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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
r~--~-. ,1.r,,ns, september II, 1885
nrutal Islander.

7
4 Brutal Islander.
We are glad to see thai some of the Nor'ne.,
,ourn.ls have the manliness 70 denounee w"
h,ne,t indignation the following paragraph IN
late address Of G. w Curtis, editor OF f"'nA"
Magazine, at Middletown (CD Unvers''y;
Therefore in slave States there Is ~ w.nnar.
,ure no art. progressive ciylizr sSna sunnlant,
sre fantastic and fierce; brute ,o'.e prrasssa
moral prisciple; freedom Of speech - ppssr,,s
because the natural speech OF NAV tsnnr 80
slavery; q sentative vanity u css. =. 1870 ];
cowardly swageer. chivairy respea H.. ;nd;s.r
destroyed By aairersdi ,..aS.,, Gsniray;ty
cordially"
We scarcely know bow to zeal Win sucn sis1'
ders a these The author Is person OF some
B,erSrv pretensions and probably does not err
from ignorance He must know the whole OF this
charge and most especially that portion In italics
to be false. Such Wholesale ISLANDERS ought to re
coll upon .he inventor, # public sentiment in the
North retains any respect for truth or decency
THE abolitionists have generally admitted 'hf
dignity and decorum of Southern manners. though
they have falsely attributed it to the pistol suen
rs they are. we would not exchange them for the
coarse, abrupt style, which no doubt MI, Cur
tbs regards A. the height of good oreeo'ns'
or the exquisite polish and respect for women,
which crowds the porches. and streets IN front %
hotels with well dressed vsgabonds, staring e'e''
decent woman who passes, ont Of countenance.
In regard to the universal RIGHTEOUSNESS OF oou'"
ern men. we have only to say that, OF all qusfses
from whence such an unmiigated and "ieAeo
sander could proceed, II comes with the WORST p''
sible grace from region where the seduction o.
females is carried regularly As sny branch %
mercantile employment; and to such an ex'en''
that In one Of the cities, there arc not less than
fifty thousand professional bariots. one OIL 'nose
aduteries and elopenents, which the Free Don
and Free Love organs chronicle every day Is 10
event of such rare occurrence in the South, tn4'
when 1t does unfortunately happen, it IL remem
bered for half century. 1t is a fact worthy tue
confederation of this slanderer, that two divorces
in ten years is about the average of divorces IN
the saveholdng State of Virginia, in which Ere
mont was begotten; and that South Carolina, 70
some of whose ladies he owes his education, has
never granted divorce since the Revolution. We
presume that most of the other Southern States
can show q similar record, and one which will com.
pare to advantage with any of the Free Soil or
Free Love States now supporting Fremont AS
for Curtis we entertain no doubt. from the above
paragraph, that he is himself a depraved and H.
centious man. for no other could conceive and ut
ter such base and indecent falsehoods
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SUMMER RETREATS,
COYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK
" PHIJR SPRINGS-Thiad lishtfal -.

TOYNER,S WHITE AND BLACK SUI,
~ PHUR SPR g S-This delightful watering
place is open for the reception Of vsito II l.
situated the line Of the counties of Roanoke and
Botetourt, surrounded by mountains, and in one Of
of Virginia, and Immediately the line Of the Wiz.
ginis and Tennessee Railroad within go yards OF the
road itself, and about half mile from Bensacks do.
pot, only eight Of nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lyu ehburg
E Persons leaving City Point Petersburg, Or Rich.
mond. in the morning, by the Southsde aud Danvile
Railroads. and taking the cars Of the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Rairoad at Lynehburs, reach Bonsacks depot
about O'Clock p. N. the same day, where Omni.
bus &e, will meet them, and convey them to the
Springs. LA
Springs, whose curative powers be attested BY
of persons who have been entirely relieved by
using the waters The reputation OF these waters for
half century past has been established in the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons az
cted with various chronic and other diseases They
not surpassed by any mineral waters in Virgins
for the of Dyspepsia in its various forms Adsc
tons of the Liver kidneys and Bladder General De-
bity especially of the Nervous System, all kinds of
Cutaneeus and other Diseases Of the Skin and many
purgstive and diuretc, with strong determination to
the skin For certificates to the efficacy of the
wsters Of these Springs, see handbills.
The Buildings spacious and convenient and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotes Cottages,
&C., afording accommodations equal to any to BE-
found in tho mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
The Furniture and Fixtures are absut equal 4,
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding 10 unusually good with hsir mattresses
Throughout the establishmentas to oil which we in.
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
ASSISTANTS for every department. Of the establish
ment. - lst,s IL r. ssEeF
The general management IL eonfded to J. A. HE.
FELRfNGER, Esq, late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r.. JAMES and Ro. J. READ, late
of Lynchburs who will NO doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place.
There win be BOWLING ALLEYS, h., for OF.
ercise. ..se 49,
Telegraph Office win soon be established 1t Ben
sacks depot.
The TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about ~ great - they can we'll be.
J. A. HEFELFINGER K CO.,
10 ISM @af1 SIS Prouneton
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The Next sfenmship at HalIfax, &c.

HALIFAX. Sept. 9-noon.-A Cunard steamer
il now ten days ont from Liverpool for this port,
and may be considered as due The Arabia ought TO
br the vessel. according to programme; but as she
was doubtiesss taken into dock on her arrival at
Liverpool. tn repair the damage sustained in her
recent accident. the presumption Is that the Cam.
bria. some other unemployed vessel Of the line,
has been substituted.
The steamship Osprey. at this port from st.
Johns. Newfoundland, on Wednesday Last. reports
that the Pioneer of the new line batween liverpool
and that port. had not been heard of when the Os-
prey left, although then presumed to be eleven
daya ont ts..--5.
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rELEoRArHIc, NEWS.
EPoRTED FoR TIE DIsPATC H


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9th -Advices from Kansas to
the 9Th inns, say that Lane with $50 men attack
I'D Tecumseh on the 4th. No particulars Of the
fght 81 49, t5&5t
Judge Lecompte had issued orders to the U. ..
Marshal 10 arrest Gen. Lane and other agitsfors
Gen. Smith Instructed Col Cook 1t Fort Riley'
to give the Y. s Marshal all necessary aid
Gov. Geary arrived at Glasgow. Mo, on Iues'
day, and met Gov shannon on his way down
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NEW YORK, Sept 10--There was Iemen.
dous Democratic procession here last niRn,, nv
miles long, including 1000 persons win % panes
quietly about midnight.
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The Texas Legislature has passed bin for the
establishment of an asylum for the blind
The Newman ga Banner saws that counter.
felt "Flfties of the Bank of the State of Georgia
are in circulation.
The Holstou Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church, South, will be held in Knoxville the 23d
October. Bishop Andrews presiding.
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DIED.
IN the 10th ins. /, CHARLES MILES, in the 9th
oh. God Thou art gracious and good,
The sou Thou hath taken away. As8
Thou didst wzsh him with Iesus' bloed, zs-sa.-@ss
To prepare him for angels array.
His friends and those Of the family OF @. z. Miles
are requested attend his fansra at 10 o'clock this
morning from his fathers residence, between Grace
and Broad on 4thst
At coxe's in Albemsrle county. IN Tuesday 9Th Of
September. after prctracted Illness Mrs. JANE
sNEAD, wife of the late Mai. Jesse snead, OF this
city. go r
The funeral services will take place at the Second
Baptist Church. this {ThnrsdAy) moruinE % IL ocik
to which the friends OF the family are invited 70
attend. IL. 7faf gs
At the residence Of his father. in Manchester; on
the 10th int, JAMES HENRY ALNIS, aged III
years and 90 days ~. sl
Lord, he was Thine. and not my own,
Thou HIST not done me wrong;
] thank Thee for the preciousioan,
III Afforded me so long. =
The funeral win take place this afternoon rem me
fathers residence in Manchester. The friends ano
acqua ntances are invited to attend.
On Wedn esday the 10th inst, at III o'clock r. M
ADELAIDE CARTER MORGAN, aged years
months and 10 days. ;,
Sweet babe Of life, God knew this earth 7s.
Was not home for thee;
He took thee, even from thy birth,
~ To blessed eternity.
The friends and acqusintances OF the family are Ia
vifed TO attend her funeral this (Thursday evening"
at O'Clock from the residence of her father, WIN.
Morgan. in Manchester
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The New steamship A drtatic.

Boston. Sept. 9-tr K Collins. in answ er to
An invitation from numerous merchants of this city,
promises that if time will allow. he will make a
visit TO Boston With the new steamship Adriatic
before che sails for Liverpool in October next.
Hon Henry Wilson addressed a large Fremont
gathering at Woburn last evening
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rro.t ia New York state.

ROCHESTER,. n Y. September There was =
severe frost this morning, in this vicinity On the
lat and Cd there was also frost near Attica: FIX.
sensive damage has baen done to the crops in the
valley of the Tonawanda In some localities It
ia feared they have been entirely destroyed.
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murder in AtInntp, Ga.

ATLANTA. Sept 8 MIR. Bebee negro trader
who came from Columbia. s. c., to this place.
vas murdered androbbed near here yesterday.
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KelIAW Fever.

NEW YORK. Sept 10.-One new case at Fort
Hamilton, yesterday. No new cases at Brooklyn.
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To conclude with
IN ~ m

To conclude with
PET OF THE PFTTICOATS.
Paul. .....................Mr Mrs. L. w. Davenport.
St. Observation-Disclosures. Mr. A. FL. Davenport.
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cts,
tno extra charge for reserved seats) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries so and 25 cts
~ Box Office open from to O'Clock.
~ Doors open at Z; Overture commences at quar-
ter before o'clock precisely. Sc 10
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Gratifying Intelligence.

It's announced by the Philadelphia journals,
that, On Sunday last, the Hon. Charles Sumner,
u b. Senator from Massachusetts, attended divine
service In Philadelphia for the first time since his
confinement The temple honored by his pre-
sence belongs to the Unitarian persuas sion, spd
therefore we take IL for granted that the foruSof
Thanksgiving prescribed by the Church Of Eng.
land for women who have been safely delivered,
could not have been used mon the occasiop
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TEIS,EVENING,'S September 18th, 1856,
The Great Comedy of
MASKS AND FACES,
OR, BEFORE And BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
PEG WARRINGTON, Mrs L. w DAVENPORT.
SIR CHAS. POMANDER, Mr.. A. H. DAVENPORT.
TripIet Mr. Jefferson
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e The Governsr has subst ituted the name Of
T. h. Stencher, Esq Is commissioner to super.
Intend the election Of President and Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States In the county Of Jackson
Ter The name Of JOHN r. Themasson, who. Il ssem.,
y now arssidsnt ~ the new county Of Rsspe.
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HU0ugH99 CARDa
p : 'slO@' g.D.rIrr n4rs Z 1,"'1rr '.rs,
d nissi.s az Torwrdias hnshsais, q Is bo y.
nseuno1o. =. - aus
1,EOKGIlE 3; LOwEEs. a5ss n.i. .sT.,,z.
tsqusrs, circle end slsptis psttsrns] OrSamsss.as
Iron naiE Balosuiee vsnndehs, he "ssss'
| Remember the number ma give me- cali sesr =.
.minlns e..e mere: lmy 1-sn
j DEALER IN .ANERIcAN AND IrALt.s
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GR1Nif11
MAIN STREET, BETwEEE 9TH AND sTp ira
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door giIls =.
ing First Premium awarded 81 the MsehsDi.tS IN y
stitute and Agricultural Society Of virginia.
A 'CAKD.-WM. PKKCIVAL, CiViI r.
"A Enssr and Archttest-On es, Goddin's HaIi :.
11th, bstwosn Main and Bank street -,
In connection with my Ayehafeetuyal "a ~.
nssrtng Office, hsse opened Drafting room. vhsss
aided BY sompetent ssastsnts am prepared 70 nal.
Plans for Brdsss ons Or othsrwse csp.s !. TT at
oersph from Of Railroad and Canal MAJ snS S.l
f1es; Copies Of Land Maps, Taeinss, de- with NJ
'sns for wsod' Stone OF gS1i 9Tns|s ss werl
NH 1S--6m Ie Civil EnEinssr and Architect,
TVO TO Is A Geo NANUFACTURERs--
j The undersigned. Agents and Com mission ~
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco. Ia M.
York. respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco -
their address. From their acquaintancs with ~
trade. they atter themselves they can give sstise.
ton to shippers. 81 ~
Innes Adams, late ofthe firm of Patteson, Adam.
Co, would be pleased to hear from his old fends
ct this house.
Liberal advances on eonignments.
1ai zssaa CONNOLLY ADANs
- IL Front street. NY
JAMES A.: CONNOLLY RosT. n. ADAMS
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- Lyeu,s Improved Per Hoiae f.l ~
TENTED Aug IaModel, Of this :. ut tbs .t sns
os1p prsi1 4 CIRDOZA who will received orders
for it. s,.rt. ,es not Nose a.
cd by any Of those now in use. sai anu ~
n
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LOST.

I OST.-On Saturday evening, between
IL the American Hotel and w, Goddins residence.
las supposedly roll of NOTES, of twenty dol
lars of ten dollars and two of FIVE dollars in all
fifty dollars. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at the Dispatch Office.
Sc lI-2t*
OST OR STOLEN.-A white aud yellow
IL SETTER PUPPY. about four months old ANY
person finding the iad Dog, will be literally reward
ed by returning him to
o. g. COSBY, No. ISL Broad ST.,
Sc 1l--4t* Opposite the Depot.
I UST-A Check OF A. Greenieaf on the
II Treasurer of the United States at Washington
for 1861 So payable to my order and endorsed by
The finder is req aested to it to Payment
has been stopped. J. r. ANDERSON.
So list
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MAHRIED,'
DIED

IN Tho 9th inst, Mr.. JOgEPH r. BTkAusE. Of
,.;. p .,,S' snd Miss HANNAH VEIL, Of Baltimore.
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~ Auction Nottce...earocef'es' A.' '''''''
1,f'i---'- Auctioneers.
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II. Newland, the American candidate for Ii.
|ssosersos Of Aissouri, Is sieeted over Jackson,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TT H E A T r E.

TIL E A T r E.
KUNKEL e. CO.. .Lessees and Projectors.
JOHN T. FORD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Manager.
Also of the National The atre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore
T. r. MOXLEY, Acting Manager.
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wPrsfeAtisa BuildisE Fasd C .,;,i r hsis.
THIS EVENIND at o'clock. at their room on ~, e..
.tr.st The last months receipts will ss o9srsd 'os
loan. seef - o., afarv
11--1t s.sF rsa
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SWEkT OH FOR TOBACCONISTs. !.
NJ 100 cases fresh and of quality for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER
% 10 1857 s 6s' Druggists Y

p Er~ p FOR OLD POINT NOR.
SzzStSr51Ez FOLK AND PORTsMOUTH.-
= The Steamboat AUGUSTA Can't
VIM. G.. Smith, il again on the route between Rich.
nond and lthe above places, (via Port Waths) hay.
ing been thoroughly overhauied and RETIRED both
a. regards her machinery and hutl aud furnishe with
The ears, running in connection with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond Station of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, ut o'cock A. NJ Returning, the An.
gusts will leave Wrishts wharf, Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 81 o'clock A. NJ
jy0 THOS. DODAMEAD. 6up't.
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Valuable FARM FOR SAI,E---I on.

THE PROCLAMATION HAS GONE
FORTH-Ou the 18th of this month shall offer
for SALE at public auction, the entire balance of nv
goods as per advertisement and those persons de-
slrous OF having very select assortment OF house
keeping and other articles, an opportunity will now
be offered for one week longer by 20
ZIMMERMAN, laS Main st.,
Ii Corner of 18th atraat
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m HEADQUARTERS lsT RECT VA. VOLS,
II RICHMOND, September 8, 1856.
NORDER No 26.
W l. This Resiment will parade ON SATURDAY
next the 18th inst in full Summer Uniform
H. The line will be formed on Brood street, 'ne
riebt resting on oh street. at 8 O'Clock Z. M.
T. F. AUGUST, Colonel Cong.
By order ..,,, ,-3s.2 ...-[.
a. RICHARDSON, (Capt. Co. "b, ..-.5 a.
se list Acting Adjutant.
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spHc1AL NOTICES.

eT Fillmore HInss NIeeting---T IS. 3 o ~
Conmittee appointed by tbs State Exeeotss s.Is
mttses OF the American and Wing pa,lesr 1917. y. ~
srrsnsemeuts for union etins OF the ffienr s,
Fillmore and DonsIson, will meet THY $3.50 1919.
NOM at 81 o'clock, Mt the room over T. Cps,
CIofhins Store. For list Of members Oh cI1mits
nee Whie or to- day. ..@-asesseaess % = ~
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II Ell Gin addit ION 10 our usual
- large stock Of INDIA Rubber BETTING,
we have just received nesry 10 feet ct several sdd
sizes. 81 s WILLIAMS l. BROTHER
IL for ma an artprer 3
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4 ICQUiD gold PAINT AND GOLD
IL WHITING INK, put up in neat bottles with d.
rections for use, for sale by WIN. SATILCR,
ne IL a.*f = 20" s= il42 Main st.
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4 AkGE Lot OF BKUsHkS, just re-
IL ceived, such az Tooth, Hair, Clothes, Nail, Hat,
Flesh, Shoe, Horse, Paint, Sash. VsrDish, White.
wash, Counter Wall, Wind ow, Sweeping. Dustiug,
Hearth, Floor and;Clamp Brs shes at the house-fur
nshng store of E'ULKLEY & Co,
IL nr-a54. .lsF} 90 Main etreAt
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WANT II Dali those suffering from
w Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &C., to procure
Candy This is a vegetable compound of eight well
known remedies for the cure Of Pulmonary Com
plants 1t softens and Ioosens all obstinate obstruc,
lions OF the Throat and Lungs allays, soothes and
heals all irritation or inflammation, and imparts
he.l thy. natural action to the Lungs For sale by
J. j. Richardson. Confectoner, corner 18th and Cary
street. and by Adis & Gray, Meade Baker, Laidley
4 Robinson L. 3. Thomas, s. M. Zachrisson, W.
Pollard 18th street, and A. Bodeker. au 2S-lm
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WANTED, A SITUATI ON...A young
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orna-
mental branches: Drawing, Monochromatic Painting.
Grecian Painting Leather and Needework, is desiI.
ether in the city or country, or she would be willing
to take classes in the various schools to teach either
or all of the above.named branches, and II desired
would instruct in the English branches. For further
information address ST. C j." box 253, Richmond,
Va. An early application il desired.
~ e i Z.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND. September 10.

OREASE EXTRACTORr--For rem0y-
(T inr spots and stains from Cloth and siik goods,
itbout iniurius their texture appearance for sale
T'' MEADE 4 BAKERS us
New Apothecary Store.
sa1IJw 1885, N. w cor Main md 10Th SITS.
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kEAuTlFUL POLISH FOR STOVES
= AND CRATE S.-The ServsntS Friend or
true Mexican Jet 10 the cheaper. and best article
"a use Tor giving sautful polish TO Stoves snd
Tale, lt iasfs much longer than Rritish Lrstre -
TOT sae NJ 81 Ira MEADE L BAKERS
- = s New Apothecary Store.
.e INV l86. n. w. corner Main and ioth sts.
TAnGH q LsS > . And r a 4 4 Mt
- STARCH, which requires mo- Boiling, but may be
used imDediataly. For ssle at s.,4ssss ~ u So
MEADE BAKElvS new Apothseary Store.
. lo-lw 1856 y. VI .eorner Man and 10th sts,
RtGHAtDhDl WINK AT0Rk...Wo new
= have on hsud superioe stock Of Wines and Bran
q m fof sunmer use. conpf ts!ss in part Of 500.
aennsssey and 0tard BHAlvnIEG. u Wcel and elan
oid Fort WINES, part very choice. TIT
mederih ard Sherry. old and deltaet2.
Cisret and ChAmp6Ens, variotm ennkAs. t5r
scotch ALE. 81 Hoassrs AlisopS& CsmpbsIiS end
Die1s brands. =
Ginger w me. ~ - sS y
blackben BRANDY.
Old Rye NHIsKEY. lev Shls. vssy eholcs. Isl
!. 6 ssnil - s~alssy DUDLEY 60.
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FAv" DOLLhIkS hEWAHUs.sA Bm0It
= Ger man GIRL, about IL years Of age, left her
nome Friday last. and issupposed be wandering
aeont the streets She has black eyes and prominent
ehees bones, and 10 small for her sge. She speaks
Ine In giish language with dianctness small Girl
a6o ut the city which is not improbable as sbe Nd
Ief uced to this necessity at early period Of her
~ d The subscriber received her from the Commits
oper OF Emigration. and fe els desirors OF recover
az her from the pernicious Influences by which she
may De surrounded. The delivery of the girl At NV
residence, on CANDLES Hill, will be rewarded a.
above. 20 lets ASA sNYDER
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NHIo's GAHnEN.-The Ravels appear 10 two Of their
most popular pan,omimes this evening-'Ta zee Cham
petre" and sPorgo" Francois plays two comic cha
racers and NJ. Msryetti rives his nimtabe deneation
the Are. Nile Robert and Photographic cons also per
form IN the ballet OF Figaro"
BowERy THEATRE Another overlooking audience will
doubtless be Al the Bowery TO witness the performance Of
the drama called the Pirates a the Mississippi and
the famous burlssque styled "Po ca hen-tas, 10 which
the avore manager and all the talented members Of his
company appear.
FImortSsN Of the true old fashioned ORDER Astounding
In whimscstes and eccentrictes, may be enjoyed NJ
44t Broac way tonight
Ms FANNY IE--SE proposes 70 give series Of drawing
room entertainments at the Broadway Atheuaum. She
r TO commence Monday, and II il hoped will receive
the encouragement due 70 her talent and industry
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Fan EI1fR August !, 1856
Thomas J. Borden, Of the principal owner OF the
Fall River boats testified TO the and kind disposal Of
the victims by the explosion.
Riley n Borden, chief engineer. described the boilers
IN use on the line and their general management lie
said the owners had exceeded the requirements Of the
law in extra hose pumps and other means OF safety
We understood from Mr. Keteh1m that the steam chm
peys the Empire state needed repair and that he bad
advised additional braces with socket bolts when he
would not consider them dangerous
col Richard Borden, President or the line was next
called lie testied 10 the general instructions given to
captains and engineers the safety o passengers being the
governing principle He gave detailed account Of the
kind Of pumps hfe preservers, lie boats, sc, 10 use
which exceeded the requirements n the law. The Ne.
tropos provided with ten ffe boats capable Of saving
700 eople The class q boilers used the Empire state
we're recommended by Mr. Morgan, Of the Morgan Iron