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Union STEAsiSHIP GONE

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
,. -.5gssSSsS PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
,-5j.,.E = ICtTT POINT AND NUnFOLk.-SteaIl
S-sszlsz2s.sassAsssa- CITY OF RICHMOND. Captain
MITCHELL: steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
one Of these superior Steamers will lsaYe Richmond.
until further notice, every MONDAY and TIL Rs
DAY touching az City Point ana Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phiis-
d-!phs every v nDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn
incs at l6o'ClOck.
These Steamers in fine order, increased &C
contradictions for the comfort Of passengers having
been aided, rs also more room for freight; and
hope hy regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
goods committed To charge, 20 receive AMI Increase
uf patronage.
"a No transhipmentby this line.
paSs& 20 through TO New Gors, and found, $40 on
DO ds Philadelphia, anlfound, st
cabin, SO
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. I'd
cabin Toe
Passage to City Point and Norfolk ssu4o 81 by the
River Boats.
as- Passengers by this hns can stop in philadel
PIMA two three days ald then proceed to New fors
by the same ticket. Ii. 4. FUTILE, Agent,
su % Rockets.
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81 1900 NEGRO WOOL HATS, Of
sssA the very bert quality. ss 30 cents piece.
S,grs Brogu es. NJ 81 &c - pair.
G. S. MAURICH,
ISL hgin SQUARE.
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RIO ono WORTH DRY GOODS

SFN tEN NU K II DRY GOODS
qpON,OOO AND CARPETS, AT A GREAT
SACRlFICE-ATTENTiOS VISITORS TO TINE
SfATEFAlR.-We have determined to clear out cur
entire stock Of fresh and srasonsble goods reg sress
OF the cost We therefore invite 10 call and judge
oil what we say.
LADIES DRESSES.--Splentidc olored Dress Silks:
elegant Bayadere Black Silks, Of the newest styles;
Cashmefes De Laines Side Stripes Military Stripes;
3erinOes; shawls; CloslkS; ScRrfs, &c.
Men and Boys' Wear Servants Goods; Carpets;
Ru2Sanh uI Cloths; Blankets; Flanneis Domestic
Goods of all kinds Theclose=t buyers from ali PARTS
OF the country, are most cordially invited to call
CA GWATKTN,
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MOUSELiNES, &c.-Good, new style
Iva Mouseines lsslc. per yard; French all Wool.
new patterns do at 81 per cent less than they cost
In September; Bayadere Striped Poplins, and other
cheap Dress Goods; Plaid Aerinoes; French Meri-
noes: Plain Mouseiines; Rayadere Striped Silks &C.;
oil for saiA as low rs similar Goods be bought in
Richmond. CHILES CIIENERYs
az as ia R.n,d street
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REMOVALS. &c.

DEMURAL.--Wo nave removed tempo
IL rarily to No Pearl street, nnder the Exchange
Hotel. where we shall DO pleased 10 see our old
friends. Z. W. PURCELL CO..
je4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office To the third house, South Of Trinity
Church, South side, and about ono hundred yards be-
low the exchange Hotel Dr. Z continues 70 treat az
ouch practice in this line atters himselftat he
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
terested il solicited
Dr. p also makes and vends Of the best restora-
sves, chemical Extract of French Fowers) for con-
5titutioual weak ness ever offered to the public.
Or. p may be consulted confidcntally by letter. or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and seat to sr
der, in almost any direction.
Office hours from s A. NJ, till A. N. Franklin
eet. near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.-Just re.
~ eeived the following new SONGS:
Unfurl the Glorious Banner; by Kleber
The Village Queen: by u. r. Walker.
Dear Sunny Home: by f. Bernard
My Lady Waits for Me; by r. Jucho
The Dew Drop; by j. 2. Num-
Mother Watch tbs Little Feet; by j. N Hubbard
Sweet Flowers OF Memory Keeping.
At Z. II. TAYL0R'S Music Store
f}OFArnor
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EDUCATION.


r s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER MAIN
AND lST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The elev-
stith session Of this School Is In progress. Pu-
pilse1terng, charged only from time Of admis-
sion. oc 25-Zm
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
IN MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened By the Committee or the Institute,
one in SAUNDERS HALL, on Foushoo street, between
Grace and Broad under tho management Of Mr.. W.
A. REYsrE and tie other in the PREsDYfERfAs SCHOOL
HoCsE, franklin street, at its intersection with
23d street Rev THOMAS III. JOsEs being the primer
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night. aud FREE on ClARtiE % al p2ys
who are members of tho Institute. Persons wisinS
to obtain certificates Of membership and tickets 70
AT the Hall IF tho Institute or On either OF the ie
WILLIAM MACFAgLANF,
law Building,
SAMUEL s. COTTRELL,
Main ST.. bctw. 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAIIN, JR,
10Th and Main sts.,
NIGHT IennDis. v. NJ. Il.
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NoTiCE.-At the solicitation Of mum
= bar Of yonng gentlemen, midday and evening
destruction will b, given at PERCIVAl AGRANT'S
Architectural snd Engineering Oface Gofdin's Han
IN MEiHANlCAL OWL ENGINEERING; and
.RCnIT cTUbAL DRAWING, SHADING, Co
L1ttSG, &c.
Those de.irou, Of being Taught PnAcrIoiL Railroad
Cansi and DRAINAGE Field Work, will have Acid h.
sfumsnts supplicd
ar vacancy for an drticlsd pupil.
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(tOMP ITION CHALLENGED

W III 10 1I1ON NlIhLLENNLD.-
~ Every description of Dry Goods can be bought
Of me thirty Per cent. less than many houses pro-
Tossing to sell ut cost The il as clear us the
sun at noon day. My goods were all bought since
the panic, for cash down. which enables 1ne to give
customers advantage OF at least thirty per cent
over other houses in the city. Call and Judge for
yourselves. ALFRED MOSES
oc 2S 63 Main street
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/ AKGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
HAMILTON, EASTER e. CO,
New Marble Building,

No. 100, .0I and 203 Battinsore Street.
BALTIMORE.
ua now in store (nostIy Of their own importation)
osu II the largest and mosecomplete Stocks IN the
SILKS and SILK GOODs ofevery class
DRESS GOoDS-a very large stock
IiJliSEK EEplNG ARTICLES Of every descrip-
CL0AKS MANTlLLAS and SIIAWLS
BI.ANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
ph AaSS T1ExSSEy for sF sEKv tslssYi USE
g. RETAIL ROOMS on first foor-the PRICES
affixed to each article from which no dcyiatioh Is
"'. 81 WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second "a, and
third iloors &c z9-ao.h
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
- have sold out some Of cheap lots Of Goods we
still have some very big lots leit winch are u DC
sold in the next FIVE weeks at
COST, FOR CASH!
And we give below some astonishing p pr r I'd
5000 Aiouseline DcIaines at ~ &c. worth &c
50aO IS Plain aud Printed Paris DeLalnes at
less than cost of importation
Large lot of English and FRENCH Merlhoes, from
2jc. to 75c. per yard 49,, .,
5 cases "a Bleached Long Cloth at 5i4c, worth
A Bieached Long Cloth at Cd, worth
10 bales Brown 5hirtings at ) and &C. great
reduction
10 brown sheetings at S and &c, great
reduction
Brown Shaetng % yards wide st 2lc.
Bledched DO, to yards wide, less than ever be-
Rich Brecade and Plaid Silks from SOC. to 75c;
ana S., which is less than half the usual
Mourning Goods from, the celebrated manufactur-
ers, Pateu lie Lupine, Ceido, Geiber Co, such as
Boinbazines, 1hibet Cloths, Tamise. Chaliy and
would be to the interest Of cash purchaser TO- exam
inc. &C Is CHRISTIAN Il LATlIROP.
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r.. ANA ~ N0TICE-CHANGE OF
~ - HouR.--0n and after Friday, Sept
Depot at 6ts. A. NJ, instead Of T. AN
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent Transportation
OFFICE X. +. p. X. X. GoMPANY.A
aicbmnnd Sent % 1857. I sep
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oc p IbI, opposite Exchange Bank.
lyme CHEWING ToBACCO.-We have.

i now in store expressly for the retail sales the
largest and finest lot OF Chewing Tobacco in the city
81 the following choice brands; Gillians, Wine Sap.
Cosby Winiree's PomgraRate, do. dc. Palmetto.
do, do. Pride of Virginia. Ross Peoples PayOritr
Dlls May Flower. Christians Comfort do Indgm-
table FISHER A WINSTON, Druggist
&C % No rs Main streCy
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n Aalt GrlDie sUIt--. . y ~
PUTNEY 4 WATT.

s CITI-MAUE 5kOGUES, 30 -
zsss'<s The subscriber ha4 u9H in store and foI
ys.e--
-AiSlL-
3C30 SIZES SOLE LEATHER.
y. DEI&HEUX, No. Is, Cary st,
Sl--d2ln krtYnaf. l9ti - - l-iil
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LunLAM & WATSON.

RICHMOND, Oct. % 1857.
.~gs zg,s --z.szssyEz:s.z=zzl CHANGE OF SCHE-
49,. ~ - . sz:cs:sss D ] L E-WINTER Al
:fobsT the dty aiI Train viii run On this Koa
daily as follows. Sunday excepted0
Leaves Hit hnond !-.......- 800 o clock f. ,.
4 !rlTe st Junction aI....,............l2to u
'''' . - ''''-' ''e RSTURSING: ''''
Leave D2nvIlie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D 3. n.
Arrive AZ Junction instrumentation "
III III richmond at.......-.............. 30 T.
The above Trains c2nnpeets wl:h The TRANS on the
iu4 70 u uchbnrg and to Petersburg.
ACCOMMODATION rAAIS TO JUNCTION AID LYECuBUEG
h"aEes Rich'aond station at....,".-. 5.!5 +.
- 40 - D''~ ''''- EGTUKNISU: 49,
Or on the arrival OF the Soul-Side Trains and
IN Richmond III time 10 connect with the Trains Yo
ins HCrth This Train counects with the South.Sidt
&C t.' 3 - '''-- Il ''- - I' o Campbell supt.
sss sss -g,saazrszsJ TIE ADAMS EXPRESS
fs2C0IIpANY 1874 Main ST. hayine
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
a, be pIasd5 n Vr and Moth Care
lima, are Pow prepared to forward, with great dis
nAmed cities, and ell places on the seaboard
our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who viii give their persoua
attention 10 the careful handling Of goods entrusted
TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please tahe notice that packages tc
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unsss otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing. until O'Clock,
Pm J. Z. MACD0HOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
gY- SPECIAL NOTICE.-r,xpress packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships AoasO.e and Jamestown, viii hereafter
be received By the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whoar the authorized Agents for press privileges
these ships.
Mice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
(ognTskn7- EGDf,&I y PEASANTS
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GC0TCH ALE AND ENGLISH POR-
~ TER now landing. aud in prime order. Of the fol-
lowing celebrated brands:
Younger's Alloa Ale. pnts in glass
Do. do do. do. in stonejuss
Knox Sons do. do. do. in glass
Campbells do. do do. In stone luRs
Aiisop's East India Pale Ale, pints in glass
Barclay, Perkins Co.'S Porter in pints and ors
For sale at very low prices, by
&C IL Corner Pearl aud Cary streets
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
~ ~ ~ FV, =, 17'7'''''''' q
l(OtOItu
-, e.

So By agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians of Bellevue Hospital in addition to the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from 81 TO $50
will be demanded of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any specifics
operation may be ascertained beforehand by appica
ton to the Resident Physician or the Attending Ply
sCians and Surgeons of either institution.
attending S.r0eons.-Profs. Gibson. Peticolss and
Wexford.
Attsndtro ptys;etdnS.-Profs. Tucker end Conway.
Resident FtysictGn-Marion Howard, M. d.
iS'ssJdrd.-F. NJ. Parrish.
ISeSsdsnt If IRfrmdry.-L. 8. Joyres, Nj d.
Persons In the country wishing to send patients to
the Inhrmsry, or desiring information, may address
A.. n. L. Nt.a2 I'D ~ / AEF,-
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s.5e.. sssy -s..:..sygszEr3 GREAT NORTHERN
ESQ ~ $500 SOUTHERN ROUTE
FIJN III IVEL.-TN TIk DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTEDJ BETWEEN, RICfIM0ND, BALTi
MOXE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUIA CREEK AND WASIilNGTON.-0Ter the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River. saventy-iy- miles and BY 5pien
did and comortabl. steamers thence tn Washington
fiftyve mes-iu all 100 miles, ia seven hours, being
ac0mfortsbe and perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours OF departure. 90 A. ID aui7 y, p NJ and bag
gage under charge q special agents chech through
York.
FARE:
To Washington, - 30
10 T,alt:fpnrr o.
TO Philadelphia, 3 Ok
The track OF the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay, more
than twothrds OFF being already completed with an
edge rail Of superior quality, while the remainder Ii
in I'D nirslIe condition. :. RUTH,
Superintendent Of Transp 0rtation.
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RIeHMoNp, October Ist 1851
have been using Semple's Iufal!ihle baking
Pawder for some two years, aud feel no hestancy
IN saying that have been more than pleased with
IT, and regard it vastly supersr any Yeast Pow
Ger that 1t has ever been my good fortune To try.
&C Il ID. BAKER, Jr.
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KING QUEEN Co, Oct q. 1857
We have been using Semple's Baking Powder, I"
Tor some tne in my family. | think they make The
best bread ever ate, especially biscuit. They are
decidedly better than any other We have used and
wonid recommend trial Of them 10 persons wishing
to have nice bread. JOS RYL4Yp
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VuE RICHMOND SODA WATER AM

B0TTLIEG ESTABLISHMENT IN gU'
iSG 0 PoS ri sf OLDEST pE TE CT
KIND IN FlRGINiA.-The gsnuins article THE
tied Soda Water il put up By III. McJOR1 - not
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop, pkiiadef AIN
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown phis Por-
The subscriber has added to the aboys' stout
of Lager Beer of sHprricr Quality in o. ne oottling
pint bottles, to suit customers. mt and half
So ~ 81. ACNukNACK.
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CEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE B1KIN0
- ~ John W. GARLrCK

~ POWDERS are certainly superior To any now in
use See the testimony of gentlemen ia town AMI
country. A large lot are gust manufactured and
may be found at the Drug Store OF the Proprietor
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gAInRoAos. arnAMHoArs, 90


OFFICE soUTu-SfDE RAILROAD COL
PETERSBURG, Sept I'd, 1851.
T--y. sxss -sz-rszsg1 ON AND AFfE II
&C. II IS i 1:f..-.*,sstsM o. DAY next, the It'll
inst Iuti further notice, the following schedule
viii be run iis road daily Sundays excepted), by
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Petersburg At.............. 20 O'Clock A. NJ
Arrive u. Bnrkpyille (Jnnctionl IS
st LyIchburg at............. 20 7. NJ
Leave t.ynehlurg at ............., IL 20 PM
Arrive rs BurkeSille (Junctionl 3 % p. NJ
ct Petersburg at........... %
AcCgMMoDATl0N TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg At,.............. Is o'clock 2. NJ
Arrive at Burksviile (Junction) 9Z
at Lynchburg gt..-......... 20 A. M.
Leave Lyncbbnrv nj ,.,... 10 90 T. VI.
Arrive at sGrkeville Jnncton) 05 A. N.
at PetsrsbOg at.............. IS An
The AccormOdav IN Train connects with the FIR
GINA and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
East: with the Richmond and Danyille Train at
BurkeYiIle: and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
- -ss q. B. ALLSuP. supt.
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WHAT WILL you GIVE FOR DRY
O. ODs!-At 1873, Broad street. you viii nnd
one II the best dry goods 20 be found In the
Ytrk al prices remarkably cheap. We have 10 limit
On our prices at p esant. We are Inclined 10 sell
goods for whatever they win bring. pre.erring 10
sgLt than be SOLD. 10 our motto word TO the Slse
10 senicient j. AILLHISkR 3 BRO,
u 1893 Broad street.
NEW CLEARING HOUSE. As we still
we shall adopt the clearing hsuse systsm nnd self
essry e,ay so ssis q : their own prices:
t25 do DO st'''.s - 90
SIS Brocade do Dresses at.............. . m m
pesidssAn Immense lot Of colored and Black Sks To
De sod at 20 cents . cents and 81 Alao our entIr,
asseTtment q rioh Lace and Muslin RnhroderIs,
VII b. closed at an immense sscrincs,
~ se hare u say To purrhas rs Ia thst .bs.
snonla na!i soon, a. the Coed. must be sold NV
- CHRISTIAN LATURop
80 Main STREET
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KsNIEYs for serysntselsf Ing naNL STREET
BhpiU kS. Boon : aad s. no
WAGON HARNESS, 80 a"Hs
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DEAR IN MIND that by purchasing
ID Domestic Liquors of ALLISON, FAY 4 MEL
LON. yon will procure them free from all the inn
rurites that will remain from negligence ia recti-
flying.
In store a large supply Of MELONS XXI Cognac
Brandy, AX Domestic Gin and superior rectil'd
hiskey, Rye, Bourbon and Greensburg Whiski,S.
Old Apple and Pearh Brandies, and general aas0rt
ment Of superior brands of foreign and domestic
Brandies, Wines, Gins. Runs and CordiaIs Call
and examine.
ALLISON FAY 4 MELLON.
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MERCHANTS. W

Clt Now now SpeninY large aud extensive .,,ek ~
aver cr;1., ueiu Jewelry and Fancy .sss n
WI H se sold extremely how 70 reader sales c ShSh ~
So 23-ts ,.,x
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
A G. A H Id.

PROMPTED by an honest desire of my heart wish IA
Law before the public which deserves lioht ron
mendaon only act of scientific skill but tbst
humanity also About two years ago suddenIv and
from unknown me, seized with it Of Fni
lepsy which owing to my nabit meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and tho
discouragemen which met with on attempting II soor
bebome such las was then led bsleve s 10 desv ba
skill Of Physician Twas frequently while in puTsuit
my calling thrown down TO the ground without the slight
warning and although insensibe to the agonie
despsed the mseres of fe and learned 10 loof
npon those who would render assistance or shelter
frol danger enemies who sought prolong the misery
of my existence While in this State and haviue rrS
v3ous TO my Affections tasted the sweets of life apco
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of pbvsris
and, by recommendation, called on DR. L. j Crankay
told him my circumstances and my inability No. rn,,.,
him for his servoesreg arless Of which however b =.
once undertook my and with the blessing az cod
was once more restored perfect health Unable 10 re
ward him for the boon which enjoy at present and VI
conscious ofmy indebtedness consider il due TO vse
and to all afflicted to make the public in order b at
those IN need Of medicrl advice nay find physician in
whom every confidence ca n be placed
IL. 81 MEYER YABLONSKY
state OF California. San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and before this lst day Aupus
A. d. 1856. GILBERT A. GRANT Notary Public II, s
Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Instituto
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite p.
eifc Mail Steamship Company's Office San Pranciscn
asks no remuneration until he effects cure
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Be6n Sacks.
Ditch Property for Sale.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHING to dispose of bis
Interests in this State offers the following prop
y at bargain One fourth interest in the SHADY Creek
tlume bitches, Reservoirs, and water right. said
fumehas 5000 # of the bed of the Greek attached ad
drains 40 Acres of mining ground hitherto unwo1k
able Water abInoant and free during the entire ye4r
Also-One-Third interest in the Badger Hill Th
sluice, onequarter of mile long, with THIRTY MISko
CLAIMS attached.
Cherokee dIastered and papered thoroughly finished
throughout with brick chimneys piazza and all moderr
improvements shaded by magnificent oaks and enclbs
ed in yard $50 feet square, with picket fence Car
dcn fruit trees, &c.
The income from these mining interests has
$40 90 per week average for months mast Ttt
House is within two minutes walk of the Posi- ofice
market &c. The Nevada and Forest City stages ma 3.
sired. =" Pai' II qe-
Cherokee, April 3-3w OF cTAREr
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GARRoTING.-A most extraordinary
case of garroting came to our knowledge
the other day. \ gentleman who re-
upper part of the Fourth Avenue. was
preparing to make his usual visit to Wall
street in the morning, when his little son,
youngster about five years of age, APP
preached him and enquired:
''Pa, what do those bad men do when
they garote people !''
"Why, my son." replied the fond pa
rent, who was delighted at the boys IN
quiring turn of mind, and felt anxious to
give him all the information in his pow
er, ''as far as can understand it, they
come upon the victim suddenly, place
one arm about his mack, then stop his
mouth and take whatever they can
from him
They are bad fellows, amt they ?'
said the boy.
They are so," replied the fond pa
rent, desperate fellows but they are
very severely punished when they are
caught. Judge Russell sent two of
them to the State prison for life only a
short time ago.
YES" answered the urchin with a
severe look, "you always thought Mr.
Jones was a good man, didn't you, Pa!''
"Yes, my son." was the reply, "a very
good man.
well, he's garroter," replied the
boy.
-'What do you mean, my son ?" asked
the parent.
"Why," answered the boy, "he gar
roted mother last night while you was
away. He caught her right round the
neck with one arm, and stopped hel
mouth with his mouth, and she said he
stole kiss from her-that's all l know
about it -
Five minutes after the proud father
was seen making rapid tracks for law
yer's Office. What will come of it re
mains to be seen.-N. Y. Dispatch.
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A Low TONED VoICE.-The predom-
mating tone of intercourse should be
calm, quiet, and low. The low tones OF
most voices are the richest. l have
heard English women talk in deep con-
tralto tones, and the effect was exceed
ingiy musical and rich The voices of
our American women-I may perhaps
be permitted to say-are generally far
too high pitched and screaming. As
the voice has ever tendency to rise, as
we become animated in conversation.
we should at least begin low. 1t is,
moreover, always a grateful relief to
the ear, and a pleasant shade to the
light of conversation, to 7rop he 7oice
occs sionally, s1d sli / insl,
rie, lt9. .clf.