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Bud le(en. GS ent6dlt nlsltbe 8eletruneen Iber RE @rbdltune
melde an ben 70 erfh6pfeaben unb idltnneu 8pleeu Der pSelbf.
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Rdt6 un6 ote etnbrtnsltden 98arnmneen. wel6e e~Sertbetlt, merpsn
Sabre hes Qetoens berbuten unc jdbrli6 3auienoe BON 0eben rt-
ten. Der SetluneSplan, df Der Nuwenbun8 Der @lec
trtcttGt berubenp 1T narin dusfutrli6 beiprpden unb naGge
wtefen, pae ~rteieuteen 9dtteuten, bic tbr Gefp fur Nleot5in 9efpen
BET baben, abne sebetlt gu ietn, ftt niat an bic reate SAnhieSe &C.
menoet BADEN. Smpptens, unfruGtbarfett, fUmie aGe nerU6ie
3eben unO s6waden Der @siGlettspreane fTnnen ntr af elef-
rti@sm Mess rhtiOnel gefeilt mercer: @esen @tnienouns oOn
30 @ts. @pffamps ntrb eS Sepem fret suseIdidt renn man
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@tmoer'e ~NlGhmoidbtme.

0e SGnecer bief9er Statt. ippte ale 9erIpnen, weIte cine
cute 6bmoi 6 inc su BADEN WIniden, ip0ten lid erinnern.
6s cine ppn unIern Nfafdtnen, SmeumaI IL bel Nrbeit tbut ais
rgenc cine onoere, rno 10 audi %awetmdI 10 pteI IS lb
ubrtnQt. Ote5es matt uniere Maittnen gu ben biIIt9-
item, welde i'm Neartte Itnt. Wstr ais 6GOO 6aopn inb auein
m btefger @tubt in Operation an &Sden, &efen nno polen nno
babeu lire @t9ner ODER bic bauit albeiter in ben Stunc 9eRst, lid
mebr Selb su eriparen, ala tbren oIes ani anberent gSege m69-
lid lit. &Ge, WeIde eine Der beten ,8dbmdf dtneu, bic
m @eerou6 fnb. bobeu nt5ben. ipIteH in unIerer Office:
SO. 159 8alttmereltraBe
ooripre6en, no Gebrau6s- Nnpeiiuu8en IN oeuti6er, en9Gi6er,
~ranS6fifer unb IpanIher Sprod,e Sn babet Iio uno no mir Sc
q fdei1e Blainine fault, auf nerIetben arbeiten lerueu.
Shidt nab etnen @remplar Oon Singers RGbmoIdinen@ 3et=
ana. Mle Ntaidtnen meroen EN- SHBe8 Sabr mad ibrelm Antaui
con mts in ooaer Orbnun9 unb Separation gebalten.
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49, - S ~ N sz@4 = WssSA4NAsws%s N#4
@tdti9 fir @tnfpanperer unb 0feiIenbe.
-GriparniB Oom .3eit, GelO nnO G%ntferunag
burd, oe
Baltimore nnO SbtpsG tienbnbm
mad alien Tbeilen be8 Meiten8
Iber
Yarter8burg unb Marietta, cber 8enppp
Wbeeltna uub Columbus.

Die Baltimore. unb SbtD= Gtfenbatn btetet hem reifenoen Tub
ltfum Die srSsten 81rttette in 8epg auF Btatgtetf 8tquennlt3.
felt, St6erbett, gIntAtbfeit unb SfIHh 1t Der g enerten, 70 one
tie Srn fetner aubern 8atn II btelem Qanbe Ibertrpfen ptro.
Dtefe 8abu ppnt atlanttfden Wteer %auseebeno, TIT Die Gttefe aus
~eebebnteae Qtntee nlst6settie aber aud bic ilr3efte uo ffneaFe
unb baGer bic btltefe 9Rpute fur BIC Setlenben mad ben gDeffen
bic nt&t p%erfet1eu fplten, fe gu benueet'
W1eilenentfernun9 BOZ Baltimore mad
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Teners8 crSf6ern

Johnston's Insurance Rooms, Z
Nc. 70 Seccnbltr.
|Eeuers, Marine= unb Seben8=Oerffdes
runQ8=G pufpa9ntcn.
Gi6erlte Hr1O fcItete 0Onlp0glic. =
8ertderuns8z@pt Der 8a0ep b. 8irsiuien,
mt $500, 600 Capital.
'2nn6bures8 er liderun98z@ Cntp. b. 8iroillten.
E. nit 100000 capital.
.Nlbemarlez8 Sc rft4eruns8=@ pntp. y. 8irQirien
nit $500, 6OO Capital.
Gbdrter Sdf>Yerii6 .zSptnp. BON 6artfprb.
1875 init $3.50, 000 capital.
.SecuritbzN erIt6errn98s@pm BON Nems0crt
init $270,0Oo Capital.
BbGnir< 0erlthernna8eSpm bon NefpzOprf
< = nit $500, 600 capital. =
GeIplutesY erft6eru 88s@onp. b. Nep>Oorf.
G%f1N nit $270, 600 @apital. '
Mpntanfs8 erii6eru 8s@Otnp. y. Nefp=0Drf.
nit $500, 900 Capital. =
NepzgBcrlb<y fiber Comp bon Neps0ort,
nit $3.50, 600 capital.
W1ercartile Wtutudl Martne.
NIT 81 600, 900 Capital.
8ereintote Staaten 2eben8=8 erfiberuno &c.
nit ST ESQ, 9T2 @aputal.
gtDrthern Nf1urdnce=G pn1p. BON Qonbon.
I5@ nit $~2,194,111 capital.
Die pben bentertten @pn1pagnRen fnb BON Der QeoisIottr hss
StodteS WorpIanb %autb0rtfrt unb lteniirt.
Die BON benz nnterSetfneteu reprdfentrten Gonpoonieen h,be,
ptrtltn oerfn9bareS Capital gum pollen Dben anoelebcnsn
Setra9 OerantfrCrtltt fur Die 3obtung bon gerIuten.
@errterun9spoHcen wereeu ~aasSeseben un6 GerIuite pihnftfnh
erest. $bo8. 8. SDbn }ton S
Greb. Gfium, SurSesOr. C5a171n
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Baltimore unb SbiC=Gifenbabn.
Q@n @nmheu zStatipn 8dttintprej .-9cr gofsu9, Spnntnss
dussenpntmen, UNI Z l1hr 20 Mtupten 0crmtttaes uo Der Or
preBug UNI a l16r- 5 Nttnufeni Nddmtstaas. Setbe 3i9e gehen
nab aIen 8bett,ns seS QDehens rp @orp=gDefers IN btretter
Gtnte. 10 5e 80 Ea
- Sur WegsBafasiere.
gta8 alien gunft'n spti&en 8altim0re um6 9tsbmOns ns6me
sptlGen @unbe ldnp umo Hbsettne mO 3mt6rn GrnftC unO par
%fersbura ben 4 ltr ) Dttnuten Bug On Baltimore.
Der 6rebertfs Nccpmmp z3u9
SerlGst Baltimore fir Sreberif unS Bic basmtI6en lteeen6en
pfdse tdelta UNI A l1br Is Mtnuten 9admtttaes, nit GuSnatme
oes SOnnto9s, uno erreidt 5 eeeri6 UNI ~. 40 %. MbenpS; per-
ldet bet Der RIftebr 6reeertf UNI 9 lbr @prmtEtags unp lnnst
IN Baltimore UNI IL u. so VI. Mitta9San. h
Der @Qtcptt'S g. 9til8zN 3ug
gett tGettt NIT ausnd6nte 6eS Sonntaas uhe fplet:
8erdBt Characterization nm 6 20 Wtcrgens uno LAS Rddnt.
Bon @1teOtts GltaS um LAS Mpreers unb 6 10 Mbenrs.
9ead Waibilgtpr u1O DEM Siieen
eeben Bic 3aee nm 400 ump SUR 9~prmtttasS, ipwte I'M 8 IS unb
20 Nedmttto es. l&&&4 f@& 80
Am Seaatp UNI A, 20 Dfrrsens.
Son W1i6tn9tpn
UNI 6, 20 mnb As @Ormittass nab 800 un6 20 gta6nt. 2
DIM SUnntas muir gtadrntttdgS i'm 800
Der smette Hnb Serte Dug non Baltimore unb GBafbtnstrn Der.
btnoeu f6 NIT ben 8i9en Der NnnappGS Babn.
Der smGte un6 brittle qua t6ft duf ben 8Utfhenfdttonen.
so gBesen GtfetS, Mustunft,9 Bdbrt u. f. 10. nenee man Id
an St. G~nglanp, Meent an Der 3tdet Office. @dmben-
fattpn. ID m. 9reScstt Smtttt
.|GfEtS&G 6rGnSpCrtuttpnsnetaer Baltimore.
M.@pfe, 0pnerataDtleleur. (Mut6,i0
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Gisss1ter Soeeso t1f ss1uiDsS apegrv
g1lDceffer QnnnQnts nnO gtoOts GCielldGff.


SIN benz @ntptfelup9ssans Der &nFeDlun8 fnb MIR battn s-
ldnst ben nertbppafen unb rtGtteien Iheil DS Stabt9ebtetes
BON G9e Surbpr Gttp in ben 8retS Der 0erbeHeruneeu gu 3ieben
rnb 20ts TN 5~afentbetle Der Stabt, gu benz FIR baS erfe Iduienb
ffgefelten YreiS tpne $l25 gum gerfouf 5u brtneen, unb omar
jabluneen BON SIS. 5rete Deeds In better 5prm sarantirt. Die
JnansrtHaaft11e 6tsiss sta6tthstls ~ nun AZ lDTShi sDai l9dytsn
Oasu ~bransen. 0pfs, QBterften unb @erbtnbunssfraBen ME elm
Steamer CUR Serfeaune neuer, resetmaBt9er Verbtnbune nit
fen=NDrf unb Bottom, pereen aus unb p1brenb Der @ntptfeluna
oiefeS planes ppn Der @eieGlbaft sebaut unp bic au%sfubrunS
btees planes rtrb tn Rurse ben @entralpunft fur bic ~utreeeenb
rad unferer Stdbt Iegen. go tt
'5' Br6mten ~
~6efetcnO ~entpeber In etnem 5000 Quabrat8us erpBent Garten
oper etner1 8retttdet auf benz Notwithstanding tperben je
ua9 Der gDabL gu ben erfen perfauften 1000 0pts beiseeeben.
&er in Der @ntwideluus ~beSrtfene %6abrtdpIan lei0et baburd
nttt nur teine 8eetntrabti9unet ipnoern NUT burb &usflbrun8
Vbteen 6denpIdnes crit .fetne ganje WiAti9fett er1neen.
Gabrtfanten pelhe tire &tabliierneuts na6 @ee 6artpr Cts
tesen, perben d~bseieben gn Der 8~anfisen Rage 3ptfben ytOrb= unb
Sub,. burd Itberole @eguafieungen Settens Der 8efelfbaft, be
Seutenbe 8prtbetle 9eptnnen. w
gan1pttets werOen uneutgelti& a~usgeSeben, uue ndfere g1ad
ri1ten ~ertetlt purG
@pl9s& S. S6ntbt Ieeut.
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BS CUR beIDn6eren TennfflBnQ91ne.
6tnpaaSkrer uuh geifeltee fDGten febr S6ffGtte fen, e5e fe TIRE
8inetts faufen unO fputen bteteften nur rpa iOl6en a%nseFeaten
8eamten faufen, nelde ron tbren1 @ehdlt leben, ntht abcr ppn
3affern pter 3ntf6entrdeerr, Ia tie fputt Der @efobr ausseiest
fnb. bef&ntnte1t i'll peroen uno tbr Sch unipnft ~arsgsben.
Ourdfabrt8zSiQette
mad a1en Sbelen bs Q1efens fnb III ta5en BET
-sa. Gb. s. SiIbebrdnbt,
4 General @rtieranteu- 81 gent Der 8alttntGre- un6
9bipz @ifenhabt.
soaon $50. 81 Iba1ne8ffr., Baltimore
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Akxh 0roBe
1M0li9e mnb fia0meftliAe Noute

apiIhen y alttmCre,
Gttp 3Selnt, Spn8burs, 8a.,
Rnoruule uno Dtenpbi8, Eenn.
uno 6a3wip9en liegenbe YlGSe.
Die DSnpfer Ser. Peabpcp" uae ~8elptberen Der.
loIIeu lest baltimore ie6en Denfas, DOnnetitas uno SamItas.
~eabmttaas 8 ubr, mad slip Yrnt, @o in z erbnbun9 mt Cl
lipuben @ilenbabn nat 3pnhbmrg, 6norotue, WeenpbiS &c.
DE tirepe ulo ~Seei9netite 0raept-Otoute
nab alien bebeumnoen YldRen I'm lioperllben 8tr8nieN, Geuuei.
ice, @eOrgta, uno ben uSrOll9en Ebeil BON A!abapa u. DtIiflfppl
sy- @oaren Wsrosa na& irsen6 elnem rtsler Ftase %befSroert.
ytabere amstunt ertbeut
s. 8rnnh III n, s 49,
Ggt.r Der Rcpbatau Oampf1tf. 9cmps
N6l6sR atP. 5. xtsbtfr-2Dpark
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8tanp'8 anf 8eitenuno

nto pon ieeer Splj= rnb Baudrt pereen e~eltefert.
Die grSete Sgrefdlt wtro anf bic Mrbett un6 auf ote MuSfdtl
Der W'dtertalten rerpenret ut er fam b1ber fir iebeS aus ffincnl
Snaitut berrgrsebenbe Snfrument bic @ardntie ibernetnlea, bs
es aae @tgeninaften etneS 9uteu @tdno'S BETTE.
NAe Sntrunlente aus metner 6dbrtf tperpen fIr.5 Sabre BON
benz Gag pes 0ertautes an edrnnttrt.
BefDn6ere MuFmertdmfe4t ptrb auf BITE Nuspdtl bon Snfru=
nfnten, ipslhe tn elmer srssen gntferuuns ~per1erbet merr en-, ver-
rcnbet une eu 4Srre6t oes itntdnfdes ~tnntrbalb 6 Mpnntef Rom
@ertautSfase an, miro eetattet, fpGte Elm Snfrunent niGt ppa-
tdnbte befriehteen.
@g- @%restdnOter mereen ~wOEttun Bet uns SprSulpreden tbe fe
fb a~n6erp1ti 8 %umfeben.
8etinois p~drrdttts cine Ius nabf SOn WteGpbepns, Spt en- be-
fen SnfrneAtennd6ern III $4,000. Gf
IL 9tanps perben unhecauIht. auSeemietbet ur6 eeftnnrnt.
. SSm. 6uabe ~ @pmp.
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0cfdb6ftsperlegung.
9entlde nrlO engIllde S9rift9ieBerei
bon
Nb. Seinrt1.
nerlent bon Nro. 43 Gentrefr md,

10 9EN1U~ DUIIs
Den @erren Observation-Disclosures bermit bic ~ereebenite Anseioe
oaB tb ieBt peoer 10 pett I'M Stanoe bin, I'M aIe in bic Sdrift.
9eBeret eiul6la9enpe Arbetea i9neu unC bldg sur 3utreoenbett
neiner seebrtcn Abnebmer ontertl9en 81 trnnen. Gelonoers made
ib oaraut auimertiam, oB ib itets cine Quanttdt SdrifRn oeS
neuelten uno beiten ShntttsS, BON bem oprsi9liditeu Aletaa &C.
9l1en, aaT Eager babe nno eAe Selteaun9en IN mosli9lt tu5er
3lt a~uSfibren tam.
Gg- 8outanoise 4usfattun9en fir 3ettun8s -Officen itnO ietS
bepari. Inn bic nptbi9en arhfel lOiOrt abSui9ifen.
OtsmS= unb Dtetal-9tnien, 3ler=Slnien (Dashesl iopie cine
AnSwabl Der metft ~9anSbaren Settings Gl9nelten INNER an 9anb.
Otetue RroBen ltepen alen @eiNditSlreunoen gratis au Dtenlfeu
Dur9 meme Yerbtucuu9 NIT pen preden= 6abrttanten &rr. 81
9oe y 80. lieere ib aae Arten Yreien gu ~eeneben 8epua9uusen
uno Preien ME Die 6abrit leIbit.
go gbenlO babe i4 Slempel nao &u8ite@er fir CONDITION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets ~porrdtbi9. Yb. 0einri6, ShrtItseBer,
Ap20) .Sunl6SnlB) NrO. ID u. %28lutamltr. Aelp- yorf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

SUICIDES IN JAPAN.-A religious custom il
often spoken OF by writers upon Japan, and
that is the self-sacritice of the more enthu-
siasuc priests in their desire 10 inherit more
quickly the blessings of the future state. The
neghborhood Of the great religious College OF
Conay is especially ntioned as the scene OF
these suicides. This College ofC nay appears
to be close to the ancient city of Serunga,
about half way between Jeddo aud Osaca.-
II vas visited III 1919 by a Dutch Embassy
who say hither repair all the learned OF Japan
10 dispute in theology aud philosophy, arc
they appear TO have witnessed some of these
suicidal attempts to reach Paradise. The en-
thusiasts usually announced their intention
of proceeding to the other world on a given
day. and expressed Willingness to undertake
any mmission for departed friends or rela-
t,yes They carefully noted down all such
messages in books carried for the purpose
they loaded their wallets with aims, and armed
themselves with Il sharp seythe 10 clear The
road of the many thorns and briars said to i'm =
pede the paths of Paradise. Thus equipped,
the poor creatures would embark OF deep
lake in small canoe padding out distance
they attached heavy weights to their bodies
and sprang into the water, whilst their ad-
miring fraternity calmly regarded them as
men much to be enyied, and toek care that the
canoe should be burnt with fire, as a vessel
too sacred to be ever defllej by being applied
to less noble purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

HUMBoLDT's THRoLOGY.-Humboldt's SER
want Seifert, is indignant at the charge of i'll
fidelity brought against his master A letter
writer says: He pointed first 10 the inscrip-
ton which Hum b0ldt wrote 10 accompany the
Library picture" one sees everywhere in the
windows, which begins, SIN youth man wan
ders through Gods sublime world" &c
May, more" exclaimed the Indignant servant t,
Il can prove TO you that he believed in the
Read" So we read again from Humboldt's
Ill-letter to Seifert: We'll ich mach Gottes
RathschlusZ in SO hohem Alter unerwarted
konute yom Tode uberascht Werden dafur,
&c. because in so great age might accord
ing TO Gods providence, be Unexpectedly sur
prised by death, therefore, &c } "One cannot
positively affirm that he was praying man, y
continued the devoted Seifert, because that
Is a secret which a man does not confide 10 his
ueighbor. But a man so generous 10 the poor,
that he saved nothing for himself; SO sympa-
thetic with suffering that he never could turn
away a case of distress unrelieved who had
scarce ever written him q letter without di-
rectly entioning God's name, cOnfeSslng his
own relation and obligation 10 HIM who had
written in his (Seifert's) daughters album
only such counsel as God fearing man could
give who hated false and formal priests SO
much, and who read his Bible SO constantly
such man must have been Il Chris tian. And
If he had lived in land where Christianity
was q life, not profession, and where meu
were accus toned 10 speak of their religious
experience, he would undoubtedly have left
behind him a satisfactory testimony" Such,
as nearly as we are able to translate word toI
word, was the record which the faithful SER
want bore of the sus spected master. II was un
dOubtedly honest; whether conclusive, lei
every man Judge for himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

Mayors COurt.-Anu Dobson and her son
Thomas appeared before the Mayor yesterday
to answer II charge of assaulting and beating
Ann O'Relily but as there seemed II partic-
ular danger of the peace OF the Commonweal
being further disturbed, and as Mrs. Dobson
declared she wouldn't hurt hair of Mrs
OReilly's head, they were permitted to de-
part. Jacob Schaf, found on the dewaIk in
d state OF unhappy inebriety, told the Mayor
he hailed from Baltimore, and was committed
to Jail. Chastain Farrar, for using improper
language In the street while stmu ted by
bad spirits, was required to give security to
keep The peace. Temple Samuel, for disorder
ly conduct and resisting the watch, was held
IN $500 10 be of good behavior. VIM. Pea ap-
peared to answer "a charge of stealing S35 IN
bank notes and silver coin, from RichaId d
Henry. The latter alleged that he was paid
OF by his employer on Saturday, aud after GO
Ing around some, went to Donald McClardys
boarding house and went To sleep. When he
dWoke, his money was all gone excepta quar-
ter eagle, which he found way down in the
corner OF his pocket-book. The accused was
III the house the same night. but as there was
no proof of his guilt, he was discharged. The
negroes arrested on suspicion OF committing
The robbery at the store of Darracott, Harris
Co., were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

AnRSsments.-In addition to the facilities af-
forded by the Mechanics Fair for spending an
evening pleasantly, there are amusements OF
various kinds in the city, aud persons can en-
10y themselves in accorC auce with their own
taste or disposition. The Theatre offers attrac-
tions of a novel character, and those who de-
pleasant place OF resort. Mr.. Wyman, tie bes l
of ma gle 'ans and yentriloq uists is prepared 70
as stonIsh and bewilder all who attend his leyee
AT Metropolitan Hall. The blind negro boy,
Tom whose performances on the piano forte
have filled many old heads with amazement I,
gives a CONCERT to- night at the African Church.
In short there is no lack OF amusements aud
why should not everybody be amused during
the festival week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

The Steam Ftrs Engins.-This machine wa.
subjected 10 another trial yes terday afternoon
i'll Iront of the American Holel. She threw a
solid stream through inch nozzle, 2UU Zee
by measurement, and the ground Was wet
with spray III Il distance Of 225 feet. The per-
pendIcular stream, under some dIsad VAN Ia ges
went up 10 the eagle surmountiug the cupolu
OF the American. We learn tnat The perior-
maIces OF the engine were fully salts fac tory
TO the Chief Engineer and those mem bers oi
the City Council who were present. IL seems
10 be the universal opinion that an engine oil
THIS description Will render more service at q
fire than all the old fas hloned 'machInes' III
the city. The street was crowded with spec
tators, many OF whom got wet jackets from
the deluge that poured am ong them, but every
body enjoyed the exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

PickpocketS.-At every annual gathering In
this clty, similar 10 the present, We are quite
sure to De annoyed by swarm of stroIling
vagabonds, who calculate upon practicin az
their sly games upon unsuspecting persons,
and their attempts are often successful The
newspapers. with a due regard TO the welfare
of the better portion OF community, always
raise the warning cry OF " beware of PICK
pockets" b" but the majority are suil needless
and visit all the crowded resorts with money
in their purses and fine jewelry upon their
persons. We again advise them 10 leave their
valuables In place OF security when they 60
among throngs. The miscreant Is are Cons tantIy
on tie lookout for piuuder, and by II little
care their expectations may be disappoint ted.
A gentleman named Pem berton had the um
of $50 taken from his pocket at the Mechanics
Institute on Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

a PRAisEwoRTHY AOT-On Monday last
one OF The engineers OF the Central O Ohio Rail-
road, james Freese, suffered 4 horrible death,
being caught by the legs between the eng inc
and tender both being thrown from the track
nv the breaking OF tire of the driving wheel.
While IN this situation, exposed 10 small
streams of scalding water from the boiler,
coufined in Il small space filled with steam and
smoke, the office OF alleyiating his terrible suf
ferings, as far as human aid could do so, was
narformed by one of his fellow employees upon
the train. Mr. w. III. Stewart who went into
the narrow opening with the suffering engi-
neer. and held him in his arms aud ministered
to his continued calls for water until death
relieved his torture, after a period OF niue
hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24
THa. SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES,-
sfSs fns sSfl 5"fS Of
rlca and Europe, is such best to establish their
Machines, called, may be bought il is true. for
anna! !lert amount OF dollars, but 1t is mistaken
relaDie artlele, ana those who will do so must
SINGERS, NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order TO place the oeyy best Family Machines
an the Worif within the reach of all we have re-
dpeed our Letter A. or transverse Shuttle Ma
1hA.hRsss' hARs' oeautiiuiiy ornanented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No;1 ! AMD \ 2 STANDARD SHUT
Both of very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the o manaFaco''
;ory Pnees reduced respectively from Sla5 and
SINGERS No. 5 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Prlce. complete, SIPS.
ticle. unequaled for Observation-Disclosures pnrposss M
noiseiess, rs pd ard capable of any kind of york.
cheaper at tnat in view of ITS value, than the ma
chipes Of any other maker as gift
Al OF SINGERS Machines make the interlocked
stlch with two threads. when is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machiaes,
their sizes prices. working capacities and the
pest method oil purchasing, can obtain u by send
ing for copy Of i. NJ. Singer & Cas- Gazette"
voted 70 the subject It vii be sapped dfsrsn srsts 10
NEEDLES, THREAD, COTrONS SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, a practi
cal machinlst, who Is ever ready to attend on our
customers. If required ~ W.
Messrs. SINGER Il CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident of
doing share Of the business, as we have atways
done heretofore. M. SINGER CO.,
, ,r A0 Main street. Richmond
d HorT. agent 2S-3m
DGE BY YCOMPAKISON.-Ino order to al
low our customers, and the puLlIc generally, to
lofih IN opinion as to the superiority of our
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE Shirt
we Will keep full lines of this Shirt, tos ether with
q full stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an ADVANTAGE To he had at no
other house IN the city and ao wius them to com
pare the two sty les of shirt side bs side.
We also guarantee 10
MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
IN shorter space of time than any other house
IN connection with the above, we have the finest
and iarge est stock of
GENTLEMhN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the public, consisting of every thi
pertaining to the business, carefully selected for
this market.
We would call particular attention to our stock K
of FINE CLOTHING,
gotten up by II ULL. late of Tupman h Hull
ty and durability.
sTURTEVANT l. MAGwIRE,
- NO. VI Main St, corner H'h ST.,
Next door to PaIro's Exchange Office
29-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

The Discussion To-ai aisht.-We are requested
to state that the discussion between Messrs
james Lyons and Marmaduke Johnson, at the
Club House, Tonight, will commence at seren
neuneed heretofore. The arrangement agreed
upon is, that Mr.. Lyons shall lead OFF In a
speech Of an hour aud a half; Mr.. johnson
reply In speech of the same length then
Mr. Lyons has a half hour for his reioindsr
and MIR. johnson the same time for the closing
speech. Let il be Tememb bered that those " no
20 early will get the best seats.
Since the above was written we have been
informed that Mr. John ii Gilmer, the Doug.
las snb-elector, will participate in the discus
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

TRAVELLING EIGHTY-fHRKE YEARS AGO.
In the Pennsylvania Evening Posi-, pu biished
In Philadelphia for Sept. 4, i777, is the follow
ing advertisement:
A person wants to go to Boston. and would
be glad Of a place in chaiss or wagon going
there, or ii only half the way on that read, and
a gen,eel price will be- given. Any one this
will suit will be waited on by leaving line
with the printer.