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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

EFFECTS OF RUM.-Geo Frost WAS held
TO pail 10 the sum Of $50 to keep the peace and he
OF good behavior for the space of twelve months "a
q; nn CONVICTION OF drunken and disorderly conduct
III treatment TO his wife, and abuse of his neigbbor.
one OF the Witnesses stated that George hsd been
continually drunk since the 4th day of Julv iast
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BAD HousE.-Jane Wright, woman of
evil fame, was brought before the Mavor YES.
terday, for keeping disorderiy and illroverned
house, where people of every sex and color CON.
sregate and associate BY day and night. The evil.
wthstandine the thousand and one fair promises ~
behavior '' '"u'o sooo
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The health of Bishop Dosne continues 10 DIV.
much solicitude to his friends. On Thursd.v an.
ring the consecrasioa services At Burlington be-
laboring under severe diarrhea, and ever aince
has been suffering not little from il debili,.,ins
effects
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Capt. James s. Mccabe, an Office, vho 49,,
VIM distinction In the Mesiean war, died verv .u 4
denly In New Tork, on Rriday evening Of cho,sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

SECOND MARIETTA correspondent de-
sires to know why it is that persons having vege.
tables and fruits for sale at the second market are
not compelled to exhibit them in the new building
prepared for that purpose instead of being allowed
to block up the sidewalks of 9th street, between
Broad and Marshall, and obstruct the street with
vegetable carts. He adds that butchers and others
complain heavily of the present practice, and Asks
and Clerk of that market to the subject We are
unable to answer the question propounded but
presume that the evil, if one exists, will now be
speedily corrected. If one portion of the gar.
deners are required to exhibit their vegetables in
the house erected for the sale of such articles, all
should be-
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T,O PREVENT AND CURE CHOI-

Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
IS ROSES ns "a and si II. CAR
MINATlvE BALSAM by them. In case Of sudden
sickness, these medicines frequently cure ia less time
than it requires to get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take tesspoonful of Pain
curer in wine glass of water every mornings when.
DR.. ROSES cARMiHATiivE BXI IS an for chol.
era, Cnoi mol. Morous Bowel Complaints and Dyson
cines, and should be kept In all families As sooth.
ing preparation, 1t has no equal. In cases of infants
crying or general pain, it has been provso perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints n adults
!. has 20. never falsd During the cholera Of 1882 1884
death had positively struck the patient have had
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
It's wonderful curative psSsr cent: so.Ils
DR.. J. s. ROSES wHooPIHoS co ugh sYR III
give. immediate relief and frequently cures Ia one
DrJ. 5; ROSES EXTRACT OF sucHu.-rhi.
The Kidneys Bladder. and ell Gouty Affections. Price
DR. is. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS for ,.llir. Of
the Womb. Female Weakness, Debility and Rslsxa.
tion. This disease. heretofore treated by bandsgs
trusse: and external supports which eau only prove
ionic strensthsnins Golden Piils Price $40 $50
Dr.. ); 8: ROSES ANTI-BILIoUS OR Rail-
cure every ma'ady or disease incident 70 man, but
they are q grand remedy for Bilious state Of the
system and common feyeTs. They adapted to the
southern sections of the United States particularly.
being often preventive Of Bilious attacks and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, viii
cure the most stubborn Of Bilious Fever OF Fe
yer and Agre. Price l2k and S5c.
All whose consultations are impaired by djsesse or
weak by nature, should read DR.. J. s. Roses Msdi.
cal Adviser hich contains description Of the dis
eases of orr climate and the mode Of treatment 1t
can be had without charge
All Of Dr.. 8. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. buvsl A Bodeker,
y B. Wood, VIM. 2. Ladd, 8. NJ Zschrissoa, A. Les
lie. h T. nuval 4 Bro, 0Tubbs 4 Appsrson. In this
city, and ofdealers generally In every city and town
throughout the United Statcs.
liz 4l-rM&Wkcis--ts
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For sale by GEO. M. WEST.

DAY OF A BABY BoY-a very pretty child. hoo.
handsomely illustrated; and "'
'okifrusK HIsroRIEs,-snother juvenile yo
'am'' Illustrated with talent and good taste-eon
.,aing Oh The most remarkable incidents of Bill,
a'aoiy .oio In very pleasant way for children
Both for sale by A. Menus.
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AN OLD SAvAGE.-David F. Anthony, an
old man, and very bad one at that, was arraisn.
ed before the Mayor yesterday. to answer the
bis neighbors and assaultng and beating VIM. w
Anderson, on Monday night last. After hearing
the evidence in the case the Mayor required the &C
cused to enter into bond in the sum OF $50 to keep
the peace and be of good behavior. failing 10 do
which he was taken to the lock mn
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FILLING VAcANcY.-The resignation
In the City Council of DR.. Charles Mills as mem.
Der from Madison Ward, renders it incumbent on
the Council to fill his place. which we suppose will
oe zone at the next meeting. DIR. Mills has proved
himself warm, attentive and Jealous member of
the Council. always ready to perform the duties
imposed upon him, and we therefore regret exceed
ingly that the force OF circumstances has caused
MIN TO tender his resignation. When his lost heal,
mas been recovered, and he returns from travel we
nave no doubt that portion of the people who have
watched his course representative will at once
demand and obtain his services.
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STEALING MoNEY.--William, slave to
Elizabeth Johnson, was again before the Mayor,
yesterday, on the charge of stealing coat and s5
in money, from Richard, slave to John T. Cauthorn
Bill protested his innocence to the last and begged
and implored most pteously for his discharge. bu,
without avail. He had twice before been convicted
strong against him. that the court could do no lea
than order him thirty stripes.
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HAND IIMEs.- This lie the title of a new rel by
Dickens, which is much sought after and which
has appeared from the press of the Harpers verv
promptly. We are all 60 well Acquainted with
Hard Times, not often indeed with the terrible
prospect OF "worse-a coming,'-that many of US
wiii no doubt be very curious to know whs,
nekens makes out fsuch . title "Hard Times .,
nave played the dickens with sres. many and
no" We can see what Dickens does with {" Hard
Tfmes" iu
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ARREST OF THIEF.-OAicer Page, on
Monday last, succeeded in arresting Levi Scrog-
gins white man, charged with robbing Henry j.
Dyke of $50 in money, and pair of pistols, on
Saturday night. When brought before The Mayor.
yesterday, bystander informed us, that on Sun.
day last, he saw the prisoner playing cards with
small boy for money. and from the description
given OF the lad there is very little doubt that If
was Joseph c. Henry, Scrogens' confederate in
the robbery of Ike, and that they were then play.
ing at hazard for the very money they had stolen.
owing to the absence of witnesses, the examna-
locked up for safe keeping until that time.
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a little boy. named James Noonan, was drown
"a 4 oos ofthe whaFvss h Balimors, ON Monday
last
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F.,.r ALARm.-The alarm of FIRE about
...,ncL Yesterday evening, was caused by the
banning Of small quantity of powder on Main ST.,
s,s.r The limited States Hotel.
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IoCAI MATTERS.

NosLr Cospucr.-Yesterday morning,
shout O'Clock, . horse and earl. employeain han.
ling coke from the City Gas Works, esessa from
distapcs of ten fest where the water w. ct 1easl
ten feet deep The loaded cart at once sunk in the
mud dragging the horse after Il, and the poor anil
NAL must have drowned almost Instantly, but for
the daring cond uct Of Mr.. WILLIAM BocKKn. who,
seeing the necessity for prompt action, procured 1
rope, Jumped into the dock, swan to the animal.
and tying one end of the cord 10 his head, threw
the other end to the bystanders, who supported the
almost exhausted creature. until MI b. could cut
loose the gearing. which wss speedily done The
horse was then drawn TO q suitable place with the
rome pulled upon terra frma, and ridden OFT, sppa-
renily but slightly injured:
ture, speaks well for the who performed It, and
il one OF the best evidences In the world that the
heart of WILLIAM BoeKER is in the right place.
The cart is yet sunk in ten feet water. but can
civ be gotten out by the use OF derrick, as soon
as suitable one can be obtained.
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DAD IICTURE.-A Scutleulan lnIoTuiS us,
that while taking stroll on one of the Islands in
James River, not far from Mayos Bridge, last Sun
day morning, he counted many as twenty 1.-TWO
boys, from ten to fifteen years OF age, engaged in
gaming with cards and dice, for money In some
of the parties he saw grown men and small boys
palying bluff, and cursiug, swearing and drinking.
We had supposed that there was not man In
Virginia so far lost to honor and to shame to en-
courage children in such vices; but if there u.s. that
man should be brought to the bar of justice at once
and punished with the utmost rgor of the law.
Some of the islands in James River near this city,
have long been resorts tor persons who prefer
spending their Sabbaths in dissipation to going to
church, or improving their minds If men choose
thus to waste their time and MEANS we have no.
thing to do with it. The responsibility of their acts
rests with themselves. But we do object seriously
to the corruptng of the youth OF city, and trust
that the Mayor, under the laws of the State, will
lend his aid to break up such haunts of vice and in
iquity, and to punish the keepers of them. And we
would, at the same time, urge parents and masters
to look to their boys and that they are not form
ing habits in their youth that will blast and destroy
their usefulness for life.
These islands are within the reach of the Mayor
and Constables, under the State law, and if it be
necessary to break up the corrupting habits of
which we have just spoken, we sincerely hope that
the entire police force will be employed for that
purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

New OReAsIzATIos.-By invitation, we
partook of splendid supper at "Allen's Arbour,
on Monday night last, served in honor of a new or
pauization of Junior Americans about being estab
lshed 10 this city, by young men under the age Of
twenty. one years. As matter OF course, we were
no. led into their secrets, if they hare any, and can
not therefore undertake TO speak OF them but
judging from what we saw and heard around the
table, this new order Ii intended for mental i'm
prsyement, and for physical aid to each of its mem
beers In time of need. Whatever their object, sc
that they de not counter to the laws of the
try, or conflict with the good of society, we wish
them success.
The banding together of young men for the i'm
provement of the mind, and the cultivation of mo-
raj principles, should be encouraged and sustained
and we have no doubt will be, by the citizens Of
Richmond.
The supper at the "Arbour," we have already
said, was magnificent in every respect. Every
thing in the way of subsantials and luxuries were
served in profusion. and in Aliens best style. The
table was presided over by President and two
Vice Presidents and after the removal of the cloth
patriotic sentiments, lively songs, spicy speeches,
and mirth provoking anecdote made up the evening,
until near the hour of IL O'Clock, when the Assem-
blage adjourned and retired to their homes highly
delighted with all that had transpired at the social
gathering, of which they had just formed part
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no MY g UsTOMERs, FRIENDS

ITO MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
Il AND THE PUBLIC.-I have resunsd busin ess
some assortment Of Goods in the HARDWARE line.
shsii continue to add to my stock from week to
fresh and clean, having dsposed of tie Old steeh
therefore most politely and invite INV old
Customers friends end the public to cal ON me at
my OLD stand, O. Main street, teDderng to each nv
personal attention when they shall please to call on
me. THEfl RORTHTc0N w
an 16-1m* No AZ No..
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NOTICE OF GREAT INTEREST TO
" THOSE YET In WANT or noon READY

MADE cLoTHINo.-The simmer 49,. i nov
% FAR advanced will now offer ell the summer cloth
Ing In store st cost in order TO reduce the stoek
want will please give me an early cali.
]. ID. GOODMAN.
No ia. Main IT.. opposite Earle Square.
also be sold Ct cost Tor cash
.ull J.pa.
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nICHMOoD pnlMAIlC lNDyClATtON.
nENEFfT on MISS RARRl
TIL. WEDNEeOAY EVENING, AnGuse 10, 1856,
On which oeeosfon win ~ produced, fof the frsi
rHE pTXb SHOT
Affer which. FANCY DANCE.
70 eoncln1s with
BOX AND X!
an lG--1t Fie sssHsF4
BROAD ROCK RACES

= q w ILL COUlfH5oUC6
. Is as1 al TUESDAY, m o''
IsT pAs.-A sweep-stals
.s ss s. ca n. Sass ns. gao
: ). Fowler names {. g Little Arthur. b. import.
o. W Dailahsnt names eh. colt Henry, By import.
Calvin Green names br Augusta, BY Aindsrby,
year od mile hests $3.50 entrance 800 forfeit; to
sas ss;i q e 1913 sssR.PPss
So DAYMTHURsDAY-joe 4 Club pur... s;oe
.! !Ts D4r.SSiDxY:a,xs .ssg;:..l. for year
old colts and 6lley5 mile heats e7oo entrance hall
r. 8. Fowler namess.g Little Arthur BY import.
9: w. Dalahunt names Oh. colt Henry, by import.
IS. Fowler names b. 8. TERRIER, BY imported So.
o. ?. Hare names oh. colt, by Zinsanu dam BY Bos.
ton.
Capt. John Belcher names by. flley by Tsily.Ho.
Calvin Green names Messrs. boswell and Psine's
b c. BY Cbilds Harold. dam Emily Thomas
SECOND RAcE-Same Dsy-Sweep Stake for four
year ods two mile heats e3O0 entrance half forfeit
Ito name and close on the 10th September
olds, that never run race; mile heats $50 ' .a
trance, half forfeit. To and close the 18th
August, three or more to make race. Two subscr.
jyas-wsss CALVIN GREEN prop'r.
TOURNA MENT
AT BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG CO
yIRGINIA.
A TOURNAMENT will come off at this
"A place on THURSDAY. 7rh September at IL
O'Clock The usual rules, governing such exercises.
had by addressing the 'a'scT bsV1p SHELTON
au 12-lw Buffalo Springs, Meckieabs,g Ia.
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Vie SEASON II AS ADVANCED
tsose whose clothes shabby, fos very snsl ssm
=. meeo can purehsse emit. or sipsls garnsst
.nisn VII iook wen for the remainder IL The -.
@ % cspiemoes; - I'll IN want Of cioshise have
- Opportunity Of prce.IinA Il ed Press -
ss i6 0ppoalts City Hotel. 3iss Is1 Cat
NO, 4 6ALM0N-10 100 az. barrels and
ssH onM 4. cEAlBossr.
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'O BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-
"a seyed st the Office Of the City Engineer until
structiIs additional Stalls, Sheds, Fencing, Ic.. for
s s,s snlsreement Of the Show Grounds Of the Va
OF the city. Persons bidding upon the above veri
VII be required to state the time required to com
pete the same and approved security must be live
by the contractor for the prompt and faithful
ance with the terms Of the contract The Commit
zee the right to reject all the bids II none Of
snsm snouid prove satisfactory Plans and Specif-
the undersigned s e''es VI
BY order OF the Committee on Public Grounds
au 16-A w QIGg oruos-
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Mlisfellaoucus.
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

At the same time will be sold-5 Bugges, Chaises,
Harnesses, Side Saddles &c. Also, a large sale OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
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DHODE ISLAND HORSE SHOW.-Ths
NJ Rhode Island Society for the Encouragement of Do
nestle Industry have made arrangements for Exhbi
ton of Horses, in Providence. the list and I'D Of
June next to take place the Washington Trong Park
miuns offered $500 For particulars reference made
the show BILL All horses designed for exhibition, sale,
will be entered on the following terms
Single Horses ......................S1,OO
Matcheu Horses. Sz,OO
Owners of all horses entered will be presented with
season ticket Display and trials of speed will be In har
ness attached to light carriages except for saddle hor
SEES.
Judges will be selected without regard to citizenship
An efficient police force will be in attendance
The Boston and Providence Providence and Worcester
and stouingon Railroad Companies have generously Of
ered free passage, way, all horses designed for
exhibition
sale of Horses, at auction will take place on the
morning of the 23d june the Butler lot in Providence
Free to all those who have previously entered them the
Park, for sale o eSbi pition.
The r. l. Hortcult lraI Society have an Exhibition OF
Flowers Fruits and EARLY Vegetables, at the Railroad
Hall in Providence, the 10th and 21st June next
BUTTER.
An Exhibition of Butter, in boxes will take place in the
Railroad Hall, at O'Clock, M the 10Th Of June.
$2S offered in Premiums.
MOWING MACHINES.
The transportation Moving Machines will be paid to
Providence, III propretor thereof will put them
in operation before tie public the 10Th Of June next on
land gratuousy povid and selected for the purpose
successful exper ment might lead to extensive sales Of
Machines for the al proac ing hay harvest.
For information any subject connected with the Ex
hibition, address. STEPHEN II. SMITH, Sec,y,
my5 doawtJe21 Providence, r. /.
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ASA WALKER,
@ j. O II HIN G.
OF OUR OWN MANUFAcTUREft

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE!
Having made arrangements to manufacture own
stock of Clothing, feel confident in saying to
friends and customers that prepared
to show them better assortment of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Read
Made Clothing in the City, hope now, not only
to have that but Of doing the best
C q TO nj WOR K,
have secured the of of the first Cutters
in the Country
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner and
at short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge of Mr..
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this city
and vicinity We assure all that the work turned out
from this establishment will be second in the city.
We have in full assortment of all kinds Of Piece
Goods such Broadcloths cassimeres, Doeskns Vest
| ings, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front sfs
mch22 dawtf THAYER EAMES
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Glotbing.
HE CLoTHTER,s sONGI

THE CLOl dlEh>o cONOs
She COMES she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountain and meadow now,
with sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green,
And the meads their vests Of gold
To welcome her back to our gardens gay,
That laugh at Winter old.
And shall not We like the jocund flowers
Put vestnents rare,
To meet the Summer we should rnsst
queen SO bright and fair
Yes we shall dress In silken sheen
And in gossiiner fine,
And we'll go forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbeams on US shine
Then let US to MAcuLLAR's go,
At the sign of the Full Dressed Man,
And we shall find the rarest robes,
That we could wish to don.
Five thousand vests ten thousand coats,
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprgs Of the richest flowers are wove,
With beauty, but with no perfume.
The zephyr coat of brown mohar,
And Alpaca black Wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with a lantern, far and wide
For place to suit you more,
But you neer can be suited so well as at
Macullar Wiiams's Store
MACULLAS, WILLIAMS Sc co,
EFF Pipcr's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED NAN,
have just received of the largest Stocks on record
of every variety Of cheap fashionable, and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING, which they are selling at ths
lowest remuneratve prices They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who consus economy and taste will call at Maculisr,
Williams Co.'s, without delay my18 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-29

Dr. J. CIawsOn Kelley. of New York City,
VIII be IN attendance at his Office, corner of Mechanic
and Church streets, Worcester THURSDAY and FRpAY,
June list and 3D. for the purpose of consulting with his
patients and all others DESTROYS Of advising with him.
upon all diseases Of Men, Women, and Children,
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call Advice
free. my27 d6t6wit
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S PRIN G STYLES

MB GD r~ rwN E TEN @ "a
AT NO. 1 WALDO BLOCK,
May be found the largest well the richest assert
ment Of Bonnets in this City.
Our Stock comprises the latest Paris Styles and have
daily accessions the same embracing variety of
StrGW, Lace, La,oa, Grape, and Silk Hats.
Ladies wish to furnish themselves with rich Silk, Lawn
Grape and Straws, tasefuly trirmed, will by
fail examine goods before thinking to purchase
elsewhere.
RIBBONS-RIBBONS!
200 Cartons of the richest Bro ade striped plaid and
plain Bonnet Ribbons, just opened and selling at prices
arying from l2t cts. to $3.50 per yard.
50 Cartons, Tafetas all numbers and coors.
20 do Marrow Trimming Ribbons.
20 do do Satin do
Velvet Ribbons, of every width.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
200 boxes French Bunches, Sprgs and Wreaths just
opened.
EmbrOideries, and Lace Goods.
rich Embroideries, consisting of Muslins Lace
and Cambria Collars of every description, Bands Founc-
ngs Sleeves Habits Inserting, and Edgngs together with
large assortment of Laces, of every description.
LADIES DRESS CAPS.
complete assortment, just received.
BONNET MATERIALS.
200 yds. eros de Nap Glace Pout de Sole, and Mode
Silks, for Bonnets, sc.
so ps. French Lawn.
200 yds Erophane Grapes.
French Grapes, Laces Tarlton's, Crown Muslin Wro,
Miners purchasing at Wholesale, will find our Stock
most desirable to make their selections FROM and
prices will be reasonable at any other house in the
country.
Bonaets and Hats Bleached and Repaired. Old Flor
ence Laces, Nepotans, altered into fashionable FORM in
the neatest manner. e. w. MILES,
No. Waldo Block
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