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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

WORD & WEISIGER,
No. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store the LARGEST and best assorted stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING thew have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manutac
tured upon the best terms and made of the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited to examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined to offer eqEa! inducements with any house
in this or any other market.
WORD K WEISIGER, No. II Pearl ST.,
"a, Richr va
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orders Tor
PREGERVE AND PICKLE JARS.
FBUIr BOTTLES. SPECIE JARS,
ftASkS. COLOGNE BOTTLES.
Walls of AL kinds, WINE BOTTLES,
SCHNAFP BOTTLES,
PORTER AND MINERAL BOTTLES,
PRIVATE MOULD WARE of all kinds,
AND DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE generally.
Also
BALTIMORE WINDOW GLASS. all sizes and
qualities. BAKER BROTHERS X CO,
6--5W y and 81 y. lharlRE IA
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pURE CIDER VINEGAR, made in Sur

White APPLE BRANDY. for peaches;
PICkLING SPICES, fresh, green and black;
TEAS, OF superior quality.
GEO. A. HuNDLEY CO.,
az 6-3tt Broad street
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CAKPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors TO.
the city to examine this season our stock OF CAR
PETINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c, which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any we have before offered. and which
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms No. IS Main street
Givin. our individual attention 10 this business,
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers. We are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at Prices to,rer
than otherwise ordinarily be afforded, In the
following description OF goods, viz:
CARPETINGS:
VELVET,
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HOUSE AND LOT ,N THE TOWN OI

IL FULTON FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Halifax,
rendered at its May term 1859, in the suit of Thps.
b. Butt and others asainst Richard Thornton. Jr.,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sep
tember 1889, at O'Clock. p NJ, HOUSE and
deceased. and situated near the city Of Richmond,
IN the town Of Fulton. Henrico county. Va; being
square No 10, IN the plan Of said town of Fulton,
at the corner OF Graham and Marshall streets,
fronting on the former street and running back ITO
feet to alley.
TERMs.-A credit of months will be given, with
interest from date VIM. S. HOLT, Com'r.
Sale by GODDIy < APPERsoN. an 81
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ITO FARMERS AND PARTNERSHIPS
L Arrival of NEW FALL t1OODS.-HeAvy GA
Negro Kerseys and Fnlled Cloths: Heavy 3-4 Ne
gro Kerseys and Pulled Cloths Heavy "a plain
kerseys and Jeans; Bonsack's celebrated Jeans for
Nesroes; Plaid and Plain Linseys; Striped and
Plain Oznaburss; Heavy Cotton and No. Ozna-
Bleached Cottons, Shirtings and Sheetipgs Dufel
and Point Blankets. All of the above are Just re-
ceived, direct frou the manufactures and will he
offered mt a small advance the cost. They are
worthy the attention of buyers who lay in their
supplies ear ly in the season. AS they were pur-
chased on the most favorable terms for cash. and
will be offered at the srnaest profit, an early call
IS solicited at the old established Emporium for
Barge of ALFRED MOSES. 60 Main 1t.
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aLANES FOR SALE.-Having sold the farm
- of the late Ottoman SLAUGHTER of the county of
KIN, William, ! now offer for sale, privately, the
81 AVES-between fifty and sixty-consisting OF
MEN, BOYS. GIRLS, WOMEN and CHILDREN,
Ia families, to those wishing to purchase for their
use. WIN. g. ALLEN. Executor.
Richmond, Sept, D. 1859. Sc 6-d& WITS
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rLARKsON a. ANDERSON. NJ
T'REDEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
The undersigned solicits orders for BAR IRON.
Swltcnes, FToes, Pumps. Bridge Bolts, &c, 4 c !:
FREIGHT CARS: with Iron or Wooden Trucks ;
tons; WHEELS AND AXLES, separate or fit
TED ted /, / 0 &c ON OF 2 s; STATIONARY AND
SAW-MILLS. GRIST MILLS, AND SUGAR.
MILLS; CANNON, of ali csllbres, Iron or Brass.
J. r. ANDERSON s co.
THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't MACHINERY Depart
ment. au 26-lm
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
~ My factory is now complete, and by far the
largest establishment Of the kind South of Phila-
delphia, which enables me to offer to the trade of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, as also to
the CITY grocers, an article of
CITY MADE,
STEAM REFINED,
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au 10 THOMAS. HUGHES K CALDWELL.
NOW OR NEF ER Having disposed of our
l store, we shall continue only one week more,
20 sell at PRIME cost. Our stock is yet very well as
serted IN sizes and styles and those in want would
do well TO call at once. while they have chance of
getting the best OF Goods AZ unusually low prices.
MARQUIS HARRIS. I83 BROAD ST.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
ID n a 4 u a ID Al -

xIBEMc F. oS BRoAD, ,NEsR MAYO
sold at auction. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Sep
temher, 1859, on the premises, at AZ o'clock, F. NJ
the large four story BRICK TENEME NT, locat-
ed as above, lately In the occupancy of Mr. Jose PHI
W. RANDOLPH and now occupied by Mr. VIM. II.
Belts, at an annual rent of S60D containing IL
rooms, with hot and cold water, and other conve-
nient arran eTnents, sas, &c.
The house is remarkably cool and pleasant in the
summer. In the ward is n two story brick KITCH-
EN-. with coal cellar. COOKING ran es. copper boil
er, &C. The yard is dry and well paved. The lot
fronts 81 feet, and runs back l59 feet.
TERMs-0ne fifth cash, balance at 8, IL is and
"A months, for -otable notes interest added Sc
cured by a trust deed. The buildings are insured
in the Mutual Assurance Society for $500, and
the annual quota only Sl90S
sell GOUDIN AZ AppPRSON Aucts
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-. 4 XAIIARLE TARM FoR SALE

IH QUARRY. ON JAMES RIVER. IN CHES-
~~ TERRIFIED COUNTY, FOR SAI.E:-The
subscriber fers for sale, privately. his FARM in
Cheste field, located on James river, about seven
miles from the city of Richmond.
The tract contains 76l acres of which about one
half is arabic, consistns of improved hi. h land.
90 to 20 acres of river low grounds, and good
being well adapted to the growth of the staple crops
of this ion The huildin.s the place have all
been erected within the last few years. being ample
for the wants of the farm.
The Q UARR1 is now in successful operation,
under the management of Messrs. Fort & Hill, to
whom reference is made for rs quality and charac-
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ETSH. MEATS, Nc.-Receiving day a choice
l. lot OF French Codhsh; Extra Suear-Cured
Ham, Breasts and Shoulder Bacon; fresh Mountain
and New York Butter; Lard; super. Extra and
Family Flour, IN bags and barrels; MoIasses;
Cheese, &c, at ]. p. KAVENAGH'S.
liz Broad street below 9Th
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NOME ONE AND ALL. AT THE CHEAP

= DRY IIUODS rTUKE, No. q MAIN STREET.
Calico at cts. and 1000 Yards at So richly worth
Ia; Black Alpaca from l2la and upwards; small
figured Muslin dc Lame at 10 cts, worth double
the money; Lawns below COST Brown and Yellow
Linens, for men and boys wear, at l2h cts: black
Grey. solling anywhere at 374s, at the low price Of
only % cts; Check and Caplhric and Swiss Muslin
only 10 cts, cheap al l24a; Marseilles and Linen
Bosonis at cts; nice Ladies Linen Handker-
chiefs at and l21a cts; Cambria and Swiss Col
lars, at all prices; Shifting and Sheeting, and a
great many other Goods: at prices that cannot fail
to please, by calling al No. q Main street.
IOSEpH SfFRAITCE
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SIIyER pLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.

- The Double Plated Forks and Spoons now of
tered are very superior quality. manulac rured by
the most experienced workmen, and warranted to
ave satisfaction. The Dinner, Dessert, Breakfast
and lea Forks and Spoons always on hand and for
sale by c. GENNET, Eagie Square,
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oOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
I LIQUORS., WINES, ALE. PORTER AND

II TEAS;-We have IN store large and DESIRABLE
stock of the choicest old Whiskeys. Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale. and
Gunpowder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality that can be selected. which We offer to con
noIseurs. Also, general assortment Of lower
grades of the same kind of goods, with a large as
sortment generally. For sale by
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GTOLEN-From the Capitol House last Fridaya
- LEATHER TRUNK, medium size, containing
sundry articles of clothing. and Family BIBLE,
With family record. which the owner prizes
highly. A suitable reward will be paid for the re-
covrry of the Rhe, which can he returned To this
office, the Capitol House. se6-3t'
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II nth tONSTABLEfS SALE.-By virtue of
Tho an oder OF the Richmond Hastings Court in
y FL nmfnt case Of sampson Jones. Jr.. W M.
The ,nsh ~, Shs proceed to sell. on SATURDAY,
sto av.n day OF September 1889 at 10 o clock A. M
~ shap s s.t. auction, the UNExPIRED LEASE OF
Nam nam ana ana Counting Room, on 10TH, between
francis. lsesl F. BUTLER, ii. c. G. r.
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1ARPETTNGs- CARPETiNGS.- CHRIS
- TIAN 4 LATHRoP are now receiving q lar.e
s2sk 9f vEtxaEFI BPRqyssHEEEsN and yEN
TIAN CARPETlNGs; also. RUGS, Door Mats,
Booking and Crumb-Cloth to which they respect
fully invite the attention Of all in want OF the
above goods. CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
Doll DE CHEVRE, for Ladies' Dresses
L Opening this morning asplendid lot ofthose new
style goods for fall dresses, only % cents per
yard. cheap at SO cents. The lot is large and we
put them at this price to run them of quickly
Cash price only. The ladies' are most respectfully
invited to call and see them.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN, op. Exchange Bank.
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battle
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all At
SION
I,sIt,lIo
~ 90
rltnts
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AND
The
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HAL.
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TsK Rrxsiss os n sroLkos rsK GsKsr -
Norkmen are now busy m the vaults Of o..
Denls preparing asepa'chre e< the remains al
Napoleon l.. ehieh will certainly be removed
n, n the Inv aides. although the day Tor the
disirisrusn, y nos ~, bsed. ] presume that
Marshal Prince Jerome. Who ct ane line de-
elxed ahs; The toosb in the InvsliSes. Of which
he 10 governor. should never IA disturbed a.
lanx ss he lived a nor less posatve in his
opposition. The last r.~tsn place q the rrcs.
Napoleon among the bones Of NE kiags VI
.Frapesw ~ DOT .he~ever after 81 Ne the pFeci
SPOT shieh he selected for himself. and which
he - - presensed pointing 10 IN the ~ell-k know
giass painting N ore Of the Cathedral Via
dos. Lonis XVIII. j. buried IN hat vault
and the kmperur. chose great object "a int~r
-,ng his uncls - the roysl bssilica. IL TO teach
the puelS> - regsr1 hi-n rs ,hr iegi,imsts
founder II ne~ Use Of Nonsrehs. cannot. ~
consistency. desecrsis The ,oa,b Of lesltiraa,e
Bourbon = Nssek>sfer Gss.isss.
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FIX GfnSsT SrAEcH To hose u no de
sire to impars To shirt SONS. collars, and 9th
er fabrics. that fue aud BEAUTIFUL Clos ob-erv
edon new linens. the Following recipe for
making gum arabic st.sch VAL he ~ 0>t accept
able, aus shoGid have plsce In the jaDe>tic
scrap book of every woman Who prides her
self sPon her rspsoity Of house kee, er. a..
the nesfns-- OF her osn. her husband's ssd
her family drr>- aud - ~he does not Ike
psiGe "a hen, her husband i a. ualcriuiIE,e
Tsketwo ouness Sf white eam crstic rev
der put q into pitcher. AID pour OF u u
point of boiling water. according Ia 10 The dc
gree II sir,ngh you desire aud then. having
coxerrd u. let Il stand all right IL the n,..rn-
ing poo- - carefully from the dr.g~ into ch an
bottle. Keep u for us table. poonsul ct
gun walst. -.irrsc iasc a pa, Of starch at
Es- been made the c-ual :, .aner wli give
lss0~-enher blsck or print-c--s y X a
ne~aess. vtsen noih'nS elsscsnre sfor then AZ
- ~s-trx. Al - good. much diluted. tor
thin White ncssn sUd bobsrvt .-ksfiessi FIRE.
Press
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Information was received IN Louisville few
dag ago that Al.x Norton the scoundrel who
svir<ied Mr.. W. E. S-oddy Of th.t city Of
several thcus nd dollars. va in Chicago or.
heer Biigh vas ,nmedisteIy dispatched to
Chicago. Who telegraPbs bsrs last he has se
cus~d Norton. together ~ish Al DOE bonI on,
OF which be had swindIed Mr. snoddy Tn.
Louisville Sssr -xi gives esis accent u Nor
tons transactions
Mr. had been travelling with him some
8ms previous on a sfesa.bosf and b@carne "a
S.rsbly impressed ~iih HIM when Norton
arrived here. he soogh, out NJ Sneddy. aud
ps-.sd ID ga him three forged eh~ck~ FIR $40 f.
900. 81 500 and $3.50 on Roc kforl. Brown. a
Co. 81 Nr~ Orleans c~rt <ed by the citix a.
Rank Of Nes Orleans IL rsxrrhs-ed Of Mr.
y an interest ~ 400 barrels of pors fo- a
bonus of 81 900. a n.grn DO, AID ~ Hardin
county bound of ~ s0e .rh. 10 the amount
IN all II eJs1s. add rscsssing the cab OIL /,
on the tvn small CHEEKS Tor 81 S0e he PAL
Tor his purchssss With the cheek for tI8 Cos
and refusing money f.f the balsncs. rru a.- ted
and rreeisrd due bill fsr 80 $50. lie ~
not axe the negro wfth l.sa IL ha- since
se.ts.i or, 10 ths; Ne csIlsc on hr--s- Du.n~,.
bel Co. ~ho we're the agents for the X ]
Ward. Which boa vac IN part. and engaged =
passage ga h~f frr Nss Orleans Being sh~r,
81 money. owing TO h. transactions With Mr.
lSa.ddy. he gave Mr~-rs ID 4 Co aslght a. AZ,
ON Nsw York. Which they esshed. IL eas a.
.e~rtsined that he did not fske passage ca The
y sfd. and he draft termed cat 90 b. xcr.h
}ess.
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COMMITTEE.

II Ala meeting Of the Irish adopted Demo .
cratic citizens Of rsrss H-use. held Ausu-,
18th. 1859. 10 take toto consideration the pro.
pri-ty Of forming themselves iato q party a.
regards future political action.
On motion. Msrtia Gr-s~ ~ss called To the
Char add Mr. VI j. Carol "a noss mated to
act a. Secretary.
After several remarks frsso gentlemen pres
ent the following resolutions were unanimous.
y adopted,
Rssehed. That a general observation OF
recent e1vnte. aud self respect. clearly demon
strait 10 u. a. adopted eiIiEen-. The proprirty
OF rur>uing an ind-peairot political course.
Rssoired. That ~ Pnter eur solemn protest
against the wire working clique composed Of
state and Federal office holders. an the course
which they have pursued. ard the secret ia
fsenee which they hold over Conventions
AL Of which meet our entire aisarprobstlcn
R,soloed. That ne will withhold our support
fro" AL such ciiques under whatever cloak
they may assume.
Resoipsd That Ne will not affiliate With tLs
80 called Opposition or Republican party but
wili hold ourselves aloof from L.comptoni,in
well a. Republication. both of Which We
i'll oppose with whatever ability aud strength
Ne may have
R~esced. That our object is TO reason to
gether q, men determined TO do right. aud TO
vote for him Or thesn who may be considered
by u- a best sulfed Cor the .fiice or Offices TO
shieh he or they may aspire. aud who will
give general Satisfaction ~ oil concerned.
MARTIN GRACE, Chairman.
n. J. C1Rerr Secrelsry
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NFrae fo.lowiaz esaPlimeatar, aosses IA t-A ca
iroa the Missouri Demoesat:
Isxsxsx AsoVsr o. sUFSssIss RstItyED 81 AZ.
Iss ActE>ss sresseraxSiss toeDtAL--siace The
I1ta ef August, The following case have esea re-
ported cured:
las persons have been suIsa Of General Debility.
o. :" - Nervous debility
y disease ofthr tdneys
la . who have been afflicted with VARIOUS
CompiHisfs, Fever, ChTonic Diarthaa, D,serteTy,
liver Complaint. Night swsstA u, spel sla, and
Weakness Of the Digestive Organs, have hcea cured.
besides hrge Bsmbef feom wfom Ne have not CT
heard.
Mclean. strengthening Cordial aud Flood Puri-
asr Is remedy required By every one in The West
err and Southern 60. airy. RIs sely pleasant and
agreeable 10 take, aud II ean be taken BY man, NO
nsn " child.
A. diurstie, IL Rin any dis ease 81 the h i'd
neys or Bladder. and 80 al slterntiye. II will pan1
The blood and remove all pimPles, OF blotohes
rom The skin.
Try n-one draehm Is sgr eleat TO convince tee
scePticai Of it, wonderful streRs thening aud
iavigor atsns properties
Sec the alive tisement In another column.
Aug. "a. dw-la.
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Whenever party b-com~- 80 corrupt and
dsmoralsssd that its eve nea.ber~ proclaim It's
d'sgrsee. there - hope Zoe the e>pabIe Ths
Republican part, need only point 70 The ,e,ti
mony Of he leaders Of the Democratic parry.
20 shov into What an sbyss Of infimy the De
usoeracy have led the oovsrnment. We have
eolieet~d from the sbundsat material al at.
some sresimens u ne cay Deuarr.ey comics
zee its ssos end inrs,urts-s foombS the Illus
sssss Semoersfic senator fro.p Georgia, taid
10 . speech 10 he senate.
Your sppsppsl sson~ Tor navy vsra. haze
gcns to The building Of houses for officers. sad
The mailing Of fo~er pst.. .sd all that sort Of
thing. 81 esst Of 81 900 no: aud ~ vii be
90 less ~ long ~ yoa ~ill paw 10. but Gill 20
up IN ~ 900 900 II you do not stop ~ There
ere " voo 300 that you have no need for al all
hoa hate cot increased them Of late years. aad
700 nov hsv~ = zoo Dea In yeaf navy yards
60 help them-cs~hisps You have rxrriss
Their nufno>r up frosn three IAeassad 10 EIGHT
thouasad- You have eight navy yards Fog
assd has $50 ships and she has too navy
ysrds You have eight eoavenienuy located
ell about the country and itss ces-s of ss-
preach 10 coed D~moersts fcr the enemy to ssy
~~Aep peepis tsse q ekssf 49, ~ sl~rfss.sf ga
- Sss y ~ ss4,e. 4 IN sfrssd Aerv 10 ssws
Bot look again I. speech 10 he Hcu.e
81 representative. near the close Of the last
pesesdn. hon. A H. Stephens. IL Georgia aid
hen he nrst entered Congress "a lcs3. the
eHpse>>s 81 t&e government vere only thirty
niilsoos per snnsm. The eoautrv hsa ven.
through the enpeassve Nez,ean var. Nth ar
y three Thousand soldiers % the Geld fr .h,r,,
thrse msli'ens. and pev. - Tin 81 psrv Ne
estims.ss w~rs skvKSrs rnakE nlIiox. Naex
snp<uditures vers wholly aan~ce>>sry sal
Reform vss indsspess;biy se~ied. I've eel iev
Cd forty million an abundance fer lhe Nslsous a
expenses.
Gen ehselds. one q the psmocrstse Senator.
Won Aianesota. an the esu-ss Il q debate Ia
sbs S~os<<. -si<c TOOK occasion t. say.
- th'ns q sst seyinx Loo Truch 10 ds<lsr,
Inn this esuntry hss gene taste. aud lsrsh.
sn 10 y~srs. an extrsssgance. thaa 4r~sst Of BE-
eonntfsrs hss done IN centuries.
Hon y. n IA o.rnett. OF virxins.. IN. -
cent speech sz,ds
Can any gsssiensn pretend tia, n a. fair
that q - Just. that n - legitimate. that the ex
p<ns>s % this government. 70 tine Of profound
pace. should have doe olef N ar ,esr.f LosA
shroogh the list cf Itsn.. rid you wrsf sud
shss che expenditures have rer.tsr IN slmo<,
every ltsm. IL there no place To apply lhs
ksss<f The Co@Gastse~ Of Ns,s sat Neass ses
you that they essnet eoatrol these evp-ads.
surss. then say that The oaly wsy TO eonsrel
hen - The ssss~ vsy yos ~oeld eoalr,l an,
oshsr sstrsvsgsai p~rssa. thai -. by s,is,sns
.tAsu % Dossy.
And eli ths under Democratic ruis-a Den
oessisr President. . Dvsseers,se Csbsnst. D~m
oesstse Cosxrsss. and Dcooes.lie ofie4al- "a
NE Adosss-irstion asps tmsot. o. ~hy stun
.P~ss NE Indigsstiou al The Dsmccrseyt VII,
40 ~ People - patient. -Csss~sss4s Ts~ss-
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n. J. Cnacrt. Secretary t.

Lose PiLsefxacx oy Two Iirrrr Isrsn SIS.
rsRs-Travel~rs and cifiz-ns who changed To-
D. =, ne hehigss southern Railroad depot
on Monday evening were much Interested by
the affecting incident made know cOncerning
tue little ssstvrs. bright yosog gals o. the Ne.
-pecti~e ayes Of nine and twelve years who
bad come cat from their forrrer home fn Ire
land. over sss aud across the eide county
from New Yorx TO Soin their .athe- at Hanni-
BILE. Missouri. His nsurr Is W elsh: he had let
them and their mother IN sae old country. 70
gain for them a new home he<e he had sent
out for his family to JOIN him At the eve Of
their departure the mother sieksned AID died
and the two little maids set -orr <sfiy OCT
alone U encounter the perils aud discou Iorss
u an s0ayTant journey bali round th. world
Il ksesyo Pass.
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II At a meeting Of the Union Hook aud
Ladder Company No. l held At their Hall on
the 26sh inst the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Hkosss. This Company was organized for
The purpose and objset VI saving the property
of The citizens froeD destruction without spy
reward or bens NJ 10 themselves
AID WAysss. fbsrs ha- been for . ioog time
exhibited ~ will ami snimosiiy by the mem
b~f- Of other Fine Companies Of Thu ely to-
~afls ours. account - thi~ company con
sissing - men II forsiga birh. ssd osiy by
lofb~arsnce. our part. avoided collision. aud
lastly. the abusive. insulting and 1amanly
language Of the Chef Beginner. a. The IRE on
the hixht Of tie 25lA inst. io~arls lh,s COM
pany, therefore BE- 1t
kessfO>a. That this Company di>baed. aud
that la~ apparatus Ne have from he easy. be
reformed 20 he SANE. 90 good offsr
kssefsed. Thft a cosnaaittee OF three be sp-
pointed 60 seitle all the debts The Company
o~e-. y far a. they eas. aud. ~ there should
De a surplu-. 20 psy II u the Fire Association.
R'seis 4. That The above named eoma.iitse
b. instructed 20 FepsFt these re-olutios 10 The
Common couoeil snd FIRE A,soeiatisn u this
cry.
COMMITTEE
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