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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

COMMENCE OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.--The Al
cxandria fva.) Sentinel states that the num-
ber of foreign arrivals at that port during
the month of August was greater than any
previous month for the last six years The
ship Falmouth has just completed the dis
charge Of her cargo Of railroad iron for The
orange and Alexandra. Railroad extensions;
and the ST. Charles, from Liverpool, is now
diseharging cargo Of salt.
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WATKINS l. FECkLEN.

ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK.
Ladies splendid DRESS GOODS. in every mate
49, RAJ aud Sic.
ELEGANT Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS and sHAWI.S.
oeHL l=Heu and Boys wear. IN hne CLOTHS,
CAs>l y y hRES and EESTl lNaIiSTfwe Sat
PLANTATION GOODS-ia kersey SIS. + uled Cloths,
sheep 'ireys, Blankets, &c.
CURTAINS, CARPETS, QUILTS. BED BLAN-
kkIS.
DAMA$kS, Table and Bed LINEN.
All kinds ol DRY GOODS IN great variety
wholesale and retail. ar VERY LOW PRICES.
WATKINS f. flick LEN
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Premature E1plosion.-At an early hour last
saturday morning, young man named Robt.
Enoch, narrowly escaped serious injury by
the premature explosion of loaded pistol
About2 o'clock he was passing up 17th street,
house, q vicious dog attacked him. Having a
small pistol in his right pocket, he attempted
TO draw it. when the weapon cidentally ex-
piodeo, the ball slightly cutting the skin of
his knee, and striking the ground.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
SPEC[4L NOTICE.

Special NOTICE.
To THE LADIES. ALL HOrSEkEEPERS AND
FARMERS.
Our assortment IS nov complete Of all ST. les of
T.ch DRESS GOODS, ENBRUIUkBIES rs ard LACE
GtDIS.F-li LHrsS. Al lower prices than ever be-
lore; Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS. the best assort-
Iucnt 1ud cheaper than we ever had them before:
Stella. BEoene, French Wool and common Plaid
SHAWI.S.
LINEN SHEETiNGS;
Table DamGsks, EoWcuugs; NAPKINS: Furniture
Prints; Table Covers. and all kinds of PLANrA-
Tl1N GOODS, ~ Sleeps Greys, Fulied Cloths,
herseFs and L.useFS, oi the most approved kinds
auG 1t the lowest pTccs.
Sc 2s-Js SANI'L VI. PRICE & co.
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Mavo's Guide-Joseph Mayo, Esq, is pre-
paring. and will soon have ready for press, a
revised edition of Mayo's Guide 10 Magis-
trates-a book of great value TO all Justices OF
ha
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A SNAKE FOR A BEDFELLow About two
weeks ago Mr.. John Elder, of this town, had
an undersack for a bed filled with straw at
''Kenmore," by negro man. 1t was brought
home and placed under a feather bed, which
was slept on by daughter of Mr.. E. The
young lady complained on a number of occa-
sions of having her slumbers disturbed by
distinct thumps from underneath, bnt eX-
amnations revealed nothing. On Thurs
day morning, whilst Miss Z. was sitting down
stairs, facing the steps which led up TO her room,
she was startled by a curious noise, and look
ing up discovered a moccasin snake descend
ing blowing and kissing in style peculiar to
the reutile. An examination of the ups tairS
premises was made at once, when a small hole
was discovered in the understanding, and on
ripping the bed open, the full length skin of q
snake was found at the hole which his snake
ship had shed before he resolved on the strike
for his freedom. The lady has occupied rath-
er uuenyiable quarters for the last fortnight.
fredericksburg (Ta.) Herald.
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Watch Hoase Statistics-In the month of
September last, there We're 1856 persons locksd
up IN the two station houses of this city. Oh
these 97 We're white, 81 slaves, and 35 free me-
sroes. In the first station house there were 81
whites, &c slaves and % free negroes. In the
second station -house there were sc whites, l6
slaves, and free negroes. As will be OBJ
served, the proportion of free negroes is very
large, and shows how difficult II is to keep
them within the bounds of the laws. Many
were arrested for attempting to make their
homes in Richmond contrary to law; and not
a few were imprisoned for want of registers OF
their freedom.
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THE AMERICAN AID TO THE BRITISH AT
PEI -Ho.-Opinion Of the London Press.-The
conduct of the Americans towards the Brit
ish at the battle with the Chinese, near the
Pe-Ho river, is the subject of comment by
English writers. An eyewitness of the bat
tie. writing to the London Times, thus speaks
of their attitude:
I cannot end without referring to one mat
ter that, in connection with this battle should
he ever remembered. Were we children of
the same mother we could not have received
more sympathy and kindness than met
with from the Americans. Never were men
more unwillingly neutral. As we passed in
TO the assault, Flag Officer Tatnall was heard
TO say "Blood is thicker than water and in Il
hundred different ways he and all his people,
to the very cabin boys, acted up 10 this home
ly proverb. When he heard that our Admiral
was wounded, at great personal risk he went
on board the Cormorant to see him. Many of
our men slept in the American tender the
night of the fight. Cigars. coffee, brandy
eyerythinga man could Want-was placed be-
fore them. The American crew forgot them
selves, and thought only of the British.
A few DAYS after the fight Chinese Junk,
with flag of truce brought fresh provisions
to the PoWhatan, United States frigate These
We're Immediately sent to our wounded. The
bond of American brotherhood was indeed
deeply cemented in our trial at the Pei-Ho. l
believe there was not Il man in the feet who
did not feel it growing up within him, and l
am sure there are thousands, if l may not say
millions at both sides of the Atlantic who will
ioin me i'll the fervent wish that that teeiin g
of brotherhood may take deelierand deeper root
in DO til lands.
The London Times, in an editorial in which
it censures Admiral Hope for his too great con-
fidenceand consequent. defeat, concluded its
remarks as follows:
Il is more easy to found than TO restore SUI
premacy but in the execution of the duty which
cieyoIves upon England and France, it is an
unspeakable qualification to find that we may
rely nj all events, on the sympathies of the
great Anglo Saxon republic. Whatever may
be the result Of the fight, Eagland Will never
forget the day when the deeds and words OF
kindly Americans sustained and eomforted her
stricken warriors on the waters of the Pei-lIo.
Other English journals also acknowledge
the kindly sympathy of the Americans.
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Rain.-The weather yesterday morning was
damp and rainy and the clouds were threaten
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County Comt-The October term of the
County Court of Heurico will commence to-
day at II O'Clock.
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Bold.-A gentleman, in passing up Franklin
street, near the old Fair Grounds, last Satur-
day night was stopped by an ugly looking
rufian, who first asked for change with which
to purchase food and secure a bed. Having no
more OF the " "needful y than was necessary for
his own purposes, tho party appealed to de-
clined complying, whereupon the beggar
abused him in the most shameful manner, and
head If he opened his mouth Not wishing to
engage in row with an unknown ruffan, and
seeing no one passing, the gentleman ran his
hand into his pocket drew ont a large key, and
threatened 10 shoot if pursued a single foot,
walked of, leaving the foot-pad master OF the
field.
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lARPETtNGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite dePts Of and visitors TO-.
t,e CITY IA expulue Iu,s season our stock OF CAR
IEIIN5S. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c. which
" tllns more extensive and varied IN assortment
than ans We have before offered, and which
roa Gsye ready iG exhInIt at our Carpet Ware
rooms. y - Main street.
GIVING car iHdly dual attention 10 this business,
8nd importing a iaTge portion OF our stock direct
frou! ne foreign manufacturers, We are enabled at
al tunes 20 supply touSekeeperS, at pyicfS t0tcer
!hon rui oIt.yjr1ss ordinarily II afforded, in the
following description Of goods, VIZ:
CARFETiNG
VELVET,
BBtSSELS,
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HALL. 1-19.
\. *. PARK ER & co.
,-StAENbID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY 0OODS.-We take pleasure in an
bouncing tn oar friends and the public generally,
mat We nave Bow IN store large ana well select
"a stoeS oi FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
attention:
l-fln, Black and Figured SILKS
kich Black Gk0S DE E'COSSE
- GROS De EPSON, for morning
two Elouuced SILK ROBES
L1tu Rich COiored SILK ROBES
IaTis PnTted NOUS u IL | n +
Klea rafs Chlntz Printed MOusSELINEs
IofL,iiiNSi \ + \ / AS, POLL De
i.ian and Printed French MERJNOES
BACK French MERfNOES
B.ack aONSSEIINES
Biafk BONBAXINES: Black ALPACAS
LlDtHS, CASSINERfS and VESTINGS
- ana 4 Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
fheeP'S Grey SATlNETTS, LINSEiS &c.
bed BLANKETS
d, White and CORD Servants BLANKETS,
"sTthe', "llR eyery article usually kept in a
sell very cheap. Sc i9-ts
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Repairs Complstcd.-We understand that the
repairs to lock No. Il, on the James River aud
kanawha Canal have been so far complete 1,
that navigation will be resumed this morning.
There are now some thirty forty freight
boats lying above and below the locks, await
ing an opportunity to pass through The gates.
1t is said that the company have lost about
$50 900 in freights by this suspension of navi-
CATION, which was caused by the carelessness
of one man in failing to snub a boat at the
lock, by which carelessness the gates were
broken down and new ones had TO be made.
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FIR Gents Wear.

flr Gents Wear.
Also, 8 6ue line Of WEEDS, SATINETS, Sc.
e.. suitt}&c for Boss wear.
in hoHSGh heepinz and servants Goods. have 4
large and splendid stock, which cannot he surpaSs
ed.
All If the above Goods have been purchased
y lthiE the tst week. ou lie mas; favorable terms.
and will tse SOLD CHEAP as ! All satisfied with
mtll profits and QUck sales.
sag elsewhere at .NU. Il. y NJ / 4 J. Ii y.
s. I'D Srw.m No. - Main st.
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g., rARkE rolNDExrER, ATT

seSTSs OR. V. VI. HAMMOND,
ss~~-i.a LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
GFflGE AND RESTDFNt'E on Sth street be-
tween Hrsce and Franklin streets. " l3-3m'
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IL Il { - lst->s
TAPESTRY,
THREE PLY,
INGRAM,
VENETIAN,

VENETIAN,
DUTCH,
With full assortlAent Of RUGS, DOOR MATS;
TABLE OiL-CLOIHS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS jsuf,a Splendid BOOKING, CRCMB
Cl6THS. STAIR RODS, &c
CURTAIN bOODS, tour stock and assortment Of
which Is unsurpassed IA any house IN bIrglnla:)
BkyCAIEL.
DAMAsK,
HEIAINES.
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Charged ruth Bigamy.-On Saturday night
last Capt. Wilkinson of the night watch ar
rested and Gagged man named JOHN G. BOWEN,
charged with having plurality of wives
As we understand, Bowen was married in
Portsmouth last Tuesday night and after re-
manning short time with his wife, came to
Richmond on business. Saturday evening
telegraphic dispatch followed him and he was
arrested. Bowen declares that if he ever had
a wife before he is not aware of it, and is
ready to meet his accusers whenever they say
the word He was before the Mayor yesterday
ana discharged, there being no proof against
him.
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TURKEY RED, &C,
With TRIMMINGS ofevary description ana quail
lt!.
floor OIL.-CLCTHS. a: various qualities and
patterns. from t. p ieet wide.
WINDOW SHADES. oi every sly le and grade,
with all proper fixtures et GOOD quality.
H.ynE exclusively ia our employ an experienced
ard cnupS 'rIt upis,Sterer, We ar" prepared, when
'slted. "a make up Curtains the latest sty les,
taiFets the hest manner, 70 hang Window
Shades cut and put down Floor Ol!-C!nth, &c.
RICHARDSON & co,
NJ 25-d2mw5t+ a5 Main street.
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AN Hui NG TO JOSEPH HSTRAUSE'S.-I
AUCTION GOODS and JOB LOTS New noa, @
NJ ana successful motto of selling goods-in other
"cfoh, sinail profits, sood value, and quick re-
aa .rl - e,te my system Of selling goods. Fast-col-
P -a,'fo 60 AZ o. Z, and 10 cts beautiful riain and
c,ss ut. f 1s Lame at lz1a cts rich quality Valen-
20 80 ON va cts upward; Merinos from Is cents
X X tne hs,t quaiit French Merino At IS cts Stella
inaGs s o. Iiald all WOODEN Shawls cieaks Mantil-
f". 10 ths Se, az all prices; the cheapest and
Yd D0fe; Black Silks going for 80 cts per
80, r1s'npfie, Check, and Swiss Muslins al 10
80, fssia La "ide handsome dress 6inehatns al iz.s
srs is1tohsipa skirts 60 cts.-~for children 81 ~
Domes,icsii kdtse fiannesi Bed Ticking; Striped
az AZ Dosneslics OF all kinds; Io0o doz. Blaek Wbita
cts ahd State eoloTed Hese, at s per dox, or 10
L,ap par afpe!s from Is. 25 g. and all wooen
"a a., a. % cts-, worth rs cts. All ask il a call
A. ,eeae'na OF gong TO the right place. No a.
s'i"ef' JOSEPH eTRAIsE.
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CEID wHEAT.-g goueh,oa Fa,lx wuITp
For saie by -'~s fei 'A@ VI 's's 49, D4sse -
~ lv~inl RAc0N 4 pagKERyIft.
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PRESENTATION TO INDIAN TRIBEs.-The
presentation of the articles purchased for the
Pimos and Maricopas Indians under the act
of Congress of July 10th, 1858, was made, in
Arizona, by Lieutenant Mowry, recently
Between four and five thousand Indians were
present About two thousand farming imple
ments, several thousand pounds of barley and
other grain for seed, axes, &c. besides several
thousand yards of cloth, calico shirts, tobac-
co, and beads, were distributed. The reason of
these large presents was explained to the In
dians in speech by Lieutenant Mowry; and,
in reply, the chiefs expressed great surprise at
the kindness Of their Great Father, the Presi-
dent of the United States, and promised to
continue in the good conduct which had
brought them so great a reward. The Pimos
and Maricopas cultivate, this year, fifteen
thousand acres of land, and have supplied
the Overland Mail with large quantities of
grain. 1t is expected that next year their
crops will be largely increased through the
facilities given to them by the government
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TIE Tretting Track on the grounds of the
virginia Central Agricultural Society is now
completed, and all owners of fast stock are
invited to visit il every day, until the opening
OF the FAR, and test the speed of their horses
this invitation should be most acceptable. in-
asmuch as by working the track well with
roadsters, itcan be hardened and made much
faster than in any other way. Will not our
Citizens generally drive out to the grounds as
often as possible, and try their fast goers on
the new coursel If any of them ex xpect to gel
the premium of $3.50, they should begin 10
work for it; sos'go lang'' with your 2:40 macs.
and see what can be done ON the new track.
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Badly MaHaged.--The Fire Brigade, ii is said
by some, were very slow in getting to the fire
last Friday night, and worked awkwardly
after they arrived The machinery, it is prob
able, was not in as fine condition as il ought
TO have been, owing to the fact that very few
hres take place, and it may be that the mem
bers were not as quick at their posts as was
necessary but on looking at the building the
morning after, it seemed to us that they must
nave worked well, or they could not have
stayed the burning elements where they did
II loose screw can be found anywhere, the
Chief Engineer and Council Committee will
no doubt find and tighten it.
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"a Two-Onc-S Seven. = The Public are
respectfully invited 20 Gall ss my NEW ana peaass
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART 10 ell its
varied branches and examine the nMnierou I'M
GRAPHS colored IN WATER or OIL, from piIn-
iature up TO life sig, which cry los combine sii tls
and speaking Portrait in oil. An oTYPESt taken
in every variety Of style. g. w. MiNNIst
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EA- Great Bargainss.r

EA Great Bargains-
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS K co.'s,
No. II, EAGLE SQUARE.
A Brown SHIFTING. Heavy, ated
"A Bleached :. " at6d.
Super % at 10 cents
The best "A a. evef,sold here, at I'm cts.
loo p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at64 cents
Best English aud Amer erlcan PRINTS, at ~ conss
50 Dp'sVALtNTIAS and DEIAlNES, at l2s4 cts.
Rich Paris DELAINES. al 62ta cts, worth ~ ets
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is Very Rich SILK ROBES, at SIS, worth 4b
KID GLOVES. as good as Alexander's. At 70 cts.
Dss' ~ PERKINS & CO..
"a le--ts No. l4i Eagle Square,
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FALL AND WINTER

A general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
po..-, DRY GOODS,
market price, by
WAbswoRTH, TURNER & co,
&c l3-7m No ~ a,.b 80.
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ssUNls.

:RCHANT
as Just re-
her North
ed stock ot
ET,sILK,
will make
ashionable
me assort-
and gentle
h lbeinYites
,e superior
n a call, at
MANSION
the public
10. :
) Main ST..
stem coats
7--dln
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Correspondence Of the Richmond. Dispatch.

The York Rirsr Rdiiroad-Miiifayv Ersny.;e.
on -7otaeeo--saie Of Real Estate, &c.
ScoTTsyILLE, NEW KENT CO., VA,}
September 90, 1850.
The first division OF the Richmond and
York River Railroad is rapidly approaching
toward completion. The entire track from
Richmond to the Pamunkey river, will be
ready for the cars before the commencement of
The next annual Agricultural Fair, which will
afford the citizens of New Kent ahd the con-
tiguous counties much greater facilities in
going and returning from 1t, than they have
ever had heretofore. There is not denizer in
our midst who ten years ago had the slightest
anticipation that such thing as an iron horse
with almost lightning speed, would ever be
seen with a noble misH, coursing his way over
this serpentine track, occasionally sending
forth a shrill whistle as to remind hospita-
BILE and enterprising people that the Legis-
lature in all its wisdom and munifieence, has
ceased to recognize them as being isolated
from the rest of mankind.
Yesterday a gallant corps of Cadets of
Ianesyille King William county. under COM
mand of Capt. Hart, all handsomely eq quipped
with muskets and all other necessary accou-
trements, took the cars at the White House.
and travelled to the summit, a distance of ten
miles where they discharged their musketry
and then took up their line of march home
ward. They We're much compIimented by
some of she fair sex of New Kent, who hap
pened TO be on the same train with them for
their courteous and soldier like bearing
The farmers have nearly secured all OF their
fodder, and some of them have commenced
cutting down their corn, notwiths tanding it
is in n very immature state. in order to make
preparations for seeding wheat. l saw, few
days ago, a very heavy and luxuriant field of
tobacco, upon the magnificent estate in this
county, known us ashland, and owned by Al
bert 7. Parkinson. which was truly pleasing
TO the sight. 1t is something rare to find q
tobacco grower in this county. OF late years
some few of our farmers have turned their at
tention to the culture of tobacco, from which
we trust they will realize their most sanguine
expectations. Their forefathers found money
in II, and we hope their posterity will make
the same discovery.
The Courthouse property, which has been
in the possession of the Bassett family for
more than century, was sold few days ago
by George w. Bassett Esq, of Hanover, to
Jno. ID. Christian, Esq, of this county, for
$500 being the greatest bargain that has been
purchased in real estate in New Kent for ff-
teen years. With small outlay it can be
made to command the hansome sum of 10000
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TRFET r.
This
|iVlng 4
N. and
ihCE,
very
kind.
est the
'o wait
Mediate
nall be
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LAW AND MYprcAT, CARDS

afr>~ DIR. POLLARD has removed hls of
af~-ssA ace and residence "a the Cottage on
Governor street, next door aeove the Richmond
House 29--im
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Ns ALE
4 October
ll,ic auc-
lefore:}
SIlOcCO
3. y. Co.
on depot,
The en-
Eh repair,
ard seven
utaIns sho
lfg GI ~ 10
IN this or
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Yetm0fe.
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Pollco Intelligence.

CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.-Ed ward Simmons was
arrested Dy policeman Kssmr Of the Tenth precinct on
change Of having burglariously entered the dwelling
bouse Of Richard Nixon No. 1874 Allen street, With Inject
70 steal c,tsen named Francis Sherwood happened
70 he passing just 1t the meu when the prisoner
entering the premises through front windows,
end, giving the alarm, bad him arrested. Simmons,
brought before Justice Seers cooy stated that he
kne~ nothing whatever about the Tue
Citrate thought ne knew conederabla about It, and
msted HIM for trial In default OF 81, 600 bail.
AuINr AND ASSAULT WITH KMFE-ONlcer Griffith, Of
she aafbor Police, arrested yesterday morning boari
steamship Alabama, arrived from Savannah, Thomas
Moore, fireman, charge Of refusing duty and assAu
ing Ine CaHf Engineer. Wm. Shannon, with q knife 10
was locked up tor examination.
sfABnNG AFFRAY.-John Mclean WINS brought before
Soshoe Connolly on charge Of having feonousy assaulted
A,onael Strong with KNIFE outing his hands in severe
manner Held for examination '''"'
TO The EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Havng seen NOTICE In poloe nevs con IN x..,..
Sn VIM Dunley which An p,sCd ~ s a.h o. !ewsry
ceo oeore the pubc (ske this 70 c1urs ~ sssie
svs 10 oso 40 tnem Tho tnow ,nucv M ccrsre
aSen neceseary-Au0ce 10 saw have eSer enS.synrs,
70 ac 0e part Of good citizen; but The pu ,ic AND n @
Wno snow me but sghly deem hut oroocr shst NJ, ~
snoud nce b. biased until the matter sSpu hive rSsr
49," '~--~s A~'Ss8.U FRANK DUFFY