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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

30 o. &NIts ln5ue Sct0snltufs gu IS Gent,
bjujs ,u IS &tS.; 10000 9arps irani6ii}bc 81
gauciee 9GcrnrttS riuiubc uuo ~9eitretitc gd
reyes Icne Vamn gu 124 Gto., mrrtb 20 Gcnt
ihGns icjnc @tu9bumO Su l24 Gte.; 5000 gpe.
ia color @olieo su 6 uuD s Gta., mcrtt 10 unc
II GtI.; BOO Dalnrn. buffers III muir so GtS. !;
iawaus ieierne 2Ge' SbuplS uuO Wantjuac al
So. A nab g, Gle anoeypGrts Nas DoppeItc tcilen.
Dc ktlte NuSwobl ron Scnuenlhtrmcn Suu 90
an. Grtsulou StirtS, nc id6nlte Nuspo6t, pon
% @tS. an. Ialheutiher you 5@te. an. Stella
obewlS ,u 81, biui9 iIr SO. Den bcItcn ]arblctds,
ten Cotton, wsrtb l Sbiutna, ;u 122. 10. 8 unr
Gin reGt cutter Elrtifsl leItit fur6 9te. 100 8un
net 3cuhcS, ppn 10 GtS. an. iur @Gifte rec
prcicS, wae in Whlincrp StUres b~crrd1uct miro.
Etoife fur 6trrus unp &uabcu &lcjpcr. Gbef
lambric unp Smib Ntusliu. @amtrie 8anee
10 SplorS. Yiajn @in9bomS fir Scnntts unp
. inesrpbs StusrabI l~onitt9er @rtitel Su au6eror.
sfutIih 'b,aigcu Yrctisu.
SciepG &traHs, gp. 81 Mainlr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
u, &oortcr n. 6 um p,
q putbe Ter unp Drug6th,
9ip. 10 Ofnin-StrnEe.

Dalttno FUR roS bjStT cr>ecnnent 3utrauen britt e.,
artrr ,S%dt6cncnS pEcny9icr %%ericnUns, NaieIbe aud ferner.
bin az crb0ltCn. q,
&eespte pcren Su iCcr Belt tstj las upo gia6tl errypt
uub 0tntBCabaft okacfu6rt.
Nae Spytrn 8urbclCfC, 6ttfcr9I0S, 8~thb6uSct,
GieGrrgr. Gout~, J0us Gub SdAupftohGf bCitane:q al
. lib uni merNsn N bCn biuiailcn Nrc.ien ~YrrsauiI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Sicfo.11,t.l~sG >mnacm.
Goods s. Fancy. Store
am 9lcuen Osorfss.


am giCuell DSortts,
I r Gdr Der Sroar- nno 6tr StraEe.
Q. W. q Q fe II 3 c~mpitcbtt Ieine,
;reunren uap Gem Yuttfum Icin gut a%Iprtjrtri
'a9er pm Ser 3 2 @aarcn, bic III osn tiujs
zen Trsilrn abas&eteh perrsn. 1853
H7s Scorsc u abrinsn,aum's
% Via so tel nm D BE oura
Cruiser &upp'S 6cten, % e
@ Np. 4S4 Qcuulylpauia %9lpcnu.,
iipilbsn sti,b UNI 6psr]onO a. bali Streets,
9SolbingtCu. .. g.
0st tt'lsnrt Ypblitam mt, in Oieent 6ctci 81,
re4oe.tltc GuIte0lne rtC GeSienut9. geoia9ungsu n3sie
DerobieBuu8 Ger prellr pou @pbien.
Die YrtiltsV GOf; fthb Sis aaf wsitta GaGyi&F iu
Mat: "r5rrist1i Sff1I
Srft 9unp Sole ~. s5.5o per 9coO. 3
6SrS S spIe. 9 Ssio, :Drrn 80 T" sn >
Steitn graln iurplse muF Gote ais pas 6iaisifte gene,
cItoS!!taiertol eteler Scairn auGdebea ipcroee.
Seein9uHSen: SadtjablunS bein, o ,teucn peer 26tttfe-
Bic Gcben.gqrSs tcFnrcn nd Gee Der 10. strest uni
SAITH uhb Gdt Der 6. up S59rbilr.. iutIidb pom Canal.
-9.SI Sno. 3. 8ertD, N9ent.
Tener. Mn'b 81 s1rinc=SaNefttram3
Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Com
Die eim Bona 6ioe Gapttal pom $500, 600 beibt
'to i'm Sabre 1882 purh ole 8eiebgebuna
pUn Sirsinicn cingeirBt ruroe.
@erfthcrurgtn rcrbcn ourb oiele aItc Genlpteuic or.
tbetlt unttr BEN g%unlti9ittn Yeoin9tn!sen ee9;n neuer- unc
16IierltGccn an @i9Cnitum Ouei @r,, ale: 66uier, Wcus
Be-, @uer UNI 2Baarrn dttr Mrt, ionpbI IN Der St0ct.
ale aud i'm Sauec. uuo pcrbsr bic NeucfcnbrR Iue,GbGuns
gen prompt: secntet.
es- 6ur Die poltte unS Die Gufrasne Oeriu p~ertd,srr.
ocu @taeullGnb lpigp uihte bcre6htt.
Sfnee Wp. l3l @loiuir., &idncab, 3D., ei1c Ebur
datrrpalb OR G<epdi6 Ofiec-
%. g. GowaySin. 9riFb.
Riui1m @u;s s.. scra FGl-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
InNer.%% plnNnNiktc!

Dcu @itsltfcern 3ur gtabTl@t. bas ietcn
Dounerltas, Nbrnb6 $ lbr, reaeImd6tac Grsr,
ctrr- usbungsn III pcr MILITARY 0aa" itGrtinpen.
9eoru ,cbten Dpancritans i'm Oiouot
Tnret pic mpnatliGe Scriammiuus N 2p'oIe
rce 9errn Sdao ltatt.
6~aGracpcr, orb. ScrA.
$500 gba. Quail Srealis Bacon, 10 lie~cr0 lu
|. 1872 psrtCr
GanYoS Ren,udp Senrs, HnS s Gicrcts % 5ans, nebE
pjcleu auSsren GitifrH erbietsn ipeben
g9m. g9auoce SS6ne
90, DOC SIS. 'Spob's 6Os 8onnb Sanity 8a-
tan, 50 Gabcn bei sGm. Walate S6anc.
Durd pcrlonliAe @infGuf? i'm gieroen 6iN
i'd III rem StonO scirst, meincu gsebrtrn &wu.
BEN eun por5I8Iitsst Eager Der tciten Giaarren ie'
scr @rt uno OualitGt ,u auSndbm1mciie Till,
gen 0rsilcu cfetiren su tStncn. @lcibiaus en-
pftbls i'd mein pohIofprtirtet 2a3cr pou Naub<,
&au- uRo Shnupi 6abat, Ofetier alice Dirt aur
lonitige Nvtifci, pie in einem Gjgdrrsnr@eltait
gem6bnli1 sslucht pereen. I'm einr '~etfdIist
2lnli6t ieine5 GaaerS ti.tet y. 9te frnieIb,
gio. l94 SrUaolra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Marlt,pr 9grbciten>
Sacpb Sineent

Nfanufactnrer pcn itoltcrifaen une omerifoni.
ltpen Narinor. Wrnumrutcn, 9ei6enleinen ier,r
Nrt uno aaer in ririt0 GelAAft etnidlaaenper
Mrbelicn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Stbt aus naA
NO. 81 M0saGro8c!
Sle kiuiai!en Nrp @ccos in O(ihmpnrI

DIe F|lll9l!fn Drp Wccos IN NitInonol
5000 SaroS it5ne seoradte Gattme ppn s 6is S Gerto.
merits l4 Gt0. In0ne 0dpue ppH S H0 u Cts; bic If6u.
ten 9tulttr Unp bette Qualtt6t Spn Sacpn.tS, Sruonbico.
SorCg,s ~ ben ~biui9itsn 9reiltn; ih6n; Sancp-Siffs N
80 Gts., rcers9 IS, onbere ~ 81, Sl.25 Hub mebr; ihmar;,
SeioentoHe III as SIS. une a%ufw6rt5; Stella Sbawls ~
81 uno a%ufpdrtS, in aaeu Uarbcn, w,.tb Den p~rctiabsu 9e.
unb etai9e ~ SIS, Die anter>pdrl5 ooS Gpppelts fuiicn; Lib.
9arolU!s uRo Grtenljon S,irlS psn % &c. an %aufp6rtS, bic
b~ili5lteu in RtdnOno; bic feinteu franl. 9teeoIesnpn,S
Gables collars wo Garibrie Sanrs gum 6albsa @,;iic;
bleod;p uno erepn Stirling, 5ststil9, 9iaOp> cafe, MuS.
lin, Gciptlin9, Sable Gletp, Oil GIOtb, CARPETS, GOmbricS
Gbeds uue SUiB Nu5ltnb su erlt0uuenspcrtb etqictn lerci.
fen; Gaciee tSait;rs nil 9teIe ,u 81, $I.2j mo ~auip6yte :;
9larctee, So uro 9cof. Tin Scute nit btcl5 ;u Sl.l2I
Sno autpNrtS; NtileS uuo &bl0ten's 00ucIS IN allen Fars
ben uuo 81 allen 9rtilen. non 25 Cts. an aufpSrte; feiuc
Gables Slippers ~ 90 SIS; Msn'S Slippers III 62I Cts.
fsms 9el'ei S' u 81 @lo.i 9rtor0 Sizes, GonRreB @a;tcrs
CttLsitn 9d9Iht THr pfrrsn, &naben unc SeroautS.
s5ef % bis 80 psf. i2sren toiu, sebe pbne GdTmex mad
81 Mdiu6r. Seiepb 5trQXc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

5ntidCn 9Iidtmenp H.. Ne,p 9lpri.
Die ttietn erpBen unS brouem rinorrihtst,n CO So
H N u59nicStpmI" nne ,,@oanCftn mrrStn Dem lrciicnStn
s ymsssII IN S CUR 3 s si@ y ing es s9 .mpfsSlsn; Der 8aSrprtjs
SHs y q W SelnH Rl. Sttt unb 5pit SIS, unb i'm 3gi-
SSss,.a 1i6 - 1niseirpn" psrI6st tbren NboTf an
9SasttS lsoen Distlsas AM 4 ubr Ratmitiaas, wSb,cnc pic
"sEesnetsa ieesll GreitoF mn 6 lbr atenS6 Ssn Gits Npin,
ielsert. N'cr eoS Ietfere 9~amrfldiT benntrn mill bct ~,
tSsn untsrseit&ntten Gin 6atrbinct III i6ltn. - y" F~
9GlaSepreis ue,t 3rrfpIt $500. ''"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
1869. Orr @7roH@. 1860.
G!sGee uxt fca6te :sstr:teS Gcatr rs.
0ertlt. unp NtGt;rr&SGartn
9Gbujeffle atna 9i:i6iL

Il Soieee t5traus,
SirA 81 Iainar

sl1. 81 IiainRr.
SHc6tn pr Sroncr erbaIter Den er0Ettn uns rei61ru
Scrra!h Uau 6erba~ unb gBtnttr~g - aQren. Ser
je Stn hieigeu 9ublitum In o~erar;j9tn 9riteln pTerirt
r9crctu ut. Cebaac BON 10 GiS. uno 56ber; DelaireS in
lb0Een 4iutern. fejn uro greg emarirt, su IL, 20 uro Is
Ste. e.; Dter'no5 in allen Garben ;u lS4 bis S74 Gts.
eas Orp2elte ptItb.
AipGcae, Ven 10 Cts. an, III erltauaensmertb bilioeu
%rtiieu; 60 0ueeno kin. Ddmen~I alhentader son els.
ans 900 taoit2 uns Miiss' ~9ear6eitefs ~frarSoitfhe Collars,
suT Iu'tteneu Lb9vta gttauil, gu 124. 81, 374 Gta. &C., bic
IL aneer.h 9si@oTen has DOppcIe tDlen.
5Groar,e StIbsntoHe. ! 9Iro brett, IN 65, 81 Gts. uu6
Tl.z5; tIrbNe SeLteHlCrc sur 6dlIie iprss QBerf6es; -
: pr9n 8t1shSm5, Oree emlb0me, @e6 lifina, Tallimer
Nro OGiEtia &tEiadQ Seams fur 6erru. uub Hna6en,
8lsiOu, IL .eg 5iliattn 95eii;n.
-2yFttY1, Sbse"'5 OjryY mo &meCos fIr 0isri1bcts, d.
shn} DOItatr wetFsr, rot5er unD gelbcr ,ylanuel m % G,s
krai1 III ~ SIC; stella SbaUts, Gtoa 3 &c
gtt arc sc 4uspdbt pom ylplcs $500. % Sf,ts 5rs,~1
bills aII Auctionen 9etauit urb 81 pr Sud nsrifs SRs i%%
su 81 % uno$I.75 cT,rire; 6tit 28oae in alien RarbSm
~ 81 pI YfRno.
Gasp,te unO 5eartb Rug5, Sic 6iaieIten in Rismonh i.
8repn ans 9ltaNcO 5brttn9, Sbetting, Sumslina. 5okr,,
&lsdfb GrtGnfcRS OcltrY. gloves. 8ett uns SerY,ntS
9LMt;ts III BEN b~iltgftcn YIiisH.
Ge6ie Gonirt ~ / uHo 10 GtS. &C.; Cambria gbsd
Hro Spts g{aeltU, MON Oatr groFtH @E5mab( anoersr
Blar.n, ~ i~ablr;Hd, ttl.i0 Il bier sIfSufIsren.
81 butte rsesenlt an linen 9ciu5 all.r Damon I'M
Ssnta otltr oioet Glb ~NwBe8eno, uRo bite biz NuxlMer
SloIeS, 20. II YtatHfr ape, gu 6f0sttn.
3DiePb Strap3.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
@rcIpeetlS Ger neueu go teduasabe
s.. &5cine'S
@Gmmt t6en 8erteu
in fettn Yduceu cocr in so acknowledgements
d Is GtS. -.

q Is @ts.
NIe wu ant 81. NISy, 1855 nit ser erifcn Glueoote ser
SCjntitaen 2Berte rrrS Nubtitunn tratsn, tbutcu mir cS nit
blu0cm @tfulI.-6cjnc war nCth III rtute bCtouut unb oae
llrtcrrehntn fOrtcre 9rCre Guitrcuaunser mn tebeutenbcs
Rlpjlal. - nnere 9rpartun9tn rurNeR ubertrrfen, Der
Nblde mar eiu lehr btoeuCubcr. uno ut Foum eiu ploe no
~9cbtlecte OeutitC WcbnCt, trctin bcirc njdt YcrIanet lpurec.
Der JrrFe Iibttr. Der Stli her orutIhcn 9f1tiuu, bCr
@rUnocr Der upoCrrtu Gthtcritulc, III n6brcnb bcv Belt
leiuem laugcu lhlatrlScGtn ycieet eris9eu. Sctu Shame
rpiro fur ollie tcumenbcn 9tjicu 0ufhcrobrt tlCibcu. @Iau
tptro tbn urttr ben Grltcn ftuett wCun 0tuilbldups eIttr
eeRe g}rpftn ~duf0ci6hIt pCrocP Gr ielbit 1T uns CnirilIer,
aber feline Shopiuueeu blci6Cu srbalten uno perbcu nit ue
gab fCintS Soot tamcu uom 10 uondDt bcrrlihe 6rov-
mcUle lt;ncr uu7c,btjGep 9Puit III 3aot, bic |treunbc uRS
8tfonntt wa ttm ttlattu. 98ir worcn bcriibt oieie Sb6tt
mad une rad ~ lanmeiu uHo iuro nuuntebr I'M Stonbc eis
men neucn 9aDN 90 liefrn. Ia mix obeT lct einen, Sabre
por stctr Stttcu 0~n0C1Nu9cn rpurocn, 6eint'e Berte nod
nloie IN SiCiCyunAm uSSu9cben, oomjt ouh Der lpentaer Be
mitcltc ltb rOd uuo mad ojelt beTrliGeu SdriFtsu 0a1hOf-
ZEN tcnnc, 70 h0ben mu ms u%uuntctr tu~tIdblplen, cine nclr
NusSdbe IN ht;rCyCr CWltruneen III pcronit0Iten. Der Nrcis
1T Der frIbeye unO pjrN MIR fur Den iicbtntcu QonS 81 webr
Nbouncntcn Ger frubcrn NGSgotc in 6 9dns,n Crbolku
Zen Z tell Sdpo IWr 81 uno wCvocn criuht lire 8amcn bciri
n6hllen I8en,tn cher bet uno 6ctauut 81 MAIDEN.
9Sir ipeiftlu 7j6t int @~crtn1itcn baran, oaf Iib bic ar.
toWmte bcutlnt SeV6lftring Der Scr. 81. an pieicm Hatip-
Cine %uSldQe pen rs Gtute per sScdf FAINT lcpje icor
heltreneh. Der Shin fUr ocUlde Giitratur bal, une zen arc
Dem II II Sanoe miro cine e~coieaene YtcsrdpBte . n .
rid 6etne'S %bctNetebeu lpcroer. SSde Nueitdituna, 9rlt
uub Qapier beiriht, 10 mjrb biele Rsue fiji II # @uSsobe in
tttttr 9esne ben esrDsrGeg1a1eRcH a%adff;beu. Cine IprGfil.
tjlc Ourbiidt Nllrb fruhrT ciu0cidIihsl1e 1cehIer en- fsruen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
lOiribldafIs Gr0tfannG

Yer unteristdnete erlaubt iih ein.m aeebrten
pubiitum Die Nn5ei9e gu MAIDEN, Oas.er ,wiIdtn
Der D. uno I. GtraBe elnen 2asrrbier, Salon or.
o1net BAT. Is miro pas Seltrtben %belIelten lsiu,
ltetS MIR Die beIten @etranfe gu baltsn unO purd,
autmfltiome uno freunpfi6e Sepienuna pisisni-
9enrpeIhe lbh b%elIchen, ben tur,rn Qufenttelt
IN ie'nem ifeHnp!tben unp tablen 9Utsle anaes
ile6m an MAIDEN.
9ti6mUnS, 20. 9uli 1860.
Spbu 6%ertta, dat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
6cla! 6pI,!

antrSeibrstsT hal! INrrrGbrcrs etnen srsecn Sprratb san
@iber> uuo 1ihtubeI; better 2uolitdt. unb tonp lrins
Surocu trrmjt wntcr ZEN %9InItig(teu @ecjnnunoen pcriebcn.
Sei &lufer pUn 5 RIaTUrureir eds ~9EeepaCen fcitcnfrti Sc
fprst. Sccluu9cn, wchc biutc:lolIeR ptreca 6ei Dabrep II.
Cote oSer GjCc. u. 6unblep. 9:pIbifraGc. iOpie in Der 6oI;-
niecerlasc All SrN0clr. nabe 9rppEe @ssan; :serbeu, eronp
bcicret, @rcjle; DoS bette Gt6enRpti ,u $3.50, uni
3auNtnbOIi ~ StOO per 9Oro. Same5 q. Mpprb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

EDWARD ". CASNSN. T-
Nedentliber 9ieta nae @rri6ts,@ nm ali.
0thee: @df @pntrnur. uEo NyantIin- Strna.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
% . 4.

Die llntcrlcidncten ~sr'aubcn lh 9iermit, alcn
ibrcn 0rsunpsn uuo 8etanntcn Die eraetenlts
An5eise gu MAIDEN. paB 43r. GGs. 6. ShweacrIe,
pom Der 6irma bnttorf uno 60, 81 &ary Ctr,
BON Dem NOrCen SuriidscfeDrt 1T unO belcurers
ttGise Gintduie fur Cab 9cma6t bat in
9Bsin, giqusrS, Gt9arrea 2imbur9cr &aIr,
9tasberry SYrup, aud eGter peutlher
@erYrlatlpurit,
pelde GrtifeI lie Den 9rebrten Jtunptn w6oleIp.r
unp retail gu ben t~ili9ten prfifen ablaGcn per,
Den. lin einen rsunplihen 3uipru6 6ittet err
5ebenf s. q. @attUrf II. s o.,
q @arY Street.
D9~ Gin sutcs tiblss @loS Bier tete an osr
8ar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

Nr. ss. @rebc. rrr
Office; Gcke MARSHALL und e Strass,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
8iQi,ae Orn (;ppbal

Cue oer l4ten aus @arn ia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18


HUMBoLDTs FEELING FOR HIS BROTHER
In 1895, when his brother William was lying
at the point of death, the great philosopher
lwho was no stoic) thus unbosoms his grief to
his friend:
,YouJm dearest Varnhagen, who are not
afraid of grief, but, who trace its phases
through the depth Of sentiment, you should
receive at this sorrowful time few words
expressing the love which both brothers fee
for you. The. release has not yet come. ]
left him last night at eleven o'clock and
hasten to him again. The day yesterday,
was less distressing. A half lethargic copdi-
ton, frequent, though not restless, slum6er,
and after each waking, words of love, of COM
fort; but always the clearness Of the great
intellect, which penetrates and distinguishes
every thing and examines its own condition,
The voice was very feeble, hoarse and thin,
like child's--leeches were therefore applied
to the throat. Full consciousness Think
often Of me, he said the day before yesterday,
but always with cheerfulnessl was very
happy and this day also was beautiful one
for me; for Love is above all. ] will soon be
with mother and have an insight into a
higher order of things have no shadow OF
hope. 1 never thought my old eyes had so
many tears 1t has lasted near eight days
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
New Nrode, Of Makipx Butter,..

A French chemist has invented a new
mode of making butter, by means of a filter,
instead of churn, the apparatus being of
the most simple character, The filter is a
kind of bag, formed of white felt, or even
sheeting. The bag should resemble, in
shape, q military fatigue cap, only being
much longer than deep. From each of the
two corners issues a porous string, IA piece Of
ordinary wicking is BEST, destined to furnish
an outlet for the liquid parts. of the cream
about to be placed inside the bag, which
should be suspended from two rigid stems, to
hold the corners 10 place. The filter being
filled with cream, the whey, or thin milk,
will soon drip through the cloth, or pass out
by means of the wick conductors. In the
course of twenty-four or thirty hours, moth
ing but the cream will remain in the filter,
and this will be as thick as the cheese known
in America as "smearcase.p The process is
now half completed. The solid6ed cream is
taken out and placed in a strong linen sack,
the aperture of which is closed with bit of
twine. The whole is placed in bread
trough, OF on table, and vigorously
kneaded WILTSHIRE two hands,. In a few mo-
ments, the sound of slight splashing, and
the issue of water, will indicate that the
butter is made. There is no more to be done
but to take ont the contents of the sack, and
work out the buttermilk in the usual manner
Practical housekeepers will thoroughly ap-
preciate the rapidly and economy of a pro-
cess like this, which also has the advantage
Of ensuring the purity of an article SO abom-
inably adulterated as the butter sold in cities
almost invariably is. ~ WJTI heaaH p.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
scSamyps visit TO Moscstv Bare Botoms
fIh ~ l1ivS fJiu, Cfaat T'4ntthfe. lii ltiA


II We fnd In the Gdzstte Russe. Of st. Peters
h,rr, tha f,i,or,;n,, aooo,,,,. 81 tba raccnt
ss-,e sS1 ,'i'.e, -
Visi' Oh f'ciiailyi 10 moscow l,m ~" = ~.
Schamyl has returned TO Moscow TO see
Prince Bariatlnsky, and he is lionized again.
Moscow Is always demohstratiye In the ex-
preston OF its sentiments, and absolutely
persecutes him with its curiosity in which
The ladies take large share. They are en-
chanted with Schamyl; they admire him, they
adore him without for a moment imagining
that he has not the same opinion Of them.
He finds fault With their dress, and their un
covered faces and shoulders; in fact, he con-
siders their Whole toilet very immoral.
can imagine the terror Of the ladi les on learn
ing that the Imaum has this opinion Of themi
their indignation will no doubt cease when
they find that Schaniyl disappfoves of low
necked dresses because the hecks and shoul-
ders appear to him to offer too much tempta-
very uncomfortable. mf1l 75W in.1A
The male dress also comes in for its share
ofcriticism; Sohamyl thinks the frock-coat
exceedingly inconvenientI The contact of
this son Of mature with artificial life is very
interesting as much so as is his patriarchal
manner. lie demonstrates freely his sympa-
thies and his antipathies. Heis very fond OF
music. II he makes cali anywhere in
kalouga, he asks If somebody will play the
piano. He was enchanted when Mr.. Ro-
nowslti had an organ bought for him. Il
juggler gave him great pleasure The me-
tamorphiss OF piece of fmoneyheld in hand
kerchiefb by his former cashier Khadjio into &
bunch offlowers amused him so much that
the remembrance of it, as he afterward con-
tessed, pursued him even when he was a.
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From ewrYork.

New YoRK, May 1.-THE trotting match
between the two celebrated stations, "Geo.
NJ. Patehinp and ETHAN Allen" came of
yesterday afternoon, on the Union Course.
ps snd e :E i'm ood' oT sSSe About
ten thousand persons were. present. The
horses were both in prime condition. "Pat-
chin" won the first heat in 2:2S, BY a, neck,
and the second heat "Patchin" won in 2:24
by a length. On the third heat 'Patchini
won in 2:29, by two lengths, thus winning
the race in three straight heats, 'Ethan AT
len" was driven by Dan Parfer, and ''Pat-
chin by D. Talman. 'i.l ~, - .
Among the heavy losers was John Norris
sey, who laid a hundred to forty on ETHAN
Ailenu i1 JF''l i''l'' Ut i'''Ni !"
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Extraordinary yisioh = Two ClrI-Friend, |,
Sec Each Other While Hundreds Of Miles


Extraordinary visioh = Two GIrI-F Friend. I.
See Each Other While Hundreds Of Miles
Apart. H.1irH yh ri5W 40 IIfOr Hos
Some two weeks, since, a young lady Of
Albany, Ny, awoke from a sleep, feeling
distressed and alarmed from the effects Of an
unpleasant dream. The gns-lght was burn
ing, but had been turned down to the closest
point, thus making a dim light In the room,
and rendering portions of IL almost dark.
Soon after awakening Cthe young lady's at
tention was attracted by The we11-dehned fig
ure Of lady Of her acquaintance moving
from the door, some ten feet from, the foot Of
her bed, toward il fmpnisiyeiy She called
the figure by name, on the instant forgetting
the improbability Of the friend being in the
house. and the fact, that she was not resi-
dent Of the city, but resided in st. Louis. g
Soon, however, all this recdrred to her and
the figure already neared the now alarmed
girl. The form and features were perfect and
distinct, the expression one Of cheerful greet
ing, and as II approached closer and closer to
her side IL became DINNER and DINNER and
finally disappeared entirely when il had ad-
yanced to within half the length Of the bed.
The nervousness induced by the incident,
naturally enough, induced the young lady 70
arouse the family, who ascribed the matter to
excited imaginings N .,it -ai-.I t.iII4a. p
But there is singular sequel. She had
forebodings, despite all that was said to calm
them, and the next day wrote her friend, de-
failing the incident. An answer was promptly
received, announcing the good health of the
writer and the fact that on the same night,
and at the same hour, she had been visited
in precisely the same manner by the SEM
blance of her friend in Albany, and been
alarmed thereby, lest it was the forerunner
Of evil. The mutual revelation was relief
TO both. The circumstance has few, if any,
parallels, and can partially be ascribed to the
love the two girls have for each other, and to
active nervous temperaments. 1r.i.f
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THE LATE HEAVY FORGERY ON THE STATE
BANK OF GEoRGIA--A CLERGYMAN TIE FoRGER.
An Individual recently arrested in Richmond,
Texas, haa been fully identified as the one on,
State Bank of Georgia. The Savannah Re-
publican learns that his real name is Lawson;
hat be is Methodist preacher and was for
many years resident of Mobile. The pack
age Of money in his possession was found to
be the same as was fraudulently obtained
from the Bank, no part Of it having been dis
posed of. The slip of paper containing the
calculations of the discount clerk was also in
the package, which was still wrapped in the
Identical newspaper taken from the Bank.
A requisition upon the Governor of Texas
will be sent out immediatelylu rH rs
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AN ARAB-sLAUoHTERIN LuNATIc DEMANDS
AN IMPERIAL INTERvEw.--We learn from a
late Paris paper that lunatic, whose delu-
sion was OF a singularly sanguinary nature,
recently presented himself at the palace
gates, and sought speech with Napoleon III.
He was aretired Lieutenant-C Colonel, and re-
sided at Dion; he came to tell the Emperor
that when serving in Africa, he slaughtered
and decapitated with his own right hand five
hundred Arabs, between sun and sun; if his
Imperial Majesty doubted this statement, he
was ready to bring the Eve hundred heads
into the palace, and thus convince him that
he was an officer of truth as well as of valor.
His special object in coming to Paris was to
obtain some recompense for an exploit which
AlasI the poor man did not even get ribbon,
nor yet an appointment to provincial post
office; he was sent to the Prefecture Of Po-
lice. .Huu'ufin hiN llN N