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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05


A wONDuR-rHE Gypsy PAI.NIsf-V YOU WIEN
"A 70 know all the o your past and future s IL
which viii OF sorrow and care
vsu tbe aipsy Canal street The 0psy hes senrN
Which viii gain Ne Affections OF he opposite sac.
(yLAIRvorAECI-nEs. urn2un. ITO srnINa =,
~ few dcors west Of Broadway the most sncoen meo
and business ciarvoy ant In America lshma sronch
Ia paint debility Indigestion, scrofulA So eure1
cursbls rperfns advice susinees sbssss rssds -
ana s~.ssfssuos syes or no par takes
MISS A. W. SNOW THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
M clarvoyant will ud sfsent frends trace lost or stolen
goods advise business and give deneson OF charAcss
Residence % Greene street. room No. l. FIRST foo~
TvLAIRvoYANCE-MRs HAYEs CLArRvoyANT AID
~ botanic female ply scanformerly Or keber Brcwns
favorite clsrvoyant when In Chambers street OF this city
medical csirvoy in The United 6ses Astonishing
Thcse whom other sarvoysns and have failed 70
cure are invited 70 consult Mira Hayea Can and be ~ once
convinced Aarsctiou given, remember, pay TAKEN
Reeidence sT Broome street. near Chryste ct.
NJ Office MRS rLEuRy NO an BROOM sTREyr
~ gives true Information All Of life by the glass
sbsen, friends &c by magnetism She spea French Eng
llsh and German.
NJ B-wHO has NOT HEARD or THE CEr.r.
IN braied Madame PREWsrEK She he's been con gu lied
BY thousands In this and other cits
She feels corfcent abe has equal tells the name
future wife husband slso that OF her
truth give call At so Bowery opposite Bleecksr street
LADIES', 80 cents; gentlemen, 81
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sUNTnfER RESORTs.

CHsEwsBUEy. N IA PLEASANT SUMNER RE.
- treat for gentlemen and iher families for single
gentlemen be found NJ the Pavilion Hotel Port Wsss
fpsoo safe SD pleasant bathing boating and fishing
uufpe@ses, and good slabling for horssa
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4 ss!9NsE's sALE-HENRy HUME. AUCrIoNSER,
"A sell Thurrdsy august At 10 A. M No. Stl
II goods contained said store consisting OF
Iron oecsests hat stands do cribs and cradles lot OF
ecrsr wrought OF horse and cart &c &c
AlsS Friday Auanst at 10 a. NJ at III 139 and ltl
all goods contained In sale stores consisting
of hon b.diesds scrap and wrought iron, lAihes tools &c
Bv otdeY Cf assignee.
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a usTRALTA-.THE SPLENDID Al CLIPPER sH1r
"a JOSEPHINE will be despst she'd FOR Melbourne on Augus
M few more can be taken In hrs' ana ss sonu
will please ersmine her z, pier n kss river ror
Pearl street or 10 MAIfLnR, LORD A oUsREsU, No. los
wall STR
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u,Hoe q. HoDeKrNs, coNrRcrrorSa, NO. fs4
orenweh ssress, ": sole manufacturer Of he well
brand OF eandies highly
In the Southern mAxkess snd fancy candles Of 81
kinds rock candy jsubs paste droos nquorce dccs
fo~ The home mafkets and Tor exportaoo. Kncxsr
booker brand, IA cents. Rip Van Wrinkle DO 10 cents
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CPHEp, COMFORT. ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
ID tssea Natl

The favcrte steamship FLORIDA, Captain Isaac Crowell
will leave Saturday, Jug l. at O'Clock r. from pier
North Through tickets be had for the follow
places Fare low by other steamers from New
York to Savannah, accom- modatiops SUPERIOR
New York To- Montgomery, Ala, S76; Atlantis Ga. SS3
Albany, Ga, s24; Columbus, ia 49, Macon Geo. $2i
ssysInsh SIS.
n Persons wishing through tickets will apply before
ocock r. M the day OF departure For freight
sage apply TO sAM'L L. MITCHELL SON, u BrosdwAy
stesers Florida connect at Savannah leaving every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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n LBBRT II NICOLAY. AUCTI0NEER
a sale Of stocks and bonds. ALBERT H. NIOOLAY win
al this day, August s l21 O'clock ut the Merchants RI
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TIE HAn-wnsows HArx xxsxDtss

vvysrRrs BIooN-LAprrs TINS 10 PRorRCyroW
w me fsre dehes the elects Of he suns rays de-
,srovs freckIes and twss Nnon de renccss proscxos
who would look Young AL their lives must u.s he blecs
pot No ans klzsbe,h street. xrA q RkNCkA
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AMUsEmErCs,

-~~--~~-~~~~--~~~~
NlSiVS rasDA serts-No Reserved sss.u
~ rsxonn ~, AUGUST q, i3sa
nv nsIs. mbtned with tai taou. NM. L..
The bresin ess Interest 9. oskss aSS~s~s
"'''N lXouisifE L. 'fE PicTUhk
Of Geofrey Dale the miser h NAN Skinny Hn' peculiar
drams OF TIE LAST .a;,. ..,.. -.
compes the MANAGEMENT to annoua S''re"-" 'xsunSr
with Mr. broustam q extrsvsgspzs1
Pt-CA-H0k-rA6, ,.,..,
forming enievtsnms tirey unpsrN "o'o" 'oe vs.
ATTRACTIVE OKIeiHALirY.-,,gb,
Mr. BROUe HAM.
Mr. DAVlDGE Mr. A II DAvENPOkT,
Miss IDA VERSION wiz appear In
THk LAST NAN
end
POCAbORTAB.
Promenade CONCERT T. and during the ixtermiAssoa
Doors epss at z; 20 coamsaos ~ o'olocs
UyEENCE COMPANY. OPPOSITE ElBLo'5.
MkTkOPOLITAN MUSIC HALL
Friday eysnng Auguzt sos 70 commence o, coSk
LBisTUIB1 DUN bOU.
BALLET
LIE MASCHAkD. On JOunys n,ENFAsrs.
UN sARCON DE- CHEZ vERx.
DARNUM's NysrUM-DID you EVER sEH A PH9-
ID son ATE inytStbes Becsrse wYMAk the WONDERFUL
this truly startling eS. besdss Thousand 0ths0
ibis afternoon at and evening At "a O'Clock She oalv
America Of amar psrftccns and proFortseaA.
and River Gardens Which with toe Hsp?y Pa
mly Panopucop Studio TO arc nu bore yet AdufAtano6
TO ali Is oenis; children under tan. ID cents
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DY JOSEPH BE0EMAN-fRIDAY, AUG. q, AT HALF.
ID past 10 O'CLOCK VI. the Central sslssrooms vii
oaphh, sr.at Pearl nro kyn egul.r weekly
sale OF iurDiure &c One cod piano and stool,
walnut ssdsesds crihs chairs
rocker table lounges wardrobe extension table
window csins shsdes bruts.s snd ingram OIL
olch three crock
erx kiithe furniture.
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Il UCrIOr NOTICE-AssIaNEE's SALE OF HOUSE
"A held furniture. carpets, mirrors, &c. M DOUGHTY
auconee'. viii sell thisl day. fhursdsy a. O o'clock at
the 10 street large assortment of house.
hoo furniture viz Mahogany ana rosewood parrr suits
bookc tables brussels dresns bureaus
bedsesds, hair wardrobes chairs
Ac. The ssuion of dealers an6 called to
The above sale lot will BIO peremptoy sold 70 the
his hest bidder by order Of assignee.
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= ATvYDEND-rHR KNTCKERBOCKKR ZOE conf ANY
Canal street will semi annual dividend OF nvo
- = mt the stockholders and after August 10 1851
-. nsfer books viii closed from "a to the 10th ius
insIrsx> Z. 7. COMPTON,. President
j. WILCOX, Secretary.
~ Won, ~ July 30, 1855
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DHELAN's BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
cushions for sale cny BY the sndersgned rurcnasers
male 81 chcsp natersls which the MARKET s flooded
mTCTIApL PHrbkN, Inventor, 18 Broadwsyi oCcNNOR
a CuTJsNDtR manufacturers, SO Ann street
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4 uCTIoN NOTICE.-UNREsERvED SALE OF THE
"A stock OF = country store
This Thursday morning, at lO5s O'Clock,
BY julius BROWN. auc,ionser his spacious saesro0m
SO Cortlandt street.
b. order Of the assgnees $4,000 worth of assorted
goods viz first class selection OF gold and silver watches
and assorted jswelry.
PEN pocket and jack knives pocket books shears
boots writing envelopes co ton thread penho
shirt purses PLAYING cards. combs bind
fngs suspencers whips and whip lashes, &c, &c
Terms cssh, and sale wthou. any
B-Ths sale 10 especially worthy the attention OF coun
try dealers and the trade.
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TtOksTApI.E SALE OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
~ Ing and pisc. xcods-A. a. CRIsfALAR aucuonser
~ Bow,ry VIII sell this day, nj los O'Clock re,ers az
,rtmer of co,htng OF cloth and
snefe och and coats and pants OF various
silk ssn aud velvet veets ogeth with
osgmsres cloths ssns silks. veives &c also. lot Of
r..fh<
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billiard TABLES OF IMPROVED STYLE ARE
ID made IN the best Of well seasoned msters and
combining all the advantages OF Phelans latest patents 80
granted this present year, FOR sale at prices sun the hmes
O'CoNNoR 4 CULIENDER Msnufsc,urersL
"a Ann streat. New YOrk.
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FHeCutor OF hOusshod furnNnre
SAMUEL OSooOD 4 CO. auctrueers, VIII sel at their
vose 81 asskr eree to Friday, l0l O'Clock,
BY RIDER of the executor of NJ Bsge, deceased.
quar superior household furniture consisting part
suits Ia brocatel aud velvet oak aud
enseed chamber Suits sofas chSrs rosewood aod maho
gsny sesds huresus washssnds centre fancy aud
fensop tables cases seversl handsome marble top
eegeies opnges sofa beds mirrors carpets wardrobes.
desks, &c &c. Terms each on day OF sale.
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49, PORK AND GMoKKD MEAm-vAN BRUNR .
u WArRoUs, pork packers, No. 40 Chamber sarssA
New York oneg II he folio wing prices for eaAh:-
nnnhed kAms ron ~ 70 II centa
Rnohed shoulders from ~ 70 ceuh
enoke< beef frum III 70 II csnia
Hvnokcd bason froo 10 10 loh cenaA
and Dutcheas county fron ~ 90 70 W ~
Lard tabs barrels fron ix 70 II centa B.-No
VAN BRUrr 4 wArRoUa
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AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE -rsrABL1sHKp 1861,
"A Carrying the United States msila
The New nprk built A extreme clipper sAip,
rLyAWAT
rapidly loading st pier rorth ve~ and vii have prong
For freight or passage having elegant sccomrcds
apply on board, or 70 u w. CAMERON NO b0N""
Sigh, bin. for sale and cash advances nsde conssr
meme Consiruees In Australia, Messrs. wktnsos br'
AGO.
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EpwARD scHsScE. AuCTIoNEvR-By =; II.
~ ag arrCK Friday, eth inst nj O'clock a. their
saierro IN % Nassau street long tail bay horse IS hands
high wears did warranted perfectly soupd Kind and
tie N every s,d for want OF use Alss carriage and
harne~ order.
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NOR NORFOLK AND RICHMoNDr-rHE UNITED
Il states mail sesmshp JAMESTOWN Capt Parish, will
leave saturday, lih inst AZ o'clock NJ from pe' ~
She will srrive at norfolk Sunday Afternoon
ard Richmond ON Monday morning PASSENGERS for the
wnl proceed directly by the gree Southern mail
lines Travellers will nnd this the cheapest peassnest and
most expeditions route Passage and isre including state
are half price. Apply TO HENRY LUDLAk, No. ~ Broad
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-FIRsT FALL HARDWARE
"A trace aale-JNO K VAN ANTWEKP,S hard ware

A UCTION notice.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A BO1AkT this day at IL O'Clock, at the auction rooms
No North William household furniture consisting OF
mahogany fos bedstead red plush suit chandeliers
gin frame French plate pier gla,ses fifteen oil paint
fngs tables chairs carpets also Croton hydrAu
Also, two chandeliers. pier glass also, screw
punching large shesrs vices drilling machine; Also
former boots and shoes,
set OF fishing rods clocks, bxrroom counters
&C.. &c.
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4 UCTloN NorICE-A FAMILY OFFER AT LESS
"A then auction prices all their wood snd mahogany
furpure bedding chns glass and cro-kery
at las Ws twenty fourth street Eighth avenues Also
superior pisnotore.
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UyoR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS TO SAIL ON
Thursday August L. at ~ o'clock. The United States
mail stesmship CAnAWBA. u. Bullock commander, WI
commence freight Monday. August aud Nl
from pier FOO. Of Robinson street, north river For
freight passaxe apply TO the agents -
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERON CO,
No. PSrk place
NJ P.-The United States mall steamship BLACK WAR
RIOH. W. Smith commander will ucoeed the CahawbA,
and sail Friday. August ~.
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edward sCHHNCK AUCTrONEER-
~ fsrniture-By y sCHENCk. this day. Thurs
ay u II o'cok t their saesrcom No. - rssssu street,
houschi furniture removed for convenience OF sale com
rrfrnr -osswood psror suits oak dining room do, ems
rnrlled marble suits mahogany and rosewood
marble ard ~ashstands CENTRE side
tables; Turkish chsirs oak extern
asou
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A UETRAIIA COMMERCIAL LINH-FOR MELBOURNE
"A direct Passage SIS and rds The superior fast
clipper chip FLORIDA, 1000 tons burthen r. Whit
msnder is loading st pier NO East river aud
having of Der engaged and going board will
have immediate depatch port For freight
psssge having moisons In drs and second
cabins apply tosrd >. PICkARD CO., Is Broad.
Csth advances rade approved consgnments Con
signees Messrs George a. LLOYD Co., agents
the of New south Wales Bombay aad Cal
cutta, also agents for Lloyd's in Australia.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

UNFINISHED HOUSE wkNrED-A WELL KNOWN
party with small family hire first class fur
nisbed house Address II. Herald onee, stating location
terms, &c,
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child: the mother dies of broken heart.
This, too, is reality.
Shall we instance another scene? who
then is this, that comes home at late
hour of night;-flushed possibly with his
success-snd yet not at ease in his con-
science? All! it is one, who has passed
the still hours of night at the gaming
table. He has played aud wont What
then? Will be always win? Will he
win the next time? Aud if he should
viii he continue to win: And even if he
shoald-so,ne one will have lost; an;,,
"nht reflection is this to sensitive
mind! i have rnhhaA anotho. sc Ia ~
by my good luck, or by triicte,yn Moral
rectitu9el sHow it sends in tuis connec-
tloA! And can scene be a happy one
where there is q gambler in it? Can
world be happy with such dcstroyers Of
its bliss! How shall men complain OF
the world whilst they themselves render
it miserable? Shall they say that its
landscapes are deserts, or that its flowers
sre blishted, when they themselves are
the cause of these things? o that each
one of us--that all men-mght be
actuated by right moral principle, and
love virtuoys conduct! Then this world
OF deformity would soon be a world of
beauty.
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Millinery &c.
Ladies Read the Following List

Ladies Read the Following List
Or BARGAINS TO BIZ FOUND AT
N r s. R. E. RI DICKS
No. 65, Main Street.
barclays and Richardson's Linen,
- White and colorea Cambria,
Linen Csmbric Pocket udkfs,
Colored Canton Flannel,
Brown Linen for dress Innings,
Furniture Mourning and fancy prints,
French and Domestic Ginghams,
Sack fiannels suited Tor Infant use,
Diaper Of various qualities,
White and Red Flannel,
., Handkerchiefs
Kentucky Jeans and ,Fmeeds,
French worked Bands,
Swiss Collars and Unacrsleeves,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Childrens Merino
Vest,
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods line which am determined to
sell at unprecedented low priees,to close out
the stock.
MRS. R. d. ElDDICK,
Ladies Emporium,'
mac No. G5. Mat. street.
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TIE MYSTERIES OF MAso1EY.-Do
Quincy says, in his Essays: When
the novice is introduced into a. conc'ave OF
Freemasons, the Grand Master or his de-
putty looks very fierce at him, and draws
sword, making the novice look very
melancholy, as he is not aware of hay
ing had time as yet for any prolaneue<s,
and faucies, therefore, that somebody must
have been slandering him. Then the
Grand Master or his deputy cites him to
the bar, saying
What is this you have in your pocket?'
'Fo which the novice replies, "A guinea
Anything more?'
Another guinea
Then, replies the official person, in a
voice of thunder. Fork cut Ofcourse all
to man coming sword in hand. fe w
persons refuse to do that. This forms the
first half of the mysteries the second
half, which is by much the more interest
ing, consists entirely of brandy
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTO OF
' CABIN EFT FURNITURE, and AGENr
for MUM u CLARkES CELEBRATED
PIANO FORTES.
LEWIS .SALUSBU RY,
Ham street. Nor

g., Nam street, Nor
Nos. sc ead ~ -soss, Va.
1t is settled. beyond doubt, that we are
selling lever than any other house in the
South. The subscriber invites the attention
of purchasers OF Furniture to his stock now
in store, and to which daily additions are now
being made, consisting Of
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Bu-
reaus, with and without glasses and marble
tops, Secretaries, Marbletop Wash Stands,
Centre, Sofa, Side & Work Tables, Painted
Furniture, Toile. Tables, Commodes What
Nots, Hall Stands, Stuffed, EASY, Rocking
and parlor Chairs, Couches, Bedsteads,
Sotas, Tete-a-tetes, Digans, Ottomans,
Window Seats, Crickets, Wardrobes, Gard
Tables, Mirrors, as well as all kinds of
Cane and Wood Work.
ALSO,
White and Grey live Geese Feathers, both
kiln dried and in the original packages,
Common Feathers, Hair, Palm, Leaf and
Straw Mattresses, Glass Plates, Wooden and
Wi-ow Ware, Clocks, Casters, Knobs, &c,
We would also call attention of the public
to Robinson's Patent Bed Sofas, for which
we have the agency. They are the best ar
ticle of the kind in use, both as regards the
work and convenience, being less oemplicat-
ed and making a. wider bed by four inches
than other kinds, more than all this, they
are sold for dollars less The dealers in
Furniture will find here as full an assortment,
and at as low prices, as in any establishment
in the South or elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING.
Every attention paid to this branch of our
business, being constantly supplied with COZ
FINS of every description, both Metallic,
| Mahogany and other kinds. Immediate dis
| patch given to all orders by mail
ocS
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NJ OF G Z TO NORTHERN
~ TRAVELLERS via SeabOard

Road q Bay lime. the large and
splendid steamer l. o U S I A A and
Soh order o AND haSiaa, n on.o in
passed accommodations, will leave Hunters
Wharf, foot of New Castle street, every
Evening Sundays excepted as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Gee. w. RUSSELL
on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and Port
smouth on the arrival Of the Southern Cars
The North CAROLINA, Capt James Can
non, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, at
the same time, arriving in Baltimore in time
for all the Northern and Western trains.
S- Through Tickets to be obtained on
board for Washington, Philadelphia and New
York.
oc w, A, LOWELL. AGENT.
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book.
MARCH 20.
|RGIvEN

W CY T. 3. ALBRICE.
Near my bed, there, hangs the picture, Jew.
els could not buy from me-
Tis a Siren, fair Siren, in her sea weed
drapery,
Playing on Lutte of amber, by the ma1gin Of
aseaj
In the east, the rose Of morning biddeth fair
to blossom soon,
But il never, never blossoms, in this picture ;
and the moon
Never nAas-~4 -
.--.-ee 10 oe crescent, and the June is
always June.
md tie heavy branched banana never yields
its creamy fruit;
In the citron-treG are nightingales forever
And the Siror sits, her fingers on the pulses
of her lutte!
In the bushes of the midnight, when my hell
otropes grow strong
With the dampness, | hear muslc-hear q
quiet, plaIntive song
A most sad, melodious utterance, as OF some
immortal wrong!
Like the pleading, oft repeated, Of Soul
that pleads in vain,
Of a damned Soul repentant, that cannot be
And lie awake and listen, It'll an agony Of
brain!
o, the mystical wild music, how it 1nclts in
to the white
OF the moon that turns the sombre, brooding
shadows into light
How it so S itself to slumber ii the quiet Of
the night
And whence comes this mournful music
whence, unless it chance to be
From the Siren, the fair Siren, in her sea-
weed drapery,
Playing on a lutte of amber, by the margin Of
sea.
Home journal.
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T w. BURROW IL CO..
eDs DRUGGISTS d; CHEMISTS,
No. 6S, Church Street.

(lRoN FnoNr.)
HAVING removed to their large new
Ill magnificent store, and greatly increased
their stock of Pure Medicines.
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Choice .-,v2
Pomades, Patent Medicines, Medicinal w
Wines and Brandes, Porte Monnaies .fS
and Purses, Havana Segars, Window Glass
and every article usually found in their line.
would respectfully solicit a continuance Of
on them. assuring their numerous customers
that it will be their constant endeayor to
merit their continued confidence.
FEYsICsANs PRESENTATIONS carefully putup
With sstTe pare asediciaes at all hours of the
day and night.
Would call the attention oftheir friends to
their assortu ent of very Choice Teas,
which they are rapidly selling at unprece-
dented low prices. maa
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A G r E A L w O r K.
RANDAL,S

LIFE or THOMAS JEFFERSON.
+ ID. GHISELIE, .Jr. Bookseller, No. Al,
~ E. Main st., would inform those persons
who have been so anxiously looking for the
publication of this great work, as well as all
who wish to possesses it, that he has been
appointed sole agent for the sale of it in this
section-it being sold only by subscription.
As this work has been eiaborately received
by distinguished gentlemen Of cur city and
State, and pronounced to be one of the most
valuable contributions that has ever been
made to our Literature and History, the IN
dersigned deems it only necessary to add,
that specimen volumes Of the various styles
Of binding may be seen at his store, No. AZ
&. Main street, and that he is now prepared
to take subscriptions for the work.
Izs~ Orders from abroad by letter prompt
~ attended to "a
J. D. -GHISELlN, Jr., Agent,
Opposite Mecha~'~~' ''-'
fail thaiz,
~ NorfuIk Va
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Baltimore Advertisements.
w. J. HOOPER & co.
Corner of South and Pratt stree
BALTIMORE.

Is "a LGIIE II.
MANUFACTURES of ma
chine made netting for fishing
nets, seines and other purposes also gilling and
seine wine corks, leads &C., fishing rope 0
every variety, and OF superior quslity made
expressly foH fishing purposes.
g~ Person wanting seine of a particu
lar depth, or tapered, would confer a tavor
- y irving timely notice beforehand, as il Ia
Impossible t. have on band all the Filo
:" ..-ll may he Wanten; sTshes hHng ana ta Ies
in Il thorough mautief,
TANNING AND TARRING.
We have'a building and apparatus pui
posely for Steam Tanning and rars;ng such
Netting as may be wanted thas prepared.
BY Jets of steam we force the Tan and Ia
into the body OF the Twins, esd make tn
process much n,oce efecsrsl tor PRESERVING
the Net than the ogdinF ~ .ethod.
REHARGs.--it is alTa7s%iesirable to avoio
danger of delay, to hagl. the orders for net
ting sent us some tina before it is wanted. II
is Impossible to anticipate the wants Of all,
1--WE should be pleased to have order by
r1,ii or otherwise, which we will fill exactly
in compliance with the wants CT the customcis
Estimates of cost Of Seines, any length OF
depth, will De sent by mail on application.
oc Sly ". j. II. Il co.