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The Baltimore Nasiciaps.--A correspondent
writing under date of yesterday, says: "Allu-
sion was made in your paper of the DIST, to
the above musicians, by correspondent,
which reflects very seriously upon them Your
correspondent was right in saying that they
did not come to Virginia for the purpose of
joining the Confederate army, but ne did them
great injustice by saying that they were in
company with a party of Federal troops who
came with them to the frontier They left
Baltimore with no Federal troops, or any other
troops, but started and came alone, for tn,
purpose Of filling an engagement at this place
made before the war commonced--au engage
ment that they were required to fill. As L
their loyalty to the South, that can be estab
lished, ana if any one will inquire Of that Bos
ton Regiment that passed through Batilnvr
on the 10th of April, they can be informed
| that these men are not Lincoln sympathizets
! nor pets of Federal recruits
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DIHD

or cholera infantpm. on sapds, ana
June 23d at half-past 4 o'clock. Rosi ~
only chiid Of Henry r. sad Conslaaes A y
aged ten months aud twenty davs n v
Tas friends aud 4cauaintsr a. n,.h
respectfully invited % attend her fnn. ,a
fathsrs Residence, this sft.raoo" s, ,HSrs
ON Friday Last, Juua 2lst. at tbs
Mrs Am w. Archer, thAr aunt "a - ~
Amslia, Mrs PoLLlE Z. LITri,gTGty7
daughter OF Alexander Archer, dse''5,' yog'
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THE ENEMY WA5TIse POWDER AGAIS.-The
FREDERIC kshurs Recorder SAYS:

On Wednesday night, between eleven and
twelve O'Clock, II steam tug which had been
keeping the PaWnee company during the q, y,
fired two guns loaded with grape shot at
Simms' battery, on the hill. The fire was not
returned by our side for the reason that the
tug was out OF reach OF our guns, and that
her shot fell short.
had been sent to the spot by the officer com
handing, came up in the rear, and were near
being fired upon--the party IL the batteries
supposing them to be Il detachment OF the
enemy which had landed. This thing ought
to be provided against in the future.
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ASECBssios LIEUTENANT or NAMES ~ Nav
IoRk Henry b. Tyler, Lieutenant of Ma
rlnes, was arrested on Monday night by De
tective Farley, for disnrderly conduct ne
cursed the Stars and Stripes, reSiied Jenefai
Scott, and wished the people had hln III n.
GINA, etc. Upon being conducted TO polite
headq uarters, he s Ia ted that he was II native
of the civ of Washipg ton and was on board
of the Saratoga wine She captured the shaver
Nightingale. He had been placed on the 1stter
vessel, and WAS in her when she arrived AZ
this port. The Lieutenant was ae'aimea All
night and sent to-day to the Navy ] ard .--
y. y, Journal qr Commerce.
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The dne dr'res, superb turnPikos and roads
in the vicinity of Richmond, are daily made
Use of by pedestrians, equestrians, and plea
sure seekers, with four footed adjuncts, who
derive from their use much enjoyment
Fashionable carriages, phaetons, buggies, and
fast horses are in demand. Per contra, the
springs are nearly deserted The most fash
ionabie mountain retreats have now few, il
any visitors. The war" has affected every
thiav
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SEND Is THR NEWS.

Oar friends at the various camps and places
# rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer
favor by sending 10 ns any interesting intel
iigsuce, At the earliest practicable moment
for publication. We desire 70 keep our readers
informed in regard 20 everything that trans.
pires. and VIII pay an adequate compensa-
ton for important news.
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N0Tiug TO ots sig>CRsBE"s.

sabssribers III the oispofch Will observe the
csosa MARX ON thar papers when Their sun
seriptioas are about 10 expire. Those who
with to renew will forward the amount, or
the papefe VIII be stopped 4; the close of the
term for which they have paid.
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Among he Uisitors to Richmond on Friday
we're capt. Geo. II. Hollins, lately of the L.
:. steamer Susquehanna Lieut.. Jos. Bar
hey, Paymas;er Felix Senac, Midshipmcn Dor
hin, lloole aud Hoge Carpenter Ro NJ. Balm,
AMI SaIlmaker Vim. NJ. Mahouey, Waller Il.
Staples and others. The above named L.
officers have all resigned. The Black Repub-
Icans were much exercised at the resignation
OF Cant Hullins.
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FROM FREDERICKsBURG.
[sFHclAl CORRESPONDENCE or TIE rlsrArrH,
FREDERICKs BURG, June %.

FREDERICKs BURG, June %.
The town is more than usually quiet this
morning, and wears Il solemn aspect.
Private Carr, of Capt. Henrys company
OF the I'd Tennessee Regiment, died yesterday
evening about g. O'Clock, and VIII be buried
to-day with military honors BY his company.
He had been sick for several weeks with
typhoid fever, contracted, il is supposed, by
imprudenCe in bathing. His death seems TO
have cast a shade of sorrow over his whole
company.
The enemy opened fire on Matthias Point
yesterday evening. The firing was kept up
about one hour, when two OF the steamers,
the FreebCrn and another 1.-The name Of which
! could not learn, wItndrew and anchored off
Aqua Greek.
The officers apprehensivc that another
bombardment will be opened at Aqua Greek
in short time, and should their expectations
be realized, / will inform you immediately.
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Heary RobJcry.-Ofiicers Bibb and Chalk
ley arrested and Gagged yesterday. Jacob, slave
of Merritt Todd, for stealing $500 from Capt.
Price. ltappeared that the gentleman named
retired to rest at Mrs. Babers boarding house,
on Saturday night, leaving the door of his
room open and the sum Of money mentioned
in his pocket. Jacob came in ut night and
got his boots, aud brought them back yester-
day morning, at which time Capt. Price dis
covered tho absence of his funds.
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FROM various accounts, We are inclined to
believe taet the destruction Of the enemy WAS
y opposed. We should not be surprised, il
'Ae truth ever comes fully to light, that the i'll
'a'isrs Loot at least "a thousand in killed and
wounded.
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u,,e,Se IN ILIIxo1s.-A dispatch from

uAsGINa IN ILLISoIs.-A dispatch from
Lane, Osle county, Ill, June 18th, says;
L ID. Burk, a r,bid Secessionist, was hung
to-day by the citizens, from the thira story OF
the Court House building. He was charged
with causing the DIES tructiye fires here on the
7th of this month and December last His
guilt was fully established. 1t was also
proven he had planned the burning OF All the
business part OF the town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

TIE TRAITOR CCEvENTI0E.--The traitors
now i'll convention at Wheeling nave, after
dividing the State, made the following APP
pointnents of officers Francis II. PlerpOnt,
Governor; John :. Garlic, Senator; Charles
b. Waggoner, Brgadier General, and ---
Hall, Lieu tenant Colonel. The above are all
the officers of whose appointment We have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

PROSPECT "F PgAcE.-Ths Washingto ton cor
re- poadent OF the Baltimore Sun says
ltis reported tbilt Mr. Cllttsnden, as mem
Der of the next House OF Kepresen "a Il yes,
will, AZ the ensuing session, bring for ward Il
plan OF pacihca ton But II Is not In Congress
That he can expect to lind support for any
measures Of peace at this time,
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The Hnmpde, and Thomas Ar'alery Com
paa:es moved their camp on Saturday even.
ing from the baptist College to Grifin'l
Spring, the quarters occupied by the How
tiers prior to their departure.
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rty- We are indebted to Messrs. MEREDITH
SPENCER 4 Co, under Spotswood liotel.) FOR
Baltimore and New York newspapers Of recent
dates.
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S~"Fs ii HEoKaIA "A gentleman just from
usois ID i-i"Tins ne thai the wheat crop o. that
state h"s b"@n tfnered, aud Is unriya.led,
oosl Ia aaaiity and quantity. Corn was be.
eiaAipx 70 suffer somewhat from drought.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

T'co fine Regiments Of South Carolina Vol
unteers, 81 and 4th, left this city on Satur-
day, via Central Railroad, for the interior.
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". II. EUssELL.-A dispatch from Cairo,
III. il e ~, says
v . Russell, CORES pondent of the Lon
don Tunes, arrived from the South to-day
He says nothing III regard to Southern affairs,
but complains that his correspondence has
been tempered with by Secessionists, his let
tiers detained and altered, ana some not sent
from Southern post offices at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

IN Totc,A-Col. Thos. ?. August, Of the 5tb
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, was in Rich
mond yesterday.
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Effects Of the Wind.-During the high
wind very early on Saturday morning, sailor
was blown off the wheelhouse of the steamer
jamestown into the river and drowned. His
body was recovered during Saturday, ana
buried with military hOnors in Hollywood
Cemetery. During the same blow the schr
Roche, which was dashed 10 the jamestown.
broke from her moorings and drifted three
miles down the river. She was recovered and
brought back on Saturday. At the same time
the large iron smoke stack of the steamship
Yorktown was blown down. We learn also
from farmers in the vicinity of Richmond, thai
| the shocks of wheat in a large number Of fields
were blown down and scattered about--a cir
cumstance of such unusual occurrence as to be
entitled to the epithet OF strange Many
thousands Of dollars would not repair the
damage caused by his windy lordship early
Saturday morning.
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" old preferred, white ar black *
two small children aud 10 60 ab.a' IN - n,
the country durug the summer Month. ~
hire by the month or for tina btsaur- 3 tts
For enc who will suit, good price ~ h.,
Apply Immediately TO ! a g.>,n
18th 1T, CANDLES Hill, op. Pra, Go,ts
80
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a HDQ'Rs CAMP or i%s FL
ID CENTRAL FA.k IL"
The undersigned has bees

A The undersigned has tr"A
r->,.nils a REGIMENT OF Lt6hl ~
to tn con- handed by himself Il j. co.
- companies composing this rr..u- 7
made ar Of young 4ad active msa, So
a. farz pose Bile BY Erbi.eiAea OF
- r.risnce. No company VIII ts r,-l
caat4tus less than 40 inca rank All p.
OF companies who may desire g. nav
pAuias admitted into the reg msl. @.- /
ira-s lie without delay, stating
the character Of the men. Se. Good "-
supplied 70 such companies a a.-
armed M -
IL 2S-iw Cul4url u. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

From Manassas yunction.--A private in the
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers, writes that
few days since the men were ordered 10 take
cut ten days rations, and to cook three OF
them. 1t was afterwards said this course was
adopted TO relieve the pressure on the Commis-
sary Department. No forward movement was
talked of. Lieut.. Col. VIM. H. Fry had been
with the regiment for several days, and was
much liked. Maj. Vim. Munford had been
promoted to be Lieutenant Colonel in the Con
federate Army, but was with the regiment
AID went with four companies to Fairfax {
H. last Tuesday. Capt. Boggs makes a very
strict commander, for which reason some OF
the men do not like him. The appointment OF
Rev. DR.. feeling as Chaplain gives universal
satisfaction. The vacancy in the First Regi
ment now existing by the absence of three
of the companies, will be filled by three Irish
companies, &c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sEMI1,RY-

GRSENsBORUUGH,N e.
This Institution has been IN successful opera
ton Tor twenty years. and for the last ter
years undoT H. present Principal.
The course Of Instruction. is desi ed 10 ford to
Southern pareaia al institution In which can ba
secured every advantage afforded by the very best
Female seminaries in the country
The Faculty consists OF FIVE gentlemen aud
Fora ladies The Institution is, aod has been,
rHok0ronLY SOUTHERN ia It's organization.
1rsenso0roukh j. eHiueutly healthy, and, IN
the present excited state Of the country, its geo
graphical position renders il q quiet and safe re-
The next session Will commenced August lst
For Catalogue, containing full particulars Of
RICHARD STERLING, PRINCIPAL,
ie 2t-lms Green borough. y. Z.
CONFEDERATE STATES or AAEkiCA,t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
kfChaoNp, Juae I'D, lsd- )
accoT isace W ia tae act Of Aasu.tt ~ nsn.r+
S;Ivf t, ssf9PTTi4S ibt viii b. rsesvt4 anti
the sd day Of July yroxlm1- ets'tohssfs arc
quested 10 name the terms nPoa ""5In 'uey M Nh
~ necomesay their proposals with specimen sam
pies Of the same
E aV1'SFEfs' BkiEF;
LETTER ruled;
COMMERCIAL NOTE
OFFICIAL ENVELOPES;
awhRta iPfFFINo PAPER.
Contracts for supplying the same vii! be let out
10 Inv '' c. G MgaMiSGgR.
10 Ats Secretary Of the Treasury.
Z, BARkELs aIME OLD siOUNTAlN
'oD klk WHISKY. warranted Eve years old
20 hFkins nice family LEAFLARD,
lots nice Nlrsl ala cured family HAMS
81 dozen bottles hue OLD sCHGIDAM GlA.
200 lbs. prime COUNTRY SOAP.
l.eo9 lbs. CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO.
50 boxes the sun cured, la 1t pressed, Louisa
manufactured TOBACCO,
so boxes median grade SIS and SIS maaufao-
tured TobACJ0.
2oa bills COUNTRY FLOUR, all grades,
10 bbls. COUNTRY CORN MAIL.
10 cases MASS LIQUoklGk, approved brands.
For sale by ROBERTS y AELLkN.
1sst-as
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Dp.,>,E<r,I Hor>E t>D

4 NNN' e. y - .----I . y
~ PAINTING The gateFsik|H' - l..
eiatsd b. .aself with the BRAY al.
lar fsyors Conferred, aud tfast, a-' i' ,''
tha city wilt not be suffered o. r. he
business, which will DO eou1ae.t4
With ability and dispatch. by hs1 ~ ~
Mr.. II MAk1tS. ~ the oil aENsd Ell
MAIN streets. opposite spots" ga "
n "a. Inns IL ,--.-s
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WANTS.
lFor otler 1" Wants. ;, $50 e..

1872 w ~ n TIys.1
WANTED-Au experienced NALgry,
w to take charge Of Private -
pleasant family, ia the coHufv ~ - -, =,
Apply 10 Z. II. BAkkSDALE Of rs = =, !.
Bark>dsls X Bros correr Of 18th ,rt va
up stairs gor j sal larry will be ve-i Y
Re.sq5t re each Person. n%k.ns lear. an
tcatioas No N0rthera-Loya man nee. ,rr,} . -
-
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uA>C,Ir,rER HOME 1tA

4 meet AZ X +. PilklutoD's fAd'N .
ElDAY, at o'clock +. VI A.
W have received muskets. mast pF 49,,
meeting. with tneir iuuskets ID 'i-'' '~
ton BY order Of the tspiSs,,.u, r..u
Ia 2!-7ts 4 =
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A. STRAINED. -Camsfo nay -.


A. STRAY ED. tame To- nay ne
fNstreet, usar Clay, about ton dsf. !
light SORKBL HORSE, ahuu, av-
old. The owner will please colle :lrwtr.
ownership, pay Charge, and take the Dor.
je 2i-2tt ROBERT hElp, Errantsa D
I OST-A pORFk-AoNNAiE cou..r.s.
II sank Notes aud several receipts BIZ
the above At the Dir patcn office, OF TaEigr
loon, Ii beral reward will be given
lie 2I-!tF WIN tAEAEI
I OSI.-l have Lost my FREE PAFEU
IL tween Brooke Avenue AMI Enk4f..r..-
Hader will he literally rew.rded ~
them az this office.
ie 24-ltF VIRGINIA ASH
I GST-Ou Thursday i.tst, romswLs-4
IL mOnd, my FREE PAPERS :lhg 4
cigar. case viii give 81 rewafc
left ~ this Office. Wa. HENRY VII.
le 4-itt free ma
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As

AJAX kit flON ~ iiohN
go The OL4Crrs aua Ia~1 u
'Tk< Companies 4, b aud ~
Acass0 hanies' Institute To N.''
TOR tho puTpo7. ~ deciding ure~
BY order Of Col En-. . rtg
AUOts1V - NJ H'-
il 2i-rt Orderly
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IrerrRSo< CUAKU. ATTE

a Attend drill, with such arm - gao
IN may Do aole 10 procure a. y 70. ~
W on 2oth, between Mala &u1 fiA--
THIS EVKNlNG. at clock
BY order oi Capt. T. J Mos ssa,y'
ie "A -lts A.
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anA REANlN

iM SUrs. CAP AND LgrtAA :
Is boxes LEMONS
s &" ORANGES;
Just 'f'''sa anu w '@ sporrs : a.s
10 2&--ss
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HIT I,kCFIYTp
NAnnIES Am Viii

WANTED-Two SADDLE HANDS.
MAN and LADY, g. u-e hrw.cS h@'
whom we Will pay liberal wages. "a
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WANTED A sUBSTi1UIE l.w.2,S
w Virginia Company Ct Volunteer, Tws
y dollars will be paid .1r one thatw.i' Il
Apply at the office Of D. PLUME, on PRANK
sire w doors below tbs ExchaaEa II I,
ie ?4-3ts
IA \ vi a uuulDv. u - -4. ~ q,
w Cleaning and eCourIUE A.-t Is
Washers aud irouer-. and good tatnb- y,
Apply to T. ". HnBNNiGbE, A. NE Aao !
Hotel, 'mnf d'atsly. r. L
NAs rED-An uuturuI- h-4, iuany 4
w In good condition, near the N1u,.w 4
tel. and in 4 Respectable Del. uta.ip.I
Al once 70 I, ". HOENNlGEk, At ttr,ua,.
hotel. Is \
nTANEED.-AC rcoie of New Ud.srr
w q SITUATION As EODl >EkEAN 4
otftcer going on active servi;a He .ts... !
BARBER uoOd reference given A4Ira. I
AT 'Hl' once. ls =
VIZ AM D-Three or four I'D b (
W SMITHS. Apply Immediately T..
TALBOT T K b9rTHg
"a lit Corner Gary aUt 18th "a
w D-IMMEDIATtLY-,, food !
W SEWERS, 10 work on RCD SsrkS n
Army Apply to g. +. STACY, sd ,rset'
site ,he City Spring. .e.i.
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NIANyHEsTrR LGpG

w BRoTHsRs You ara -l-.. .. 4
" 4 stated meeting, on Tbs ~.
johns bay,) al o'y.-A 81"
election 81 e. nice VIII be La
Brethren in good sta ud.as 81.
Fly order of the Wpr ~
1s 2I-lts II at'.
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Our South Carolina boys a1e in somewhat
better spirits now, since they have smelt
powder again. Our own boys are also III tine
spirits and enjoying good health, considering
the exposure they have 10 wet night air
and open lodgings, which many OF them are
not used to. We have some joyial times IL
camp as well as some laughable and Iidicu-
Isus ones, an account OF some Of which may
give Won one of these days, at present prefer
ing the serious and matter Ol-Tdct occurring
As t i my turn now to do duty, must c'ose,
ABORIGISE.
, 1861-03-22
The Census Of 1850.

The commissioner Of the Census Bureau
has furnished for public information a table
Of the census Of 1860. The total popola-
tion Of the United States is 81, ,641, 400,
showing an increase since 1850 Of about
100000. The rapid increase Of our pop
ulation is almost Incredible. Sixty years
ago we numbered only 5,305, ,925 people.
Indeed the history Of the country exhibits
the most rapid and remarkable develop
ment Of any nation 10 the world.
The greatest ppoportionate increase Of
population has been in the west, as estab-
lished by the ratio Of representation, which
is l21, ,2l5. In the next Congress, there
fore, Arkansns aud California raiu on,
member Of Congress each; Texas, Missouri
aud Michigan two each Wisconsin and
Iowa three each and Illinois four. The
loss in representation 10 the other States Is
in Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
North Carolina, Georgiu, Alabama, and
Minnesota, one each Pennsylvania, Vir-
gihia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Ohio, two each; and New York, three.
Tue following table shows the population
Of each State aud its relative loss or gain
in representation in Congress
, 1861-03-22

The GAME OF EUcHRE AND LIFE-Aa
/ .lyLGasas Fathers Adriee 10 his Son
There is genuine humor in the idea that
m Arkansas man finds the most natural
expression, even Of parting advice TO bis
son, in the language Of the card table, and
the manner in which the terms OF the game
Of "enchre" are there fitted to the game Of
life is ingenious:
Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. You're going TO throw me
out-of the game, and 60 it alone. The
odds is against you, Bob, but remember al
ways that industry and perseverance, are
the winning cards, they are the boWers
Book larniug and all that sort Of thing will
do to Gil mp with, like small trumps, but
you must have the bowers to back 'em, else
they amt worth shucks. II luck rams agin
you pretty strong, don't cave in and look
like a sick chicken on a rainy day, but hold
your head up and make 'em believe you're
hush Of trumps; they won't play 80 hard
agin you. I've lived aud Travelled soma,
Bob, and Pve found out that as soon as
folks thought you held out a weak hand,
they'd buck agin you strong. So, when
you're sorler weak, keep up q bold trout,
but play cautious, be satisfied with q pint
Many's the hand I've seen euchered cause
they played for too much. Keep your eyes
well skinned; don't let em mig on you;
recolleet the game lays as much With the
head as with the hands. Be temperate;
never get drunk, for then no matter how
good you hand, you won't know bow 70
play it; both bowers and The ace won't
save you, for there's sartin to be miss
deal or something wrong. And another
thing, Bob, (this was spoken In low tone,)
don't 60 too much on the women; queens
is kinder poor cards; the more you have Of
them the worst for you, you might have
three aud nary trump. don't say discard
'em all; II you get hold Of one that's .
trump, IFS al good, and there's Sartin 70
be one out Of four And above al, Bob,
be honest; never take q mans trick Wot
dou't b0long to you; nor dip cards. nor
'nig,' for then you can't look your man IN
the face, and when that's the case there's
no fun 10 the game; it's a regular cut
throat So now, Bob, farewell, remember
Wot ! tell you, and you'll Be sure 70 win,
and 4 you don't, sarEes yoa right 70 SET
skunksd !"
, 1861-03-22

~ The Brighton EngIand) Herald
lsagn-ihat- spiriiaaiisn, instead Of losing
ground IN England, eis nourishing and fig.
oro1s, not only among The ignorant and 10.
sane but among men Of ropute, who might
fairly be looked on as superior 70 any sys
TEN Of trickory 90 bareiaced and wicked.
AT this moment there are several literary
circles In London who are lending their
aid 10 the spread Of the delusion, and we
could name more than one eminent man
who Is decided victim 70 IT, Slitlngs are
frequent In the best circles; mediums are
tolerated in the highest quarters; and even
The Church does not fail 10 add rs quota
to the herd Of The misguided and the de-
ludsd.o Among The recent converts arc
Lord Lyndhursi. Sir =. BulwcI Lyiton,
Robert Chambors. Mrs. Browning. and
many other literary and scientific colebrt
ties.