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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. +. u. Murphy has
been ordered TO the naval rendezvous, Nor
folk, Va, Commander VIM. McBlair, to the
Washington navy yard; Purser J. o. Bradford
TO the receiving ship Pennsylvania, in place of
Purser Thos. r. Ware, detached; Lieutenants
John G.. Walker and Hunter Davidson to the
Naval Academy. Surgeons Joseph Beale and
d. Harlan have been ordered as members Of a
hoard TO examine candidates for admission
into the naval school. Chief Engineer ).
whipple ordered to the wyoming, IN place u
Chief Engineer II. Newell detached
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

Beggars.-One of the city ordinances makes
it the duty of the police officers to report all
street beggars to some oyerseer OF the poor, In
order to have such characters dealt with as
the w directs
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ma. Notice. Notice! TO GA
Farmers, Merchants and all others who laSes{A
may buy ANYTHING in the way OF SAD E&sS.
DIES, HARNESS, &c, &c. at whole ~
sale or retail. No. ll6 Main street, is the "
place to 20. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and see them. They are paTtj-
culaTly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing OF every description neat
ly, cheaply and promptly done at No lis Main ST.,
third door below Governor st.
au l5--lm j, w. DENNIS.
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faH Raess.-The time for co,rrn
Iaii campaign is nearly here and rsein ,.a.s sns
y, wa oe grailiied to learn tina. large nnmSsr
spert 1T Fairfield and Ashland nrnrs,s.. ". = 'ne ne
good Among the we'll tried ones al wort ~ ,,s ~
may mention Planet, Fannie Washineton Eve
chequer, Lucy Haxall, Don Juan. Minrie
John L., Two-Bits, Crinoline, and scores az
their mark before the season expires. Mr
beicner has made some important improve
ments at Fairfield, and Ashland has been mt
IN as np-top order AS a new course could we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

Rerirai.-Int teresiing meetings are held night
lyat Union Station Methodist Church, and the
altar is crowded with mourners. A number
of persons have professed conversion since
Sunday last.
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ga- Notice. 1.-The subscribers find 1t necessary,
in order To carry their business, To sell goods
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, from Sept LIST. 1859.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on the house Tor the past few years, We hope, by
CASH BUSINESS, to merit a continuance of the
same. TUPMAN Il HULL,
Sc It's li8 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

m- Kidney and Bladder mpiaints..1The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
roh9a or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HORNEsS BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable towalk. have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. It's
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
81 small bottles. 90 cents. fresh supply Just re-
esived by FISHER l. WINSTON. Druggists,
ie I4-,sm Main street, Richmond.
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The Library at Mechanics Hall, will be open
to the public in a short time. The arrange
ment OF the books will be completed rs soon
as the Committees having them In charge can
do so, and the doors will then be thrown open
TO VISITORS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

Poor sport.-Thomas w. Farquhar was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge
of taking down Allen Leonard's sign; but
owing to the absence of witnesses, the exami-
nation was deferred until this morning.
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EA Notice to Tobacco manufacturers
The undersigned having made arrangements with
Mir. GEORGE LINDSAY. of Petersburg, Va, pro-
pretor of WIN. Cameron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, now pre-
pared to manufacture them. and are getting up two
different sizes which they will guarantee to per
form to the entire satisfaction cf all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 29-lm TALEOTT * BRO.
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ay cowARDIN 4 HAMMER.LlE,,,y,.1... ,,IlIls,,,lLl,,,,.1..
ELECTION NOTICES.

X - TO TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY
Hs>-i;@ or RlCnMoND.-M aRMADykr Iomy-
sxH' s, tS9,, hsvnS Tesignec The Office Of COMMON
F;Stsl HIS ATTORNEY, for the c3rcuit Court
ol me Ci's os Richmond, ! hereby announce NV
sci! candidate for said Office.
Sc 5-lm" FRANKLIN THOMAS
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- BI.es Exesysios.--The L. I. Blues, Lisut.
~ ~. Sa.e commanding, paraded in black fr0chs,
csr. ss paats, white military vests, and fatigue
" tain street. eighty three sfrone. en thetr Wav
~ ~ ~ nocketts to take the Glen Cove. Tor plea
ssrs are "Trip down the river. We never saw the
near non moer OF men make q handsomer ap.
beyy of far rsosession, and judging from the
sant erarsn ,ars no doubtsehaf they passed plea
Of Ii tbs evening, Notwithstanding the inc,emsmcy
ciusiye cffa,r r.; The excursion was an ex.
the more agreeable on that accnnns 81" ~ oH'y
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A CHATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH.-Mr. q.
n Fisler, native Of Philadelphia, aged about
thirty, and for long time head book.keeper
in a large establishment In San Francisco, was
engaged to be married TO q Miss Pico, Of San
los. . sister to the wife of Mr.. A. q. Campbell,
n well known lawyer, and Of the first native
California family in the State. The trousseaa
OF the bride was rich in the extreines the par
ties " ere sincerely attached To each other, the
wedding day had been iixed for the 18th Of Au-
gust: the Invitations had been issued, and much
happiness appeared in store for the parties.
On the morning Of the wedding day the eyide-
groom died suddenly from an attack OF Ynea.
monia-the house Of feazting and msrrimcnt
was converted into the house Of prayer aad ".
mentation. Truly, sin the midst Of Life we are
in death. 7"
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-. rnruE xnrEKSnEruEcIT CITY

o~-aa OF hitH NVNN.-I hFTPby TespcCtluIiy
annoaHce myself candidate for the office of AT
TORNEY FOR THE ECUMNQNWEALTH,I IN the
Circuit Cont of this city which has Just been made
vacant hy the resignation of MARNADUKE JOHN
son. ESQ.
al 35-!mf IITTLET0N TAZEWELL.
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A man who don't believe The world IL grow
ing better, says the time may come when the
hui il it does, The lamb will b. inside VI the
lion.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- DIR. =. l.. INGRAM has removed
ss~~S-s his office to Main street, below l4th, OPP
paste T. 4. Price Cos Dry Goods Store.
SO ie-lwt
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e. 10 TIE VOTERS or rHEciTY

Es~-SA OF RICHMOND hereby respectfully
announce myself a candidate for the Office OF
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY. for the Cir
CUT Court of the City Of Richmond made vacant
t,y the resignation of hARNtpUkE Johnson. Esq.
81 26-tde JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
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The Chain Gang. when first established. was

The Chain Gang, when first established, was
a terror to drunken rowdies, and as long as
the Superintendent had the power to compel
those sentenced to it to labor, it proved pre-
yentive of crime, and drove from the city many
of the characters for whose reformation it
was instituted. Latterly, however, the pris-
oners have worked or played, as suited their
inclinations, and the consequence has been,
that the institution has become almost value
less. The Hastings Court, or, rather, certain
independent members of il, seeing this, have
determined so to manage their prisoners as to
have the terms of their conviction carried out,
and to this end they will punish refractory
subjects with the lash. If the City Council
We're to add to the ordinance establishing the
chain gang, another clause providing for the
punishment of rebellious prisoners, it might
yet do vast deal of good in the community
The mere locking up in Jail of a lazy yagabond,
Tor offences against deeency and law, is no
punishment to him, and as to his working
without being compelled is supTemely rdicu-
lous. If there are good objections to a chain
gang, and the Council think so, let them re-
peal the ordinance establishing it. IT. on the
contrary, that mode of punishment is good,
then make it practical by forcing all persons
sent to it to labor, as they should.
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n Mrs. A. Williams, NJ. d., offers he

mA Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. d.. offers her
services To those of her own SEX and To children,
who may need medical advice or attendance. ,
Especial attention given to the management oil
female diseases, and dispacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
can address Post Office. Box 3H.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets.
Richmond, Va 4-2m*
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LOCAL MATTERs

horkeHs Bar.-The contractors for re,ro.
ing from the bed of James river the ,ess. ~
rocks which form the bar at Rockets h,v
received their new mammoth chisel. and mrs
now steadily at work cutting mp the granite
.nu r, removing 1t from the bed of the river -
ne cnisei Is made Of the most durable metal
pIoperiy tempered, weighs 5200 pounds. and
men useo 10 Its utmost capacity, can strike
lhe soiid granite with force equal TO 5an.Fs,
pounus-enough, in all conscience. to break
InLo fragments any obstruction it may have to
encounter. The contractors. Messrs. CooIy &
Osgood, are men of industry and ENTERPRISE
and being accustomed to work of this SORT
will push it to completion as rapidly ne nos'
sibie. Already, by the skiIlful use Of ,heir
"dredger," they have increased the depth ,f
water at the highest points on the bar two
feet, and by the end Of the year will so far
deepen the channel as to enable STEAMERS 10
pass over it at half tide. Much Of the rock
supposed at first to be hard, has proved to tss
so soft that it has been removed by the sdredg.
err and the plan of drilling deeply into the
solid bed, blasting and shattering it, and then
cutting up the pieces with the chisel, cannot
fail to prove successful. If the entire bar is
moved in the course of the year 1860, and a
depth of water Of eighteen feet is secured in
The channel, most Of the vessels that now
complete their loading by lighters would come
up to the wharf at Rockets, take in their car
goes, and set sail without further stoppage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

The Rockdale -four mills, near baltimore,
were burnt "Wednesday. Loss Sl5,vov.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

IA Licorice, in Mass and Stick. Of the best
GUM ARABIC lgenuine), for Tobacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Angas gastura, Black and Crys-
talzsd.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, Of new crop. In store and
for sale low by ]. PfTFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, CCrner
my %-6m 18th and Cary SITS.
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NOTICE. Persons having NEG R0ES to sell in
~ the country. or who wish To sell them private
~ viii 6nd ready sale for them by calling us,
ri The highest market price. We will go 10 the
country and buy, II persons wishing to sell desire
u. AT communications addressed To us Will be
promptly attended 10. .
aa 2a-J6wIm DAVIS Il HUTCHINSON.
I ARD.-50 Kegs REFINED LARD, for sale by
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", r.. tEOWtE.

NS ,s~-s W X. FfVW IIE.
ES~~~lA ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MANCHESTER. VA,
Practices IN all the Courts of Chesterfield. City Of
Richmond. HeHrico, Fowhatan, Amelia counties,
and City of Petersburg.
Particular attention gwen to the COLLECTION
OF CLAIMS, aud prompt returns made.
.BA blce on Main street, opposite Town Hall.
3I-dIut
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BxoUxsrs FOR BxLIGioCs OnJncrs.-Ins
foilowin9 is a sta cement Of the bequssts. tor
religious objects, Of the late SAmusl Cocnran
To the American Bible Society. efO.@O to the
Presbyteria Board 20. 81 Of Domssus ~ ~
= ~ Eareirn N issions Sl0,000s 70 Domestic
Missions of The Free Church q Scotland,
s,a IN. 10 Foreirn Missions Of the Free
church Of Scotland, siaons The residue %
his rronerty. After payiny all other legss:ss
sna fan nests. 10 be usess in dispensing the
Gnsnel Of Christ In and around the city q
New York, and In his native country, SCOT
land, estimated At Si000oo. Total osqassu'
xIHLlNQ.
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THE REVOLUTION IN CosTA RICA-The ex-
pulsion of President Mora from Costa Rica
py the reyolutionists, is thus described by
letter:
On the morning of the 4th'of August, about
8 O'Clock, two officers of the garrison named
SoItero Rodriguez and Luis Pecheeo, went to
the Palace and asked 10 see the President on
urgent business. On being admitted, they
told him that his presence was immediately
required at the barracks TO put down a riot
that had broken out, and that Colonel Salasar,
the Commander, had sent for him. The Presi-
dent gave some orders relative to the matter,
and told them that he would go down after he
had taken his coffee and dressed himself, and
was about TO retire, when the officers seized
him. told him he was a prisoner, and even
struck him with their swords when ne onered
TO resist From the Palace the President was
immediately taken TO the barracks, and before
the people knew anything about the matter,
the revolution was over. When prisoner
the President was compelled to write TO the
commanders of the troops in other towns, ana
TO the chief authorities counseling them NOT
to resist, and shortly after he was sent, with
n guard of one hundred soldiers, to Punta
Arenas and put on board the Guatemala
His brother, General Mora, and his brother-in-
law. General Canas, were also included in the
act Of Punishment.
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ricotufai society and Mech'nlcs Institute.
n HaGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
IL. DER, 10Th, between Main and Cary streets,
T. ielmond, Va,-InyiHZ fttcd up FOUNDRY at
the above place, am now prepared to execute ali
orders for BRASS AN y COMPOSITION CAST
iNGS. AT the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South Of Baltimore. Also
GAR8EFT'S PATENT AN ANPl-FBiCTION AND
RABBITS METAL, ior sale ~ reduced prices.
y. B.--HiGhest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken exchange for new.
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II BALTIMORE,
tiCr 10 the trade very large and CANT stock of
TRENCH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
which they Will sell low To- prompt dealers
Baltimore, August 10, 1889. au l3-5W*
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P0fsoAKp.--The finally of xh0naa ~
(,happeaL In Dinwiddis county. Va c2sssst-
ine 81 himxeN Ard vita. aad ~ eN1e1s.
were poisonea Oh nIonday lnst tnsss nessN1
b.en Aruenic 4atFoduced into saeM -
sianser the balance convalseetn9 -
eafTse erounds being analysed, lAruA &entiI
81 nrssni q MS astscied. = vAte 1870. .he
suspected Of having tnttlgAteu 1s1s> g -
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
COO YE4R'S Pd TENTS,
BY THE INDIA RIBRER PEN COMPANY,

81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
Are for sale by Booksellers, StatloBers, and Rub
Der dealers generally throns hout the United States.
Thay have all the ELASTICITY OF the quill without
the spatteung and serapIng of that instrument,
fthe points being perfectly smooth) and will last
foRger.
They are, likewise, superior to the steel pen, in
that they MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
" I'll Ner cORRoDE.
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the wants of editors lawyers, cergymen, students,
and profes essional men generally, being less tlresome
90 the hand, and more unliurm IN action. than any
other pen now in use. They are cheaper than gull
oi the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tanning one gross EACH with holder at 50 per gross
and viii he mailed, POSTAGE FREE, to any address,
upon receipt of the price.
Liberal discount allowed to the Trade, Colleges,
Echoels and Public Institutions. Address .
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN co.
;e 23--Sms Office. 81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
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~o LEE n PLEASANTS, A + T OR
90 NElS AZ LAW, Practice in the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrico Goochland and Ham
over.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&C. taey arc authorf zed to take Dispositions Alda-
WITS, AckncwIetrmeuts OF Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ney, Bll,s ui Sale &c, to he used recorded IN the
sessta, States and Territories of the Union.
Office On 18th ST. 3d door from Main.
mi i2-iy
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as--yr%s ptRKE pOINDEXTER. ATTOR-
G~EaA NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA.
practice IN the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
ties OF Chesterfield. Pnwhatan and Amelia.
1A- Office in LIse S Building, corner Of Main and
34th streets, sc 25-ly
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n Licerice--A. o. e. Brand.--The above
weH knows fayorite Brand always on sale hy
JAMES G. McANDREW,
de- 8-Iv 81 Pine street. New York.

ma To Smokers. ..Neerschaum Pines. 1--WE
have on hand beautiful lot of MEEhScHAUM
TO be EsUisE. MEADE a. BAKER, DRUGGISTS.
ls6 Main ST., corner above Post Office.
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BUSIN HSS NOTICES.

1870 l.. GNER. -2
Iocp. APoTnECARY AND DRrGGIsT, SGL3
CORNER gTH AND BROAD STS., II
Keeps c"nSianty on hand a full and select Ii
STOCK nf DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS. &c; best
PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES All
MEDICINES are pure and genuine. Sim
MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
EfCHIfOND. "a,
MONUMENTS. TONES, HEAD PIECES,
WINTLES, FONTS, DC.
rS- First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag-
ric0itura coclely and Mechanics Institute.
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GEORGE DARBY. Manuiacturer's AGENT for
u the sale ol BOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOHLUfNGS, ~. Il large assortment constant
iy on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to. No. j, Governor street Richmond
Va. Noung s sceebrated SHonth- Sawed $ H NtiT i
MACHINE put up IN any part OF the State. at
short notice, j. 29-6u
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INLW I 1UNh, IItlTCH II, oU.
"Dear Sir: am Il good deal beset here, for
copies of my speech, by some friends, and
shall be equally so when i reach Boston,
Pray put my unhappy case before MI Grou-
ard.*
- found great panic here The article in
the National lntelligencer of Saturday
struck like thunderbOlt. 1t is regarded as
doing the highest credit 10 the paper, both for
honest patriotism and ability. The alarm is
now subsiding, under confident feeling that
the Senate may be relied on.
81 go TO Boston tomorrow or next day,
leaving Mrs. w. here hope all are happy at
your house. Yrs truly,
SD. WEBSTER"
I+Foreman printer in the office of the Intelli-
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I~z.a LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 9Th street, he.
tween Grace and Franklin streets, jy l3-3m'
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But Mr.. Webster's notes were not always
frolicsome, rs the two following on totally
different subjects, will prove -
JAN. /. 40.
'1Iy Dear Sir: rely on you for to o-morrow,
at O'Clock. put the hour thus early in hopes
of catching Mr.. Macready for an hour or two,
before he goes to his readings
"lIuZza for Republican liberty in France =
The mere image,-the empty idea of Imperial
Power, preferred to real, experienced well
tried talent and public virtue.
Il greatly fear trouble in Europe. 1t is
more than even a chance, that war VIII break
out on the Austrian question; and this French
election will add new fuel to the popular
heats, in Germany and Prussia.
yours truly, ID. WEBSTER,
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CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF

sale elegant assortment of all kinds of CRATES,
l,nelndng every style Of FENDERs, SIMMER
Tones and pOKERS. Seven different sizes of
coal scUTTLEs, Clnder SHoVELs, Fir, SHO-
Blower STANDS; Bass and Iron Fo0TMANs; ere
BRICK hre SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
SEpSk for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
Had Others IN want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices. !
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work OF the above description nj my BELL and
BRASS F0lNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANIfACTORY, No. 223 Main street, between
S.h and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Va.
an i7--Ym y n nENOON.
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"My Dear Sir We are 5 of us here who
were of Gen. Harrsons Cabinet. We dine to-
gether at my house, on Thursday at ) O'Clock
We have voted you in as Z. M. Genl in the
place OF Mr.. Granger; you must come. If you
are engaged at lis, or.elsewhere, you
erpscted natt,r otbuSiaesS.' We can take no ex-
cuse. Yours. ID. W.
Hear him when signing for a little recrea-
ton -
my Dear Sir shall be. ineritably, de-
tained here, some days longer; so find and
am tired. Can we go shoot tomorrow or
fish or drive or do anything! Is there any
body to go with us ! Pray invent something
ifyou can. Pray invent some thing-or l shall
plunge. ID. W.
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tCTI0S CARD.-The subscriber offers his
n services as AUCTl0NEER Ia the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pied sing his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured fis experience as an Auc-
tioneer viii entItle m TO a share oi public patron
rs. Office in rear Of D. n. Jones' store No rs
A;tin street-entrance IN the alley
au l9-;i,u ]. H. DIGGES.