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~ TIN GREAT VIR0INTA Rununv
AND No HuMBua.-
psTRRg Re- !N!ALLIRLE REMEDY FOR aoNoR-

.ANO AHH O8VMET VlSkA6ES,
Inis groaf American Remedy, Containing no Mer.
Suriai S Or Balsamic properties. sxcsls everything
uete.oiore offered the public. in Its curative rest
wolia are astonished when told that the above 70
meoy Will cure the above Diseases and confounded
Hnen they have occular demonstrations Of The facs
put the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
ol twenty odd years, has known of case Of twenty
Standing 70 be restored TO perfect health and
al otner cases OF shorter duration to be rostcrod
without single exception, and therefore Challenge
any case Of Gonorrhoea which the remedy win not
prudence on the part Of the patients and To snv one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingly, IN his or her case he guarantees perfect
medicine, free Of charge; to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold By
GRUBBS 4 APPERsON, Druggists.
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
DO l0-6ms No. 1Ol Broad Is.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS,


CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DlspArcH1
NORFOLK, April q.
Hon. w. Goggin addressed large audience In
this city last evening. The streets were illumln-
ated with burning tar barrels, and great deal of
excitement was manifested.
r L. Montague. ESQ. addressed q large audito.
ry from the steps Of the Court House, IN Ports-
mouth last night. Both of these gentlemen left
here this morning, on the steamer Coffee, for the
Eastern shore-several gentlemen from this city
and Portsmouth accompanied them.
The two political parties OF the city are aroused
now, and We may expect continual excitement
from this time until election day.
Thos. G. Broughton, Jr, who for q number of
years has served as the faithful cashier of the
Farmers Bank Of this city, has resigned that oce.
With a view to associating himself with the ess
teemed old Commodore, his father, in the manage.
ment Of the Norfolk Herald. The venerable old
gentleman, who has for nifty years presided over
the editorial department Of the Herald, really
stands 10 need Of rest 10 MS declining days, and
like the classic Storks, bis two sous come forward
and sustain the feeble frame of their aged parent,
while his unimpared intellect will guide them "in
the way they should CO."
Mr.. W. II. Hunter has been elected to the vacan-
cy in the Farmers' Bank, occasioned by the resig-
nation of Mr.. I. G. Bronshton. jr. He will make
q most faithful and efficient officer; and We cannot
but congratulate the stockholders at having sc.
cured his valuable services.
There were sold, In this city yesterday. lot of
stocks, among which was sl4oO City Scrip. which
brought $751; showing an upward tendency -
twenty-five shares Of Farmers' Bank stock brought
$1047S.
man named James Philips has been examined
before the Corporation Court on q charge of pass
ing counterfeit money. From this examination,
facts in confirmation Sufficient have been addueed
to cause the Court to send him on fof trial. The
amount passed was q single dollar which had once
been q button, but from which the eye had been
removed, and the base coin then put in circula'
tion. PERCUSSION.
THE STORM IN THE SOUTH WEST-A NEW
road for Summer travel opened by the SAT-
Pond-Tmprouen,en Of Neso Eiuer- -Forcdrd.
ness of the season-Thc political canrass.
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OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DIspArcH.]

GILES COUNTY, Va, April 25th, 1859
The Easter storm which visited this part OF the
country on Saturday last, exceeded any have
seen for the last thirty years. A North Wester
set In before day-break, and 1t continued to blow
furiously for twenty four hours, breaking down
trees BY hundreds; snowiog, raiuipg aud hailng
by turns. Our mountaiss were covered with snow
three inches deep. Such blow astonished the
oldest inhabitants, and caused them to turn over
he leaves Of their memory to see IL there had
been anythipg like it before In their day. OF
course those venerable persons never permit the
Early days of their lives to be outdone BY these
degenerate times, aud of course they had seen
worse storms; but they ceufoss that tho last was
mighty nigh as bad a. any in their recollection!
The turnpike from Newport, 10 thia coun'y, by
way of the Mountain Lake TO the Salt sulphur
Springs 10 comp eted, and npe lice OF stages
will pass over it this Summer. It will be most
delightful route.
The contractors for opening the New River for
navigation, will rescoDmepce operations 10 few
days between the New River White Sulphur
Springs and the Central Depot; and BY July, It 10
hoped that boats will be RAINING between those
points Tbis will be something to brsg Of
This Spring 10 at least three weeks 10 advance
Of the last. Wheat looks very fiae in this lime.
stone region of our. saw rye fully headed out
on the 18th inst, thing very unusual before the
18th Of May.
There are three candidates for the House OF
Delegates IN Giles, Messra. Sam. Lucas, H. G. Dan|
tel and G, Harrison Peck. Politics De not ran
very high, especially on the State election, up
this way. W.
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- ScMn or TEE BARoAlns,
AT THE CASH sTukk or
PkRklNe q CO.
Nc Hl kaRle Square,
cases ~ pieacn ehKtin6 ~ cents, worth 10
Sap" do al Il
Rest Nsw York Mil do ~B
Ava Bleach SheetsnS rs
I24 do em
best Ensliah and American Prtnts ct n cent?
100 pieces Fast Cola Lawns at lt6ii?l. cents
10 pieces spring DE Lanes and Vaientsas al iS cts
- -" very pretty Spring Naienuas, at rs cants
So doz K ID 0ioves NJ good as Aiexanders at rs ctr
The largest assortment of rich NEW epkINti
aoops, city styles, they have offered all new
and ct the lowest cash prices. NH fi--tAas
H~- MAuLx & BRvILL,
HouSE. eIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN r E u y,
Corner os AAn and 18th streets
~ is--fm
~FAIRsAxK's scALxs,
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| TnD NHw KAfa 0rourre =. = - -
eroysd in re bsst msnsss, an4 e,c,oseS -, .
nDn board fsuce % @ % ensure ths@ Scss.-s -
M.sao9. Tne nxecetlvs COMMITTEES, 81 VAcSn ~
srounds nsvs bssa ssiecesd, sss sprspasisr 8 eon.
Sc.s =, ~,,, ips 81 neCesfy improvemsnts, and ID
little delay . pcssibis. Besides arsaneis~ -
esefy conventsuce necessary 10 animal Fairs. ~
grounds are 70 bsso laid out end besutiled = -
ss a.Ao saem 90 sesraetive resort, IN the snmmss
ums. Tor ladies and children, Who can 20 70 within
lev yards Of the main entrance on the horse carr
snas now run from the Riehmend and Yrsdsricks-
Oufg Depot to tho neighborhood Of the old Herr
mits9e. Pleasure gfouuds ara very much needed
,n zoe netghhofhood Of Richmond, and those g.
Iected oy the Central Agricultural Society, when
. p.opely im proved, will meet this waet IN very
ases. oe9fee. Ono Or tWo good walkways from
the city 20 the grounds will then mako them &C
cessiDIy to our cifixens.
SAts OF RsAI EsrATs.-Me.srs God.
din { Appsreon sold BY auction, yesterday. f,ve
snree ssofy orick esnetnsuts. on Pearl and Gary
ss .oIioxine we'll known business stands
The tsnenneof occupied By EIlss 1 Drswry. s1l.-
oou; tne termsDt occupied by VS. 4 q Donnao.
Sia,ooo; tenement occupied by B. W. Koowies. x7 !.
o oeo; te9ment occupied By Vim. Wallace sons s2s,-
virginia streets, occupied bv Messrs Huns Bro.
X.Ho. The terms Of the sale were, one fifth cash
the balances Of the p6rehase money at six. tvelve
eighteen and twenty-four months.
MAMMOTH TUAKsY We saw at the
nrst market. yesterday morning. an immense sur.
Key gobier. killed few hours before. near DR.
Chrissian's farm In Henrico county, which weighed
twenty-five pounds four ounces. The season is
past i0r shooting this and all other kinds of birds
uus We suppose the old huffman that bsgred
sh's King could not resist the temptation.
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chas. Bragg has been elected Mayor Of WARREN
ton, VI.
Chse. Dieksus ssts 1890 for his nov story In
the New YORK LsdgsF, which b 70 vun through
III soF eight editions,
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SPECIAL NoTICEs.


Al
EAIrHEUI W7EHx6S
livery Word Will N fUNHIhMxD By 0Ul
BnST KNOWN 013JZ1N6.
GOOD NEWy FOR THE SICK.
~ Jswes ~ Aunnleuts, editor of thae Icpalat
E. Ihe Christian Banner, pubiished ~ kredot.
Ens1ure: We IN hia editorial OF March 18th. fbut
7TR of AAAPT0N'S RxGETABkk TING
and ns sssscn e The ysar for fsshIess of hody
1cn,5 5ess.M ~ oenMtty " now spproachtne, and "
pssvsalasiy Invite sttsntion % Hsngson
4 an dsc !. sses.eio Ti9cture. and can end Do 1l
SSo~ q ,s osnsrwise tn feeble stAts Of hsAlt6
icins for =. sns ssyre fcsece Of thu ned
Ssaiss ~ p.rS. nsgs sssia = q. o
Mlsnoct this medicine Hspscisiiy IS 81 ioVsr VIZ
snis 81 sn2no Hamptsn's Tfnctnrs Is ND trselv -
sno 1sdicine map appear 20 she purcnassr 70 ~
ests vss. ds.s = o dOlay pr bo Sat evsa 81 shsf
Sonnscy ns g A. We doubt very nnoh shsthsr ii ever
~ yAal sAa 6ss Pamphlsts and - eurss.
6cld hT PURcKLL, LADD . 90. Richssoad. \,
il Petsrshurs; 81 nOKfiMzR ~ moWRkaI n
sxar1@. cnsmIss. and oy Druggists and Shop-ksAosrs
- q pr bottle: six bostl.s sor q.
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~ 8. M. PIKE & Co.'s PuRs CArAw

- 8. NJ. PIKE & Co.'s Pure CArAw.
BA BRANDY.-The Ohio Catawha Brandy has for
severa! years past, been manufactured from the
pure Juice Of the American Cdtascba Grape, and
mas obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes It not oaly equals but exceis the
choicest imported Brandies In PURITY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Head the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. D G. Nov llth, 1883.
CLARKE. Esq-,sir: have made . chemical
analysi OF sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy. OF the manufacture OF 3 a Pike 4 Co, Cincin.
natl. and mud It to be q pure Wine Brandy, free
from adutteratons or admiXture of ipgredients de-
tr1mental TO health-n0t q Fictitious ii0uor made
OF corn spirits and favoring essences; and II ID
ven adapted from its purity and quality, to take
the place OF French Cognac.
THOMAS ANIIsELL, M D.
Chemical Examiner Patent Once.
WARRINGTON. Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned. having made q careful ex
animation OF samples of Pixies Pure Ohio CAtaWbs
braudy, hereby recommend IL cordially TO the pub
TIC as most excellent srticle worthy Of notice. and
well adapted to medicinal uses whore Q supcrioI
and genuine Brandy II required.
CoRNELIUs BOYLE. NJ d,
A hEMMEs. NJ d.
TFo- sale By WPkTEHsON
Wholesale Druggist l55 Main street.
Sole agent for Rtchmend, Va
ap ,9-d3mdcwIm
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eL1EP Ar EAss AsD IN Pxacn-
DEADsH0T NJ BE0 BUGS "A perfectly re.table
rsposa Put tp In cobyeuienA stsle Prics a ess
Rss nottle just received and for sale at the Apo
w GARLICK, Market Place.
~V@"-S" franklin q, Hichponl
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CLOTHS, OAB0IMkREe AND vI91INQe. :.
Of everJ grade and quality for gentlemen ord bosS
wear. .a-.s
large supply Of HEAVY srAPLs aO0pos ~
6efvAnI9 wear.
Aso, mAgni6cent assortment ol
Blseched aud Brown DHlk11N06
Irish LINENH
Linen eHEETIN06 a s,ss ~ .1z-,.. - = All
Besides many other things. too tedious 70 mea-
don-ai. Of which have besl. purchass0 wlth1as sAe
iast week past IN PhtindelphiA and hsw York. On
the most favorable tesm and vii b sU3d cheap
ior Dash OAl and Sc. aud sxAu1ns Tor yousssasens
At No ~ Main street. 49,.
NH 1S--Ckcw2m INtt 4. 1MITHDk.
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SKIPPING IN THE EAsr-The London Shipping
Gazette ofhe sth instant says At shs latest dates
-cf 2SS sailing ships in China waters. there were,
by the last mall 100 British; and Of 90 loading TOT
different ports "a only bear the English nag 10 10
Hong Koog alone, of 81 vessels, "a are British, 30
American, rs French, Danish, and other nations
cut Of 20 loading, only were British, of tonnage
of 1850 tons, and II we're American, ole tonnage
of 1880. OF the American tonnage z,00o were
laid on for Havana by an English house.
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TEE OBsRLM FuaIfIvE SLAVE CAsx. There 10
now feature In the Oberlin rescue trials at Cieve
land. The two Kentucky Witnesses, Jennings and
Mitchell, called by the prosecution, have been AZ.
rested by the sheriff Of Lorain county, on charge
Of kidnapping John, tho fugitive for whose escape
the rescuers are being tried.
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THs BROOK RA11RoAp.-Tha prciec
MAsos1o HAIL.-Henrico Union Lodge

No. 130, have Just contracted for the erection Of
q neat little Gothic Hall, on 25sh street, near
Leigh, at cost of 5000, and expect TO have It
comp pleted by the 1st Of January next. The
Lodge ID composed Of residents OF Cbnrch and
Union Hills, who are making srrapeements for
laying the corner stone on the l1fh or istn OF
Nav, q which time the knights Tsmplav Of Boss
ton aud Providence will be here on visit, and
will bs invited to participate IL tho imposing cefs
emonies. Church and Union Hills are improving
rapidly, and In . short time will nesd means sor
LuckiIV the site selected for the Masopic Hall 10
upon country road. which is kept passabis oniy
by tho means afforded in tbe etase la.. Eoos
walks, however, are very much needed 70 the
public halls and churches, and 70 provide for
these, tho people ought 70 take the necessary
steps.
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THE STORM IN THE SOUTH wEsT-A NEW
road for Summer travel opened By the salt
Pond Improvement Of NeU Etuer-Fortcard-
| ness of the sedson--Thc political cdnrass.
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TRhJ 6E0lN0 ANU U6OWWB6 VRPHO
4NOO GOODS. INV
Having enlarged and Fentted my store, heg
leave to SAY TO my friends end the publh geo1gA1y,
that am now prepared 70 show one Of the laxook
aud best assorted stocks Of
DRY 000D6
that have ever had the pleasure Of s1hibitine b
this city, comprising general stock Of etaDis and
Fancy Dry Goods. -
GOODS, Of the newest designs. Wis:
Black and Colored SILKS
BEBA0k6. F4# e4ts 80
SHALLI16
1'iLltH;A, tHAssAi:ssl HAEsEs.l
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Rich French Collars and Bets
valencfenes and Honiton Laos do
Cambria, Linen and PjQue Collars and 0etD
Black Crepe Collars and Hets
White do do do
Fresh stock new style Parasols
MANTILLAH-In silk, ChantilIy and yfsnah
White and Black Berage 1hawls and Dusteep
Light Colored Cloth and Mohalr Raglans
Large stock Of Houseke coping 0oods ss.54
Beat Cotton and Linen Goods, FOR servants
All selected with great care and aAtentien ~ ~
best ketail Trads-unsurpaased In prices. euaal1y
and,styles- s.-e-.a = .vs - -. -.
We are retailing best Cotton shirtinu, ehsst
! -sgsr.sF - PkRKIN0 3 CUo
New Cash Etore. l4l 1asls DQuAfs.
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THE FANCY TILT

1n accordance with previous notice quite u
large company OF ladies anil gentlemen, lads
and lasscs assembled at the appointed place to
witness the Fancy Tilt Of the young 81 l"ys''
OF our village. The company being assembled,
the knights mndc their appearance, mounted
upon their "goodly s:ccds,'' and clad in rich
ana gaudy costumes. Aficr 4 few preliminary
cTolu'i"ns the riding commenced, and We were
most "grccahly surprised 10 witness ,hcir excel
lehf '"r1emanshir. Each, We think. nuuittcd
himself with credit. Sir Knight MrCAw. how
e'cf' proved most successful, taking the Ring
every a';emi ii--fo:'r times successfully. The
Judges consequently awarded the ,,rize-a Sill
rer Cnp--to the above named. The affair proved
quite pleasant pastilne. everything passing of
nGrceablv, without The slightest accident. This.
however, was only half Tic show, and our Young
friends adjourned TO the Female Academy, where
further gaIanry. was displayed, aud other
pleasures were enjoyed.
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PROBABLE LOSS.

a Tclc.rnphic ti.ratcl,, to the Charleston .Kcr.
e"rA from Washington City, dated April lit
says:
''S"rious apprchrn>ions arc entertained i.cre
Tor tho safety of the English fiyate ruracoa.
which has now been out thirty seven days. 1t
was on board Of this frigai. that Lord LYONS.
The newly apI"i"trd British Minister, resident
ht aShngton. was passenger"
The same dispatch further says that the Cabinet
were engaged upon Nicarag,an affairs 1t il
understood that Sir WM GouE OrsELir's dip!o.
macy there will be severely scrutlniz"d. The
Government is in doubt as t" the truth Of the
report that Gen. AfIaAMoN had sold the Trhuan
'rpec route hut will not he surprised If the mex,
steamer brings confrmatory advices. IF true,
The administration will tax strong ground against
1t. and reassemble Congress for The consideration
Of the matter.
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SOUTHERN FIELD AND F,REslpr

We have received :.I""sl,"c'u> from I,yrs
GARDENER. Of August, n"u:iiil, hi, i,,u.,.,.,
I" publish Il weekly ;..irr,ry an! h.,Yi.u,ruyal
journal, III Augusta, Ca., wu!, W. W. Mass .,s
Literary Editor, aud DR.. d. Lrs. Ar,i,ul,ur,l
Editor IL is to bc ii Iuarlo form or cirh, rau,s
and I" contain forty columns of reading matt. r.
Mr. GAEbI:fEn announces that it will bc his ain,
:" To establish IL paper that will b. Il y.h;r,. ,f
Information useful 10 Southern planters and far.
mers, and "a repository of Southern thnn,ht. i'm.
ariuatinn and taste in the r,:,Irn, of I,,,r.,,,r.
and Art aud 10 obtain for il such an c,,.n, ,f
ratr"nag" ana success as will justify III. most
liberal compensation {" all its contributors. -
Able and experienced Editors nr. rnruccJ and
steps are in progress to secure cnn,rihu,inus from
the most p'e">ing Southern writer's. nf both
s"A"s Much la'rn, talent will h" lronuh, to
light. and furnish some agreeable su,riscs T.,
Southern people.
''Fuil many gem. "f pur-s. .ny serene"
will flash hct""" their lnrimu eyes, and cnu., =
generous glow Of pride in Southern genius.
"Th" Agricultural E,licr viii b. Dr. D,xIr,,
i.tr, thr distinguished Professor Of Agriculture.
i'll the | niv"r>iiy of Grorc cin-".linr for many
Yeas past .; ta >,.,tl,crn tu,ivntur. and i,
leading contributor (" Ilrnv Northern o,r;.uI
t"ra' Journals of 'h" highest rcluta;ion'
Th- first number will he ISSUED on ~. .s,h of
May neat. T:ru,-$!."O per Year, ca-i, IL AL
vance.
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A NE w BOOK.

An analytical Grammar and Dictionnyy. BY
T. t. DAVIS. Principal Of Business School,
SPartant"rg District. $. C.
The author politely called upon and presented
"s the ether day. with n copy Of This truly
Southern and admirable work. We say "Sou.h-
ern," because Mr., DAVIS is Southern born aud
educated. This consideration alone should con,
mend the work to universal Southern patronage.
independently Of this, however, its intrinsic mer.
ills. if examined, will place it in the hands of NIL
who take interest in tho studies of which il So
luciay treats We know no work, which has
appeared in our day, so we'll calculated TO impari
thorough knowledge of the English language.
1t is complex treatise" containing, in the
language OF the authrr, IA system for analy-
zing words, an analytical Grunmar and Die.
tionary. together with plain, comp ellensibIe,
aud practical system of Book Keeping will,
Bills. Drafts Checks. Notes, &c, &c; and a sys.
tem Of Arithalatical Rules aud Examples, rem.
dered plain mud easy by a constructive process"
No teacher, no student, no planter should be
without it.
The author was in our village getting snbscri
bers. and we are glad 10 have it to say that hi.
visit amongst us was not in vain. lie added
many names TO his list. Wherever he goes. we
bespeak for him and his book favor and uat.
roDagc.
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IN" F"sh""s IN N,,c lnyk- I,., .rl,,,
Wa "nrrnin" Day" unn,r tl.. ,nn,i; T',
,''h VA" daE on which III" ,,i.,iu, + .,,;,. -,
'hr Sr''n@ w"r'' suffered i" bloom ,,,,l, W;r
'!,., ''S'" nom lis winter retreats. and
sp''kh"i from hundreds Of iu,l,y. .r T
i''" P"""rS contain lruglh-nrd nrcuuut. ,f ,hc
event Their desc, ip,,os of iL,. ,,.,. = 4,
~" c"I'i"nt nLd thrilling The mus, Lr,lI;,r,
narrator tells us that the "s,,i.s of ,h,. n,..,,
S"ar are s'rik'ngy--lct us frankly say h-fo.
''ny "ean'i'ul. The sumptuo,s soul of thn..
e&'ravngant little Eugrmic is in them nu" TIo
".'"''S a," no less c!aboratrly set forth, B.viu
"'nG Il, IN" top, w" learn that bonncts have ry.
P'h"'h title, and have assumed n Mor;,
STUART ar""p III front; that their capcs hay,
sehs'hiy diminished; and that the nrincin,l NM
'''''''S are chip, tul'c and Grape, with few oruu
s's ,h''' u" fashion of robes is less imperative
@ "',' ''S' year. although tn. pnrnpa dnur seems
% W. " "''"l II vague hut, as for the corsarc. =.
S "' c"' III amy way TIA" wcarrr pIens,s NM
-! "',' ID" hSi;iy. Sleeves have receive I'd InuIJ,
I.I,,n' an entirely new stylr. known as tho
''"' y, has been invrn:"d -, is Il "h,li h;,s
m,,r,,.. :.' open halfway up the arm, and
L,nJ :, .r, T''" /" dep TALL gathered in T.: Iacsc
,., inrf" Is ais" the square opru ,l..vr
''"" III" ih'i bias with ,irop cur skirts an. mn,
'"''H, }. seems J.Ht The ,.o,hlr. sk irI arm,
""'''l WITH Tia" new Dahl, l,iinmiur viii Il.
''r ''''''f" "i ia" Spring. rh, trimming j; yrrv
,I S'''''"' an;! Is imported o., all WIDTHS
i! r"''i>. lm skirts III" u,,,.r ON. - .n,.,;,,,,
open III III" >.!", the irimnin.. r,,u,;r., ,,,,,'
up Ie L" th" c"rsaG.. But they arc
""'" Ion. and v"i, iui' Ball dresses ;, ;. ~.
or ',i' must have doubt" sk;r,> and b. mad. nj
,sn''S 81 material aS iuli". Grape. figured
S'nz" ~ t"le'"n. BAL STOVES ai.. mad. sl,nr,
ana are sometimes c"vrr.. will, "A Ions, L.,p,,;,,
s"ev" called I'll" "'lnii>Jue. Flowers ar, m,,.
''>''! provided for "v"m, toilet, For oui.r
e'''l'ni>, Tia" following: appear t" b,. .l,cild
upon --;'t"r"In@ toilet. hrlr,nuuS .f .,h. WON,
'''" \'Si'ii'g i"i'"t l"ii>s" "i velvet, black
'" c''"": Ih ia" fh:itIrr al: tnut.;tlns there -
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-04-07
WHY is 1T SO1

II frequently happens that VIC are requested
10 copy Prospectus, or notice Edi,orinlIy, some
projected newspaper enterprise. AS matter Of
courtesy. we usually comply with the request,
especially where our little banll:ng would not
tie an equivalent as an exchange; hence we
thought it right 10 do something in the way Of
advertising |" compensate for the difference
H"t not less frequently it happens. that nf er we
have rendered the quid pro q~o i'll this way, We
are d"";"d an exchange There may he reason
IN such conduct but We must confess that we
are nnah. to comprehend it. In this ctnnec.
ti"n we would m"nton, ms one instance of thi.
k'"'i Of dealing, the non receipt Of the Wash
IngtOn States