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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

r. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Conn
ft.iar.;-For PAIN in the Bowels, Stomach, Sides,
y dnbs Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia.S Sore Throat.
SUE Mack, Speains or Bruises, use HARTS-
HohNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
Bones .news, blood and muscles, annihiiasng all
PAL Ike magic Bottles IL, Is and 80 cents.
II sou suffer with Cholera, DiaYrhea, Looseness
q q tfe Bowels, sr Summer Complaint, use HARFS
hohNGS y CARmlNAFlVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles rs cents.
+, no care-A cures all pain. The Carminatiys
tie =
so,d y all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
ana norfolk. je I<-I2m
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RA Great Bargains

kA- Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS < co.'s,
No. ht. EAGLE SQUARE.
"A Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, at cd.
A. Blesehed - at6d
Super. =. at 10 cents
The best A evefeold here, at l21s.cts.
loO IS Fast Cold PRINTS, ats. cents
Best English and American PRINTS at IL cents
81 R's FALENTfAS and DELAINES. at l21a cts.
Rleh Paris DELAINES. at 625. cts, worth S74s cts
DRESS SILKS. yer. cheap
% Very Rich SILK ROBES, at S35 worth S45
KID GLOVES, as food SIS Aexsnderis at rs cts.
Best l0-4 Bleached SHEETINGS, at % cts.
PERKINS 4 CO..
sc ls-ts No. Hl Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Serious Aectdent.--Last Wednesday evening.
after the Richmond and York River train had
arrived at its depot an Irishman, named
ing the flats under shelter, accidentally fell in
advance of one of them, and was run over
the cars passing over both legs, crushing both
bones of the right one, The ftia and tibia.) The
left leg received many severe lacerations Just
above the ankle, and probably fracture of some
Of the tarsal bones. That night, about l2X
O'Clock, he was carried TO the Bellevue Hospi-
tai, and there Immediately received medical q T.
teation from DR.. G. w. p. Brock, the resident
physician of that institution. who is fully
competent to take charge of so responsible an
Ofica.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

THE GREAT ClTIEs.-The population OF
Rome. at the highest period of its power, has
been estimated NJ 6,eo0,0UO The present pop
ulation of London is about I, ,stn. .oU0 The en-
tire population of Paris, Including that of
all Its metropolitan suburbs, is about I, i,5u0OtjO
That OF New York estimated in the same way.
il l. 1O&lOOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Daily Union Prayer Meetings.-These meet
ings are attended with increasing interest by
increasing numbers. The meeting yesterday
was addressed by Rev. Mr.. Holden, of Phila-
delphia, who gave an affecting account Of the
extraordinary meeting in that city on Mon
day last, in observance of the National Con
cert of Prayer for the "unity of the spiri,
among all denominations" Mr.. Holden's re.
marks made profound impression. Mr.. H.
is an Episcopal clergyman, in attendance on
the Convention. The meeting to-day will
probably be addressed by other gentlemen Of
the Convention.
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n Dennis Z Bros
FRANkLIN STREET, -.

The citizens Of Richmond are respectfully IN
formed thst We are still ia he active proesoaton
of the DYING AND CLEANSING BUSINESS,
and have facilities second TO none Ia New oFk,
and the only place sestA Of Beissnsors Aariss Ia
maehinsry and eonrenieness 70, sxeegtiss tAedes-
left at our estabishment 10 thoroux hly Dysd. or
Cleaned. - the case may be, and We guarantee
tnat satsiaction VIII ns siysn; Before intrusths
pie merits of an advertisement, We should 70
pleased to show specimens Of work done at our e.
tabshment, and respectfully invite those Inter-
ested to view our machinery, Ac, which calls for
an investment Of over $4,000. i oe e-ess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

SALE OF FAST MANS SrocK.-An auc-
tioneer, in New York, Wednesday, sold out
saccumulations," in the shape of rich furni-
ture, including musical instruments, mar bic
statues, twelve dozen wine glasses, a baby's
wagon, superb table service, and Turkey car
pe;ing--enough to furnish a ffrst-class hotel.
A piano brought 1926. Many ladies were
among the purchasers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

A RENINISCENCE.-Admira Hope, who was
repuised at the Pei-Ho, was, the New York
Transcript says, Captain of the British frigate
Endymion, which mad the engagement with
the President commanded by Decatur, at the
opening of the last war with England. After
u long and sharpengagemeut, it will be remem-
bered, the American vessel surrendered to the
British squadron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

SALE OF THE CovINGToN AND LEXINGTON
RAiLnoAD.-The Coyington and Lexington
{ (Ky.1 Railroad was sold at auction, Wednes-
day, for 81, ,0u0 The bid was made by w.
H. Gedge, of Covington, for what is known as
the Bowler Company. The sale Of the road
was made TO satisfy judgment obtained by
the sess5nd mortgage bondhoiders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Happy Tfio.--Three men were before the
Mayor yesterday for beating and threatening
to beat each other, and all were held 10 bail
John Campbell for beating Dillon Mccormack.
John Cottrell for threatening John Campbell,
and Dillon Mccormack for threatening John
Gam ptnpIf Z
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To- New Fall Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To THE LADIES. ALL HOUSEKEEPERSA AND

To TIL LADIES. ALL OUSEKEEPERSA AND
FARMERS.
Our assortment Is new complete OF all STYLES of
rich DR. ESS GOODS, S,EMBROfDERI Els and LACE
GOODS; real Lagos. al lower prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth and Velvet CL0AkS. the best assort-
ment and cheaper than ever had them be fore;
Ste.l. Broche, French Wool and common Plaid
SHiWLS.
LINEN SHEETINGS;
Table Damasks; Towelngs: Napkins; Furniture
Prints; Table Covers, and all kinds of PLANTA-
IiON GOODS, in Sleeps Crews, Fulled Cloths,
herssys and Llnseys. of the most approved kinds
and at the lowest prices.
Sc 2S-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
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nA Fall Dry Goods. Fall Dry G3eods T..

n Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry 6oodp e.
BREEDEN FOX, stg
BRoAD S1RE9r.
Have been opening for the past two weeks Ysfy
large assortment Of Dry Goods. and 6y to-dsy's
FALL STOCK ~
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods de partme Mt, the styles and f<h-
RIGS very new and attractive, sad the varety 10
greater than that ot any former season: -
GOODS. EMBROIDEkIE6, LAcE GOODS. Ic.
We invite the attention Of buyers, both uhoIe-
shall sndeavor to give entire satisfact.on.
BREEDEN FOX.
10 l2-lmif 1I7 Broad sffsst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Large Potatass.-Mr. X. NJ. Thorne, from
his Sydney farm, has sent to the Dispatch
a basket of mammoth sweet potatoes, she larg-
est by far that we have seen this season. They
surpass the best of last year produced in old
Hanover, the garden spot for fne vegetables
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

. n. kidney and Bladder Csmplalnss. -Tke
sewsst and mcst impnrtsat dlscovery for kidney.
.h9a or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Pks1icsl
LEcstla@Isn @ and pebalsty oa either ssx. u HA1T6-
Persons who have becn unable 70 walk, have efon
been reileyed By this powerful COMPOUND. n n
cal men and those who hsve used it, 10 ha tn ga
BlCHC COMPOUND in tbs world. LAsIe h0sllea
4l small bottles 20 cents. ffesh supbv jsiof -
cetvcd BY FISHER & WINSTON. Dr1ssssts.ss
js sh-l2m. Main street.. Rieknsosd-
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n Books Books :! hooks 3! ~ Auc.
TiON.- I'LL be sold at store IS u ain street.. COM
meneing WEDNESDAY night, October sfh. at
O'Clock, a larse and valuable collection Of BOOKS,
direct from the publishers, embracing every do
scription Of Literature Science and tho Arts; IT.
wing Works. coInplete; Dickens Scett's. Lambs
and all the other popular authors Ut tue day.
Also, fine FAMILY BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS.
N. By--Tbe BOOKS are NIL new and perfect, and
VIII be sold to the hiA hest bidder without reserve.
The sale will continue six mis- hts only:.
d. F. BoorH, Salesman. 90 sits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

EA Miss Lizzie Il. Fitz, of Boston. will receive
limited number of pupils for instruction the
Piano and IN SinsinE. She has met with great
in the cultivation of the voice, having pur-
sned the method Of her teacher, Madame AR
NorhT. She is permitted to refer among others,
70 MISS Pegram, Linden Row; w. F. Rtche Esq;
gahn r. Thompson, Esq; Rev. Bishop Eastburn,
Hon. Edward Everett, boston.
Applications received st Mrs. Johnson's, on Gov
efncT street. oc 4--1wA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Pretty Coach.--The ons-herse coach now rum
ming from the Richmond and fredericksburg
Railroad Depot to the College and Fair
Grounds, has been handsomely re-painied
and is now rs bright and attractive as new
dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Carpstiag Ssrsst.-Owing to the in tolerable
noise produced by the running of vehicles on
9th street, that portion of it adjoining 81.
Paul's Church has been covered with shay
iags, to deaden the sound
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Posr-OFFIcE ArFAIRs.-Post-O Offices Estab--
lisAed.-M Mercer's Bottom, Mason county, Va,
Philip Long pos tmaster; on route from Point
Pleasant to MUD Bridge Wolf Trap, Hall
fax county, Va, VIM. r. Chaslain postmaster;
on route from Richmond to Danville.
POST Ofees Diseostinxed--West Point, King
William county; Dnlinsyille, Madison county;
Great Bridge, Norfolk county; Mount Airy,
Pittsylyania county; Cove Greek, Taxewell
co.; Hensonville, Putnam CO.; Hendricks Mills,
Russell co.; Winston, Nicholas co.; Carriers
burg, Pittsylvania co.; Henries' Fork, Gilmer
CO. Appointments.--J. w. Colgate. Jr., post
master at Bealeton, FanQuier co, Va, vice
Jos. w. Colbert resigned. Jas. g. Painter,
postmaster ut Roaring Run, Botetonrt CO.,
Va. vice r. L. Sizer, resigned John 3. Lus-
ten postmaster at Natural Bridge, Rockbridge
CO., Va. vice j. II. L. Sheffield resigned. Har-
din W. Reynolds postmaster at Rock Spring.
Patrick co., Va, vice Petar A. Lee, resigned
VIM Hall postmaster at RowlesbnTg, Preston
co., Va, vice Chas. NJ. Bishop resigned. Mil
ton j. Carrier postmaster IT Lacy Spring,
Rockingham co. Va, vice Rishafd Il. Yancey,
resigned. Daniel W. Shaw postmastar at
Sumner, Rockbridge connty, vice George l..
Baker, resigned. Jas. w. Nswcomb postmaster
at white GATE, Giles CO., Vas yice William
Bane. resiensd. n. Campbell postmAstsr 1t
Grafton. Taylor co, Va, vice J. 3. Mercer,
moved away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

~, Ihedtre-A Strong BtH.-The Managers of the
Theatre offer o-night one OF the strongest and
most varied bills we ever recollect to have
seen represented on the boards Of the Mar
shall The first piece is drama founded on
some OF the most thrilling events of the event.
ful American Revolution. 1t is entitled the
"Biack Rangers" and is the product of the
pen OF Walter Moore Leman. The situations
are those best calculated to bring out thrilling
acting, and throughout the acts gleam that ge-
in his best light. As the actors are distributed
with most excellent judgment, the audience
may expect to see patriotic drama given with
an ensemble which, in all the lights and shades
That favorite old comedy of "Tom and
jerry, or Town and Country" is the second
piece. and as every theatre-goer is always de-
lighted to see it produced, we need not advert
to Its beauties. The usual dancing--no small
attraction, by the -bye-is on the bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

WHAT THE WAR CosT.-The two months
campaign in Italy can scarcely be said 10 have
been cheap amusement for any OF the parties
concerned. The "Allgemeine Zeitung" figures
up the cost to the immediate parties 70 the
war, and also TO the neutral Powers, who
were required 10 make preparations for
contingencies, in the following table: Austria
about f2o,O00,oo0; France, f20,0u0,0O0; Pied
mont, f4,0UO0O0; other Italian States, tSOUUUO
Russia, fl,2Uo,UO0; England, fssU,0O0; Ger
many, 5.i2o0Gt Total, f52,000,00e. This
makes the snug little aggregate of f260 OOO, ,OtO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

TIE Washiagson Gaard, of Fredericks bu re-,
it is said will pass through Richmond on the
2ist of this month, ON their way TO Ports
month. Our military will be on the alert for
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

AMERICAN RAILROAD CARS FOR EgYPr.-
The ship Vivid Light, about to sail from
Boston. Mass, for Alexandria, Egypt, will
In Springdeld, for the railroad in Egynt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

.Seamsas Bstdel.--We understand that Rev.
ROBERT NELSON will preach at the Seamen' s
Bethel, corner of Cary and 10th streets on
Sunday evening, at half. past O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Disniissed.--The charge against Sarah Tuck.
er, of assaulting and beating Ann Shay was
heard by the Mayor yesterday and dis
missed,
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removed TO their new store, corner Main and nth
streets; next to American Hotel, where they viii
opsn .i a'ont he 10th ef October with entire
which they would ask the attention Of buyers.
c6-ts
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Last RAcK:-The celehraIed trottiux stall
lion, General Taylo~, fell dead ON Tuesday A.
ternoon, while trotting around the track at
h:biti0n. g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

~ Two.One--Seven.-T - The. PublIc are
tiful ROOMS, reeentlx Aited 1g Tor the purposs Of
eondactias the Pa0T0GhAPAlcsAR Art II Sd -
s, sd sadsd e &. "a
GRAPHS colored in WATER or Oil, ffus esis-
iatnre up "a life sis, which les ccmbine III tle
and speakina Portrait in oil. AMHkOTYREX6koa
IN every variety Of stsls. g. W MtNNJA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

BAD PosTAcE SrANP.-In his Aueusta
speech, IN speaking Of the Post-Oflce Appro-
priatlon biil. Senator Toombs, Of Georgia,
said; II stood with its fate In nv hand. ana I
stamped 1t under my feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
AMERICAN OssRrRsY.-Reoent adyices fror

AMERICAN Ce9RTRsY.-Reoent adyices from
Genoa state that while the United States
frigate Wabash was lying at that port, large
fire occurred in the city, when her comman-
der, desiring to assist in subduing IL, dis
patched to the aid of the city a portion OF
her officers and crew, with the fire engines OF
that ship. Shortly after the occurrence, a
letter was received by the Commandant of the
Wabash from the Vice President Of the Royal
Chamber of Commerce, attesting their graft
tude, as well as of all Genoa, for the impor-
tant services rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

ma Theology 81 { heap. 81. w. Rapdslph,
at "a Main street. offers large stock OF standard
2TWESfiT-FIrE PER CENT. LESS
Bishop. Jeweil's. Henry. Barrow. MoIlvalps,
Baxter, Bunyan. Bishop Potter. Nswton. Wes-
ticles; Hook Church History; Friend of Moees;
Kingdom Of Christ; BrowheIl on Pray ef B0oks; and
many hundred other rare and modern so =
THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
Also, PRAYER BOOKS from ~ cts to S1o each
BIBLES from Is cts. to go each.
All standard and liz ht LITERATURE Of yalus
or interest, with STATIONERY in erest variety,
may be found at RANDOLPHs6
oc 7-3t Bookstore and Bindery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

IA Mrs. j. 4. Williams, N. d., effers her
seIslces 10 those OF her sex, and TO children,
wac nay need medical advice or atte ndsnce.
Espeoial attention given To the management of
iemaie diseases, and dispiacements.
hose wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box S47.
% hssiDEscI on Clay, between lth and 9Th streets,
"iDhnioho, va. 4-lmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

IA Furs! Furs!!..The subscribers have
receiv ed their stock Vt FURs for the season.
Tney win keep On hand durng the season COM
plete assoftment OF the foliosing and other sp-
proved kinds sgF
Hudson Bay Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch. Mink,
Brown Sable and Kock Martin yICToRlhE6,
. oe m g. s. sodsw wv : sAM'L M. PRICE 1 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Tipsy.-Tom Turner, for getting tipsy and
taking . nap in door, was held TO bail by the
Mayor for good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

b. Shawls and Cloaks.-
FURTHER SUPPLIES
CLOTH and VELVET CLOAKS,
And few real
CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER
&C its SAM'L NJ. PRICE < CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

NEW YoRx DoDeE.--The letter nom New
York city to Governor Wise, Of Virginia was
dated at No. William street, and signed d,
DonnelIy. But the New York directory cor.
tanned no such name AZ that house. and al the
persons OF that name in the book were lnhor.
Latteriy, however, some sharp fellow. fInfiIue
the house ~ No. William siyoet % Iek -
rented z, and ct mp m auction businese tkere
under the name Of @B Donnslly, AuctionopS.'s =
seexise 70 make money By ths attsnttea d.
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R Life and Fire Insurance.
KNOWLES & WALFORD, AgsI

Capital yepreseafed orsr. ...... o., ,OOO, ,O00s
We are agents for some ofthe best Life and fire
Insurance Companies in the United States We
insure lives and property ON the ApTuAL PLAN;
nut the insured not lshle for anything over his
annual premium. The ii yidends RAM 3 from ssk
to 20 per cent. We beLeve NO can satisfy those
wishing insurance that they sare from 10 10 -
per cent. Of their premiums BY insurns with ue.
oc 6-5t KNOWLES 4 WALFORD,
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~ r. she Levers AZ lGsel EsfnG. .4e
enje1 the good thinEs Of H., Without ~ ~ eo-
Dyspsps5s, ssnsrsii, Srodcssd = TOO ied;ssfsIsi
ssgpls II bAxkRe PRkMIgA Hl4
ing DyspNpsia. nM.eopfidesetth ~ ~ xs..4 -
in gse, And 4et4 a12mlI2hly q m oGfe47. 7.xkEsk
CO. FiSHEk wfNlfok: d e.. - y
:a:s ::::'.'s 8 - s;:s': u 4 ';|
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Disorderfy.-John Nicholas, free negro, was
ordered q striped Jacket by the Mayor for be-
ing disvrderly in the street.
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IA. Sienm Engine fer sale.-A two and a.
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in eoulpiete order
having bsen used only three weeks. Ii will be soid
at bargain. Apply ut titls Office. ocI-U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

~ kemsvnl.-.W. Leigh Barton Deutist.
DOR shove the Mschsnios' lnStitats. ~ ls-sm
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The Grand Jsvy OF the Circuit Court will
meet to-day az II o'clock, when the jurors and
witnesses should be pres ent.
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IA. The st. Lawrence Hsuse, csrnef 9th
and Main streets, Richmond, Va !, 10 now spen Cor
the reception OF BOARDERS, either by the day.
month or year. MRs.iR. MACD0N0uGH.
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Exra Peiies-In ordinary times the rreeent
police forcs Il amply suhlcient for Rfchmond.
and We can thereloresee no reason for iucrens-
their salaries. Undrr IN ordinaSes of ne city
sne Mayor has the power ~ inersase the police
scrce temporarily. This power he hAs exef-
c,sed 1t discretion, and will continue to do -.
e nve additional day ofncers are appointed,
tne ciiy VIII have TO pay about e40O per an
num for their services and TOR at least nine-
tentns OF the year they will have nothing in
ing held, or public demonstrations Of any sort
are made, by which large numbers Of strangers
are attracted to the city. "extra onfcer.,,
might possibly he of some service but why
employ them for twelve months. TO ensure
their services for ten or twelve daysf
hicnmond - known to be the most orderly
city OF its size in the Union. Its citizens are
less disposed to row or riot than any we know
u 2 ana there are fewer crimes committed herr.
change blows at . street corner, but could
thousand policemen prevent this I Certainly
not. Then why throw away money to make
places for favorftes, or employment for the
If Richmond has any surplus change. lethsr
use 1t in improving her streets, building poor
house. erecting Jail, and educating her indi-
gent children She has officers enough to look
after her highways and byways-her people
nave taxes enough to pay to meet the demands
against her treasury-and as everybody IL
crying Tor more water, ana Tor more schools,
let no more of her money be expended in use
less salaries. The five officers already en-
ployed, readily make all necessary arrests, and
could make five times many-they report
all ordinance violations, and collect all penal
ties imposed, and until our population becomes
much worse than at present, can perform all
police duties without other aid.
Horse -Cdrs.-The advocates drumming horse
cars from Rockets to the West end Of Main
street. will be gratified TO learn that one of our
own wealthy citizens, in conjunction with
other parties, is talking of engaging in the en-
terprise, and that q petition will soon be sent
to the City Council, asking the right -of-way
Tor railroad and branches, so as TO accommo-
cate all sections of Richmond. Men well In
formed in such matters, are now preparing
plans for this new enterprise, and If the Coun-
ell consult the wishes and convenience Of the
cllzens, the right-of-way will be gIanted.-
where horse-cars are used in the streets Of
the Northern cities, they are found to be more
convenient and less Objectionable than omni-
Dusses, inasmuch us they have single beaten
track, and ire not at all liable to create col
ilsions and endanger human lives If the pro-
lectis carried out and the cars have regular
hours to pass given points, there can be no
doubt that 1t will pay the stockholders hand.
some per cent. on their outlay, as well as prove
great public convenience.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-15
Hull Fighting i'm California.

Bull fights have become 4 regular
amusement in San Francisco. At the
last fight they had four bulls The Sec
one lenped up among the spectators, but
did no damage, though, after he was las.
seed. DR. J. n. Eckel broke his leg by
lcaping down from the seats into the pit.
The end Of the fight is thus described in
the Bulletin
The fourth bul! was very wild, SO
much SO that Garcia Yanez, the bull
tishter.n chief, was afraid Of him, and
wished to let him 90 out Of the ring
without q fight This, however, was OBJ
iccted to by TWO young members Of the
Nee family, who proposed fighting him,
on horseback, if lanez Was afraid Of him
zine proprietor retired, and the Noes,
mounted on spirited California horses,
entered the ring; and in avoiding the
attacks Of the bull, exhibited u number
Of extraordinary and admirable feats Of
Workmanship. They carried number
Of baudcrills, OF barbed arrows, ornamen.
ted W tn coored paper, which they en-
4eavored to throw into the bulls neck,
but the barbs being good for nothing,
the arrows would not hold In keeping
oas Of the way of:he bull, they turned
their horses as upon pivots, and would
sometimes stoop and pick up arrows from
the ground while the horses were at
full speed
"Meanwhile, two Of the banderilleros,
being the only two who were not rfraid,
entered the ring, also, and showed con-
siderable daring--one of them hanging
his hat upon the ball. horns. This en-.
ded the performance. During its course
a large number of boquets were thrown
iato the ring, which were picked up BY
the Noes while on horseback The mu-
sic daring the intervals Of the fight, was
made by two handsome consisting Of
brass instruments, and the other Of two
guitars a harp and, flute, played BY IA,
tive Califoruiars."