The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02
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Soms Ct om resdsrs unaequsinssd vi& -
i%scs called the sNssxrks.. msy the S hro~ hov
2 acceupifeh thae eaborueo sn1 .skIs
- 2. y ~ Hezs iohows praeeal sxan
aes ! psir q dressboots, high h~eas 30 IL -
ana - : psfner; then sand wish ~ noss tss
5ink thTics 10 he risht sahe tuo strps - 49,,
. Hop thrice TO the right sive : kick and s 6isr.
re careful N stamping some neiehbor wonf ras IL
asosn people vim eorus bed bester not DO 4 80
Your partner you next cireumnavisass dat sss.
= es.ce ~ tne way round her, unless shss too
Aal. very long ssrids. then two hops for ,sss-
l''s,s; 2. back . yoar place. 4 yos can. yoa muss
: s.sras sens,al q melee here sswsys epsues, :
AIM "a SHs aoss OF . lev ladies' shoes;
tHn- - snc = screAm- oh. dear ahsu fsinf I,
shsfssr Il, yoe are I've are an wrongr and
truly 70 appreciate such d,n,,r. -. :. ~.
fash;o"shs. -. - Z through ciosed window. 81 Z
hear : NJ I. - n. plses without being shis 10
the frisxing.-Live Girsfs 0sss 81 ah >
"OUR HAr."-Nr Slang had ;o., ,...;.,.
second wife. On the day afisr shs ~eds;os
~ , :nI.ra I.sas IemaIksa- intend, Mrs. slans.
Slang. -.
my dairy
Say our dsiry, Mr.. Slang
No; my dairy
Say our dairy, say our screamed Mrs.
Slang, seizing the poker.
my dairy my daryl vocifera,ed the Aus-
Our dairy! our dairy! our danvp re.echo.a
the wife, emphasizing each iouy,. with binv
on the back of her cringing spouse. @gs
Mr.. Slang retreated under the bed. In pass.
ing under the bed clothes, Mr.. Slane's hat
was brushed of; Mr.. Slang remained under
the cover several minutes, waiting for calm.
At length his wife saw him ihrusiing his head
out at the foot Of the bed much like q turtle
from his shell. 575-s7- '@ -
What are you looking for, Mr.. Slang pr
i am looking my dear" saws he. .to ace II Il
can see anything of our hat
Ihe struggle was over. And, ever since the
above mentioned occurrence, Mr. Slang has
s!udlousiy avoided the odious singulsr posses
sive pronoun s sIss
The GREAT AMERICAN ALoE.-Cep,. John
LoVett, who resides in Monroe county, Ala,
has in bis garden, plant or tree OF this species.
faSare Americana THAT is worth, Of notice. Hs
brought itfrom Georgia thirty-three years ago.
small plant just risen from the root, and
placed u where il now stands. II has grown
under his careful nurture to trunk from Is 70
2O feet in height, and twelve to fifteen inches
IN diameter at the foot. II gives out no other
branches then heavy strong leaves from three
to ten feet long. which shoot out thick from the
body. Capt. Lovett had named il the Century
Plant. and under the popular impression that i
would not bloom until il reached the age Of
100 years, he has been surprised and delighted,
the top or stem of the trunk giving forth this
season large number Of beautiful and luxu-
rant blossoms. From the manner In which il
has been trimmed, il makes delightful shade,
the bottom leaves being removed some six or {
eight feet from the ground.
Dr.. James Fields has been arrested at Lou.
Isv'Ile, charged with passing notes altered
from 81 to 80.
The dwelling and ropewalk Of Milton Tay-
lor, near Maysvilie, KY, were destroyed 6y
FIRE on the 18th inst. Loss 10000.
Hon. John C. Clarke, Solicitor Of the Trsa.
sury, has gone TO BeFkley Springs, foS the
benefit Of his health.
Two tavens in Cincinnati, known @ de
Philadelphia House and the Cherubusco
House, were destroyed BY ERE on tho 2Sdis.
slant. s.sss sz.s
Il is said the price ofmackerel has ,lsapesd
in New York, in consequence Of The appre-
hended fsh war.
Charles Gamble, seaman Of U. States ship
Monmouth, died in the Nofbevn Hospital e
al Liverpool, from stab received in . street
brawl.
Mr.. 8. E. Woodbridge, ofPsrh Amboy.
New Jersey offers $1,000 for piekinf lock
which he sells for %, and coAiisses the eGsr
for two years. e ss ssIis-
The Piedmontese Gszetts Of The 5ih inst.
announces, under date Ploreece, ID, thst .
Grand DucaI decree subjected TO military die
irregular habits and -debaucheEy, -uere bur.
then to their families, and dangerous for public
repose. - ~ s..as ssgs
General Joseph de- Cadoudal, formerly Gen-
tleman Of the Bedchamber 10 King Char.es <
X, Commander Of the Legion Of Honor, and
member Of several foreign Ordess, has just
died at his country house st kerleana, near
Anray, Mosbikan.
Rauch, tho sculptor, has finished design
for monument Of the late King Of Hanover.
which, having been approved, is 10 be imme-
dIafely executed in marble. asss
The Queen OF Spain showed the chasscies-
istic national respect for the Sabbaih day, ~
being present on Sunday, July lth, q grand
buIl-fght, for the benefit Of the poor!
A Hospital, in commeinoation Of the birlh
Of the Princess Roy 81 Spain, y 70 Be erected
in Madrid.
The Countess Of NeuiIIy, late Queen of shs
French, and olher members Of her family, are
constantly receiving sitenlions from Queen
Vicloris, and her royal relatives. s.
The Emperor Of Austria, having compIeted
his Hungarian tour, will, in tbs inonth Of
September, visit Croatia, slavonia and Dali
malta.
Madame Bosio has sppesssd fcs ths sseesa !
time al the Royal Italian Opera, as Adins, II
the Elisir q. .AmoFe. She cfeales no sessasiea
among the Londoners. =
During the last lev years ths CathsdraI Of
Milan has been 20 neglected, thst lhe E61btsoe
Of Austria has been obliged 70 grsnt J5e30o
for the most necessaSy repairs. ~ g
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