srx
rersonsl Property; Rent oct Houses ard hirs sss
Servants s1as Sut
Deeds Of every description win ss aeeurx,.,v
AskL U: MAYO beiEs Notary PublIs, VIII II
tend to taking Depontiora Ackrox Isdsmrat ~ :,
Deeds, he. %
Their charges VIII In al easss Be entirely ssst,.
sna they hope TO merit patronage By prcnpt
.oa. John Z. fAYNF
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REmovAL-The OF ce of the R1oHnos

kEMOvAL.-Ihe Oh ce OF the RIoHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed TO the second
Story of the Building of Main and 1Ith ss.-
~ Entrance on 11th street
Applications for FIRE, AiARIEE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of the ability to comply with
their obligstions they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JEo. II. BosHER, SecreiAry. Ia Is
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EXTRAORDINARY RAILROAD SPRKp.-On We'd
nesday last the Dunktrk Express, on the New York
and Erie Railroad, drawn by engine 159 with Mr.
Thompson, as Conductor, and John Hall ~ Eugi-
neer, ran from Susquehsnna to Hornellsville. q
distance of I42 miles, in precisely three hours and
forty-four minutes or, deductiDg 80 minutes for
stoppaees GO of which were consumed at Oswe-
soI in three hours and eight minutes, running time
Hllowing, alsc for time lost in approaching and
densrtipq from stations. and the speed Of the train
could not have been less than mile minute or
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
N III E INSURANCE COMPANY OF
L The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT wiz.
CHESTER, Va.
BRANCH OFFICE, 1iA Street 2nd door from tho
Post Office, Richmoad Ia
CH B TEL PERPETUAL
CAPITAL 100000.
This Company will Insure First Ciess BRICK
DWELLINGS, perpetnsiIy, for single payment Of
per cent. Time Policies will alse be issued on
Buildings, Merchandise, &s, in town or country, at
current rates
MARINE and INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS taken on as favorable terms as by any othe
responsible Company.
All LOSSES are promptly aud literally adjusted
at this office. o. +. BRESSEE, Actuary.
REFKRENCEs:
sami Marx, Cashier the Bank of Virgins, Rich
Eiond.
J. A. Smith. do. Farmers' Bank of Va, do,
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, DO
Messrs. Haxsll Co, 40
Henry M. Brent Cashier of the Bank Of the VAL
lay, Winchester ~
J. Fl. SherraId. Cashier of the Farmerv Bank.
Winchester. -
Hon. James M. Mason, U. 8. g., Winchester.
ia Al
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KILLED BY LIGHTFING.-On Wednesday q lad
named George Thurman, a. Bardstown. KY. was
killed BY lightning while working In the field with
Rev Mr.. Thornton. The minister was stunned
hadiy.
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BEEF IN CALrFonNIA.-Beef cattle have now
become SO numerous Ia California, by the num-
bers taken by emigrsnts, the herds driven from
Texas and the natural increase of the stock there
that they are worth but SIG head. while in New
York they command from $40 to $50.
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R.ru BULLS NOT MoNRY-In Q case Of the State
Of Gsorsis ys. RUSSELL H. Tuttle, tried before the
Superior Court of Chatham county In that State
on the icsfant the indictment charged the pris-
oner with having swindled s: Gnggs out OF Sooo
IN money The counsel for the prisoner asked the
Court TO instruct the jury that bank bills were not
cornprehended in the term money, but that money
uuesnt only coin, which instruction the court gave
and the evidence having shown Il WAS bank bills
thst ,he prisoLer received he was found not guilty
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs ROPES, BAGsIFs, &c..1 5oath Rrantiin 81. :,
5 doors West Of Old Maziet, bays small a. v sn ~
large lots. fe e-e6m
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NEW EsTABLIsHMEET.-J0H JoHNsOr
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door to DR.. POWELL ON 10th street.
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for bs business, where all who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His supe rior style Of Hair Cutting is proverbiel,
and he is sure he please the fastidious. He
will costinue 70 manufacture the celebrated hair
storative and tonic which, with other popular pre-
parstions and dyes, together with the delghtfHl
shsnpoon bath, will make his shop he hopes, the
resort of eli who desire to be waited upon In his line
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-
5 doors West Of old Masket, bays s1n.ll az wsn ~
large lots fe s-e6m
LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby In formed that have just By AdsmS
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair dressing
Saloon under the American Hetel, and at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
E.B.-Capping and Leeehins promptly attended
o, ut the shcrtess notice.
no6 h O. HOB8ON.
DAsUERREoTYPEs-W would ask our
numerous readers IL they have seen the beautiful
pictures that sIaoEs IL taking dal37 Nothing car
equal his late efoits Ills large cabinet size like
nesses cheaper and superior TO any paintee. Go
and see for yourselves jel
JOHNSON. inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whiskers. on 10th street, between Msin ard Cary
Particular attention paid - DRESSING, Curiieg and
Shampoeinf the Hsir.
Infallibls Tonic to grow the Hsir-an nstantanseul
Dye for beautiful black or brown. my 81
JsO. w. WRIGHr Il Co. are prepsre9
70 receive sli binds OF Produce and MershanSzs o.
Storage, st their Warehouse on the Dock ON - res
sonsble terns ~ II can bs taken In the city.
fs Ism
c. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warran
AEency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The hishest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and Silver wsIt ted.
rY Pike Tscksts In ali Lotteries cold In Lctseris
1 a. der the management Of r. IRAHcs Co will
promptly paid p me ssd ~ sse.iriss relative |
= kishmends win meet With prenpt ettsntios.
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MoRE "ST1cKs" IN THE FIELD.-In consequence
of the rumored death of Doesticks, comical &C.
MUS, signing himself Christopher sospsticks, has
come out early In order to secure the field. He
relates an adventure at Pig Eye. He says:
An unexpected reception somewhat Gained my
feelines A dozen or more friends surrounded me,
offered TO take my baggage to their respective, and
no doubt, respectable homes. thanked them with
much warmth for their kindness-toid thea. that ]
had heard of the celebrated "Pig Eye House" and
wished to stop there; but II any of them would
leave their cards at my lodgings, would be most
happy to call on them during my stay. Upon
which an interesting little lad took hold of my va
lise, and said he would carry 1t to the Pig Eye
House for me- Such an unexpected stroke of
kindness from q juvenile effected me much. j
Welded him peImission, whereupon the other
friends seemed TO scatter. As my little friend was
walking somewhat 10 advance, noticed something
white sticking out my son." said stuck 10 your
b. handkerchief and tell me your name." With great
modesiy he replied at ain't q bandkerchiei" "
and on reflection hardly think hwas.
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Ii CLOTHING TO BE sACRIFIcED WITH.
OUT MERCY.-In order to reduce m7 stock, will
fer greater Inducements than ever. The goo ss
must be sold at prices many styles will be sold
at cost and some below cost. There Is no humhug
about it. The goods must be sold and bargains
be had. Ifyou don't avsil yourself OF the opportu-
pity of procuring good Clothing AZ uncommoniy low
prices, 1t IL your own fault Gene and tsks g iook.
LEVY. SO Main street,
10 12 Opposite Sc Charles Hotel.
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ICE, ICE, ICE.-The subscribers keep
L constantly on hand supply of the very best
ICE for sale, at Messrs. Dabney Cookies oppeste
ring all hours Of the cay, from A. n. till P. Me-
Persons living at distsnce, be supplied from cur
cart, by leavinr their names and address,
is6-lmk LEAKE HOPKINa.