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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
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Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons ON.
Toying good health and of sound constitution for h
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. C. PETERS, Vice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID Chief Engineer
James " Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John iggat, Nathan B. Thurman
deorg' W. Yancey, John Otey Taylor,
William T. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
CREED 7. WILLS, Sec'y.
DR.. p. Fl. G,lmer. I
DR.. VIM. Otwey Oven. -"ea'ed' Examiners
FehS--dts
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STEREOSCOPfCO on Solid Daguer-
~ reofypes.-The Public are respectfully invtrl
call and examine specimens of this and beau j.
fh style of Photography together with large coee
lion Of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly a Southern Artist-a native Virginian.
2 II Gallery next door 70 the Va Bank.
PETER E. GIBBS, Propoietor.
April 25-ts
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1000 SEAMLESS BAG S-We have
lOOO just received on consignment, 1000 Seam.
less Bags for Farmers AMI Mlers-Warranted be of
the very best qa1hy-or Gale Baltimore prices by
July l9-ts LEE & JOHNSON.
ID EDUCED PRICES.-The subscriber will
IA sell his PLAIN and Fancy Beragss, and thin Sum
mer Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices. Call and
see. jy lots ID. T. @. PETERS
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III 10 II = ii d MACHINES and
Il WHEAT FANS.-The attention of the public il
respectfully invited stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built and OF
the most approved patterns Persons in need of suc
implements would do well to give stock an exami.
nation feel satisfied that they will be pleased bot
in price end workmanship.
All I'm. dement's warranted to perform we'll
ivl5-ts DIUGUlD Il BROTHER.
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CRANKENsTEINs PANORAMA of NIAGARA

The Ps,..rs bind the Great Sheet Of WISER blocked 1p
IL he Psssge till open and the vstos are tAssn
'' EiSitt. EVERY AFTERNOON At oeoc1 and EVERY
i, hst YsxYoft aotsi o'I Ains chdf;a
DANvARDs GEORAMA.-EGYPT. PETRA and
~ the LAND Of , @ w. pS .os Il e. a
Sea Mecca the Crest Arabian Desert With AZ - go
erul phenOmenA &c Aso The famous Plao'as Of the hoy
AsS E iSs n 20: : 6s i .s AT
DGlYAFTERSooNs At oeioet q No SO Broadway
THE MOST WONDERFUL LIVING CURIOsl
L TYiH the woRs sRkR Fl ftlFe9Ff May.
Ss Who d hs been ii an apparently pleasant profound
YsiRs PAST and whose unPaeet case has esn
the msGo, profession and the press and which .aords truthful
subject for the nieiFsnt and euriOus The following oe
consi1s woman nay aid vsset.e only nj. power Of
R he Trts bsr,ly sTsoTst When od pli mo his
Eoss and s5s , E5 .s t n ~ n Pm: and
may Frequently ergek into hs ash and A eynee no
Srees All wonderful and true Ny views an those Of
d. Reese and Professor EDWARD DIXON. ND.
III. y.,,Yos Daily Time. saws This certainly most
There no the slightest sh,see 70, sIy eo,oa
med far hear believe any deception n this case
The ETTress Menser Beyond doat: 10 or mnds
the alleged lo1se'iy o. hs nsPs = % 40 srs 1-e.s5
The Sunday Dispatch MS Is me most curious eae We he
read Of The medical faculty are Al a. th
fh extraordinary exhibition may be daily witnessed at Academy
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT SEPTEMBER q
PROFESSOR WILLIAMS viii deliver discourse IN relation 20
this case his history incidents Of h omnoency nd the "a
nous theories during which be will Be put 10 the
ra roous lying ard standing IN which as, position he
watched days ard nights without the slightest Pe'eP
tbe change OF condition
Admission the exhibition and lecture , cents Doors open AZ
- comm nee - p 7 NJ
Union COURSE. l.. L-PACING.-Purse of so
offered for ell Pacing Horses excepting Pet Tecumsh and
Hero Mile heats best three In Eve under saddle To OF
Oober4 Match 10 Friday evening Sep-ember0 Duryee
Feusrds corner Broadway and CshsT a. 10 Pm
1hiss or more 10 '''A' JoHS sSEDIcoR Proprietor
Union COURSE. l. I-TR0TTING-THURS
u DAY serternbr o. 2: NJ purse $50 mile heats best
three in FIVE Jones Vermont n Wood
uH names Pet MCLAUGHLIN. n. Green Mountain
Esid D. Pfer Lady Vernon stsses leave the VIII
every half hour will leave south Fefry
Brook w a. NJ precey fare each p cent? and return
the rot il over JOHN l. sNEDlOOh Froprletoi-
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS W. b
- Cosn Ripping Writing Medium would inform her friends
ard the public enTs that she prepared 70 receive Wis tors
her No 60 White few dOors est Of Brodway Hours
from 10 AN and and 10 10 PM day In the week
Admission 81 cents.
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-L and
- who desire witness the facts and phenomena Of the
Spiritual Philosophy do every dsy and evening No AZ
Broadway Of Lspensd Hours from % and from y to
lOP Admission 3 cents private communications % cents
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fine ARTS.

fine ARTS.
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III IA beeu,ifu full-lengh Likeness OF
PRESIDENT PIERCE.
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ildics.iye VI the advent Of the
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through and maintenance by he United States The
principle that circ uustance OF birth giyes 20
KING OR DESPOr
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Go tubom it man Concern.

IMPORTATION WANTED-0f PIERCE :.
sHORrAlL native Dublin aged years who formerly lived
Cafhenest tdng Of him viii be welcomed
by bis brotheY JOHN o. SHORrALL, Tribune oce Of
Nassau and Spruecsts
INFORMATION wANTED-Of BRIDGET aud
NANCY COONEY who landed In Oaehec June S 1883 IN tho
Huron Ireland County Clare Psrsh OF Fcee
Auyl IL
COONEY. No. 80 Alantie-st, Brooklyn.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of MICHAEL Nc
DONAGH vho lived IN BAllyua Parish Of kermsn, County Of
Msyo ireland information OF him will be thankfully received
by lis children who living Grassy Point Hover
County state Of NewNork With her two orcthers
the months and when
s head from IN Louisville in the State Of Kentucky
INFORMATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
vEY MshnistwoIked naehinst and locomotive maker 10
Phaaepha Washington c about - years ago Any az
meme honorable b sendng intelligence OF pig whe
sbonfs death will greatly obe his anxious relatives. Please 80
drcrs AMI Ell HARVEY Bookseller Hamilton Canada Wet
rI,HE HEIRS of WILLIAM H0YMAN, who died
Faun County Texas about the or 1874 can hes
something their advantage by letting the writer [" nonnA"
~ ~ A NJ ALEXANDER.
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Cost ano found.

/ CST-SS kEWARD.-A small Book of Common
H rraysr mech and oftie len IN soath Ferry
tie Wslss raesisg AL
o'clock dollars viii paid Nr Ocs X q. L.
SCHUYLER. Nc. Hsno.er~t
I OST-On Wednesday, 2ist inst an old style Gold
IL BROOCH shape with gold letters fncosed with
being old family relic liberal reward Will -
he and hanks Of he leaving
q {. 4 J. HARTNEIT, No. Is John-st- uP stain.
I OST-On Monday evening, in going from the cor
- sthst and hav to The Museum the sAxes
snail GOLD BROOCH with pearls and ssrnets center with
hair On the the letters From O. b AZ The
requested leave No 81 Leroy where they
will be suitably rev sTded
OWNER WANTED-For a Lady's Side Saddle,
" with Bride and They lei VITA the Heath
House Sshooys Mountain n J. about the Ah ofJs l Tiers
name on haudkerchief the pocket Of the saddle laaro
fo ne Jeremiah Der No - Charchs; up stairs
ISRAEL VALENTINE. late Porter, Heath Hoase.
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~ Persons the public the proprietor Of
sOSTARS Mouse Cockroaehes, &c Extermnstor informs
aem that it neither powder dust pills i warranted per
mankind the only Article IN the city tha does
10 vok COSTARS Depot No 4f8 Broadway where the Happy
Family e the window.
~ The WAY 20 DO Good Business.-foq may do good
Anes business known and 20 make Known eN
trsyely and you much get Bheads Circulars GARD
Rndbs &c printed al the Great Steam Printing Establishment
HOLMAN. GRAY Co.. Centresir corner oil Whte
u Lightning af seaFhe frequent occurrence OF Disasters
sVestby rhning led Investigation OF the means OF
Iofeeion from this pe and believed be attained at
the general ADOPTION aud use
II this means Of life and property the Underwriters OF
agree until further notice TO make return OF two ana
the OF Premium upon vessels poH9
shapproed Lghung Rods ana keeping the same on board ana
pIoporonae part Of the cost OF snoh oa w
than and half per cent Of the premium on the
whole the vessel The 10 be made on the ahda
s the Aurtd OF the sce the vessel when the premium be-
eepe, 5pe ELLWOOD WALTER
Secretary Of the Board OF Underwriters
~ Fever and Ague cured without fall, and IN msny
toes DESiILES Anti Periodic PMS y
CEiCKENER Co, No. 81 Bsrclayst- and BOYD PAUL No
Coundst- Wholesale and sold At retail BY CtAs IL
htNQ Broadway and ohn and by T. GOlON corner
Bowe and GrandSs See description and certificates on thd
psse Of this paper.
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Go farmers ano Others.

ISn MULES for SALE.-The subscriber has
U constantly hand and for large number of good
Mules including well broke Aneso very large size ana
well matched, pas suitable for fsmwork or any KIND OF tea
work Also number suitable for shipping and lot of good
and unlrokon Terms Inquire Of A CHAMBER
LAIN 2flst Head y residence o. the subscrt
Camden and Auboy Railroad where the
tuues MAJ We expect have number fine pairs
tt the Annual Fair Of Jsmebur Agricultural soety sept ~ held
ct this place. JAMES BUChELEW-
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4 PRACTICAL and POPULAR TREATISE on

4 PRACTICAL and POPULAR TREATISE on
"A DISEASES o: The SEXUAL SYSTEM coapr.ias complete
ward Dixon NJ D. Editor Of The SeapeL rs pages sh sii
THE sCALPEL FOR AUGUsT-rh twentieth number Of this
n ai qser devoted 70 the expos ion o. the laws OF heA
ofthe Pab..sh,rs ADRIANoE sHERMAN Go,
The LOnon Lancet and Boston and SewYOrk Journals Of Md
f.. proSs most Of those ho mes. the
habit. extraordinary attention TO the minute details Of seea-
an the general reader We DID not share that
suTpe KNOWING his utter aversion TO the enA and
ola portion Of those who devote the attention 70 ms IN
Interest asS Of hiiv moral and caaoa4sy
sound and practical IN ts details oftrSnent and q an
pins Dr. Dixon had readers know. written much and
We on srSs rs' Oh ~ 1t A. III. ~ een,iic pr.c.
sHd such originality and INGENUITY uad
trying surgical ercuH'ances that the slhoF has ve'ed
n s9ton Of ne saer to eyeIy Psis o. s .oae1 I mp
valuable Instruction impaired in manner that fe" medical
have tep number. Of hi. bill i,n quarterly and
te ne e5ee. 0i h b my p IN AneIe, Dr.
pson perste boldly upon his brethren We the following
samples bis syie follow pages Of extracts 90
o ORIGINATING Journal and conducted with .Ri5is in
Th'fs evidence Of h.h Intellectual power it Is
sH b iSE iss PloTou. writer and accomplished
H s, - ys. i9'.e,ns 9inA JS1n, Of cemaes
III oce Of sespe No Asor hoae where Al the back
Aso II Woman and Her Diseases S3 pages ha
e. .iCn Pnce - - .. ,,,,.- ,
com Re made Ohce hoaTs betw zen
h end 3 daily and from % 9evenings
vJ'HE UNA-A monthly paper devoted to the eleya-
i ton Of Woman published BY PAILlNA DAVIS Pfoyi-
denoe For sale by ADRlANCE SHERMAN Astor House
W BPALMERs LITTLE MANUAL,(saysth the New
.York TrbuneJ yenen satisfies and good
information with the value and best means OF
rs which wish 5usiu would read - costs notn1
srd NAM Thousands Of dollars yearnot TO speak
Of thereby inflicted ustor lack Of knoedse ich tlst
little hand contains II Of them doubt word et them
resd Mr. Palmer. Manual be enlightened AMI convinced
containing 81 and may be had gras AZ me Al
vertns Agency Tribune Buildings Will postpaid upon
The receipt Of hreecent stamp 70 posoince oy sdE
' b PALMER Advertising Agent, New-foIk
GOLDSMITH SYSTEM OF PENMANShlf-A
beautiful 1rarto copy book with copies and instruction PTce
Is per sitgle or i've copies oT 81 er
ring the city should cary home this work tor sac AZ In D.
GOLDsMIfH's No. 3f2 Broadway, corner Of Frsnkinst
HIGGINS a. KELLOGG, Publishers, Wholesale
IN Booksellers and stAoners So Johnst New ork Also man;
denron Books Memorandum and
pas Books Diaries for s5l Just published three sizescap sao
limo and syo A call from country merchants solicited.
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Mem publications.
rINHE NOVELS Of the SEASON-THE NEW Ii
i BRARY OF STANDARD NOVELS
JUST PUBLISHED,

Third Edition OF MARY Howits new Novel,
THE ARTIST WIFE
Elegantly illustrated and beautifully bound in cloth oc
Neatly bound N paper, soc.
Third volume of T's Library Standard Novels embracing
the test books Of the best suihors
The Wife OF the very bes, Of the works Of this most
charming writer" GN Y Daily Times.
THE whole impress Mary Hewitt. gifted and
beautiful mind" ALBANY Argus
The Arts. Wife deaterously woven baptized with
feeling that ever apparent the writings Of suhore"
The critical press of Great Britain have accorded from,
rank the productions OF the day Ithaca journal IN ~
Fourth Edition Of Mrs MAilard's new Novel
MILES TREMESHERE.
Second volume Of :. Ts Library OF Standard novels
Neatly hound in c.ots, 75c.; in paper, Soc.
This delightful vigorously written and commands the
readers earnest attention London journals prae the work
very highly lCommereiai AdVers ser
writing breadth Of style and unity Of pa
pose than any Of the late noyels" London s'sndsTd
1T the product an extraordinary mind Albany Argus
There wonderful fsseinaon in this story Asa WORK Of true
Genius and untrns interest. IL stands unrivaled"
lFrederlcksburg VA News.
Ill
Sixth Edition Of Mis- sinelairs last work,
MODERN LIMITATIONS
Pr, volume Of Library Of STANDARD Novels elegantly
hound in cloth 75c; in Paper, sc.
This would place the fair aathoes 10 he 'front.' Fak
II the literary writers Of the sser baltimore Republican
This is rare book and then book" Bufao Express
"A powerfuly written and intensely Interesting novel"
IN \ Com Advertiser
This heavy and successful blow one Of the great
evils o. modern society" Albany Arzu.
Modern Fiaiors powerfully wrought and salaiay satire
upon fashionable foibles- ~ I EvanseiHt
For sale b, all the principal Booksellers the Union
Published BY sTRINGER TOWNSEND No ~ Broadway,
Under the American Museum
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6petial Notices.

- n,roeratic Wing General Comnittes;YSA ne ea
~ d. y@sioek o. the Broadway House ,,p,rv OIL,
Jo:s,s 3 ~, yasSvN' 'f' {viee-chsirmen.
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Just isued.
V'HE GREAT MOON HOAX, b. r. Adams Locke.
Il Prcs 81
ISAAC LAoI-E EDEN BY Ale1.n r Dumas Price Sc.
tCMILEIE MAP OF NETWORK AND VICINITY
Prce &c.
SEWN NIGHTS N GOTHAM. Price 2se.
In Pres
TALE COLLEGE SCRAPES b. J D vose Pree sc
AEN-lORK ~ NIGHTGOwE Price Sc
BUNNELL X PRICE PublsherS
20 ~ FufOn-t- v Y.
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MRS. CHILDS Great Work
TRUE LIFE OF THE IMMORTAL HOPPER the Amsri
HovtEd-
FiTe thousand Copies this thrilling work sold ia
weet The cord i've thousand copies ready Il book
which should be read b American. Published by
JOHN P. JEWETTk Co. PublEhe-, Boston
And 'or sale BE- all Booksellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

~ The Patent Gas Regulator
Saves twenty-five per cent. OF gas,
Produces better light,
Keors servants from wasting gas,
IL selFGotine and needs attention,
Prevents your walls from being smoked.
Makes the air of your house more healthy
II cen be seen In operation AZ
mo 62 Broadway" and be ordered OF
all Ghs .fiters
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rJ,HE LAWYER STORY Or, The ORPHANS
i WFoXcs BY = Member OF the Sew-iork Bar
DEEPLY INTERESTING NARRATIVE
FOUNDED FACT.
Illustrated
The extraordinary this work has hitherto rendered the
publishers nGbe supply the orders that have been received and
the two editions have been printed have been speedily exhaust
ed ready, and se publishers hope heneeiof-
ward able supply orders thai they receive
One volume bound Is do paper covers s. cent?
H. LONG 4 BROTHER No - Aun-st.
Published This Day
EDITHs / EGACY; OR, THE LoNGwooDs OF THE
L. GEAXGE By tn author Of Adelaide Lindsy Complete In
one svo volume Of Ia psges
Price IS cents
"A charming don told in the frs; person with e-
~ ana mower that reminds orcby Of the style Of Dickens Il
;.be old woman Bleak House The story one OF deep n
.t which cannot fail OF eXerag highly beneficial ina1enee
mo, ia rsder especially should they happen to b psced N some
n hose irving circumstances which A are occasionally sae' "
and h have tendency make repne our lot All some
,. even cavl AZ wise dsPensaons Of Providence ~ -
such W would say these hsned children and
suu their fortiud trials Of the ost aggravated aAs
and while learning the duty Of sabuaon dfs" eaol
,seept a from the contemplation Of The reward they 1Ae1
TesIed" BISCE oAot MN -.
No ia NssA1st.. Nes-fork
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COLORED SERVANTS WANTED.-Proiessed
- Coos Ch.uberuaids waiterGirls wAteNea and
Ar-1v ~ No Crand-st
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS.-COrner of 39thst. and
w eth-sv MooRE THOMPSON MANN. ....... Pr9Pretor
EVERY EVENING this week, the new romantic E4uestrah
Drama Of LARISsA: Or THE FEMALE BRlGAND In which
madame has appeared for upward Of 800 nights In the
priucrA theeters Berlin Madrid Vienna aud London
tarissa Ghe female Brigandl. Madame Tourneire
Pedro (her l.nihIVP
Iaro Captain Of Gems fArneriel. Mr.. w b Carroll
Door, open a. snd7 Performances IT. p ~ Admission
Al Of he nous Is
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Board ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LoDGINGS-Gentlemen VIII 90
~ veil 40 remember excellent Lodging anfs
rooms a IS per night corner Of Frankfort ana "@h '"
See men ALI MI
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JULIEN CONCERTS
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TOMORROW, Tfurslsy sept =. grand
BEETHOVEN NIGHT,
When whole Of the First Part the Programme VI" Dc eec'ea
from the works Of this grea; Composer, ~, 4. r-r

DARNUM's MUSEUM.-The pair of beautiful and
Drigane LIVING GIRAFFES here and TO be
tuitouy Swiss Bearded Lady by the Museum visitors
To-dsys performances AFTERNOON At the new and curious
Of THE SPIRIT or THE AGE. EVENING, AZ u. the
Myholoeoal extravaganza Of THE SPIRIT OF THE ACE
Rfpcaied. ,---,-.-...
hdmianoe the whole Museum well the performances
Children under 10 III tst Balcony and
Parou n
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sALP-The Hamilton Worka In Hamilton st. ssHhk n
j. one block from Railroad Depot Ihs property
40 rstd a. 10 make IL all kinds OF mtnafaetannz
m and ouk scces 20 NewY0rk economical foe raen
In mechanical business Manufacturers others DESIRING real
sssfe will find t profitable investment Two vacant lots "a
can be had with the above desired for psFtens 2py
y,iHHs 'aN W 49, ' AEH RARTHOLF No - Godst- NY
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LOR SALE-The well known Sl0op W IN A. mart
She will carry 100 her sails new and All her rig
xug In good order oop may be a. the foot OF gh
on "Wednesday Thursday and Friday raown on saturday
Monday and TUESDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

C,TFAMBOAT for SALE-The steamboat JOHN
SNARsUALI now living the foot Of Libsrtys Length,
a5s feet Beam a feet Hold feet inches Beam Engine ~
ylndr and Oi feet This boat built In baltimore
m the year 1876 copper fastened and coppered ana n soVa
speed Is well found In respect and mas o
49, 900 nss.,naer. VIII be sold Close Apply To
'NVNN ~ COPELAND. No u BrOAdNey
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FACTORY situated ia Vernon Oneida County, n. r. This
Factory . calculated Of cards. tho building OF brex
and reou There excellent oyebot wheel and me wsf
power sufficient durable The tennsof payment sold woaa
g. made asy the would be liked moderate
mice Woo rown the immediate vicinity ard The nolshDo
hood pleasant one Inquire Of y NEWTON DEXTER Ors
tany ~ e. off JOHN sLADE Co. NO 10 bf"s's'1 WV"
Orsksnv September 3, 1888
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LNANTED-By a respectable young Lady, situa-
ton as General servant conveTssnt with the duties OF
nal family Be OF city reference. Apply a. No - Sprns st.
IN NJ Hrata 400
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-14
spIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Il = q
The WAig Of Tuesday talks In q spirited
manner. "rhis Congressional District, though
.hsmefuIly gerrymandered. can" it sas . be
redeemed" A candidate unconnected with
old Gesds, clear sky, and an open held ano
the Wing has no fears. The Wh'g Seconds
the recommendation of the Wings OF the Lee
gislature to keep up the county organizations'
and run candidates in every county. nv
Wing says the adjournment OF the Leg'sia'
ture will be hailed with joy throughout the
State. 1t speaks in any thing but eulogisuc
terms of the body and its TRANSACTIONS.
The Enquirer of Tuesday quotes osnera'
Baylv in &c in vindication of Virginia from
the charge of inordinate love OF office, and OIL
being especially favored with government pa
tronage, In this defence il is shewn, among
other things, that the Federal Governm en' pa
tronage dispensed in New York is just tne"'
~ times as great as that distributed in virginia.
The Times, recurring to the complaints OF
Democrats at the appointment OF Free ool'efs'
| under Tay lor, calls attention to the appoint
| ment. hv the present administration, OF DIX and
| McClelland as obnoxious, IT says, as any ap-
| pointed by General Taylor.
The Examiner has a spicy article on things
talked ola sort of funeral discourse upon
the late legislature after the manner OF Theo-
dore Parker, in which the faults of the deceas.
ed are not forgotten-and a notice after the
Examiners own manner, Of the recent cleo
| tons in this city.
The Mail has an article condemning the
law of the last legislature, establishing a new
scale OF voting in joint stock companies.
Yesterdays Enquirer argues to show that
the Land Fund is no great shakes, the govern
M ent being brought in debt for some years
past in the management of the public lands
Independent of the constitutional view that
paper has generally taken, it thinks the fund
is not worth quarreling about.
The Mail gives the last legislature credit
for industry" and " the greatest zeal and f.
deity for the interests of the State"
The Times remarks upon the contempt
which, it says, has been exhibited towards
Col. McMullen's Gard by the Democracy in
the Eastern pant of the State. The Times
represents the Democrats Of Richmond as mo.
nopolising honors and emoluments, while their
country friends are working for them. A dis
trict convention, it says, is called to appease
the murmurs of the country Democrats.
The Wing is down upon the appointment
of MIR. Soule, as Minister to Spain. This ap-
pointment, it considers, imprudent and DANCE
rous. Mr.. S. it Classics as French Jacobin.