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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-21

CRFAT IMPORTANCE
" To TIRE puBirC.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPPINf; G3opS
No 81 MAIN NTrrxr


Yen will find the chez est handsonest coe,is ~
every description that can be found III any pry
eoNAs store bleck An3 Calered silks ~ carl. 90
upwards De LANES. CTesedies ana Jscouets / s~ns
ara Calscoes and nfreg sli price,; Rrtlliants ar
ten cents; R~owa linen, Tor Men and Rcys M isi..
Ni,ts y, worth sS} MaTsetles and Linen eo.on,s
At 70 't and hisber prices: Stella shswls md Mar.
tss. ron si,!S &c; white Ladies' ii aloyee. y 4,
ems Toweltng. the che ape ever broue hi 10 M
swiss aud Cambria Collars; Swiss and Csmsr,s
Pcreses for Wells at s Guehes for Bonne,s AZ - Is
. cents, ,leay worth double the money; Rxtension
skirts, % CENTS aud upwards; Grown and nj, eched
Shirins ana SReettcs at all prices; Riack White
aud MIXED Hose At 10 cts and great msnv more
Cooks, at prices that cannot sa 10 please Cali SER
nh Ia IOsEpu Strpausr
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NH i, 81 SS7S As&$sssHs. Trustees.
BUILDING LO1

- Rroad street, in Mayo's Plan, and Valuable
bkICk TES ENENT on Cary street, opposite TO
on nbian Hotel FOR sALEA AUCrI'iN.-W In,
ne sold. on WEDNESDAY, the 30th Marc h. 1859 on
the premises, commencing at o'clock p a. those
tWo beautiful Building Lots los 73 u in Mayo
Ran. on which carnenter's shop star d.. now in
fe running back leo Fest to an alley After which
will be sold the valuable Brick Tenement on the
north side OF Cary street, opposite the Columbian
Kohler d Co
TERMS: ne-fourth cesh. balance at 4, 8 and IL
cured by trust deed. or title retained Iha exes
and insurance for 1859 TO be paid y the pure
NH 10 GODDIN Il APPERSON Aucts
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EEIPPlHG.

FORBALTiMORE via NORFOLK
80 -Tssss The good schooner WM SEVERE. John
orooss master, having portion of her car 20 en-
gagged and going on board, will have all possible
dispatch. For remainder, apply to
ZEN INV COLOIIITT %
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NUTlCE.-Ali persons having clsims
~ against the estate of JOHN GRAY, deed. are
requested to present them TO for settlement and
all those in tebted 20 said estate are earnestly re-
quested TO settle their accounts with as little DELAY
possible, as am anxious 10 close M administrs.
to- JAMES " GRAY
NH l6-6ts Admir- of John Gray decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-21

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE OPENING
~ OF DRY Go0Ds.-BREEDENk FOX. Broad
street, have bsen receiving during the past week
avery large assortment of Dry Coos We wou'C
call the attention Of buyers especially TO our very
lar ge aud beautiful stock Of
NV aud elegant siiks, all entirely new designs
barage and Grenadine Robes, in great variety
Lace AnG Six Mantiiias
tpri1R and summer ShawlB
EHbroideries and Laees
Irish Linen. Table Bamssks, Napkins
sersants' Clothing. DC &c
NH IL RdkEDEN FOX III BROAD r.
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~ TO THE PUBL(C.-TheoEn
&sSssbscriber takes this method Of s@SSALSSSaa4L
rmlng his friends aud the public geneTaIIy mat
he has opened general LIVERY, SALES and
HIRING STABLE, on 18th, between Franklin ana
Grace streets. one square below the Old Market,
where he Will be gla to see his old acausinapces
ana as mSny new ones as may favor him with tn ,ir
patronage, with the assurance on bis part that no
thing shall be left Undone that will add 70 the com
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his care -
His groems are polite and attentive and his grana-
~ will always be supplied with the best tn mar ket
affords. GEOL EARNEST
go Agent for Joseph Brummel.
B-l Will give my personal attention TO the
huyine aad selling of HORSES and MULES for
those that may eDtrust such matters to nv judg
ment. nh l5-Im GLE
EODEKER'S EXCELsIOR YEAST
- POWDER by the OF this Baking Pow der.
light bread, biscuit, rolls. bnckwheat cakes Or any
ether kind OF bread in which common yeast is used
can be made in very short time, with little trou-
bic, and Ci superior quality.
1t contains ingredient that is not perfectly
harmless 10 the stomach, and bresd made with Il
will always be light, sweet and dgsstible. A lit.
lie added to pastry or the batter for duInplings
buildings. &c, will much improve them.
il used according 70 the directions it will never
iai to give satisfaction, and one great source of
tr ubie and vocation TO housekeepers b. removed
Price l212 cts paper. Prepared only by
BQpEKER,
Aphthecary and Druggist No 10 Main st.
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E'INE ARTS. "A very choice collection
ETCF IN9S, by the most distiugujshsd masters
comprising some of the finest by r MORGHEN. Ar
derloDi. Foschi: Longhi: Mandel, Caessns, Desnoy.
etc, etc. Among those will be found the splendid
Raphael-MadoDna della Tenda. Engraved bs
Foschi
Rubens-Descent from the Cross. Engraved by
Glaessins.
Guido ReDi-Aurora. Engraved by Rainad.
Observation-Disclosures of st Jerome, Engraved
by Pagon.
J. ia vipci-Last Supper. Engraved by Morghen.
Van Dyck-Charies l. Engraved by Strange.
And many others.
Connoisseurs respectfully invited to examine
them. This collection. brought here by Mr. Dot i,
rrntseller, is offered for sale for n short time
only, at sUNDBERH'S
Picture Frame Store,
NH lo-sa Main street.
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OoI ,.,, ~ 7 HUWAKD. COm'r.
nah is ' '''
UNJUST SALE UFA FARM of SIS Acres

IN Henrico county, ) miles below Richmond
near Laurel tii Pursra ut TO the pr visions
oI : ufea O. trust, tNecuted by Will .m Eubank and
trustees or the Mechanics Building Fund Associa.
ION; OF the city OF Richmond and recorded in the
SieTK 1in;e OF Henrico County Court we shall on
nAIuhnAv, the IS h March. 1893 at 10 O'clock M.
alTi II no. on the mex, Dir day Sunday ex.
the kighes, bidder for ca sh fty-six a,res Of LAND
10 heurico county, i've miles below lbe city of Rich
mona within one hHnired yards Of the Charles
Wy U IL road adjoining the lands of WIN Pierce
80 fsrrar and others, and recently in the occu.
pancy Of WIN Eubank; There. il on the place a
Barn. The Lard il beautifully situated and ia in a
most excellent e;nhborbood ~ - 80 -
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VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE

Brick Tenement on III West line of It'll street,
near to Franklin street. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on MONDAY. the 9th of March, 1859
or the premises commencing at IA O'Clock NJ, the
very neat Brick Tenement, located as above, now
in the occupancy of Mr Jno Cayo. The house
hiss rooms besides good kitchen In The rear, an 4
is supplied with gas, water and city cuivert TAX
ing into consideration the excellent location Of thi.
property. and its to the business parts Of
the city, 1t Is gsrded as very desirable for small
family. For several years past. i, has rented for
$500 per apnun.
TEkMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 8, ard
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secur
ed by trust deed. The taxes for 1859 10 be paid by
the purchaser. G0ODIN G APPERsON. :.
mn is Aucts.
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Ii CHARLESTON, S.C-The
Sssfak superior fast sailing schooner II WEEKS
weeks master. having portion of her caree en-,
gaged and going on board, will have dispatch For
rem ander, apply to
b l4-7t W ID COTOyTJTT a m
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STORE AND DWELLING ON MORT

~ SIDE Of BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION
IN oe sofa upon the premises on MON DAY. the
I'M sttn INST cornm onc'ng at IA o'clock NJ Brick
near Mo1roe street 'AN0 vi O'0ses
The honse is newly erected and has Eve room.
above fer family. observation-disclosures
Tbe Lot fronts on Broad street 20 feet. and rms
back the usual depth to an alley A "s
TERMs-Ope- -four III cash; the balance at q .rA y,
and secured by trust deed .N1'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-21

GUAVA JRLLY-Currant Jelly,
Aplis Jelly, 0aines Jsllx, Pins llD!s r.
ssrvS JonAfo uak9n 0rsen oass* yaRes -
Grsee O.rn. 9esA 1oGseess. ceDsss. oeiseA ~
ehovisss RsacA tyesesvsa, 6Eesa 49,. -. - -
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v hOaFE Luz ON SOUTH SIDE OF
v, CATHERINE STREET. AT AUCTION wa
Wlt feI upon the pre- ises. on MONDAY, the 2Ist
,asa commencing at ocl 'ck. p NJ. very pretty
vacant Lot, on the sonth side of Catherine street
and adjoining the residence of Mr. 4 Bunt
fronts Catherine street 81 feet and runs baoh
the usual dep h, to an alley
Terms: 0ne-fcurih cash the balance AZ A Ard
months. for negotiable notes. with interest Add. a
and title retained, or trust deed
NH I6 .Isa w W sOE sn...
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HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY

4 4 STREET AT AUcTION.-Will be so,d nnor
the premises. on MONDAY. the ,4th day of Msrcch
10y, com meneing at N O'clock p NJ, a very neat
the residence Of Mr. Peter Glinn The h"u:e h.
. pen compleied1the first story Of brick aud
one desiring to purchase house for a me,imm So
i"mlIy, IN a pleasant neighb1rhocd would do well
examine this property. The Lot fronts "a feat
aod runs back 100 feet to an ajley ~ WV
TERMs-oDe fourth cash the calapce at I, and
Is months for negotiable potes With interest addeJ
and secured by trust deed N "eu
,o,rJASM TAYLOR 4 SON. Auots.
,PuSr'ONENENT,-in consequence OF the rain.
ane above sales are postponed till MONDAY Che
Z'st instant. at the same hour. w.
NH Is yum a co~,
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My friends and the public generally
will find me located on Franklin street, nearly op
'1 .nb ,1Naws JAMES WANDER. Agent
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GREAT BARGAINS I'm EMBROIDE-
hhiEs AND LACEs-BREEDEN Il FOX Broad ut,
nave last received Embroideries and Leees bought
Extremely low prices, 70 which they would call
"oehtion Of buyers. mh I4-2w
A"NS, LAWNS, LAWES.--Juet re-
49, ssiyed. large lot Of fine fast eopd Lawns,
ali ths,.s Az ssbn q izx cents per Isra. Come.
'Hey ore Gil sons. ALFRED MOSES,
nm 6s Main street.
AMe.--ioc o. ks choice n ANS; for sale
~ MASHIR 4 RLEARA ME- a. Carr n.
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By Alexander Mott.

NIUN bhLAb. Il VIII Offer Tor sale ct
auction TONIGHT, and continue every night
through the winter, a large and complete assert.
ment Jeweyr. Ready made Clothing Eett Shirt
de Is ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ JAMES WANDER 10y Agent 70 carry on the
MERCHANT TAIL0RIf business ia all its
branches. AbANIHUS MCKINNEY.
Richmond, March l6, le59.
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By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer

MIGHT SALES Il will continue the
=, Night Sales of large lot of Gold, Plated and
Siiver Watches, and Jewery Of every description.
de 20 Il IARIia Aucf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-21

X lNE AkTS.-Messrs w. SATTLER
co. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ing ETolic that MIR kNOEoLER, successor to Con.
tdrG; and select assortment OF plain and colared
EESGBBIA,vlEns, LlTHoGRA PH s and PH0T0-
GaApHs. Ihey will be on exhibition and offered
day the 18th, 18th. 2lst and ed of March, only.
greaf portion OF the collection being sainnla.
intended tor exhibition in the states
dealers IN and the public in general
orSs INVITED y, to visit us daring these three
and select from the whole collection.
large assortment OF the engravngs W ill be ken.
oy US IN nture, and orders for others promptly at
Pa'tcua ar attention is called to the Phi osograpbs
as the most beautiful specimens OF thar art VET Az
tant. WN SATTIER r, " ca
mn Is Artists Supply Store I42 Main ar
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
Richmond Wayne County Indiana, August 18TH 1859

takin the seckund glass l was seized with
desire to brake winders, and arter imbibin
the third glass, Rocked a snail boy down.
pickt his pocket of New York Ledger. and
wildly kummenced readin Sylvanus Cobb's
last Tail. / verify do believe that eff I'd
histed in another glass shood have bin des-
perate enuf to attack the Mount Vernon Pa
pers.
Its drefful stuff-a sort of lickwid liteniu
got up under the pursuual supersishun of the
devil-tears mems innurds awl to paaces s.
makes their noses blossum as the Lobster
Shuu it as you would wild hyeny with a
fire brand tide to his tale, & while you are
about it you will do fust rate thing for
yourself and everybody about you by shun-
ming all kinds of intoxicatin lickers You
don't need 'em no morn a cat needs tales.
sayin nothin abows the trubbls aud sutferin
they cawse, But unless your innards are
cast iron avoid New Englan's favorite bevsr-
ige.
Nv trends, line dun. 1 tare myself away
from you with tears in my eyes & pleasant
odor of Onyuns abou, my close. In the
langwidge of Mr.. Catherine TO the Rumuns,
60 but perhaps | shall cum back gin.
Adoo. pspel of Wethersfisld. Be virtuoos
& you'll be happy.
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Sons Of Malta.

The Sons Of Malta. as we'll as good many
others. will enjoy the following good joke.
which is told by the Seneca Advertiser, and
is said to have occurred in one of the interi-
or villages of Ohio.
A worthy member of the Methodist Church
slightly touched with Millerism. had never
read in his Bible, nor in the newspapers, Of
the Sons of Malta. and had no idea that such
organization was in existence in his town.
The order determined upon having a parade
a, twelve O'Clock precisely, in regalia making
them look for all the world as if Just ariseu
from slumber "with the drapery of their
couch round them" the Sons issued from the
council room, the procession moved slowly
along. and in their route passed by Dean
As house, the strains of music and
the sounds of feet awoke him from his dreams.
Drawing aside his curtain he saw the
ghosty order filing by. and rapidly conclud-
ed the day of judgment was at hand. Call
ing to his wife and children. be exclaimed ::
There! there. the day of Jud ment has
come! The spirits of the dead in the Meth
odist graveyard are going to join the spirits
In the Luthern grave ard, and none of YOU
are ready but NE! I told you it would be
so,"
His surprise aud ehayrin may well be i'm
agined when he found that the PROCESSION
instead of spirits. was that of Sons of Malta,
headed by G. B. j. A.
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A u &C Om IN OdatinS SLawExnOundes es

Indiana is blest with the most liberal
hearted and accommodating public officers, We
venture to assert. of any State ia the Union
As an instance, we cite a case in their man.
agement Of the business Of selecting a site
for the new penitenlary. The Legislature,
in their act authorizing this work. stipulated
50 day the wages to which the com
missioners are entitled for their services But
that sum proving inadequste TO cover cham
pagne, cigar. and other bills and Injuries.
after repeated pleasures excursions and high
living for about fifty days. without ac-
complishing anything. application was made
by the Governor for an allowance of $500
each for the valuable service thus far rendered.
The Auditor not wishing to incur the re-.
sponsibility Of doing an act so palpabiy IN
violation of the Statute. without an opinion
from the Attorney General. that function
airy decided At once. tha; the Law contem-
plated an allowance of necessary expenses -
besides 50 day. and accordingly the
Treasury bled to the amount of an additional
$1,000 to meet the contingency This
IS not story gotten up for political effect.
but We have it from indisputable Democratic
authority, and is but small part of the his
tory Of the manner in which the busine 50 OF
locating the penitentiary has been managed
Decatur Republican.
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i, The Philadelphia 0asette in describing the
Insane Asylum Of that city. thus alludes to
one of the most eccentric of its inmates:
He is man who imsgines himself the pos.
SCISSOR OF an inexhaustible banking house. e.
tie is a tall. brawny fellow, with boiled
eye and dishevelled hair. You enter the yard
IN company with the Guardian of the Poor
The Guardian he probably knows. and to
him he merely mods . salute. You, howey-
or, he approaches with smile. n44 -
DO you want any funds to-day?' he.ear-
nestly enquiries.
b. Your companion explains the delusion, and
to humor him you reply:
Yes. have you anything over?'
'Oh, yes! lent Victor Emanuel s1Oo. 900
to-day, and I've promised Garibaldi and Kos
suth each quarter Of . million Tomorrow.
but can spare you about $50. 900 provided
you take it in 6vs-frank pieces
That will DO very nicely you respond
BY the way, Mr.. -. how much do you
suppose yourself TO be WORTH
!; Worth! Why. the Rothchilds are nv
agents now. and they know better than do.
Mr.. Belmont aud james Dundas are nv
agents in Philadelphia. Ask theu.'
DO You ever get short of funds, M
. Not often. but did once. | lent Com.
onfort $50 900. 900 to save Mexico, and :he
cheated me out Of il. That crsmped me
about . week. but no more now. Send up
ia morrow. aud I'll let you have the five
frank pieces. Never mind about interest,"
saying which the poor fellow STALKS away,
feeling happier. no doubt. than one half Of
our millionaires who possess both reason aud
dollars.
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80 could there this world - fo000s
Sonshttls spot ef happy Greaa1.
wher. village pleasures night g rosnd.
Without the village sssslingi
How acuhly biest that rest would -,
Where sh miShs dwsli ia Kbsgsy,
Free from the hitter misery
Of eossips ssaisss praaslas."
Every community il cursed BY the pres
ence of . class of people who make it theis
but their own. Such people are the mesnsss
specimens Of humanity which m al wise
Providence permits 70 exist on this sin cursed
earth. II is well known that almost every
person is disposed to speak evil Of others
and tattling is sin from which very few csn
claim to be entirely exempt. But the obJeot OF
our present article b 70 speak of that distinct
class Of tastlens who mako tale-bearing the
constant business Of their lives. They pry
into the private affairs OF every family in the
neighborhood; they know the .xsct state Of
one neighbours feeling toward another; they
understand every ybcdy's faults. and no little
blunder or misdemeanor aver escapes their
vigilAnt watehfulness. They arc particularly
well posted up on everything connected with
ceursship and matriu.oay: know who are
going to marry whom. and can guess the ex-
act time when it will take place. They watch
every movement Of parties suspected of mat.
rimonial intentions. and il there is the slight
est chance to create disturbance. excite
jealousy. or ''break up" . match. they take
immediate advantage Of it. and do all in their
power to keep people in . constant state OF
vexation. They glide quickly from gentle
man to lady. from mother to daughter, fiom
father to son, and in the ears Of all they pour
their dark. bitter whispers Of slander and
abuse, and at the same time pretend to be
the most sincere friend Of those they talk 10.
Their black and nauseous pills Of malicious
slander are sugar coated with smiles and hon
led words Of friendship.
| Tattlers are confined to no particular class
Of society. They belong to al classes. and
operate in all. We find them in the rich and
the poor--"upper ten" and tho slower mill
lion"--in the church and out oft They are
people who have no heart and less brains
who have no higher ambition than to be well
informed in regard to other peoples private
business to retail scandal TO their neighbors,
and exult in 6eadish triumph over the woun-
ded feelings and bruised hearts of their in
nocent victims. Beautiless old maids and
childish matrons make the most accomplish
ed scandalmongers in the world. They seem
to take to tattling from the promptings of a
natural instinct, aud they prosecute It with
an energy that would do internal honor to
their grand leader-the Prince Of Darkness
himself. Our contempt for such graceless
creatures knows no bound. and We can find
no words in which to express its infsmy.--
What punishment they deserve We cannot
know; but God knows. aud a. sure as his
eternal justice reigns. they viii recsive .
tribution in proportion to the magnitude of
their offences against the laws OF God and the
interest of hum anity.
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H~ DRAINING A SwAMP.-The Newcast

D9 DRAINING A SwAMP.-The Newcastle,
Ia. Courier states that company has been
organized and survey made, for the pur-
pose o. s'raig ening he channel of Blue river
for the distance OF ten miles, and draining
the marshy bottoms adjacent A ditch six
feet wide at the bottom. and six feet deep. is
to be sunk in the stream in as straight q line
IS possible. on the premises OF each land
holder. and this, it is thought. will reach far
enough down to allow all the water of thu
swamps to run into IL The reclamation of
hundreds of acres o, good land will be one
good result. and the removal of = fruitful
source of Agues and fsvers, another.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

Last month, Gen. Sampson Dove, OF VIM
epusa, married the darter of the American
Keounsel (ConsuD to Dublin. Miss Jemima
Fox. Did YOU ever see her. stranger"
Never / said.
Well. that's cruel pity. for you would
have seen a peeler. tell you-a real corn
fed gal and no mistake. Just what Eve was.
guess. when she walked about the garden.
aud angels come to see her-not so everlas-
tin thin and vapory. like sunbsAms. Well.
they first went to Killarney on . wedding
tower and after they had stared at the
lovely place till they hurt their eyes. and
they came down here to see the Groves of
Blarney, and what not. Well, the Gineral
didn't want folks to know they were only
just married, for people always run to the
winders and out doors to look q. bride. ~
if she was bird that was only seen once in
a hundred years. It's convenient. that's =
fact. and it makes sensitive. delicate mind
ed gal feel as awkward as a wrong boot. So
says the Gineral to Pat: Pat says he, don't
go and tell folks we are only Just married !:
lie low aud keep dark. will yous that's a good
fellow 'Bedad, never fear. yer honor. divil
much they'll get out of me, can tell you.
Let me alone for that; can keep secret as
we'll ever priest in Ireland Well. for
all that they did stare in a way that was a
Caution To Owls. duu wen tucy mikub too, toI
it amt oftan that they see such gal as Miss
Jemima. can tell you; though the Irish gals
warn't behind the door when beauty was
given out--that's fact. At last the Gineral
sees something was in the wind above COM
mon, for the folks looked amazed in the
house. and they didn't seem hals pleased Ell.
ther. So says he. one day: pat says he.
hope Won did not tell them we were just
married. did you?' Tell them you was just
married.is it. yer honor! said he. let me alone
for that! They were mighty inquisitive about
it. and especially the master-he wanted to
know all about it. entirely. Married. is it ?
says l: "wby. they amt married at all the
divil parson ever said grace over them! But
I'll tell you what says I, If you won't re-
peat it to nobody, the are going to be mar
red in about fortni ght. for l heard them
say SO this blessed day. with my own ears
If the General wasn't raving. hopping mad.
it amt no matter. In half au hour he and
his wife were seen on board the steamer for
England, and Pat is in bed here yet, from the
licking he got-Dublin Uaioersity Nag.
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xxx. Vol.
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We are prepared to do all kinds of Job Work. in
plain and fancy eoiors in style II exceiienee that
cannot be surpassed and specis attention 70
this branch Of business tfujy solicit the
patronage Il all who desire any kind Of printing done
We have fixed prices at IS low rates - any re-
spectabIe and will hereafter in consid
Grafton of these reduced prices expect the cash. or
special contract, on the delivery Of the work.
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