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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-11

succEss.-Few toilet preparations have been 10
we'll received in this communit3 a. FbntaiRss GrnM
u Wild Floscers II possessss decided merit. and fbr
removing tan, freckles and ronshness. shaving o.
bathing all who have used Il express their admra-
tion In t.e highest terms The Cream has peculiar
fragrance. andis elegantly prepared
Sold By all Druggists, and by
W. PETERSON,
noIt-Jt Richmond Va.
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EH- PEOPLE who want hkenesses go to TYLER q
Co IS for them, and where else. They have deci-
ded that ia the right place.
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- TINS 1HrHD LECTURE Of the course
befFs the foeng Men's Chrissisn Association giil
end presllyferaan ChuSch, fDr Hogs's1 on FRIDAY
evening, the 18th inst, at o'clock.
spBJEcT-"The Chemistry Of the SUNBEAM"
Members can procure their season tickets at the
rooms Of the Association.
Tic kets OF Admission may be procured al Meads
Bakers Lsfdley 4 Robins0n's the Exchange Hotel
schools 4 tic kets An nsli-J
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DIccOT TTTJ0N ar o.PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.
The partnership heretofore srls19g ;a Az inv
dissolved by mutual consent
Tho books and accounts are In the hands OF Tnos.
@. peytop, to whom all persons indebtcd are re-
nnested to make immediate pay msnt; and all those
to whom they indebted will please present tneir
bills for adjustment. nr,,ro~s
j. W. PATTON.
Richmond. Va Nov. 9Th, 1851.
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FROM MALAGA.-A dispatch was received in New
York Saturday morning from Malaga, dated Oct.
2lst, advising of large demand for rasins, for
europe, with general advance in prices. Crop
much reduced and prices still advancing.
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rn- NOTICE TO MI COUNTRY

un- NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
prHE PUBLIC GESgRALLY.-I EN- now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues of the best quality, OF
all sizes of my own make, and Of all kinds. Also.
Boots and Shoes, for ladies' gentlemen, boys misses,
and children, of every description-each OF my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
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RMRROIDERIES--25O Camhric Bands

AZ at 81, richly worth 81: 1910 Cambria, Lawn and
Muslin Collars. to be sold oil without regard 10 cost
Under-Sleeyes; lnfauts' Waists; Emb Skirts; EIub
Caps; Dimty Hands; rich French Thread LaCes and
EGges Cambria and Swiss Edges and Insertings ;
Bobbin Edges: Emb. and Plain Linen Cdmb. Hdkts ;
handsome sets OF Sleeves aud Collars. The Ladies
will please bear in mind that these good, must be
sold the cost Vi the goods AZ not aken in c0nsi
Grafton T.. GOLDSMITH,
no Broad
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aJ- Coon PICTURES are what the people want, 1t
low prices To obtain such. go to TYLER TO, s tai
lery. I39 Main street.
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords of
good sTAVE TIMBER, on the stump either
by the cord or acre 1t mnst be either on the Cansl
OF River or convenient TO some Of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory corner BYRD and nth SITS an Its
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BURGLARY IN BALTIMoRE.-The residence of A.
Fuller Crane, Esq, situated on West Lombard
street, was entered on Friday morning, and robbed
Ola quantity of silver ware, valued at Sos
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LUCKY TowN-The Laurensvie g. c. Herald
says that there is plenty of money in that village
to buy cotton and that eleven ana one quarter
cents per pound were paid on Thursday for good
article.
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DOWNING SALOON

II (TBSTB STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.)
The b-criber takes this methcd of returning his
thanks to his friends and the public, for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on him, and would RI
specially inform them that he has recently and AZ
considerable expense, refitted his establishment III
style not to be surpassed by any BOWLING SA-
LOON in this any other city, and hopes that, by
strict attention to business 80 merit continuance
of the same. Il. BRIAN,
no l0-3t% Proprietor
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c. Lkenessea for 50 cents that stand the test OF
criticism. 500 taken daily by Tyler Co.
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RscHEL.-Latc foreign papers say that Mile
Rachel remains alarmingly i'll at Cannes. She re-
incident of the period Of her greatest triumphs.-
She playing Phcire. and the Bey of Tunis
critically said of her, at the end Of the piece: She
has soul of fire in a body Of gauze." 1t with
n melancholy sigh that she remarked to her dc
tor Alas he was right: and now you see that
the fire has destroyed the gauze."
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MAHRrHD.

Onihe 9Th inst. at weetwood. Henrico Gently. hys
tho In Thes., Binford. JOHN A. CLAAH& e
Ohaffess City county 10 MARY ELLIS WE5F.s
daughter Of fhos j. WEST, Sr, formerly Of Georgia.
~ Macon t0a-) papers please copy. -.
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Richmond, Nov. 9, 1857.

The subscriber, in withdrawing from the firm OF
PEYT0N d PATrON-intending to remove south
confidently recommends the new house to the pa
irons of the old firm J. w. PATTON.
no ll--d3t cwIm
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THEnJSpATGH.
NO ICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Adverts msnts for the DIspsrcn must DC nann
q Ia by r9 o'clock IN oe tser.oos', In order 70
pear the next day. The heavy pressure OF ave
sise rents weon the columns Of oar paper Wiii NO
stmit ef their reception amer the hour named
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h.. ,s.i ron hio de Janeiio TO the 18th septem.
sen, ~s.r Den Received, and show that coffee and
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CILKS. SILkS. SILKS.-The Ladies'

ClLkS, SILKS, SILkS.-The Ladies
~ are informed that this is first rate opportunity
to purchase silk Dress at half the original price, as
am Just in receipt Of an invoice of Dress silks, pnr
chased at r bankrupt sale at less than half their
value. The invoice amounts to
G.i3j DOLLARSi
There are some very cheap Black Silks in the ill.,
voice. intend offering them at low price, i'll or
der to be enabled to supply their place with other at
traCtiee bargains. Ladies' you are invited to call.
&C 2S ALFRED MOSES 63 Main st
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0-
roM.c RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice every
nay. lsundhy evenings excepted at 6i5 o'ek A. NJ
and at "a O'Clock, p NJ. for the Potomac river where
asteahsr - taken for Washington thence by Rail-
road To Baltimore &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
t~ice daily, SUNDAY evenings excepted at O'Clock
A NJ. and u. O'Clock z. VI tor OoTdonsyille where
tey connect with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
andftt, Washington. Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLK-LeAves Richmond at q
O'Clock A. NJ. and connects with the South Side road
AZ the junction, at g o'clock A VI, Sundays excep-
Ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day,
except sunday, at pa o'clock, and connects with the
South-Side at the Junction.
RICHMOND AND PgrERsBURG-Leayes this city twice
every day, (Snndeys excepted,) at O'Clock A. NJ,
ana Z5o o'cik Z. NJ. An accommodation train leaves
aeIe every Monday. Wednesday and Fridy 81
FOR NORFOLK, &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. samT Barnes,
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday rues-
lay and Thursday mornings. at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
.nd the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
lay, wednesday and Friday mornings. & 3s o'clock,
mr NortOk and Portsmouth. touching at all the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish.
leaves every Tuesday evening Mt o'clock, for New
York, touching At City Point aud Norfolk 10 receive
passengers. &c, leaving Norfolk next morning at
u oclocs..
FOR PHILAD zLPHIA, &c,
BY the steamships PEN NSiLvASf VIRGINIA
and CITY or RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
POINT and Norfolk TO receive freight aEa passengers
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- SHIP The partnership of Tnmpkins & Co As
Golfers. at the Black Heath Mines in the county of
Chesterfield State of Virginia. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent ana the interest in the same has
been transferred to JOSEPH L TUMPKINS and
JOB Al kINS. equal owners thereof And the
pow Of tJrney executed to John FarraT as Agent
/ TCmpkns Co.. is also rcyos ed, far as the u
de, signed. WA. l.. Walker. is concerned.
All claims against the former partnership of Tomp-
kins Co, are assumed by the said Tompkin- aud
Atkins, and all Gu are to be paid to then, or their
Agent, John FarIar. J. T. TOMPktNS
WI. L. WALKER
,JOR ATKINS
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COULDN'T OBtY THE SCRIPTCREs--TwO boys were
fighting a few days ago. when gentleman seeing
the larger one pummellpg the other rather severe
iy, seized him and pulled him in his store. The
boy in hubbering tone said, ''look, he has given
me black eye" and started TO re-attack him
stop" said the gentleman. OBTAINING him, don't
you know we commanded by the Scriptures.
when smitten on one cheek to turn the other!'
les (replied the boy, still Numbering, that would
be "a HI of a note then I'd have two black eyes
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COMMERCE OF NEw YoEK-It appears from the
Journal of Commerce that the total imports OF
merchandise at New York in October. including
specie is 81 1875 In excess of the total for October
1856: SlI65,1G4 less than for October, 1885, and
s3.40S.S29 more than for October, 1854. The total
since January LIST is S.0,930,49S greater than for
The same time last year. Tile total of dry good
or c'oher entered at the port is 533 less than
last y,a-.
ihc eAports from New York to foreign ports
during the month Of October show marked gain
npon the corresponding total OF any former year
except in the single item of specie. The total.
elusive of specie is SLIT G76 greater for October
Of last year. S5C24sl greater than for October
1885, and - 1893 2l2 greater than for October, 1851
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,(
Richmond Nuypmber Z I357

Bes~ A DIVIDEND of three per cent. has
been this day declared by the directors payable on
and after the 18th inst at the office OF the Company.
no Cts j. III. MONTAGUE.
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GARoTlSa A MIMI rER.-The Rev. Mr.. Lord, pa :
tor Of the Dutch Reformed church in Harlem, was
uttackcd on Wednesday evening In Second avenue,
ieer 10th street, by a desperate ruffian who sud
lenly sprang upon him and struck him violent
blow, which was quickly followed by another in
he face. The reverend gentleman is stalwart,
veil proportional and athletic, and the highway
nan finding that the blows he gave ia led to bring
MS intended victim to the ground, ana thinking
40 doubt that he was likely tocatch a Tartar took
to his heels But MIR. Lord, not being rendered
tors du combat, put after him, and after achase
round two or three blocks run him into groce
ry store, where he secured the fellow and handed
to the police. lie was safely locked in
the station-house and will undergo an examination
nue hetide him II he shonld come before Judge
RUSSELL. This is not the first Introduction Mr.
lord has bad TO garoter. Some time SINCE, uf
fraternity Cf highwaymen attacked him in Brook
yn, and struck him two blows before he was able
70 act on the defensive. but he soon recovered him
'rlf and with his powerful sent the rascal
reeing in the gutter where he left him lying, and
lrocee .ed on his way.-N. J.. Herald.
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WHAT WILL YoU GIVE yom DRESS

0OODS.-i60 pieces of Black Silks, from 50 cts.
20 ti5 so rich Silk Dresses newest styles; 100 do.
silk Robes. do. do; best quality Msatla aud Bon
net feiyrts. French Aerinos and Aouslines; new
sty les OF shawls; Nantes and Cosks in great yar
-ty; Ribbons. kmbroideries, Linen CsBsbFie Hdkts.
ma lotSn goois too numerous 90 mention. all be
odd without regard to prices.
j. MILLHIsER L BRO
lQ3 RraaA street
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hefy~ MAGNIFICENT OPENING
GALA DAY.
THOMAS n pRICE A. ca.

Having swept off by their heavy sales in October,
the great mass of their early purchases, are now
making large additions to their splendid sock OF
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
bought within few days. at the closing rates OF the
season. They now amply replenished for the
late Fall and Winter trade, and AS they intend to
have clean decks against the Spring and intend to
sell their goods upon their own counters, they in
vite country and city trade to GENE and goods at
rates Of which the history of the business in this
city can furnish parallel.
1t Is their intention to make Inducements 80 great
that it will be like great gift show thar
gular sale of goods and from this time ont during the
whole winter season, buyers may rely upon unpre-
cedented ngures-
They will merely add that. TO prompt customers.
either with cash without il, every thing will he
offered at prices astuDdngly low, and in many in
stances at far less than The rO<1 of importation.
They are now getting in and expecting for days to
come
Elegant Velvet and Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas
Chenille and Stella Shawls
Long Blanket Shawls
Square do do
Servants Blanket ShaVls
BLACK and co,ored Blanket Shawls
Do. do. do. 1hibct do.
New sDd elegant Silk Robes
La;i,s' FHrs. great variety
Elegant Embroi eIies
Hosiery. a great stock
Shirts and Drawers, &c, &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
LinseJs kersey = &c, &c.
And by every arrival, new Goods and great Jobs
from the cash and other late sales. expected.
nolI--l2t T. K. PRICE 4 co.
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METropIsT CHCRcu SOUTH AND SLtyERY-The
liolston conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South ~ its recent conference in Marion
Va resCinfed that clause in the discipline which
prohibits the buying and selling of men, women
and children for the purpose of enslaving them.
The Knoxville Wing says that there were over one
hundred travelling preachers in the conference
and only four voted against it. The proposition il
TO be submitted to the twenty-thrce annual confer
enccs South. between this and the general confer
ences in May next, which convenes in Nashville.
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ARE We To HAVE HARD WINTER THE Chicago
Tribune says the knowing ones of that region
prophesying a mild winter. The corn husks are
remarkably thin-a sure sign, in the rural dis
trIcts, that the winter will not be friend
at our side assures us that observation. continued
during series of years, led him to a belief in the
reliability Of this indication.
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nISP ATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRk " I'll NC FFICE,
CorH>r Of Main disd ThirteeRu Streets, Richmond
JOHN d. HAAlMERSLEY & co., Proprietors.

This establishment (beng the most complete Prin-
terry IN the south, both regards Types Ornaments
&c. ana the latest akd most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such As
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBiLLS, &C.
~ Particular attention given 10 tiue work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
poTtatIOn Companies, Tobacco Factors, &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEAps small
Circulars, Labels &C.. Is capable OF turning of 900
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment TO obtain this description Of
work at the shortest possible notice.
speed ~ ~ '''>'''0 '" VIC '''''"s'
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and various
coored Inks executed In the highest style of the art
In this branch OF the business the proprietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
So SPECIAL NOTICE All whs wish Cards,
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution du
ring the approaching Fair would do well to send in
their orders and have them supplied at once while
there is ample time to fill them
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A1En NoTICE.=THIs EVENING. commen-

cling at O'Clock, at store, II Main street, We
will continue our Trade SAFES of Watches Jewelry
and Fancy uoods, &c. LARUS SHINE.
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sss~ Powers IMPERIAL AMBR

~ cents is the price that POWERS charges fol 3 Q
best of Ambr0ty pes warranted not to fade change
color POWERS makes the largest size PhOtogral hs
Tor S2-dupiicates ~ cents. 15l Main street. Eagle
Square over c. s. Maurc IS Shoe Store.
no Ills
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TO THE PUBLlC.-My stock of goods
remaining on hand the 18th Of December, will be
sold at auction, to close buiness. Country people
coming to the State Fair viii find my stock full and
complete. Every article will be sold without regard
to cost not cent profit will be charged and many
articles will be sold for one half their value this
no humbug. Come and for yourselves All of
the suspended Bank notes of Virginia North and
South Carolina, will he taken ut par
CHALES HARfWELL, us Broad ST.
&C 26 Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
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CENERAL AGENTS AND COLLEC-

~ TORS-The subscribers have associated them
selves together for the purpose of conducting gen.
er.l AGENCY BUSINESS. such as the collecting OF
claims either in the city Of Richmond or any OF the
,ining counties selling Real and Personal Estae
out Of the city of Richmond, DC &C They will give
special attention to the Hiring out OF Ncgro,s and
from their extensive acquaintance with the citizens
of ri ,hmond iatter themselves that the homes and
Prices obtained for servants sent to Them will give
satisfaction TO their owners. They have made ar
rangements to have all negroes sent to them. well
cared for till hired out that they will not be ex.
posed; and in case of sckn every attention shall
Civ. the very best references and pledge themselves
to spare no pains give satisfaction to those who
may patronse them. All communications addressed
to us Richmond Va will receive prompt attention.
We have taken an office at the United States Hotel,
where one of us can be seen from o'clock, A, NJ,
till 4P NJ RO. b. LYME,
JOHN Z. CHILDREY.
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RS4pSpEcIAL NnrIcE.-Pnrchase

EtSA SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
the sale Of the stock Oft A. Rust. Esq, request
eli to cali imme iiately for their goods. All goods
uncalled for, together with the remainder OF the
$40 X, will be sold at public auction. on FRIDAY
next, 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock.
no lids T.. u. COOK co, Aucts.
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DISSOLUTION AND CO-PAKTNEK

\. R-The usual courtesy of the p css is res pect
fully solicited in giving insertion 10 ;hs Prospectus
ll-Gt
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MRS. MEBANE has two large and
Iva very desirable Rooms Just vacated which sbe
would be glad TO have filled by persons de iirisv
Board. Terms moderate, made known on appljca,
zion at her residence Craze street, opposite st
John. Chnrch. no II-?t&
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! FARMING SHOES.-Fa

in want of q real prime No winter shoe
for their hands, will do well 10 call and see mine be,
FIRE they buy, as have very large and, and the
heaviest and best lot now in store, i ever had.
Reco ct, they are at No. - Main street Opposite
the St Charles.
no IL VIM WhLSH'S
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noll-d6t cw2t* i'A''Dl
FAMILY, Extra and Super6ne FLOUR,

E'AMILf, Extra and Superhne FLOUR,
always on hand; Ground and Grain Pepper;
Ground and Grain Alspice; Raw and Ground GIN
ge' Sanger and Brooklyn Mustard; Nason's Black
ine shoe Brushes; scrubbing Brushes Cigars
Chewing and Smoking ToOacco; 6rouni Coffee
Wrapping Paper; " rapung Irvine; Nutmegs; Match
es Green. Black and Gunpowder Teas; Pipe Heads;
Chalk Pipes; CLOTHES Pins, Clothes Lines; Plough
Lines: Bed Cord; d mijchns, Ia, 3 and gallons:
Wen Buckets MaccaroiiI aud Vermicelli; Br al and
Washing Sofa, in kegs and boxes; Flour Pals: Su,
gar Boxes &C. &c. Also, great many other arti-
ces IN tho furnishing way, too numerous to mention
in store and for sale by
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The first train of cars from Savannah arrived at
Albany, Ga. on the morning of the 5tb, over the
Georgia and Florida Railroad.
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REPORTED. BuR fHE DAiLYDrsrATcH.
Prospective REcooSITfos oFTTiE NTcARA-
GUAM rrvME NT-TTrE fIfUNuER .
MODS on NEW YORK.

WARRINGTON, Nov 10.--There fs prospect Of the
,ariy recognition Of the present Nicaraguan Gov
,rnment ana the reception of Fresarri, the Mint
-er. treaty relative to the Transit route, Is also
negotiated.
Gen NC, Il has Inf rned the President that he h,
aiken precautionary measures TO defend the Sub
treasury In New York, from any attack that may
made by the "IIunger Mob"