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UNDERTAKING.
TFEE UNDETERMINED RE-

THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
SyszE ssxSsss-zy TURNS his thanks 10 his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years He is prepared to furnish COFFiNS of
all sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances OF
all who feel disposed to bury their fenis genteeliy
SHEETS, SHR0UDS, &c. on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
au 9-3m* Agent for JOHN NErTLEs.
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CHEWING T0RACCOS.-ApTicot. Pride of
s = Loniss Nsnd saitanra. Light Pressed and I'm
sWeetaheq NATURAL eat also. Indispensable, 0fO-
noko and Iope s ssSE NSseeSs for saIs q
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n GREAT REDUCTION IN Ttf m
Lf PRICE OF HATS AND Bo0tSr-A
~ From 10 to 20 per cent. saved by buy
EIA ing from j. III. ANTHONY,
MN Columbian Hotel building.
Mossskin Hats of best quality, SIS 50: do. second
quality, o.; fashionable SILK Hats se; hEe cali
skin sewed Boots %; Cons sess oaiter Boots. -
nne calf skie sewed Shoes, 2 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY ha4 made arrangements with
one Of the LEST makers IA The city of Phiaeeiphls
10 supply HIM with handsome and substantial cal
sRin sewed BOOTS. which he viii sell at the ungre-
csdented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc 23-dkwtB
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SAM'L r. HALVES L. son,
MEDICINES, &c.

l. IN THE WORLDi
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
TRANSFORMERS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by che mist. and is pro-
nounced by medical men and those who have used
il. to he the best preparation for COUGHS, COLDS,
CATARRH, BRQNCH tt S, HOARSENESs.
tive of that lion of diseases. CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant ts
the taste sotens, clears and strengthens the voice,
allays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taxing cold.
ia Bottles IS and SO cents and 81.
n. B-Ifyou are bilious and have n bad cold,
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the system
Twenty five cents box. Sold by all Druggists in
Richmond. Sc l6-6n
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AZ. J.. 5. ROSES 1pECT5itA NJ

nk. ;. =. ROSES Il z L 4 II y
foRc e cnoSsf sYFPffF on gbEhT rt co
ASTHMA, SPLITTING Or BLOOD, BR0NCHf
It's, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
Tins 81 rup, having stood the test OF many years
experience rs a remedy for irritation or Infiamma
ton of the LUNGS, Throat, or Bronchla is acknow
lodged By all To he a remedy enineEtly superior L
other known compounds used ior the reilei ant
radical cure of Coughs and CONSUMPTION.
In compromising Cough Syrup Tor general use
the physician--for none but a Physician should at
tempt preScription-is compelled, from his know
ledge of the constitution and constituted parts o.
man, to avoid entirely the addition OF dru2S ina
ia any way tend to do injury. bis object IS moi
only to canse symptom. such IS COu2h, TO STOP
but il is also expected of regularly EDUCATED doc
tor that he should cure his patient raqcaliy-"
the pretsnder may allay Cough by his opium and
squills. moiasses and lanGanum, antlInnny, NOR
phia and wild cherry bark, and not be 2be
for the after health of his patient. Many OF the
nostrums of the day have power 10 stop Cough,
and the deluded victim Is lUiIed INTO an ncurable
form of disease. or perhaps death -.
Although a cough may ARISE from variety OF
causes. which still continue TO operate, such as
Tubercles, AbScess Chronic inflammation Of the
Lungs, Liver, Bronchla; &c, &c. still the Lungs
are the orsans compelled to do the coughing, and
consequently produce consumption.
Dr. j. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP will not only
cure cou9h but IN all cases prevent that LION OF
es-C0NSUMPTI0N.
For Bowel Complalnt DlaTrhTa; Dysentery' Dr.
Us. RIOS Els CARMINATIVE BAl.SAM IS the
gost Ts9be rem}eayIPrfel % centT Dr. j. +
cures Choic, PAINS in, the STOMACH or bowels
Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises, Pains IN the LIMBS,
Joints, Spine Disease. or any pam, internally or
externally-price y, Is and 50 cents. The Doctor
has had ample time to test these remedies IN his
practice for IS years Depot sos Arch street, PhI-
depilla. .
9Th Richmond. Va.
r. B.-We most positively say to the public take
none of our medicines without the written sigma
tnre over the cork and on the outside wrapper of
pap ut Isp j y. N N,
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90 BEAUTIFUL. FARM NEAR RICH
- MONU EOR SAL L ==Tha rdaza,.x.Iaa

NUM- FOX SALE.--The undersigned. lind
ing that his business requires his residence in
Inc CITY, oEsTs mt private sale, the beautiful
country place. at which he now resides called
,Occaneeehy." on the Westham and Grove Street
Roads three miles from the city. The tract con-
condition. The HOUSE is built of brick, and con-
taIns eight rooms; exclusive of store room, tea
SERVANTS APARTMENTs, are ample. ' md I'm n
GOOD repair. The STABLE, CART iGE-
HOUSE. and COW HOUSES, are larze md in
good order. The GARDEN and ORCHARD are
well stocked with Young and choice fruit trees
The Yards prettily land of, and supplied with
many beautiful flowers, evergreeHs and shade
trees II is rarely that desirable place is offer
ed for sale, and he invites the attention of those in
want Of really beautiful retreat near the city
TO call and examine it. He can be found at
home every evening after 4o'clock, and will take
pleasure III showing il TO any one wishing to pur-
chase. If not disposed of privately, il will be offer
ed at auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Oc-
tober next For terms, &C., apply to
oc I2-dtds JOHN z. WREN
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A VIRGINIA RENEDY.-MRS. DAVIS
IA COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known reme-
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years. and has always proved eficacious in
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March %, 1854.
Mr.. G. G. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing yon that . Mrs. DAVIS Cough Ehxir,'i /
pnrchashed OF yon has acted like charm upon my
ht lie daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases of Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. | regard
my Judgment no family oaght to be without it.
A. WILEs,
Pastor of the NJ. Z. Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher & Winston,
Mispaugh Il Johnston, ]. w. 6arlick, E. J. Picot,
A. Bodeker end Chas. ID. Yale, Richmond.
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i.EsYL - CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.--
NTtilS The subscriber has on hand. nj his Coach
S5f-t1 Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
10y between Main and Cary 18th and i4th streetsl
TEES, BARoUCHES. BUGGI Els with and without
tops, and SuLkfE S-all of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship-ali of which will
be sold AZ low Al good work Of the kind can be in
the CITY Of Richmond, and respectful, ask call
line, as / am determined to make to order and 10
sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work sod
that is new, warranted. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
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WA. B. DAVIDSON.

- LAND FOR SALE...I offer for sale INV
FAkM OF 2561a ACRES, on the Isnz I,ridae
- Road, twelve miles east OF Richmond and
late pr. Mettcrt, Nathan Darby and Others. Sad
Land produces well of wheat, corn, TOBACCO. &c.
and more can be added il necessary For terms
ac.,twhich VIII be accommodating, J apply 10 The
subscriber, on the premises ~ '"'
oc I4-I2t* JAMES w CARTEL M n
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WM. SATfLER & Co.,
LMP0RTERs AND pEALERsIN .
Oils, PAINT6, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
bRUSHES.--We received BY the late steamsr q
large supply 81 Painters and Artists' Brushes, OF
cur clatnxunfH.
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a UCTIOS GARD.-The subscriber ogars hi.
"A services az AUCTl0NEER to the citizens OF
u. aad the public generally pledsing his
paItcslas attention TO all sales entrusted to his
care, Iess}Fsa assured his experience as an Anc-
toaees va snslts him to share Of public patron
"a OMce in rear of D. n Jones' store, No. u
siain street--ertrance in the alley.
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WARNER l.. WARING-I.ATE WARTNG
W PEARC Ej-Wholesale and retail deaier
~ mn RRGt's, y EDiCINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN.
and select assortment of FANCY ERTIci,ES
above 9th. " N Ssioo''
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1.-THE firm OF HARRIS x
IL MOORE is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent All persons having claims against the firm,
will present them for payment; and all those IN
dehted To the firm, Will call on E. c. MOORE aud
settle their accounts-E. Q. Moore being aiene au-
thorzed to the name of the firm in the settle
ment and collection OF debts.
JOHN A. HARRIS,
L. C. MOORE.
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IUhk Ely RED, &c.
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
ity.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, Of various qualities and
patterns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Havxg exclusively in our employ an experienced
ard competent upholsterer, we are prepared, when
desired, to make up Curtains in the latest STYLES,
carpets in the best manner, to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oii-Cloth. &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
2S-61myvSt< MI al
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<~1 NOTICE. -.Having rented the large and
DENOMINATIONS store lately occupied by Mann y.
IA mond. Va. beg to inform the public and my
friends generally that, ia with gentle
and whoss name will duly appear, intend ia open
DRUG STORE. on about the LIST Dec; next. or
JAMES H. PEARCE.
Late of the firm of Warning pearce,.
nrug n
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q, rs THos. J. MoNCURK.
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

RICHMOND, Va,
oher their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
CORN; WHEAT, FLOUR, and ALL KINDS OF
fAoDCCh TO which they will devote their entire
ia Office near Shoekoe Warehouse.
is-ilS
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hiahest bidder. on the 10th of NOVEMBER
-. u next, the TRACT of LAND on which / nov
RESIDE II u is not sold privately before that tine
J, ne Tact contains 2i5 10 acres more than one
third oi which Is in WOOD, the balance IN a sssi
thy state of improvement " All
he euildings consist Of large comfortable 4
houses. ous-
g Ihese is an excellent ORCHARD, and ma rood
:, This land lies within u nile OF CharIotte q n
NJ NJ; Churches IN the village, and an excererr
DC A-t9N WAL r. DayIpsor
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DRINiE ROLL BUTTER. --Just to. hand, q
1 small hot. very NICE; Atso-a general assert
Main street, corner 18th, formerly occupied by Mr..
z; NJ Morgsn. and more recently by Mr.. q; l..
Thomas, where would re p!eas Sc, TO see my for
ner customers. BROOKE PLEASANTS,
Oo Hts Agent.
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ezznN GEO. j. SUMNER s. CO.. IMPORT
AAAyERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS
AND EARTHENWARE,N NO. % PEARL
w STREET, RICHMOND, VA. are now
daily receiving their Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE, mostly of their own inipoIta-
ton, and embracing the most modern shapes OF all
the best manufacturers. Their stock of GLASS
WARE. L0OkING-GLASSES. FANCY CHIN A,
BRITANNIA. PLATED WARE and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, is more extensive than
ever before, making up most complete assert
ment.
. We urgently invite the attention Of the mer-
chants of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee,
to an examination of our stock this season, and
claim that fce can ard IctA do tce for them IN
aHrespects, any regular Northern Yspdektns
6OaSe
Intending to remove on the LIST January to our
new warehouse now in process OF construction, we
wish to reduce stock to avoid risk and expense
in moving. and shall offer large inducements to
our customers.
Orders will receive prompt and faithful attention.
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
an a. DIM
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MOTICE.-The concern of READY SNEAD
~ is this day dissolved by the withdrawaiof WIN.
w. sNB.D. All persons indebted to tho aaid con IN
against the concern will present them to MN.
READy. AS he assumes, and is alone responsible,
AoA sA's ~ = w. w. SNEAD,
WM. READY.
Rtnh,nond Sept q, 1862 ne 26-Im
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NOTICE. 1.-The undersigned returns his thanks
- to the friends and patrons of the late concern
q Of HAIRS 4, \ MOORE. He will continue the
AS heretofore. and for the present can be found at
the old stand. where he will be happy to receive
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TIAN PIXXiNf.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
.~rD ,,,.,-r FOREIGN FIR UTTS,
land REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER.
Keeps always on hand the Iarsest and freshest
stofik OF FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES &c
aug 10 continually receiving, by every steamer and
stllinS packet, additional supply Call at the
che ap store OF JUAN PIZZlNI, 1913 Main ST.
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With full assortment of RUGS, Db H Rk IS,
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS. PIANO md TABLE
COVERS, lsome spiendid,I BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS. tour stock and assortment of
which is unsurpassed in any house in VIrsinla:)
BROCATEL,
DAMASK,
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rARPETiNGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We especially invite residents of, and visitors to-
the city IT, examine this stock of CA R.
PkTfNGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C., which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any we have before offered, and which we
now have ready 10 exhibit at cur Carpet Ware
rooms. No. 50 Main street.
Giving our individual attention to this business,
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers. we are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, prices Toner
taaa can otherwise ordinarily be Afforded in the
following description of goods, viz:
CARPETINGS:
VELVET,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY,
INGRAM,
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JAMES Y. BRoWNE,s

A., oKNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
sh street., next to the Mechanics Institute.
n 4koN RAlLlNGS; DAHS, BALCO-
TaEs. sh Ans SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
syn am Sei!zr DOohS and every other kind of
InoS HoRk for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
EA- Particular attention < rem to uclosiug Burial
Lots IN the city and country.
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DERkINS co..
CASH STORE.
No. l4i Eagle Square,
Have by recent arrivals received the largest
stock of rich DRESS GOODS they have ever Of
fered. ~
Rich DRESS SILK, cheaper than ever retai!cd
before; ,,,,o,
Very large stock rich Paris DE LANES
ROBES;
Rich Paris DE LANES. by the yard;
Very large stock Rept and SatIn-F aced M T.
RIN0S:
VALENTiAS and POPLINS. solid and striped:
ALSO.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, and SHAWL IN great
variety; .L
All the ne west styles marked at the lowest cash
prices to force Immediate sales. r.
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TIE ARTESlAN SPRINGS.

fFHIS fashionable place Of resort for 1-m}
pleasure and health, has been pur. IIssSeR
chased bysthe undersigned and thorough '--A''
ly repaired and refulnishcd, and will be opened
for the accommodation of the public on the 10TH
DAY OF MAY.
Being determined to keep the ARTESlAN
SPRINGS HOTEL open two seasons, whether he
makes money or not, the undersigned will spare
neither pains nor expense to make the place what
it should be, and altogether worthy ofthe patron
age Of the public H1a
Four-Horse Coach will run daily, connecting
with the Express Train to Pickeus' Station on the
Mississippi Central Railroad 81 miles from the
Springs, and hack will be in readiness at the
depot at all times to convey passengers going up
on the 10 o'clock train.
aas~ ine Bind of Music will be employed
during the season. u
1t is expected that Gen. 7. C. McMackin will
have the charge of the house. If he should be
prevented from taking charge some other COM
petent person win be employed.
W. r, LUCKETT.
April 2, 1852 (Sttf
p S. AL! persons visiting the Springs and de
string letters to reach them, will have them direct
ed to the care Of the PROPRIETOR Pickens Station
Holmes Co, Miss,
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1Az0O CITY, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 1889
}I)Os4gg>
THOUGHTS.
Translated from the German ofEdpard DorSch,
BY CHARLES r. BUNNR.


Traaslated from the German ofEd@ard Dorsch,
BY CHARLES R. BUNNR.
Revised, corrected and republished By the
Author, from his elition of April End, 1858.
Winged like creations of Anacreon,
Here past me glides the sister train Of Houries ;
Right at my side lovely team draws on
Of Ledas' egg, or sparkling golden showers;
Perhaps thought of dying LadiOn,
And of the vengeance of jealous amours,
But from the Orient strews Aurorls hand
The frsting roses over sea and land.
And now It's day; the torpor of the night
vacates its reign, which sober thoughts supply.
Thus oft we see what in the wizard light
OF Luna laughed, at daylight fade and die;
Like to Lemures-sc in youthful pride,
We warm them transformed spectres fitting by,
And in the end of pleasures wild behests,
Repentance brings her unlimited guests.
When once Demosthenes, in Lais lap,
Orations dreamed in glorious ease and pleasure,
He well saw a consequent mistap,
And wisely saved his pile Of golden treasure
" will not take to Tartarls a step,
For one brief moment of yoluptuous pleasure
Twas thus he spoke and in time as brief
He turned away and took from Coiinth leave.
On, ayarice, that plucks but profits rose
Who should repent that one has lived and
revePd?
Does spring repent Of changing wintry prose
On fresh green boughs, where wreathles hang
disheveld
Must every pleasure which around us grows,
Be pierced to find that part at profit leved?
And does not weigh on our hearts portion
A drop of bGss-more than of PUN an ocean?
And thou, whose brow grows dark at minstrel.
strain
Cold, stoic one cook of prcsy crust
You bruise and soil the butterfly, to gain
To little fact:-what watts him oer the dust
Oh, would the solar coursers' golden rein
To the awhile thee charioteer entrlst
That thou cen, with thy sober eye, mayest see
Twin sisters link d-Romance and Poesy
NO BTlel 10 niue. AS lneulOIy Will even
Awake emotions Ger faded love,
So, also, here: the oak by lightning rven,
Waves yet for years its boughs to skies above
The dear one, who creates a moments heaven
The sweetheart, who to-day our breast cal
move
She leaves the bosom where she once would res
For years and years with sweet remembrance blest
Shoald Semele repent the blissful day,
When Cronion's gaze dispelPd the dreamy
gloom?
The poor Papilio on the dazzling ray
Has burned his wings; consigned him to tn
tomb.
He lived awhile-'twas 50 his will they say;-
Aye well to those whose lives bid moral
bloom
The winter weeps at spring, but Age will drear
Itself to Youth again in memOry's beam,
No grief is mine Each impulse I received
In hours brief, will ever thoughts control;
And had each for centuries conceived
Not btlder could they stand before the soul,
The worlds poor-with many wounds aggrevec
But fortune heals, then hastens to the goal,
Oh! frown then not, if in life's hazy hours
l deck my garland with few flowers
TENToXIA, June 30th, 1859
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SUFFERING OF A WOUNDED AUsrRIAN.-
A correspondent, wiring from the seat Of
war, says:
After having gone over the ground near
the village, entered several Of the houses
which hal been sacked by the Austriaus-
In one of them a wounded Austrian soldier
had been discovered only two days before.
A ball hal passed through his thigh, and
the unfortunate man had the resolution to
remain concealed f5r four days behind
large wine cask, without food, and suffering
severely from his wound He was half dead
from pain and fear and yet dared not show
himself. The night after the ba'tlo he
ba strength enough to dress his wound by
covering it with c5lorad handkerchief, but
the dye Of it had brought on violent inaama-
ton. He is row in the hospital M Yogbora.
The forttude shown by the wounded Aus
trian during four days Of priyat On and suf-
foriug has its source in the exaggerated fear
which had been excited in his mind with
regard to the French soldiers The Austrian
Generals have represented them 10 be SO
many sayages, and stated that they put all
their prisoners to death.
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WOODEN WEDDING-A pleasant affair
took place at the residence Of Mr.. Isreal
Lombard, Jr., West Newton, Mass, on
Tuesday evening last-it being the fifth an
njvusary of his wedding. A large party of
the invited, assembled and had a social time.
About 10 o'clock the gents privately retired,
and soon returned, in procession, each being
laden with articles of wooden ware, varying
in size from a wash tub to a clothes pin, and
numbering in all, about one hundred and
fifty pieces. After depositing them in the
parlor the company was called to order by
Mr. n 7. Allen who made a very humorous
presentation speech, in which hetook occasion
to alude to several incidents in the courtShip
of the recipients, which caused much merri-
ment among the younger members of the
party. Mr.. Lombard, though taken by sur
prise, made a capital impromptu speech, and
in feeling manner thanked bis friends for
their kindness.
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A New INvrNnoN.-Our worthy friend,
W. A Smith, has invented dining table,
which we conceive to be decided improve
ment in the way of tables. It's dimensions
are FIVE feet in diameter, fifteen feet in cir>
cumfereuce, the leaf being made round, ad
mits of two or more persons to dine at it
than would common table made after the
old four cornerod fashion The use Of this
table dispeuses with the necessity of having
servants for the purpose Of passing the
dishes round, as there is small leaf in the
centre of the 6tst one, which is elevated an
inch above the first leaf, and supported by q
small rod, which works in pivot and re-
wolves the centre leaf round, conveying tho
dishes and their contents from one individual
to another around the table, SO that each
person around it may be his own waiter
Morton (MsS.) Observer
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A PARAILEL-A Paris correspondent Of
the London Globe writes
At the lest struggle between Austria and
Franco, half century ago, the names of
the dnamqtiS persona, who performed on
the European boards, tally so wonderfully
with the corps dramabque displayed to pub
lie view, when the curtain rose again on the
revival of the same play this month, 1859,
that the bill of entertainment needs no alter,
alton:
Dram psrs., 1919. Dram. p;r5., 1859.
Alexander I, Gar Alexander II.
Fred VIM /, King Of Frederick William II.
Prussia.
Franz |, Kaiser. Franz Joseph H.
Plus vi, Pope Plus TX,
Napoleon l. Protagonisis Napoleon III.
Victor Emanuel /, Slvo- Victor Emanuel
yard
Ferdinand l. Lazzarone. Ferdinand H.
George ", first gentle George v, acting at Han
man in Europe. over