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MUSICAL. -
s, cgsscs TO cssn
carved egs iyrc. original prev $50 u iron frame
seaad u f,, srsn,sd Fe h wee9 "a.
MCDONALD A CO, 2t5 sixth avenue.
A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
beauully embeiscd by cee6ratei'rity makers Il win BE-
TSeuiy hrsi sreei between second and Third
A GERMAN LADY An EXPERIENCED AND FULLY
N capable teacher ~ The piano would Ike r. have some
&ddress 6r eai % NJ. Hechi Isl BoweTy near Fourth
A LADY. An ACCOMPLISHED VOCALIST Ann
~ teacher q the panotore would Ss y give tnsruea y
renee Owen address A. boTs4,s Post ofnce.
A GREAT BARGAIN To CASH PURCHASER,
beautiful carved legs and Louis nearly
new three years glara,iee seeapei keys - Se
street So ~ = = Npps = ~ 'e'-1e - -
A GREAT BARGAIN TO A CASH PURCHAsER 4
III cn sse ra S,Se er1er 49, A. @ s.s ~ sa
,ig Wooster street, near houston.
CHicKERING a SONS,
Y e., M.naf.osurers; q ,,,,r n,.os
GRAND s9y .Ssrsom AS y. Srssr PIANOS
SONS hsys been sw.red = pre- MEALS ior ne superb
S hsfSb ass n ISB H.sS sgTHs sg
For psflors churches, sestries and lodges
PIANOS TO REST. ~
IMPORTANT 10 PtAxoFoRTE PgRcHAsyRs Gall
street examine finish aud superior workmanship
ant The extremely low price Coz new round cornered in
AR pEsCoyBEs, 7s BROADWAY PIANO WARE
NI rooms Offers Tor sale for hire ne assortment o.
American and European
NfEssRs. coLBuRS d NASH. PROFESSORS or SING
N ine and piauofoe al Broadway; hours from
tosPN en- Saturdays all day Classes forming
Frs' and Spring street Presbyterian church
on and IhsIi - ~, s,snnEs NoshsHN
N-Ew Music -PfCCOLONiNf PoLKA WIN BEAU.
Garden singing Bird Polka with vgnee. Price 40 cents
Both Thomas RaSer. Swinging Sch0tsch, with vignete
Price So The Las, Nasovana price Is cents ~ Al
euStus Call All the above pccesare played by Thomas Ba
kcrs celebrated orchestra Laura keenes theatre VITA
great applause.
DIANos AND MELoDEOSs-oF SUPERIOR MAKE
al great hareains second hand the following
rcuciy pricess2s $40 SIS aud $3.50 Pianos and
ceons 70 rent and reut al-wed on purchase for sale on
HORACE WATERS, Agent No Sk broadway.
c,pTFNprD CARVED GRAND DIAGONAL SEVEN oC
- ave piano. made h one ~ the best makers aud
rilv warranted cost 500 will BE- sni for 500 Inquire
la Ninth street. Has been used q few months
corx NvpAr. OF HONOR At THE UNIVERSAL
EXHIBITION or 1880
DEPOT or The ALEXANDER ORGANS
Adapted the o drawing rooms chnches lodges and
schools. This magnificent instrument introduced 81
THALBERt 49,.
m the Uned States has been adopted ~ the most eminent
sri.ts n Europe and Americs-Mdlc VEINS, lasa soss
'"'' '"'' Price siso ssss $3.50 san prs
descriptive circular address on sppcat0s ~
BERNARD &FABREGuEfrEs, IT, 81 pey street
Importers OF accorteOns violin stllngA re- 30
JUST PUBLISHED.
complete instructor 90 he Alexandra orgsn,
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" viii All Tits day, a5S second avenue. The contents
n prncsfy and llu0r store with fixtures consisting ~ ge
neral assortment groceries, liquors. segars counters &c
Deposits required.
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DRYANTS' MrNaTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall AZ Broadway, above Grand sress
Monday, Oct -, and every evening during the week
The Excelsior Troupe OF The World More Novelties
JERRY and DAN BRYANT the African Define .twsL
y lsughabls buresque entitled THE SIEGE or LUCK
NOW together with songs Dances Solos Comcalsuaa,
Plantation Scenes &C The RIVAL DARkIES. Gu BS AXE
THUMBS, ALPINE WARBLERS, &c Change OF time
Doors open at 81; commence al ~ Tickets Is centa
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=, d uoRroy ArCTroNFER- ,T,EsROOv 3s2 nun.

- q. HORTON. AUCrfUNEhR-SA LESKOoN w hu "
VI. slreet-w sell this day 1T l0's o'clock ~ sales
rom all the furniture removed FIRST class four st1r
house. sisiing about 40 yards of tapestry ant ngrn
carpets pier glasses marble top furniture bets AMI hine
mahogany chairs kitchen furniture and rosewood piano
forte. a rare chance for dealers and housekeepers
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

A GENTEELY FURNISHED THREE STORY AN
"A basement house to let, in good neghborhood, sho
distance from Union square; portion of the rent taken
board Possession Immediately. Apply to Is. w. RlCHARD
301 Broadway.
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ID Chiffon. ArcTTONEER.- RE
ID. sale the Empire verv stables No az Fourth
near second Nv order Of Afrd Dickinson Receiver
COLI A Chiffon viii SOL at auction. M0ndsy Nov. I.
ocork 81 The above place, the following articles whh
were the former sale the 18th Of October but not
pad for tg-Iwc coaches wo top wagons road wagon
Twelve single double harnsss two sleixhs Owe
sleigh strap ~ bells three saddles and brides
cart four horses eight whips one hay cutter. oce dek
two chairs hacking engFayings pipe
AZ hier pals curry cons &c together tn lease
having about Terms cash
ALFRED DICKINSON. Receiver.
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VIII BE- sold 1T public sale
At TifE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Two tracts 81 land known A. the
earc and he Iianeook tracts formerly part % the Nor
Pennsylvania Coal Cpmpanys lands Lmxerne county Penn
ylvant with shafts, engine ready for mining.
THE IMPROVEMENTS ALONE COST ABOUT $4,000
Sale absolutely hy order of assignee
NJ THOMAS Sons. Aur'ioueers.
Fnll descriptions In hpdlls aud photographic plans
be hid the auction of Messrs Bangs Merwn Co
rs Park row, y. \.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS,
w b6i and sos broadway, Prince street
WOODS MINSTREIS
PERFORM EVERY EVENING
NEGRO MINSrREf.SY
COMBINATION AND SUCCESS
New dances comic IaugnsDe sayings. ~
Eph Horn j. VI Budworth, g. White and X. Warden Ad5o
by the great company.
In addition.
Miss JULIA DAILY
will appear Osecond IN pro,esn sare,a eotisd
IN AND OUT or PLACE.
In which will FIVE Dereat Characters and
several songs.
Tickets rs cents Doors open TO-. s.7k.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGART, AucrToNEER-B

n EoGART this day at 10 O'Clock at the southwest
ner Of Water aud James slip mortgage sale OF barroom furn
ture consisting OF large mirror pictures in gilt frames
splendid counter and hxtres gas fixtures blinds shades
screens stove pipes beer pump, Is decauers
bar pitcher, drawer tables awning, all the
liquors &c Sale positive. TO be sold Goods
must be removed Immediately after the sale.
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VI 1T NHssaU NfFePt HFNHN TT, TFFTf~ N tI1
al auction Saturday, Oct 30 ocock IN front store
No q street. superior sorrei horse, old vs.
hands high sound kind has been bv for
The years and only sold for Of good
estde horse splendid pair NJ bay carriage horses
hands hsh very stylish and perfectly Kind gentle
bprues also Sc, of SILVER mounted harness
Rage half dol elegant close panecd carrs
fne order. IL lie be sold without reserve.
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5RNEDT FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
81 NHURAL7IA AND NERVOUS HnADAOHns-..
NJ lhct has been we'll known Tor long wniis ~,
Ans DAWH CIuBH kL1X!H = the 49, y 49, n ~
froNu Tor (ourhs and Colds; bat perhaps u 49,
e1nefaly % well known that u has rolioseo p.nd.
nenfiy eeyerai casee Of Neuralgia end Nervous -
siS.sase from Mr. WrssfoH. . gentleman wen Known
n his community: rr. 4. A., r.vt,fv
sRIcHxoNp, January u, IsoA-LnIn .nsd ~ and
Esuraieia mat severely for ssversl year, nsye
tried various remedies, but found no rss, uH' -
s erpI Mn s' DAVIS COUCH elixir. which found
Of great benefit 70 myself Ny daushtsr. rno ns ,
ssrai. cursd ~ thc use OF Mrs DAVIS medicine, and
i nov free from cough and more vigorous than she
has bcen at any period Of her life. believe 70 pe
on Elm nervous and general debility. !, u..
For sale BY Mrs. DAVIS, Fisher winston
Thnr}fe. III vsie fec
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PURCHASE OF THE HUpsoN's BAY PRopERTy-It is
not 6ers rally known that an offer is pending from
the Hudson's Bay Company, to dispose Of ali their
property in the United States TO our government
Huch however, Il the fact Under the provisions Of
the treaty OF lS45 the company own and hold nun.
Der OF forts posts and trading houses situated in
territory together large stocks Of horses sheen
and csSfle Lord Napier has been authorized to sell
the eutre of this property for the of $500 OOO
which Is considered by competent judges to be very
CHEAP. seyeraI mee.ings were beld on the subject
at the State Department during the last winter and
the score AIRY OF State favorable to the purchase
bat there Was doubt m to the disposition of Cor
gress to make the necessary appropriation, and
therefore the sale was not effected = " Y. Tnies
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RAN AwAY from the subscfibsrs, about
IL Nthree weeks sinc&, NEGRO NAN. named
James smith He 10 . mulatto, shout 5 feet
o. 10 inches high. between as aud - years OF ags
and belongs to Undertakes estAte- He has been
working TOR several years In Mr. Joseph bies FAC
tory and last year IN Mr. VIM N Barretts factory.
when last heard from he was In Richmond e Ut
Richard Hundisy's Ard has wife at Mr VIM
ston'A, over this sore Of 9rubbs D Ap2erson snd :
brother who IL a porter in the store OF ksEano
Bro We viii give reward Of twenty doita4 for
him II lodged IN jail Ia Richmond, or delivers 70 Is
~ iS-imdA2.cvs Frederick's Hall Depot.
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WHAT Is 4 CARr LoApg-Mayor Tieman, of New
York, has decided that cart load consists, 10 the
case OF single article of nothing weighing more
than 1900 pounds; if Of more than one article,
q load shall not weigh over 500 pounds.
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fI1RIEsEMAH PROTECTED BY Roy

hOXG0A60 ~ AsO
L AL Letters Paenr of England, and secured by
the Seals of the EcOle de Pharmacie dc Paris. and
the Impe iai College of Medicine, Vienna Trisse'
ma No is remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhse
and Exhaustion Of tue system Tr1esemar NO 81
fectuay in the short Of three days complete
ly and entirely eradicates all traces Of those disor-
ders which Coz avia and cubebs have 50 long been
thought an antdoe for to the ruin OF the health CT
vast Portion of the population Triesemar Nc 5 i
great Continental remedy for that class Of disorders
which. unfortunately the English ph ysician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsapariiis
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos ], 2,
end are alike devoid of taste small, and of all
nauseatng qualities. They may lie the toilet Ia
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
and divided in separate doses as administered
by Velpeau, Lallenan, Roux, RicOrd, &C., &C. Price
IS eacE or four cases in one for &c. which saves S.;
and in S27 cases. Sold by DIR H A BARROW, No
I57 Prince street. q few blocks west of broadway,
New York; Immediately en- receipt Of the amount n
large sizes. carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
Euror preparations. The So cases also sent, but
not free Of carriage. Consultations usual, from
eleven, A NJ till two. P NJ from four till eight,
at No l57 Prince street. few blocks west OF Broad
way. Sold also by
NH o0-dl0rp Richu1Oud
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WHERE MOSQUITOES CONE FRoM.-These pests of
summer procs ed FROM the animalcu!es commonly
called "wggle TAIL" If bowl of water is placed
IA the summer's sun for a few days, number Of
'wiggle tails" will be visible. and they will ncrea.e
In size until they reach thr e-sxteenths OF AN inch
in length remaining longer at the surface as " ey
approach maturity, as il seeming to live on influ-
sences derived from the Two elements Of air and wa
ter: finally. they will assume chrysalis form and
by an increased specific gravity sink to the bottom
OF tue bowl. A few hours only will elapse, when q
short black furzs hair will srow out every side
of each till ii assumes the form of minute cater
pillar lts specific gravity being thus ceunteraced.
i will readily float 70 the surface and Do WAITED to
the side the bowl by the slightest breath Of ait
In short time hy will be Matched and escape
leaving It's tiny house upon the surface Of the water
Any one who has had cstsrn in the yard has
douhtless observed the same eject every .nmmer
although he may be ignorant OF the beautiful and
sim ole process OF development III pitcher Of els
tern or other water is placed in close room over
night from which ali mosquitoes have previously
been excluded. enough mosquitoes will breed from
il during the night TO give any satisfactory amount
of trouble. In fact. s'anfing by shallow bal
stagnant poor on midsummer's day. the foil devel
opnent of any number OF "wigge tails to the m B.
qir state can witnessed and the origin of THESE
oisturb Of nights SAUNDERS thus fully ascertain
ed Scientific american.
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Losr II VIRGINIA CoRsRIELp.-A day or two
ago one OF onr citizeGs took walk to the farm OF
Mr. wm Haynes, on the Eastern Branch, few
mines from the city. Arriving at the nearest part
OF the farm he thought he would take short cut
through the cornHsld TO the house, but after walk
tns awhile no found himself surrounded by corn
stalks eight fee. high, aud though nearly six
footer himself and acquainted with the locality ne
was unable to soc over the tops OF tue corn ana
soon became puzzled to fiud oat the proper course
70 take. The heat too was very oppressive which
added to his difficulties-but Stsking heart OF
grace" rs received to push ahead even though NOT
.snrs OF being right" and after a fatiguing jour
,,ey he reached fence. Here he paused awhile to
rsss, ard then determined to follow it wherever It
might lead hin, and in carrying out this deterni
nation he eventually encountered negro man, Of
whom he asked the direction OF Mr.. Hay ness house
..Lor massa' said the darkey, "you's mile ap
half from thar" He then obtained the necessary
directions aud finally reached his destination,
pretty we'll tagged out. We mention this niue
incident TO show that some OF the crops 10 this
neighbour nod are In a very thriving condition.
No; folk (Td) Herald.
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g)RICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS
-Ruptpres cured .Ruptures radically cured
rhe price of Dr. Shernans great radical rupture
cruss has been reduced from $40 only S. placing
power of all to obtain of these Invaluable
TRUSTEES and be perfectly cured This Truss can con
'sniently be sent by mail express to any portion
If the State.
send measure of your hips or pelvis-sayins
whether you desire 8 weak or strong spring, dis
3inctiy writing your and place of residence
che pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving 1t great latitude of motion. Il
apply its pressure at any given point and then xna
there at your pleasure by small lever attached
It is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is nea,
instrument being perfectly simple and not at ell liz
bic to get ont of order be broken 1t has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most cheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their vsracity and
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too in
# long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce IL the very best Truss
Known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing can send then money to
any merchant or friend in the city, we will give
any reference as to orr responsibility and premptness
The Truss or any information concerning it, can be
had of G. c. JACKSON
Nc. II Main street. Richmond
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all meaHs obtain one for they viii
not only cure, but are durable that they are the
cheapest In the end.
All kinds Of Trusses k,pt and sold on reasonable
Terms. de lS-fy
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INV YoRv, JULY ai.-r.onr has advances e males
az ias1 bols Ssase 81 toe1t Us. ohio "a 7stg 40.
* ios bushels: southern red 81 z5Gl 30. do, whts
81 ssaifo; Western red 9l.i0t1l ~; DO: white 81
alt Osrn 10 frmcr. Sales VI 5000 bushe's: yel;
Bset are unchanged. whisky closed firm at 241s
0ssc.
BALrnoKx, July 3i.-fionr u quiet and uIcaang,
sd wheat Il Arm sor common, bat prime lots are
higher: prime white 81 sol 50. Corn, white SEQ
as yellow Nff19i. whisky ~ arm at 265k6gZn.
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A CLrposSIA oscHARp.-a 9. Briggs. ESQ near
Marysvlle has the largest and finest fruit in CALI
fornia. His grounds, now employed ss perma'
mauent orchard cover l6o acres, and have been
prepared with great care, and planted with the
beet varieties Of fruits The principal variety con-
sfsts of peaches OF which he has now, mostly 10
bearing about Is 600 trees; 5000 apple trees, and
800 10 bearing; $500 pear trees, severai hunaren
10 bearIog. come of them the largest and best in
the State; 5000 nectarine, 5000 apricot; $500
cherry; 100 az $500 grape, and others, making
nearly 5000 fruit trees In one orchard IL VIII
be recoilected that Mr.. Briggs now occepies the
81 so aud 49, when and where he sold melons at
50 piece CALIFORNIA; FIrn.er.
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[lHE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTSHORNE's CARMINATIyE BAL-AM
Cures ChoisrA and Looeeness OF the bowefs.
HARTSHORNE'S CARM1NATIvE BALSAM
Cures Diarrh0ea aud summer Complaints.
HAHTSHORNE'S CAkMINATIVk BALSAM
Cures Sour and Acid stomach and all Bowel
Affections.
HARTSHORNkS CUREALL
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bowel Com
plAiuts.
The above Medicines sre prepared by Chemist;
Remember HAKTSHORNE'S CAhMtNATIvE
BAI.SAM cures all Bowel Complaints, and HARTS.
HORNE'S CURE-ALL will prevent Louseness Of
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Bottles q cents. ~
Sold by pUHCELL, LAZY va
and all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and re-
tersburg. yo 80
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RUnAwAYe.

$40 REWAkD.--kan away, an
= shea7iat.day.of Noysmbsr. leS. ny me- 60
women kocsena She - Of medium -
TX dark cosnplexion, and has ? marx e ~
ere: THINK on the len; Renerslly tImld; =
ey & buwhch sheican easily @ aesecseSSS ~ sss
sn fsW dsys II, kich:s pnd. and passing - free
vusaan. I suspect her to have sfprRed pas Arm =
.nsa ,r Manchester viii give the above reward
,or her delsTery to mo- In Petersburg or Dr any In
frmatton 70 thati can get her ewaln:
I9-dAwfns JAMEN sfUTfsHN.
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uARTSHORNE'S c O r E-A L L-TH

uARTSHORNE'S G q 4 E-A L 1.-THE
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORf
or Medical Science for the rapid cure Of RHEUMA-
TISM. NEURAL6IA, TOOTH-ACHE, EAR-ACHk.
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK. ca ary part of the body
It is also an excellent preparation tor dyspepsia
and Indigestion. which arises from weak OF
HoRNE's CUR7-ALL have been astonished at its Won
derfal power in removing any pain from the sys'
tenn.
II Bottles rs, so cents. and 81.
10 be had OF PURCELL, LADp co, ana all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersoar
ia W-dtf
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
BOARDING, &c.

DRIVATE BOARDING.-MRs. ]. @.
1 JAMES MISS e. A. BIDGOOD, having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James,
sness and in the retired part Of the city, will open
it Tor the accommodation of persons desiring Board,
on the lst day of January next The house has sew
eral large xnd desirable rooms for families Also,
an Office In the front basement. They can accommo-
date a few DAY BOARDERs. iaW-dly
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BELLEVUE H0SPlTAL.-This lnstltu;
- ton, which has been in successful operation fo
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful airy position, and Is furnished VIII
every convenience coniucive TO the comfort 81 pa
tients and the successful treatment OF disease
II has lately undergone extensive repairs Hoons
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the asssfa
notation OF gentlemen who may IND 10 lncooVs
uiaut TO be treated at their private lodgings:
Particular attention viii be paid to the tytse-as
yards, which are peculiarly commodious.
(Pdpa6le on the re9aeral af the Pdt's'st)
White patients. per week.
Colofed do. .............-............
Private Rooms ...........-...SI 10 SD
ar City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are KNOWN x
ons of the Physicians of the hospital: .
This includes all charges for Board. Medical attend
snce, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
additional Fee ranging from 81 to 800 will be charg
I'd for Surgical osses. The particular sum may pe
ascertained beforehand by application to one OF TIT
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten'
tion to all patients placed IN their Hospital.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between Attn and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. u D.,
Basement Of the Powhatau House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. D,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WM. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor to State
Court House
THos. M. NIXON. NJ. d. Resident Physician
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MARRIAGE on SHORT AcQUAISrAScE.-There is not
a city, there Is scarcely township, which does
not number among its Inhabitants women who
have married on very short acquaintance, only to
be abused, deserted, and left a burden and lif'-
long sorrow to their families ia which they were
born and reared. aad which they most imprudent-
ly and improperly deserted, to share the fortunes
Of relatige strangers If Young ladies could reazs
how grossly indicate as we'll as culpabiy reckless
such marriages appear in the eyes of the observing
they surely would forbear. A years thorough
acquaintance, with the most circu,nstantial &C.
counts from dsin erested and reliable
the anteceaents from childhood, are tbs very least
guarantees which any woman who realizes what
marriage IL. will require Of stranger. Even then
IF her parepts are not fully satisfied as well as
herself she should still hesitate. Marriage 10 an
undertaking in which no delay can be so hazard
ous 40 undue precipitation.
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YOUNG ENGIIsswoAAs MARRYING BULL
sFIaarEg-An accomplished and beautiful young
Englishwoman--Miss' +. Southall-has fallen Ia
love with and recently married Juan Fernandez, Z
'celsbrated buIl.6ghter at Madrid. The strength
aud agility of the Spaniard may be Imagined IRON
the fact that he frequently tired out the tierces
bull 10y vauting on his back and remained 80 firm
Iy fixed that the inflriated animal, finding every
effort to dslodge him ia vain, would at length fa
exhausted beneath its herculean rider: sight thai
obtained more applause for Fernando than the
death Of half dozen bulls by the weapon Of the
stoutest Spaniard. The pair have recently arriv
ed in Sonnon, and now settled in Belgravia
!wherea splendid mansion was purchased to re
eeive them by the father Of the lady.-Ca1rt CIR
sg.sdr.
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joke when you please, bus always be careful to
please when you jDke.
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JACKkcN, MI8slSSIPPl.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
Iva have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIfrEEs
with my customers, aud universally recommend 1t
q specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. Asa TONIC, find it superior to any other arti
clio have ever tried. As an agreeable article 10
COCKTAIL, 1t Is only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant,