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IMPORTANT TO GAS 0NsUMERs.

CTIAS. II. LANGLEY
GAS FILTER, Timer AND COPPERSMlTH,
Would inform the public that he is sole agent ioi
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS.
and is prepared to PUT them up at the shortest no
tee, and on the most reasonable terms. l ne al
vantage of these Burners are: To prevent boTinE
and waste of gas, To give moro clear and uniform
hght, TO regulate the quantity consumed with Ihs
fugI head turned on to any desired amount, ana
'hus to save at least twenty 1--we per cent over
tie ordinary Burners.
Nr J. +. Brown, IN charge of the Washington
City Gas Works, has certified that they are aHAss-
tfaiiagty the esSt Burners he has seen during hs
lnnectIon OF twelve wears with those works; ana
the tSu perlntendent of the Richmond Gas Works
ase is that he has tried them, and that they save
q: least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work IN his line, feeling assured ths,
he can give entire satisfaction as to quality ara
price. CHAS. II, LANdLEf,
&C its 18th St. between Nam aud CARY,
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MERCHANTS Insurance COMPANY OF
RICHMOND, 1853, CORR Main and 18th sts.,
Richmond, November 7th, 1860. !
DtVtDEND.-Tbe Board Of Directors have
IL this day declared a dividend of FIGHT per ct.
on the capital stock out of the profits of the last
SIX months, payable to the stockholders on and
after the 18th inst. j. II. MONIAGUE,
no Civ Secretary.
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OCkS FOR SALE.

~
70 900 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gage sper cent. Bonds. conneetaE'with W 3
Richmond and DanvIlie, and ksletEn anu
CASTOR Railroads, 1 miles long, eosuhs
over one million OF dollars, with mortEsse
of only 8 800 coo. For miauie description
OF the present condition and future pros
poets of the company, pamphlets can DC ns"
at our office.
ALSO
S.eee VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Sd MOTT
gage Bonds.
5000 YORK RIVER per cent Bonds.
S,eOo VIRGINIA per cent. stock. MAN
SO shares RICH M0ND FIRE ASSOCIATION
80 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE and MARINE
% Shares BANK Of the COMMONWEALTH
stock. CIV. PURCELL co.
sc 22-ts
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AGREAT HIT. GREAT HIT.

AGREAT HIT! GREAT HIT!
Third night of the reproduction of the great OPP
ratio Spectacle of the
E Oh ESS!
In all Its original splendor.
Mr.. PETER RICHINGS
AS the Pirate Chief, Ramir.
Miss CAROLINE RICH tNGS
AS Stella, the Enchantress.
RA Mag nfcent Scenery Mechanical Effects .-xz
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE VA. +. AND MARINE ms. co.,
RICHMOND. I'd Nov. 1860.
nsVIDEND NOEECE.-The Board OF Dlrec-
- tors of this Company have declared dlvl-
dend of ten per cent out of the profits OF the last
six months, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives, on or after the 18th inst.
TIE transfer book will be closed until the 18Th inst
no 2-dtj5th WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Eec'y.
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Bells clear majority, so far.----..--- o'o
GBY TELEGRAPH.
ALEXANDRIA Nov. 9.-The GaZette's sum
ming up from 1C6 counties shows that Bell
gains ever Goggin 1882, and breckenridge
gains over Letcher S.3l0, giving Bell clear
gain of 4222 This falls snort of overcoming
Letcher's maiority by COZ.
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ANU AEMBNTS.

ANU AHMBNTS.
NEW RiCH MO " ID Ii L. a II 4
KUNKEL L M0XLEY. .Lessees and Managers
TH0S. l.. MOXbEY .---- Acting Manager
|. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
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M No Wonder.-So MANY worthless med
icines advertised for the cure of various dis
eases. and when tired found want,nsim that me :,
learn. however. of the e rst failure of WlSrAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, to cure Coughs,
Colds and Pulmonary disease
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL,LADD Il
CO., w. PETE RS0N, J. z. DUVAL, and BY all
other deae RS in medicines. no 7-2tW&S
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BOARDING.

= q
D0AEB-Can he obtained in private family,
ID on the I'd floor, for a gentleman and wife. or
two ladies', on Eth street, between Grace and
Office, 18th st., betwesn Main and Cary.
no 1928
pOARDING.-The subscribers, having taken
- the house of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq, on Main
street, bet Feen 9th and Tth, inform their trends
and the public that they will DO prepared to re-
celve boaTders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and htted up
with every convenience for the comfort oil It's IN
mates. Il is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several daJ
''''' 0''' '''A ~ r. B. MURRAY,
Sc l5-3tawts NJ. j. MURRAY.
DOARDING.-One or two DEaIRABLE
- ROOMS vacant st the EUGEMONF HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets. oc Its
SERVANTS FOR HLRB & SALE.
TOR IIIRE-For the balance of the year.
Il MAN accustomed To waiting In the house.
driving. or acting as porter IN a store. AppiG 70
no3-ts X. CnUTHORN.
A NO. 1 CARPENTER FOR sALE.-We
"a have for private sale, likely NEGRO NAM
80 years of age, who is q No. CARPENTER; oil
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault
Apply to PULLlAM Il CO..,
oc is-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR sALE.-We have for sale young
" NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years she Is
an A No. i Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and sood
PULLIAM & co, Aucts.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall. Franklin 81.
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VTIRGI INA SAviN BANk'
CAartsrsG. bH Ehk LsglS.atkrs af va. n,

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
Chartered, ty the Lsgts.atnrs Of faaa, aoo.
MONEY received ON deposit in sums of FIVE VI
DOLLARS and upw ards. on which interest," 49, D. ans
rate of SIX per centam per ennnm Is paid TOT san'
remaining six months or longer, for shorter ~
RODS, interest =: the rate of 5 par eentam
The whole joint stock bound for the deposlts' al.
Deposits received and certificates issued y "a "a
Cashier, T. b. SfARkE, at the store OF =.
Spence, corner Of Nam and Governor s'fs'"'
sAM'L 8. coTTREIl, Pres"
T, II, SrARKE. Cashier,
&C ALAN DAVID BAKER. JR., Seeretss'.--
EKESH BUTTEH ~ have made srsns VI
meats with some % tife pri9oipsi dsi,s i wafe
Orange county. New YorR, and OF the pets ssesrs
VALLEY MARYLAND. and of the Virginia a,a az
West Of the Blue Ridge, TO keep ne snpplisa Ssst
,ns the Winter and SpTlax, with then sats
FRESH BUTTER, Through these arrsns s.ais ~
fpRrEsH BufTEk, aud viii be- enabled 70 h assp
families supplied at low Yr,ssiR dSssEFR MS
's &c 3 a dim Mex. cor FrsnslIa and Cow 81.
ruNS-GUNS-GuNS. hsye ~ store NH
- saa very sHHpIsNss s,sSk y a shsaSssss
mail FOUR ;$hop1f Is cgIns'' "a. Al,'ss ess!ss
E .s n ', VI |. M IA I
y ! s. 'a's s~SsSsss'
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SPECIAL rorICue .

IA Premium Beef.
nj. A. TYNDALL, STALL No. 70,
SECOND MARkEf.
The subscriber having purchased the onty PIE
MUM CATTLE which were sold At the AgIicul-
tural Fair will exhibit them for sale on SATUH-
DAY next, 10th inst. and for the following veek,
az regular market prices. Epicures are invited TO
give HIM q call. Ho9-l
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~sraA NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO
sslGLR NEW YoRK;-No freight NIL be re-
saA2as@&@1c eived to- day by the ROANOKE.
Consig nees are requested to send for their goods
| to day.
Passengers requested to be on board by SUN
DAY MORNING at O'Clock, at which hour she
will leave.
Norfolk PASSENGERS taken and charged the same
as by the river boats.
10 l0-lt LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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7 ISTOFLETTE IN the ri CHI
- M0ND POST OFFICE, on the 9th day oil
November. 1850.
A- Published by authority of Act OF Congress, n
the newspaper having the largest circulation In tho
District where printed.
M Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

IVAN REPRESENTATIONS country youth
w who has his own living to make. He 10 A
steady and Industrious Young man has for the
past year or more been employed in a Clerks
office writes a good and iegbe hand. Desires
situation IN some branch of business ANY Kind Of
reference can be had relative TO his character or
abilities, Apply to . ". H. H." Wioox's Wharf
Charles City county, Va. ro7--lms
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MOOD have on hand full supply superior
w seasoned OAK and PINE WO.D. Prlcss
81 SO for Oak and "a for Pine, delivered. Apply
at the woody ard on the Basin bank, near the
rock house, second yard above VIM. q. BRAZEAL.
M "A 2-
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SERVANTS FOR HIRR & SALE.

DOARDISG.-One or two ID SIRABLE
- ROOMS vacant st the EUGEMONf HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets. &C Its
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Bells clear mai over Breckinrdge ..:--: LIS
LetchPr'e majority in the counties not IN the
above table, and not heard from. ....-..... Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

WANTED-Fo solclt call from all persons IN
w want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
TR L N X FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior RON FRAN F.. ALL
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No: "a am ST., in Saddle and Harness Store.
with WIN. SALMON
"a TRUNKS REPAIRED, -
se 26-3m JAMES KNOTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

"a Home Manufacture.-semp lnfal-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER-the best and cheap
est pre- paration for making Biscuit. Bread Pastry,
Batter aud b 5ekwheat Cakes. etc. For Gale by
Druggists and Gr0cers generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

w Ladies and Gentlemen TO read this,
w and to realize this to be their last opportu
nifty of learning ADAMS new and beautiful arr of
OIL PAINTING ON GLASS, PORTRAIT AND
LANDSCAPE SCENERIES. Your own POr-
trait may he painted by your own hand BY learn
ing this art, Learned in five lessons Terms for
learning the art perfect is $40. Entire satlsfao-
ton given or no pay. Please call and examine
specimens Of our own and our pupils work, AZ
Prof. ADAMS office. on Mayo st. opposite Jewish
Synagogue: Even young ladies' of 10 years OF age
can learn this art. To5-6'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 9.-Official returns from
70 counties give Breckenridge $3.50; Bell 3D.
$50; Douglas l0,14i.
FLORIDA.
Returns from FlOri2a indicate that the State
has given q majority of 1900 for Breckenridge
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ION. DANIEL ". VOORHEES, AID
IL DRESSES.
WEST & JOHNSTON.

% LOTS. t:URNEK nth ANU CAPITUL STS,
FOR RENT.-Those fine LOTS at the corner of
10th and Capitol streets, fronting 81 feet the
latter and the same on Broad street, depth l5i
feet, are offered for rent on accommodating terms.
One or both will be rented. For temporary, cheap
dwelling or business houses, they are UNSURPASSED.
Apply TO J. B. WATKINS,
IA Main ST
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
SUNDAY EVENING

How calmly sinks the parting sun
Yet twilight fingers sill.
And beautiful as dreams Of heaven,
II slumbers on tie hill
Earth sleeps, with all her glorious things
Beneath the holy spirits wings,
And rendering back the Dues above,
Seems resting in trance OF love.
Round yonder Rocks the fores, trees
In shadowv groups recline,
Like saints 3 evening bowed in prayer
Around their holy shrine +;
And through The leaves the night wind
blow
So oalm and sGll-their music low
Seems the mysterious voice Of prayer
Soft echoed on the evening air.
And yonder western throng Of clouds
Retiring from the sky,
So calmly move, so softly glow,
They seem to faucy's eye,
Bright creatures of better sphere
Come down at noon TO worship here
And from their sacrifice Of love
Returning to their home above.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
THE MAIDEN'S MINIATURE.
BY VIRGINIA TOWNSEND.

Take ii. Ernest-may it be
More than gems of gold to thee
When the mountains stole nf green,
When the white waves rise between
Rise between US, dark and steep :.
Rise between us, wild and deep
May thee eyes retain their spell,
Snll thy sadness to dispel:
And these mute lips breathe a tone,
Only to thy sPi,it known!
Take il, Ernest may it be
Guardian angel unto thee
When thou girdest for the strife,
IN the long, fierce batile-I3e-
When the "dark and trying hour"
Gathers round thy path its power;
When thy heart is growing weak,
Ernest Ernest let This speak
BY my love, the true and strong,
Let 1t WOO thee from the wrong.
Take IT, Ernest--may it be
Twilight Vlsitant to thee!
" hen Inc stars with chalnwork bright
Glrdle round the brow of night.
When the breezes catch tone,
Fragrant Of the sweet hours flown,
Ernest, let this image lie
For awhile beneath thine eye,
And It's name be whispered Ger,
Fondly, on that far off shore.
Take il, Ernest nav it be
Blessing, and much blessed to thee !
Softer lips, and brighter eyes,
Thou may'st meet meath bIuer skies,
Not too wild thy pulse shall start,
While this lies upon thv heart,
Filling il with dreams. for aye,
Where the streams wind smooth an'
gray,
Meath the Rock Shade may'ss !ho'
dwell,
And with thee ,hall "alI be well"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

CooPERI>o The customers Of Ger.
tain cooper in town down East, eau.
sed him vast deal Of vexAlion, by their
saving" habits and persistence in getting
all theIr old tubs and casks repaired, and
buying bot little new work. II stood il.
however" said he, "unIil one day old
Sam Crablree brought in an old 'Bung
HoIe. to which he said he wanted a new
barrel made. Then quit the business
IN dIsynslI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
Gen. walkers FiIibuster Expedition.

Louis Napoleon hmpEcafed.-A few
weeks previous TO his departure on his
lI.fated expedition, Gen. Walker visited
Montgomery, Ala, where, il is alleged,
he had very full, if not unreserved, con,
versaton' the editor Of the Mail, aud
Col. Joel Riggs. Now that the exPed''
lion has failed. and Walker has been shot,
lhe editor Of the Mail deemng the sub
stance of the conversation no longer ne
eessary 10 be kent secret, gives the ioi-
owing version:
70 both Col Riggs and ourself, Gen.
Walker stated that he had assurances Of
assistance from, the French Government,
ifhe should be able to regain control Of
Nicaragua. He alleged that there was
, perfect understanding between that gov
,rnment and himself, that if he wonld es-
sblish the institution OF slavery. by law,
n Nicaragua, the French Government
rould see that the French commercial
marine should bring to Nicaragua as many
rayes, from Africa, as could be pro6lably
arrjed there. He expressed 10 us the
Utmost confidence in this arrangement and
0 Col. Riggs question: "if the Emperor
,C The French had himself signlfied his
,pDroval Of the arrangements, hsan swer-
ID distinctly, "Yes, the Emperor b'mseii
las been spproached. and have gusran'
ees"-or words precisely tantamou1t'
}e did not, of conrse. indicate The char
eI through which the arrangement hso
cen made-but that he placed absoIo'e
nth in il, was obvious TO any one who
new him. We believe that lie added to
.. tha, there were details of The arrange.
,ert which it was needless and improper
neRtion. ---
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

A man with rag bag in his hand was
picking up large number of wholebons
which lay in Tie street The depo'i
was OF such a singular nature. that We
asked the quaint looking gatherer how he
supposed they came there. 'Don'' know
he replied. 'Speci some unfortunate ie-
male vas wrecked hereabouls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

An Irishmsn, says the Pinsburg Post
working on the canal, lately walked into
The water, and coming across large tur-
lie, with head and legs extended, retrea-
ted under great excitement, shouting 10
his companion that he had found box
full of snakes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
The Execution OF Gen. Walker.

Particuiare ofAis Deoth-Hs Dying
Speech.-The DiariO de Ia MAMA, Of
HAVANA. Of the 26lh, contains an account
Of the execution of General Walker, fur
nished by correspondent. The captured
party were returned 10 TruxilIo on the
9Th inst.
Upon disembarking, the marines march
ed first the Hondurenean troops came
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

A SMART BoY.--An Irish boy, striving
hard TO get place, denied that he Vas
lrl,h. II don I know what you mean by
not being an Irishman, ssid The gentleman
who was about 10 hire him: "but thi,
know, Hat you were born in Ireland"
"Och. yunr honor, if that's all, ssid tho
boy, "small blame, that. Suppose ,our
cat had kittens 10 the oven. would they
he loves Of bread ;" It is unnecessary
10 Say that the boy got the place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

In family down east there are two
sisters by the name Of pepper. One has
red hair, and they call her Red Pepper;
the other has black hair, end they cell her
Black Pepper. They have brother
whose hair il grey, nnd they call him
Pepper and Salt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
"reminiscences Of Bunker HiII.

Mr.. Ralph Farnham, the sole survivor
Of the bauIe Of Bunker Hill, communi.
Gates the following bit Of his experience,
10 committee inviting him 10 Boston
When | listed in The American Army al
the age OF ls, ! did not suppose | should
live to be l04, and be asked By the Gov
ernor and Mayor, and other distinguished
people to visit Boston.
1t seems strange, ont Of all who were al
Bunker Hill, alone should be living. 1t
appears 10 me, though so long ago, as II
il was but yesterday. lean remember the
particulars OF the march after | listed
how the people cheered, and when near
Andover. Col. Abbot came out and said,
"Well done, my lads and sent on, cider
and grog in pals. We got to Cambridge
the day before the battle. o, il was ter
rible affair 10 me, for it was the first time
ever engaged in fighting. lserVed with
the army through three campaigns, and
was present, and on guard, when Bu;-
goyne surrendered. don't think de-
serve any special praise for the part took
in the revolution. fell and acted only
as others. receive every year my pen
sion Of SCI and &c cenls-lhOugh have
TO pay 81 TO lawyer in Portland 10 gel
II for me,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

'Pompey,' said good nalurrd gentle
man TO his colored man. j dad not think
that Won had been whipped last week. .
Didn't you massa, replied Pompey' Il
know d II all de time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
W. &MD 5lU@U&a

man got up the other night. ard took,
as he supposed, card OF matches. aud
began 10 break off one by, one, trying 10
light lamp, until The whole card was
used up without accomplishing bis obi CT,
when he discovered he had used up his
wife's comb
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
Death OF Remarkable Centeuarlan.

Most travellers, and especially tourist.
upon the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad,
remember an aged couple liV,ng near Bur.
tons Station, by the name of Church, and
the pair have been the sabjrcl Of various
sketches by artists, while ParagraphIsis
have written their biographies. The
husband. Henry Church, was ll0 years
old, and his wife IOs. Several months
since the wife died, ard last month ihe
husband followed bis aged partner to the
tomb. Mr.. Church was native Of En-
gland, but came to America during The
revolutionary Mar, as. a soldier in the
British army, but was laken prisoner at
the battle Of Yorktown, and afterwards
concluded 10 rem ain in this country. The
pair leave several children who are over
80 years OF sge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

The editor Of the Rochester Democrat
gives his receipt 10 kill heas on dogs
Soak tie dog for fvs minutes in cam
phenp, and then SCI him on FIRE. The
effect is instantaneous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

Papa, know what makes some folks
call pistols horse pistols. "Why. my
son ;" because they kick 60" Ma
~, put that boy to bed lie is SO sharp
he vii cut somebody
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

Epigrsm on woman with red hst
who wrote poetry:
Unfortunate woman how sad your lot.
Your rnglels are reG-and your Fo-
ems are not.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

DO you know what the people in
I.vnchburg DO when it rains (! asked
freight boat captain of farmer.
NO. do uo;-do you ,
WHY yes. they let it rain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

Difficulty detreen Spain and Nszieo.
The Picay une OF Friday understands mst
lerers from The highest authority have
been received at New Orleans, f'om Hs-
vana, winch leaves no doubt hat some
thing serious is pending bei"een Spain
and Mexico, They assert positively that
an expedition Of no, less than 10000
men is actually teIDg hlted ouI al Havs-
ne, for Very Cruz.
Nobody likes to be nobody, bn, every
body is pleased 10 think himsrlG somebo-
dy And everybody is somebody, bit
when snybody :hnks himself 10 be some
body, he generally thinks everybody else
10 be nobody.