davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
VOL. VI. NO. ID.
7 d t t Y.
Past Memories.
ny }. G. WHITTIER.

How thrills once more the lengthening chain
OF memory at the thought of thee
oid hopcs. which long in dust have lain,
Old dreams come thropging back again,
And boyhood lives IN me.
| feel 1t glow upon my check,
IL iuIlness of the heart Is minc
And when learned To hear thee speak,
Or rase my doubtful eyes to thine.
hear again the low replies.
feel thine arm within my own.
And iimidly again upri,e
The friE-ed hi, Of Thy hazel eyes,
With set brown trcssts uvtthlDwn.
All. memories Of sweet summer eve,
OF moonlu waves and wiilowy way,
OF stars, and flowers and dewy leaves,
And smiles and tones more dear than they
Ere ilis. thy quiet eye hath smiled,
My picture ot thy youth te see,
When half woman, half chiid,
The very artles>ues- beguilcd
And folly, self seemed wise in me.
too can smile when DER that hour
The lights ct memory backward stream,
\ ct feel the wh,le that manhood, power
Is yalnet than my boyAaodss dream.
Years have passed on and left their truce,
Of graver care and deeper thought,
And unto me the eain. cold face
OF maukud-ard "a tho thy grace
OF woman, rens.vc hcaa,y brought.
On he'- rnnzh blast tor blame or praise.
HE .slea,tays uame hath wildly flown :;
Thine, N the green and quiet ways
OF uuotfI't,lye goodnt - known.
And wilder vet IN thought aud deed,
Our stlli dtvcrgiu1 paths incline;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
$I5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

care of the sick. Though your charge cx
hibits much weakness, sir and appears tc
be worn out by hardships, still as there
exists no positive evidence of any specia
disease, the case cannot be said to CONF
under our jurisdiction
This time | heard her through, having
no more power left to contend with a wo
man. But one thing | reccollect with
this last jurisdiction my limbs, turned to
signals of repugnance, lifted me from my
seat and carried me unheeding to the car
riage, whore dropped and family articu.
lated Home home which was family
responded to by scmi-comatose holder OF
the ribbons in the whispered words: Yes,
sir
a. we three feeble creatures journeyed
toward the domestic circle ON passing by
another Naiso dW CGuer; | pulled the
cord, stopped the carriage, and summon
ing all remaining strength, rang the door
bell and awaited known results. A fat
red faced butler opened the portals dodg-
cd the pattcring rain; demandedmy wish
cs, and aud on hearing the commencement
of the thrcadbare tale, scntcntousIy OBJ
served; It's after six O'Clock and moth i
ing's ever done with the poor before the
morrow.
Once more at home, my homc-thc real
home for the friendlcss, etc, etc, now find
all things within my jurisdiction. The
.littlc dcary' is washed, fed, and put to
bed in the kitchcn-cloSet for the night
On the morrow she will leave me, for a
comfortable home, with one of my poor
tenants, And [, just full Of happiness at
having reached the end of long night
mare, sitting round the table that has fur
nishcd me with condiments of grateful
character, smoke my never failing, press
ed Gabana; make vast promises to un-
fiuehmg Susie; and with fond affection
into McIora's eyes, those homes Of silent
PRAYER, My wife has consented to re-
tire from public charities, some ten in
number, and deal out the fresh loaf to the
hungry; elothc the thrcadbarc with gar
mcuts, and not wise maxms lodge the
homeless out of our tangible fund associa-
tion, and leave committees to those desir-
ous of posthumus reputation. When a
Kind visitor bcholds wretchedness, he re-
ceiyes practical benefit while administer
ing comfort. Gentle reader, do good in
person but if You are unable to 90 about,
subscribe to Public Charities : and above
all, for the assistance of such rs am,
found an Institution that shall have for its
object the pointing out to the well-wisher
Of humanity the proper asylum for each
case that come, unicr It's JURISDICTION
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

SuoKE FROM Gas LICHrS.--It is pretty gen.
orally imagined that the smoking of ceilings
is occasionel by mpurity in the gas, where
as, in this case, there is no connection he
tween the deposition of the SCOT and the
quality Of the gas. The evil arises either
from the flame being raised SO high that
some of iss forked points give out smoke, or
more frequently from a careless mode of
lighting If, when lighting the lamps, the
,top-cock bc opened suddenly, and burst of
gas he permitted to escape before the match
is applied to light it, then strong puff fol-
lows the lighting of each burner, and acloud
of black smoke rises to the ceiling. This, in
many houses and shops, is repeated daily, and
and the inevitable consequence is blackcn-
cd ceiling. In some we'll regulated houses
the glasses are taken Off and wiped every day,
and before they are put on again, the match
is applied to the lip OF the burner, and the
stop-cock cautiously opened, so that no more
gas escapes than is sufficient to make a ring
of blue flame; the glasses heing then put on
quite straight, the stop-cocks are gently turn
ed until the flames stand at three inches high.
W hen this is done, few chimney glasses will
be broken, and the ceilings will not be black
encd for years. John Robinson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
RI 1trlla nenu1.
!r=a fHr k.azsetbsrsef=at NaYrmber.
A Day with Charity.

l am p.-.9llI man, afno pfc'en-ioa. ,
all ef tbearIa.. aul ",p.ytIy maI9 uf. "
h.rvc wifi. and tao prop. O.ca--
-iaesll,-m, aa1ilass -,trfr better of M,
and Al what nav. am forced to follow
tha 1t tate- of humanity and pursue tn
a6,.gt al ia,srr,. with un-wers.n. par..-
yaranry.
The other asy. while emerging from a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

+ TERMS OF Administrations square or less
three insertions, SI,25; each subsequcntinscr
tion 70 cents. One square one year, t6,0o
| liberal discount made on long advertise
mcnts. A square is 10 lines Nonpariei.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

SAusAeEs.-Sausages can be made by
using mutton instead OF pork. Chop lean
and fat mutton together very fine, and sea-
son with sage, salt and pepper. Eat with
mustard, and they can not be distinguished
from the genuine pork sausagcs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

ONION PIeKLE.-In November, take
well dried onions, of good shape, small
and round, peel them and throw iuto salt
and water. Let them remain there few
days; drain them, put them in a jar and
pour over them spiced vinegar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

carriage. will be with you in one mo-
ment. Excuse me, Madam
Scene Second Enter practical philan-
thropy leading Charity's adopted Agent
for the house Of good deeds: " 1t can't be
possible sir, that this is the person ofwhom
you spoke?
And why not, Madam Is she not a
concentrated focus OF all the calamties of
which you gave me the list? Pray, what
more does she require ?" becoming IT,
ate.) " Is it necessary that her eyes
should be blue and her hair auburn
that her height be six feet, and her weight
two hundred pounds? Is it indispensable
that her ancestors should have come over
in the : May Flower" or that she be pos
sesscd Of knowledge of photography, or
any more such idiotic rules that leave no
margin for individuals but demand gen
era and permit not even species ~
Keep your temper, sir, there is no
necessity for any remarks of this painful
character. The person who is under your
charge, being in no respects woman, as
the bylaws have it, over sixty, under
eighty, and carrying in her person no de-
formtics, " am forced to regard her as
child, and at the same time. to inform
you in behalf Of my honorcd Supcrintend-
cnt, that this ease does not come under
our jur--.'
i" That will do, Madam enough
enough If you possess any regard for
/ L.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
WOOD Wanted

those who are intending to pay IN S9Cd will o1lss
Us by hauling it soon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30

fsR&s Ten copies, $1,000 one copy when
"57 Wi,i'lH 'iN months, l,5o at the eSptra-
ton Of the year, s2nD No p,p.r ,lisc,nii,nn.
w ~, nnt" a'' atroHrageS are paid. These Terms
VIII be strictly adhcarcd to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
The City Of Weshimstcu.

The present census indicates q population OF
81 400 which is an increase. since 1850 OF II 800
The whole of the District of Columbia CON
taius population of 1906, against 81, eS7 ia
1850. The number Of slaves Is a, 23t. against
3.6s7 in is50--a decrease of $50. In ioav. there
were but o,3i5 dwellings in the city proper;
the present number is l0,3i2, an increase of
3,sa5. In the District also, there has been an
increase of $50 dwellings.
Washington is not business city, and has
not, and probably never will be commercial to
any great extent, but the enormous patronage
of the General Government, and the immense
sums spent upon the public buildings and
grounds, some Of which are among tie most
magnificent in the world, account for its rapid
advance 1t is also becoming attractive as q
Mace of residence, the sessions Of Congress
being the only drawback to The general refine
ment and agreeableness of the city. The alb
surd notion that Washington owes its increase
10 the fact that ii is becoming substantially a
free city, is sufficiently answered by the fact
that Richmond has increased at an eq ual rat
and that New Orleans and other Southern
cities have increased in the last ten years
much faster than some of the fiourishing cities
of the northwest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
DIED.

On Monday morning, Gath inst. at her father
70 sldenee on Union Hill; Miss COLUMBIA
only dau Shter of VIM. and T.. A. I. DAVIS, aged ~
years and 81 DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from Leigh Street
BAPTIST Church. tins afternoon at 81 O'Clock
Friends and aeaaaintsaees OF the family are re-
quested to attend, without farther notice. The
Leigh Streat Sabbath School is requested, by the
Superintendent, to assemble on the occasion.
On Monday, 24th inst, VIM. DON, a native si
Scotland.
His funeral will take place this evening, at 1
O'Clock, at his late residence on nth and Cary SITS
vited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Miss Susan b. An thony is 10 deliver the ad-
dress at The Agricultural Fair to be held at
Dundee. N. Y, In few days.
The French government have opened a re-
cord office in Paris for the regis traion OF trade
marks, in order TO prevent Imposition.
Rev. Dr. Martin. of Chicago, Illinois, has
accepted the call OF the Lutheran congrega-
ton Of Marunsburg, Va.
Rev. VIM. J. thinner, late Rector of St.
Johns Church, City Point, Va, died at Will
iIamsburg, Va, on the Eth inst.
The Times has come out with an editorial
urging the adoption Of Trains horse railways
in London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
New Publications.,

THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON By
EDWARD EVERETT. New York: SHELDON *
Co.-This life of WASHINGTON is comprised in
one volume of large print, very handsomely
executed by the publishers. Mr.. EVERETT, in
preface to the work. explains the manner in
which he came to undertake it. The proprie-
tors of the Encyclopedia Britannica" having
In press a new edition of their pu blcatioL, ap-
piled to the late Lord MACAULAY to preface the
article on "WAsHINGToN," for il. He referred
them to Mr.. EVERETT, who complied with
their request; and the result of his labors is
given IN the volume before us. Mr.. E. declares
that he undertook the work as duty, notwith-
standing multiplicity of previous engage
ments and that he was n OF otherwise favorably
situated for cheerful tai effort In his pre-
face he passes a neat eulogy upon Lord MA
CAULAY. His brief life of WASHINGTON will
no doubt become highly popular and become
very useful. For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH
and STARKK i CoRDozo.
POEMS. BY HENRY LYNDEN FLASH. New
York: RUDD d CARLToE-It is a bold thing
in a man 10 publish a book of poems How
many Of them lie dead upon the shelves OF the
booksellers Nor can their Az thors hope that,
like some really great poets, they will be
praised when they are dead and the country
ring with the fame that was derived while
they lived. very small proportion of our
modern poetry outliyes its authors; the great
er portion is buried long before they who
wrote It, and, unlike them, 1t will never be
resurrected. The small volume before us is
gotten up III very handsome style, showing
either that the author is rich and determined
that his rhymes shall appear in u good suit, or
that the publishers think well OF them. For
sale by WEST q JOHNSTON.
AMERICAN HIsTcR BY JACOB ABBOTT
New YORK : SHELDON Il Cove have the
second volume (Which relates to the " Discov
cry OF America,") Of this work, which il vary
handsomely gotten up aud illustrated. The
author intends to bring down history as near
az possible to the present time. tits intendsn
10 comprise all that is essen tiaI for the gene
TAI reader, while IL will serve for an intro
oucton to more copious sources of informa
'ion' Inc volumes are small octave, very neat
aho convenient, and the history itself prom
ises 70 Do very useful addition to our works
OF national history. For sale bvJ w PAN.
DoLPH.
THE TREASURY or SCRIPTURE Srop,ps
New York SHELDON d Co.-Tbis ,,,I. 20,
ume presents, in a simple and en,ar,.i,i.
style, the stories of SAMSON, Moan RI
SAMUEL, DAVID and JOSEPH. They are hard
somely printed on good paper, and illustrated
by very beautiful colored plates. The hou,s
OF SHELDON d Co. Is one not long known
among the New York publishers but 1t is
achieving a considerable rep atation for its en-
te-pr.se and the handsome manner In which
their books are gotten up. For sale by j. w.
RANDOLPH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
mA, New and BeautifuI

ANew and Ii ant ifnI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally. that he is now
receiving p large sDd SPautItul stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care. and at prices that will
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and ali the newest designs.
In Gents wear, splendi I'd assOr tment of
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES,
VELVET AN d SILK VESTINGS.
NECK TIES, MERINO SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c.
Also. a large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOODS, of eveIy grade. for negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in first
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN J.. SMITHER,
&c 2-2m No. - Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
PYTHE GOVERNOR oF NlRaINIA-A

p1 Il III =. Wv Hi NOh or t1EGfNEA-A
ID N.-Information having been
received 10y the Executive, that w Nj. b. " AL
TIERS, who is charged with the crime Of murder,
committed In the county OF Halifax. In this Com
monwealth, on the eighteenth instant, has lied
from justice and Is now gong at large; therefore
do hereb, Offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who shall arreht the said w IN.
b Walters and deliver HIM INTO the JAIL of said
county of Halifax and do moreover require ali
officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military.
ana request the people generally, to use their best
exertions to procure his arrest, that lie may be
brought tn justice.
~, Given under my hand Governor, and
}Ls under the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth.
49, at Richmond, this 22d CAV of September,
1869. JOHN LETCHER.
by the GOvarnor:
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, Ssc'y Of the Com'th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

~ Have You Seen Whites Money
RAWER?-The best thing ever Invented-con-
venIent-a sure protection against theveS-eas1y
Opel ated and can he locked over 100 different ways.
Every one using drawer should have one. Call
and see 1t, or send your cad State and County
Rights for sale in all the Southern States. Dime
Sc 22-2w* CHAS. +. HORR, GenI Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
EA First of the Season.

10 First OF the Season.
FAMILIES, ATTENTION :
New BUCKWHEAT MEAL, fine 6 D s H
BUTTER, ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, fine lot
Virelnia BACON pure Virginia Cider VINEGAR,
and every variety of SPICES suitable for the
picking season also, fresh TEAS. COPFEtS,
finest SUGARS, &C, &c, at the. Family Gro
Gerry of MINIS CO..
Sc 24-4t I'd and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Hon. Jas. French STROLLER, formerly mem.
her Of Congress from tbs 7th district Of Vir-
ginia, died ia Caipspsr county, Va, on Fri.
Day. ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
q GREAT BARGAINS IN B0Ors,

HSHOES. CATERS. TRUNKS &c -sEYM
4AUNUSUALLY Low PRICE S-RJifD
FISHER a NORTON. No rs Rroad St, -
are daily receiving additions ~ their s.resg &c
selected and cheap stock of BOOTS, hhUEs' a.,
OF every DESCRIPTION, which thes onef 1, So
friends and the public on toe most tWorsh.e a
Thel call particular attention 20 theH sHSAr
GENTS SEWkD CALF CONGRESS gbbtesy
FRS. which they olIer at the low prce oil ~ ~
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS, sso; re.
supply of those celebrated BALSOkAh a.
and CATERS, so well sated for the tsl sho u,
ter wear All IN wan, will do well 70 eArp ~
az w. No. rs Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.

For other "EdHeGtiona!" Notices, see 4th Page.
HAVING ENGAGED A X0UNG LADY
IL to teach in nay family. would like to get four
young ladies'. from twelve to sixteen, as BOARD
Frs. Terms for board and tuItion, only $40 :;
music extra My residence rs about 5 miles from
Richmond, directly on the Richmond and Peters
burg Raj road. Che sterile county, and is
narka bly, hes lthy. The school will be opened
about LIST October. For further Information, adj
dress Mrs. " Nj. H. TEMPLE, care H. CARKINs
TuT ATKINS. Richmond.
a. Wing and Enquirer copy. sc 25-3taw2w
DICHMOND COLLEtiE.-The next session
IL viii begin on the LIST of October, and continue
nine months. In the Academic Department the
whole charge for day scholars is 81 80. In the
Collegiate. S54 So one half TO be paid ia advance,
the other IN the 18th of February. The whole
pense to boarding pupils is about S2l2 Modern
Languages taught by the Professor without extra
charge. Sc rs 1t
AIRS. MAYO'S SCHOOL will be re opened
W on MONDAY. the LIST day OF October, IN the
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM IN rear of the :, ca
more Church, on nth, between Broad and Mar
shall SITS. Sc 25-3tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

ES To the Ladies'.
hIks. r. 5 REFS, No. 209 Main street. between
9th and 10Th streets.
Mrs. RES begs leave to inform the Ladies of
Richmond that she has opened FIRST CLASS
DRESS MAXIM ESrABLlSHM tNT at the
above place. where she keeps constantly on ha nd
and is receiving per every steamer, the latest Pa
RlSlAN. LON DON and NEW DIRK FASHIONS,
and is prepared to execute all work ia The most
prompt and ehclent manner and always ready at
The time appointed Particular atte alton is in
vlted to the ease, accuracy and graceful ftting
always secured by the effect system of cutting
Dresses. A call is respectfully solicited.
2O9 MAIN STREET, between 9Th and 10th,
sc l9-lw CUP SFAIkSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
MARRIED.,

on iba 18th lns... at st, lakes Chdfch{il Bfqck-
lyfi. Y. by the Rev r & Dier, y. EsNht
HtRNsY. Of Richmond. VA and FLtz 4, eihesl
daug hter OF the late Edward r. Bartlett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

HON r.. CABELL having be IN unex
~ pectedly called nome TO Missouri, cannot
speak at the African Church. TONIGHT, rs adj
0'''''1 ", K. STURDlVANT, President,
4; EnwpTr sec s. 25--ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
nA EiPgnnt ColOrrd and

BLACK SILK RUBES-7 FL0UNCES.
A splendid assortment of the above RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS in Plain and ChIntz Bro
S25 and $50. which greatly below their value.
Fairly application should be made. rs the supply Is
limited Sc -2wl WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

10 VI SIJNL 8FCUNFLTSHNENT IS
SE'SP c Il. DECENIEL is now ready, and
>&@ offers his professional services u such as
may be anxious to obtain a complete and thorough
nssat PrnsnIs IN rnn aS n sS
PIANO. GUlTAR, ORGAN. Singing. and in
the SCIENC Z and ART OF TEACHI NC MUSIC
For Gard of Terms, Testimonials &c, apply 10
PROF. DECENlEL, at MIS- F. MatOs,
Sc 25-2w' 5th st, bet. Clay and Leigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
LOST AND STRAYED

ny stable, e. Surrey. / rs "a ssots%
DE "'I Vii ave 81 for the apprehsn-
sion If the thief, and ST. for the recov-
cry Of the Saddle and Bride. s,zep
~uecss SrRAYED KsTOLEN-F,om the
XAx premises Of the subsorl Der two COW and
.EAN..a HEtFtER; one dark red with white
horns; the other a red and white, WITH rope
sTuuud hsr neck; the heiHer a deep red VIII pay
above pentiooed cattle, or give me such lntorma-
ton as will lead to their recovery ,.rcu
sc e5-3t. Midlothian Coal Yard.
~n,% STRAY ED EWARD.-stra, ed
"a from my residence, on Fulton II HI on
~.he 23d inst, TWO MIL III COWS, one
wards the other roam above medium size, horns
rather straight and pointed. A hbere! reward Will
be paid for their delivery, or for information by
Ws se Is ls mS' 'e'0'0' '"''" JP. DICKINSON
~rs sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From
house on B0ody : RUn * stsGst e
LUW, with bob tail. For her delivery at the Gas
works, will give liberal reward c.RvEpo
q sTRAyED OR SToLEN-From
So5 G' TE fisqta P Tfh b.cs body
and yellow aRd pop
when pessd Had on collar Win WI The ,r name OF
Sc 25-ts PULLIAM co, Odd Fellows Hall:
OK NEW AID. 1 will pay the above reward
81 for the detection and apprehension OF the
unprIGci pie tnet, who stole the COLLAR from
nav dor IS neck. on 2lst ult on which my name was
engraved and a medal attached; or | will pay
liberal reward for the return of The collar: medal,
&c. Sc 25--lt'I II. a. ma ! Or II.
T.-Strayed from the Gallego
i LAY Mills, SETTER DOG-blaok, brown
~ and white mixed-atout months Old.
reward will be paid if ne is lett at the Galiego
Mills. Sc 25-2t.
- STR T. B-From my residence at
~ Bowling Green. in Henrico. a small BAY
"a HORSE. For his return to my residence
at Bowling Green, suitable reward Will be paid.
Sc IS 1T MICHAEL AMRHtiN.
a SCRAYED-From my place, on Grove
IN street, about a mile beyord the old Fair
NNGrounds, q large sorrel HORSE. with blaze
face and somewhat injured in lett hind leg. For
his return to my residence, on Broad street. op-
posi'e City Hall, suitable reward will be paid
Sc % ST. r. w. RODDEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

ia Wire and Sieve Factory..-The UNI
deIsIgned 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. manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE Tor mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCRh
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS. &C. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
kA- Prompt attention given to orders.
sc 24-lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

nMRs Res NEW DRE.s AND CLOAK MAX
ING EMPORIUM, A9 Main street, between 9Th and
l0th Is da iy crow ed with Lanes, anxious To pro-
cure a beautiful fitting DRESS, WALKING BASQUE
&c. gotten up good taste and IN the latest Lon
don and PaTlsian fashions. at moderate prices a
trial is respectfully solicited, Z09 MAIN street, op
pcslte Rex naults Carpet store. sc 25-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

ia Rocks Good Samaritan, warranted
To CURE KHEUMATlSM.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, warranted to
cure NEURALGIA.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN will cure the
above complaints CERTAIN, If the directions are
strictly fnlIowed-If ii fails 10 cure after 8 fair
uial, the money will be refunded. sc 2l-6t+