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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

ssa ROO Ms FOR RENT-Severa
M.s pleasant Rooms over my store, suitable foT
lodging rooms for gentlemen. Also a Lumber
House hack of nay store. with good entrance trem
Bank street, suitable Tor store hon9e or ob4c lac
tory q WESDhIGEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

ga HARV!ES' ROW FOR RE Il
- The SIX TENEMENTS on Byrd an 18th street
have been thoroughly repaired, and are now ready
for tenants. Apply TO
LEWIS HARV1ES or
THIS w BROCK EN- B90UGH,
ia2T-ts 1t Richmond D8RVlte X K Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

DISSOLUTION The partnership Of
II r MCCARTHY & SON was dissolved on the
18th inst by the death of JOHN II, MCCARTHY.
Those indebted to the firm will please make i'm
mediate payment and those to whom they are in
debted will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. McCAhl n
Richmond. Jan Is. 1859 ia 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
n quarter
10 eahth

~ P. BAGBY. ct TH0S. :. Pk,vs
NJ. cora formsgly with Neg n Sa,sas !. AZ ihs
old haass. may continue 70 san an him !. sria
house. - ..-ssszz-----l
CSYK0FTHE HYPOPrOSPHIfss 2. y
y cAsric.s yorsl- ~ Chsrehilft nsw ssssS'
kr ssasanSsio1; 'or sa1s ssScgxrK nsssi;i..
{ = nam ssIsss AKA the oid s1sss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

q II. CnALKLEY, Dealer in Lesth
". err. Shoe Findings, Oil, Tanners Tools, &c,
and Importer of French Calf Skins, 18th street. be-
tween Main and Cary, richmond. Va. is now in re-
ceipt of and excellent stock OF goods apper
taning to his business which he invites the atten
ton of all in want as they will be sold VERY Low
FOR CASH, or to punctual customers
NH 2-d3mkcwIy OH CHALKLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

no P1RTNERHHIP--Ths subscribers
~ have This day associated t.smTsa5fnlinsip THWS
9l n1n ~ =, The nurrsse 81 conducting 9s.e
And wOsSp trade but viii 81 spsciss. I'm
ti0n 10 The ANTHRA, TIE GOA pfsIcn ~ rrgfnpt
sinegs An orders will receive PERSONA On"
attention. a.urrI HAYES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

GARDEN AMI FIELD SEEDS.--A
" fresh supply just received of choice Seed. near
ly every variety.
ALSO-Piows, Harrows, Cultiyators, dc, DC, OF
nearly every pattern used.
No 49, Main street Just above
an DIV st Charles HoteI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

Sa Fur RENT-Tne office at present
LIE occupied by the Lycnhbnrg and AbinS don
Telegraph Company corner Maio and Pearl SIS.
Large toom gas and water convenient Apply at
the Office Possession gwen in few days.
NH Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

NORTHERN ICE-we are prepared to
y furnish our customers and the citizens gene.
rally with the best Northern Ice. On reasonable
terms. pledgng onraevss TO spare no pains 10 sara
fy oar customers Thankful for the liberal pstron.
age oessowef upon Us, we AJAX for a coariuuance of
the saine We will dev ice a. any of the Depots il
hiehn'rd, or on Canal Boats on reasopabia terms
from the vessel Ice house on the book on Cary 81
between 2isf and ed.
NH A--im GRIFFIN 4 TAYvGR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14


A STONISHING TO AIL.-MADAME MORROW, TIL
"A seventh daughter has natural gift tell all the
Of eeven the thoughts Of her vstersat l84 Ludlow
fifth door from Houston. Fee fifty cents Gentlemen not
mitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

mel South shosl q Nsntqskst bearing wsw Aug iss
,oci ~ rom On her russell essse plot Who had been
Win nv as s ssRS9 and
s' tRp ssasmH t sTiss Newcastle days. i GOALS 70
win steamship sSsl 81. * % lon
s Ia sa%s " R,as %ys En-; s 20 e.
AM fs:i With .s
syp from Lnsros Ayrss for sh la g y lon
Wilmington Nc for West indies Who reported The cap
tain and crew sick. and wanted medicines supplied him; she
sr Sssor for New 'Aea IRON mo IN company "
sg csrpss % HOPKINS Trinidad de Cubs"
BARK Mustang, Pennington, Mystic, days, In ballast to
Brig Helen Jane tcf BOSTON,, Stafford st Domingo City, Aug
% pss Ssrs ss a rs Smith Co q inst S.%
Orleans It'll Charles Brown seaman, Of New York. died Of
Brig gohio Bartlett Porto cabello Augso with coffee hides
&c 70 Rising sh 10 Go, M, u,,.. d., "a,
hides. smith Sailed company with ,g pilot boat
with sugar and mosssrs to smith jones 1 Co. - = '''
coli F s"s ~s 4 aassod *
Brig syrsn OBJ creamsr, Windsor. Ms days, with plas
Bris samuel French Parra, Lubsc days with plaster
RrIs Mary Farrcw, Smith, Rondou. for Boston.
s sss Castor sss Rio July coffee ross
with ssrhs Warren Hale, Haliei for Boston, James Davis
Fairchld for Santos.
schr North America of New London) Haynes Sable Rank
Aug spoke sehrs Clara Haskell, Of beverly with 500
Ss ' R m a o Ms e 90 y y DE- ~
do Pilot Of Manchester with 400 Sept l. spoke schrs q
with 500 quits.
schr sailie Smith, Hayman, Plymouth, NC, daya
sshr pan yii, Chester, Richmond days ...
schr Jas Buchanan, Cullen, Virginia, 2days.
Schr George Whistler Soper, Virginia.
S~hr ID Sawyer, Pierson, Virginia.
Schr G X Williams Won vakenburg, virginia
Schr Harriet Collins, Virginia
schr l. Reeves, Clifford, Virginia.
schr Isaac Hinckey, Leayitt, Virginia.
schr Ida Maria Bailey, Virginia.
Schr Trimmer Laforge, Virginia.
Schr Surprise, Cole, Baltimore
Schr Sarah Louisa Groot Philadelphia for Pawtucket
Schr Willard Phillips Smith, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Genroy Wakefield, Eizahcthport for Salem.
Schr Martin Nichols, Sawyer Machas, 8 days
schr Cottage, McFadden lubec, 8 days
Schr Wilcox, McFadden, Lubec, 8 days
Schr Gilman d King, Wooster Calais, DAYS.
Schr Advance Leighton, Milbridge, days.
schr Governor Nckerson, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr N Branerd, Branerd, Portland, 2 days
schr Bra,os. Jones Portland. days
Schr Lewis Corbit Shaw, Melville, 2days.
Sloop Precept0r Sterling, Virginia.
Sloop Oliver Ames, French Taunton
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia
Steamer Albaross Jones, Providence.
Steamer Osceola, Smith, New London.
o BELOW.
One ship and one brig.
Steamships Columbia Charleston Roanoke Norfolk &c;
ship Java London.
Wind during the day from wsw NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

TOTe oA NEW AOTA, SeptemDer Id, loo5s
CLEARED
Steamship Africa DR. Shannon, Idverpool-E Cunnrd.
Steamship Columbia Berry Charleson-Spoford, Tileson
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk 4c-Ludlam Heine
ken
steamship Chesapeake, Crowel Portland-H Cromwell
Co.
ship Fidelia, Bessing, Idverpool-!c II Marshall
Bark Lamplghier, Payne Observation-Disclosures Il Prince
Bark Home Hinckey, Apalachicoa- Hazard
Brig Caroline Porter Aspnwali-Panama Railroad Be-
Brig Adeia, Byers, Charleston-Rvera Hall.
Brig Eliza, Nelson, Charleston-Maser.
schr Grandl.a Baker, st Johns, NF-Post Small.
sehr Louisa Haliock, Sabine cny-y G Rockwell
schr Planet Mars Geoghegan. Georgetown- Master.
schr 4 DeRosset Tucker, wimington-,J Smith 4 Co
schr Walen Grant Norfolk9van Brunt slag6t.
schr Leroy, Osborn Norfolk-sturges Chairman 4 Co.
Steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia.
Steamship Ocean Queen Seabury Havre Aug 81 and South
ampton Sept at AM with udse and 800 passengers 10
Steamship Alabama schenc avannah with mdse and pas
sengers, 70 L Mi,chll Son.
passengers, to Ludlam Heineken. "
ssesmship Champion new ironl Fletcher, Wilmington,
Slip i RisharG Ely Gnss % Issrpss y d with
zndse and l2s passengers Rowland froSinshSm July
WNw split foresa mAin.opsa and jib the third officer
Daniel Mcneil had s leg broken July ST. in lat 49, ION "a
INTO b. B bark coming before The ssa VA
bowsprt head and cutwaer started both catheads he
then dropped alongside and broke fore and cannels
and done other damage when the vessels separating bark
stood the eastward Our foretopmast broken Oh the
The mast spars and rigging fell alongside we're cut
adrf The mainopgallantmast broken of at the sheave
hole. At AM unknown British bark rounded too under
our stern and offered assistance desired him IN the d.
recon the bark had taken, abe might require assistance
Aer rigging jury repairing sails stood 10 west
Ward for the Since the gale of July 30 hight
En0s ana ca made Cape Cod andoame out The South ChaR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
EXCURSIONS.

EACuKsIOM to THE FISHING BANKs.-THE SEA
pleasant on Monday September - 49, rs and 6 starting
rom James sip 7h sprng street sso pier No
also bait aud lshipE tackle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, StFt. I3-5 T. N.
AsKs-Sales OF small lots of pots made at &c.
while pearls were quiet at SIC.
BREADsrrTTs-Flour-The market rather better for
common grades OF State and Western, which rather
scarce, while other grades without change Of
ment in quotations. The transactions embraced about
10 500 bbls closing within the following quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER IA, 1859

The of exports no 600 bales, equal 20 ten and
half million dollars, increase TO the country beyond
lSbT-5S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY, Sept. Is, 1855,

TUESDAY, Sept IS, 1859.
Ne general features Of the money market inaction
md uncertainty. Capitalists want invest all their funds
y Al paper, and willing 70 take low rates for their
money such security. Tho banks discountng freely
y their customers, and lnd full employment per
cent for all their funds Money call is difficult to place
large amounts better than 70 6h per cent The chief
lenders call the foreign banking firms who are
Keeping their receipts from the sale of sixty day bills of
exchange 70 use in this market in this way.
The market is very sensibly affected by II, and the
rates Of interest on Al paper lower in consequence
an they otherwise would be at this season Choice pa
psr n three 70 four months demand and be
placed readily at bank The paper for fall sales
not yet collected the importers What effect the nego
ka6on Of that will have the money market depends now
greatly the action Of the banks The general resump
ton of business activity throughout tho country will pro-
baby raise the price of money 10 healthy or per
cent The Of the present OF the money
Aet, when stringent less expected, is
yuxzlng the brains Of the unnitiated The is
evidently the preparations made taken TO meet
eipated strngency The banks pursued course Of con-
servatis contrary all their precedens in past years.
and contracted from May to September. The heavy i'm
poraons consequence of previous expansion
q those institutions On the l4th Of May the loans
4l29 $50 ,4OS, and from that date week by week
steadily contracted through june July and August until,
a the 9th August they reduced SIT b4 00-
. reduction OF over twelve millions Of dollars Since
then the banks have entered another expansion reach
ing between $9oooO and 81 600 900 more, and the
present tendency is to expand moderately until after o.
sober The deposits are however, running down from
the twood action OF drafts for produce coming
Serward yet small amounts and the export OF gold,
which is still active.
The movement Of specie since Friday last IS shown
FoLows:-
Sent l0--Average for last week, which was
lo-6hipped on Saturday. ............. 09S ,096
Balance .........................s III, s6s, 1852
10-Receved from Treasury 1922
Average Of Monday. $40 ,704 STA
l2-Cahfornla receipts ...........-..... 2O46, O1
Treasury do. .................. 1894
Average of Tuesday So, 779 ,275
l3-lreasury receipts. ................. 26,703
Average Of Wednesday ......... So, sos, s7S
for no Gall If las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
THE MILITARY.

TTENTIOE,
IA Independent Battalion Daniel +. Delavan Musketeera
The members Of this organization all those who are
DESTROYS OF enrolling themselves notified meet ,he
Pewter Mug on Thursday evening 18th INST nj TX o'clock
(GEORGE Il. HALL.
Committee, {FLORENCE MCCARTHY
u. DEANGEI.OS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

sTRoLoGY-MADAME LEAvY CAN BE CONSULT
IA ed about love marriage and absent friends she tells all
events of life. At 1856 Mulberry street. In the Ladies'
Uc gentlemen 80 She Causes speedy marriages. gives
lucky numbers Charge extra.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

EVERETT TO THE CoNEr.-One of the AMOUNT
Vernon Papers" thus closes:
Return, then, mysterious traveller, to the
depths of the Heavens, never again to be seen
by the eyes of men now living Thou hast run
thy race with glory; millions of eyes have gazed
upon thee with wonder; but they shall never
look upon thee again. Since thy last appearance
in these lower skies, empires, languages and ra-
ces Of men have passed away;-the Macedonian.
the Alexandrian, the Augustan, the Parthian. the
Byzantine, the Saracenic, the Ottoman dynasties
sunk or sinking into the gulf of ages. Since thy
last appearance, old continents have relapsed
into ignorance, and new worlds have come out
from behind the veil Of waters. The Magian fires
are quenched on the hll-tops of Asia; the Chal-
dean seer is blind the Egyptian hierogrammatist
has lost his cunning; the oracles are dumb Wis
dom now dwellS in furthest Thule, or in newly
discovered worlds beyond the sea. HAPPY when,
wheeling mp again from the celestial abysses,
thou art once more seen by the dwellers on earth,
the languages We speak shall also be forgotten,
and science shall have fed to the uttermost parts
of the earth But even there, His Hand, that
now marks out thy wondrous circuit shall still
guide thy course; and then as now Hesper will
smile at thy approach, and Arcturus with his sons
rejoice at thy coming"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
ROnrd of Supcryisor~.

Friday, Feb ll.-Present, full Board. 1t ap-
pearing to the satisfaction Of road overseers that
it is useless for the county to furnish overseers
with road receipts from the fact that many have
been sent to persons not authorized to sell or re-
ceive them, it is hereby ordered that the receipts
heretofore printed and now on hand be burned.
and that the overseers OF the respective road dis
tricts furnish their own receipts.
Whereas, "An Act entitled an Act to provide
for the Indgent Sick of Trinity County" passed
March l6, 1858, has to great extent, failed Of
its object, because the Assessor amid the press
ure of his other duties, cannot possibly devote
the requisite time to collect said Hospital tax,
as the past year fully attess, only about 500 re-
ceipts having been sold. while over 5000 road tax
receipts were disposed of. and, whereas. the rev.
enue the past year has fallen short over $1,000 Of
meeting the liabilities on behalf of the INDECENT
Sick, aud whereas, ii is desirable that the collec
ton of the Hospital tax be vigorously enforced,
which we think can be best done by the appoint
ment of collector or collectors expressly for the
purpose, therefore,
Resolved, That our Senator and Representative
he respectfully requested to procure the passage
of BILL amending said act, SO as to confer the
power on the Board of Supervisors to appoint
one or more collectors to collect the Hospital tax
Resolved That in the event of the passage of a
bill separating the office of Sheriff from that of
Tax collector, that the aforesaid act be amended
so as to make the said Collector the Collector OF
Hospital tax.
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be in
structed to forward copy of these resolutions
Hon. Jno. G. Burch, Senator, and Hon. F. Bates
Representative.
Ordered, that Co. taxes for the fiscal year oi
1859, be and are hereby assessed as follows =
County, 90 cts. A.; Ind. Sick, 20 cts. ; School, IL
cts. Road, cts.
Board adjourned. Il. CLIFFORD, Chm.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
10 - d ON
Club House Gin 2
30 THE PUBLIC.

mn S CELEBRATED GlN-PRETENDlNG
| to nothing but what it IL, viz, u pure aud un-
adulterhtcd article, and assuming no artificial
merits Of what II Is not us some OF its rival imi-
tators do-9ftet iite years OF public approval and
very extensive sales In California, has been pro-
nounced by the public to be superior, not only
as beverage of general use, to any other article
competing against 1t, but is
Umivaled In it's Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints TO persons travel
ling in these days Of rapid transit from East to
West, North to South, who are constantly chang
ing their water as well MS their climate who are
drinking, indeed, dozen kinds Of water In ev
cry twenty. four hours, and each draught contain
ing soine property acting In chemical antagonism
to the preceding one, causing thereby au unnat-
ural degree of excitement TO the stomaoh-it Is
positively and absolutely necessary to use ~
couutcractng agent From the fact that the
"LO.NDO.N' CEUB HOUSE GIN"
is prepared expressly TO meet such cxgencies.
and to act as we know il will net, 0s an antidotc,
we confidently prescribe II as the very best arti-
Gle in the country. The name Of Aromatic
Schedam Schnapps" has never been attached in
any way to this article. In first presenting the
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
10 the public. my aim was to give them q pure
and unadnltcrated article of Gin, and to call II
10y its right name. The success attending its in
PRODUCTION and extensive sale In California is u
| sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation OF
! the article by customers.
Various parties have from time TO time put up
and shipped to California mn article which they
call ." Club House Gin.' My Gin, which has
| gained such reputation In California, is brand
ed on the cases,
"0ld London Club House Gin W. II. d."
The bottles also have white label with fac
smie of my signature. | caution all parties tn
beware of limitations. VIM II. DAILY.
fe5.3tf. Sole Importer New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
L O. O. F
re- WIsTAR'S BiLSAM Of WILD CHERRY,

for COUGHS, COLDS, &C., imparts new vigor to
vital action, and relieves the system by opening
the pores of the skin, aud promoting the secre-
tion of mucous matter.
Those who take the Balsam will feel immed
ate relief from the distressing irrtations that ac
company affections of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir-
ritaton is soothed the pulse is violent and fe-
verish, they are softened, and the mucous mem
brane is relieved of its engagement with rapid
ity aud ease. All by the use of this delightful
remedy.
8se-BE CAUTIOUS.-Ast there are many
COUNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless 1t has the
name of "IIenry Wistar, NJ. d., Philadelphia"
and Sanford Il Park, engraved on the outside
wrapper All others are BASE INVITATIONS
PARK & WHITE, General Agents, 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco. Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines
ANDERSON x SEAMAN
Are the only authorized AGENTS at Weaver
Vile for the genuine Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry 3i3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
TRINITY CHAPTER.

NsSe@D (U. D.) ROYAL. ARCH MASONS, meet
syXSM on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
sAsVsh each month, at the Masonic Hail. in
Weaverville.
2Gtd. JNO. \. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

tap, rap, rap
"JEsHAwAY DuzENBERRY, is that yeow -
"Mrs, Duzenberry, pray be composed your
husband is not well-a little tight, perhaps, but
none the less first rate fellow. Don't notice his
misfortune it will be all right in the morning,
Mrs. Duzenberry.'
Jeshaway Duzenberry, ye drunken beast,
tight again Oh, ye stink Come home to go
to bed with your nasty muddy boots on, have ye
No yeow don't Joshaway, yeow bet You may
stay out and friz to deth, for all me-yeOu and
your f-r-i-e nd Jones And Jones says you are
"only tight'-oniy tight Land O. hope and
blessed promise Was it for this married ye,
Jeshaway Duzenberry Out o. my sight, ye
pesky varmint"
"All (hic) right, Mrs Duzenberry; good night,
Mrs. Duzenberry don't drink all the gin, Susan
shall want my bitters in the mornin-"
"Jeshaway Duzenberry, you drunken hog car'
out" and down went the window, and Jcsha-
way warped himself back to the doggery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

INsURREcTIoN IN ST. DoMINGo.-The black en-
peror, Soulouque, has been displaced and the
island declared republic. The rebellion was
headed by Gen. Gehrard, an old man, nearly
black. The late sovereign is charged and con
victed of great cruelty and vllainy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

PRoGREss or CIVILIZATION are 210
drinking houses in Leavenwolt tn City, Kansas
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-18
YORKVILLE.

Mr.. BONNER, the editor of the Due West Tsle,
scope, who was recently in our town in attendance
on the Bible Convention, talks about things 10
Yorkville in his last paper. We make the follow
ing extract:
1t has been some ten years since we were in
been busy in the meantime. Very great improve.
ments have been made and still the work goes
on. Yorkville is now certainly one Of the pret.
test and pleasantest towns in the Southern coun.
try. 1t is o highly favored spot. tbs famed by
most genial atmosphere; has the purest and
best of water; is surrounded by an intelligent and
enterprizing population is the terminus of the
Kings Mountain Railroad; has a large back
country trade; boasts Of two excellent High
Schools, the Female College and the Military In
stitute, beside several other schools that are less
pretending: has five churches-an Associate Re-
formed Presbyterian, an Old School Presbyterian,
an Independent Presbyterian, Methodist and al
Episcopal supports two first class Hotels sends
out one of the best newspapers in the land and
has as generous and hospitable population Oh
any other town.
There is one thing we did not find in Yorkville,
and thai is Grog.shop. York is far ahead Of
any other District in the State at present, on the
subject of Temperance. 1t is the banner Dis
trict. 1t is leading off. Whether others will fol
low or not remains to be seen. We were told
that there are now sixteen Divisions of the Sons
of Temperance in active operation in the District
Add to this another fact there are in York TWEEN.
ty-fve Presbyterian churches, (Old School, AS
socate Reformed, and independently and we have
a very good clue to the character of the popula-
ton,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-18
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
SHOWS, &c.

Dear Enquirer How long are we to be hum.
bugged and shocked by herd of creatures-in.
ferior to the brute-who pollute our towns, cities
and villages by their intolerable, nsuferable and
contaminating presence? Is female delicacy, cul-
tivated and refined taste, to be outraged and
shocked by herd of abandoned and licentioua
creatures calling themselves actors and actresses
Are We to be ashamed of our race by such class
of prostitutes IS these, who, utterly destitute Of
all that is pure, worthy and Of good report, foam
out their shame to such degree as to scken the
very lowest specimen Of men and women?
How men and women, protesting to be gentle
men and ladies, can so far forget the requirements
of their station as to sit among o promiscuous
crowd beneath the tents of these shows, anc
calmly behold virtue, decency, taste and modes"
ty sacrificed before their very eyes, is more, much
more than we caa understand. Beyond all ques-
ton it is the duty of every good citizen of his
country to enter protest against such exhibi-
tions as these.
Can you, sir, imagine anything so utterly re-
pulsive to pure and virtuous mind as the sight
of woman--a tender young woman-impudently'