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T Owe NE LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG
and Stationer.

Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer.
I45 Main street, Eagle Square
Haa received the following interesting Books:
LOVE Me Little, Love nae Lcng,' By Charles
Reside, author of tits never too Late TO Mend
"Ch1istie Johnstone. peg wOfhngtOn." white
THE Romance and iss Hero. By the author of Mag
dalen Stafford" 81.
THE Life of North American Insects. by Jaeger,
late Professor of Zoology and Botany in the Col;
lege of New Jersey. assisted by Fl Preston, NJ
d: with numerous illustrations; Is.
MORE abCuC Jesus. with illustrations and map,
By the author Of Peep OF Bay" Heading with
out Tears" kc; 60c
ary of general kn1wledge Ediied by George
Ripley and Charles Dana. EsQrs, vols Ia, 3. 4
End $ are now ready price per volume in cloth
QUESTIONS of the soul. by Hecker. fourth
edition; 75c
of Redcly ffe," illustrated; SIC.
ON the Probable Fall in the value of Gold the Com
ercis and social CONSCIOUSNESS wh n,s may S en- en-
chel Chevalier, member OF the institute OF
France. etc. etc. translated from the French
I'd Banks 1 Of New York. their dea ers the Clear
Chart. by J s Gitbsns, with 30 illustrations by
Herrick. New supply; $50.
THE Political Text Book or encyclopedia. contain.
ing everything necessary for the references OF
states; edited by NJ W Cluskey. Postmaster of
me House OF Representatives of the United
SPEECHES. Messages. and other Writings of the
Honorable Albert g brown, Senator ia Con-
gress from the state of Mississippi: edited by
NJ W Cluskey. Postmaster of the He uie of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States; second edition.
with Portrait; 500.
HIGH Life in New York; by Jonathan Slick. ESQ.,
of Weathersfield, Connecticut; a series of the
Hon Zephariah silica. Justice Of The Peace and
Deacon OF the Church over to Weathers held in
the State OF Connecticut; illustrated-paper
vols 81: cloth, I sol 81 IS.
WAVERLEY. by Sir Waiter Scott; PC.
Cooley; Graham; Leslie; Peterson; knickerbookeI;
Household Words, and Atlantic Monthly for
May; single copies Csc
GRATTAN's Virginia Reports. vol I4th; 4 90.
Borders promptly attended to whena dress
ed to an 27-it1 GEO M WEST
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Lola MOute2

A foreign correspondent notices the debut Of
Lola Montez, in London, ss lecturer. Her hrst
appearance was at the st. James Hall, and = large
and fashionable audience assembled to sos and to
listen to her. Considering the womau's early bis'
tory, knowing her public escapes SO well as the
British public does, IL WAS something marvellous
that there should have been large gathering OF
the young, the beautiful, and, We have right to
assums, the virtuous to patroEizs aud to listen to
one of the greatest demireps Of her time. Az one
of the Journals remarks: "Phryne went to the
bath a yenus--and Madame Lola Monsez lectures
at 81. James Hall. In appearance, Madame Montez
10 said to be elegant and still handsome. She lec'
tured with vivacity and discretion, and but for q
tedious dissertation on American politics, the
whole lecture would have passed eff we'll Her
subject, commentary on English aud American
character, of course 20 constructed as TO tickle
John Bull. The s'lady" speaking of American
ladies', said eft were a gentleman, should like
an American young lady to frt with, but an
English girl for WIFE" OF course, this was ap
plauded although the better sense of the audience
led them to refrain from apPlauding whatever
dspreciatory fell from her lips respecting America
or Americans. The Times noticed this, aud 10 its
remarks upon her lecture observes: "Lst US add
for the qualification of our transatlantic cousins
that the applause was generally loud when they
we're praised, and that there was little or 30 re
Spouse when they we're censured."
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Astory for the Times.

A contemporary gathers from the orient, tina
fountain Of proverbial wisdom, an eastern legeb'
designed to show the superior safety and certant!
of moderate daily gains over hap hazard and dan
gerous speculations.
ed lamp with twelve brar ches, upon the lighting
OF which twelve dervishes appeared. one Tor eacf
faper. The dozen commenced instantly series Of
ayratiops and the conclusion Of the dance, eact
coin and vanished. This daily allowance wa.
enough TO keep him in modest way. with proper
economy. The young Mussulman might fairly lie
Considered well to do In the world. though not able
like many other we'll to do people. he was discon
tented with modest income and applied to q wiser
man for advice how be might get 81 the fountain OF
wealth untold, and make good speculation out oil
process. Re called the dervishes, and in the midst
Of their dance, gave them each tap with his staf
Thereupon they dropped to the n)or, broken up
into heaps Of gold and silver and .cious jewels
piece of furniture Immediately presented his ccun-
eelior with the products OF his frst experiment,
and tried the operation on his own account He
summoned q new dozen Of deryishes, and struck
them as he supposed the magician had done In
stead of turning into htaps of gold, they became
active and most malicious demons, mauled him
within an inch of his life and left him helpless
with the lamp broken into Fragments, and entirely
was finished the source Of all future small gains or
large was closed and the adveuturer had become q
most helpless individual 1t 10 the old story Of the
golden egg, more POLITICALLY treated"
Those who were bruised ir the late commercial
crash will understand the meaning Of this apologize
AZ the spirit of mad speculation il again revvng,
the fable 10 worth pondering upou Tapping the
dervishes" ID sometimes game at which two can
NAV
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The hsst number Of the Daily Esa@isier, so iong
and successfully paSiished as semi weekly made
~ sppesraacs on Monday. Itispreciseiy the s'ss
Of the ssmtveekly, very handsomely printed, and
we'll Oiled with editorials, appropriate selections
tsisgrsphic news, ETC. It's Of eonrse Ne thorough
u Democratic ~ ever in politics, and supports
Ne Ph~eix Hall nominations with all lite power
Two Democratic dailies In Richmond, ts something
quite novel in this section, and the man Who ten
years ago bed predicted such ~ event, would have
bssa go dows as no true prophet The Eramsner
- daily, will doubtless prove success Vim
Old, Jr. Esq, 10 the Editer, and evinces nuency
~ wsli ~ vigor Of pen, which shows that he no.
By no means mistaken bic calling. WIN. Lloyd 4
Co, are the publishers. We cordially wish all COL
cerned q fall realization of their brghtes anti
cipxtious.
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Titlcs.

Speaking Of the younger Pitt, IN his life
OF the great parliamentary chief, Macauisy
says: "There was something noble 10 the
cynica, disdain with which the mighty miu'
! isssr scattered riches end titles to right and
left, among thoss who valued them, while h
spuyned them out Of his way. P,or himseif, be
was surrounded by friends on whom he had be-
slowed three thousand, ak Thousand ten III .usaud
ayesr.s Plain Mister himself, he bad made more
lords Than any three ministers that had preceded
him The garter, for which the fret dukes in the
Kingdom we're contending, was repeatedly offered
to him, and offered In vain"
The Philadelphia american thinks It would have
been better If MacaHlay himself bad exhibited
ing Of this .'cyncai disdaiu," and like Pitt
or Peel, have "put away childish things"
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Cuba and the African slave Trade.

Z The Charleston Mercury says I'VE have ops
posed the hypocrisy of buying CUBA at the pre-.
sent time, as imprscticable nonsense and hum>
buegery. TIE South needs Cuba and ought to have
3 her, but never have her slave S are in this
Union. Secondly, that the present Southern agi
tation Of the African slave trade is no. My i'm
practicable, bns mischieyous nonsense, because
uselessly dividing and distracting the counses Of
the South. L. may bs highly expedient that the
South should have the African slave trade 70.
opened, but it never can be legally done in this
UpjonO
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MARINE tKfHLLtSHHCR.
~~o~"-N~~~-~~~~~~-~~~>~-~~~
PORT OF RICHMOND-APRIL 26, 1859.
High Ha:er this day, Wednesday, IL o'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell Philadel-
pima, Nose and passengers, Tuttie.
schr Ria Dove, Adam, Philadelphia, Pig Iron,
sehr hoxanna Geoghsgan, Havfe de trace. coal.
d Co'quiit 4 10.
schr Mary l. johnson. Burrows. Norfolk,
ties. Y h Il Co.
schr Henry Reed. Norfolk, r r ties. r 4 r
K TO.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New fofk, mdse
and pass myers udlam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, pritchard. Baltimore, mdse
d W Cnrrie
FohFoIK. April COL BY Telegraph 1.-The schoon
er Taylor, small, of Provincstown. arrived to day
IN distress leaking badly; lost anchors and rudder
SCHOONER Northumberland, of Baltimore, is ashore
A. seawell's Pciut and will be q total Lose.
CLEARED,
Baraus Columbia ssmeke. master. for Brems a.
win "a hhds Tobacco anu Stems, BY echaer kohler
4 On
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sOufhern Trade in New York.

The Nes YORK Herald says that the Western mer'
chants have not been able to meet psst obligations
or to take their usual proportion Of goods for COM
ing business, but their falling Of has been more
than made up by the increase Of the Southern
trade. Iadeed, the Herald says, NOS only has sne
Southern demand been the chief reliance Of tue
jobbers, but it has swept away compiessiy' sne
stocks 10 the New York warehouses.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL on THE OIRCAsstAN.


CARE RACE, April 20-The steamer Circasaian,
from Liverpool on the 18th inst, has passed here
to-day.
The war uews continues threatening.
The arrangements for the peace Congress are
progressing slowly.
The latest advces say that on the continent, the
complexion Of affairs Is warlike. Paris letters los
gard peace 40 hopeless.
The movements of French troops were very
threatening.
The Paris Bourse had declined.
Austria's propositions for the peace Congress arc
unacceptable to France.
The Paris Pa:rie asserts that france has not yet
armed.
Austria positively refuses to participate In the
peace Congress without simultaneous disarn.
ing.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, April IS --Cotton-sales for the week
~ 600 bales Lower qualities declined 70. and mid
ding Lie. There is fair speculative and export
buoyant- Corn quiet. Provisions nrm, at the late
demand. Floui-hoiders demand an advance. wheat
advance
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
~ FOR SALE AT
MORRIS Bookatore

Just Published:
LOVE Me Little. Love Me Long. A Novel. By
Charles keade, author of Christie job stone, y
Peg w OH ugtOn" Never too Late to Mend u
DC. limo, MGslp rs cts.
THE Lite of North American Insects By B Jaeger
ls Professor 81 AoSiog, ane Botany in the Col
ID d. With numerous Illustrations from Speci
mems in tue Cabinet of the Author l2mo, Mus
lin, 81 IS
MORE abvut Jesus By the Author of Reading
without Tears" Peep of Day" &c. &c. Beau
Lifuily illustrated. l6Ho, Muslin; 60c.
THE Romance and its Hero BY the Author oil
Magdalen Stafford" limo. Muslin; 20.
CbEVALlnk or Gold; on the probable fall In the
value of Gold; the Commercial and social conse
Quences which may ensue. and the measures
whics it invites. vol, $50. Cloth; l %.
ap 27-3t
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u.s. GREAT ExcIrEMRST BIZ TBLE-
GRAPH-WATSON. II Maio street. Whitchursts old
GALLERY, has received. by the Europa. microscopic
Views taken in England, France, Italy, and the
Holy Land, Of Landscapes, Groups and statuary.-
Call and zee them.
Tho best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for CSC.
n
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G.rm.n. ~ NV York.

There are one hundred thousand Germans 10 tne
city Of New York. Ajournai Of thas cry says that
they live 10 the old way, speak the old language
drink the old beer and wine, siss the Ola songs
and think the old thouShts, bu ~ the second gen.
GRAFTON become thoresghly Ansricsn'aed, except
in their arussusass, which are csrsain'y less de-
istsrious to the public morals than some OF on'
own entsrtafumenfa
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The prisoner was then requested to stand up-
When The foreman rendered the verdict of mot
GUILTY. the quiet which prevailed during this
scene was suddenly changed into loud and deafen.
ing huxzss, and stsmping Of feet. The Judge,
pale aud sgitated, stood up INDUCING In kind Of
pefomims, while the Marshal was near his aide
vainiy endeayoring to restore order. Such scene
WIS never before witnessed In this court
Mr.. stanton, In loud and agitated tone moved
thai the prsoner be discharged, and this was done
~ soon % the verdict was recorded.
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~. The LAST SALE OF PAINTINGS THs EyENING.-
The sale of the beautiful collection of Oil Paintings
on exhibition at Corinthan Hall. takes place this
"Wednesday evening. commencing at o'clock
This sale will afford the people Of good taste rare
opportunity for the establishment Of their parlors
with paintings possessing real merit. and set in
most elegant and substantial frames We have
good reason to believe that these pictures in all
spects, come fully mp to the high character given
them by the press. and best judges of the fine art
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CARBONATE OF AMMUNIA--In jars,
~ suitable for bakers. For sale low.
" PETsRsoN. brsssiss.
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MY NorIca-WILLIAM A. COOKE,
he Democratic EIector for the county OF Henrico,
w in address the people, on THURS AY night next
1T Springfield Hall on Church Hill
The Democratic Vigilance Committee Of District
No 3. Henrico county, invite and challenge discus
sion. ap Zf-H~
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1T RETAIL
FREsu SUPPLIES CF NEW AND

az RETAIL
FRESH SUPPLIES CT NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS,
Receiving from this mornings steamer.
DOUBLE V0LANT RICH SILK ROBES
ELEGANT BARkGE DOUBLE VOLANT AMI
JUPE ROBES
SPLENDID EMBROIDBRIES AND LACEs IN
| COLLARS AND SLEEVES
| BER.,HES AND tAPES
Cur assortment of Beautiful DRESS SILKS and
| splendid Paris DRESS GOODS, in all COLORS, DE.
SIGNS and QUALITIES is entirely new, and very
large and complete.
For sale at the lowest prices.
ep26-ts WATKINS Il EICKLIN.
~ MANTILLAs TALMAs, EuRNoUs. RAGLANs'
Shawls in real Lace; Grenadine. French and Chan
lilly Lace Velvet and EFT; solid Sik Silk and Lace
Barge; Linen. Poplinette. DC.
Our black and colored light cloth Raglan for this
season. is very handsome.
ap 26-ts WATKINS l. FICKLIN.
TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, LII.
MEN sHEETINGS
Pillow Castings, cotton sheetipgs Curtain goods &C.
eAAll of the best quality and very cheap.
ap 2o-ts WATKINS 4 FICkLEN.
FINE coLoREDFANcY AND BLACK FRENcB
Beautiful Spring Silk. Valentia. and MarseiIles
VestingB
New and elegant French, Fancy, and Black Cassi.
meres
White. oolored. and fancy striped Drillings, Boys
wear
At the lowest rates.
ap 26-ts WATKINS i FICKLEN
HI EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF PLAID AND
STRIPED tZNABURGs, COTT0NAD
Farmers Drills. Unbieached Cottons, Plaid Domes-
tics, and all kinds plantation goods, at unu sualy
lew prices.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FJCKI,EN
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49, TEE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

AND No HUMBUd.-
PETERS' INFALLlBLE REMEDY FOR G0N0R-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curial or Balsamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative. resto
rative and r8novating powers; and the medicai
world are astonished when told that the above re.
NEEDY will cure the above diseases, and coniounded
when they have ocular demonstrafons OF the iacss
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known of case OF twenty
Years standing be restored to perfect health and
AM other caves of shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of 9onorrhoea hich the re$nedy Will not
cure provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient aud to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
tngly in his or her case he guarantees perfect
cure and in case of failure will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will be erected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Bold by
GRUBBS APPERS0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de I0-6ms No. 20l Broad st.
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ap 27-lt
re-. ALBANIAN n

N- AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is
asked to the sale of Mr.. Battons' TEN PIN ALLEYS.
BAR ROOM FIXTURES; Household Furniture &c .
and to the unexpired Lease Of the House situated
on 5th, between Broad and Marshall streets THIS
MORNING, commencing at lpo'clock BY order Of
the Trustee. THOS w KEESEE
an 27-lt Aucti NEAR
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~ spsoIAL NOTICE and

- SPECIAL NOTICE. bird and pos
itiyely final sale OF superior Oil Paintings aI co
riathiap Hall, this afternoon, vt O'Clock II ID
only necessary to spprise those wanting Ieaiiy 81
oonnortnnity of securing works of real merit. The
sale OF same win take place this afternoon at
O'Clock. .s Coat.
Ladies are particularly invited to attena' oea''
will be prepared for them.
"a ~ wow b COOK, Auct.
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PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINES,
oFYIuE--No 100 Eagle square, Main 1t.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION ON TIL g
MISSISSIPPI.
FnRrY LIVEa LOST

MEnpnIs, Tenn, April 25.-The steamer 81 NJ.
cholas, from Sc. Louis for New Orleans, exploded
yesterday. near island No. 60. Tho boat and
cargo are total loss. Forty persons are killed
and missing. They were principally attaches Of
the boat. Among those dangerously wounded 10
Il. j. Stuart of Staunton, Va, u son Of Hon. A.
II. II. Stuart.)
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EDWIN BOOTH Who will az p,ar in his


Hl.BUY YOUR Books AT THx GIFT BOOK STORE
where you may bay
Book and Gold Watch for 500
Book and Silver Watch for 20
Book and Gold Chain for 90
Book and q Gold Thimble for 06
Book aud Cameo Pin for co
A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for LOO
Book and Gold Locket for Loo
Book and Gold Bracelet for %
Book and q Gold Pencil for | co
Book and a Gift Book for / 90
This is q great movement, which has for its end
the disse mination of knowledge Be to call at
No sc Main street. and buy a Book. ap 26-6t
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~sAIs OF VALUABLE PROPERTY I

~HALR OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE TOWN OF SIDNEY THIS DAY AT AUCTION We
invite particular attention to the sale commencing
THIS DAY at "a o'clock. nj, OF the velaab'e
Grove streets in the town of Sidney, and known "a
the residence the late DR. Meredith. For partic-
uiars see auction column.
JAMES III TAYLOR i SON,
nT-ft Aucts
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~ RhFRIGRRAToEs
REFRIGERATORS.
REF GIG TRAITORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot. at l37 % air
street THUS bULhLEf.
Sp lin
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EXCITING NEWS FROM UTAH-THE ARMY
CALLED INTO SERVICE - PROCLAMATION
rpoM cnvEpNop CUMMING

LEAvENwoRrH, K. T., April 4.-Later advices
from Utah represent affairs in that territory as
threatening. Judge Cradebaugh had dismissed
the uries, they refusing to find true bill against
a murderer, 10 consequence of the excited state OF
the populace. thousand soldiers had been de'
spatched to the neighborhood OF Provo Ouy. 10Y
Cumm 40 had issued a proclamation siding with
the Mormon sentiment. The danger OF an out
break was considered imminent. Besides the dii-
ference between General Johnston and dovernor
Cumming, there is an open rupture between 'n'
latter and the Judiciary
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ss~ $1,000 rare chance is now
offered to invest the above sum in pleasant and
highly profitable business. The personal .erVlces
Of the pertie investing may or may not De devoted
Address duripR this week MANUFACTURE,
an N-3tt klC0mOnu fCet OmCe.
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-I ask attention to
INV sale of CROCKERY and GLASS WAKE, THIS
DAY. az 10 o'clock at my store. The experiment -
attractive and varied. and will be sold without
limit. 1C.y,muopN
Z7-lt n CAVAhORN'
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II MECHANICS HALL-THE RUSSIAN WAR AND
sIEGE OF sEBAsr, POL graphically portrayed. with
all the battles. sieges, bonbsrdments, storms and
cor agratons durinR that memorable COZ fict-the
whole accompanied by the Armory Brass Sand
Open every night ap tiff
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TEaRIRIK CRuEIfY AT szA--0n Thursday last,
the American bark Sarah Park, Capt. Psndleton,
Of Maine, loaded with coal, from Cardiff Wales,
arrived at this port after passage Of los daya.-
On the day following il became known TO the U. S.
Marshal that several men had been dreadfuily
beaten on the passage by the captain, and that
they were still confined on board on top Of tho
Goals. Arriving on board, tho Marshal, Mr. Solo
nous, found three OF the men lying 10 the hold OF
the vessel. upon q heap of coal, with only some
tWo feet Of space between the coal and the deck,
With their arms chained around stanchion. Their
faces were SCARED and bruised theft eyes sunken,
bones protruding, wrists liberated aud swollen,
aud their backs marked and scored II grited for
the spit. The sight was intensely horrible; the
men wcro unable 70 stand when brought upon
deck. They wore, Of course, taken at once to the
hospital, and tho captain, in default of $4,000
bail, committed to prison. In the examination
horrible disclosures came out how that after be-
ing beaten, brine was rubbed into their gaping
wonnds, aud they were then taken below, chained
to the stanchious, and fed Of the swiil which the
swine did eat.-San Francisco B.Iistia.
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RSg. BEAUrY.-It has q votary in

~- BEAUTY.-Ht has votary in ev-
cry heart, moves to love, and refnes the TASTE II
you wish TO be subjected to such an influence. go
TO the PHOT0GRa Pa and FINE ART GALLERY,
and sec it glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
aeriai-toned AMBROTYPE and highly finished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and if you have heart
to feel and q taste to appreciate. you must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Daguerreotypes or Ambroty pes; and coiored
In Gil or water colsrs making really beautiful pic
lures. w MINIS.
Opposite Custom House, Main st.
NIB Richm or