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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-30

IHE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COMPANY
will hold its regular Monthly NJ citing in their Room
u M. =
The BEARD OF DIRECTORS will meet in the secre-
tary's otiics the same evening at o'clock.
B B. MINOR,
SO SGT Secretary and Solicitors
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80 S0-1t FRIEND TO YOITTH

NoTIcE.-Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D..
Pastor elect 10 expected to preach in the First Bap
fist Church, Tomorrow Morning at o'clock and in
the Evening at u O'clock. ne S6-lt-
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-"Biessed are they
that keep iud gment and he that doeth
at all times"-(Ps.c vi Sy) =
Tomorrow, Sabbath st 4 o'clock P. NJ, DR.. Leon
Gelbardt, converted Irsete will deliver Lecture
In the German iuthsran Church Ton 5th street below
Leigh upoa the religious condition of the Jews
Subject-"Bocst not Mlself ef to-norro,c.u
jews and Gentilss, tpsit'calarly Gsrmsns) are re-
spectfully invited. sc 30-lts
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~ NOTICE.-We once more ask
9S attention to our supply of MULES for Oc-
tober just arrived. They of good quality, suita
Bile for all purposes, from the Piow to the Cart
They are for sale or exchange on accommodating
terms. LEE OVERLEY.
&c S0-St*
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b THREAD LACEs.-In our Thursday Is issue
we noticed the fact that an English family residing
Laces of the finest quality, and selling them at fifty
per cent less than similar articles imported from
Europe can be purchased in this country. Since
the publication of that notice we have been shown
beautiful Lace Collar, made by this family and own
ed by lady now in this city, which is not whit
inferior to the finest article imported. There are
other specimens of these homemade Laces in the
city, said to be very fine, and we are pleased to
learn that they will be exhibited at the approach.
ing Estate Fair. 1t is quite probable that the
manufacturers, who are said to be In INDECENT cir
cumstances, will be brought to this city in short
time by one Of our lady residents, now on visit to
Fauquier, who has taken deep interest in their
welfare, and is anxious that they should locate in
Richmond, where they will have the opportunity
of dsposing of their work at fair prices, and as fast
as it can be finished
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NEW sPECIAL NoTTCEs
CARD.-Observing that Miss Jessie

A CARD.-Observing that Miss JESSIE
GORDON has Joined her mother in q SCHOOL
about be opened in Richmond friend to the sins
generation and one well acquainted with Miss Cor.
don feels it duty to both parties to state what il
known only to few. The young lady above named
finished her education under the superintendenes of
Mrs H. Hackley, so long before the public as q sue
cessfal teasher. Mrs Hackley gives her pupil the
highest praise a. can testify, her expressions are to
this effect, miss Jessie Gordon possesses a fine
mind which combined with application. and oppor-
tunity could not fail to make her superior woman;
add to this sweet temper great strength of mind
and above all ritdt piefy and several years experi-
Miss Gordon has adopted and fairly tested Mrs Hask.
ley's rules for school government, and takes the
whole charge of her purs' lessons all the ssud
being accomplished under her own eye, thereby re.
eving the parents from severe task and prsyentine
the fatigue well folly of carrying an EncycIo.
peda through the streets.
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DAY OF AToNEMENT (YoM KIpUR. Mon
day next, the tenth day OF the month "1sri" (cor-
responding with Cad October.) is called "Yom Ha
kipurim, "''Day of Atonement" This day is OBJ.
served as a solemn fast by the whole Jewish ma.
ton. 1t commences on tomorrow evening Sun
day. about six o'clock and continues until starlight
the following evening (Moaday> The whole time
is nearly occupied in prayer, without partaking the
least Dourishment whatever. The pious Israelites,
as well as those vino do not adhere to the obser-
vances of the various forms and ceremonies of the
nation, all look upon the recurrence of this day
with awe and veneratiop; all business operations
are suspended In Holy Writ it will thus be found
recorded: " On the tenth day of the seventh month
is the day of atonement; it shall be to YOU day
of holy conversation; and you shall afict your
souls {by fasting;) ye shall do no work that
day, for it is day OF atonernent on which you shall
be pardoned before the Eternal your God. Ii shall
be unto you complete day OF rest, "a Sabbath Of
Sabbaths,) and you shall sfict your souls on the
evening OF the NINTH you shall begin and keep your
resting day until the next evening-and this shall
be an everlasting statute unto you to make atone
ent for the children of Israel for all their sins once
year. During the period of the existence of the
Holy Temple in Jerusalem, the day of Atonement
was day of great solemnity; the whole nation was
fasting and praying; the Holy Temple was attend.
ed by the (Cohanim) Priests, who were engaged in
their duties, and the Levites, who were occupied
in singing praises to the Almighty it was the only
day in the year in which the High Priest Cohen
Ha gadole) was allowed to enter the Holy of Holies
the most noliesI pidce III tuo leAlpIe. Inc cere
monies of the day were peculiarly grand, solemn
and sacred. So great was the anxiety of the PEG
ple who crowded the courts of the Temple, to lis
Ten with attention to the pray of the High Priest
that at the conclusion OF every prayer, when the
ineffable name of the Great God was pronounced
by the High Priest, the whole nation then assem-.
bled fell upon their faces, exclaiming 'Blessed be
the name of his glorious kingdom for ever and
ever" and when the words ye are pure Cor clean
sed from your sins) was heard from the mouth of
the High Priest every heart rejoiced and was hap
py. ia.
The day of Atonement is also day of reconcilia.
ton and peace making between man and his fellow
creature The wise men have said For Gins
between man and God only will the day of Atone
ment avail; but for sins between man and mis- neigh
Dor the day of Atonement will not atone unless he
have satisfied his neighbour
The Rev. Henry s. Jacobs is expected to deliver
an address Gn English) at the Synagogue on Mayo
street, on the subject of Repentance, tomorrow
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

- Lost. liver-colored POINTER DOG
de followed gentleman to the "Slash COTTAGE on
Thursday night the Goth Of July, and has since been
seen in Fredericksburg. BE had at the time col
lar with my name en- it. white breast and all four Of
his feet are tipped with white. Any informstion
CONCERNING him. left at the Dispatch Office or with
myself, in Richmond will be thankfully received;
aud reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid the
finder. JAS. BOLTON at David Currie,a
North side Main between 18th aud 18th sts
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anderson, free
negress. charged with stealing clothing from Car.
ter FL Harrison in August last, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. and there being no evil
dence elicitedto prove her connection with the
theft, she set at liberty. Bad associations got
the accused into this scrape, and deprived her OF
her liberty for several weeks.
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CAN DIES.-Assorted Steam-refined
~ Candies of supsrier quality N manufactured daily,
and for sale in any quantity at the Steam Candy
Factory, l01 Main street.
% 80 LOUIS j. 6OSSIEUX
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CARD TO THE LADIES.-MISS

DICHMOND COLLEGE.--The next
IL session of this Institution will open on MON
DAY. the I'd of October. Board sos, Tuition S45
90 So-2tE
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WOODWARD 4 LIPHCOMB, Broa'

M OOOWA6O ~ 1lr6COM6, Bread
w street, Srd door below End street. Respectful
~ aunouues 10 their friends and the pube seners.
w. that they have sssocisted Themselves for
the pnfpose Of REPAIRING AND ROLisHIN0
FURNITURE, and hops By strict attention to hus-
N. B.-Persons whe wish their FURNITURE RE-
PAIRED = their rssasncsA Gan have Il done By
leaving thsr orders With NJ. Ali orders thsnhfully
received and promptly attended "a.
NEwroN LirscoAs. WAawicx n. WooDwAap.
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OST VEIL.-Lost on the 18th inst. +,
II (supposed to have been dropped on Q5th he.
tween Leigh Street Baptist Church aud Broad 81 !
large black Silk-Lace VEIL. The finder will be suit
owner: by leaving it at the Dispatch Office.
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- LOST, OR STOLEN-A dark
- Brudle DOG, about three parts hound.
with scar over one of his eyes; has chain Collar
on. with George w. Johnson's name engraved on It.
and answers to the name of Rock. A liberal reward
will be paid for his return, any information 70 that
the owner will get him again.
Sc 29-2t* A. J WILLIAMS 18th st
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/ OST VEIL,-Lost on Wednesday night
~ last the 9th inst on Church HILL bstwsss the
Wesley Chapel and NJ. A. Z. Roystsrs Tobacco
Factory, BLACK SILK LACE VEIL The finder
VIII confer great favor and will receive the thanks
Of the owner. land reward If requssted.) by lssv-
Ing 1t the pisratch office, or at Mrs. Was Broad
street, Church Hill "A S1-lts
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This announcement will be gratifying to
of the manufacturing power Of Richmond.
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EENDERS, ANDIRONp. 6HOVETS

X &xS01zxsIt A001AONSt 61IV EIb
- AND TONES. ke-Ws desire 70 call The Ct.
tention Of our eueesu and the pubic senezaily.
comprising fsndsrA Of hsonss, who sn1 brssa ell
sxesi Andfons "a stsel Ore setsi brsss Shovel and
ara cslxlsrsj soai Hsls, oIsza Iokessa copper ssS
bsosse sosl vasess ~. - thsee Geo1s ~ Of oar
Own importation. and ~ afe enabs91 tk6rely - se
charge. sese IUkKLEY 6 90. 81 "a. 4.
H1RFEksS Magazine 56r October.
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+ A / RF FIELD KACES.
FALL MEETING.

E.-OdEbAFEAkE HALL viii
~ not be closed during the FAN and wiater, -
nsretoiore bat will continue opan for the ascommo-
Board can be had BY the day or month, upcn res
sonabls terms The Hall 10 pleasant Winter, -
well 90 Summer retreat.
There 10 on the premises spacious Room. that will
seat several hundred persoss suitable for Coneerts
Lectures or any Public Exhibitione
C,nvtvanoes can ct all tixnes b had to eAuy o.
81 so-dsm 4. @ BANKS, Hsnptoa.
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b. Dollani has
always ready for
sale . splendid
stock Of Gents
Wigs, Toupees,
Ladies' Wigs,
half Wigs, Friz.
OTIS, B raids,
Curtis, &C., beau.

tifuliy MANUFACTURED and aS cheap any establish
mont In tn Union.
DOLLARDs HERBANIUM EXTRACT Oh LUIS
TROUS HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair from falling out OF changing color, restoring
and preserving it in healthy and luxuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollard's haircutting Be-
loon, maintains It's immense popularity Is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it Is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spplica-
ton It being thus practically tested by thousands
offers the greatest guaranty of It's efneacy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment 1T
Chestnut Street, opposite the State House, Phila-
delphia.
Il. DoLlARD has at lest discovered the m PLUS VI.
of hair dye, and announces it for sale with per
feet confidence in its SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now in It colors the hair either black or
brown, IS may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair skin, either BY stain OF other
wise, be washed OF in ten minutes after the a..
piicaton, without detracting from its efioaey Per
cons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, 1T OHKsTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
jan 23-1y.
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Nor BAD.-The Pisca taquis Observer
is responsible tor the following:
A gentleman called at hut in the
Aroostook valley and requested some din
ner. The lady, her spouse being absent,
refused to supply hisnecessities for money
or the love Of humanity.
Very well, "said the hungry traveller,
as he turned his footsteps from the inhos-
pitable abode, you will want nothing to
eat tomorrow"
Why not, !" inquired the woman.
Because, answered the weary man,
/" the Indians are digging a tunnel at
Moosehead Lake, and they are going to
turn all the waters of the lake into the
Aroostook valley, and you and all the
rest of the people are to be drowned"
Upon this intelligence the old lady hur-
ried off to the priest to inform him that
a flood was to overflow the valley. and
to ask what was to be done in the sad
emergency.
The priest endeavored to quiet her fears
by telling her that God had promised
that he should never send another food
upon the earth.
"But," exclaimed the affrighted wo-
man, " it isn't God that s going to do it
it's the cussed Indians"
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.
WONDER OF THE WORLD.


FTNHE Great Wonder Of the Worldshas at length
i been Uncovered. You cannot make one hair
white or black, but Mr. BYRON q. ROBB has ct
length procured the truth Of the great secret after
mush study, toll. and expense, how to make the
hair curl and wave In the most gracsful manner for
life The proprietor he's travelled through varic
parts Of Europe for upwards Of nine years In search
Of the celebrated chemist and psychologist, NJ.
Jsques, and has at length found him In Italy, and
purchased Of him the reoeipt for the sum Of $1,000
All persons having the most uncouth and coarse
looking hair have Il transformed int the most
beautiful and curling appearance that could be de-
sired. The competition Of which the article u com
posed Will not cost more than 80 cents, and but one
application is needed to the hair cause It to wave
in the most uniform and perfect manner for life,
and thus improve the looks and appearance one
hundred per cent We now efier this wonderful
discovery to the world for the Gum Of 81 90.
Direct Ill letters to BYRON b. ROBB, Farming.
ton, Trumbull 90, Ohio, and the receipt VIII b i'm
mediately forwarded to the person.
All letters must b post paid to secure attention.
sep 1-3m IL s.-Ei,..3a .sl.- - -
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MORMON BANDITTI.-It appears that .
very large and daring band of thieves
are perpetrating systematic outrages in
northern Illinois, breaking into houses,
and taking provisions, money, and va.
rious other articles. On Sunday night
they broke into the house of Mr.. Emery.
at Haynesvilie, carrying off money, &c.
In their hasty flight they left . letter,
purporting to be from one of the gang to
his wife, in which the success and adven-
lures of the company are communicated.
1t states that their rendezvous is eighty
miles from Chicago, and thirty miles
from Vorce. From the fact that Vorce
is the name of an old Mormon settlement
near Burlington, Wisconsin, abandoned
some years ago for Beaver Island, it is
conjectured that the gang is composed of
Mormons from that island, who are thus
collecting a store of provisions, &C.,
which are probably brought to some lake
port and shipped.-Waukegan Advocate.
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posi- OFFICE DKpARfM",

Posf OFFICE DKPARIAu4,
Aug 18th, fsS4.
l. States from the first day Of January, 1854, to
the seth day of June. 1858, the following routes
on the Mississppi viii be received at the Contract
Once Of the Post Office Department, in the city Of
Washington, until O'Clock g. M, of the 9th Novem.
Der, 1854 Ito b decided by 1th Of the same month y
KENTUCKY.
No. 6102-From Cairo, Ill, by Memphis, Tenn,
Napoleon, Ark, icksburg, Miss, Matches
and Baton Rouge, La, to New Orleans
LOTS miles and back, daily, in safe and
suitable steamb' ats.
Leave Cairo daily at pm
Arrive at New Orleans in days, by 6pm
Leave New Orleans daily at m
Arrive at Cairo in six days by SPIN
No. 6l02c-From Cairo, Ill, by Columbus, KY. Hic-
mans, New Madrid, Nc, Ashport, Tenn,
Hickman ask%.n': Bend, Ark Fulton. Tenn,
Tenn, and Oldham. Ark, to Memphis,
Tenn, twenty-four miles and back, three
times week, in safs and suitable seam
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday and hi
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hours, by7p m next
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive at Cairo in 81 hours, by n next
days.
MISSISSIPPI
No. 73ll-Frm Vicksburg, by Young's Point, La ,
Millisen's Bend, Pecan Grove, Tallula
Miss, LAX. Providence, La, Princeton
d Miss, Grand Lake, Ark Point worthing
a. ton, Miss. Greenville, Columbia, Ark,
Gains Landing, and Victoria, Miss to
Napoleon, Ark, 80 miles and back, three
times . week, in safe and suitable stssm
boats.
Leave N.ksburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday at I m
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, eaturday and
Sunday by 6pm -.
Leave Napoleon every saturday, Wednesday,
and Monday It Am Il b-Bl2 =,
Arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday by 6pm
ILLINOIS.
No. 1s5I-Frem Rock Island, III, by Hampton,
Fort Byron, Cordova, Albany, Fulton, So.
vsnnah, lie Claire, Iowa, Csmsnche, Ly.
ons, Tabula, and Bellevue, to Galena, III.
one hundred miles and back, three
tines q week, in safe and suitable steam
boats.
Bidders will propose . schedule
For form Of proposals, guarantee, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements, (embracing con
ditions to Re incorporated in the contracts 10 such
extent as the department may deem proper,) zee I'D
vertissmsnt inviting proposals for mail service on
the Mississippi river, dated June Z, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster Genl.
aug 31-eo1m
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EVENING STAR.
I NAY NOT LOVE THEE.

L may not love thee but within my heart,
Wnen night and darkness set my spirit free,
Ana sit museg from the world apart,
There Is a low, deep voice that tells Of thee.
mat voice is sweet and mournful as the tone
Of far Eolian music heard in sleep,
Or the wild cadence of a spirit lone
Ger the husbed waters Of the midnight deep.
may not love thee-but thy blessed look
Forever haunts my soul when thou art far
Ii giances upward from each moonlit brook,
And downward from each bright and holy star.
'Tis imagined in each flower that lifts its eye
AT morn tn greet the sunshine and the dew,
And in each fairy cloud that wanders by,
Floating IN beauty DER the mountain blue.
i may not love fhee-but thy gentle words
Can STIR within my soul its font of tears,
ana wake the echo Of my hearts deep chords
Like some sweet melody Of early years.
may not love thee-but thy image seems
loving radiance to my spirit given,
FOR OH picture thee in all my dreams
Oi bliss on earth and blessedness in heayenI
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U An Iishmsn had been sick a lono
time, and while in that state would oc.
casionally cease breathing, and life be ap-
parently extinct for some time, when he
would come to. On one of these occ..
sions when he had just awakened from
his sleep, Patrick asked him, " An how NJ
we know, Jenny, when ye're dead ve're
afther waking up livery time" /" Br;no
Inc glass of grog, and say to me, here :
tM ye, Jenny, and if ] don't rise And
drink then bury me-" NV
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mo. SOL
NOTICE FOR REST 0RING LAMBS 10 MARKET
IN WISCONSIN,

NOTICE is hersby given that, at the request of
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge, and for satisfactory
reasons assigned, the lands heretofore withdrawn
from sale or entry in the Wlloso Rirer and Mineral
Point districts, in the State Of WISCONSIN, within
about fifteen miles on each side Of the supposed
route of the proposed roilrosd from Dubuque via st
Paul, to Fond du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public notice No. &c., issued from this
Office on the 10Th July last which were subject to
private entry at'ths time Of raid withdrawal, lex
cept such may have BEEN since pre- empted J will
again be subject to entry and location on and after
Monday, the 2ath day Of September next. precisely
on the same terms and conditions as though the
same bad not been withdrawn from market And
the withdrawal of those town hips embraced In the
Presidents proclamation No. $40 for the public sale
Al Willow River, Wiscor sin, to commence on Mon
day, the 18th day of September next having been
rescinded, they will be offered - directed In said
proclamation.
Given under my hand at the General Land OHice
at the city of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus,
4. D. 1854. =
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
aug 22-2aw6w Commissioner
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ME would m ,st respectfully infosm the citize, s
w Of Washington, that we have r ow 10 store q
large and beautiful assor ment of CORNICEs
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c, 1t prices to suit all
persons. All kinds of Window and Bed DRAPERY
made and put up at the shortest notice. and in thu
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted to 1T. All kinds Of PAPER HANGING
DECORATING and UPHOLSTERY work attende5
to promptly. We keep constantly on hard al
elegant assortment Of Paper Hang .ngs and in fac
every thing in our lire of business We guarantee,
satisfaction to our customers. Paper hung by 9 :
perienced hands. Persons requested to cali arc
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, a.
we deem 1t tr uble to exhibit our goods even II
those who merely wish to look through curl ,sity.
JOS. 7. Il. PLANT 4 CO.,
No Washington Place, 7th street near &.
neD Atm
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. y

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
Il just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose Is now open for the reception Of the
remains OF deceased persons.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies, in which such friends Of the dead - may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators is one Of equality IN
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (although they usually bring premium,
making the early selection of lots tao most desir
able.
Until Office Is established In the city of Wash.
ington, applications will be punctually att nded
to at the present Office, in the east wing of the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenwood is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug 11-8m
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AMERICAN q FORFIGN AGENCY,

Opposite tie Treasury Department. Wdihinaton
hinder the direction of AARON HAIeHf PAiMI1
~ Counsellor of the Supreme Court Of the UNI
ted States, and Consul General Of the Republic OF
Ecuador for the United States established for the
sens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards of Commissioners
sitting In Washington; recovery Of debts, lsgacies
and inheritances In the United States and foreign
countries; investments in United States and STATE
securities; collections generally, remittances and
other money business. Having efficient and relia-
BILE correspondents In the several States and Terri
tories Oft Union, in Mexico, Central and eouth
America the chief cities Of Europe in Australia In
dia and China, the undsrsgnedi is prepared to dive
his prompt and faithful attention to all busineap
that may be oonhdsd to his agency.
feb l6-wly ANON q. PALMER.