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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Tur CouRT MARITAL on THE CyANE.-The
nayalcourt martial on board the United States
sioop of war Cvane, AT Panama, is about
drawing its proceedings to "A close. Five cases
out OF the seven before the court nave been
disposed Of Lieut. A. II. Baker, of the ma.
rinrs and Lieut. Geo W. Morris, were sen
fenced to be privately aomonished, which Is
equal To an acqui,lal. Master George r. Law
dismiss ell from the squadron and suspendea
for Two years on half pay. Ii. James S.Iii'
well publicly reprimanded by the flag officer
In general orders, to be read on the quarter
deck of each ship of the squadron, in the pre-
sence of all the officers. Surgeon L. }. WI
iiams "A full and unconditional acQuittal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

TuR(fkRMANs AGAINST BATES-The Ger
man Republican CLUB OF Peoria, Ill, nave
sdonted some resolutions hin ting very plainly
that no man who has not heretofore been den-
titled with the Republican party can get their
snuuort tor the presidency, even il such man
should be nominated At Chicago The club at
the same time declare for Seward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

THEATRICAL Miss Kate Bateman, known
some wears ago as one of the Bateman chill
dren," is to play in New York shortly in Il
drama written by her mother. Mrs. Charles
Howard has taken the Broadway Eoudoir in
New York, and with H. Watkins is playing
the Hidden Hand. Neafie and Barney Will
liams are playing at New York. Mrs. Waller
is at Mobile. Barry Sullivan is playing Al
Memphis Matthew, tenor, has made great
hit in the opera of Otello at New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

ifANIINTN EuK SALE

| HA>I LOTS FOR SALE.-Thres LOTS,
u hge acres cash, situated between the resi- ,
A1nrvi Dr. Anderson and the sobscrit:ers, ana
Sc. .s.4ted f1r a market garden, or for pleasant
~ isrp ptrSaus wishing to move out oi town.
sl-s,s.b.e tt Grove street. the tasionasle drive
a tsr cIiy, and i'll IA growing neishbofh"ou =
if .fsr au opportunity IT, improve 10 SUIT The
JIG ,gl Convenience oi purchasers.
as.ude LOT ut the corner ol Franklin and
.-s f'.eets. tin former horse lott ~ ieet on
t',A-U Hy l55 ieet deep.
tssera!s, Apply a. GopDIH K ArPERsoN. or to
e.-..rwts L. g. SQUIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Six large elm trees in front Of dwelling in
MARLBOROUGH, Mass, have been insured by
their owners 10 the sum OF $3.50, against loss
by lightning or IRE
The mortality in Charleston. $ O., last year.
one fourth. died from affections OF the lungs
aud breathing organs.
The -four mill OF Pettns Farrar, in Meek.
lenhnrr comfy. Va, with several hundred
bu shels OF wheat, was destroyed oy nrs . lew
nights since.
Miss Eliza Reid was burn' TO deatn NJ Wes'
pnin, IA on the 2Ist inst, BY her dress YAK
Ing hIe. 44
Hon. w. VI. Phelps. ex- x-member Of Congress
from M in nesota has assumed the editogshtp
OF the Rsd Wing 1tnn.) Sentinel.
The Whigs Of Alexandria, Va. have nomt'
nated Wm. b. Price tor mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

LIBERAL REQUESTS TO SERvANTs.-Mrs
Mary Dale, of Philndelphia, lately deceased, IN
aer will beg neaths $i4,UW 10 james Baxter.
coiored servant, who had been in the service
of herself and h usband for twenty-three years
the suln Of ~ 500 To her waiting maid, aud
provides IL trust fund TO pay ih- board VI heI
''old horse SAM" and the further sum OF ia
per month for taking care Of said horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

'ie. pflvateIy, my Very ueslfabIe HUME
>.EAb. containing fourteen acres oi iInrrov-
ts,.lea and SIX miles West Of Richmond, lying
ace1ate.y OH the Three Chorped road. and ad
S-a- ne auts OF X u. Carter and Is. w Ereen.
81 egel}A. Is new and contains four good rooiils
4-r's all the necessary out houses, whicn are
stYd eGder; well OF pure water and Souns
.t.afd c cHuice irutt trees. 4 small llinily Will
i4a 'as q most desirable residence. The neigh
i.a,t = good and healthy. For particulars ap-
TM THOMAS I'll NNETT,
r. In Heuricu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

WIN. +. BuRroNs WILL.--The will OF VIM
F.. Burton, the comedian, is contested by h's
first WIFE Mrs. Elizabeth Lot: Burton: O.
London. Itis alleged that from this lady Mr.
Burton was never divorced. He married he1
in T.nndon in ls:s2 aud abandoned her and hl,
son the following year, coming To America
The SON is now distinguished painter, ant
Ia, n nd his mother claim 10 be the legal heirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

TIE BIELE BURNING AT BoaoTA.--ls thin us
intelligence discredtis the discreliitable story
of Il wholesale burning of bibles having oc'
CURED Mt Bogota. Ia front of the palace Of thu
Archbishop. There were bonfi res in honor o
some public occasion, aud one Of the fire,
when flagging was rsplenishet by some enthu u
sia.t with AN armtul Of books from Il neigh
b.,riux house. The supposiiion that the vol
umes were bibles was gTatuitous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

IA. Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness. ke.-The
has the effect Of bringing out host Of professedy
new specifics; and while some few may be good,
prevent disappontment. the he st coSrse I" pursue
is to consult your family phs sic'an or otherwise
use only such remedies a. long public experience
ls TYLER'S CON POUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally tho favorte prescription Of
an emin ent phys it soon became popular
family medicine. and without adve ertising, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
Lao twenty years In all recent cases il acts like
charm; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis. Hoop
ing Cou.h Group, Asthma. &C.. it ~ used with
unparalleled success. most families will taytify
Sold by Fisher h Winston. Meade 4 Baker. 4.
B"deker &C at :5 cents pc bottle. and in an ele
per box. Prepared by ). BALMER, Pharmaceu-
list, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Pay Of Richmond Soldiery.--In making up
the statement published in the Dispntch OF
yesterday. showing the amount OF pay, name
of companies and period of service OF the
Richmond volunteers, who repaired TO Har-
per's Ferry. to aid in putting down John
plication of figures In the table from which
our information was derived, only the srtva
pay allowed each Of the companies was set
down. We furnish to-day the pay received
for acf1al service, and the amount OF erfra pay
ror od Inv och
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

THE FILLIBUsTERs IN TEXAS TO BE CRUSH
ED OUT-Fillibuster stock has been badly SET
back says Washington dispatch, by report Is
in well-intormed quarter that Col. Lee who
has some 600 men between Fort Clarke a,
Fort Brown, in Texas, has been ordered to
crush out Cortinas and his band of outlaws
even if obliged to follow them into Mexico
This action results4 from application OF
Gen. Houston for protection of American citi.
zens upon the Rio irande, which region is
represented by Senator Wigfall to have been
desolated by fire and sword. 1t is also conf.
IDENTIFY asserted that the Governor of Chiahua
having applied to our Government for troops
to protect that province from the ravages o,
organized bands OF marauders, our troops art
to intervene there also
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Almost a Cafostyophs.--About ~ O'Clock yes
terday, a WAGNER engaged in hauling lumber
from the south side OF the dock, carelessly
drove his team too near the north abutment Of
18th street bridge and As a consequence. the
wagon fell over and would have taken the
mules and driver with it, but for the fact tina /.
the lumber lodged upon the deck of an oyster
boat lying in the dock, and thus relieved the
animals of the weight which would have
drawn them into the water. but for being
checked in its descent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

sra,n M.mnhi. TO Trexevani, Team, Thos T..
nsndls. ts M m ADDITIONAL route agent, si salary
- 1a.s, : wear. Ronts from Menphis, Team,
to Vicks6arg. Mics, willis g. Jacsssa. n
viits = r 70 Oolumbia, Rohsrt q. Ftemtng.
il place 81 r. J. Wsbs, rssisAsA. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Tie Clay Statue, now on deposit at Mechan-
les Institute HaAsas u be inan9uFafed on the
lath Of April next, when it will be placed in
the position designed for it on the Capitol
Square. We have seen very handsome
statue, and which, if acceptable to the mah-
ayers, will prove not only durable, but highly
ornamental the Southern slope on the
French plate glass, and so constructed as to
keep the statue always in sight of the public,
and at the same time protect it from the wea-
ther
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

THE PASSENGERS OF THE WRECKED STEAM
Err HUNGARIAN.-The names which have been
published. purporting to be a list of the cabin
stearlsh hip Hungarian, are those OF the passen-
gers who sailed from Portland in the same
steamer in jar uary last for Liverpool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

GEN HARNEY FOR PRESIDENTIAL meet
ing held in Washington Territory, on the 23d
ultimo, at which a number OF the members of
the Legislative Assembly We're present, Gen.
W :, Harney was nominated tor the Presi-
daucX of The limited States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

The City Coaard will meet again on Thurs
day afternoon next to consider and adopt a
tax bill now upon their table. majority of
the body in attendance on Monday afternoon
last, determined to pnt the tax OF 81 on every
Slu0 worth of real estate, SO As 10 make that
item pay the largest portion of revenue. They
argued that a foot Of land ia Richmond " would
be worth no more than the same amount IN
Henrico county, but tor the value given II by
business. aud that business ought therefore to
be relieved as much rs possible, 50 'hai might
increase and thus enhance the value vi tile
real es tate and enrich its owners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

FATALITY AMONG NEaRoEs.-The Grenada
fMiss1 Rural Gentleman, of the lith inst.
saws large number of negroes in that section
of the Stale have lately fallen victims to pneu-
monia. which has generally prevailed on The
plantations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

A Steam Engine for Salr.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new. is
offered for sale cheap. II is Ah0rse power, and
can be put IN any part of building. be ng separate
from the boiler IL is small. and will only oacupy
a space Of Sax feet This engine WAS built by
master Daachtnist during leisure hours. and great
care has been taken with every part Of it, The
owner sells because he has no use for it.
ANY further particulars will he furnished BY ad-
dressing or on application to Mr.. c. H. WYNNE.
job and Book Frlnter. corner Main and llth sts..
where the engine has tesn placed for exh,blt'on
and sale "a &-dAcwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

CELEBRATION a2d of February was
celebrated al the University of Virginia. The
Of Richmond. va, aud the reader, Mr.. Jay
Arnold. Of Alexandria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

pnpNrICEANA-We Ind these Things IN 4
/, II Louisville Jou,n mai
Miss Catherine Beecher, a woman OF great
ability, sister of the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
aramd of several other distinguished Beech
ars has nublishsda a theological work inquir-
inc how sin came into the world. There are
.n.,,ars Of more practical importance than
that inquiry. II there 10 pig IN your snr.
Il on, than in specula,ing as to how 1t got In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

IA. Kidney and Bladder Gem pla ints.-The
aewest and most important discovery for Kidney.
ga or Wes exan yses
RIostration and Debility Of either sex. il HARTs
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. ltis
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCBU COMPOUND in the world. Large hottes
ceved by FISHERA < WINSTON. Druggists,
je l4-I2m Main street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.-The Weckl Y
bank statement OF New York shows an increase
of Slg2,eU0 in loans, $ls2, 200 in specie $'i5 100
in deposits: and decrease of Sl2l 900 IN circ
latiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

HORRIBLE CEIME.--Grace Heenan, an un-
married servant girl i'll New York. was arrest
ed Monday. tor throwing her newly born IN
fant into the furnace, and thus consuming 1t
She ackuo " iedged her guilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

A VALUABLE CRoP.-The New Orleans
(Ia.) Crescent es Inmates the crop Of cotton al
ready received nj all ports in deposits, a. 8,
Gls 594 bales, and says the grand total Of the
season will be 4,O0O, 400 bales. Tie value o1
this product is %oOtt 900 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BIRTH OF A SIAN
IsH PRINoEss.-The Minister from Spain,
Signor Tassara, on Saturday morning, waited
on the President sn grand costume. for the pur-
pose of delivering to him an autograph let
ter from the Queen Of Spain, announcing the
birth of a daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

SIMON SAYS Up.--A WISCONSIN paper.
speaking of the chances of Hon Simon Came
ron, Of Pennsylvania, says simon may be
President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

HIGHwAYMEN IN MEXICo.-A correspondent t
of the Mobile Register, writing from the city
of Mexico, on the 9th, says:
The road between Jalapa and Mexico is
again infested with robbers of all descriptions,
and very seldom n diligence escapes without
being completely plundered. a large convoy
of goods with strong escort had been al
tackled last week by $50 robbers. and over $50,
600 worth of merchandise robbed. The only
thing to be wondered at is that merchants risk
cents worth of goods by bringing them up
from Vera Cruz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

The Nee Poor Hoxse, according TO the plan
vi the City Engineer. II to be very conve
nient, weil- ven tilated secure and comfor able
building. aud will prove AN invaluable ins,i.
tuition whenever the poor laws are properly
amended, but not un Ill then. Its division in to
various Apartmen -, 30 A. to separate classes
and sexes, IL another advantage over the pre.
sent one. which the public will commend. aud
portion Of the paupers highly apprec ate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Base Character Within the past four weeks
a miserable wretch, fashioned in the shape OF
a white man, has, on several occasions, given
evidence Of his beas tiality by exhibiting his de-
nuded person to ladies and girls in the streets
aud else where. Not many afternoons since.
this creature saw party of girls al play near
the ms ument on the So uare and, after looking 4
around 10 see that n9 man was near To punish
him, exposed his person to them. The same
vile wretch on more occasions than one. has
been known 10 dog ladies through the streets,
and even TO the doors OF their residences, for
which at least one dozen coWhides are now
in waiting to pay him off soon he ~
discovered The ladies say he wears n Ia. sc
cloak a, all times and have given such n de-
scription of his general appearance AS will
lead to his detec ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

TIE DosrsU Stabls, now at Mobile com posed
OF Planet, Fanny Washington and Exchequer,
is entirely out OF fix. and unless very much
improved by the 9th of March, will stand 4
poor chance to bear Off any of the tempting
purses OF the Southern Clu bs. AT the Charles
ton races Exchequer was far from being him.
sell, and WAS therefore easily beaten. Before
the two left there for Augusta, their trainer,
Mr. N. t. Young, was called to a sick family
in New York, and Maj. boswell was so seri-
ously indlsposed that he was compelled to re-
turn home. The horses, however, were seat
on, and arriving at their destination without
their trainer, and without work, were started
in two races. Planet, from his great superb
Ority, won the three mile heat race in poor
time; but Fanny was beaten in a two-m mile
heat race in the slow time of -3:li-thus
showing that her flesh had been allC we'd to
bake upon her bones and muscles, and that she
was unfit to run against any racer.
When the news Of the Augusta races reach :
ed Mr.. T. w. boswell, he ordered his stable
home. but afterwards receiving a letter from
Mr.. Young that he would overtake them AT
Mo bile, determined TO let them go on and lake
their chances rather than recall them nd
disappoint the thousands in the South who
We're so anXiously expecting them in the Ores
cent City Whether he has acted wisely in 50
doing, time only can tell. Mr.. Young by con
stant efforts, may patch them up sufficiently
to make a tOlerable race but with all his skill
he cannot possibly relieve them of their
"staleness,'' incident to long training, and thus
res tore that speed and endurance SO essential
10 en- ire success. Our friends in the South
will remen Der these acts, and not venture too
freely on their winning, for they must be very
uncertain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

TIE Mayor made short work of the prisoners
before him yesterday morning, all of whom
were arragned for misdemeanors Of Il low
grade. John d. Ryan. said To be from Alex
andria, made his third appearance within q
week tor being drunk in the street, and not
being BILE to give bail, was locked up.-Patrick X
Sweeney, charged with assaui,ing Mrs. Maria
Kauiia appeared at the bar, stood his trial
and was acquitted.-John Kendall was called
10 the bar for crooking his elbow until he
knocked himself down but romsiug 10 fail
so easily no more was let oif.-Chas Meyer
answered to the charge of beating Richard NJ
Hudson, and was acquitted Elisha Peters, a
free negro, had permitted his register 10 get on
of date but promising TO have it renewed at
once. was ischargtd.-Lewis, slave, for
trespassing on Thomas F. Butler, and stealing z
coal, was ordered twenty stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

M Planetts Bittprs - This Celebrated
Tonic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years in cases OF INDIGESTION. Fietuoncy. (ien
eral Debility, Nervousness. Sea Sickness. &c. &c.
They create = heaithy action IthrOughssu The
Lndy. restore the appetite. equaiize the circula
ton. give tone and energy to the system, and
create a power Of resistance to disease rarely oC
tanned.
PLAINTIFFS BIT'rERS
Are purely Veget" bic. and adapted to all ages and
CO, d!tinns are for sale by FISHER WIN
SfON. and nv Grocevs and Druggists generally.
Depot No. 2lA Pc .ri street. N. y.
FISHER & WINSTON, Drugsists,
fs ll-3nl No 1875 Main at =, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

TIE WashtsgfoH Ssasss. ut Mechanics Ins,i-
tuss Hall, continues 70 attract the admirers Of
the heautiful Ia art. Oonuotsseurs who have
epent hoer In tts txamina ton, and Who vtstt
u daily, aId nav heautiss TO admfro q every
visit. 80 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

The Theatre was crowded with a fashionable
and intelligent audience on Monday night las I,
TO witness the personation of Pauline by
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, and all who saw her
were delighted with her elegant rendering OF
that character. Tonight Mrs. II. appears in
another and favorte caste, and we have no
doubt she will be entirely successful in its
rendition Secure your tickets to-day, ii
you wish the best seats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Brooke Arenms really needs the attention of
the city hands and carts, and no better time
could be selected for improving it than the
present. The carriage-way not only needs
amized as the travel over it is very great and
the street quite liable TO wash. II necessary.
The Council ought to lay additional taxes TO
| improve and pave the streets of the city; for
without good thoroughfares business of all
kinds suffer, and the people themselves are
very much incommoded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

The Night School of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute has been well attend by appren tices
and other lads, many OF whom have made rapid
progress in their studies and bid fair TO become
useful and valuable artizans. AT the close of the
school, which will take place IN the course of Il
few weeks, three silver medals will be award
ed for punctuality, good behavior progress in
reading. and other studies; and an entertain
ment will be given in the main hall to let the
public see what may be effected by schools of
this character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

Street Rai{roads.-The petitions before the
City Council, asking the privilege Of laying
down street railroads for public comfort, will
probably be reported upon at the next regular
meeting of that body, if not sooner and il the
right of way is granted the petitioners, the
tracks will be laid at once, and the entire plan
carried out As speedily as possible. In making
this improvement. the city so far from being
asked To expend a dollar III the en- terprise, is
offered a bonus for the use of the streets aud
cannot, therefore, refuse the applications on
the score OF economy. That the rail cars,
drawn by horses, and running from one end OF
the city to the other at regular intervals, will
prove of great Unvenience to the pu bile, no
one can doubt, and that property along the
line will be enhanced i'll value is equally cer.
| tain. We can very well seq how gentlemen
owning property at the extremes OF the city
| should be willing by improvements to bring
that property within few minutes travel OF
the heart of the city and thus enhance it's value
and We can as easily see how the revenue OF the
| city will be greatly enhanced by the increased
| taxes on the property thus imprDved; but we
| have not yet heard Il single good reason given
| against permitting and encouraging such im-
| provements. Richmond is growing rapidly
| every day, and it is important that facilities
| should be afforded the masses for reaching the
| outskirts with as little Inconvenience pos.
| sible. Horse railroads are the Improvements
| needed and when they can be had without
| cost to the public, they should be established
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29
j .1kEAT CHANGE rO nuY HATS,

~cHtp1t1t IND LADIES' FURS CHEAP. VERY
f4lS ~ fnGssriVvo WORTH or HATS AND
% stock 81 ~ ~ Having determined 10 close out
9a5 ny s,"i mas and Caps. shalt sell from this
s'.,si t., W1ch is very large and we'll selected,
Want Of u.,..tsh- Now Is the chance for those IN
siu isH 40 ahd Caps 10 buy Iowa S5 one at 81,
y sss ss,1. ~ % ior So; soft Hats worth ~ ~
~ .oo rn,,.ipf - ipf s' 80 80 for $3.50, and s3tor
hs2 s"' etgah ds. 10 mention; Caps IRON 25 cents
M s are IN wan, ~ ss, savs on s 20 =, pe@ s cent M
Yea of t.n - ,1iaad street. | have all OF the late
Aetris' ,lisas nsas end Dress Hats Of my own man
~'s ''@'S Made Ia order ut the shortest no
WM r. MOORE,