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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
Ii sell lot of about five acres of LAND, North
east Of the city, just beyond the corporation
line. improved with neat, small dwelling house.
handsomely enclosed, kitchen, barn, and an
icehouse; together with other conveniences The
whole lot is under good plank fence, Is very pro-
ductive aud has on it one of the best springs in the
vicinity of the city The situation is very high and
healthy, and Is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms, apply to
TOLER Il COOK,
ap General Agents.
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Oh STATION a co.
Ap3 Sign Of tas Circular ssw. Il Msia Il
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CONGRESS-MosnAx.


SENATE.-Mr. DAVIS presented the resolves
OF the Legislature of Massachusetts praying
tnat appropriations be mode for the removal
OF certain distractions in harbors in TINT
State. - 'Ao'
Mr.. DAVIS presented petitions against Con
gress doing anything towards the establish.
ment OF any more lines Of steamers. as such
policy is injurious to the interests of the
merchant service.
curry into the propriety ofincreasing the sala.
~ Of the district judge of Vermont.
The bill supplementary TO the act providing
ior taking the census, and providing for the am
portionmento OF Representatives, was then tax.
en- up.
HOUSE OF hEPREsEHTATIvEs.-Tb SPEAK
Err announced the FIRST business in order to he
the resolution OF Mr.. JACKSON, of Georgia
heretofore introduced, recognising the binding
smcacy OF the compromises of the conslitu.
y n' aho the laws necessary TO carry them out,
she provision Tor the delivery of fugitive
slaves, and the act of the last session Of Con-
gress for that purpose included, and deprecat-
ton, &c.
sanous motions were made, and much con.
Iusion prevailed. Several gentlemen desired
70 oner amendments, but Mr.. JACKSON refused
ton. f1o'
The question was taken to lay the resolu.
non upon the table, and decided in the nega.
uve-feas 79. nays l02.
The House refused 10 second the demand
ior the Previous question; when
M. MiLLRR proposed an amendment-;n
substancc, the resolution voted down in The
OemccDAtic 6 ususs
Mr.. AsERErr moved that the whole sub;ec,
De laid upon the table; bun the motion d;d M,
prevail-yeas 70, nays lO4. .'o'
u ODGEKss CUTLRRY.-We Co., =
sale, o. our own importation :.
aodgess Done, buck and buffalo handle knives and
Aodgen balanced, ivory handle do do, il dozen. or
sess p NIFTY one pieces - - ~ y
Aodfsr balanced. ivory handle Knives, withou.
1ocscrs' back, buffalo and ivory handle f..rver.
Pockst knivcs u 2, 3 and blades
Do Scissors and shears
70 glsin and hollow ground Raxors
Razor 6tr0ps--iwo and four sidas
~ ~ sac ~ vANLEW Il TAYLOR.
ePo Msrhef Bridac, 10 Main street
MOOLk0Lk, r., $50 I5re.1 8 :.
s. onsrs for salefs eSh Roll BIITTrR. F.s.sh,
VI ane PORTER IL sunevior snsii,sx -;
~ sapefnne Kis0uR, of beet brands. - :
Ah.-5u ssflels 9as. re- i wins .,,a g, 81 Z.
= sp2 EDWIN WoRTHAM CO
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E0 THE sUBsCklBEh respectfully IN
Ia forms his old customers and the pubic that
he has now ready for inspection an extensive stock
Of goods in his line, of his own and Northern and
Eastern manufacture. The stock consists of the
usual variety OF Fur, Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and soft; Panama. Maracaibo Cur
raova, India Plat, Swiss, Leghom, {black, pearl,
and white co.ours;) all the grades Of Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Boys
and Chiidrens' Hats and summer Caps, of al qusl-
tiles and patterns; Ladies' and Misses Riding Hats
all the styles of Braid Alboni, Tnpoh and variety
Of young and old Gentlemens Fancy Straw Hats
for summer use; all the various grades OF Palm-leef
Hats by the case or dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited 10
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
In Richmond or not. The subscriber hes no doubt
but the extensiyeness and variety of the assert
ment, with the prices and easy terms will be found
Inducements strong enough 70 keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH Sim No. 81 Main street Richmond
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &cj
HAVING added to our present business that OF
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city of Philadelphia, we prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASH.STANDs, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c, which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give US call
G. 4 A. BAKGAMIN, JR,
NH 26-ts POI, cor Main and 10th streets
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Those over fifty years of age will be charged IS
PSF cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admis
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid the time of ap-
plication, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFKRENcEs.-Ex.G Governor Jared w. VIII
liams Lancaster, N. Hon. A. P. Stephens, Rock.
land, N. Y; Dwier & Barber, Western Hotel. New
York City; Robbins e. Brothers, Draper, Tiff &
Bacon, New York City His Excellency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt e. Reath, Witham &
Newman, Philadelphia; Philo Wilcox, Presi.
dent Chicopee Bank, Springfield, Mass; Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, Sringfeld,
Mass.
All communications should be addressed to
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Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
EF few Agents wanted. Apply at the ofiic

NEW SPRING GOODS.
CHRISTIAN q LATHROP have receiv.
~ ed their supply Of Dry Goods for the Spring
trade, to which they invite the attention Of their
customers, and all in want of
Very rich printed Paris Bereges
Very rich Challes and Turbines
Paris Mousline, plain and printed
Mouselane De LANES, all qualities
Hunanni and Paris Lawn Robes
Plain black Silks
Figured black silks, very rich
Rich, plain and figured Silks coloured
Brocade Silks very superior
Plain and checkered Canton Silks
Dotted Swiss Musns
Rich colored embroidered Swiss Musiinsf
Plain and printed Jacopefs
Plain Grenadines Silk Tissues,
Brocade Organdy pomparores
Rich Fouard Silks, Irish Poplins
Housekeeping Goods Of every description
Together with full assortment of Mourning
All OF which will be sold st the lowest prices, by
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
NH 20 s0Main street
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E& u ~ Ex & R 4 81 Is a re now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and It's superior facilities are offered
to all Cat low rates) for the rapid carriage and de
livery of articles of all descriptions: boxes, baes
packages, parcels, money, &c &c, and for the col
lection of notes, drafts, bills in all places where we
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmost
promprness may be relied upon for the perform
ance of all business entrusted to US.
Custom house business attended TO, goods entered
duties paid and articles forwarded with dispatch.
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS e. CO.'S Ex
press.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and WaieA
in sums to suit, for sale at this ONCE.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except sunday a
II o'clock, arrives every evening (excef Monday
at 81 o'clock. ]. II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. S, Fourteenth street. Richmond. Va.
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RMIGRANF PABeAGE AND REMIT
TANCE AGING s...s
IisHfD SWALLOW TAIL LINE
or Lou1ou and Livcrpool Paeketss
fGRfNNELL, MINTURN = CO OWNERSl
81 The undcrslgned are sole Agents 80
xf for the sale Of passages In the sbsve
Inc. composed Of the following first class ships:
New World, Queen of the West Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburtsn, Albert Gallatin, Constantine
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnel. Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert
Sir Robert Peel, London
For the accommodation Of emigrants. and to
protect them from any imposition, we viii direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford e. Co.. London, for any
amount, from E upwards payable at any bank In
the United Kingdom without discount.
Irishmen wishing to send money to their
friends, or bring them out from the "od country"
win find Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS & CO., No. 5, 18th street
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SPRING FASHIONS.

1T SPRING FASHIONS. MI
Ill Gentlemen who desire to wear fine, -
well finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make at as low or lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call the subscriber,
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style of Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any offhe Northern cities.
He would also call the public's attention to bis as
sortment of Magyar, Kossuth and hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he win sell low.
Call at No. 1877, 81 Dad street. sig of the yell
low Hat RICHARD MOORE
p. S-Keep ii beforethe people, that they can for
% so, get Moleskin Hat that sell every where
for % and all others at the same very low rates.
NH 6-1ms Z. n.
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BARGAINS! b A X GAIN John A.
- SMELL & CO., No. 90 Main Street, respect
fully invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call and examine their large and desirable
assortment of Barrage Delaines, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
offered in this city. Also, Beached and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mitts, and gene
rsl assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c.
NH l9-tf SO
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.AAx MUSIC! MUSlC..-P. ii. TAY-
xH4$ LoR has just received the following favo.
3s4ak rite pieces with large lot Of Music:
- Wait for the Wagon
/ would not die in Winter
would not die in Spring time
. / would not die in Summer
would not die at all
Ben Bolt
be kind to the loved ones at home
Roll on Silver Moon
Agatha, or the Swallows homeward fly
Napolitane, am dreaming Of thee
Nelly was Lady
saw thee but an hour
At his Music aud Piano Forte Store.
NH % 100 Main street.
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NEW GOUDS.-rne subscriber has now In
IN Store and will be receiving per every arrival
his Spring supply of new and desirable Dry
Goods, embracing every article kept in the best
retail establishments. He would invite the atten
ton of the public, his friends and the customers of
the late concern of Warren, Fariss & Brown, to
his stock now exhibiting at the store of the late
concern, among which will be found
Embroideries of every kind in large assortments.
Ladie Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods.
Irish Linnens and Sheetngs.
Cloths, Casino res,
and in fact, complete and general assortment.
VIM. z WARREN,
NH 20-3m al Eagle Square.
John A. TEMPLE 81 CO., STONE CUT
j TIERS, corner of 9Th and Canal Streets under
take all descriptions of Cutstone work, and will
furnish any kind OF building or dimension Stone,
upon reasonable terms.
J A Temple, for the last 10 or 90 month, has been
acting as foreman f the Virginia Washington Mon
ument to which he would refer for samples of
the work of the shop, if such finish should be re-
quired. NH 13-lmA
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STUCK
OF CLOTHING.
IA 8. MERCHANT & WElSIGER, No. l12
IA Main street, are now receiving their Spring
VA and Summer Stock OF CLOTHING, en-
.l& bracing every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
for this market, and will be sold on reasonable
terms Merchants are requested to call and ex.
anime our stock. which they will find well adapted
to their trade, in style and quality.
s. MERCHANT d WE1SIGER.
N. B-Also, large stock of Shirts and Collars,
we'll made, and Of good material.
mhI3 8. M w.
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a. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
79 INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
S<Associatiors are now prepared 70 issue
policies of Insurance on the above de-
scription of risks on as reasonable ter.ns az any
y se ppbc ssa snare ct
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers will cheerfuly fur
nish all information that may be required An
losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN II. BosHER, Secretary. NH II
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t1LAiM AMI = ~ kOID + X e u
I SHAWLS.-Just received from New York !.
our new and Handsome supply Of plain and en-
broidered white Grape Shawn; also, in store.
Capes and Visettes OF the lafest fashion, at
CHAS. HARrWELL 4 cos,
aph Opposite Swan Tavern.
ANE HUNDRED THOUSAND Havana.
~ Principe, Regalia and Panesela cigsrs: srnonr
the ots a the hnest brands imported, for ssle
Ct oil prices. and IN lots a. sui, By
BENNETT 4 BEEks Druggists,
= Y 2 No rs Mafn street
Ia 10 cuRKEE AND r.. n. sUGXR.-
80 bags Luiise and ~ nhds sugar, for sale low
p ciosea eouaignmenk hy . - -
cps WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
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Table of Rates, No. 9.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying
sspr .yr draw ssp pr; w'k sSpr yr DIR 81 50 pr w'k
- SO s75
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LNAkM WANTkD.-We wish to purchase
II Farm of 50 to $50 acres of Land, from one to
Eve miles distant from the city, with pretty decent
improvements omit If suited we will pay liberal
price, in CASH. ToLER IL COOK
NIB 90 General Asents
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ss<FuN q E.--I am PR pared 70 receive ntorase
nhs-in JOIN ". wR1oaT.
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o. vALUABLE DWELLING FOR
VEL SALE.-The very desirable three story Brick
Tenement On the North side of Leigh street, be
tween 9th and 7th streets, now in the occupany Of
Andrew Johnston. For terms, apply to
LUTHER r. SPILMAN,
Attorney at Law,
de 20-d6ms Main street .oupositeCitv Hotel
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INSTRUMENTATION REBUKED.

very serious affair ooha'place at the factory Of
Messrs. Mosby & Jackson, Friday morning last,
Which came nigh ending in the death Of negro
fellow, named Amos, owned by the estate oil w, G.
Watson, decd. This negro, who was an employee
in the factory, ofwRich MEG, Fushran is an over
seer, had absented himself iorAtWo days, without
any justifable excuse, and on Thursday night, DR..
Mosby gave another negro directions go in search
OF Amos, and bid him be at The factory the mex,
morning According to order Amos made his ap.
pearance, immediately after which Mr. Fuchran
approached him, and ordered him TO strip: himself
for punishment. Amos very insolently told him he
would do no such thing as he did not intend re-
lceiring castigatian. Mr.. T. at once took hold ct
the rnfian, but no sooner had he done So than the
negro seized him BIZ the throat and being the more
powerful man, forcfd him back TO the partition, con-
Etnually tghteningfhs grasp, and evidently intend
\ ing 10 choke him 10 death. Mfr r., finding him
5lf~ovffpowered, called for his brother, lad, who
be directed to handIhim his revolver. The brother
did So and Mr.. F. fred upon the negro three times,
the first ball taking effect ia his right shoulder, and
the other two in one Of his thighs. Amos finding
the lead pills rather warm for his feelings broke
loose and ran off bit was captured at the corner Of
ltth and Main street BY Lieut. Johnson, and from
there sent to The medical nfrmary by The direction
of MIR. Jackson, where his wounds were dressed
and he is now doing well. Nothing like hot lead
for insubordira tionb-I eicbta8na Rsp
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HOW TO BE HAPPY.

Do all the good you can. Whenever you hear
OF poor widow, orphan child, or aged man in at
Fiction pay that individual a visit. Do not hoard
up ALI you earn, give certain portion Of your
property tothe poor. Never get angry. Ifyou are
slandered imposed upon, bettersufer LILLE than
retaHate, and use harsh language Be moi proud
and selfish. Think no more highly of yourself and
four talents than you do ofrhe capacities of Others
Pay aIlyou owe, Deal justly. Keep out Of debt.
Gel not ensangled in the mesAes OF The law; ay1ld
il-as the sure gate to ruin. Shunrvcious pdfzpiil
and nnprincped associates. Honor The Sabbath,
serve God be devoted 10 truth and fvigion. FL
nally, take some useful paper CHE Free Press Ter
nstance,) pay for Il in advance, and read it aen-
tiyely; and our word for il ~ will be hapH -
Peace and coHtentmert will SMILE in your pam Joy
dance on your countenance, anG every lane OF lif,
before you will be traugh, with blessing, rich and
abundant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
our COUNTY ROADS.


TUX 1EH SElAAA VI 4Et u GucON-
Ms ED1ToR We have some bad roads ia our
county. + ii not to be desired that something
should be done for their improvement 2
Suppose, instead Of keeping one man Over
seer Of the Road Tor years, however negligent
be may be, the plan Of annual rotation IN Office
were adopted b. our Magistrates, would NOT
one single public spirited oserseer SCI an exam,
pie 70 the balance emulation be Infused per-
maps even a spirit OF retaliation lin calling pat
hands) occasionally conduce to the public bene.
st.; as well as the selfish indscement oil. when
opportunity offered. working the particular part
OF The road most used BY the oveFseer, for the
tine, in Office
Good roads save time, teams and wagons, and
promote intercourse The best implements for
working themproperly are the plough and scoop;
the best mode, TO ridge them slightly in themid
die, so as 10 shed the water of TO The sides not
too much, however, -as, in that case, but one
track w1s4sbe med
Each section OF road. should Lave scoop,
Which costs only five or SIX dollars, and might
be paid TOR out Of zines okabsentees.
The best time 10 work roads is inst after rains,
when they can be psoughed best, and the farms
are too wet for cultivation. No period should
ever be chosen.when farm work is pressing Ysach
as baymaking. &c.
ne uess st3son y tug year y me = pldl
but farmers are then so busy, that Autumn Che
presenO viii be found prelerable. Dae notice
should De gwen, and all hands assigned 10 the
section required TO De present., OF. without good
excuse ior absence, De fined without any dis.
linctiOn.
u IS best to Undertake small piece of road
At time, and make that permanently scpd, ra-
Their than 10 go over the whole with httle beneh,
10 any part. Two days thus applied every Aa-
lumn, would soon give 10 jefferson county Gem.
paratiyeiy good roads, and greatly promote The
interests and comforts OF her citizens at com.
paEatiyey lrfiing cost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

We do not remember when ourfeelings were
more touched with an account al catasiro-'
Dhe than listening few days since, 10
The relation Of the circumstance. Of Mr.. John
Williams, Of Covngton township KY mistak.
ing his son for a deer, and shooting him, on
the llth uIt. ME-. Williams left his house in
company with Mr.. Parry, for the purpose Of
showing him the way through tile woods to
point for which Mr. Parry had started and took
with him loaded gun. Aaer going about
400 yards from his house, he Thought he saw
a deer, and taking close aim fired. His hor-
rur can be better imagined than described, on
hearing his little son Isaac, fiae Toy about
II years Of age cry out Father 1rhy did you
Shoot me !'' Tie father exclaimed To his com.
panion, /" Oh did eset man shodt bis boy be-
iole?" Bolh men ran and met tie boy ap-
preaching them, about 20 yards tum the place
where he was shot. II was obs erped that the
bah lad entered tie back, near the shoulder
blade, ami passing through the body, passed
olt little on one side OF tie esn;re oil the
breast. No hope was entertained that the boy
would live bali ali hour. NJ Parry was so con.
fused and coaiounded that be knew Ii,le Of
what passetFand enly reco1lects that. il was
proposed to carry the boy into the house about
400 yards distant, to which the little fellow
objected, and asked that he might lie Iown-
WIN Ms iaiMef coat ilot a Deus MS request
was granted when lie cast an anxious look
at his frantic patent, and said, + Father you
! will bury me on the farm, won't you r. In.
mediately Mr.. Parry FASTENED for ria Physician,
and on The way gave notice to a heighbor who
hurried TO the spot and carried the boy into
the house against his will. The physician ar.
rived and believed the boy would not survive
through the night He did however, and as
late as one week alter, when we last heard
from him was doing well, the physician and
ffiends have strong hope that he would recover,
have come 10 the conclusion that tie ball did not
touch vital part. The little fellow is cheerful
and patient, breathes WELL has a good appetite
and talks freely. No doubt many aheary prayer
has been offered up to Heaven Tor bis recovery
Poor little fellow, may he be restored, and vet
be great blessing 10 his deeply sorrowing pa.
rent
The lad was gathering chestnpts in lie woods
the color OF his clothes closely resembed that OF
deer, and the waistband Of one shirt sleeve pro.
jecting LITTLE below the coat sleeve tie father
mistook il for the end Of deer's tail, which is
frequently white, and fired
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
EXTENSIVE BOARDING.


In an article relating TO the Metropolitan Hotel,
New York, the tfInclesiden says:
In the matter Of prices, few pay less than S25
per week and one foreign emissary, who has taken
rooms for the season, is paying at the rate of $50
per day, besides a very liberal extra expenditure
for the very choicest of antique wines One gentle
man pays $50 per week, The bills OF others a
mount 10 5000, $3.50, and $500 per week The
bridal chamber is constantly occupied at the rate Of
so per day" II
1t is also stated. that "more people turned a
way than are received" land tina, rooms are 4
ken by letter and by telegraph, for weeks ia ad.
vance" q
/ The prcprietors should have procured supply
efthe wines sold last week in this ciy,a' $751; per
bottle. They could no doab, retail them ou' 10
customers for dollar drop as those who would
pay the rates named for board, would not hesitate
10 indulgein wine at thatpsiee, OF such people
il may be truly said, " fool and his money are
Soon parted. - Baltimore Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

DINNER TO MR.. FAULKNE Err.

A poFtion Of the Democracy of Berkeley, held a
meeting at Rawlins. Hotel in Martinsburg, on
Monday The 9Th instant, for the purpose OF tender
ing Dinner ito the Hon. C. J. Faulkner, as a
manifestation ofapprobalion for his services in be-
half OF Pierce and King in the late Presidential
Canvass. letter 10 Mr.. Faulkner, signed by a
number of persons, asking him to accept of such
Dinner. and 10 name the time for it, was then read
to the meeting
The RePhbhieaa states that at is understood Mr.
Faui ber-wiu accept the dinner rendered 10 him,
and that he will after his return from New York
indicate the day which will best suit him TO have