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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

IyARNtNS ANERIUAN MUSEUM.
ID SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1851
THE DRAMA, SMILES AND TEARS
This Afternoon AID Evening at and IL o'clock.
FIVE WILD AFRICAN SAVAGES.
A kaiur Fingo Zoooo, Hottentu and Bushman They
viii be exhibition all hours and ut intervals give he
" ar and Festive Dances and Songs.
LAST DAY OF THE AZTEC CHILDREN.
Miss DORA DAWRON the double voiced singer appears
each performance Tie living What Is IT. thirty monster
Snakes ACTUARIAL Garden living Happy Family Lightning
Calculator &c, &c to be seen at all hours.
Admission cents children 10 years Is cents; par
quet, 10 extra children under ten 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

In view OF the avalanche of armed men
about TO be preeipitated on US from the
North. the people OF the various conn.
ties and neighborhoods OF Virginia and
Maryland. especially upon the rivers and
such points as ara most easy of access
by an enemy, should at once proceed To ado,t
some organization for immediate defence
Earthworks might be cast up at assailable
points, and positions taken upon the priuci-
pal routes of travel to prevent a sudden In.
eursion OF one or ABRAHAs's hordes into the
very heart of the Border States. Months ago It
was stated that he intended to make Old Point t
and the Virginia fort he is occupying on the
POTOMAC base of opera tons against the in
terror OF the State. There are now eight hun
dred men At Old Point and some bright morn
ing, If we do not keep our eyes open, we shall
OF our own city. The Administration is ma
lignant enough to attempt anything, and our
only trust henceforth should be in our own
vigilance and energy. We hope, therefore,
that, in this matter, without waiting any
longer on Virginia authorities, each county
will act for itself, call out its militia organ i.
iZe its means OF defence and do it without
one moments delay. Monstrous as are the
purposes which the Admins tration has al
ready declared, they fall into insignifcance
compared with the horrid designs in its Sc
cret heart, and which were darkly limited at
in the conversation of Secretary CHASE with a
Ken lucky gentleman, which we have already
given to our readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
The Prompt Action Expected

humors Yesterday.
The report Of the Commissioners was read
yesterday morning, and a motion was then
made by Mr.. HoLcoxBE TO 90 in to secret ses-
sion, for the purpose of taking such action as
the exigency of the case required. This prop
osition met with much favor but some of the
of LIScoLS's War Proclamation, and opposed
any action until the official copy shall have
been received. The debate showed a consid-
cradle change of sentiment. Without taking
a vote on the secret session proposition, the
Convention adjourned over till this morning.
passing notice from any Of the speakers, and
1T has doubtless been consigned TO a prema-
ture grave.
The Capitol was thronged with anxious
spectators. The confident belief is that the
Convention will pass an Ordinance of Seees-
sion to-day or tomorrow.
All sorts of rumors were in circulation yes
terday. One, to the effect that Gov. LETcHgR
has been notified that LINCOLN win draw on
him for three regiments of 900 men each is
correct. We mistake the Governors plack
If he does not promptly rebuke this Black Re
publican Insult. The statement that Federal
troops We're occupying and terrifying the
Long Bridge on the Virginia side, is not cred
tied, though ii was correctly reported that
Governor LETCHBR would resist any such act
of Federal aggression, if undertaken.
The most intense excitement peryaded the
city all day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

The War Anirif NJ The No.,I
The Baltimore sun SAYS:


The war spirit, as it is cal ed is aroused but
where and against whom The war spirit OF the
Norh-that war spirit which it is SO difficult to
arouse against foreign foe-is instantly in fam ed
against the members Of our National household !:
against our own people the common brotherhood
OF the States. And for what Not for an aggres-
sl'o deed OF war; not because of invasion not
because OF design, or even declaration against
rights OF the North; but simply because they
have captured fortress within their own terri
tory, under the menaeing attitude, proceedings
aud preparations OF declared enemy to their
rights aud Institutions. They had been drive en- to
that extremity in which they had to choose be-
tween silence and submission and the strength
eaipg OF the hands of an enemy against them
and the attack
with such facts these, il il idle to talk of
.ne eouth as having CONNER need the contest, or as
1es.fVlng reproAch for what they did Were the
IoIiederste states now a foreign foe, and We had
declared war against them with the status of Sum
Ter a. II was IN the present case w should regard
them as the veriest fools and towards, had they
iaiisd to make the attack before reinforcem ents
could arrive, aud so to secure the advantages II
,heir position. AUD by this estimate they must
Dc judged In this thing For although the Ad-
ministratian at Washington does not regard them
AS foreign foe, yet thesCenfec states eonst-
tute nation, with Its Independence declares, pnd
therefore they regard the United states As for
sign fos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Rirtmunn Dispatrb.


We cannot believe that the Virginia Con-
vention will permit this day to pass without
the passage of an Ordinance of Secession. We
cannot suppose II possible that they en- ter tain
any doubt now rs to the purposes of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. Ifa hundred thousand Republicans
were marching down Brooke Avenue, the case
could not be palmer than 1t now is The day
for argument has past. He must be wilfuily
blind who closes his eyes and his ears to the
drawn sword of the Federal Government and
to the shouts of its myrmidons for blood -
The question is no longer one of Union. 1t is
= question of the peace, safety and parity of
every fireside in Virginia. In Heavens name,
. let the Convention realize the solemn respon.
sibililes of this supreme moment. Let it bnt
scatter party to the winds and unfurl the
proud flag OF NIRGISIA, and we shall teach
the Government at Washington not only that
subjugation Of the South is imposs ible. but
that we have the means In our hands of retri.
button as well as of safety
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
The Fleet Neor Charleston.

1t is a significant fact that the immense fleet
sent by LINCOLN to reinforce Fort Sumter, did
not dare to approach the scene of action, but
left the gallant ANDERSON to his fate So much
for the inordinate boasting of the Black Re-
publicans about their feet and its ' six thou
sand fighting men" We are heartily sorry
that they did not venture on the fulfillment
of their gasconading threats, but left South
ern officer to do all the fighting that has yet
been done on their side. Not that we doubt
the courage of Northern men, but before this
war is ended it will be seen that one man
fighting for his home is more than a match for
two fighting against it.
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Another John Brown Raid.
BY this phrase the New York Day Boz
APPLY characterizes the present LINCOLN fora
into the South.

BY this phrase the New York Day Book
apply characterizes the present LINCOLN foray
into the South.
THE admirers Of JOHN Brown" says the Day
Book, fairly chuckie with delight. The simple
prospect Of blOOdshed brings out double loaded
leaders, while We suppose that the first one Of our
southern brethren who is made to bite the dust ia
defence of his home and his domestic instituttops
VIII start the same bells ringing with rapture
that mourniuly toIled the demise of the ustri-
Gus North EIDa horse thief. Democrats are you
going 10 stand by and see these traitors inaugu-
rate civil war; Hundreds and thousands a lie to-
day starving In this city, or ek"ng out a misera-
bic eXi,tence, scantiIy doled out BY the penurous
hand OF charity, simply because the wife party in
power are seeking 20 revolutionize the govern
level with negroes Are the Inhabitants OF this
city lost 10 ali the brave and chiyaIric spirit that
distinguished their ancestors? Are there no JNo.
LAMBS now to rally the people to the defence
OF their liberties Did tho SCHCYLERs and the
CLlNT0Ns live in vain Z We believe not. These
Republicans wall yet ind out, If they really in
yolve Us IN war, thatthey have awakened long
slumbering volcano, whose angry fires and
comfortable lava will sweep the1 from existence
more ctfectually and feariully than the fires of
birthstone consumed the people OF the plain, or
the eruPtions of Nesuyius buried the doomed CT
ties OF Herculaneum and POmpeii.'
This has the ring of the true metal. The
most efficient method of bringing the RepubIi-
cans to their senses is to let them feel at their
own doors those horrors of civil war which
they are seeking TO force upon others. For.
not content with sectional war, it is part Of
their artful and inhuman policy, to excite
civil war in the bosom of each of the Border
States, making the two parties in each cut
each others throats. whilst they stand afar
off and enjoy the fun. II the people of the
Border States permit themselves to be duped
into this horrible folly and unparalleled crime,
the responsibility of their ruin will be purely
their own. They are neither children nor
idiots, that they can be led into such peril
with their eyes open. We invoke the friends
of Secession and its opponents, to know no
enemies ia Virginia but those who are enemies
Of Virginia, and TO regard no Virginian rs an
enemy who is identified with her institutions,
and processes TO be her friend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Northern Troops Passing Through Mary
AH

DO our Maryland friends intend 10 let the
Northern hordes pass through Maryland for
the subjugation OF the South II not, 1t is
time 10 act. A sinai. body Of resolute men
could easily intercept the passage OF the trains
on the long, narrow bridges Of the wide rivers
North of Baltimore. Nature has prov ided
Maryland with ample means OF defence. Let
her 1t once avail herself OF them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Steam as Il Defensive Agent.

All our National vessels are provided with
engines for pouring volleys of hot water upon
their assailants. We trust that the southern
defences will all be supplied with this eff
cient ageLt. We are naturally 4 hospitable
people in the South, and ought to give the
newcomers a reception appropriate to their
merits. Scalding and sknning is the very
least mark of distinction we can bestow upon
these invading swine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Niryiuia's 0uota.

The number of fighting men that Virginia
must contribute to the invading army jus /
called out by LINCOLN is eight thousand men
The admirers of the "Star Spangled' Govern
msnt, which is seeking to eclipse in blood and
tears some of onr brightest orbs, have now a
chance to serve their country. Let ABRAHAM
send on his recruiting sergeant, with the ffe
and drum, and we will see what we can do
for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

"SUPERFLUOCs Laos THE VETERAN ON THE
STAGR.'-1t may be well enough to let the
Virginia Convention know what the North
ern papers say of them. The Philadelphia
Bulletin remarks: of the Virginia Conven-
ton do not adjourn, people will yawn in their
faces. They are played out"
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The Way they Brag.
ribune of Saturday said

Fort Sumter II one Of the strongest fOrtressas
our seaboard, and there is not the slightest
probs biilty that serious damage could be done 70
II by one day fire of batteries distant as those
of the Rebels
This is on a par with most of their vapor-
ing When the "Rebels'' get nearer TO you,
they will try and do better
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

PRoGRRs5 OF SECEssIoS.-The letters which
we publish this morning from various parts
of the State, show that secession is making
rapid progress in localities heretofore strongly
attached to the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
DR. L Ill Ii U TT Il x

IS tubs and frkins superior FRESH ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER, Just received to dav
by steamer Yorktown
90 boxes short ADAMANTINE CANDLES for
illuminating.
5 boxes Colored CANDLES-red white and
blue, for illuminating.
10 kegs Mountain BUTTER.
80 bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
Rio COFFEE.
30 bbls. Crushed, Cut Granulated Pulver-
lied, Coffee, aud Brown SUGAR.
10 half chests best Green and Black TEA.
100 bbls. Family, Extra, and Superfn me FLOUR
$50 Sugar.cured, Queen City, Todd's, and Plain
HAMS.
175 Thin Breast Pieces, Shoulders and J0les
BACON.
so boxes Paraffne, Adanantine, and Tallow
CANDLES.
leo bus. Grey, Crowder, and Black Eye PEAS
200 bushels White Mercer and Peach Blow PO-
TATOES.
London PORTER, quarts and piuts Port and
Madeira WINE; London Dock BRANDY aud
pure old Mountain WHISKEY. For sale, whole
IA lie and retail, by J. S. ROBERTSON,
IL or Cow l. aujE rou l in .ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

SANDERSON'S

SAND ER SONS
COLOSSAL REVOLFING DIORAH4S
or THE
RUSSIAN WAR AND CRIMEAN SCENERY
Commencing with Her Majesty Queen Victoria
reviewing her troops at ChObhaiu, nd the British
feet at Spithead.
BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA
DESTRUCTION OF THE FORTS, &c
SILISTRIA, so gallautly defended by the T turks
Embarkation of the French troops from Calais.
CRONSTADT; COMPARTMENT OF BOMAR-
SUND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT VARNA.
GREAT FIRE AT VARNA.
THE BATTLE OF ALMA
Grand charge Of the British Guards up the Heights
of lima Balak lava Cape Chersonese Exterior
and Interior of the Harb0r of SebastOpol: FOrti-
fcations Ships-of-War, &c.
BATTLE OF BALAkLAVA
DREADFUL TORNADO
BATTLE OF INKERMANN.
Grand Changing Scene, terminating with a Ter
rifle Explosion, and final
DESTRUCTION OF SERASTOPOL.
rs Day performance SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, commencing at O'Clock. for the especial
accommodation Of Ladies' and Children, who can
not attend in the evening.
SIS Admission 20 cents; Children Is cents.
EeS hyors open at O'clock Dioramas move at
) o'cloAh.
re POR SALR.-One Of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 40X57. This Press is
nearly new, and will be warranted in perfect con-
d1tlnn. ABBY at tins omce. NH l9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Arm Is. 1891.
High Water this day Tuesday, ats q, clocs

High Water this day Tuesday, at o clock
ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York mdze
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdze and passengers, b. w. Currie.
SAILED,
schr. Arson, Ward, down the river light
schr. Mary Eliza Woodeock, down the river,
light.
achr. VIM. James, Wallace, down the river,
light.
MEMoEANDUh
Bark Ann L. Grant, Swain. from Rio, below In
the river, opposite Varins.
PASSENGERS PER sTEAMsHIP ioRKroWN, PAR
RIsH, Master, from New York:
Jas. 7. Dudley, sawyer, o s. Williams aud
lady, Miss Bergh, l.. Haas, H. NJ Dunn, W. II.
Burdiek, Ed. Back, Miss Mary Fountaine, Miss
K. Camp, d. Il. Camp, A. Deitz, lady and 3 chit
dren, Mrs. Griffin, k0bt Silyey, wife and chill
dren, Mrs; Anne o. Brien, L. 0riel, l.. Bowie, NJ.
seagers, Henry Davis, Alex. Goodwin, and Is in
steerage.
Also, from Norfolk, Geo. Booker Mr.. Vaughan,
DR.. Semple, Mr.. Gamble, John b. Cary, John
Jones j ID Smith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

e. NJ RS. NJ. f. LACY Epa
III "a Has on HAND ND
Nrsy&' large and beautiful assOrtmentXr-[N
SPRING and
SUMMER MILLINERY,
To which she would call the attention Of her CU4.
+ nd he ~ n II,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne Ashland Hotel Properly. Furniture
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c. AT AUCTI0y.-The
special attention of the public Is respectfully
called to the sale of the Ashland Hotel property,
ing Implements, SC, which will take place on
WEDNESDAY next. the nth inst, at II o'clock
A. VI An extra train of ears will leave the Depot
of the r., F. and P. R r. Company at o'clock
on Wednesday morning, for the accom- mediation
of persons attending the sale.
ap l@2t JAS. NJ TAYLOR son, Aucts.
NE Special NJ &c The attention of the
trade the ladies, and the public generally, Is re-
quested to the large sale of DRY GOODS, &c, to
take place at one of the new stores under the
spotswood Hotel, this day at O'clock
ap l1lt E. B. COOK, Auctr.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE
<xseYss ATTENTION, ANGLERS!-

- xsezss ATTENTION, ANGLERS!-
S&sSFRkSH SUPPLY OF FISHING
TACKLE, Isoi.-l am now opening the most com
plete assortment Of FISHING TACKLE ever offer
cd in Richmond. Amongst my assortment may be
found all the variety of HOOKS, such a. Virginia
Limerick, Aberdeen, kerby, soekdoIogers. sc,
besides full assortment OF HOOKS on Out aud
Gimp; also. Gut and Gimp extra Rugged Lines
with Floats and Hooks com plete, Sea Grass Floats
Lines SILK Lines, la great variety, and Of sups.
rior quality; Trout Flies aud Reels Walking
Cane Fishing Rods, &c.
Also, Just received, a due assortment Of COLTS
celebrated FlNE-SHOOTEKS, all sizes
JAMES WALSH
Maker aud Importer Of Guns, Rifles, &c.
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MARRIED

On the evening of the 18th inst. at Oregon Hill
Methodist e. Church, By Rev. James r. Gates,
Mr.. JACKSON L. DRAKE and Miss MARIAN
L. BRANCH, both Of Henrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
MILLINERY & DREss-MAKINa

A., LADIES' AND CHILDREN's Ey,a
I'LL aA1PATTERNS FOR SALE haye-SStS
RvJ&~ received per Adams Express, my YS-IN
VIZ third supply Of PATTERNS, COMM
prising everything new that has been brought
out this Spring, which am selling very reasona-
Dle, with directions how to use.
| have likewise commenced DRESS MAKING.
DRESSES, MANTLES, and Oth0r WRAPPINGS,
Cut aud Basted for 50 cents; PLAIN BODY PAT
Terms, l25 cts. PlNklNG Of every description
done on the most reasonable terms
BERAGE BONNETS and quilting made.
Mrs. NJ EVERETT
Main street. between ,th and 9th, over
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
AMERICAN CERTIFICATES

From Or. I'm. NJ UIson, VI. D.. Norfolk, Ia.
This Will certify that DR.. SCHLOssER has
lieved me of three very painful Bunions which
have tormented for number of years; tho
operation was entirely without pain, and occu-
pied a few minutes. With great pleasure and
confidence l recommend him to the afflicted.
WIN. NJ. WILSON, NJ. d
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From J. Jones, Esq, ". G.

have had the good fortune of being operated
on Corns by DR.. sCHLossER, and certify with
pleasure to his deXterous operation, without Civ
ing the least pain, and az have had an opportu-
nifty of comparing his treatment with others. |
must, in justice to DR.. SCHLOSsRR say, that his
system Is Infinitely superior to any one have
ever met being on the most scientific principle.
JoSFS
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~ NJ HANGS HALL.
Sc ECON d w EE k

IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE BEST ENTER
TAINMENT
PRODUCED IN MANY YEARS,
PRONOCSCRD
PRESS AND PUBLIC PERFECT.
THIS EVENl
And EVERY EVENING during the week, an
Historical Lecture will be given, illustrated by
grand Sc mes from the Russian War, commencing
at o clock.
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uoNT4Ty MEETING OF THE

2s~S1s YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION Owing to the Indictment weather on Tues
day evening last, the regular MONTHLY MEET
ING of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held this TUESDAY evening, at 0 elk,
III their rooms in G0ddins Hall.
By order of the President.
ap le-U RO. L. RICHARDSON, Sec'y
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Observation-Disclosures C0NYEN-

49, SOUTH ERN-RIGHTS CONVEN-
- Tl0S.-Ihe State southern Rights Con-
venuon viii assemble at the METROPOLITAN
HALL, on WEDNESDAY, the nth instant, at II
Marshals will call for tickets at the Office Of J.
Hsmpdeu Chamberlayne, on Bank st., between
llth aud 18th, this morning.
The following eegates from the city of Rich
O'Clock p. NJ, to VIM. u. Paine, al the store OF
Kent, Paine q Co, to obtain tickets Of admission
to the Cow entiOn
David J: Burr, Chas T. Workman,
L hos w, McCance, John knders,
Patrick II. Aylett, Roscoe b. Heath
Geo. w. Randolph, Jas. T. Fisher,
+. NJ. Burton, B. NJ Dewitt,
Th9s. J Deane, Col. g w. Munford,
J. ID. Ferguson, SamI. d. Denoou,
John q Wayt, H. c. Cabell,
JOS Allen. L. H. Meade
Jno. Rut' 3rtOOrd, K. g. Morriss,
VIM. " Crump, s. h. Parker
Herbert A. Claiborne, Judge Jn S.S Robertson,
hos. 4. August, Chs W Purcell,
Lewis D. Creushaw, Alexander Moseiey,
rettr pdhlel, }. W. baIIenune,
10. iaury, Col Z. . Haskius,
Wm Butler JAS. W. Lewellen,
Lawson Aunnally, .. B Hill,
Jos; r, Anderson, A. B. Hutchinson,
B. GuigOn, DR. St. Geo Peachy,
Sanl. c. Robinson, Jno. p. Ballard,
Geo. 4. Sadler, Mann Page,
Hector Davis, Nat Tyler,
Chas f. Whitlock, L Milton Cary,
J. II. Greanor, James K. Creushaw,
Jas NJ. Talbot, J. II. EIerson,
o. CTanZ, l.. S. Mayre
Jas A. Gowarlin, Harry seiden.
John Currie, Jr., NJ Lewis Randolph,
John Hagan, J. Thomps Brown,
I. c. Burns, Bev. r. Wexford,
Dr. A. +. Picot, Jas. Alfred Jones,
j. Rando lph Tucker, Walker X. Martin,
John NJ. Patton, John ). Walker,
$ Bassett French, H. q. Cannon
w IN. Muuford, John Purcell,
J. K. Chamberlayne, K F. Williams,
Jno. o. Steger, E. NJ. Alrend,
John Nj. Maury, Cha5 Ellis,
j. Chamberlayne, T. II. Wynne,
VIM. q. Paine, +. A. 81 ackburn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

PARlb Fashions
For Ladies and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies and Gent.emen
down t. examine her complete stock of NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles, such
spanish suits for Boys; 2ouave aud Josephine
Saoque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Boys; Mazzeppa and Prince Albert A prUn for BOYS;
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paletat Tor
Girls; Children's Franklin Dress, beautiful; ST.
Lawrence Dress for little Girls; Misses Cherub
Sacque Piccolomini Apron for Girls; Children's
Flantrm apron; the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Tulle Waist, variety Of Waist aud Sleeve Pat
terms variety OF Walking SAelues tor Misses:
Cared Dress for Misses. an Arabian Mantle for
Spring, for Ladies'; new style Zousye for Ladies:
ZOua7e Shirt for little Boys; Palmetto Walkin2
Sacque for Misses; also, great many other new
style patterns now ready. Persons in want Of
something handsome will call down soon.
SIS SEMON is ready TO EMBROID and
BRAID all sty les Of Y eedle Work; and STAMPING.
PINklNG and MARKING done at the shortest
notice. An entire wardrobe for Infants; Ladis.i
Flannel Shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended to-. On hand aud Tor sale, all
c0loTs of French and German Embroidery silk
Ladies, now call down aud see for yOurself-tt Ia
my motto to please. Thankful for your past pat-
rOnage Wish continuance Of the sams Don't
forget the place, at Mr. sEsoE'. residence, two
doors below the st. Charles Hotel, Main IT fup
.tairsI lap Sim REBECCA sEmOS
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Petersburg, Va, April 2, 1861.

From John Pegram, Esq, Petersburg, IA.
DR.. scHLossEk has this day extracted several
Corns from my feet without particle of pain. /
recommend hiIn to all persons who are troubled
with Corns as the only person l have known to
perform the operation scientifically aud efectu
ally. JOHN PEGRAa
ID. B. MARSH
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DR.. ScHLOssEK has this day taken out . number
Of Corns from my feet, without any pain, and 1t
seems to be efectual. r. TooaB,
Washington, ID. C., Jan r. 1881