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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-25
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

orpxNcE OF rue RICHMOND pAIrY pIspArcs. ]
NEW OaLsAss, August 9th, 1858.

NEW URLkANs, August 9TH, 1903.
Although there were strong hopes four or FIVE
week. ago that there would DO little or no yellow
fever here this snmner-tt Is now quite certain
that we will have a bad sumner. The repsrt Of
the Board of Health last week. lending the lst in-
stant) shows the prmber Of deaths from that
disease to be seventy, not including those which
have occurred outside the hospitals hear this
morning that the number of deaths in the Charity
Hospital alone, from Friday last mp TO this morn
ing, vas seventy. At this rate, the health report
will show treble the fever deaths It did last week
As is usual Ia tne summer seasons our streets
seem scmewhst deserted, and business is dull.
The news Of tho arrival in Trinity Bay of the
Niagara, with Der end OF the Atlantic Cable, aud
having successfully performed her part Of the
contract Of laying t. was received here yesterday
By telegraph and sRreaa gress en.nu',aIm =, ha
waiting In eager suspense TO hear of the arrival OF
the Agamonnon at the irish coast, with her end.
Yours, d. r. 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

WREscHIHG OPT LIkgs VS.. ANpurArIoa.-Dr. Mai
soneuvrs new system of of avoidance OF amputa.
tion In cases ofinjured limbs, has been presented
to the Academic de Medicine, at Paris aud is s.id
to have been tried in various hospitals with snc
cess Tbs invention consists In the application OF
machine By which the limb Is said to be- torn
from the socket without rainAnd without the loss
of blood the patient in some cases being compIe,o
~ restored in the course Of a few DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12
! REAL ESTATE
NEAR sTAUNTON.

4fT a BARGALR!
ana an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHIP, with
FOUR ACRES UF LAND attached, on the liho OF
the Virginia Central Railroad. within one mile oil
CARTER, AT A BARGAIN, as they are desirous OF clio
sipg the business of their late copartnership as
soon as pr &C ticabe IL has the advantage of a Wa.
ter-power and is well located for conductiog small
foundry business
AsASNYDEK at the richmond Stove Works,
;esS-sm Richmond. Va
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s The celebrated trotting mare Lady Suffolk. was
killed BY iightning IN swampscott, Mass. She vsl
vaiued 1t 5000. sss
man named Joseph Waterhouss died u hns
ton on saturday last, Of Asiatic ehoisrs. % IN
physicisn said.
4 lady, adysrtisiug for . husbsnd, b rsFttcnlaI
to have it understood, that .Done need apply wilf
are under six feet, upon which tho editor remarks
.thst lady b strosgsy In favor Of hy-msn!"
.coms, Bob. how pnch have you cleared on
your specplstionsn said ffisnd 70 his compasion.
'tciearsd apsw wersd Bob, with frpun; why,
Icissrsd lny pocksfsl'' assf ss
Ls,nsrd Ciaiborns, i wealthy citizen Il Pitts, I
ssuia Co, Va. died CO the 5fh insf.
Haorgs 3. DavAJ, Of Caroline county, Wa cfD.
ninsed suicide last wesk, By taking lapdauun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

TIE GooDwooD RAcEs.-The London Times re
port Of the Goodwood races says Of the second
match that the American coiors were borne Ia
triumph past the post. s@As
sIndeed, the match between Mimosa and Orlando
resolved itself into match Of judgment between
the representative OF the American turf 10 thii
country and AZ English gentleman of ackpow-
iedsed shrewdnsse In racing affairs. Each gentle
man bad in turn possessed the animals which
esre pitted against each other, and the resuis o
the race showed that John Bull 10 his turf par
suits 10 sometimes outvitted by jonathan. TIT
success Of Oriauds proved At least the correcsnesl
Of Mr.. X. Ten Broeck's tudgmentn
MATCH: 100. II. n. ON. xIIx
M x. Ten Broeck 9 Orlando. by Cossack. ysars,
Mr. pay ne's MimosA, years. est, 6lb.. tchsllo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

DUkL-O. W. Telfair, Esq, of Washington, N. c.,
fought duel with Mr.. Charles Latham. also Of
Washington. N. G., on the 10th inst Colts Re-
peatere were used, and two shots were exchape ed
bnt no damage done. The matter was then sati.-
facsorily arranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

DfsssfxRI.-This dreadful scourge is still depop-
ulating the section of countrr, near Chatham ifiI
Tasewell Co, Va. 1t Ia however, confined 20
small locality. Tome ten or twelve deaths occur.
Ing within one mile square, in the space of eight or
ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

CoaNIrrKD.-Mary Briggs. free, arrest
ed for remaining 10 the city with Chesterfield ps
pers, was committed by the Mayor, yssterdsy
morning.
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SPECIAL Hor1CE3.

0zozas B. ErIzI, Dentiss, OfIos
eoo rssi1dsncs No, q. On hsin. bstwssu ssk snd u
Asoumond Va Dy0-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

DHArH FROM HYDRoPHosIA.-The Mobile papers
announce the death there last week, of Francis
Julien, Of hydrophobia. The Ners Gays:
About ten days ago small dog having SITS
julien undertook to administer to it remedy. il
is supposed the dog was mad, and in some way
conveyed the virus TO Julien, though no bite was
discernable. At all events on Tuesday evening last
throat and head; bis mother got tub of hot water
for the purpose of bathing his feet: the tub oil
water being brought into the room he stared wild
ly and gazed at the water with the utmoss bor-
ror, frothiug at the mouth the while. Water was
offered him in'variors ways during Wednesday.
but was always rejected, and every time producing
convulsive action. Last night he expired after a
sPasm 80 horrible" says eye witness, "that Nc
adequate description of it can be given."-
Young Julien was about 20 years of age.
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MUapsRn SsNrEscHD.-John J.. Sullivan has
been tried IN Haywood county, Tenn, for the mur
der OF his wifc, and convicted of murder In the
second degree, and ssntsrced to imprisonment in
the peuissntisry for twenty-one years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

THs Acting PRxsipssr.--The acting President Of
the United States at this time Is young man
named James Buchanan Henry. Each morning
their contents, and sends sucb of them o. be
thinks requises the attention ofhis uncle, 70 the
President as Bedford. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

WASTED SyNPATHY.-A few days ago tremeu-
dous excitement prevailed In St. Louis Mo from
tho fndfng of the bodies of two fine locking chill
dren, in box. coroner was Called and inry
scraped together, whom the children were found to
ba of wax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

A YnL-PAn LSTrER CARsIER.-Mr. Kavasah,
who took the letter from Lucknow, during the
seige, TO Sir Colin Campbell. has been rewarded
with the sum Of $1,000 and an appointment in
Oude worth Zoo q year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

THs PRsMIuM LIST Of the u. 8. Agri-
cultural Society, so anxiousIy looked for by ths
| sarmers stock breeders, mechanics and msnuiac-
turers of Virginia, will be Published In the .'Dis.
patch" tomorrow morning. sA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

MuREsRsI n NoEfa aCARoElxA.-Jscob d. Robbins
Of Wilson county, N. G., was found murdered and
buried near branch on the Sd inst. jim, one ci
his fatber's negroes, confessed having killed hi,
young master With an axe in revenge for blow
In Nash county, n c., Thursday, . difficulty oc
Cured, which resulted in u man named Perry
killing another named DrHnsly, after which 1
friend Of Brsntly slew Perry. haa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

DsAR FI0Hr - Before the Hustings
Court, yesterday, Peter McCann aud John Ryan
were fined SIS each and costs, and to stand COM
Of disorderly conduct and fighting in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

Tns CAMus IScRxAsrss.-A letter from New
Braunfsls, Texas, states that the Government ca
mels are increasing in punbsr, and that the young
camels are thrifty. rs
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RouvD Arr.

BOUND ALL HAsDs.-The examination
Of John Mallory and wife, for assaultipg and
threatening Phoebe Kuyper; and of Adelaide Kny-
per, for keeping house Of i'll fame, was concluded
before the Mayor yesterday, who required all the
parties to give bail for their future good beha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

NOTICE. subscriber begs, leave 70
ANinforTnhis customers of fhe city of Richmond thai
he ~ receiving 100 half bbls nrst quality Phifa-
delphia Cream Ale. and will dispose OF the same Oh
tho most reasonable terms, and deliver Il free Of
'-'-'' - y ~ n. MCCORMACK.
fe10-ts 3cs broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

THl GRASD JUaY will meet to-day at
Il o'clock, to pass upon such business as has nos
already been submitted to IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

- DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice w,Nrs rtr. mn An.
piEs, ,i, Old WHlSkkTs and CIGARS No. n Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12
SHORT T1Ms-The city ordinance

SHORT TIMR The city ordinance, it
seems, does not allow lumber merchants sufacieni
the dock, after being delivered from the vessels
Forty eight hours is certainly too short period
for hauling cargo Of lumber from the dock and
storing it in yard, but merchants need NOT expect
any great extension of time until they show dis
position to remove the obstruction speedily as
possible,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

/ Our OF Towa Curtis Rathbonc, TO,
getting drunk and taking lodgings In the market
has been stored away in the Valley Inn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

WHAr RAILROADS CAN DO FOR Az EpIroR.-The
Weekly Southern Standard, published At Trenton,
Tenn, thus discourses on the near completion of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad to that point:
Good Neps--Ws are pleased to learn that the
track OF the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad was yester.
day thrown across the 0bion river. So the iron
horse will in few weeks, really be snortins at
Trenton. Then city-a great big one-will sprins
mp around us-we will wear store clothes own a
spotted dog, edit the daily Standard, and have in
it spicy police report like unto Hi Walkers of
the Nashville Banner-we'll do the railroad print
ing, make fortune, ride in the cars, drive fast
horse, geta pretty wife, raise large and respect
able posterity, put on city airs generally, and
when our form is knocked into pi, the daily papers
of our city will be shrouded in blach! Come on,
you everlasting snorter, We are waiting for YOU
J-i-n.g-te; Jingle! H-oo-t-to-o-tll Buy morn.
ing Standard, sir 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

MwsorRI E1IcfIos.-ihe election los Cosgrsss IN
Missouri has rssnlted IN the choice Of J. r. Barrett.
Thomas L. Anderson. James Craig, John y. Ciafk,
John s. Pheips, Sam'l II. Woodson and J. W. Nosl,
all democrats. The sane party have carried the
Lsgisaturs, 10 which body enly one republican, u
n stated. has been elected. sg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

Durine tbupdef storm on the "a Inst, the
uhtnipr struck two vaiusbls cove on the farm OF
nr. Wn. Battaiis 10 Epottsylsania county, va !,
killing them INSTANTLY
Mrs. Mary Msssey, Che Oldest white inhabiiar
of King 04ofge county, Va. aged ~ years, died op
Tassasy last ss $
mi. committed suicids lev days axo. lie vas
taADe.
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Sr Thu GRnAr HEALrH Rssronnn

- THH GREAT HEALTH RBeronn1
The LIFE or THE FLESH Is IN RE BLoop.-Whea
flesh leoses ia Vitality the sktn becomes yegU anA
gallid, the LIVER disordered, pyspepsia Asd l1dGue
ces, and life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNRs HEALTH lIe&o111 On
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL
imparting new vigcr and tone 70 aqcnssitatiaa =.
paired BY disease from any csuse. IL removve Pin.
powers Of both ssxss. gives bloom to the Dalli1
cheek, and makes one loyou. and happy. TAee4A
msdicinal II its enects, IL q q perfect eosdtal h
plaints which in their Tery naturs are exhauating
and dsbilitating t9r Rropsys svsl!Sgs.
charm. quart bottles 81. sn1ll bottlss - csp1a
Sold by PURCELL. LApD q Co; In1n WINy1oul
PETERSON; BoDEKER; GARlIcx; w LADps MnIss
AND DowpEN. fE my Sl-dkcWam
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Q60O REWARD.-JEFFRIES, AN.

R600 REWARD.--JEFFRIES' An
WCOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure OF 6oncrrhma. elect. Structures, and sinilar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction Of diet, drink exposure or change In ap
plicsrion to business. The proprietor challenges
single case OF recent 6cnorrhea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture Of $500. FURTHER
the disease cannot be contracted ii dose Of the Mx
ture = taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result s obtained n from two to ten days
and as IL neither creates nausea nor offends the pal
ate and renders all deviation in diet or
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance Is Thus removed a.
speedily as is consistent with the production Of
thorough and permane mt cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable. and no injurious effect, either
constitutionally orloeally, can be caused by its
nse. t .,r,aelagst
Price 81 per bottle. Sele agent for. Nov Yosk. @
Ring. No a2, broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLESDEK, corner OF sd ard Walnut cts
agent for Philadelphia.
Soldby FISHER 4 WINSTON,
70 22~-dly e Richmond Va.
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lER.AD THls!-Ths undersigned in

hEAD IHlB!-T00 un00xe1G0o0 IN
vites attention TO thefollowing certinests:
PoRf MAYO, Henrioo Co., July 10.
Mr., HgNRY-DEAR SIR My wife has been sufes.
smalI az the bach sometisnss sha eauid searcSlv
move about the house.. heard Of your inimsDt,
and procured . box. After two applications TO The
affected part she entirely reliessd and at this
timeis as well 40 ever she was.
~ The Liniment referred to in Mr. .0ibsUnfs tse-
timonal has effected numerous similar cures, II n
put up In tin boxes of two Sizes and sold At 20 cents
and rs cents, according TO sixs By che drugrts &
this city.
jy l2-lms SW HBNRY. PNp heH
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/ LAND SALEs-Themas w. Edmonds has sold hil
farm Of los acres, situated on the Warrentou
Branch Railroad. to ". d. Chichester, 1t s26 pei
acre. j. NJ. Bsiiy has disposed OF his farm called
"Raylysburg,,' near Greenwich, 70 I. W. Edmonds
at IS per acse-Soo aerss.--Rrcd.. Va, Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

WI Ann ALWAYS RBDAouD to ~.
cord decrease IN the aiictions 10 which humasity
z heir And We DO 20 now IN bsa.tng sssfsnesx =
fER'S CELEBRATED BITTHRe, or dlosesss a -
head apd.somaeh- Az Z qeciac. it = perAsps vitA-
even within limited period, arc TO b counted 6Y
thousands. The Bitters bases its feD1tastDu noso
ON what u has itself DoNI than on what Il gsg 60.
ence, Constipation etc. etc 10 cannct be safpaess1,
in speedipess Of cure. Try them. and eur Word 1sf
it, they will give satisfaction. - -
For sale By Drusgists and Dealers generally. eve
Wberp- 'ts p st3 - l.ssstI Is7H = ~ 2Hlslu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

LIBERAL PUBLrsHrR.-In England, DIR. Living
stons volume of travels 10 now In its thirtiesh
thousand and sells at guinea. Murray, the pub
Usher undertook to give him two thousand pounds
thousand copies. When the second edition wa,
called for. the publisher wrote to the author tina,
he should have third Of the profits. A third aud
afourth impression was demanded, and this prince
y publisher informed the traveller that he
should have half of the profits of all the edition,
together, first, second, third and fourth Moreover
Murray paid up the money at once, and Living.
ston had IL In his pocket beforc he left Scotland.
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Affairs In Lunsnburg.
ccaas.rosprscr or rns .Icnaosp DAILY DIs,ArcHl

LuysSBuRo C. II vs- Aug. s.
The erop of wheat In the connty owing TO the
rust has fallen far below the average, and the oat
crop vas also short If the drouth continncs, the
corn crop will share the same fate. Tobacco locks
badly. 10 s8e
The trial Of John Aryin for the murder OF
young Price, takes place Monday. Able counsel
has been engaged by the defence. Boz.
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FLUaH The city has lots Of funds
now, and will no doubt expend a portion of 1t in
street improvements. Another appropriation for
Dock street wouid not be smiss, as that work
should be pushed on with as little delay - pos
sihta
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FmE.-Tw0 stables, . baru and corn-house,
owned by DR.. Thomas W. 0ouldin, OF Carolins CO.,
ya were destroysd by Ars on the night OF the
9th iust, with 100 bushes Of wheat and rs barrels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

OufRAaE--An unparalleled outrage upon . mem
her OF the press was committed In Auburn, N. Y.
on sunday night. The local editor Of the Adver-
tissr WAS seized, gagged and lassed TO- lamp
post, bead dow wnwards, where he was found several
hours afterwards ana released. Z
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TIE GnAsD JunY Of Henrico were

THE GRAND JURY OF HenrIc0 were in
session yesterday, and made the following indict-
ments and presentnents: gsIssodf af
wife. - i7fr -
Indictments vs.. VIM. 8. Grafton, fsr shooting
cows Of G.. 6 Exall. ff3ET
Indictments ~. A. L. Eacho and Joseph G. Met.
tert. . 54sss --Ft....- Il "a ss.le-
Presentments VS.. Dennis Gaule, in two cases.
selliug liquor. Atf89
Presentments vs.. Delaware Miller, one case, sell.
ing liquor. as ~ S. .eglts
Henry Bruins, 2 cases, selling liquor to slaves.
Hardena Stephens, cases, selling liquor by re-
tail. spe..,ff ~, &r M
Delaware Miller, Hannah Lewis, Robert F. Red
ford, Isaac Festus, and Dennis GIL, for selling
liqu'r. ssl s - s
The Grand Jury we're then discharged.
The Court to-day calls up the ONCE Judgment
Docket. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

Bnssox, August l0--A celsbTasios took placs
at North Boawsy. white MsuutaiDs, Aurnst ;th.
commsnoeatfye 70 tn successfuf Iayfng q ~ tel
seraph cable. A procession vas torned. speschss
- aistipgsished indtvidusls made, American and
HritIhh faGs vcrs displayed With nostoes, q uas
slse . full lsasth painting RI Ne. Rtsxd- poem
for TIN occasion was fesd aud siIail OnluubIa~
and stsod Saws tbs Qassnn was sune; iIlumfnatsnns
and nssuorks and grand ball Ii ~ sveninx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

GEN. LEWIS CAss-The Washington correspon-
dent of the "Piess," writes r
General Cass, who must be nearly eighty, is fee
BILE, but il hard at work. This extraordinary
mans career is alike study and an example, He
has lived blameless life. and has grown to dis
tinc.ion almost entirely by his own Efforts He 10
now one Of the richest men fn the Union He in.
vested heavily in the town Of Detroit, Michigan, of
which he was . pioneer, aud the growth of the
West. especially einee the railroad system has ex.
tended its powerful influences, has vastly apprecfa
Ave millions. Aud yet, with all his wealth, he
lives frugal and abstemious life. The manage
ment of his vast estate Is confiei to his enter.
prising son-inlaw, Mr.. Lsdyard, who resides 10
Detroit.
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NEW GOODS FUR THE WARM SEA

NEW GOODS FUR The WARM SEA-
~ SON.
Garden or Fire Engines. for Tobacco Planters, &c
House or Cistern PuHSpp-7 sizes
Yard or Well PumpSs sizes
Pumps for Deep RelLs-4 varieties
81 Suctaon and Force Pumps varieties
Hydraulic Rams-3 sizes
Cast Iron. Galvanized Iron, and Tin Bath Tubs
CAST Iron Sinks sizes
Bath Boilers Laundry stoves
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces
Selfheafing and common Smoothing Irons
Iron settees and Chairs
Lead Pipes TO IL inches
Wro'tlron Pipe-is to III inches
Do do-Gdivdnised; which latter will
not rust or injure the water and will be laid in the
best manner.
fail supply in store and for sale by
GEO STAERETT,
~ 10 Governor street.
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A CONTRACTOR is wanted to pave Main
street, between Sth aud 9th. Who speaks nrst'
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THE TRAVEL to the mountains continues
heavy. Six or seven coaches, well crowded, lsit
the Central Depot yesterday morning, most of the
passengers bound for the watering places 10 Fir
| sinia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12
. ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

H%A will coll. at q grsat bargain, a desirable lo
81 UfJnpd near the old Disfilery. and outside the
erroee son line 1t has frontage OF "A feet, and
dspth OF 100 fert. 1t has it two-stor1ed franed
Dwelling and - enclosed with substantial fenes;-
sold Also If desired. Apply to
amid II CAUThORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12

A SINGULAR WAY OF GAINING A LIvELIHooD-For
long while past, man Of about SO years of age.
gentsei in appearance, and wearing gold specta-
cies, has been putting the owners of untenanted
houses to ysst deal of trouble aud some expense.
This is q regular reader of the papers and
upon the owner and gets the key for the purpose
Of looking at the premises. He not only retaips
the front door key, ,but takes all others be ind
in the house. The keys of two houses belonging
to Mr.. Hemphill, residing in Vine street, were
thus obtained, and when Mr.. H. applied to lock-
smith to have new keys fitted he found that the
same man had been selling keys for a long while,
to various shops in town. Several hundred keys,
had been purchased from him by the locksmirh, ,on
whom Mr.. II. called.-{gtila. Ledger.