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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

yR0CERiES; L.nuyyhS, &C.. AT AuC-
Ac., eonsisting of Brandy. Whiskey, Gin. Cordial,
,ss shd- Via bacon e.
hhds shoulders. and OF Hams. bbls. Molasses,
&c. Sc III X. cAI1HOKN.
by Goddin 4 ApPersom, Ancts.
CEyERaL HANDSOME LOTS. IN THE
> PLAN or RELvipERE NEAR HoLLY-
FION-wil I've sold at auction, the premises
on FRIDAY, Sept l6; la,9 commencing at
Ing very beautiful LOTS, viz: two Lots frontiug
on the east line of Pine street; two frontag on the
+ on Wh aas he enesse
aud two opposite his residence. fronting on Spring
street Also, Lots fronting together 30 feet on
Cherry street, running back li0 feet to another
Alter which, viii he sold a most beautiful LOT
in sydney on the north side OF Einiwcod street
between Harvie and Short streets. fronting a feet
running back $50 feet to an alley, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. James W. Reed.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and 3
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
,s retained ~ so fs Ps'f Be Atkinson fffE Auet
m. PosTPoNEMENT.-I consequence Of the
rain. the above sales were postponed to SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON the Gath September iss9, at
Sc II GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF OF SMALL FARM.
4 FOUR MILES BEboW RplCCH II NEAR
LANDS OF JACOB 8. ATLEE AND 9TH
FRS-As Trustee in deed of trust bearing date
2}d June 1857. duly recorded in Henrico County
Court on the 18th Jan. 1858. shall, in execution
the reof proceed To sell, at public auction, on the
premises on FRIDAY. the Both day of September.
1889 at 4 clock. T. NJ, If fair; If not the next
fair day the FARM conveyed by said deed, loca-
ted as above and IN the occupancy of Mr..
Joseph |. Herbert, containing twenty acres,
more or less, of which u acres are in fine state
of Observation-Disclosures in wood. The Buildings
on the place are sufficient for the use of a small
family.
The TERMS, which will be reasonable, will be
made known at the hour of sale. The taxes for
1855 and 1859 to be paid by the purchaser.
The foregoing property was sold by the under
signed on the Sth March. 1858. A sale is now
made necessary by the failure of the purchaser to
comply with the terms of sale. and it is made at
his risk and loss. JOHN HOWARD,
Sc 16 Trustee.
ByI. & G.. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.
OCERIES. &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-On
u THURSDAY. 22d Sept, we will SELL at 10
o'clock. al our auction store, an assortment of
BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS and HAMS.
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
New York Extra S YRUP
soA,Pip;." CANDLES and STARCH.
RectIfed WHlSKEY.
N. i. RUM.
French BRANDY.
Clarat and Madeira WINES.
RICE.
Manufactured TOBACCO, &c.. &c.
TERMs.-l nder 500, cash; SIGO and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
Sc 10 |. Il q. B. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
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fIGARS, CIGARS. ClGARS-LEAF AND
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHE IFS. &c-
wholesale purchasers are solicited to call and ex-
anime, ut JOHN B0UCHER'S Cigar and To-
hacco Store, l4th St, between Main and Franklin
SITS, complete assortment in the above line OF
foods. Warranted as represented. ifany article
don / suit 1t can he exchanged, or the money re-
funded at any time.
y. B;-CIGARS made, in any style, to order.
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children Will he wanting BOOKS. Parents and
Teachers Will do well To send 10 MORRIS BOOK
STORE, y VI am street where they will find all new
and fresh editions. and at as low prices as can be
tnu-ht IN the cttv. Make out your lists and give
trial before purchasing. CIV
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9th street, next to the Mechanics institute.
SO
RiBhES, BIBLES, BiBLEs.- just opened

4 D 4. -.
- splendid assortment Of
FAMILY, PULPIT, SCHOOL AND POCKET
BIBLES, containing Old and New Testament
Apocrypha Plates, Family Records. and every
thnE else pertaining To a complete edition OF the
sacred volume, and at all prices from g IS to 4 %
each. ALSO.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS.
In velvet, morocco, arabesque. sheep and other
bindings and at all prices from Is cts. to $40 each
For sale by
Sc l5-3t A. NORRIS 81 Main st
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II IL ST lust BELOW CITY JAIL, WITT n sMALI
At Al, tAICTIoN.-Will be cold on sATuRDA AZ
IERNooN, the 18th September, 1852 upou tho
premises. commencing at ~ O'Clock. the HOtJSE
and LOT loceted as above. The Lot fronts q feet
inches and runs back 100 feet. The oaild,n~s
CONSIST OF q small Framed House, &C., now rent
8. TERMs.-one third cash; balance At and nios,
Tor negotiable notes int rest added. &c
ses .GODDfN & APPERS0N, Aucss
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nfEDlc Al. CARD.-Df. PLUME oEsrs In ssf-
vi wees ths psbc IN the ~ sscIss
diseases. TweAtx yeAfs praetiqf II tAe Alxee
hsanch Fives Dr.. p. claim 70 pub 10 hynr. -oMe4
oa Frankiin street, pear the Exehsnse Ha!eis 81
ys,s ri hsad, sSegis "a IL .c nEeaic AZ,
cinee seat ~ orgi@F. Al eomms 1lea3lqes u 4qfx
nr ash4Fwisa eamse0 aeeeooA g. Aseee9 -
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4 UCTION SALE 0F BANDS LIVING Il

- KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE n
DAY OF DECEM Der, 1859 By virtue of two
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
and on the 18th day of June 1859, in a Chancery
snit, entitled 'Sinnstt VS.. JohnSon's or. and
Others" the undersigned, as COMMISSIONER viii
Der, 1859, 81 u clock, noon, to sell ut PUBLIC
AUCTION. at the front door OF the State Court
II USE IN Richmond, Il certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Poeatallco river and its waters. in the
county OF kanawha, containing 4 600 acres, part
OF 5000 acre tract. patented te General Samuel
Smith, deceased late of Baltimore, Mary land be-
ing the same tract Of Land which was convey ed
Sinnett by deed, bearing date the 18TH dav OF July,
1856 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Coun-
ty Court OF said Kanawha county, to which refer
ence is made for more fall description OF said
Land. and of the boundaries thereof.
TERMs-Made known at the time and place Of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
auN-d2m Special Commissioner.
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NERY yALuAHLE pKIvATE Res

y pENEE ON THE NOKTH sIDE Of CI.Ad
STREET, NEAR TO BROOKE AVENUE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTfOS.-Ns ia lie sold AT auction, on
the premises. on TUESDAY. the 4th October, 1850,
4, clock. p. NJ. the property located as above,
now b. Mr.. John Tyler. The LOT has front al
67ss feet, and a depth Of 10 feet. The improve
menfs consist OF a larse and well arranged BRICK
DIV ELLlNG, in good resasir. with Gas. water,
bathing apparatus, 6e.s hriea kieheH and iann
siloAe- house.
TEsas;-one htth cash; balance at 4. 8, IL and Is
n,oniiz, for nesatiahie notes. interest added Sc
cared by trust deed, or tile retained.
Sc 10 GODpfN Il APpEkS0N, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days.
Bv Richard canfhorn. Aact.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &C.. AT AUC.
VI TION,-fn MONDAY. Igth nsf,, at 10 o'rik.
at my store will sell Mt auction, lot of Liquors.
Ae.. consisting of Brandy. Whskey; Gin. Cordial,
the aeiIing of honor. Also. 2 hhds Bacon s,des.
hhds Shoulders. and of Hams. bbls. Molasses,
sugar Coffee. Soap. Candies, Cheese. Butter. Lard,
Ge. sc III ~. CAIIHOkN.
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MISSES kING.s BOARDING AND my

vi SCHOOt.-The next session Will commence
an the first MONDAY in October, 1859, and will
close the last dav of June. 1860.
Mr.. OSWALD HEN pRICH. viii continue to
teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing,
and Mathematics. Mons BOuLANGE, French.
TERMS:
Board for nine months Observation-Disclosures. $50
Tuition IN ordinary English branches ........ 81
tuition i'll Advanced branches ................ 40
Lane uages. Ancient and Modern, each. ....... 70
Music on IianO 90
Drawing IN Pencil and Cray ON. ................ ~
Him
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NlRGi NJ A AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
nee OF the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond, on the list MONDAY in September, 1859 lit
being the 9Th day Of the month";
against IA C,sr
VIM. J. Preston. ...... Dft N VASE
nc opieGt ~ lliS SUIT IS to recover of the de-
1endant ElGHTI-FlVR DOLLARS AND THIR-
~ On Il CENTS, with interest, to be computed
after the rate OF SIX per centum per annuin on
S5I56 part thereof from the LIST day of July iss5
ana on sZII5 the residue thereof from the LIST day
been made and filed that the DEFENDANT ahoWe
named IS 2 non resident of this Commonwealth,
the SAID defendant is notified to appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
Copy-Teste:
Sc l0-laW4W JAMES TT I CrI,r f,r,
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OLD CITIZEN RETURNED.


- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMoND:-
Alter an absence OF few years, have returned to
reside among you, with a view of anharklng AGAIN
n my old business of C0NFECEI0NER AND
street above 6th.
The general estimation enjoyed and the liberal
patronage bestowed, IN years that have long since
spec nave been, and are, warmly cherished. and
VIII ever be an INCENTIVE to serve kind patrons.
IL is my purpose, IN all times to come. furnish
ana conduct my establishment in q styie that WILT
nope, deserve the liberal support of friends and
citizens. in and out of the city.
Every article IN my line will be found equal to
Teprese ntation. and abundant in season, such as
CAKES CAN DIES. NUTS. RAISINS. ICE
CREAMS. JELLIES, pRESERVES, LEMONS,
ohAN1rS, and other domestic and foreign fruits
:, Caii anc examine my stock OF Confectionery and
Fancy foods; they are beautiful IN texture and
MothIhahship-caicniated To do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours, respectfully.
ANTONIO -pIZZTNI,
NJ No.1T Broad St. above 9th.
n. B-PartIes, wedding suppers. and lee Creams
iollIsusd at shortest notice sc l2-lnf5 A i.
NOIltE.- w hereas, the County Court of Hem
~; fco nave y In eontempiatlon to chance the To-
cation OF the Poor House, the undersig ned com
nttes are appointed To receive PROPOS Al s for a
suitable location Tor the arraHg eent for that
perpose; until the Both day of the present month";
tSeptember.1 " ~
Persons having suitable property. situated Mt
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three.
miles from the corporation. are requested to com
mun'cate with either Of the committee by written
proposition. They will state the location number
OF acres, character of the buildings and price of
the property.
The property Mt present occupied as a Poor
House VIII be sold, given in eXclan.e for sueh
As may he selected by the Court. from the lots Of
iered. j. b. NEESEE.
GEO. TURNER.
MILES c. EGGLESTON,
FENDAII, GRIFFIN,
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y bks Aa'si''isas a IN. zrrs;cs No,
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nv Gsdatn r AppersoB. Amcf's.
NALL HOUSE AND l.tpr ON WEBSTER

= :. sTElkEET EoR SALE AT AGcTi0N.--Wni
o.cIorIl 81 90 CAT RpAY. September n. 1852 At
Wee,s,s ne lot fronts 81 feet on the north side Of
str.et "a sJitset and runs hack Is6 feet to Cabell
$780, $500 ana knowu as No. 81, in Shook's plan The
rao,'x new tnot quite 6nished.l nanng three
IkRMs:-one- fourth cash; balance Mt q ,nsa
months. Tor negotiable notes interest ad,,ei snJ
liz ss ~ ,saaiheo. oODDIN i APPERSUN,
Anal
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' IN HANOVER COUNTY, on THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
AUCTION-W be sold on TUESDAY, Septem-
Der 10Th, 1852 at u o'clock, NJ, the valuable farm
located above. now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry NJ. Turner. it aiiions the lands of MesSrs.
Janes +. Jones. Thos. u. Turner, and others The
tract contains 22l1z OF which about $50 acres
are open land. including IL acres hue meadow; the
balance is we'll set In fine timber. The buildings
the place are comfortable. and sufficient for the
use of the place. They are all in good repair. The
neighborhood is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
Possession given first day of January next, bat
the meantime such partial possession as 10 ena-
bic the purchaser to seed crop OF wheat. The
place will he shown TO any one disposed 10 par
chase, by MIR. Turner. who resides on the place.
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. GODDIN K APfERSON,
Sc Aaetloneerg.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAI ESyATt

L ON MARSHALL STREET-As Trustees Of
the Monroe Building Fund Association of Rich
mond. and by order of the Board of Directors of
SAID Association, We will expose 10 sale. at public
auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
2lst day of September, commencing at AZ o'clk
+. NJ, the property conveyed by William Boot
ton by deed, dated January 9th 1857. of record in
the Clerks Office of the Hgstnss Court OF the
Clty OF Richmond, being LOT situated in the
city of Richmond. the north side OF Marshall
street, fronting thirtyfVe feet Mar shall street
and running back within pareilel lines one hun
dred and twenty two feet.
FERNS made known an sale
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TERMS FNE TIE NE~-IDN
PAYABLE hall on the LIST OF October, and the residue
DIcHMoND CLASSICAL


FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY. Sept. 26th. at the rooms on Franklin,
between sth and 9th streets.
EDW' u W. CONE. A. NJ. tp.;x;I
HORACE 2. SMITH. i. NJ. Principals
FRoF. II, ". kUELBEL, Instructor in French
aud other Modern lananages
PROF; JOHN a. CALYO, Instructor in Ornamen-
tai Drawing.
Book keeping aud Laws OF Accounts
PRof. Q. Ii ENRICH. instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Survey ing and Engineering.
Present patrons Of the School are earnestly so
hcited To secure punctual attendance on the part
Of the pupils and those wishing to enter their sons
are respectfully requested to make early applca-
ton.
The Principals viii he at their school room be
tween the hours Of 9 and y, and, ut other hours
may be found at their residences. For references,
terms, &c. Circulars for distribution, at the
Bookstore of JAS. WoodhoGse & Co. Sc 10 I'm
MR.. .CARY,s SCHOOL.-The duties of my
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, - = : > q : : -
I AUCTION eAIHmf
FINS hIiI'YJ.
BY. ~. pixsr.. Anr1 ,.-

A UCTTOy. -1IORs Es. MILES. WAGON. =.
"A Will be sold THIS MORNING.. 81 the Hfa y.
Lot. near the Central Depot. Commencing a. ~
O'Clock. several Saddle and Harness Horses.
y0snx Mules. four horse Wagon.
ADDfTfONAL.-16 fine Horse. Saddle and Bride.
Basxy and Harness, 2 superior Mich Cows.
SO II j. IT. pfGGE4 Aurt
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MISS NlNXAr M.ll = nnon he. n.

- Church Hill t,r GIRLS and SMALL, BOYS,
on NoNbA :, i9th oil September.
The usual En1iist branches tausht: also. Gro
c'an Painting, Fancy Leather work. and Ornamen-
tai Needework. 90 f--5t
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10 ACRES OF yALuABLE LAND. ONE

81 NJ LIE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION
We VIII sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the 81 day of October, commencing at go O'Clock.
Z. NJ. ~ acres ot valuable Land in HenrIco
upon the road from the Mechanicsville Turnpike
to 18th street.
This lard is adapted for building purposes or
market garden.
Any one desiring to secure a building site ada
cent to the city, IN highly respectable and healthy
neI9 hhorhood. would do well to attend this lie.
lie above property can be bought privately be-
fore the day of sale.
TERMs.-One- fifth cash: the balance at 6 Il, 49,
and "A months, for negotab BILE notes interest added
and secured by trust deed.
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ESIRABLh MAGNET GARDEN

3i1t!F' Z ~ Z q IlVIaNI = NJ HE'S, IN NU-
TAh,S ADpITIoN, ABOUT HALF A NILE
ERN: FOR SALE Al ATCTfON.HWil be sold.
on WEDNESDAY. the 2Ist Sept. 1859. on the
premises, commencing at . clock. ?. NJ. the very
Valuable and hIshly improved FARM, located as
above, now; and for many years past. in the oecu-
pancy oi Mr. Joseph Fuche,. II has for many
years been cultivated rs a Market Garden. and the
Lane now is IN q high state of Improvement. The
iyNetilh& contains q rooms, and there is a good
borhood good. e
FERNS made known at the hour of sale.
seI3 G0DDIN a hppEPSON A,ot-s
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HORSES AT AUCTION. THIS DAY. At 10
-. - O'clock at the LOT near the Va Central Rail-
,esa Depot. will sell st auction, Work Horses.
wagon, Cart Mule, &c.
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THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN And $50
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTioN.-Wiili he
sold on TUESDAY, the 9th September, 1889 At
auction, on the premises, AT o einek, r. NJ. the
large and admirably well arransed Teneinent ioea-
ted as above, now IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Vernon
Bowls, al an annual rem. of So.
TERMS ;--0ne ionTth cash; balance al 4, 8 and "
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed
Sc Is GODDIS * APpERSOS, Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURK n4Ys.

0sddin Z Apperxon. Auct.
> ACRES. ON Efh hs MI MI, CAM OK a,
so S AaiPP kspReEsIf9 w an aSb PhR
Of HoRsfFs. c Ar FEHhk s.,oN CONSISTING
asb SasaSahfs , sFs k5Ss fAHs
fNG HofsEHdrbi Y ffR tSpIfrofsIsSlNis NC iup
gABIs slbAvEs COWS eaRRfx5Bppg k YAK
AnCTioN.-At the request of M. ~ b &c, At
vii sell at pntlic auction The prem,ses moro, we
WEnN sFpsn,tised; without INIT OF reserve. on
O'clock A. NJ the FARM of .i aerss. IL az 70
s I'VE Of the Williamsburg read six miles he,n,
ptsiehinond, within half mlIe Of the York River
Railroad; About leo acres are apeu land AMI ~
~. heavily covered with pine wood All the
bs asi S , on the place have been erected within
u,Seilhg, good Kitchen. iarse Stable. Ge THE
eeiisna handsomely located. and the Land of ex-
hlter the sale ef the Land. all the personal Prop
embracing FINE hr Pc so,d consisting Of Horses
nogs, " agon, Carts. all tI,e FaYming Imnie
h'sr ny ana fne crop OF Straw, &c. iAp''
In, ,hs 9Th septegihar, lss9 1t 10 q clocE. 4 NJ Il
ahe ,esldense Of The said Hord in WicScrsy;lls
ssessns FRAMfffps ' B q wfsaTsffs,s the large and
anisS Oh hne land attached. together with ali ne
usual psretP! thereto consisting Of the
Now ~ me state OF cultivation Also, two inTS
9RR ;ppo, ms residence, extending to the YorS
the other is acres The above Lands, seics' ana
usuohs 20 t9e city oil Richmond are sJm7,abiy
dences. VI s"oo1oah resi-
After which, viii he sold four valnah,e s,,,-o.
VIZ; s men and one woman; also All the u iases'
hold Furniture, two Cows two Horsa aioas '
w agon one Cart, one Carriage large narcai oig ne
~ peal, stray Crops OF Corn. Vegetables &c. "
at T. 3, IL and Is months for nesotiabe rates
f brest added, secured by trust deed. For the
Ie,n,sonai Estate, texcept Slaves, for which cash
VIII De requlred,i all sums. under S25 cash: over
l a amount ionr months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper oh-
me particular attention of the public is called
70 the foregoing sales, as fhey will take MACE nns
lively without limit or reserve f0e p0''-
sc IL GODDIN K APPERSON. Auets
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4sh NfIsaas AaiIp Crescent,
IYonnk Amerio ..



Wken ~ 1 ~, + i no matter when,
sae Ea1S1f t6 11e8 time ago,
n ~ tlaetI X children with roundabouts then.
n XSl ~ void t1rued around very slow
~ n1 ~ pecps went through with their
.s ss ~ g 3srsa "a went 70 their beds,
~ ~ 49, teok psxt in the grown folks affairs
- q ~ cane 10 their heads.
q r. = 3nss saquisIts dandies 1t ten,
&l46 r teelf swallow tailed coats,
~ ~ - nd the vices of men,
L u1oA4@ NJ Wlofe change and bank.notes;
E3~( "a 4eef S16&tAils and wine with smack,
III 4 1ko99h &resn, they al get very mellow,
- ~ aap y0u Familiarity over the back,
49, shsy ~, How dye do, my old fellow! /"
- 80 mp their moses It girls in their irocks,
- tAlk shout hoops and long dresses,
= ~ ~ a4e, when their fathers wore natures own
3 sscks,
81 1EM dreAzned d intFigues and caresses
41ey n4oko, chew tobacco, bet, gamble and swear,
y - 1Asce Oh ~ polkas and fanciee,
4 VA ~ eaey amurance and lsnguishing air,
- delSgh1 N lie Bridgets and Nanctes.
d aar.T N ffieatsned half oat Of my wits
TN ~ huS1y I'D buste and STR,
And aoes fu1ld viii whixz and whirr;
0haM ~ uoeee 70 bepk 70 The steady old pace,
As Al ftuw . ~ expand By degrees2
~ ~ ~ MI = ~ 1t running race,
~ ~ IN ~ hlndmost would seize.
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4 IE1vsly re u shs lllino,s Legislature.

s4 III QeyHxoR's VEro MESSAGE TRAMpLED UN-
Governor Bissell, Of Illinois, has vetoed
Apportaopment bill, and there has been q
Hssly time in the Legislature in consequence, % has
- already intimated BY telegraph. The cores
sreeeeut Of the Chicago journal, writing from
Z ark5sgdeld, Feb. ~, describes the scene:
AZ Abcat halfpast 9o'clock the House met, and
81 ~ usual Introductory prayer and the reading
- - Journal, Nj. B. F. johnson. the Governors
ltivsks secretaf presented himself and Is message
@oA The Governor was officially announced. Mr..
yesan etspped p his nsaal place, and read IS fol-
IN. spealsr am directed BY the Governor to
2 bill fof N not to create Senatorial Dis
- apportion the Representatives in the
q ssliess t6ereto.n - 1
eltasur would have thought Bedlam had broken
Members sprang to their feet and began
ectisE, yelling and hooting like 90 many Indians
~ trail, while above all was heard the Speak
- quorum in the House, and we can't receive any
mslnEe! fDocrkeeper, put that man out! etc,
10 The doofkeepera started to execute the order
81 pot that man ont !" bnt, BY the time NJ. John
- had finished reading the message, and handing
- papers 70 one 81 The pages, tnrned and walked
eiIrely ont. The page brought them to the Clerks
DIX, and was in The act Of handing them to the
Ctskk. whsn NJ. Green, from Masaac, snatched it
mo- t1o pages hand, followed Mr.. johnson to the
eat1Aaee between the lobby and the hail. and endeav.
ord to force them back updn him.
~. johnson refused 70 receive them, In fact paid
! - attention 70 what Nj Green Was doing, and the
- oat towards tie lobby. MI. Church picked
e@ up, walked leisureIy up the AISLE and laid them
carefully on The Speakers desk That officer, with
~; ed sps.y expression struck them
eey I'LL beside your correspondents desk he picked
- m and examined them 70 satisfy himself that
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-The num-
Der Of people at suffering from coughs and colds in this
city is thing unprecedented in recollection Th.e are
great people who by attending properly to such
taons may permit them to take hold of the sy-
tenn and the consumption throat
and lungs For those who unhappy suffer themselves
become thus affected there better relic that
afforded by the medcaed vapor baths
nhalatioDs administered by Dr. c. p Crane his Institute
No. I6S Joseph street. The Doctor has experience
in this his exclusive method treatment and has been uni
formly successful We know of people were
going themselves and their friends thought surely to the
but who by falling into Dr. Crases hands,
restored TO long lease of lfe 18th and happiness We
direct the attention Of all who may either severely lightly
affected above to DR. Cranes advertised card another