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kSs- LIFE SIZE PEoroGRAPss.-

mr LIrB SIZE PHoroGRAFss.-The
subscriber takes pleasure III announcing rs bis nu
merous patrons and the public at large, that be If
now prepared to furnish photographs from minia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or oolored,
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal,
If not superior any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied ana en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and ex.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, Corn.
Pc GIBBS.
P. s.-If you went genuine AmbIotype this Is
the place get 1t. whore You will neither te hum
any other Picture in the Photographic Art;
Y. -. u.
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@~HAHTsHoRnR's ANTI -BrrIous PILr.

kT HARTsHoRNE's AETI-BINIoUs PILIk
are the cafes, AMI best Pargative Pills In so They
sat npou the Liver, stomach and Rogeis, crr yine
grtpc are easy 10 thoir operation and can re taken
at sny ti,ne withont fear Of exrotnre They remove
II Won s,,fisr with any PAIN, nse ia .T5Ii0RhE Es
cUR 5.iLI., the great PALM ANN!t'ILAToR: II
you have cough. use HART5HoRSES COUtta
world.
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TIE CiTY CouHoIL are to hold called
meeting at the City Hail. this afternoua 20 copsi
der the propriety Of accepting the Invitation Of the
Council Of Danvills.
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STRoSs .fufED WoNEy.-A school teacher in the
First ward school house, was aasailed lately by a
couple Of Amazons, ono OF whose otTspring he had
ehastised for some voisticn Of tho proprieties Of
school, and severely punishsd himself. They
struck him, cut his lip severely, threw his bell at
him, and achieved decided victery.-X Xadisoi,
No. Journal.
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HEALrHr CIrr--In the last three weeks only arc
deaths have occurred in Norfolk, Va, city with
population OF 2o,ooo; and to this the Herald adds
that o9y.onee in 80 years has the mortality there
exceeded per cent. per annum.
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CsRAp AAUsRxxxTs--An man namad Bach, II Dan.
Vile. VI, on Wedaesdsy night, with ons 6low 9!
3 knile cut on part of ne9ro'e sar en9 iDdlcted
3 wound on his throat. Buck vas 6ned fop the
eAs scs $50 says the Danville Transcript
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CUrTINa.--A fracas is said to have oc-
CURED between party of negroes, near st. Johns
Church, last Saturday night, during the progress
Of which boy named Ned, employed at one Of
the brick yards In the lower part OF the city re-
ceivsd cut or stab Ia the forehead, above the
right eye. As they we're beyond the corporate
line at the time Of the row, the wstchmen were
not called upon to arrest them.
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ANIMAL PAIHrIxas.-Trozs, the celt

ANIMAL PAIHTIEGs.-Trozs, the cele-
traits Of Nina, Planet, Fannie Wsshington. Ara
Excheauer, tie string of thorough brsds owned by
teos. '" boswell, Esq and also of ssSlasher,n the
winner OF the four mile heat purses at Ashland
ana New Market, q few days since. friend who
has seen the pictures says they are the Host life.
ike ones he hasever seen on canvass. Az Planet
FANNIE Washington and Slasher are soon to leave
Tor a Southern campaign, We have no donbt thai
Mr. ID. VIII have their portraits deposited in some
| central location, where our readers NAV sea snd
examine them. We understand that Mr.. Troxe
mas oeen engaged TO make portrait of the famou,
trotter "Kossuth," and that many other ernt,e
men, owning valuable horses, will secure bis ser
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RIcua6E1. October 18th. Is5a.


8easrs. W4sISe & rEaBcE-GeatleDieu: L have
carefully an4lFse the pail, given me by Dr. W l..
Anderson and ind hat x contains . small portion
Of caiolnel but mainly consists Of the suiphstc Of
auipine The presence of these two Substances was
aistiactiy proved by Ii yaristy OF tests have pu
doubt that the pill Was composed entirely CT these
moIicibai agents
Fers respectfully. MoCAw.
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FsEHcH.-As the rooms for tho N;pb

FsEHCH.-As the rooms for the Night
School Of the Mechanics' Institute are nearly com.
peted, and will soon be ready for use, it would be
we'll for the pupils to call on Messrs. Cone and
smith, tho teschers, and have partial examina-
ton. 30 a. to know what books they will need
for their studies. We have been requested to say
that class Of ten Young men, for SIS each, will be
inasructed In French, BY q competent teacher, in
this school, IL application be made at once.
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ExEcUfED.-fhe negro man, the property of Mr.
Wiley Riddiek, of Gates county, N. C, who was
convicted and sentenced at the last Superior Court
Of that county. for attempting u rape on Mrs vii
kins, was executed at Gstesyile, on Friday, the
l2th inst.
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IdnsL suIr.-Sr. Antonio lose do Trisarri one of
the Ministers from tho Republic of Nicaragua 10
the Government Of the United States, has sued the
proprietor Of the New York Times Tor libel, lay.
ing the damages to his character at the sum Of
$4,000.
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suIGDE.-Thomas T. Edwards, Of st. Louis, labor
ing under temporary alteration OF mind, Ieaped
from the window of bis room, at the Revere Hapse,
in Cum berland, Nd, las. Thursday night, and was
dreadfuily injured. lie wss originally from Bar
louisville, Orange couaty, Va, whithor he was
going to see his friends he appssrs 10 be be.
tween 30 and forty years of ago.
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THB WBATHsR wss very uncomfortable
yesterday, being both damp and chilly. On as.nr.
day night, several heavy show ers OF rain FELL and
A. consequences, the streets we're msddy.
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YRU.r IN CALlFozsIA.--vast preparations are
msking in California tor growing fruit in that
State. As an evidence We extract from the Ar
sessor's returns the number Of fruit trees in two
counties as given il letter from the Golden
State:
In Sacramento county there are 2l3,65s peach
trees, 1854 apple, 42,s36 pear, 30,O7: cherry,
21,5so plum, 10 9i2 nectarine, 800 qaiuce IL $50
apricot, 5,96S tg, $500 prune, 4,6e5 white. wal.
nut, 500 almond. S,ls7 olive, 259 lemon Iss Pc.
can, 2S2 orange, T. 900 raspberry 4OiO sooeeberry,
3o4 345 strawberry, 800 grape vines. ln Santa
Clara county there are 10000 apple trees SC, 900
peach, 1900 pear, $3.50 plum, c,766 apricot, III
dg. 20 orange, 81 olive, 9S Pomegranare, IS pine
apple, IL prune Y pecan, a7ooo straw berry, 4,20o
raspberry. $4,000 sooseberry, 3l3, ,OOO:srspe vines
and 15,oo0 gallons wine we're made in 0ss. Put
these ts o counties as fair average, and multiply
the half Of their united nnmbers By tsn--we
should say that this will give a reasonable ap.
proximation to the actual number of fruit trees
&C.. now liz vigorous growth in California Prob
ably, fall one.haf of all the vast unmhsr of tree,
will be at least in half bearing in 1859. and three.
fonrths Of them by 1860; for fruit trees develope
rauidly In thfa climate
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CANA dealer in the markets sold
two hundred and Any hares on Friday last.

A FAIHsR AND Two nAuGnrsss AHREsTIp roR
RoBBrsa THE Man.--A man named Phelps, post
masscr In Fayette county. Ohio, and his two
danghtors have been arrested on the charge Of
robbiDg the mail. The two girls, who are qnite
young, tbs eldssf not being ossr Is years, havs
madc fail ceaisssioa. They had. 10 10 alleged,
stolen sbost $500 at various times, and spent u
fsr dress and fsrnituss. TIE father, however, de-
nise ell ksoulsdgs Of the robbery. The Ctscia-
rati Gasetts says:
Mr.. Phelps. the fhthsr, 10 . man nearly 90 years
of ass, and owas lArm of l40 Acres where he re-
sides. He has ai~ay. stood very soil In the coea-
nunity prsviocs 20 this charge. We psscsive oy
the Bloc Book that bis ciica last year yisldsd bin
revenue Of ~ The daughters are quits pretty
and tnteiitgeus, and II their mcaTSirg hADtIiss
asnts, their mother having d,sd eboss yses
sgo,l they appear very interesting.
-sa.-
koafH CsnoIiyA LssIaLAfuss---hososs ssa. 49,.
we're, on 1useday last elected ntAse ~. 49, :
Any number Of blIls have ben tsweeoesd ~ -
moving free negroes fsem she seess, ~ W ~.
wise regulating that elsse 81 sop,e.s ~ e
Mr.. Humphrey. of 0nsicu. % Wean9Ays ~
st@emDs vas nsds = bEtng e sns ssscs,es g -
patos g M the ana1pise9 eosU q see 1ol -
DfrrG fhe reoalu4ioo - thAs edscss cAese0 ey
n. aoereli q ~ Geaoeos Wegs - 1euee - II.
Hoassos, q Dsplio. lsi1 @ - eAeie.
rher. sere i&S dsAahs h PhiladslDA1A - Weens
: Ss~-.ssH ~ n A - v0oh nfoV1o0A
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IMPORTANT CAUsR.-A very importau,

lAPOHTAHr CAUsR.--A very important
cause wss under argument last Saturday, before
the Court Of Appeals. We alluds to the Wash
ington and New Orleans Telegraph Company
against John C. Uobson, of this city, With the
particulars of which our readers are entirely n.
niiar. The decision, whenever given, will bs
highly Interesting to the commercial community,
ers a. as it is rendered Both sides have able
council, and from all that can learn the srgu-
ment will be continued fer three or four days.-
For the appellant GEoRaE T. CURTIS, Esq., one of
the most ssinguisbed lawyers at the Boston bar
and JOHN II. GILMER, ESQ., of this city. have been
eetsined; and for the appellees. Wx. Ii. MAGYAR.
LAND and JOHN d. PArroy Jr, Esss
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PERSONAL DIFFICULTIES Last Thurs.

PERSONAL DIFFICULTIES Last Thurs.
Day morning card, signed by Charles Irving. a..
Whia WWunc@.ory Of O Jennings Wise, appeared in the
py the Mayer for the arrest Of both partiss Ths
Ioii9~ing morning, ard before any arrest had been
mace, card appeared In the Enquirer, in repiv 10
snat In the Whig, signed by o. Jennings Wise.
an, Sn paItiahy removed the impression that
rested dr. Wise, and had him before the Mayor. .bv
wnom ne was recognized to appear this morning.
And that same afternoon Mr. Irving vas srrested
ana ns,d to bsi to keep the peace and appear this
morning, when II 10 more than probable that bo, h
81 them viii be charged with libel Mr.. Wise vas
unoer baii to keep the peace at tho time of hs ar.
rest, aud therefore no additional security wss re.
aulred on that score. What will be the result OF
the examination remains To ha sssn -
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The PORK MAkKer.-The beginning Of the cold
weather has given an impulse to the pork business.
Abont q Thousand head arrived at Bristol, Tenn.
Wednesday, for shipment to the East. There have
been no sales, however, as vet, at that poin. of
sufficient extent to make quotation fcom. Dire,
vers are demanding six dollars. A Wyshevi,le
va correspondent of the Lyncabnrg Republican,
under date of the 14th inst says: "Pork has been
offered at S. 5oss7oo per hundred pounds, ia, no
buyers. 1t will be very scarce this season" The
Chattanooga CTenn.) Advertiser says:
Tho market here for hogs is quiet Int We learn is
has been quite animated in the MiG1ie port on of
the Stote, for some days past-orders having been
received from the West-snd an advance OF one col
lar or 100 lbs. WAS established; these orders. We
also learn. now filled, and the market 10 again
qriet. There is decline in the West, with the pros
peet OF further rednctio1-pofkeis being back.
ward In purcLa.ing ct the PRESENT rates. The &C
counts from abroad are anything but ENCOURAGING
for the shipment Of heg products, and In tse South
ern states the farmers and planters better sur
piled than usual with hogs of their ewn raising -
Wo cannot learn that the slaugh :sring house in this
place ID purchasing 20 any extent and supl ose they
are waiting fer Inore settled market The crops,
from all we can ieeru, appear tc be equai to any Of
late years.
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TIppLIsa.-Christian Miller, the keep
er of small establishment Cary street. fell into
the hands OF the Mayor and had TO fork over
moderate fine last Saturday, for selling liquor to
be drunk Ia his house, he having no tavern
license,
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THE FAsrEsr TInros RrcoRp.-Porter'ss Spirit says
the fastest time evermsds BY an American horse
wes mads BY Prioress, In running for the late
Cesarowitch,in bgland ,over the turf of New Mar
kst Heath. The distance run was two miles and
quarter and twenty eight yards, and the time in
~hich II Was run was minutes and SO seconds,
the mare carrying 1o7 pounds. This 10 At the rate
OF minute 45a seconds, or cay, lao to the mile,
miles 1t the rate Of 81, and, IT carried out nc
the same rate, the Goodwood cup distance In { rs,
aud four mile heat in o.. The two mile rate,
however, having been dene, IL that which may be
fairly compared with the two mile time perfor mt
by American horses in this country. The Amer can
Racing Calendar and Irotting Record gives the
time of Hegira. feur year old, which ran . two
mile heat st New Orleans in 1850, with catch
weight, In 3 s4i the best two mile made in this
country consequently, the 33s ef .Prioress 10 Ia
every way better, and deserves to head the Amsri.
can record.
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~FaAxKLIs PApsR MILL, RICH
.esp' yA.-Bslyliers Manufacturing Company
Eeep cons antIy on band xll descriptions Enyelope
kaniila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS. OF ail qualities aud sizes, iurnisneo ~
short uOtice.
EA- Cash paid for RAGS, .,.
@ OSpEs. sapt oc4-Sm
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Cor7oy AaRivIEa.-Thsre was . heavy bnsinsss
In Cotton, at Norfolk, Va, last week, at 1881 .
l0;a Two steamers, with 700 bales, from North
Carolina. arrived there Thursday, making the
stock on hand 1900 bales.
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TEE DARKIsr HoUR, it is said, is lust
before day, and nthis bs 20, ws would suggest the
propriety OF keeping the street lamps burning uns
tii this morning cara Lave arrived, and strangers
have had time to find their hotels.
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I NEW CARRIAGE AND HAR-

So NEBS RKPosIToRY.-Ths subssrlbse.
Coach Making. offers TO those In this eeeSlon Who
may wish to purchase. variety Of light md sub
stantial CARrI A0 Hb, such - Buggiss, RoekawnyA
&c. All work warranted made Of geod anA aurA6l0
material: Persons vishing to purchase arc rss2sse
ments will be offered to their advantags beth 6 .
price and guarantee Of the faithful perloFhance q
The work. RULEuH.
&C lily Wall, st. near ot Chaftoo Ho4ol
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- arnrx. RAxnss AVID FrRuAcEs.

ssy~ Ds. ACHILLES AsooLI's Office, on
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rr AND sra.
NH iae-ty
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MARINE DIsAsrER Lires Lost.--Ths ship Ex.
celsior, from Liverpool, arrived In New York. Fri.
day. She was dismastsd in the late hurricane, and
lost overheard Vim. Stevens, the second olficsf, .
native Of AavanHah, three ssAzAen, and ". W.
Fisher, q passenger.
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And the various affections consequent upon dis
''o'' STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach.
Colieky Pairs Heartbarn Loss Of ;apgs.tte pespon
It has in numerous instances proved highly bencf
cial. and in Others effected decided cure.
strictly acentc priaciples after the If the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye Because Of
its great suocessin most ofthe European Cater. It's in
troiuction into the IT, States intended eepe
caily for those of atherand scattered here and
there oyss the ss ~ s oer ta Ih
medicinal virtues r,ust be acknowledged.
1t Is particularly recommended u those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired By the
continuous use of ardent spirits or othsr forms OF
.sa IT, Way srscty to the fe thrilling
and auckening every nerye, rssing up the droop-
ing spirit. and in fact. infusirg new health and
Observation-Disclosures expects to hnd this a beve-
rage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
s,s, 2w rpos.sssed Of siprular remeia properties.
GAoI,ySd. " ,s;s de,ig,.,nl Ar,ma b..
,udncod many limitations, which the public shoud
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded "a bny
n;as 'S s1fSss rtt sSn hsSe s oOe Soie vii
coz vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to all
these limitations. .s.
sod at - betts q sx eSstes 'or - 's the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JIl. & co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CIEMtSTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1ESold by nearly all the Druggists In this city.
10 i4--dts
WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit 70 nay customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer. Porter, Ale, &c.
during the winter season. v.z: .
Quarts per dozen 81 81 % cts dog allowed on
Pints per doZen 3t00 ! return Of bottles.
Hall fints per dog Soc, bottles extra
Store aud bar keepers per centage allowed.
have siso on hand Lager Beer 10 whole, half
o,;after and eighth bbIs; Cream Ale In WHOLE half
and Quarter b5is and for sale the lowest market
'nrders LEFT with Messrs Duval 4 Norton. corner
10Th aud Msin stree e; Laidlsy Rohinson. cor 4th
and Franklin sfs or at nv store will be promptly
atteadedto. WiLbaCnEh. Ioan 80,
Eof nrtWe6n M Masn en9 1sI T. >.
DECEIVING PER STEAMERS AND
30 boxes RAIsINs. whole. half and quarter
60 bsxeg CtTR0N
casks CURRANTs
5000 lbs COOKING PhuNEn
seases sup. article PRuNES injars sndbn
20 drums fultana kAIslhS
100 drums FIGS
sst sale = reduced 'f6issi'v 6svib Il .esss . O.
III HHD6, Choice Bacon Sides, for sale
NJ by MASsIE 4 PLEASANTB.
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sM barns. BATas. BATHS -Ho
s PAsKa PolNpBXTEs,

RICHMOND Va,
VIII practice in ths city Of Richmond sho in the
counties OF Chesterfield Pcwnatsn and Amelia.
&C. 0Eice in Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
itth e1reets. Sc X-l2m
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~ DR. JoHH B. WALrHALL, (Hom0e-
pathist) offers his pro essional services TO the ott
sens of Richmond am its vicinity. Once at hh -
sldsnee. on Leigh str ct. two doors from ssh.
so
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EpIrors DEAp.-samusl Thompson, one of the
editors Of the Augusta (Gs) Dispatch. died on the
18th inst. He bad been for 25 years connected
with the press Of Georgia. Col. Samuel D. sibley,
long connected With the press Of Georgia ard
Florida, died at Savannah on the 18th inst. John
b. Trinchard comrnercial editor OF the Mobile Re.
zIster, died suddenly on tho 10th inst.
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THs FIRE RrDEMtc.-Dsath by fire seems to be
almost an epidemic just row. We have TO record
the seventh case In Virginia in the last ten days.
Olivia Jones, free coiorod girl, abort Il years of
age wss burnt to death in Portsmouth,, Va, Thurs
dry, 10 the following manner, A. told by tho Hor.
folk Herald:
The family retired at II o'clock, and after the
girl had taken the baby up stairs to Mrs. Shea,
rhs eame down and lighted laid lamp TO 90 to
bed by. She attempted to fill the lamp whiie it
wss burnius, which caused 1t to explode. and she
w.s roon enveloped In fame. Her screatns I'M
mcsintely attracted the attention of Mr.. Shea who
was In bed, and ran to her assistance, aud a gcu
tlemsn of this city, who was passing at tho time,
hearing her cries, broke open the front door. and
throwing his shawl around her, snccssded In ex-
,ipguishug the fame, but not until nearly all her
clothes had been consumed. The gentleman had
his hands badly burnt. She wee 30 badly burnt
that she survived only until O'clock yesterday
morning.
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THK LYScHBuRa PaiE The receipts CT the late
Agricultural Exhibition at Lynchtusg. Va, were
s,'l4, and Its clear profits over 5000. Me.srs.
Mcdonald, Secretary, and J. 3. Slaughter, Com.
missioner, OF the Society. have been reelected.
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nia Mechanics Inetifute, will hold regular
monthly meeting In the new Hall, on oh street,
this evening, at half past o'clock.
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LEcruREs.-The Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Of this city, as We understand,
are arranging for series of lectures, during the
winter months, in the large and beautiful hall of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute. Tho location
IL 80 central and the hall admirably adapted to
lectures AND exhibitions, that we suppose it will
be steadily occupied, as soon IL 10 completed,
which will be In very few days.
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A THASKsGIyISG-DAY Scxaz IN NEw YoEK.-
HeGFtiess Hoax.-on Thursday Thanksgiving day
hundreds OF the poor of New York were made the
dupss Of some reckless, unfeelios wretch, VINO
secured the publication of notice, 10 which be
forged the names Of severa! respectable citizens,
announcing that on that day 6,Q0o lbs Of bread
and l 200 lbs OF beef would be distributed to IT, o
poor at CGion Square. The Tribune, after statir e
that the notice was a cruel hoax, says:
Before 4. N the poor folk began to asseu ble in
the square anu at 10 O'Clock We were informed that
there could not have been less than tCs0 persons
present nen We arrived many hungry and heart
sick people had gone away. Among thoso that v .
saw were many n On. evidently mechanics out Of
employment, whom v inter bad found wholly uu-
prepared in clothes or in purse. The v. ms a. and
they were by isr the moss Iunerou- were On their
careful sad faces untold tai,s Of suffering ana pri-
yat'oD: .; q the little children, whuys cotton rags
scarce served to cover their nakedness were terri
ble TO ltok upon-they seemed to lose their youth.
fuiness and shrive iEto little old men and worren
before the sharp Noveln Der frost.
SO far az C cutd learn from conyersinp with
theSe people, they had come from far aIia near-
some Gf Them ssysrsl Miles-aud many had not
esien duiIng the day. Une poor American woman
who sat on tench in the Park, with two sweet lit
tie children Lestiag under her scsety shawl told
US s1e had walked from near Grana street ferry
and ths: she and her Ii tie he'd mot tasted food
since the day before. 9he was s widsw decently
out scantiy dressed. and to u.s. with tesrs in her
eyes, that size fc1nd is hard task keep the wolf
from her door. one OF her children was o brixhs
fairhaired little boy Of six ears the other girl ef
wsit any longer, the notice in the newspapers was
hoax. As she turned to 60 home she raid, "Pi.y
The man that could do SO heartlees thing!' There
we're many such groups In that asssmbla
We left the square about o'clock several half
tipsy mea were then amusing themselves by scat
tering email change among the crowd and watch:
ing the franctic eagerness with which the famished
wretches scrambled for tho coins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-22
sg- HonsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING

AND sHAMrooING SALOON, under the American 10
el--entrsnce on ilth street
N B.-Hot Cold and Shower BATES can lie had OF
ali hours. sinye Bath Is cents, tickets TOR one
dollar. jes
FA BATns. BATHs, BATHS Hot,
1old and shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours st the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
mpooipg saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on llEn street.
Single Baths 2s cents. or ticksts for 81 Rp 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-22

The DuRAED OpBRA TaourB arrived
In this city by the Danvilis care leat Saturdsy
afternoon, IN rsnte for wsshington, where they
are to give concert Tonight.