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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
GtpuS, ppna6 bic Srute iu9rn!
SSSOblfeilc &aciScr !!
6. 2tcb fcu(uaGttcrs
SO II @sft eamlItru.straGe. 9rope 9e9sndtsr Der
. So0;Stlcps pale,
q | II t a I'm,

q len taun,
matbt ben Ginpcbnsrn bier uno Der eonjtn psitEn
llmaC9cno, peldbe SIsrs auGHtGun tclubrn, ele Ans
jtt9c Zap CT eIn
&lciSerf1pbr BON Scr rccbtcn Sprtc
bat, NO man ollie gRcrSn uuo 0Iticer ju allen prei.
fen inotL Setne 8GieCr ptrbsn ale untcr icincr
eIeencn aufitbt uno Sntrutcn, rem oCn rrfabren:
fen uno teltGn GjGcllcn perftrtigtt. Scn Gcrratb
Sitter III 70 ercG oils Ger unlGrcr Stebrs uno rptnn
elm 9ltioun9sdd cinsn Sunrs nitbt pagt, lc trautt
CT es nitt jn nebutn uno Gin anoCres piro fcetcitb
sematbt, bis ocr Sunbc iufriCbsn 1T. gicmnno pito
ocrrn eitbtenrpansr's 8lsoCriiebr nnwfriscsn per.
Iagen CT tbut Gcfbdfe, UNI Suneitbaft ourdb quite
uno bili9e Irbsit 81 9sptnnEn, uno rpCun &uneen
fth be ibm tCtre9Cu ftnoCn, cann pcrlan9t CT uidt
pG6 rc picoerum bci ibm anruirn lClItn. @r minibt
Isine ee9eupdrti9cu GClbdfiE audh fir bic 3utunft
aabubausn, unb tlrs burb GbrIibtsit fam ss sts
fbsbcn.
Ssins orcGt 2usrpabt Sitter, bsItGheno ,um Sbcil
aus Sdbtr eesr Sarbt uno Snl Satinctt ron at:
len Stpls, Sisursn uuo grcilrn. SGibSns uuo oness
&c Gsltpdtsru, 6Cmosu, Yuitn, Grapattr, Sra9tn,
SaIhCntufCr, porbbube, StrHmrfe, H. |. no, ion;
ncn an ShSnbsit uno Stui9t;it nibi d6srtrrTen
perocn.
6tSieunaeu peroCn auf @catlIuna auf bic tdrjrlfC
ln,cioe nab 9RurFb auf Die tcitt Wanttr, rdd ie:
Der uSrlauaten 0Rros unp ouf rie itSnfe uno btlte
2BsIt auf9cmatbt.
Wufct nur 6e linn an, uuo rrer einuiaI rtn btrrn
6lsibunasitdde tetemmt, Der untrr:
lfiIst ibn audi in 3utunft. S)latbCt Cihcn 0eruh |
tSi ibnl, uno ibr prrbst oSnldGCn Srs te ibm pis;
oCrhclCn.
1usntaun, giepsmttr 4, 1857. uql5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Neue Sitter.

Sc. 25, GHsit eumiltrn:StraGs, Slacntaun,
IN jtst nit etnern neuen unp auS9cjei6nrtrn Stcd
Der i46uitrn, telen unp neumroisNen
SdtrnL 8appen unb alien 9lrtcn Spat>
iabr8z tnb @inter@Sitcn
SerrDrn, unb birIeltrn Srrtoufrn brr Giiter 5u 70
6ilsen YreiIen, ais fe in ben SeeItartrn unierer
Union prrfauit wrrprn fSnnen. Sbr Stpd il
irbt gang ueu, unp bic 9lrtitel in itrem SADIE ttns
nen nibt an SaGn9eit, 0lte unp Siai9feit ibers
trpifen werpen-unp pa lie ben einSi9rn Spaldn'
pisrn Suts, 6apprns unp 5ursStobr in rteler
Stapt batten, 70 fam man ia parauf Ssrlabsn,
pab Te ale ,u pGnIdenpe ArtiteG in ibrrm SADIE
tritSnpis gum Sertauf balten. Sbre Stten unb
Rapprn iinp mrtitens BON ibrer ei9enrn 5nbrifa'
ticn. unc prr Spn i9nrn fault, ptrp I'D ME be-
trp9en finpsn.
D9~Sie flnN banftar fir bisber 9enpiTrne Gte.
raIs SunpI6aft, unp tUffen auf ferneren 3uIpruh
rsrIGbrn unp auf einrn 3utpaAS Der @6nnrr.
Qacntam, @pril 8, rqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Se6et bier! Se6et bter!!


.a<A Da 3rraoe bic 9abrrejsit pCrbaurcn it,
~ wo itoe NCrrn iitb um CUTE uno eauer:
"a bofs @aftrridte Stiefd uno Sobubs am:
90 ;uftbcn uno oamit pCrjubereiteu bat, fc js9t
Der lIutsrSsdhucts Dem YubIitum er9ebsnf an, paP
CT idusn aus9teSbntrn.
Stiefrlz mb Saub< StDDr,
Sc. II gBslt Samittru StrGGe, ;piIbcn Sd9fn:
buds uuo Gjtcree's e5alibduern, in aueutcpn, NIT
oieier 3Baars sSnslib on9cfiI bat, roer aIcRt be-
rsit it, ouf Die tirSsits anSs9s auf BeltCuun9 Ses
fcl uno Shubs uob 8erlanSsn auf Die bGtG Ganisr
unb nod isorr uur rudufbtueEn gNcoe ptrfcrtiat.
Ruftt bel ibm an uno fauftt uno per Cinnial ron
ibm taufs, tau outb pisoCr, ncnn cine StisfIu uno
Sbubs 1no an Gats, SbGnbsiE uno 8tGi9tsit nidbt
ju utcrtrCfcn.
Stin Scrratb rcn 5uuni.S Sbubsn III faum ;u
6cibrtbCn, uno BIOS baS auae tonn Die belte nus:
rpnbl MAIDEN. !6srren uno Danien ruff an, une
ibr ptrest Gs mic bsrGuen.
-..- a.... GliaS Rrrs.
Allentown, Dec. 16. nabp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Gin 9teurr unb wp9iiriler
par9elo Stobr.
Gomm Giner, frmmt aa'
an IOelle unb Suro9e's Stpbr.
gsriGum' ts Nismanb In pielsm Sail
SUP Iprrtet NAL bort Dor.
9SDQe un6 8nr69e

Wlafen rem Gnpcbnern BON 2e6a unb nngrsn'
,enprn GauntIeS adtunssoGa bic gnSeise. hap lie
i6rrn neueit StUbr erbfnrt batrn nit etnem
gang neGen Stct bon
Srpfrnpaaren, Groceries, Aurenswaa<
rem Carpets, Seltuh, II. I. p,
Sn bem neurn Sierlt5di9en 0sbdube, 4 9barrn
untrrbalb bss Marftplages. 9amiItOn S!rabe,
Aasntaun, Ya.
gBir tatrn eincn Stu6r nit enrm gan; nruen
Stcd gSaaren, irtlde mir alle ais porji9lih ans
empfcblcn t6nnen, uno bofcn auf etnen 1tril Der
SiTentltbrn CUNT. gBir perfaufsn an ben ntes
perlen 9rriIen, sepSbrtn ater 9aargetb'
Rdufern teIcnosre Sortbeile, I'M ben @runo'
IaB ,.SAnstle Sertaufe unb tIrine YrcFte" in
praftiI6e Qurfibrun9 gu brinSen.
gBir Gaesn &dufer Elm tsi unS anjurufsn, iln'
fern Stcf In Qusenldein gu netmrn uno fur ii6
Ielbl su urtbrilfn, bsnn unlcr Enforcement Elm
pUr5dSGdes, unp umfabt gum 2bsiI
Sud-, GafIimrrr, Satinrtt, Scans, unb
anbere Glribrrltpfe fir 9lltr unb
Sunge.
sGm Ste 9Grttctt.
g4ir Idmei6rtn uns, baB mir cine Inspabl
Glitter brIBsn. ipie iie 9race fiir Die Wtcoe uno
Satrt;eit palIsnb fino, unO aud rprsrn ben grrt'
len prrprn mir nit Srinem ausfaIen. Darunter
iinp
Sritc-IbpaSe unb S6ncS BON jcbcr
Sprtr. gSpQ Orlaines, 9laibs, Dc
laincs, Oelaine 9laib unb Streifen,
9rints, Collars, Stumpipaarcm
II. I. ~.
Sir Sot6e bic ni6t untrr ben 5rEtli6en fnb,
6aten mir 5rauerwaarrn pun ben beilen unp 16Sn'
ten Yatterns. Gtnfa6farbiae Sitter, ais 90
burSs. Guf6merc. fransTfIae MeriuOes, II. +. No.,
Iammt enem srpben alIprtsmrnt oOn
SdlQ(nGSo
als Stclla, Srp6a, GaI6mere, Sas State ems
pire, Sagusrps 9ause unb Sqtdre S8apIs.
9raune unb .srttriGte MousIins, S&setin8S,
Carpets, Ssltu6, Elm Scaes @iIcrtrment pcn
SuseHswaaren, 5rnilerblenSen uno
wpblfeile Groceries,
ais &affec, 36ce, 3uder, MOtaiIes, ieSrrlei @s'
wiirSe, liverpool unp alttcn feine5 Sall, SO. f.
2 unO Mutrslsn in !, } unp san5en Barrels.
BG- g8ir tcntrn bic glufmerfiunrtcit bon Stctr'
6altGn i'm Qasrmeinen auf bic 3batIa4e, pab
mir ascRtrn iinb fir ben Serfauf bon
gapier>Suten
welde bur6 NaIajnm Ssrfsrtist fnb, unb tnlt'n
cirIrlten INNER auf Sanb, BON ! Ills 20 Yfuno
Sutsn, pirl ppblfsilr ais man iir BON 9anp ma'
den Tam. ..
s<Yrpbufte.
G6ual,, 9uttcr, Sprd, @rmbbirnen, II. T.
10, werpen am Narftprsis int Gustau14 fir
gSaaren angenommcn.
Sn Der SOifnuns baB tbr einen SerIuh NIT
unS MAIDEN wrrbrt, perpen mir eu4 nit 9uten
gSaareR prr1rBrn.
6. 81. @ple.
s.. 9. Surb9c.
0TCIepthtut 6SsnT 9n tS57 -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Sreinis's Grbdube.

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Die GbrS wurps ibm frsunetid 9sbiGisst auf fels
9snce psrrsn uro ptrsn SamiIieu ju vsrpsilsn, fir
rpclthe or rperirtc.
Die 3abt Der Sabre, nclhe prridpaneGn, FIFTEEN
ibre SpCraticnen bSsan9cn purotn, uno ecren Sabine
nrtb crbatcu fne. III ccu rrircttipsn Gancn bei9es
fiat: G5arrid 0RaHsrp "a Sabre, Sbriltian gree IS
Sabre, Or. cCbn Rcml9 % Sabre, 8Cnamin 9.
6ooeubub IA Sabre, Charles Sdssr II Sabre, {.
SP. Ruut ii Sabre, @pau 2B 9dCrt l6 Sabre,
Srpcn Sa9sr 10 Sabre, SObert gBrI9tt 25 Sabre,
o. 6. ern9usdsr IL Sabre.
Dies fno bios ciui9c Der bunbsrts ron SSfcn, in
wsltbSn bic thsmilbC 3ubcrsimns rsn Or. paup, sur
Rurruns oCr fauItn 6SbIun9cn Ger 3dbnc, sttrouht
wurbs, uno in tcinsm Cinjstn Saus fbtts fs Die
3dbnc gu crbaIttn. rE#
6dnliliCbe 3dbns, prn Cinem Gin;slnen bs jur
pcGIeu SEtt ron orr brlttn Saalit6t, pcroCn Cnees
Iet auf Die ftbSuits Monier uno su pSu uiSorslttn
prcku.
aHentaun, suni 10. 1857. ua6sp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10

0\ ctaicbs, SroGaalhe. uniasfcbIs eause ium Seifs
oLfchSn -ORalh nRN Wodssefa. IN bah,n ~;
.. Y. WclSr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Die 8Q1ne.
g. s. Nanp, 2ahnar,t,

V' " Vs7NEIVI ONVNWI0V -"
bot Die Srcuoe ~ Srpdbnsn, ra6 CT fine 8Sunnbeit
wieoer lc pcterlanSte, ca6 CT Srmdthtis it, wiscerur
init Der prars fIinsr prsfeifcn frrtjafabrsn Ssins
lmtstnbs III in
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10
Trdftz zDubltfattpnelt.

Gin Spl1SnSisrS g6crtimnt atler Bidder Der
glmsrttaniIarn @sislIddit. lUrbsn rrbaIten
uno pOTtSf an YbiIatctpbia prsiicn gu SsrtauIsn
lei Ssd, 9WtB u, 9slfrt4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10

aIrntam, Sept. 80, 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-10

n,atbt Den Ginpcbnsrn bier uno Der 9onjtn peitsi
llmac9eno, peIdbe offers auSHaun Hclubrn ett I'm
jeiec, oaB CT Gin
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Mayor WIN. B. Magruder. 7 bJ5 1r
la Register. WIN. Morgan. ~
Corporation Anorssy james NJ. Carlisle a5l
Tar Q9k-William j. Donohoo.
Bookkeep1. Edwin j. Klopfsr.
Messenger. William @ Locke ~ 49,.
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William Johnston, M. d., and James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward
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the bureau four clerks civil and one daughsman
wharves buildings and machinery In
yards and everything immediately connected with them are
under the Of this bureau also charged With the
bureau Of CbnsWaioa Equipment RsaiJchn Lenths esq,
eight clerks and draughtsmnn The Office
engineer chief Of tho Daniel Martin s attached to
this bureau engineers
charge building Of all vcsscis purchase
matcriA tho providing Of ali vessels With their cqupmcn
anchors wateranks The engineer chief supcncnd
approval the Secretary decides plans for their constru
ton, ~. 49, ~ t.a+s, IN 1871. u fgI Il 81
Buysaa @ Porins Cfhin0H Bridge, United States
navy chief clerks All provisions for the usc OF
the and clothing together win the making or
nishnr the same the charge Of this bureau
Bs,oau o Ordnou HviropuphyCApt Duncan ngraham,
chief Of bureau and draughsnsn This bureau has
charge Of ordnance the manufacture or pur
connected herewith 1t also pro-
vds them with mapa charts crononncters bsro'eters &C. to-
pchcr furnished ships Tue United
States and Photographed ONCE washington
Annapolis also under the general
pcrntendsnce chief Of this bureauA tHsl
reru af Mniine William Whclan surgeon Uni
chief Of bureau one passce
navy and Everything rssng TO medicines and
medical stores treatment wouided and management Of
hospitals within the superintendent Of sns p"oan m
s t war pxrARrsKsu
Hon Floyd secretary Of War irutard chief clerk
and ur wstcnmeo inc
oilowng bureaus asssched to this department;
Cosmand.e oeeThis once, at the head Of which is
lieutenant General Scott is at New York, .e. tl hsgea
djanrf Generals oCol ssmucl Cooper Adjutant General
Assistsnrcve Major T. d. Townsend, hrvet Capt Williams
Brcvct Gaesche Advocate Brevet Macr John
T. Lee nine clerks and In bis Office are Kept all
records which refer the personnel Of tc the rolls
IL is wbero all military commissions nAde
yryS>rsossr oEBroyct MsoGencral s. Jrsup,
anartcrmaster general Assistants C. omps Captain
Miller and Breve Major j. pelss eleven clerks and messenger
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counts for the civil and diplomatic service public
and revises and cornes the balances arising thereon
CorrJtroller Office w. Cuts, Comptroller and
He the MOLE keeping aud render
army navy and Indian departments Of the
public service and ccrncs the balances arising thereon
0Gce Of Conmison Of the CsutomsI Hugh J. anderson,
Commissioner and clerks lie prcrbes the mode OF Keeping
and rendering the accounts OF the customs revenue and Discourse
and for the building and repairing custom houses &c. and re-
vses aud certhcs the balances arising thereon
Frs AUDITORS 0GceTbomas L. Smith, esq., First Auditor, and
nineteen clerks He receives and adjusts Of the customs
count Of the civil list and under private Congress- and reports
the the Commissioner Of the Customs and the First Comp
troler respectively for their decision thereon n
Second ludaor's OsThomas J. D. Fuller second Auditor ard
twenty clerks He receives rotating
tho csning and recruiting r y. Of h. army we'll as srmoe
reports the balances the Comptroller
sion thereon. .si l1als 7'V4
0ceRobcrtJ Atkinson ESQ., Third Auditor and
of the orticaons Military Academy
and the department well for PENSIONS
property military service, under Con
and the balances to the Second Comptroller for his
csion thereon w trsf aa 4itssf-a ~ .fa.4 f~-
Fourth Audors Dayton, esq Fourth and
adjusts all accounts for the service
the Navy and the balances 70 The Second Comp
roler for his dscisicn thereon. i Ht af'tg t1.
RITA Andaors 0NMurray Mcconnell esq ff.h Auditor,
M clerks He receives and adjusts a accounts M diplomatic and
similar performed under the direction Of the State Depart
cni and the balances TO the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon n, 1890 .ls
AUDITORS OMcs Thomas Tate the Treas.
for tho once Department and hundred and fourteen
clerks He receives adjusts all arising from the ser
ro of the HIS decisions nnal unless
appeal be tho Comptroller He super
intends The collection all due the Post once Department. and
tractors for failing he directs suits aud legal proceed
p v and criminal and takes all such measures may be au
department. Uucd marshas and clerks
matters relating thereto aud recevcs returns from eocn term
legal proceeding. has charge Of ali lands property
nsA the Omitted satos payment C deb" due tho fes omes
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12

Cured in New Haven, Coma, on the evening of the
eth inst, between party of Yale College students
and fire company. 4 teleGraphic dispatch SAYS:
VIM Miles, foreman Of Hose Company No. ..
Whose carriage house is in the rear Of Yale Col.
legs, was shot by student, whose name is not yet
publicly known. The student n a moment after
was badly hurt by fireman. Two or three sta.
dents aud as many firemen were then engaged
in the fight, and the clothes of one of the latter
was badly cnt by a knife, but 10 wounds were
made. Three shots fired, all of which are
supposed to have lodged in the left eide of Miles
His recovery is very doubtful Miles is about
twenty years old. A disturbance between the par
ties has existed for days, such rs hooting by
the students, aud throwing OF water by tho fire.
men. There Is much excitement about the mat.
ter, and a row Is threatened
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
/ h Il DISPATCH.


uo'. "ises letter In response TO an invitation 10
attebd the antiIecompton meeting, held in pbila.
aeiphia ON the night Of the sth inst makes nearly
.our columns in the Press newspaper of that city
iae ioiicwing Is an abstract OF the positions a..
sunied iu the letter:
oosefhor Wise says that a careful review of tha
fIestieats message ,coustriins him To diff.r .stb
,he as ssioeat 10 bis e.oice. He protests against
'ne moae 10 which the Lecoluptou t,onsritu,;a,,
was pretended TO be submitted as anti renu.,Iissa
opp'e essise. and as offensive to tis self ra.n.rt
,,' n'otH sense OF = free people, lie admits ihar
nnl.wr"i ~ the Iopekaitss wss violent and
aais~iai, and that their oppouents aeta5 49,.
asIui authority. up to the snbus,iou ~ shs as.'
,.u,ioh 10 the people. But that ba. no,L;nr -
Nv WIN ihe issue, is the constitution a., 40, -
Ths a. 'ae people, aud Is the schedule republican
nO wrong OF tho Topekaitss will mt i,sa,;,. -.
wrong OF the Lecompton convention. nor CO.. ~
eoiects OF the Lecompton schedule which tno,,a'
., ior It's ratification reject IN was snn
yn,a ~, ~. 'ae approval alone, without allowing
.o'o On us rejection lie con .ludes thas rs
vas oosiously sinister aud antirennblieaa n.,s
po'e III thus giving all unfair election as 10 ~.
,..Is IseU's.tolion, With no election IA To tbs
,ha, ~, iie neuies the assertion of the presdent
lnat 10 people could have proceeded wi ,nor m
Suiarity IN the formation of a constt,uti ~, ~
Tue peoopie OF kanses have done. wa"
ihe people were not allowed q fair election s..
an a ,sir election could hot be held under tbs
sehednie as appears from it's face Uecomhs,s .he
Ftesiuents Idea that the admission nf Kan-a
wouid speedily end the agitation in Congress and
aoca,iHe W IL 10 Kansas. He declares that il psyer
ean % FOCAL Again, tbs all essential that the scr
tiement snail be just, right and equal and If No,
So u is sure to be mischievous to that nartr
snatchlng power without right and doiny Hrony
that good may come. The anterior effect of adoaf'
Ing the Lecompton constitution, will be w"rsa
than referring back the question for territor;.i
re'i+ion. 1t viii arraig \ the democracy and tie
south ior demanding niore than is right, it will
return the chaiice to our own lips when the Kan
sas question again ami again arises In our bonnd.
less domain OF southern territories; it will drive
away thousands of democrats to raise the blact
republican flag over the capitol in the next stury.
gle for power, and then raise the last dread issue
of disunion.
He concludes by addressing the Committee as
the friends of Mr. buchanan aud the Adrninistra
ton, who have his best wishes and warmes,
friendship, and whom lie would save both from
danger and defeat. lie trusts in their pure and
patriotic motives, but lie regards much more the
democracy of the South aud the Union, and ex
presses anxiety for their fate. For himself be
fears nothing, firmly standing on the right in
spite Of friends and foes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
CANDIDATES ron orrrca.
r5s- To rns yorsns or ur..,.

Esy 10 THE VOTERS OF HEsRiao
CouSlr.--l take this method of announcing m vaelf
candidate for the SheriiIalty OF Ienrieoca,nty at
devote all OF my time to the Office. aud 10 discharge
its Guties the law DIRECTS. l will try aud s,e tie
voters 0f the county before the day Of election and
In thc meantime refer all suea as wsh 20 aseer-
taiu my fitness tor tha oIico to my neghbors. aud
to John A 9rsgory ksa Jvha B. Young ks.l, and
60 thA Justices Of henrIco county.
IA M-dtde T. J. CARTER.
Ray" To My FELLOW -CiTizESs OF Tus
Cousyg or IIEssfco-l ala a candidate for the SlIEs
RIFFALTY of the County ct Henrico and respect
fGy solicit your suragss At the ensuing election In
May next s. NICu. DAVIS.
Richmond i7th Dec 1857. fs 4-dtm%
-
aesu SHRRiFrALTY or ilxNRIoo.--I am
caud,Iate for reelection 10 Ike Office of SHERIFF
Of Henr.co JSO A. HUTCH HESoN.
de ig--dtde
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HAVE YoU REpoRryp f,f q

HAVE ] UU hEPUKfED I'll any oil Tho
civic associations who intend to join the process
sion on the 22d instant, have net yet reported 70
the Mayor, they should do so at once. AZ Chief
Marshal, he desires TO know the strength u h;s
line, in order TO appoint his aids. And he also
wishes to consult with the Representatives of
the various organizations, on tomorrow evening
at half past O'clock, at tho City Hall There Is
nox but one week left TO complete arrangements
of every kind $3.50 80 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12

The NEW YORK PoLlcENsy--The storm of indig
ton which The New York papers have been rails
ing against Police Commissioner Nye. in conse-
queuce of the nefarious attempt of that parsonage
to levy upon the rank aud file of the department
contribution TO purchase for him a house and lot,
has had the effect to induce an abandonment of
the project. New York officials do great many
queer things frequently, but this .houss and lot"
job beats all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AZ Why SUFFER With RHEuMATIss3

Eay- Why SUFFER WITH RHEuMATIss3
Neuralgia Head Ache Ear or Tooth Ache, or rain
In any part Of tha limbs body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTs-
HoRNE'S CUREALLg II Is a fine tonic for weas
stonaehs ard bowels. giving them tone and strength
to digest food. thus curing Indigestion aud Dyslep-
sia. Let all who suffer buy bottle hoIn PURCELL.
LADD CO, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
lies q and 20 cents. &C lU-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
B6F~ TIME. LABOR AND EXPENSE
SAVED BY USING
SEMPLE'S
INPALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN ". GARLICK,
Jyl3 Manusac .urer and sole Proprietor.
RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1883.

RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1858.
To On. KAHN,
Uffice corner 22d and Main streets.
Hsn, D8AR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
20 yoa state to the public the successful removal
of "A Iumor from the side OF my neck, OF sereHteea
years standing, weighing upwards of str pounds,
without the of a aute this loss OF blu.,d-and
of which | am we'll l examined by DIR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced % chances aaainst me py
cutting it. as also did other eminent phi yslcans
thyou ghout the country. Yours, &C,
Residence-Perkinsville Goochland co., Va.
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