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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

LOST OR STOLRN-From my re-
Il ~ side1ce, on Cary between I'd and Sd SITS,
- a smooth han cd Pointer PUPPY, about
four or five months Old; perfectly white except his
ears, which are liver cpored. The liver color on
the left side of the head extends a little beyond
the ear. presentrn. one side Oh his face white,
and seven or isht small dark spots running down
wa I'd for hi return, or any information which will
lead to his recovery.
no % -3t* THOS. 7. JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

JUS. UFLAh Q r, ON slleet,
no 22-lm Between Broad and Grace.
CTOaE FIXTURES, &c, FOk SAL
~ Having made arrangements to go into business
in another city, will sell the STOCK and FIX
TUHES IN small Fruit and Confectionery Store
at No II, on the east side of 18th street. opposite
the Danvile Depot. There are comfortable ac
commentators for a small family. The rent IS 81
per month no 2!-3L' JNO. +. ILSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

WANTED-Io SOLICIT call from all persons in
w want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
I q n FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every .ty lie, from the common up
TO the most superior | o RAN I; ALL
Leaf II E TRUNKS, LADIES FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at mana acturers' prices,
at No; "a Nam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with Wl, SALMON
A TRUNKS REPAIRED.
sc 3m JAMES KNOTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

OST-Ab0ut SIX months ago. somewhere on
l. tine Canal, nv FREE PAPERS. They were
in g tin box. | will reward the tiLdar, by leaving
the same at this office. WIN. MICKENS.
no 2i-2t' Free man of color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

OAK ASD psNE NOOU-SeasoneG and an
~ der shelter, for sale ss Coke Yards.
de Its JNO. !. WERHH. AE't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

g4 NOTICE.-North Carolina and un-
<sssssS current Virginia notes, viii be taken
where no change is required at par, for BOOTS,
where may be found comp etc assortment of
no 22-3t W. P W. TAYLOR L co.
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I AURA KEENEs THEAIER.
L. LAURA KgtNE5 IuEAttR
OPP -lO = OF THE PRESS
OPINIONS on THE PRESs.
OPINIONS OF IHE P.lESS-
THE NEW DRAxA,
TIE NEW DIANA,
1HE NEW DRAMA. -
IHE MONKEY BOY,
9HE MONKEY BOY,
TBE MONKEY BOY,
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT
EVERY Nl3HT.
FROM rHE hERALD.

FROM rHE HERALD.
The 5oub. S,op pses s'd the sr.' nigh: of %.
rpsr .s.,p siae ed crowded bouss T. this tns't last
s,s1t KeD. op.ns her IN nd avor dc alt
p@I Tbs besp s,il pr g he dirsct,s'
dy '. .snd 0S Se ss. ss Pc" 1 10 sdn P
her "' has been st eos'h ned IN hs cI hn5 %
Al IN arc M, HoSsh ali well snd s,niGsd b INTO
i,.B t,.ergor. The ePns piece en'l.l-d Ths Md
ID. Bo1 The pi ia ns or f.soosbs
mds,a e. sors ore sa the 'T a. s who s1
D. 'tr eiiob ~ an i-s 'o9as eooq tier. m1as DO
tighten III bu,i oftsepsy he piece icons ,u,td
ard Is clever IN ia vereea.Dg action sIons efe' and sr
Nr~ Y"k boards III er,ter than the p,ts Ne
hS one hen S b. alto % m and &C. ,qSG ISnd
hi usual ,isor OF cnmnt His sctng IN shs nt
,So Hss 1on M ss D's sysa Nh s' Aa a :i'
By .sI T p. % s1sS sa %n
The MONKEY BE-. ry conventional pIi aad us whcn a.
s,nl ub I. by cogveat ora NJ, Burnett g,
shnl d. linrs ON Of hou the ssreo,yprd na Vai' saI
M1s.Is Johnston Pptss and es4 and ali se done
As vh's ,he new Pl, may be sec down % sue s.s raS
run FROM THE DAILY TIMES
LArRA KEESEs THEATER This fsv,dt- rstabi.hmen!
,op last night AID itlls over" T1e" hts orr
the Of G h,s for wan of
COZ y,le O.. on ano.hr Tn ercs%saacs %
and u" brit appearances Of hh' Lana Beene since her
koI tie Trop-nus the theat-r MS Kene reap
peasst OnI n0seh me play, In s,e .ct. "a ,Pt-o
Q. nc neral att II display announced
al us; ~, pro" i. tsss- latter ,eP.c va; saet at:'
'.pterly b,. O'f,wsget ,,-,~,
III h.n Boy Mss Lsurs Keae ,Pp red 10 taat chY-
seI ,d do y such jast Hs e could Msrrs S9aaoss e
Msha nd his H. Vns also acted as effectively as their
POM FROM THE EXPRESS
LirHA KsBsSs ThEAIEh-THE oPEslye NlsaT soR rHE
in n tn nI of
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
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sASDIRS NEW ILLUSTRATED READERS -Ths
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Second E5itoD Now Ready.
A LFRED b. STREETS
NEW BOOK
WOODS AND WATERS;
On,
THE BAaANACs AND RACKET,
With Nap Of the Route, And
hrIMn aIrpEpR UyNOn I.ITSHAA rION1

u n y n y - 20 nv u " n u
With Map Of the Route, aJd
NINE SUPERB WOOD ILLUSTRATIONS,
As follows: - .
CAMP SCENE, MOUNT SEWARD
fLOoTIH0 t0a DEER TIE oEtlG. PULPIT,
INDIAN PASS 800 RIVch FALLS
wHiTEPACE NOTCH wHIrEFACE.
One large l2no D. rs
Foy sale by a Boohsers Copies seat by nail post ped on
n. DOOLADY Publisher,
NJ. ~ W4GLr t NeU.Yorh
Mr. Street gives hs talk Of the gui lee n their psa lsn
HoGola trms r1pr---ons and ruoe eLq
81 half The bo,k spirited dislotus betw eD dih-Ien
vivid iirs OF hi. ks1 tfs Oh" lily pads tn
tansJ WBt-f-usIk purple ut e ths fnoLt
hes hs crashing bOodur admire the gssut pines AMI feel
ire thin heavy tusEug at the line. Sunsets aid star
light villa hogers vet riash- tyor Of ysnis and
sT1tFds tyHGssa n % .R9d61 sa5rse oy u tle ooa
fsni d, sal this bJ"k svss % tso u-nsf
tio Eage episoos IN the oatn- d cig 5aOD lis tb
with spirit sphic with iaS dnt petr.lue
ski iut hr bouk 90 delight rns sp1rsrn-ni CnTito'
pler Nc have wrcoGe h-uTuy IL 4gfan Win
tb- woods aisj with the si tOi dveH uie
AID illustration TIE mott chIt3e-l phta, oi
recrestve attsinabl- IBIS couDty Sot n aascgt
Doolsdy. No 80 w TX. r-st Hew-fO'k hss publish d
an dpsy called Woods and Wa the
ou wood by ARID IS. 1T Life Ia the ~oods Fseins
ss ng g1unns vi adsentnra 'nd rom snn~ ol
every knl Nj Sire be. gyeb volume rare In eIe
spar int fesb sdmial book ~hcb S nnt ID 'n4ands
OF admirers ju,t the book for the It's story VIII
agst be Lew, because 1, |. tTSnscrgi fro nature
'' (Phiadelohi4 City Item.
Published By NJ. DOOLADY, NJ 49 WsAer Ct
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/ For THIS wEFkh Now Read, snd as, bo Obtained Of
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on THE METHODIST PRESS.
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AND ON OUR MISSIONS.
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Embrscirg a btt.r from . BALTIMORE MErHODlsf|
~ iro he Rev JOHN PUIsaL, The two showing very fIJ
th' two sic,s OF ~ qn-s Ion OF ,.~,-
and afoding oppOuby for nst anR the position OF
The -th istt be- milk that II soy other If CHURCH
urgsis In urb'ok'n Unity tnl iroA the Re-:
CONNIE spnic dscp ion of the nounssi1 regions
VI III District IL the Philade pha Conference.
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And IN. usual fou d,putn>Lts of - -
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Oil For TOrch.Ligbts.

videAwlkes viii End good KERosINE OIL for 50 csnt
par CAl!On by the IA rel st - .-,, =,
No 2O7 Peor-st.
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NEW WORK ny
TIMOTHY TlTCOMB.
CHARLES SCkIBrkR, No. IA GTandsti N L.,
vi have ready
EARLY ~ UCToBER:
MISS UILnERTS DARaERi
An AHsAICAR STONY.
BY J.. q II OLA ,,,-,,
Author Of 1ilcombs Letters " Bitter. Sweet God fout
bzJ-Paih." IT..
One volume llnO, 45o psg-s. Pn9e 81 G.
This book, the pm u Dr HolaId 10 Hory OF
m,csm lie Iaey aud eueTtsigng but IKE all NE
30 ert-u fo purpose beyond eb the suisr7ht
OF thu dr. The Ia sod Incident. Ia sSou. elA
p potols from the city ao1 hs couLfy the coII net
u, opohs and New Hadp. vlsge. fhe chnt-fs 're
scJr ,udt lesson pst-it -tne lesson
that pubuc cannot 'sif heat tns Fomi no
that won ne ninl.ify Ia the dJ oiic and das ci hone
T. the te.t not ouy Tor h~I deseg eat bat toe dofep
ne I OF al that T. bst Ia Hisn.
Twenty si,h thousand Of TIMUfaY TITCoaB's LET
TkkS 4 vol, Emo, 81 , r,.-.I
IhirstIih tloossud Of BITTER.swEET. BY Tm'thy
nicomb. vel i2mo 13 csnta
copies seat ~ "a "a D ~, slit & pr,e by ,5 U
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ALL COUNTRY NEWSDEALERS aud
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Who Wih their orders tended o pr IMPLY should Ssho ne'
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YOUNG Men's Republican Union
HEAIoUAHTRks AND READING hOOh.
OPEs DAY EVsSS6
eTuyyHsANT ISsTrUTR No. $50 BROADWAY.
Regular Pubno MeeuIgs eSsry TnGSoAI n. ~ ~ ~sNlNo'
FkAsAUs STERLING, Secretary
Nineteenth Ward. "A rseusr meeting OF the NINE
TtFNIH v ARO REPUBLICAN, AsSOCtAllJN VIII ne
bId 81 HeadluaJt-s the ~iEwa IIetHh-st and Jdav.,
THIS tFiidsy) EVENING l4th ios =, at O'Clock.
THOMAS j. MARSHALL, President
}.aS y..s. GSGrss' NOPE. 'H' 3s,c,,.,dsS
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Cost au0 foun6.

CAUTION STOLEN, by burglars, on the night
" OF the tn S-p,emoeT inst ths foil '~ns hAiLAoAu
Of the M q nsDed Al the me Of he thsit
Oto a. Prnnssl lccone Bonds, Nos sJ SB oi ana
"a: CoLds Of . HA etch . -.
sCrosse and Ml~apss Income nd No jis for ST. 600,
and No. 537 for : 400 =, 80. -, 80.
l~sukea and MisspFi Mortgage Bonds Nos $40 sll an.
PenTs md Oouswk. Income Bonds. Nos and s. bonds
Of I'll 00O each - 49,
(i-yelapd Al Toledo Ircone Bond, No 1'a for . co.
Columbus AMI X 5onds Nos III, 6S, sd7, sei S5,
AID J2S, : bonds Of 400 4sc1.
Ao sever C.rtc Of gre In.ursnce and Bans Stocks
Of this city suldIy Railroad Stk al Issued Ia name Of
ADAM rEARSON -,
All pesrn are cautioned sgipt neg Of The Ab1ye
Boz different oces have been Bod bed oil ths
iO''' 'D' ~ JANTs BUcHAN, No. 100 Eszab-sh-t
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Che Guf.
Gfrurhlnns.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
II PENkSYLV AHA The CeDtfsl RhiiTo og New JsrssJ
All ssn E,o1ision Tibet. gu this repoo dutns The
MOI ID of Sepsn,bI Fare for tie entire Exeufsioo 81 ~
III .s good for Leave }Onusndtst al and tok
a N 2 O'clock n. = O'Clock Lesv- Pier No. !,
North River at a aud III oclo,k 4 Ye' ek
Apply okts .lhs place Yer fdhef information .poy
TOR CAMP MEET NC near KEYPORf.-
j Toe ,tsao er ALICE PRICE will le we toe Kegp,t on
S. EDsY MORNN tNEhT I6'h nat Keyp1t no-et-
iug du,Ct Ga OTpund hobioso
80 s,Tn-st II "a ant PEE No Moth AiveI II n.
CUNDAY EXCURSION r. GLras% -
y NEW-RUCHELLG CTrI ISLAND AMI BAyLtS
both tnposta hi'estooe -Sesm~T MAY FLDWEd
sves a. 83 OoisBcys, Siss ltb a, 81 ssth-
AZ , 10; 5shs,, 9;.5 Fare Is cents zach way
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Sem Dnblifatlons.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
NARRATIVES AND ADVENTURES
TRAVELLERS IN AFRICA.
BY CHAHEs WmLiANs esq.
12o cob Oi Bsck ProfarI5 Ilo.4ted With Engrayinss
Price One Dollar.
Sent I, spy address in the U,ea stte free oi postage
An intense interest has recently been awakened aud widely
eeed IN I,gs.d 10 South africa ouFdols are Ia eon's
u4pce frequently arising 20 tns character OF ts suace ITS
Jiised 20. its p4nts animals; and the rensrka1
undsr which, after ions conceaimeHt they have
be- rsduy disclosed View Toe object Of tho pfe.eu
volume 10 meet such i,qus oy popul details on the hi4n
m nhoty ahundanty int persed witn true stos Of ohv
,y rise and heaft thuios adventure II respectfully
thsro,e the acc ytsuce Of all Tsaks snd Of all ases
Publuhed ana tor sale BY
DICK & FITZGERtLD,
No. 10 Ana.st, New. .York.
AIso for tsle by al Booksellers.
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1Jolitiral Notices.
h,,,iaaaI DenOnsuaIion of Republican Wide
sN"sN" AWukea

k,,tiaaaI DenOnsIT alton of Republican "ioe
VIDE SgHHS BEADeg.Rrass,
of the wide No Ssis sis oossl 1G.G Cy
AID CouLty of NewI ok the 'id7 wake ~ gae 1t ~ d
SsieD.I 6eaos.,ra Of to- r. Pusoa wdsA ysks %h;h
Dos 10 this cs on the evening 81 ~ 51, and
pottrs, uyeosdented 1hact Will b mate ot tne o. q
rstiol tie programme Of Which VIII Dc ShAo-0e
fsh sation in te United STATE, i' hsIse! s5s
~ o. T. oseE i5e saTeg' q q '''eh's AID '''
pi.'sb sttes unable hcas eonPspy Of "ideA"4Ae'
AZ. Isqasssd sad onif2Iae1 eP e,snta We m ,ec,
10 " PsooSrS ?. 9ae,tsd Q no ice ttisi sia'ioa
heW-i0'i' S'Ev '{EvILIIAn iiI n GILLESPIE ch.irqan,
FRANCIS }. TUCKER, Secretary,
SiLiIi,:shs IL j cA&bSKh' .aSbSK
s1sIAs 6Gtcqge P's,sw sa% sa,.5 esIor' Committee
8 9AkISS5bs : S5sFL24 + 24's%, NJ .ssi ssi'o''
sFORGE Z VAN BRUNT, Msr,hs,
tEALA%NH Corsnttee Of Arrangements.
-Wid.--- wake ep1raI COmmiIIee.-A Iegalr meet;
ing oSp. Tsnlan vii he the ioons Of The Centfd
CoHais m attendance Of dIsf; ( sfDrlER + + s'fi fss.!aont
ys::F ygss: y y, S.s,'s SsT1gsrHD. Secretaries.
Third Assembly District Republican Gamplss a,li
no ltsnslr ihe hePa0LcAl. q !oe es sEt '
4na, 1 a'isebo aebo5onr, s'cr'''rlo'.
TSe Eis hth Assembly District Republican Cam
pafEu Slab WI IOld meeting on fhlDAi. oaRt ~
at NO. 81 GfaDdst Attorney TIE t1eaos
ofLlkCOLN and HAALi- invited ~ .ynd snd enlSH
tE.iT nsues members a the Club. o.,
By oISe- HENsY 8 JENNINGS, President
gIS,. TDSs'Rs 4 soss.s. N ss.Ss0AA' Secretaries.
Twelfth Ward Campaign Club "A reFoln meetn
ct ib. Cluo viii be hsd THIS trhJ.1l EVENING. 81
O'clctL ~ Hosoqualten on eId.sy, usa iZ25st .
ISAAC +. WILLIAMS Prssi1eot
WiLIIAN " P4BoR, seefstvy.
Twentie,b Ward Lincoln ard Rsmlin Club
Eyf9 ueG0tr mu .. p,,se Itis ESih1 at 70 .ai'e
Hail EDWABD OILbERf President pro % n
u. !. BAKER, Secretary.
Twentieth Ward Lincoln and Hamiin Clab wiz
Re THIS ~ EhikO q L1iasoe Halt cefnet q ~ -
sAd ttbay, ~ oc,ook age stssosnce Ia ~ t17So' .
Duse1s Of sest g. p1tsTce t. bstCte t1e ClhO
EOWARD GILBERT, Presdant pro tom
o 8. BAKEH. Secretary
IifteeBlb Wcrd Wtde-Awakes, Aieniion;Ihtsse Ihs
I'g,iu lnestrg III tie tlsTEENrH WaEC " 'pS,
AEKs viii be o. - Il Cofvegion Fsl o',5r eiet
llfstts,tt, on FRIDAY EVENtN4, Ian AZ = 81 ~ ~ ~
PDL.tusl Altsndtncs l. qgIed ef E TIC n-ip3e % -
re5he~I' e.. iyh a,;e. d :. YBiELAND' ''s0'A'N
D. W. KsiIS1. Secretaries.
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ide.AwaIxes, Attention I've are now making the
- guleT HART "a oNINUlNGTORCB the Red, Whtt and
~ roc psnuer La, trus Transp, enci-s and Col red
tons Caps ana Csps sud eyer hing 'cq dsts for wa
Avail. Ctht AZ less price be obsta az any
ttLeT piece al and LEWIS Go, No 250 Peirist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

DAklo, LONDON, and NEW-YORK MEDl-
i CAL ADtIstR sud PHYsloLo9lCAI WORH-+,o
lag.s u. ny 100 tngavifgs Pdoo 81 Nailed ffes ~ II -
LhNhrNtF, No Vts-g-st, As'or Houso II d'.5do.. %
the ,peeay sited alD thi.e anc I'd with Nervous Deontf
oc' ard SeIsI Aen.l Depression and Lo oi h-n' u.
oPinsl nd pinss Ieot n~u .n,tsndsi by ts or To-
PlyrirI a. Surgeon uthar so No 6II rc aiSay sta
NV ioik hous NJ % p m Sandy excepted T1aIsisy
bovk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Dnilr Prednce nTnrket.

SATURDAY EVENING, November "a
FLOUR-The market continues unsettled, and
prices little better than nominal The sales copl-
prise 800 brls. superne at 81 40, delivered; 50 brls.
extra at 81 go, and l70 brls. white wheat at 81 90
WHISKY-The demand continues good and prices
Nc. higher: sales OF l,lO0 brls Rt lb5S@lbSo,
HOGS-A Continued unsettled market, and the
feeling more depressed. Packers are holding on
without exception, and doing nothing some say
they willing 70 pay s. rs, but holders refuse TO
not over $3.50 head the last twenty -four hours.
PR0NlSlONS-MeBs Pork Is nominal at Sl5td
10 90, and Lard at lOo, with no buyers. Small
sales Of Green Meats at 6971Ee. for Shoulders and
iGRoCKRIEs-The business doing is Of the most
limited character, but there is change In prices
whatever. Sugar 7@ee., Coffee liA@l05sc.' and
OLA sale Of "A -brls. Linseed at SIC.
WHEAT-The receipts continue light and the de-
mand firm at Sl for prime red and white sales
CORR-The market Is dull and heavy but not
auOtabIy lower We quote Il at 29932c.i the latter
rate at the lower depots: sales Of 400 bush, from
OATs-<The demand is mod crate at 2sc., in bulk.
RYE-The merket is dull and heavy. Prime Is
offered freely at 6Oc., without buyers;
BARLEY--The market Is dull and nominal IT 50
NHAY-The market continues dul, but without any
change in prices We quote prime Timothy attlo 2O
aIs per tuD, In bales, on arrival
CH EESE-The demand ls ialr ana the lnarAet
steady, at e6c for Western Reserve; iOc. for Ham
burg and lie. for Englisn Dairy: sales 200 boxes
Western Reserve at 91fc. =,
BUTTER-The market is UNCHANGED and DUH, at
lldl5c. for prime rolf common is neavy az ggllc;
I APPLEslThete Is a moderate demand from the
LEGAL trade at sl@i 90 Per bril- for iair 70 prime
'PoTATOEs-The export demand is limited, and
We quOte prime NeshannOoks at 30G35c, on arrival,
and 81 1901 40 Ier brl., Of 2A bushels, fron store
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

DEATH OF AN AMERICAN EDITOR IN HA-
vAEA-0n the 18th inst, J. L. Wyman, one
of the editors and publishers of the Cuban
Messenger, died of consumption. He was
about forty-two years of age, was a native
of the State of New York, but had resided
about twenty years in Florida, where he was
connected with various journals, and more
recently, until he came to this city some
seven months since, he published the Com
leaves, am told, father and mother and
two children, the latter residing al PaWpaw,
in the State of Indiana. II may be some
slight satisfaction TO his remaining relatives
TO know that he had the best medical atten-
dance Havana affords, and all the kindly
attentions of numerous friends to soothe his
dying hours.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Rare Stock SpeculatiOn-A Father Pur-
chasea His Son-inkLaMIs Shares.

chases His Son-inILaw's Shares.
The Chicago (In.) Times and Herald tells
this story of worthy produce merchant of
that city, and his son-in- law, who have been
lately dabbling in stocks; 81, ...1..r
Seeing that stocks was going down, but
believing they would very soon rise, the
produce merchant concluded it good time
to invest. He did invest, paid down his
margin, and waited for the anticipated rise.
Instead of a RISE stocks continued to go
down. He paid another margin, and notn-
ing dishesrtened, bought more stocks, and
paid more margins. Stocks continued to
fall, and the brokers continued to call for
mere margins. "Ma conscience, mon"
exclaimed the merchant 10 his cashier, "give
'em a check for the full amount the margins
will ruin meP' The cashier did as he, was
directed, and the worthy produce merchant
found himself the holder of large amount
Of full-paid stocks. He did not want the
stocks to hold. He bought ON speculation,
and was anxious to sell. But stocks kept on
going down, and what with the margins he
had paid and the depreciation he was in a
fair way to suffer, our produce merchant felt
uncommonly blue.
One morning the son-in-law (who was
temporarily a boarder in the house) came
down to breakfast. The old gentleman was
reading the stock market over his coffee.
"Mysie," addressing his housekeeper, 'don't
give - any breakfast; not bit; take
away the things, don't let him have mouth
ful-not a mouthful." The son-in-law did
not understand what it meant. He waited
for an explanation and his breakfast-got
neither. The stock buyer was inexorable;
not a mouthful to eat would he permit his
son-in. law to have in the house. AT length
he was about to leave with disappointment
and an empty stomach weighing down his
spirits. dSfr,0 cried the father-in-law,
"have you been dealing in stocks lately?"
"Yes, sir, answered the son-in-law. "They' We
been falling considerably" "Yes, and I've
made good thing out of it; I've been selling
sold all had" Eyes, confound you and
I've been buying; I've bought all you had |
Not a mouthfnl Of breakfast do you get in
this house !"
The son-in-law departed, congratulating
himself that if he had lost his breakfast he
had got satisfactory reason for it.