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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07
By Wellington Geddin.


HAM sOM 3 BUILDING LOTS ON
9th STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the
18th July, 1853, upon the premises, commencing at
o'clock, very valuable building Lot on the south
side of Grace, between 2S,h and 29th streets, ad-
joining Mrs Bretts residence, fronting IS feet run
ming back $50 feet to an alley; also l43 feet of
ground on the west line of Both, between Main and
Franklin streets running back l26 feet to an alley.
After which, will be sold 92K feet of ground on
the ives, line of 9th street. to street, being
part of square No. SO in Adams addition) running
back 125 ieet to an alley
TERMs-One.third cash, balance at three and six
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secu
red by trust deed, or title retained till the last note
10 paid.
jy It'd w GODDIN, Auctr
HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ON
L 4 TIE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, BE
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Willbe sold on Tuesday,
the 18th July 1858. upon the premises commenc
ing at 81 O'Clock M, the neat brick Dwelling on
the North line of Marshall street., near to Hi nry
street, now occupied by Mr. A. B. Bott The house
is nearly new, and Is remarkably we'll built
TERMS :-One third cash, balance at and c
months for negotiable otes, interest added, and
title retained till last note shall be paid.
jye w. G0DDIN, Auct
NJ EAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
Y CLAY, BETWEEN LIST AND 2ND STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Will be sold on FIJI.
day Afternoon, the 9Th day of July 1883, upon
the premises, commencing at oclotAk that neat
little Cottage Residence on the South side of Clay
between LIST and End Streets adjoining the resdence
OF DR. John Mcconnell and now occupied by Mrs
Minter The Lot fronts 36 feet, runs back 1853 feet
TERMs-One-quarter cash; balance at 3 and 8
months tor negotiable notes. bearing interest and
$50 W. GoDDIN, Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

IL our large and, as yet, well selected stock OF
Dress Goods Stockings, Fans, Mitts, Sleeves, Col
lars and hundreds of other articles, which are not
usually found in Dry Goods Stores, and all of
which We selling at and below cost 10 order to
close our business next month. Persons who buy
to sell again will find it to their advantage to siys
US call before purchasing elsewhere Remember
the place. WECHSLER & COHEN,
y4-2w 1874, cor 5th and Broad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

H Holloway's Pills for Bowel Com.
plains, Diarrhea. and Disordered Sto.
machs Persons subjsct to these complaints can.
not use fner medicine than these invaluable Pills.
and ii taken ia moderate doses, and the diet at
tended 10, certain cure vii be effected. Thsir
Strengthening nature speedily renovates the i'm.
paired tone Of the stomach and renders the diges.
tive organs more powerful. Bile and disorders OF
the liver may be infallibly cured by their USE and
those wLo are suffering from long residence in
hot climates cannot adopt more effsctual remedy
than Hollowsys Pills. They also the best fsmi.
ly medicine extRnt
Sold BY the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
oil Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and oy those OF the United States, In Pots and Box
co at 81 cent?, 81 cenis and OIL so each. Whole.
sale oy the principal Drug Houses in ths Union, and
by Messrs 4 d SANDS. New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD e. CO, Richmond, Va.
Inere Il very considerable saving In taxing the
larger siEes. -
NB-Direotions for the guidance Of Psssn.s are
sMxoo " 0acn 7 OK or hox ~ 7-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

x OOk ., BOOks.A BUCKS, AT EX-
~ CHANGE BoOKoTORE-Ths Boyhood of
Great Men, intended az an example to youth, with
nustrations-62c
Home Pictures by Mrs Mary Andrews Deni
son-9I
Household Words fer Iune-25c
q New Books received every dag by
G NJ WEST,
iY Hos / ana Exchange
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WANTED.

EyLORIST Wanted q situation - Gardener
= and Flerist, By young man who has been
educated a. such, and filed the situation Of sssist
ant for number Of yesrs In the Royal Gardens Of
ssxony. DC. He can give all necessary references
In regard TO ability and moral character. Please
address FLORIS r, Boz AIT, Richmond r o.
~ 7-3l-
WANTED. by the subscriber, from four to six
" gallons Cream per day, for which will pay
~ 7-6t ANDREW PIZZINI.
lOURNEYMAN CARPENTERS WANTED
y Apply a. the shops of the Richmond and Pc
tersourg Railroad Company. ~ 7-6t
NOTiCE.-I wish to hire a Woman who can
~ come weli recommended as good Cook,
Washer and Ironer.
jy 7-lw AS LEE.
II ANDs WANTED Wanted, colo red
IL bands, BY the day or month, for which the
highest price will be paid. Those having Hands
to hire will find 1t to their advantage apply at the
office of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company.
jg6 THos DoDAMEAD, supt
RUTTEkAiILK WANTED.-FIfteen gal.
iys-2t ADAM co.
WANTED lMMEDIATELY, Wet
w Nurse white or coloIed. Apply to WIN.
w BURGESS, corner of 9Th and 4 SITS. Church
Hill jy 6-2t*
n
" mill, five or ten Carpenters. For such as
will suit, good wages will be paid Apply TO
je30 L. D. CkENSHAW & CO.
w ANTRD-A Bread Baker. Apply to
w WIN FALCONER,
je2s Ill Main street.
WANTED TO RRNT.-We wish to rent for
w one or more years, q Plantation, say of
from so to 200 acres, with Improvements thereon,
and not exceeding miles from Richmond. For
such Plantation, liberal rent will be gfven either
jess part o r. Tol SR HP a6oR Agents.
GERvANTs WANTED FOR THE
~ SPRINGS We wish to hire Immediately. 6
male dining room and house Servants also, good
assistant Cook, for the Springs. Persons having
such for hire, win do well to cali without delay.
je25 TOLER q COOK, Agents
MTANTkD.-I wish to hire white Man,
w to attend to a little Farm near Richmond
Apply to ED. d. EACHO,
je28 General Agent and Collector.
NV wish to hire for the balance of
w the year, or BY the month, No dining room
servant. One that Can come well recommended
A9sgs'0 General E2 Dssa, and E csIIss,sr
W ANTED FOR THE SWEET SPRINGS,
w first rate assistant Man Cook. None
need apply but good one, who can come well re.
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
je15 MACE & WINSTON.
WANTED.I wish to hire for the balance Of
w the year, ablebodied MEN, to 60 IL miles in
the country; white or black.
EDW'D D EACHO,
je4 General Agent and Collector.
W Fire and Marine Insu.
w rance Stock, by
my 20 MACE & WINSTON.
u YMENT.-3O0 Hands, who are &C.
~ customed to manufacturing Goats, Pants and
Vests, can have constant employment ON applica
ton 20 Al SWEENEY, at
KENT, PAINE e. KENTS,
my30 No ii Fourteenth street.
EgTysTa STRAY CUW.-A Red Cow
SsI with long horns-probably 10 years
6 old has been about my premises for
several days, and have taken charge
of her till an owner appears My residence is near
the Fairfield Race Course, on the road leading to
Stony Run. The owner is hereby requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take said Cow
away. CLAUDIUS GEIDT
jy 4-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

Wore Evidence.-we have Just been
informed BY gentleman from the country, with
Large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Complaint but not in instance has he
tailed In making perfect cure in less than twenty
TOUR hours, with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.
He believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bitters. He says he never
intends to do without it in his family. His name
will be used II required but not wishing it pnblished
Price o0 Genus per bottle Fer saie Dy
Messrs Purcell, Lsdd e. CO.. Bennett & Beers, A
Duvai, Adie Gray, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of Todd e. Christian.
petersburg; d Lyman, Lynchburg; King d Icy,
Norfolk; DR. E Camm, Williamsburg.
-E Orders addressed to E BAKER, Richmond.
va VIII receive prompt attention. ta3O
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Jehn r. d. Payne, Salesman.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE or Hoy.a.
II hold and Kitchen Furniture ar Auc.
ton Will be sold FRIDAY, the 9th inst. At
9x o'clock, at the residence of the late Dir Thomas
Cowles, ON Main street, nearly opposite to the
Household and Kitchen Furniture in GOOD ordar
consisting OF the usual variety. Also, one Piano
TERMs: Sums under $50 cash; $50 and uowarda
months credit for negotiable paper satisfactorilv
endorsed. THOS w DOSWEI
Sheriff of Richmond, and as such, admnistrator
with the Will annexed of Thos Cowles, decd.
iy2 - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

q New Daxuerrenn Gsailefy.-MINNlS
q WATSON beg leave TO inform their friends
anc TIE public, that they have removed the Gallery
rom the Mansion House TO No LAG, a few doors be-
low the American Hotel, ON the opposite side,
where they haye fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, Ter the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rooms
The subscribers too well known for com.
me- MT, as they have had rooms for the last two
years in this city, and have always given entire
satisfaction. But they are happy to announce to
the public tia, they have superior facilities for
taxing fine Pictures, to what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves to give Pictures unsurpassed
In the United States in sotness of tone or style of
coiorfng. Call and see the beautiful specimens of
The art, whether you wish Pictures or not
az 20 MINNTS & WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07
SAM'L MARX. Cashier.

EsARAIEhs' BANM UF virginia.
IL The President and Directors nave declared
dividend of four and quarter per cent. out of the
profits OF the last six months subject to of quar-
ter per cent bonus to the State leaving four dol
lars per share payable to the stockholders
jy 6-lUt SMITH Cashier .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

Ia EAsONARLE DRY GOODS AT RE.
~ DUCED PRICES MILLHISER d. BRO.
1913 Broad street, having ct this time rather more
Goods on hand than is desirable they have reduced
their prices on every article offered and at the same
time, Ladies and others in want Of Dry Goods, are
assured that better and more ompete stock of
cheap and desirable Goods is not found Ia the city,
Among our assortment may DE found great many
white Goods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin, check.
ed, striped and plaid MUsiins, Jaconetts and Cam
brlcs, Swiss and Cambria Bands and Insertings
and Edgings in endless variety; silk Mtts Parasols
worked Collars and Cambria Hdkts Lace Sleeves
and Collars Bereges, Lawns and Tissues Irish
Linens, white + annes, Bed Tickings, bleached and
unbleached Shifting and ShseIings, all widths and
prices. So
Remember, our object is in reducing the stock
on hand 20 enable us to lay in heavy Fail stock
this coming seaion. Bargains, therefore, may be
expected. J MlLLHISER a. EhO
IT, " b 1913 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

E In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather. the sale of the above Farm has been post
poned to Thursday, the 18th inst
It'd I'M TAYLOR Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

SUMMEk GOODS FOR GEETL EMEN.
- Black, Blue, Brown and Green French Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassineres
Black DTap de Etc and Casnraarcsts
White and Cold Linen DriipRs
Silk and Marseilies Vesiings
Gauze. Merino and Silk Under.ssirt.
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
Silk, Thread and Gotten Half Hoee
Gloves and Hdk'fs. in every s.vls
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Craysts and Summer Stocks.
We have In store large and handaorns assort.
ment Of Goods for Gentlemen's Summer Wear.
partly enumerated above, which will be sold 90 low
as similar goods can be bought anywhere
WARREN d. PERKINS.
je IL l4I Eagle Square
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nREss GOODS at Greatly Reduced
l. Prtces.-We have stili oa hand Q large -
sortment OF Fancy Goods, ssch as--
Plaid, striped and fancy summer SILKS
Il Fancy Bereges, Tissues and Hespanis
4 OTgandy. Mullins aud Lawns
Inside Hdkfs, Collars and Sleeves
Lace Shawls. Points and Scarf
Together with the general assortment ususIy
kept in dry goods store all Of which W. are oet.
Ing ct greatly reduced prices
DUDLEY 4 JOHNSTON.
o ID Eaole aouara.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

IMPORTANT TO BLACKsMITH HIS.
ing sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Woyks m.
fer Tor sale privately, until the l4,h day Of july
next their entire stock of bar iron, hoops, bands
crow bars. hinges, &c &c
comprises large assortment Of superior iron,
ana VIII Dc sold In large small quantities 10 re-
sponsible customers, upon Accommodating terms.
Sucn OF the stock as may remain unsold ct the
expiration OF this month win be offered Ct auction
On friday, the 18th day of July next, ct 10 IA N.
1ezS-d&c tds< T0MpKINS r. GNYNN s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07
MORTIMORE7s BITTEK CORDTzI
W AND BLOOD PIIRIEIEg Praes ~ 49,

IA OKTlMOkE1S BITTER CORDIAL
Ill AND BLOOD PURIFIEa.-Price. 81 per
Bottle Physicians OF the fret standing IN tha
medical profession and prescribe it as the most
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had lons
suffered from diseases or complaints brought ON by
sedentary habits exposure, Indigestion torpid state
the liver or impurities of the blood now look unon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in II.
healing properties and restoring powers It stande
prominent In the treatment and cure of Neuralaia
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspeps;s
or Indigestion, Less Of Appetite Acidity of tc Stn
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to IL
Pleursy, Pains or Misery in the Side or Region Of &
Heart Fatulency or Depression of Spirits Papitation
Of the Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensstions
sations. Numbness of the Flesh or Li,sbs Diicuit
or Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Dseases "a
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis.
eases OF the kldneys or PROSTATE Con.
Irregularities, especially with Females: prodncins
Debility and Prostrstion Of the Nervous System PAS
or Saliow Complexion.
Mlorrimore's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetable pleasant to take and perfectlv
safe to be used in any state of health even BY The
most delicate female or child.
~ Prlce one dollar per bottle.
w. " ALEXANDER l. Co., Proprietors No R.,.
clay street, (Astor House, New York
70 Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most Inyaiuable and sure remedy for Rheums-
tism In all its forms, either inHammatory acute or
chronic, no difference how bad the case or how lone
standing This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM.
FOUND which is vegetable extract an internal re.
medy, prepared expressly for this disease II has
already cured thousands who had long been crippee
The evidences Is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
as given by vast numbers of respectable e1.
tizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and oer
tifcates of your friends and those around You who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
For sale By PURCELL, LADD i co, sole Agents
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

ZINE CHEWING TOBaCCO.-Tne pick
L of the Virginia Tobacco Crop can always be
found at BENEFIT d BEERS, Druggists, l25
Main street, put up in the best style oy the best
manufacturers in the city Oze hundred packages
on hand, warranted superior TO any in The city =
Call and try it, Tvs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07


THE NEW SPRING CANDLKaTfC9.
= Inis article has long boen wanted, and hes nou
reached to perfection. Tho candle 4 nsde b man.
tain the same height. and IL an iuveafion which
ell housekeepsrs ought 10 pasronise. For snIe q
bne store OF j. D. y. EVANS,
my % in m. stree6
AIDES AND GENTLkdWN.-Ycu aFo
hereby respectfully notified thas ~ are = ~
ceipt Of our second supply IT Spring snd esn-
ner Boots. Shoes. Gaiterss slippers 40 81 ~ ~
kiIds made IN thil country. Auzong then arc -
raientreIy new ssyios. Please call = ~ Ladiee
Saloon, No = Main street.
my Is d0ors 1eJpW Dootpyk
4 EYCTTLENT 8F0Gx n Ggx
"A GL1ee DEC1nTHnA BQwL4 CMLLx
RIra GORLET0, IUMokE1& Ae-1n Reee -
nssse 80 essfsy. ~ senrsd - - 1870 =.
'ieses M eesnrsss fhssrsoe - - ssnss scsse
- II III Mn nEe1l
TTsT Lyons K1THAIR ron 4 ysa W. >
u pfeseus Jour hair lfon tnrainG ~ ~ -
:. 3 jag = q 1ao.As. p..ss:.,
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M HlTE VESTS.-A new supply of fDs
w White Vests, jast recsived and for sale at No
jel6 sMERcHANT wEIsIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

EOR HiRE-By the month. or for the bal
L. ance OF the year, small girl, suitable for
Nurse. Apply to ToLER 4 COOK.
IS Nv z AQenta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

TaH-yNa STRAY COW.-A Red Cow
SSsI with long horns-probably 10 years
G old, has been about my premises for
several days, and have taken charge
of her till an owner appears My residence is near
the Fairfield Race Course, on the road leading to
Stony Run. The owner is hereby requested to
prove property. pay charges, and take said Cow
away. CLAUDIUS GEIDT.
iy 4-3t*
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f OFEEk.-It0 bags Rio, Java. Manila and
~ Laguayra Coffee, for sale by
iy6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07

EOR HIRE.--I have for hire. d irss rate Wet
+ NRrsa. Apply 1t this ofice. jy6-3ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17

The editors o. the Muscatine Journal
make very paerile rejoinder in their las,
paper to the communication OF Messrs Bur
rows q Prettytaan. We give but single
extract and viii thank Our ncighbors to pub
lish our brle: remarks in connection with il
N their next issue, as they have done the
rankest injustice to worthy firm, VINO have
lsbcred hard for many years in the produce
business, dealing honorably and justly with
al men who have had transactions with
them:
They charge ne editor Of tsis paper with being q
liar give single from ,helr article TO la;
ihe readers Judge oftAeir veracity.
I'VE o4r.gfves have taken in I'll our mill and -sre-
houses, since the 9th day last August from wagons
204l2 bushels Of oEoas-whch are more onions than
the MaseatElrs ever saws i9s b.shel- OF barley
which more barley thal has been taken in Musea
tine IN one hnndred years,--57, 80 bushels wheat
which VIE heaereis nore than twice a. much wheat -
every MI and meridian; IN NUscstine have taken in
since harvest"
We anticipated the above disclosure
would startle those Of our neghbors who
were in the habit Of esteeming Davenpor, a
place Of no business We would remark
that with the above communication Mr..
Burrows brought his books TO u and af,e,
an examination OF them we are ready ta
testify to the entire truth Of the above OK.
tract.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Il, 1858


We understand that no proposal has We
been received by the I. s. Agents Tor th'
removal ef distractions for either Of tn.
Rapids ct the Mississippi.
The aaeer;isalnen, Of Capt. Barney, 4
gent Tor the improvement Of the Rock Is
lana RAPIDS, Was, to cur certain know ledge
III the papers in all the principal towns
along the river from ST. Louis TO Dubuque
fer the month preceding the ith inst, e
which time proposals for contract for the
whole, or any par, Of the work were invited
The time for receiving proposals BY Major
Floyd for the Desmo!nes Rapids viii expire
on the Goth, yet We learn from good author,
itr that not one offer has been made, ex
eept one informal one 10 Capt. Barney, t
remove one rock about eigh, feet square. fu,
the reasonable sum OF $3.50,
Is il possible that there is no one 70 be
found among those who have been 50 ,lanl-
orous and abusive TO those who have had
this business under their direction, who has
SiiN4 SiNu- ~ u9iAS. loht sHt WIN aSe
that it is prepared and offered for contract
Where now are those valoroas individuals
who so yauntingly boasted that few blasts
q powder were all that was necessary 10
clear out channell Why do they ne.
come forward and undertake the job! One
hundred thousand dollars were appropriated
for the work b. Congress, and very tri-
fling amount has been expended on the sur
yeys. Certainly not twenty-five hundred
collars. Ninety seven thousand dollars We
are assured yet remain 10 be expended and
the blasts OF powder would be very large
indeed II this sum would not pay well for
them. We, with the community here. feel
asital interest in the improvement OF these
Rapids, and If but one charge OF powder is
left in the magazines Of those who have
been making the cutlery against the delay
We should ike very mach 10 see il applied
The fact at il il, the work is so stipend
Gus that contractors are intiIndated BY the
meagre sum Congress has appropriated for
lis accomplishment. Had half million
dollars been applied from the obese Treas
ury for the purpose, there would have been
No difficulty in finding contractors, Then
we might have hoped tina; the work would
have been done faithfully and satisfactorily
TIE survey is good one, all that the bes,
engineers in the country can effect, and ii
the contracts be ne; now taken, We hope
Congress will see the necessity of larger
appropriation for the purpose q; its ensuing
session.
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Fatal Casualty

On last Saturday noon q son OF Mr.. J.
II Fraen was killed under very melancholy
circumstances. For about year be had
been accustomed TO drive his fathers team
and On this occasion being about to descend
the hill north Of the Court House, his father
charged him very particularly to be careful
in driving, but Il would seem the horses %,
the start OF him, Runaway and be was thrown
out. When picked UP be aas found to b.
very badly hurt, was Immediately taken to
the residence Of his father where in despite
Of every effort used by Drs. LANCER and
Thistle. he expired that afternoon.
ERNEST A. FRAEM was aged II years. !
mos. and 2I days. He was d good boy
kindly disposed towards all and obedien, Il
his parents. with whom We sympathise il
their great loss
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17

THE BATTLE OF LIFE.-We met lite
apple pcddicr Yesterday who was crylngh'
eyes out because man had Just passed
pistarccn on him for quarter. 4 few year
&rnce he viii discover that this * the Esy
of the world. There il our friend silky, ~
instance. Silky lives as II he was in RECEIPT
of ten thousand year. He gives fine SUP
pers, keeps horse, buys rosewood pian1@''
and INDUCES in four story edHee and
half dozen servant girls. SiIky's actual
salary il 81 500 year In &c" Inonihs
Silky Will burst up for the bcneht OF ID
creditors and take his meal at Sweeney
the whole brought about by Silky atteMf.
ing TO pass of ''pistarcens for quarters.
Again Mrs Bullion goes to Saratoga come
out with -four horses and u niger, '-'aAs
of her family connections, and high birsa y
herself and nccstors-dresses in brocaae
silk, and is stocked with nerves that to sF
a strawberry bleed to death would throw Or'
into Mysteries. Don't be deceived by 'ots'
things, however. Notwithstanding her PR.
tentions. Mrs, Bullion is a humbug--a PE
tarcen who is trying TO pass herself Oh o'
u quarter Her high connections arc h'n
merchants, while the only reason she
millionaire instead Of washerwoM&h =
found in the fact that her husband, Gu,lDs
the muckerel fever, cornercd on ho'''S'
and made fortune Instead losing one
IA. Y DRtcim1a'