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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

THE ACCIDENT IN ALEXANDRIA, The city coun
Gil Of Alexandra held meeting on Saturday and
passed resolutions of respect to the memory of
George Plain. decd, late member of that body.
who was killed by the accident at that place
They ordered the council hall to be hung in mourn
ing. and resolved to attend the funerals of those
killed by the calamity
AT the meeting of citizens held in Liberty Hall
Saturday night the council were requested to con-
tribute, on behalf of the corporation, to the Gree
ton OF monument to the dead, and to offer re-
ward of 5000 for the arrest of the incendiary.-
81, 125 subscribed for the benefit of the fami.
hes of the deceased.
The funerals of George Plain, Robert L Tayior.
James w. Keene, VIM. S. Evans and David Ap.
pich, Jr., took place Sunday, and were followed by
the Mayor and City Council, large concourse of
Firemen and Societies. The funeral of ]. Carson
Greene was to have taken place yesterday. Mr..
Plain, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Roach, Mr. Keene and Mr.
Evans were married men with families The
other victims were young men in the pride and
prime Of life. -- --s. + --s- IS
The Gazette of yesterday says: "As the bodies
were successively brought from the mass of burn
ing materials, the most intense grief was exhibited
by the hundreds assisting in the melancholy duties
of the occasion The victims were all much bruised
and burnt, and mangled. The remains were car
rled to the homes of the deceased. followed by
weeping crowds Profound grief reigned over this
CITY, The calamity was so sudden and severe,
that it seemed as if the citizens could scarcely real
lze Its horrors. business stopped its wheels sand
the most careless were brought to reflect seriously
on such melancholy event"
On Saturday morning another portion of the wall
of the burnt building fell over on frame tenement
next door, destroying the root Two young ladies,
named Stuart, who lived there narrowly escaped
with their lives.
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LIQUOR LAW IN MISUNDERSTANDING Nor.
rls OF worcester, Mass, In 4 recent decision has
+ II tered the liquor law powerless in that State
should he be sustained. He decided that before
any search or seizure can be made, the complaint
and warrant mus; fully deScji e. not only the IL
quors, but also the casks, together with any marks.
etc. winch may be upon the casks or other vessels
containing the liquors 1t will thus be impossible
Tor prosecuting officers to ascertain beforehand the
marks upon liquor casks which ere in possession
o. dealers. The number OF cases squashcd under
this decision were four
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DOwHATAN HOUSE,
i RICHMOND VIRGINIA :

This house having changed proprietors with decid-
ed ed improvement, Is now confidently recommended to
the travelling pubic. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modations. Its location Is proverbiay pleasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its new
proprietor must render it the favorite house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished airy and comfortable. Tho
table is well supplied with whatever the market af
fords-the servants polite and accommodating Moth
ing Is wanting to make it one of the desirable
Hotels in the city. Eau 2l) JOHN DARRACOTT
NOTICE.-Passengers going Nsrth are hereby
informed that on and after SATURDAY, lst of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
hOTEL sufficient time TO allow those who desire to
do so, to obtain Breakfast or Supper By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug 81, 1885 aus
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THE WILL OF LOUIS NAPoLEON.-With his usual
foresight, the Emperor of France is looking for.
ward to whatever contingencies may yet mark his
eventful career. We learn from a Paris CORE
spondent of the New York Post, that the Emperor
OF France has made his will, which provides that
Ill case OF the death of the child TO which the Elm.
press is shortly expected TO give birth or in case
the death Of Napoleon Ill without any direct heir,
France is again to become Republic under the
Presidency of Prince Napoleon
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THE JEwSIS LoNDUN-There has been some
stir i'll London caused by the society for the pre-
Senton OF erueity to animals having comlncn need
proceedings against the Jewish authorities for sal
legged crueities IN their mode of siaughtering ami
mails for the purpose Of food. According to evi-
dence before the sitting magistrate, an animal
slaughtered IN the manner adopted by Christians
was only two or three minutes diving willis. under
the Jewish mode its dying sufferngs were prolone
eh ten or twelve minutes. This was denied by
t-c Jews. and the evidence was 30 conflicting and
the testimony OF scientific men contradictory as
TO the probable amount of suffering caused by
either mode, that the ease was dismissed
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BRITISH WHEAT CROP.-A recent estimate of
the British wheat crop, published by Mr. Jno Card,
in the London papers, has attracted attention on
the other side from the fact that il reduces the de-
felt as compared with lc54, TO one-tenth and the
growth of last year being unusually h.avy the
writer assumes that 500 quarters or - 500 600
bushels will supply tie deficiency in tLe animal
consumption OF the United Kingdom, which he
says, Is little more than onehalf the average an
nual importation of the last five years" Ills tip
uros for the crop of 1855 are i5ls75 500 quarters
the wants of the Kingdom u, 900 0Oj quarters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

Mr. DoSS PIATT, late Secretary of Legation at
Paris, in card in the Cincinnati papers replies to
the charge of the New York Times Paris correspon-
dent, that he (PiatU had absconded from Paris to
escape debts he could not pay. Mr. piatt says his
resignation and return to the United States have
been known in Paris fol four months. lie saws his
debts private affair." and not an eighth of
the sum (SlO,000) stated. He says he resigned
the Office because of the insufficient salary al
lowed.
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THE USE OF CHLoRoFoRM IN EpIyBITRGB-
Professor Simpson states that during the last six
or seven years, few operations have been perform
ed i'll Edinburgh either in hospital Or private prac.
tlce without the patient being previously anaes-
thetized with chloroform During that period one
death has occurred in the city, among the many
thousands who have been subjected TO the use of
ehloroform. But during the same six or seven
years, among the comparatively few operated up
on there without chloroform three Or four deaths
have taken place, either during or Immediately af.
ter surgical operation. This statement from such
is of great value
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

FIRE AT NIAGARA.-A destructive fire Occurre d
i'll the village of Niagara Falls the l2th inst 1t
broke out in the large building near the Rapids,
between Bath Island bridge and the ferry, occu.
pied by Messrs Butler d Crouch, as n sash door
and blind factory; Messrs. Samuel Mott & Son. as
an edge tool factory and a saw MILL and the build
ing and its contents were entirely consumed
The building belonged to Mr.. Porter, now in Eng.
land, and there was no insurance it or its con.
tents. large number of men are thrown ont Of
EMPLOYMENT
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KANSAS NEws.-Judge S. G. Caddo, appointed
in place of Hon. Is. Elmore, has arrived at the
the Shawnee Mission, TO enter at once upon his
duties. The latter stl adheres to his determine
ton to contest his claims TO the office
The ceremony of breaking ground upon the site
of the future capital of the Territory was p, Form
ed with great ceremony at Lecompton, ON the Gath
instant-ttovernor Shannon delivering an address
on the occasion. His Exeeency in the course OF
his remarks, avoided any alIusion to the question
of slavery. -ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

Loss OF Boston CLIPPER SHIP-The splcn
did ship Cleopatra, Capt Edward D Thayer, sailed
from Chncha Islands via Callao August 14th. foi
Hampton Roads, with cargo of guano, and was
seen to go down abandoned, on 26th Of September
in the longitude of Rio Janeiro. No further par
tieu]ars. The report is found in the London Ship
ping Gazette by a vessel arrived there This shr
was built by Pau Curtis, at East Boston, TIN e.
years ago; was 1900 tons, ard superior vessel
She was owned by BENZ Bangs, Esq and was in
sured i'll Boston for $s0Coo at five Offices
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THE NEW YORK KCANALs-'.Thc amount receiy-
ed for tolls, says the AlbanyJourna of Friday even
ing, ION all the New York State canals during the
first week in November is Sl05, $50 92 same period
in 1854, $99, 537 2i--increase i'll 1853 5000 ca
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
of navigation to the 7th of Novenl-
ben inclusive is $25le 1876 Is; same period in 1854,
81, ,5l9, ,92l 90-decrease in 1850 S.. .725 25"
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LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures dem, for Go.
vernon, has, as far as heard from, majority of
1888. For Congress, Eustis k Il. is elected by 1856
majority; Taylor, dem, by 4l3; and Davidson,
dem, by small majority. Sandidge, dem. is said
to be elected in the remaining district by large
majority. Bell, the democratic candidate for She
riff of New Orleans, who was defeated by the de-
structon of two of the ballot boxes, has already
taken measures to contest the election.
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ne A,HG Regions, as transferred to canvass by
DIR. Beale, may be seen at Odd Fellows Han. this
evening; and as the picture win remain on exhi-
oifion but short time longer, all who have not
visited it should do 50 at once
The Young Guard Qnickstp, new and beauti.
ful piece of music. composed by the Ar,nory Band
OF tins city and dedicated to the Young Guard of
Hichmond, has just been published by Mr. T. d.
Clarke, bookseller. and may be purchased at his
store - -
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HEALTH AMONG The FiuESIs-It is stated in
the Friends Inteligeneer that fram statistics re.
Gently published in England while the average du-
ration Of human life Us estimated at thirty three
years that among the Friends is an average of
nity. one years Eighteen years thus added TO the
average OF human life is too remarkable not to
challenge medical attention, and lead us to a close
Investigation Of the laws of life ~
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HAIL STORM N TESSEssEs-A terrible hail
storm accompanied with wind and rain passed
over portion Of Upton, Shelby, Fayette and 9th
er counties IN Tennessee, ol Nov. lst Fields of
cotton and corn were totally ruined, and the hail
killed poultry and pigs, and done immense injury
to houses, fences sc. The of the storm
was from the southwest or nearly so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

DRIVING PAUPERS OFF-There has been much
ilfeeling occasioned at Pittsburg towards the all
thorities Of Cleveland and Cincinnati in conse,
quence of practice the part of the latter cities
OF shipping their paupers to Pittsbure. Over a
dozen persons have recently been thrown upon
the charge of the directors Of the poor Of AIleghe
ny county under these circumstances Measures
have been taken to send them back
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FoREl On ALLlANCE.-M. Gcyers, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary of his Ma
jesty the King of the Netherlands to the Court OF
St Petersburg, was married Tuesday last, in
Newark, n. j., 10 Miss Catherine Maria Wright
only daughter of the Hon Wm. Wright, United
States Senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

CHURCH RIOTS IN BATH, ME.--Rev. Mr.. Nc
Laughiin, the Catholic priest of Bath, Ne, has is
the recent dsgracetu riot in that city, by which
the Catholics were prevented from laying the cor
ner-stene Of church. He says the Catholics
Of that city throw themselves, without reserve,
on the protection Of their Protestant brethren, Z"
from the violence of licentious mob, composed of
but few of the population of the city.
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IL WANT.-Ihe great grandson of the author of
Robinson Crusoe is dying from want in England
Two ladies, sisters and one of them Dr. Johnson's
godchid, are in the same condition. Subscriptions
have been started for their relief in England 1t is
lucky to have illustrous ancestors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

HEAVY SNOW SrORM-A storm COM
menced at Chatham Four Corners n Y, Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, and continued until o'clock
when a violent storm of rain set in. The snow
fell to the depth of ten inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

A tickle fair one in Utica, n. Y, who was re
coiving the addresses of two lovers lately married
one and run away with the other, who took his re
venge for her inconstancy by abandoning he
III turn, as she had abandoned her lawful husband
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ELECTION At KOME-On the 18th inst. an cleo
ton for Cardinal was to come off at Rome and
Lucien Bonaparte cousin to the French Empe
ror, is one of the candidates.
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MELANCHOLY AFFAfR-fhe Seneca Falls Re
veillc tearfully tells of the following melancholy
affair" AT Niagara Falls, last Friday night, a
young man. name unknown, who had been dsap-
pointed in love walked out TO the precpice, took
off his hat ani coat and casting one lingering look
into the gulf beneath him--turned and went back
to his hotel! His body was found next morning
in bed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

NORFOLK AFFAIRS.-Messrs John b. Whitehead
and George w. Camp have been appointed State
Directors of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
vice Waller Taylor and Josiah Wells, decd
VIM. G. Dunbar has declined becoming candidate
for the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

BANK OF EAGLAAD NoFEs--It is stated that
Bank OF England post notes, payable sixty days
after sight, have been sent TO this couiitry to
large amount- II supposed they are intended for
Britain, and TO postpone the expectation
OF speeie from L,nam 1:r llat nnrnose
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MURDER.-Wm. Charles, Esq, an esteemed gen.
tleman of North Carolina, was shot on Friday by
some unknown person, while riding in his sulky a
few miles North of Elizabeth City, N. C. He lived
but short time after he struck with the fatal
ball
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Gun III a Il Els, Importer,

SAfyce wholesale and retail dealer IN Amer
EI-AD lean sad imported Guns and Rifles.
,..,-,,,a Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
.n@ B,Its and Port Mouies Percussion Caps Gun
t'a5 t'ags p,teu, Shot Balls Powder Flasks, Pouches
aSpsi.s Bi,d Bags, Nipples and Wrenches, WASH
- ~. and Tcklers, Dog Chains and Collars Gun
ns.tys y. -'y Materials, &c, &c.
~. -. md Five Shooters at Manufacturers
@ T., .bs lrsde 5. SUTHERLAND.
r Richmond Va
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MISSOURI PoIf1ics.-A meeting Of the Demo
cratic members Of the Missouri Legislature was
held at jefferson City on the 18th instant, 10 elect
delegates to the National Democratic Convention.
The Benton Democrats refns. d TO act with them.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs.--Dr. +. l.. Zemp of Camden
S. c., recovered $4,000 from the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad last week for the loss of leg
by an accident on thatroad
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MAIL RoBBERY.-The letter mail bag for New
York and Buffalo was found yesterday morning
cut open and ritled of its contents above Trenton
Railroad Depot 1t is supposed to be the bag which
was made up at Philadelphia on Saturday.
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DUEL PREvENTED.-CoL Wetheriu and A
Moore Were arrested at Pottsville, Pa, on Friday
on the charge of being about to fight duel. Dl
Hager and Eli Bowen, their seconds were also al
rested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

The Waynesborough Qa) Messenger has hoisted
the name of Hon James Buchanan for the next
presidency.
Rev. VIM d. Jones, D. D., has resigned the Presi.
dency of Martha Washington College, Va
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DAMAGES AWARDED IL IL, sat II Messra Page
q Bacon against the city and county of ST. Louis
Tor damages growing ont Of the late Injunction
against them, was concluded Saturday, when the
court gave decision awarding Se5, ,727 damages
The DESCENDANTS appealed from tho decision
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

PRESBYTERIAN BOARDS The receipts of the
four boards of the Presbyterian Church for Septen-
Der, reported in the Home and Foreign Record.
were Domestic Missions, 50 Se8 40 Education,
S766 "a; Foreign Missions, S6355 05 Publication,
S4lS II
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THE EPACIF1C RAILROAD BRIDGEs-The St Lou.
is Republican says that the bridge across the Gas
cnnade river, and the two other bridges on the Pa
citc Railroad recently broken down, the first with
such terrible loss of fe, were mere scaffold work
temporary structures, to be used while the brid
ges were being brit
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WDbS5 ocnllR u sE1ns3n Ex .s5
GiN Si..rber taxes pleasure in announcing to the
l5t 81, he PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
,.sy.,,e order. .u-.s svrsr.s =, .sv.r., bnn
Hs' IN ,ehting snd perfecting his machinery
e'9 saving and Tongueing and Growing all
Sf SftsSyssrds and Plank, he is now esabled to exc
t1l'e. work, at greatly reduced prices.
Atsll. WILLIAM FORBES
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MOURNING. UNDER SLEEvEs--Only
Nl Is ceatz the pair. sf N. EZEKIEIts 10 Main st
Opening this morning, splendid article OF Under
pair This Is really good bargain. Csll soon at
N. EZEKIELfS,
M n ~ Is Main street 3
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.s.--r--777t. We have on hand and for
esss---.s-----s sale DECK BOATS of the largest
--------- si2. Also OPEN Il o AT s, and
sasre Timber. from 80 to so feet, ut our Boat Yard
Y,sneu;is;y PJUd, Richmond.
an l1-d6mr HOWELL MESSLER
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GRANARY AND FEED sTORE.-The

,RANARi AND FEED STORE.-The
aAdcrflsned has taken the house corner of Franks
I'D Val streets formerly occupied by Messrs N
S!kNb mn, for the purpose of conducting the
CHAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
g-se be will keep constantly on hand full assort-
afl all kinds of Grain, Mill Ofal, Hay Corn Meal
% ANasFarticles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Starr
FsAOpts by giving his business strict personal at
sitoD aid selling reasonable terms, to secure a
Sisl patronage from his friends and the public
HFIa!y. He will deliver any article free of charge
EyThere in the corporation. He will also attend TO
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
moderate commission, and will insure for his
lliy ireudS the highest marke. price for any con-
';aLAsni entrusted to him.
hG-ts IDHN w CnCPV
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FIRE PROOF SAFES

-,.I.NiNDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
= Manufactured by Evans 4 Watson, Philadelphia
-. SEs have been severely tested at recent fires
- r,.fmare. Philadelphia and New York, and when
,r5 ;brir contents OF books aad papers were found
o.. L. ggj,aired They are warranted to be Fire Proof
~, with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks. Prices
,.1rp: fryn so TO 800. For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
rlg-ts - Main street, Richmond
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[-,I,EK BATih.-The attehtion OF the
riioh r,iIrd TO a superior article of Shower
; Fst - ,se subscriber has on hand, and which
ses s.ie at less price than the common arti-
.ar'' ,o' tor Those who wish to purchase can
x ssA5 > -, Themselves by calling at r. NJ ZIM-
u - NE xsS N Mes.rs STEbBlNs x PULLEN'S.
=. Y. - am WM EORRFS
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IIR,iINIA MEi,HANICE ,INHTITITTE

SILVER NJ b. the highest premium,
,vArdeG to SAMUEL d. DENOON, for the best spe-
aae1s of CRATES and TENDERS.
FIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDEES, FOR SALE AT REDUCE
fMCES.-'Ihc subscriber has for sale the larges:
'IcE dt CRATES and TENDERS ever fore offered
sac in this city of his own manufacture. The
-ttr embrace all Of the various kinds aud patterns
40 as sqnare-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, SC,
.:h beautiful rounding Feudels, suIamer pieces, &c
Z match. Orders for Crates, tenders &c, from
'wn and country punctunlly attended TO ard care
1!Iy packed. Merchants purchasing IL sell again
vii he supplied at the lowest Northern prices. with
&c usual discounts of FOR cash by WHOLESALE Ay1lv
Gmy BEL and Brass Foundry, on Main. between 9th
sLd 9Th streets, Richmond Va
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- "a naAILh.--The stock, Fixtures and
Sti ol well located Drug Store, inn thriv-
g. 54,e He c!ty. Doing good business, owners be-
1,y5st.5S Of removing from the city. \ bargain
.rI6I Isu Iel address box No. $50 Richmond P. o.
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TIRGlNIA HEt HtNICS INSTITUTE

IIRGINTA WEI HtNICS INSTITUTE.
! FIRST PREMlUM AWARDED TOJOHN w
DAylES. STONE Ct TIER, MAIN STREET, BE-
rgEES EIGHTH A"D NI.;TR-I return thanks to my
rad. for their kind patronage during the past fonr
vas AID k2g lc.VelO say Tint am now prepared to
.1isi Store Fronts, Aonurle nts, ToInhs Vaults, and
a-ld 70 Enclosing Burying Grounds, and il fact all
rork il the Stone Cutting aud Building line.
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not TO be sur
il's-d North South. &C so
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
e HARD TIMES COME NEVER. NO
NEA MORE

e HARD TIMES COME NEVER. NO
"a MORE.
EN q. Oh. dear me. what shocking hard times.
Yet against them we all have been striving;
For there is no pleasure without any dimes
So, to keep up, we all must be driving.
A toast just now will give you;
You'll drink to it, certain and sure:
Success to all trades that's in Richmond,
And hard times come never, more.
It's good times we are now for preparing,
Pll tell you now one thing you can do
If your Watch needs any repairing
Call on Main street. to BAR-THO-LO-MEW
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
Pll warrant them for to run well,
And may hard times come never, no more.
One thing will ask OF you all,
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW just give call,
He has got any Jewelry you desire.
A call from you is all solicit,
My name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors past P,zzini's, you cannot miss it,
= And may hard times como never, more.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, MATCHMAKER,
Net, -
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pACON & KASKERVIIL.

RACON Il kEKEILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
11zt'ye copsguments of Tobacco, Flour, C1fn,
neat lc and give their personal attention to sales
'4Ae ard keep constantly on hand large and gene
= @''ftinent Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guanos
fe 27-d&wts
NVlltE.-l have in my possession a t;O{d
"ateh aid Chain. which the owner can have by
-'"4s ol me and paying for the advertisement.
w. WYATT,
NS-n Freight Agent r. Il p r. r. Co