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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06
nAny nISPA1CH.

DAILY nlS'P'A A1H:
rsp.y MORNING, .'-'.''-o,. -" = = =
cove OF THO STREET.
-. Van ToyI Evening T''s'>,
p,.h;no round the ,eeners.
Chasing every iftehV'
plupgina into hahAs
Nothing there 20 tfp"
pfieouSiy bekkihk -.
0favarY man You meet.
mss me this il pleasant
@Sbinning' on the street
Merchants very sheft,,
pnnning neck and n''h'
Want a. Keep going
PRAYING for st,eNh'
pahbleTs in st'Sks,
Biuc a. blue can he'
E.'d nifty wishing
They we're fancy free
All ,ur splendid rair ads
.nt such dreadful knocks,
T,yenty thou and Bulls
Snuldn't raise their st0ckss>
MANY of the Bears
In The tfoutips sharing
Now ucgin u Rel
They've been Opsrbearng-
Risky speculators..
TumAlinx with the shock,
Never mind stopping,
More than any cfockN'
S,l they give big dinners.
Smoke and drink aud sup
Gong all the better
For winding up
Ranking institutions,
C"mnan,ps Of trust,
Min other peoples money
10 off on bust:
UCnses of lARS standlnS
Crumhling in night
Wi.A 80 many crashes,
No wos4ier moneys tight
3entTemt sICf means
Having lots % spend
Save Titles f1npathy,
Nofhiug have C"iend;
Gcntlamen IN wa+ts-
WILING to pay doEhie-
Find they can borrow
Nothing now but trouhe'
half our msu of business.
Wa. tin Z an extension,
while nearly all the others
Contemplate SUSPENSION.
Many Of them. though.
Don't appear t. DIRE al II;
Every cent they owe
Is so much TO their credit.
Brokers all arr breaking.
Credit all is cracked,
Women all expanding
As the Banks contract.
Panic still increasing
Where will the trouble end,
While all hands want 10 borrow,
And nobody can lend!
Ruaning round the corners.
Trying every source;
Asking at the Banks
Nothing there, ef course;
Money net6ng tighter,
Misery complete
Bless me, fhis is pleasant
Shining on hestreet
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IN THE NEW AND ExTEN-<wa

EII TIE NEW MD EAIEN -GHsgEA
<nlA SIvE HAT, CAP AND FANCY FUR s.-3iS
DEPOT, Is MAIN ST, FALL TRADE,
lAf.-BlNF0RD. DICKINSON & WEISIGER beg
leave 10 return their sincere thanks to their friends
customers and the public generally for the very lib
eral patronage bestowed them. and hope by strict
attention TO business, TO merit continuance of the
same. They have now in store the largest and most
complete assortment of Hats, Caps, and every other
article in their line offered in this market which
have been selected with great care fresh from the
most extensive manufactures, especially for the
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee fall trade.
The attention Of merchants and dealers respect
fully called To the above splendid stock, which will
be sold at wholesale and retail the favorable
terms. Their stock of ladies and childrens' fancy
Furs, is complete in every respect comprising the
richest and most fashionable styles this
A call is rrSpectfuliV solicited
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Jackson Mississippi.
MR.. r. H. JACKSON: DEAR SRI
W have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BrTERa
with my customers, and universally recommend il "a
specific against Ague and Fever, Billions Fever
&c. As TONIC, find it superior TO any other artj
Gle have ever tried. As agreeable article In a
COCKTAIL, it is only 10 be used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
aul THOS FALLON. MD
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

cit TO COUNTRY MkRCH ANTS cwsHs
<2AAwHa WISH ~ PURCHASE GOODS 81
FOR CASH i have in store n very large =
sorttaent Vt II ATS and CAPS. embracing all toe az
terent styles an vo&ne, which am disposed To set
at Wholesale, for cash. ~ unusually low price,;
JOHN THOMPSON,
&c lin - Main street.
1 BOOTS AND SHOES FOX
saSs@9 FALL, AND WINTER, 1851 nave
accomplished three grand points IN getting ap ~.
stock of Fall and Winter foods ti'iS sFaS""' :" W.
Ei.EGASCe OF STYLEs,
DURABILITY or MATERIAL 100 ,,oyst
IT, ro,>,,.,,,, 81 ,,,r baue4 Tor keeptng superior
gnNls T. - veil established, that It - uHnecossly
d, say M lre on that point We we'li CIV, Tue ,,
zion IF nurcha~ers 10 our large aud well selected
stock of B.lJTS pES, TRUNKS, &C, me chafac-
ter Of which is miscellaneous that an advrftisr-
,c,, rnl1 not represent the extent oi our stock or
The Inducements offered To purchasers. We can.
Therefore only solicit the public To give us call,
AMI be convinced that they can save nom Is to ~
~ MARCUS HARRIS,
M 4 lgrrig I54
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A MODEL MAYUR--oometImes It is the mistor-
tune If Il city to have ass for Mayor Such was
the case abou ut twenty hye years ago with certain
CITY. which it would be impOlItic. not 10 say i'm
polite for Us to name in this connection. lie was
so ignorant that the wags sent "a book peddler to
him with English grammars Immediately after
his election: and when he declared he had 40
FL the book the pedlier sid, everybody tells
nue. YOU must have it, too lie came into Office.
aud took his chair in stately dignity. In Il few
minutes the clerk laid before him paper, which
the Mayor requested TO endorse rs one that
had passed under his eye. The clerk remarked:
1T is only necessary that You write your initials
upon it,
My ntAus," said the Mayor. whats my
aiStidsr"
Now it so happened that was the first letter
Of both the Mayors names, and the clerk innocent
ly replied:
oh, sir, merely write two ps upon the back of
this paper
His Honor the Mayor took quill in his trem-
bling hand. and with the perspration on his brow
wrote TOO PEzE,' and the document is on file in
the office unto this day
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q. II n Il Z. Y = = = z u II
Agent Of Adams Express Go

ss- SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages foi
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and ali places in VII
.nia ami North Carolina. intended for shipment b!
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
wlo the authorized Agents for Express privilege
IN these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LtDLAN PLEASANTS. Agents.
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MARCUS HARRIS,

49, NEW FALL AND WINTER
ssss~ STOCK Having received n large portion
OF my WINTER STOCK of BO rs AND SHOES
selected by myself of the best materials and work
manshp feel confident can Offer my customers
and the public the best stock and assortment / ever
had in store and as cheap any house in this city
call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere from buyers, at No - Main street, few
doors below the st. Charles Hotel, by
WM WALSH
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/ WORTH OLE NEW FALL

SB.UUU o WUKTH OF New FALL
street mas opened magnificent stock of the latest
styles OF Fall Goods. embracing rich Silks snendid
silk h@hes az wool beaines, fall style Ducal plaids,
beant;iul valencia Robes; Embroideries of every
sortment Of housekeeping Goods W.
falticeiar attention IL called t. an elegant assert
ment OF Cl.aks and JGuvns best Kid Gloves of my
own importation which have been pronounced by
Tue iaes wh" have tried them, superior TO any o. IL
81 siVFe offered IN this market. Conining my sales
20 tas customers, enables 10 sell at extremely
Tow prices, and call ismost respectfully solicited.
GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
- purchasers. Enquire nj the Office of the Treas
nrrr q Superintendent of the Richmond and Dan
vlu" kHiirnad Company ~ 22-d&cts
CTORAGE STORAGE! Produce or
- meFchsndse received on storage and insured az
very moderate rates, on Cary street I'd door beo,v
Virginia street Apply TO wv"
JAMES r. WEST.
- H. r. Mayos Factory, Sonth Of Basin.
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Io DENTlSTS.-We invite your espe-
-, :, en- attention to the CRYSTAL GOLD and
U.GG1sTAD GOLD FOIL, for which we are SOLE
aoEAis. Those articles dbsointelg pure and
nave given entire satisfaction b all who have nsed
ueln, They possess the advantage of being NOR,
p,ssuc, and their Welding aud adhesive propertice
mr. saeh that the plugs aud filings made of them
III nj more even and durable than those made of any
othef foi. Price s32 an ounce CASH
MEADE 4 BAKER Anotheearies
50 t7--fikrW4w $3.50" siir iVtH sts..t
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} VOEGELE & WEIDEMEYER
MECHANICAL.
1NtRATES FENDERS- FINE SETS on

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOyELS, TONGS and P0KERS.--I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds Of Crates
including every style of Fen3ers, Summer Pieces,
handsome and PLAN sets of Shovels, longs and
POkers. Seven different sizes OF coal Scutles cindei
Shuyels fire ShoNels; handsome Stands for ShOYele
tnd Pokers Blower Stands, Bras and Iron Footmans,
ire Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES Tavern and Church Bells, of
sweet tone. Builders, huUoekeepers, and others in
OF any Of the above articles, can be supplied at
he lowest Northern prices | am manufacturing
Ill kinds Of Brass and iron Work OF the above de
S:Fptipn, at nay BELL and BRASS FOU NDRi, and
iRATE and FENDER MANUFACToKY, No. 22j
Vain street between Stl and 9th streets, West side,
richmond, Va.
Sc lf-3nl S D. DENOON
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METROPOLITAN DYEING

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
- OF AMBRQTYPING iust received from the In.
yentor in New York, at OSBoRNE'S plCTUREUAI
Lhhf Come and see them. They have none Of
tat 9lhgy appearance Of other Ambrotypes made In
.he Guy: rms process Is capable Of producing, the
, , psSauIIul effects Remember OSBORN never
g gass Is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
uasy advertisement ever appeared in priat Of this
essaohshiaeAt. we rely on our known merit
80 . ALBERT OSBORNE
aa Gus Opposite the Exchange Bank
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COAL

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale OF COAL from the Deep
Run aud "Sprin2fcd' Mines. ar nov -"a67 10
furnish superior lump COAL, as well as average, anu
smiths Coal in any quantity.
For COAL or for OAK and PINE WOOD. well sea-
s0ned apply to Mr.. Pitcher. at Coal YARD, (Screaa-
ersyilie Turn Ugt.) or to
Z. j. SMITH CO, Agents,
eth, between Broad and Grace sts
TERMS;
For Oak s. per cord. delivered. CASH
For Pine Sia do do. '-A9h'
For Coal : 10 kind and quantity. au l5-2m
CUAL. COAL. COAL The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article Of MIDLOTHIAN aud
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE ami FINE
COAL; also, the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTlIRACiTE COAL, lay the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office. at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danyle Railroad. will be promptly
attended 10.
Jy 2T-3m G. p. llPSCohB.
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HAMILTON g. BOUCHER,
HN MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN iii
IL HATS, CAPS, &C., GA
SUCCESSORS TO



No. As, west Main Street.
Having bought ont the stock, fixtures and good
will of the stand formerly occupied by Mr.. JAMES
COLLINS, will always keep on hand an assortment
of the best of thing in their ne both as tostye
AMI durability.
They feel assured that they will give entire salts
JAMES HAMILTON,
an 94-d2m JOHN BOUCHER.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.
n YANKEE DOODLE CLOCKMAN,

a YANKEE DOODLE CLOCKMAN,
MI Yankee clockman brought to town,
6azesz& Upon the cars 50 handy. ,
case of goods, from East way down,
Packed UP rs nice candy.
Every way he tried 10 sell
His clocks-hut couldn't do 1t;
The people all knew very well 49,
They u soon have cause tn rue iti
After wandering all the day,
And trying still in vain,
lie chanc'd upon the street to stray.
By the corner ELEVENTH AND eiAISi
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at work,
And felt himself quite un-done;
81 guess I'm spilled. or I'm Turk.
BY this little man from London.
n B-Watches and Clock carefully repaired. Hair
Ornaments of every kind made, and Engraving neat
Is executed at the corner of nth aud Main streets,
Richmond, Va. sea
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,Ks-FgRs-CaINouyE- follow
ing from New York letter giving an account OF
the Fall and Winter Fashions, can scarcely he read
without chill in view of the hard times
An accidental visit to one of the largest estab-
lishments III this city, repaid by the sight of
one of the most costly and elegant cloaks we have
ever seen, made 10 order for lady in New Orleans
and already packed, that a perfect view of its
shape could not be obtained. Ii very large.
and ample in size, without sleeves, but with sort
of bertie, trimmed with lace fifty dollars per ward
The velvet of which the cloak was composed was
not embroidered. but the lower part was Ornamen-
ted with fringe nearly as costly the lace, the
heading alone being nearly half yard in depth -
With such materials as these, the price easily
mounted up to two hundred and fifty dollars
At the same house, elegant opera cloaks are
made Of silver plush, and the hoods trimmed with
silk cord and Chenneille taSSrls. Opera cloaks of
white cashmere are very striking, trimmed with
black velvet in shallow scOliops, the spaces being
filled with handsome black three tasseled buttons.
For concerts they have new shawl made of me
silk plush and representing tiger fur, chinchia or
ermine.
A good deal is already said of the extent to
which furs will be worn this season. Immense
preparations are being made by the large d.alers
and some enormous sales have already been conclu
ded. The largest and oldest of these houses sold
$4,000 worth TO merchant from St Louis the
other day, and S25.oO0 worth to retail dealer in
this city, the day following. This firm has intro
duced superb Russian cloak, which is creating q
sensation in Paris, and If made Of costly sohlc
would be worth $1,000. Generally, however they
are made in dark mink, and can be obtained f.,
$50 This is too expensive u supersede the
"Fichowruse," or cape, which will be worn the
same shape "a last season. Alutfs, also will still
be small
The wide sleeves so fashionable at nresent ar,
now distended by crlno.ine as well as the skirts
preserving an entire uniformity of appearance.
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY )

- A certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEDy.
ARD'S ANTlDOTE for the above, is the greatest
discovery Of the age. 1t has never been known Ia
ai and is considered by numbers that have used N
land by the medical faculty. the best medicine In
use -
References given by those who have been cnrod
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
sc % Corner OF Clay and Adam streets
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N PURCELL, LAID 4 CO.,
RUGGISTs;
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS oils Dyrs
- WINnltyF N Ic, sNSs

No. IS Pearl street Richmond
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have 10 store
their Fail stock OF DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICkLs'
&c, the whole comprising q large and general ~,
sOrtment. well adapted to the wants Of the traSs
purchased IN person by Of the house ON the nj
advantageous terms and mostly for cash ''
We are thankful TO our friends and the pu.I,e f-
their long continued and fattering support and We
hope that with the facilities we possess for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention to the 1naI,
81 all goods sent from to preserve the repitaton
which our house enjoys for selling articles Of tbs
very best character. NV
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders. fe anu
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PURCELL. LADD & Co, Druggist.
No II
an 20 The street opposite their Old Stand
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Cb;Idron

cry for It'll This valuable and popular prenara
ton Is recommended with the greatest Confidence -
Past experience and test of years having proved IA
be Of the best, safest and most reliable Worm De-
stroyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children /. 1. sweet
and pleasant 10 the taste aud readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfacf
other nauseOus drug.
=, Prepared only by y. ]. PICOT, and for sale by
Druggists generally ~
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss ].

N CAhU To DILko.-lnIbS y
IA H. C0NDREY, who has taken the rooms over
Messrs Jones Il Bro S Confectionery store, No. 76,
Main street opposite T. r. Price Co.'S. for the pur-
pose of conducting the DRESS MAKING BUSE-
NESS asks n share of the patronage OF the Ladies.
She is prepared TO execste work in the shortest tae
and in the most fashionable manner, being supplied
at all times with the LATEST FASHIONS, on as
reasonable terms any other establishment in the
city.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
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- l.. BARNES. manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES.
n 18th street, West side, between Main and Cary,
FlXTURE> FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
EERANDAuS every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
iKATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
ZION WORK, viii be done with neatnesS and dis
patch on such terms as ! warrant will give satisltc-
ion. Ny old friends and the public generally, are
solicited to give NE call before engaging else
where my S-d6m
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'ALlAFERR0 FAMILY FLOUR.--We
WI! commence IN few days MAKING ,ba ,,
u1equaied brand ofFL0UR s tue above
psfsans wishing TO secure their supplies will please
Esh street. ' "V'nef VI
7-ts rsIIAFERRo 4 REID.
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en- THE RICHMOND <M
GA HAT AND CAP MANDATORY. -
KELLY d. MASON,
INl IOT NAM grpFFr

Nv. y
Beg to inform the citizens of Richmond, that they
have opened the above establishment. ana have now
ready elegant assortment Of every article IN their
line which, they have been purchased for cash IN
the frs Northern marts, Will be sold on exceeding
ly reasonable terms
If strict attention to business scrupu GUS fair deal
ing and long experience i'll their line. be calculated
to secure custom they confidently look for share Of
public patronage.
As one of the firm has been for years employed as
a practical Halter in of the most fashionable
Northern Houses, Hats viii be made to order, and
thus economy. style and superiority of material will
he secured by the purchaser. Sc l2-lm
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.-Just re-
IN ceived the following new SONGS:
Unfurl the Glorious Banner; by kleber.
The Village Queen by y. r. Walker.
Dear Sunny Home; by +. Bernard.
My Lady Waits far Me; by t. Jucho.
The Dew Drop; by J. p. Num-
Mother Watch the Little Feet; by j. NJ Hubbard
Sweet Flowers of Memory Keeping
AtP. III. TAyLoR's Music Store
sst-r Governor street.
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JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer.
doors above 81 Charles Hotel,

PIANOS. - For sale pri-
safE--ssrs.f g jVately two very superior PIANOS,
III III y livery little used. ALEA. MOTT,
y X u y an 2S--ts Auct-
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS, &C
They have, and will hereafter keep a more extern
Siye supply than they have heretofore done Of IN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON 4 co. 95 Main St
10 They will have CARPETS. CURTAINS WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
PMS
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The AarAsrsrs Of Dsrrk Pound 0silsy
new TRIAL GRANTED - nvs vioLEAcE
rHREArENED

About twelve O'Clock last M ght, after the
" forms" tor this mornings paper were
closed up. We received adsices from our as.
sistani, at Edwardsvtll-, by the hands vi a
special messenger.
The trial la the case of the People w
GIBSON, Be Der and Watson for the murder
Of Jacob borrk. Was closed. and the case
given to the jury at q quarter pest eigh,
O'Clock yesterday evening. Alter being
out just forty minutes. the Jury returned
and rendered verdict OF Guilty
Mr.. Sawyer entered . motion Tor . new
trial. which. after arguInen,. wa. allowed BY
the Court.
The Germans from Highland and vicini.
~, and other friends Of the deceased, were
very much incensed in consequence oi the
new trial being granted. and IN stack from
the mob. for the purpose Of seixing the
prisoners and hanging them in yudas
Lynch's summary manner. was confidently
expected last night or to-day
We will give the remainder Ut the mate
raj testimony. with further particulars OF
the trial, IN our next issue Il Alton Cous.
Ter. 23d.
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fns VAT GsssAns Saw. nn
nan fellow cisissas viii rs.,.-s..
.sssy. No sss ,n he vsss lsss 1all.
speskng Iof iscsao@. 6e 49, ssen =.
esasly tsFrst a.d isseAsssl b u oss.s.
Iestag DssAanilss Of osvassah. a."
embarrassing opisioas which we're eherisssI
- Js.ssese. ossh y IL tssasaess vhieS
q: ~ alehs espess 70 receive ~ ~ ~
~ 40 - hasds u thess Pkilisesoa-
(oAissos 0eo.
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Has. CunuIusaAn TO sE PsEssyrsD WITH
= esavicE % Plata New York city
Paper. speaking Of The sesuit,sl Of Mrs.
CsanissAan. ssys;
Now lot 500 citizens NEE, together aud
escst somsshing thu, will in par, repay this
leey Tor the injury she has received q, the
heads Of the city. She has been an object
81 suspicion and prejudice. and has been
ioched up for 40 days and n,ghts. tloo
per Day 70 but . email repsrat,on for this
imprisonment. Let the l.2Oo name the
ssa. Il 70 only 90 apiece, and will amour,
% $4,000. With THE amount ler us pur.
cAase from Ball, Black 4 90, = gold Or
esIves tee, co6ee Or dinner service have IL
properly Inscribed and presenied 10 Mrs.
Csnn,sghsU on some public occasion.
The above may BE- in,e~dcd ~ piece Of
satire, bot We ere rather inclined TO think !,
y ~ sddisiossl evidence, that among m.
ssess Of New York one or ,a editor. boa,
= The loagest esss and looirs, bray We
have bsss . little as,onished TIN, Mrs. Gun.
aingham Ass not had the compliment, Of :
pss'ic dinner Or service Of piale before this.
u 70 very dioeult tor any notorious person
70 escape the one OF other compliment IN
wsw York city. The follow, ing 10 the les,
ass. Csuainghsm item;
~. 1vaDsIL's HEih.- Mrs. Cunning.
80 1usdsll 10 understood a. be about Ia
esse esfeh to child. the Offspring OF her
oeeieoe with the late Dr.. Durdell-provid.
- -. ~ ssid marriage IL established 10
- set.eiscs'on Of the Surrogate. before
vhssa ~ question IL now f.c6;nS. M.
cesaingbam burdeli. As the yidoy NJ ~.
dsesase1. y entitled y one-.i.. a 81 ,he .,on.
essy. Thb new heir will ID. ,Sc ~,
ewe.ehle6s. IN the event III. .s;s~..
esseh. Nm. Cunningham Bur. ii viii ;rh. s
IL whels Of he property. ''"''"