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D7i BASKETS, SKI WOODEN WARE, &c.

BASKETS, WOODEN WARE, &c.
Look at some Of their prices;
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INKS AND WRISTBANDS.

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STATIONERY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

: THE 1NFERHAL REvENUE.-A con!elnpor
rary is thus facetious over the decisions OF
the revenue officials 1.-THE latest decisions
of the Commissioner Of Internal ReVenue
cover the following points: Parties using
papcr collars must use them from the OIL
ginal package--that is. from the box III
which they have been purchased, ana q
three-cent revenue stamp must be attacneo
to each one when put on. When the collar
becomes soiled, and is turned Win the cleaa
side out, it must receive another three-ceIiI
stamp, and must also be consplcu0usly
stamped with the word turned: Boxes
when emDtied cannot be used n second
time. but must be destroyed in the room
where emptied, and the assessor furnished
with q certificate of the fact. If thrown out
at the window, or carried out in the coal
scuttlc or washtub. such boxes will be sub"
iect to export duty. Bootblacks are re-
uuired to use their blackingjust as they tndit
when the box Is opened, adding nothing to
it whatever. The act of splitting In the box
and smearing the contents with the brush
constitutes the bootblack mixer, or rectl-
fer, or manufacturer, OF backing, ana ne
must pay the ordinary manufacturers IL
cense. Each boot BACKED, for which the
sum of five cents is paved by the wearer,
must receive, at the expense OF the boot
black, Il four-and-three-quarte stamp.
All Englishmen by the name of Hale who
are engaged in the business of pronouncing
the name without the III shall be consi der
ed manufacturers of 'ale, and must pay the
license required of all brewers and dlStll-
lers. Parties engaged in building castles IN
the air with the proceeds OF the highest
prize in future drawings of the lottery must
be assessed twenty per cent. on the amount
thus derived and invested, which twenty
per cent must be paid in gold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
au(TrOy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
CORNER of Governor and Franklin streets.

A TTRACTIyE. SALE OF ELEGANT
"A HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE, SUPERIOR
BRUSSELS CARPETS AND e,,I E 64SoI Eo 81
WOOD sq Jd;cs aa 81 aoras 3D. 3D.
Good, Esd. who Is declining housekeeping we win
Sell at his residence, corner Of Twelfth and Mar.
shall streets, on WEDNESDAY the goth instant ut
TIVE FFIEVFE:e eoGsrii1 MEL onEoN. in handsome
rn T9sew9 seN nsd by of
Ros s1ST 9eoiDS'' D DIS With six CHAIRs,
handsome sGgs5ed T RosE sFs5e'h CHAMBER
n, with MARBLE-ToP PIECES, WARDROBE,
with superior MATTRESS
Sets of BOOSTERS and pILL0MS s3,, nc, &C.;
ELEGANT SOFA LOUNGE, covered with green
MA ffPsG Ass9 'i SCROLL BEDsTEAD and BED
MA RtNSY BUREAU, ROCKERS.
The dining-room is FURNISHED ne B1th an CHINA
MA ssskiEEfEs HHoGANY S EXTESs1oN DINING
TABLE, with extra nnm5er r Of lg fpSs
FFRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS. 8
An assortment of best plated ware, consisting OF
BTGKMAHItETII - DISH [sdt,tS GA : ItRN
M E1I1TTT = ! sk F G1tFEh ohN'
FABLE hBi CUT CUTL Err WATERS; SC:
Several excellent THREE.PLY CARPE,I,s:
The Laundry. and Kitchen Is furnished WITH
i nsEsi TABLES,
SCUTTLES,
TENDERS.
SPONGE-BATlI,
BUCKETS,
STONEWARE, &C.
ALSO,
An excellent COOKING STOVE, with all ncccs-
TINWhRE, &C. COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
seq Ahctionccrs.
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Hon. John Berl-..-A Correction.

To The Editors of the Richmond DeSpdtch:
In your issue of September 14th you pub
lish an eloquent tribute to the memory OF
the late John Bell, of Tennessee, which the
personal as well as the political friends OF
Tint DISTINGUISHED statesman Will read WITH
much interest. / belong to the former cate
CORY. and. perhaps, for this very reason !
may the more readily De impelled to do jus
iicc to his memory in reference to one great
political act of his life, with respect to which
YOU have inadvertently fallen into an error.
You saw: "At the beginning of the late
division between the North and South he
opposed separation and hostilities." This
Is az, error The question, " For or against
secession was submitted 30 the popular
vote in Tennessee on the 9Th day OF June.
1861. Eastern Tennessee was thoroughly
canvasScd by Henry 5. Footc and distin-
guished associate Ga member OF the Men,
phis BARI whose name do not now remem-
Der, and by others. Some four days before
the election these canvasScrs met III Knox
vile. and learning that Governor Bel! was
then stopping at the hotel, tine Lamar
House, ii my memory be correctly it was
arranged that public meeting be imme-
tiately convened, and that John Bell should
be called ont. This was done, and after the
first call Mr.. Bell made his appearance on
the balcony of the hotel. His speech occu-
pied half an hour, ana distinctly recollect
his unqualified denmciation Of the uncon-
Stitutiona measures adopted at Washington,
and his unconditional adhesion to the South
and its future fortunes. He unhesitatingly
advised his political friends to vote for seccs-
sion as the only alternative, forced upon them
by the Government Of the United States.
But will refer you to authority less ialli-
BILE than my memory. 4 report of his
speech was taken at the time, submitted to
Mr.. Bell for revision, and, with one or two
verbal cancellations in his own handwriting,
was sent by myself to the Richmond DIS
patch, and published in that paper at the
time.
With these facts. which l am sure you
will cheerfully publish, accept the ASST
rance. of my high regard.
II. {. McLAUGHLIN.
King William, county, Va, september %,
1869
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AUCTION sAIaEs-Tn.s Day.
by Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
1911 Main street.

ELEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FuRN.iar,
AUCTION,-I Will sell THIS DAY. at my auc-
IIon-house commencing at lG o clGck iaags
'ortmcnt OF very superior FURNITURE consiS'-
ing In part OF ~, arrt,r .o,sist-
Ing of one som, two large arm anu ioui
mA iPs sssrf phK EEesRR Fs sRgI Of
one Sofa one large arm ana Iour Small
beautiful ROSEWOOD CHAIRS with rush
Ros sfas and WALNUT MARBLE-Tor
WALNUT HALL SUIT,
superior ROSEWOOD ana " Al
WARDROBES, ,n
Elegant ROSEWOOD and WALNUT MAR
BLE-TOP CABINETS,
Elegant ROSEWOOD, end WALNUT JENNY
Eo- hhSB bE EPsGERE OAK s1DEBoARD
og WITH gare d5fGRnbER SUIT consisting Of
WARDROBE with FIRE n H-PLAI55
DOOR. MARBLE,T0P, CABINET ana
JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD;
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS,,u,,,
superior HAIR and SHUCk MATIKtSSES'
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS, ana iI'-
suparior BED.tOUNGEt ,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED E Ia 1S
BUREAUS WASHSTANDS, ana -, IA a 81 =
Superior BRUSSELS andTHkEE-fL1 YAK
PETS;
Handsome RUGS;
4 pieces CARPETINGi
Fine DINNER and TEA CHINA,
COOKING and STORE STOVES,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS consisting OF Bartai. Il
Baker, &C. THOMAS w. kEESEE.
soo7 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF A VALUABLE TRUCK AND DALEY
FARM ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE CITY
OF PETERSBURG.-By virtue of an order of the
United States district court dated 3lst August 1857
and with the concurrence of John Mann ana John
LYON trustees under two deeds Of trust dated
respectively 26th February, 1856, and 9th Decent
Der. 1867. from j. Alexander Pace and wife, shall
offer for sale at Petersburg on WEDNESDAY,
18th of October. 1862 ut - O'Clock noon free from
all liens and membranes, that valuable TRUCK
AND DAIRY FARM In the county Of Prince
the possession Of said J. A. Pace, containing
SEYENTY-THREE AND a HALF ACRES OF
LAND. on the AppOmattoX river. about one mile
from The city. There IS on the farm The necessary
buildings for small family and II large orchard
Of fruit trees.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the balance by equal
instruments al six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid. -.
J00IiE MAANNN,} Trustees.
Sc 2t-F& NtiS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
The Tobacco Question.

BY OLIVER wendell HOLMES, NJ. D.
This question is one Of the hardest to deal
with. When-the Artic yoyager describes
his little party travelling over the iccbergS,
and pictures them as they rest ut evening,
when their freezing days journey is over,
who can grudge them the pipe OF tobacco
they take with such calm enjoyment after
their coffee? Who would have robbed Ma
poleon of the snufl-boX at Waterloo? Who
would deny the sailor on his midnight
watch, or the sentry on his round, the So
lace which he finds in his acrid nepenthe?
The plain truth about tobacco is that it is
not a strong poison enough to produce any
very palpable effects on the health when
used in small quantities by people Of ave-
rage constitutions. Yet remember seeing
very famous athlete decline cigar offered
him, on the ground that it would be enough
to unfit him for his performance, which re-
CURED perfectly steady NERVES and muscles.
A danger to which smokers are exposed is
injury TO the temper, through the increased
irritability which the practice is apt to pro-
duce, and to the will, which it is powerful
to subjugate. This habit introduces into
the conduct OF life one of the most imperi-
Gus forms Of sef-indulgence known to hui
man experience. Our State prison convicts
are said TO pine for their tobacco more than
any other luxury Of freedom. The amount
/ OF duty unperformed or postponed or slight
SEQ In obedience to the craving for the mar
Egcotic stimulant must form large item in
the list OF the maQy things left undone that
ought 10 have been done.
Carry the Use ofthe strange herb little
further, and the partial palsy Of the will ey-
tends to other functions. The sense Of vision
is one of the first points where the further
cncroachment of the drug shows ITSELF
Many cases of aRGurostS, or loss OF power
in the nerve Of the eye, are traced TO the
free use OF tobacco. Some hard smokers
are great workers, as we ali know, but few
who have watched the effects of nicotiza-
ton on will and character would deny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
.rrmox sALEs.-Future Days.
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
s..u.,r-. 6f Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

-,or,cr of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
r1EGANT ROSEWOOD sEvEN-OC-
II FAVE PIANO, HANDSOME WALNUT
81 MnER SUIT, DTNING GROOM AND Pa X
IoR FIKNITUTtE, &C.: &C. AT AUCTION -
Vii, sell at the residence of gentleman decllnlng
bonsekaepiur. on Third street between Main ana
Carr, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing SUPERIOR sEvEN-oCTAvE PIANO, In
handsome rosewood case, made by hnaoe' Oh
FINE 1ai'i ssHTE'EL ENGRAvINGs and OIL
ELEGANT FRENCH GILT CLOCK, with
REcs!E aPE CHAIRS, ROCKERS, and OF
BRu uSsTASss; and INGRAM CARPETS and
RosEWo'oD MARBLE-ToP PARLof
ELEGGb asT' OILED WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT yth m mart BPRSpi handsomely
sup eaforq MATTRESSES and BEDDING;
FLOOR OIL CT 9TH and STAIR CARPETlNG.
In the dining-room Will be fOund
1oAK BIJFFET, beautifully ornamentet, with
marble top and mirrors; ,,-r,r,
Entirely new REFRIGERATOR and WIRE
wGiNbT cANE-sEAT D1SING-RooM
1,r Inh iai Of CUT@GLAss WARE and best
duality of PLATED-WhRE,
CHINA DINNER and TEA WARE,
F. TABLE CUTLERY, WIN,
4 general assortment of KITCHEN " ARE,
Including an excellent COOk1SG-STOFE:
The above furniture has been very lhtlc used'
md merits the attention Of those In want.
COOK s. LAUGHTON,
seo7 AuctlOnCers.
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:, ~. q. I,,.,,, . ,,on snd o,ten nrettr

that Il handlcaps man, and often pretty
heavily. in the race for distinction.
It encourages revery-the contempla-
ton of the possible, which Is q
charming but unwholesome substitute
for the performance of the duty next
at hand. If we divide our friends into the
!" il things were 500 and Gas things are
so,' sections, the nicotizers will probably
be found most numerous among the former.
But it must be remembered that all habits
of this kind, like insanity, are more apt TO
fasten themselves on natures originally de-
fective and Unbalanced than on those II,
which the poise of all the faculties is well
adjusted, and the self-determining power
too vigorous to become cnslaved. If one
comes to the conclusion that he VIII be
better for leaving off the use of tobacco ne
must cynect TO find that it costs him hard
struggle. 1t q second weaving, almost as
trying as the first but few days will put
an end TO the conflict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

Many years ago the London Punch con-
timed some verses which are well enough
described by their title: "a Lunatic TO his
Mistress" Their rhyme and rythm were
faultlcSs, and, although expressing nothing
but the sheerest nonsense, they still con-
trived, by their sound alone, to convey to
the reader a certain sense Of lover-likc ado
ration appeal. Here are half dozen lines
similarly constructed, but it would be
strange if n careless reader should at once
discover all the startling absurdities and the
strange tumble of natural phenomena which
they contain
IT'S midnight, and the setting sun
Is rising In the wide, wide West;
The rapid rivers slowly run,
The frog is in his dowuy nest;
The pensiyc goat and sportive cow
hilarious hop from bough to Dough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TRACT OF
n LAND AND GRIST MILL IN THE COUN-
'TY OF PRINCE GEORGE BY virtue of an order
fthc United States district court dated DIST AL
gust lsG9, shall offer for sale ut Petersburg on
WEDNESDAY the 18th October. 1869, at II
O'Clock noon, free from all liens and incum-
brances. the following properties, belonging to the
bankrupt estate of F. a. t'oscc, consisting OF
tract of land containing 152 acres situated In the
county of Prince George near Rcams's station,
with buildings thereon.
Also. two acres more or less of land with GriSt
Mil thereon. situated Indian swamp two
miles from railroad at Kings crossing.
TERMS: OnC-third cash: the balance 10y equal
instruments ut six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid "
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
STEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-csf-ED.
Il MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR 1890
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RiNEE;-lhe last
and elegant UNITED STATES mali. steamer
JOHN SYLV s L T. Il
Captain u. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the aboVe-nafncd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ. and returns on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays:
Passengers arrive In Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
North. t
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arrl-
val Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, -. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from II NJ. 10 y. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay. and all regular landings Oh James
river. at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Applyto l.. IS: iAluAl, agSht.
u once. steamers WHEAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLER1 AT
VOEGI.ER' SPRING. IN IlENRlCO
COUNTY. ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR ALE.-l am aulhoriZcd 10 sell the NALuA-
Gently been rcfttcd and altered with many items Of
new iDachiucry, and is in perfect order, and now
ready for the manufacture OF whisicy. The water
from three cool springs is sufficient t" manufacture
almost any quantity Of liquor, and ID has been
analysed by chemists and pronounced peculiarly
well suited for The diStillaton of the purcS kind
of whiskey. and being very cold docs not require
the OF ice.
The land and buildings can be leased for term
of years at 5000 per anuIlm.
The location in many respects Is 4 most dcSira-
bile one and to those disposed to embark IN that
business the present IS most favorable opportu-
nifty.
TERMS Accommodating.
Mr.. Yocglcr, OH the promises, Will show them 10
those who may call on him. w. G0DD1N,
Sc 22-3taw2w AuctiOncCr.
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gBB
ss1GNEEs SALE OF BANKRUPT

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT
N LANDS IN PETERSBURG.-By virtue OF
an order Of the United States district court dated
31st August 1859. shall offer for sale Mt Peters
burg on WEDNESDAY,, 18th day Of October 1859,
ORANGES. the following property, belonging to the
bankrupt estate of Benjamin T. Birdsong. consist
ing of FIVE I'll NDRED AND FIVE AND
county Of Sussex State Of Virginia, adjoining the
lands Of W. T. Lee and the heirs Of George Mich
olson, Il full description of which VIII be given on
the day of sale.
Terms: Onc-third cash the balance by equal
instruments ut six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added. and the title retained
until notes paid. -r-rrrr
Assignee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
ByLyne & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No li2a Main street.

Y TATE. ON CHURCH AND UNION HILLS,
FOR SALE PRlEATELT.-Wcar are requested by
the owners 10 offer for sale us above, that neat
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE on the cast
side of Twcnty-third street between Leigh and VI
streets. containing four rooms with hall through
the centre. The lot fronts 40 by rs feet.
Also that very desirable NEW TWO-STORI
FRAME DWELLING on the west side of Twenty
third street between Leigh and NJ streets. nearly
20 hy 40 feet.
Also that truly desirable TWO-STORG BRICK
TENEMENT on the east side Of Twcnty-tiith
street bet wccn Leigh and NJ streets containing six
rooms: kitchen, sc. The lot fronts u by l26 feet
to IN alley.
All of the above property Is now occupied by
good tenants at fair rents: and special attention
of parties wishing to secure g0Odh0ncS III Il small
outlay. and parties wishing to invest. Is called 10
this sale.
For terms, &C., apply to -
LYME & BROTHER.
So cit huctiuncCrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-27
arCrIoy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
lBy william Pannill, Auctioneer.

100
A ssIGNEE,s SALE OF A TRACT OF
~ ItNDIN DrNWIDDIE COUNTY. by vir-
the of an order Of the United States district court
dated sfst August 1860. shall offer for sale AT re-
ber 1850 at IL O'Clock NJ. free from all liens ana
membranes, the following property, belonging
to the bankrupt estate of DIR. John GOODWIN a
poney creek, containing THREE HUNDkED
AND FORTY-EIGHT ACRES. The buildings
are tolerably good, and plan may be seen ut IL
liam PannilI's office.
TERMS One-third cash the bal ance by equal In
stalmcnts mt six and twelve months on notes with
interest added, and the title retained by the as
signec until notes paid.
hGsipnpp.