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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Ss1e TWO VALUAHfs FARMS N "a,
9T& dENRIC0 COUNTY, ABOUT FlV Sa;@
-~-~ NILES BELOW RICHMOND FOREGA
shLk.-I am authorized 10 sell two FAR Ms, sit
ualGd as descrI bed above, one contains 2!04 acres
~ acres cleared and is we'll adapted to the growth
"i the usual crops made m this section; the b9i-
aDce OF the land rs III wood 80 OF OF which are
heavily set iii pine, Wlih some valuable timDei tor
bu .dlaE purposes. The improvements consist OF
2 FRAMED WkLLtNG with rooms. AID al
9l acte3, with the u ual improvements. Both OF
tAt laft9s are healthy, aud rear tie city as to
render them very desirable 4 hark al9 can be had
lAe hlessrs. FRENCH, living upon them. Further
tAI0rnI4.l0u can be had of the subscriber.
no. u. LYME, Gem Land Agent, &c,
aa Zz-Cts Oihce Metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

SSg HyBLA FOR SALE.-This FARM con
~ tatn5 lO!5 acres by late survey Is we tim
beTsd, ahuuHds IN green sand mari, and is di-
FlQet into fi2 fields. Il as d commanding situation
on the PamunAey River. four miles from Tun
Stale station uu tbs York River Railroad, IS "a
mics from Richmond, and in the county OF King
William. A map of the farm may be seen at the
ofce OF The Surveyor OF the CIty of Richmond.
Nh. a. BRAXTON,
IN "a dEEW5Ut Acoulrt,u Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

SUDDEN DEATH At POLITICAL MEETING
Ou FRIDAY evening last, Opealyer Pearson. Of
Oidtown, Name. was preseu. al Democra C
Caucus III that town, and was chosen as the
presiding officer. In "A snort time afterwards,
while III the chair, lac suddenly sank back in
iheeusibie state, and was immediately con-
yeved To his residence, but he remained uu-
conscious, and died saturday morning. Ills
disease was apCpiexy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Il LITERARY ITEM The London AtheE8nm
has brgun series OF articles founded on the
unpubii she'd letters of Pope. ali of which, we
are told 'are in the possession Of Mr.. Murray,
aud will appear ia the forthcoming edition OF
Pope's works" The first paper is curious to
those interest ted ia the literary history of those
days; for it shows beyond doubt that the
celebrated character of Atlsea," for which
the poet has been believed to have received Il
Thousand pounds from the old Duchess OF
Marlborough to suppress, was not satire ON
the Duchess OF Marloorough at all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

WcoHsH Clofhs.--I ae GREG .haV WI
tory is operating III a small Nay, aLd ~ "a -.
in fuii blast in me course OF a few w.eas Nj
Waterhouse, the superIG ten0en,, is compile d
master OF his business, aud intends 10 mann
facture such wOoiien fabrics are not u / ,
found IN any other southern city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

ThrotcA from a Ho,ss.-A yourg man named
Arthur Smith, was thrown from horse, n. ar
Foushse and Broad streets, yesterday morn.
ing, and severely bruised about the face and
arms, though none of his limbs were broken
His horse took fright at a vehicle loaded with
empty barrels. which was passing at the time
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%Ts ae subscriber being unable to attend to his
r9Is II selling IT. The Farm contains I95 acres of
81 near the Central Railroad, opposite heswlck
Depot, distant half mile, and seven miles from
ClaruttssVi!e. I45 acres Of The Land Is cleared
crops Will SHOW; ana that not IN cultivation is
Ine .-Li hes well, and the soil adap ed 10 all
and corn. Fifty acres IN woods oak and pine,
never failing streams OF water running thToD gh
c1Islst o. q twa-stOry framed bu ding, coutal -
lns three large rooms; four smaller ones. suitable
Tor lodging rooms; savera! closets, pleasant pas
sage, Two p0rches, and cool cellar, suitable Tor
heepinE meats. butter, SC. There are all neees-
s.ET "uL-3uiidiHEs, nearly al new. having been
"I.tlE the last II months. Ihe dwelling has, this
i.sL Spriug, been thoroughly repaired and painted
aHd as situated IN the midst OF grove oi large
oaE aud iUcast trees The situation rs high aud
healthy ore, and commands heauufulview of the
ears when passing the South Mountains, and sur
rounding country. There IS Il spring of most eX-
ce lent water near the dwelling.
tossesson can be hac ty he purchaser any time
after the present. crop is secured.
any one wishing to buy, Will please call on the
prnUrletor, residing on the farm, who will take
pleasure ~ showing II. The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES T.. TAYLOR,
Keewlck Depot, A!bemarie CO., Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

The Niagara Suspension Bridge has been re-
Gently painted. The Niagara Seatinel says IL
required tor the operalioa twenty tons OF
paint
a protracted meeting is progressing a. Lib.
erty, Va, ut which Rev Mrssrs Jetar and
Ha.cher, of Richmond, are officiating.
Mont Calm, ihs ,esidsnce Of ex .Gs ov. Camp
; b-n, near Aoingdot, Va, was soid for Si !, 49,
ON the Sth last. -
Peaches eaa b. b ught In Rochester. N. Y,
mae Pefsece c"s', ta MY ssns. 4 busas,.
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SUICIDE or A LITERARY CHARACTER.-R.
T. Jopliug was found floating in the water at
Hamilton, o. w on the 27th ult. He arrived
In that city last spring, Al took to writing for
the press, an occupation W hich he had pursued
win some success In London, England, and
became editor of the Hamilton Timss. lie did
not remain long in that position, but shortly
after ICED the publication OF the Com
merciaL 5yertiser, which he conducted with
no httle energy and ability. IL, however,
fslIed the deceased had widowed mother
In England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

COnrietsd.--J. II. l.. Taylor, indicted by the
Grand Jury for committing violent assaul
on Cincinnatus, son OF Gee, w. IL. Tyler h, q
been tried before the Hustings Court aud -four q
guilty.. The jury fined him SO and COS Is, and
the Court sentenced him to sixty days iupri
sonment in the city Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

MORE SWANS For THE New York Cks.
TRIAL PARK,--By tha Ctty of Manchester aud
City OF Washington, August Belmont, T. a.,
has received q present OF forty nine sw - 3
Intended for the Central PARK, N New YorN
city. Twelve OK these birds were sent in The
Iormer steamer, but one died upon the pas
sage The remainder coming safely la the Oh v
OF Washington, The swans are present.
from the Niatners' Society of the city Of Lon
don.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

- Look to home for all your wants. ii you
wi.h TO see Virginia independent and prosperous.
If you are dyspeptlc, or suier with ccnstlpatIon
or ludlgestlO don / gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended by flaming certificates OF
men OF straw, bat procure BAKERS PREMIUM
BIrTERS. Read the certificates OF friends and
neIghbors, then take them as directed and become
reJuveEated and entirely healed.
PTice 50 Genus Fer bottle.
To be mad of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere Il Virginia and
North Caro,Iu1. jy 2S-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

CONVICTIONS IN VIRGINIA.-A special term
of the Circuit Court was held for Barbour
county, Va last week, at which Jas. Shifflit
was con vicled of killing Noah WEIGH, and
sentenced 10 five years confinement in the
Penitentiary. At Roanoke County Court,
Herring and Anderson were tried and con
victed of grand larceny and sentenced. The
former for one, the latter for two and d half
years in the PeuIteutiary. AT the recent term
OF the Circuit Court held for Mcdowell
county. Nathaniel NJ. Dudley was tried and
found guilty of forgery, aud sentenced TO a
term OF two years in the PenitentIary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

"a Wire and Sieve FaCtory...The un-
de sIgned HAVING commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants and
the public generally to his stock Il e manufactures
Superior Rolling SCREEN WIRE fer meI-
cn4nts' mills; FAN and STANDiNG SCRkE IN
kinds; BIRD CAS- rs; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIFE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WIN BOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND. and GUANO SCREENS.
~ Prompt attention given to orders.
u. ". ESSOP, Pearl ST.. below Cary,
au 23-lm* Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Yonsg FaHdsr:r-At latr hour las. IA T..
day night, watchmaD Rowe dIs oN-fe,. Gin.
Ii Darieis, a lad, wandering about The stIrs =,
aud learning from him that lie had now Lti .
10 stay, took hiln into custo ~ ara ,oged uIt.
n The cage. Yesterday morning, when
brought before the Mayor, he wtls deiaiutt IT,
Custody, because OK his al tecedents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

THE BARoN's BALL-The committee ar
ranging for the ball 10 the Prince OF W ales ia
New York, have decided to select Miss Laue,
the Presidents niece, for the honor OF the first
dance with IL X. IL. They pay 81 ,5UU for the
Academy of Music one night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

About $50 head of cattle passed through Ma
rion, Snythe county, Va, last week, coming
last. es
The Dew ste ,m ship Ssminols has arrived on
NJrtoik.
II 10 estimael that the growers of Ouego
CO, N. Y, will this year receive aboa, &ou0, ,VVV
.ss their aops,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

DEGRADING THE GOVERNOR OF DAMASCUS.
The Governor of Damascus was publicly de-
graded at Constantinople on the 5th ult, by
order OF the Sultan. A letter to the N Y.
World says:
The ceremony was quite imposing. He was
one of the eigh ty- five great Pashas of the En-
pire. He was taken 10 the great square in
front OF the war department. Some thousands
of troops were embled in the form of hol-
low square, with many hill officers, military
and civil. The Pasba was led into the centre
OF this square. The imperial order was then
read, after which his brass fez button, his
sword, &c, were roughly torn off from him,
and it was loudly proclaimed that Ahmet, late
Pasha, Governor General Of the province OF
Damascus, and commander in chief OF the
army of Arahlstap. was now degraded, strip
ped of all rank ana offices. and reduced TO The
rank OF common soldier. He was then Ig-
ANONYMOUSLY marched off to prison by two or
three cavasses. whence he was sent to Beiru,
to be tried for his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

New RAILROAD IN CuBA.--The Prensa de la
Hsba ha says that the work on the great rail-
road between Havana and Matanzas, Cuba,
direct from the Bay, progresses rapidly, and
that iherejs no doubt OF its completion by the
beginni VI next year. The road will soon be
opsaed as far as BaTaaoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15
MILLINERY.
ruENCa MILLINERY, q


ruENlH MILLINERY, nn
s<A AT MADAME SONS HNR
u Az store WI, be closed on MoNpAY xll0
- L-S0AN. l,tn ard ISsh. aud will be re
az "a " FnN kSDAI. 18Th, Wlth an entirely
90. ."v"" ii FALL .6oorS
E.N ~, s..r, Is closed every SATURDAY and
a. N'''' MADAME son.
;. s. Main street.
s. - '' =, r.. .
AN %ot T. ~ htthis h,thir NEnS a<b
CNxIht IA ,tES = - n n n =, ~ II .oS lsA
~ ssEi v"' bJ'> y r . atn ~ o oot"Ied
~ most iaShsouAL,e eo.oTs and pressed IN any
si,.e r"y sn. 50 /, 2ofiN y nta5. ., ne siat and
b,at 3, ssc"7 aAd oyer hl"Su street a.o!e tue
tegtr,s aepHt, htuHm8"S. va. se lo lw
,,IIIt<kRY-FA TRADE ~e1
.<FA SEQ Mt&Rt1
~ f5esire 70 IAN attention to nv re <sNl@
-, f~S,e Ne l0g M,.R street. to the cemIn1~I1
T.',. Ev.IG,ug No IA Main street afimnInr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Hastings CoMt.-This Court closed It's Sep
tsmber term yesterday, having completed the
business before it.
Timothy Mcmahon, having served out an
imprisonment ct twelve months and being
insolvent, WAS released from Jail by order Of
the Court. OrTis Harrison, also imprisoned
for year, was released because of his III sell
vency.
Johu b. Williams was nominated by the
High Constable as his Deputy, and approved
by the Court.
Thos. Jones, VIM. B. Jones, j S. Robert
son, b. w. Joiner, VIM. II. Tyler Harvey,
Armistead Williams, and VIM. T. Kiug re-
ported by the Inspector for selling lard and
outer before being inspec ted, are ruled TO an
swer at The next term of the Court.
Patrick Cunningham, on an appeal from
| the decision of the Mayor remaDding him 10
| Jail IN default of bail for his good behavior,
was heard by the Court, and the May or's de-
ciSion sustained.
John b. Dooson, having served out the term
OF Imprisonment assigned him by the Court,
and not being able to pay the fine, was Ie
leased, because OF his insolvency.
John Nettles, indic'e Tor creating a mus
sance on nth street was Tried by the CuGri
and the jury rendered a verdict OF not guIIty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

MAILS FOR BARBADoEs-John Jeffrey 4
Co., OF Barbadoes. in a public announcement, &,
advise their American friends (now that the
ordinary mail connection with those Islands
is diseontinued.l =" to write by sailing vessels
Instead of the steamers via Havana"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

GooD.-Goung Van Buren,, of New Widsor,
In MS salutatory at the commencement OF Il 9
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute, decIar, d
that the iades were at the head Of all sciance
-"Since curiosity was the mother of discoy-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

HA- Leeches! Leeches.. Leecnes!! II
nave Jp -trecelved, by Adams' Express, lot OF
fresh :. " kDISH LEECHES, the very best, auG
large size, which VIII be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
7. S.--CUpPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended 10. can be found 1T all hours of the day al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, (Sptrtnce on llth street. and at Il nj
at the corner of Leigh and lGth streets.
apI I9--ts 4. C. HURSON.
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The HOG ORor In INDiANA.-The Vincennes
(lnaianaj Western San says: The hog crop
Wal be good, much better than for several
years, with abundance VI corn 70 f,sd them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Stsaling Waieh.-Charles Freeman, a free
negro, was hsfoIe tho Mayor yea, day on
charge of stealing watch irom Mariha Ann
Drew. After hearing The s.ide4ee, he wr.
committed TO the chain.ganx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15
THE EAST INDIA sQUADRoN-Dlspatches Of

THE EAST INDIA SQUADRoN.-Dis patches of
June % have been received from Flag Officer
Stribiing commanding the East India
Squadron. He was about proceeding from
Shanghai in The Hartford, with The Hon. MI
Ward United States Minister, to the Cult OF
Pitchili to be followed by the steamer Sagi-
nav. The United States sloop John Adams
Commarde- Berrien, was in the river Min
The Canton and Cbinchew meu were GgntIbg
AT Foaeh9u and Commander Berrien bad
dispatched two armed boats for the pro,ec ton
Of American citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Going Up.-WGrkmei are engaged ia eF
ing tong, narrow brick buIi0tus, oa
south Side of tie GoyeTHoT'S mans, a. Ill.,
used as tool rUofu, and as = stable $500 .
riage-house. is completion viii H1G
rally TO the privacy VI tGr CiustIlr.
dsnce, but win prove 10 UFnatLtE.
Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Glass BloscIag. u ..ion and Oh arch Hiil
readers are reminded th st Messrs. w. l. h..
ker Il Co, are glylhg g.ass blowing exnlhi-
tions al Masonic Hall, where all who W .sh can
see them this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

HEAVY DEFALCATIoN.-Jose Solano has
aoeconded from Havana win a million and a
haii VI dollars Of private funds entrusted TO
hun Ia his capacity of Havana agent of the
Creditor Espanol, of Madrid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Beating WOmaa-Fcr the past month The
Mayor has been continually annoy ed by tns
family jars of Robert +. KIRBY and his WI,
III which George Stutz has generally been
mixed up. Yesterday moruing Mrs. May +
KIRBY was aTraigued before the Mayor 10 au-
eEer the charge of assaultiug George Stnt4,
on Thursday. The evidence showed ina VI 10
KIRBY me- Stutz at kiroy house, In PiHkaI
ity y, and called him hard Eames, WneTeup. .l i.'.
Knocked her down III ne street, ana thei pro-
cured Il warrant 10 save himself. Toe v tF,I
held Mr-. hirby and Stulz IL secnr.ly 80 te g.
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

FIRST AND LAsT.-Mrs. Margaret Allen died
in Cooperstown, last week, aIter few DAYS,
sickness, at The age of ninety i've. She had
never bad phy sieian until this, her first and
last sickness. = =
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a. : Il I 1T { IT
Havins taken a store under the Exchange, l4tl
street, | ain prepared to execute
Pa y T Nc
IN All Of is various branches,
WORK solicited in town or country.
an l3-lm l., MAtJLE
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Umiarfnl Asssm5iy.--Patriek McNamara. q
grocer In Rockstts, was before the Mayor yss-
,eTday, amd hnsd $5 Tor permitting an unlaw-
fui assembly VI eight negroes in his houss.
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FOR BALE AND RENT.


O. foa RENT-A three-siory BRICK TEN
H. hMESI with Elk rooBIs, on Grace street, be
: t~teu 18th and 2ot.i streets also, for sale, all
81 tae r chNlTUk IA the house, which is near
y he". Inquire at tbts or1ee. Sc li-3L
g. fUE HENI-Ihe hEolUENOE at tue
bs. gpIaer Of Grace ard Sth streets. eupled by
j. Watkins. with gas, gas fixtures, bath, hot
@Lo c9ld water, cooking range, water closet, X c.
+Le "lice will be rented either with or ithout the
.eslaenee AsO for rent, very desire bic Rooms IN
tAe l. ~ Building Apps al once 70 Wr. J. CIoP-
tgh, of Ia tse IL 81 X. MINOR,
~ ROOMS FOH RENT Corner Of Grece
2.1 and Foushee streets ia the house formerly
+. .LsFEBvRE.
se7~ts WM q. WILLIAMS.
%FR foh II .. ~ q ipL G--Ou UAloH al ii, con-
E.a ,Anfnt four rooms apd the usual 0at~ sU uses.
.t . located near NJ Lar Ty,ef's and Ed.
muni sHn's. Srlco @i6U Possession n4d im-
aaeel1teiy, tse7 tai RI d LYME
- 1a H. a. y l. hUu.S aad APAKT-
IN. " IN Is op Main street, between sth and 9Th,
- he1t door 10 the New Hotel.
ke62w q. A rRFysHBW
d. FUuN sOn IL a II lhe i..ige eLd
- s,Jialol ,bie aOOM lateir oocu pied by tie
Tork RIVER stifoad gomYauy, over the store
OF ths subscribers - n9s far Tspt
r l0HNcToh a. b !DTHEa.
~ @~ta lle aslE sttsst,
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Jmdgs Lyoas will commences his Septem ber
Term on Monday nexI ard NAV ,,obatl get
through large proportion Of the basinsss
before him duIir The teim.
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ARr-H. w. Derby, the proprietor OF tho
Dusseldorf Gallery, Is erecting a new instr
tute OF nne arts in New York, which, when
e'mpisted, will cost S6o,0o0. II will be open. d
ia October
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IaSOlsnL-Fsnhyt slave 10 Ju.a q -.
was csnvll ed Ut.JIa he " .ylr yrsi.. r.
assauitirs ana oc4 .As AIs Nelly l.
ANT ordered ~ receive tEsHty -titN
The owner II ths ser want gave he.
aeisr, 'tHd fUay approved OF the G..
the Mayer ~ ordering heF 10 g..
ished
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@s cesssaftsea.-Jody Williams, a rluvanua
free negro, was CEN mitted to jail by the Msy II
yesterday. igr want Of register.
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fAe WeafA.s con In ues eooI--so much SO II "A
frusl II h1ghliy feared by he !artnefs aid "a r,
densrs ia this neg b oorhoua.
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The LAST STAGE DIRRcTIox,-Tine 1870
Enter passenger cal rlgnt; exit tAe iasI omni-
bus left -I....a Ee~
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- TEk .DOi;AAMs A.eN a So, -KA \

sssE AWAY from J Werth's coal yard. on The
~ BASIN, a MIbAfTO MAN. named LYND-
- sAY. LyrdsaY is about feet or 10 mGnos
-EssA~hlgh; has "a GOOD many whip marks On his
hack, Il ton2 standing; dresses badly. and cener-
az pas @ q ~ttS aPptt a,iIS: t1f ct'at rom Essex
winch place he was seen during last week and the
FIRST paf 7t thus; but IS sad u have .ett there GA
Il sdEesdgv last, for Richmond. Will give the
Stove reward if taken oul &c the city, or five dol
l-rs q taken the city or the suburbs, and deilv
cI55 iy ne. JAMES MOORE,
auG5-fs AGENT for Dr. Wn. Fisher.
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llirIlmonh 9ispatrb,
Observation-Disclosures

8. THE DAILY DISPATCH ia servea 20 sGb
@Ssrynt SIX ANp AQUANgEk CENTS FFR WEEK,
70 skia tn the Carrier weekly. FTlce for mailing,
e raaT Ur $3.50 for SIX mon Ehs. IN advance.
- ,cHE Ssnl-W kEKLY DISPATCH sisssss
- - tassdaT sad FRIDAY al a2G0, IN advance.
~ TSE WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issuedevery
,e>-. sud nailed To subscgI ers at 81 per anna1a.
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CIGAR MAKING MACHINE.-We have re-.
Gently examined most ingenious machine
The macAIue is III two parts, one for rolling
the filler (the bunch,) and the other for put
ting on the wrapper; the last, by the peculiar
shape uI the rollers, forms the rounded end OF
the cigar, [the head, (which is put in the mout h
and the cigar is as easy TO smoke and as nice in
shape as any hand made one. The wrappers
are cut from pile (boOk) of leaves to the pro-
per shape by u novel cutting machine and
a great number can be cut at once. The mo-
tons OF Tie hand are perfectly initiated, and
the softness and elasticity of that member,
which rel d ar il capable Cfsuch work is OBJ
tanned by eadless bands OF rubber moving
over rollers and which roll the cigar in,o
shape Patents have been taken out ia Eu-
bpe ana thIs country Well as IN some Dor
tiops OF South America and the tropics. a an
examination OF this machine ct Madrid made
by royal order, the commission reported that
II made AZ cigars i'll ten minutes, or 252 in one
hour, aud this " as aHIfeSty so great 4 saw
ing thatit would have been adopted by the
opuAIsu government if that body had had
otner means OF employing the number of per-
sons which such machine would throw out
of employment, but it will even tually be
adopted in Spain.
10 snow the value OF such an invention to
this country, we may state that III New York
city alone there are about 2UU 600 smokers, each
using Two cigars per diem, which makes 400
0D0cigars every day. These will cost for labor
alone. at Sc per thousand, the enormous sum
of SS, 10000 annually, when made by hand,
and The inventor calculates that his machine,
which can be attended to by women and chill
dren will produce them for S. per thousand,
making the tai cost for year TO the smo keI :
of this city for labor, only Sl,46U,OUu, or one
sixth the present amount. This is an ell; T
nous saving. and deserves the attention OF all
who are intert sted i'll this branch of mana =
tacture. From other States than our own we
import annually, into this city alone, 1900,
600 pounds of tobacco, which is thus dis rribu-
ted COnnecticGt 10 UUJ cases OF 400 pounds
aph - ~ jx.g1n ll nay- IN
each; Ohio, IU,U0U cases, 10 pounds each. From
New York we receive $500 cases Of 400 pounds
each; we also import 6,GUO,0O0 pounds from
Havana, ami a quantity from other Spanish
ports, and as We are old that on the average
20 pounds OF tobacco are required for every
1000 cigars. We can easily calculate that
there are 900,100,0u0 cigars made i'll this
city alone in one year.-Scisntifc American.