The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-16
N1w eP1cIAI. 11ox1cns.

NEW SPECIAL Mox1C1S.
THE foIIowi0eg were the remarks made
s. Mis- E1iIisrd the occseh Of the pressntafion
81 ! Gold Bssde9 Rosewood Gee. g ~. Isos y Z.
Gallshsr, by the ssLo'sns OF his nrefss c'sss u
o s,.Ths tms has come when the relation which
has : xi,tsd for several months psst bsswesn you
and ourselves precsstGr saa p'ps sors.sntstivs
Of the ws.s OF our ssss s1iss before this andisnce
TO express to you Ia feeble though sincere msnnef
our heartfelt thank. f.f y ot. ss.ene Of The S
culties TO be encountered By teacher OF usc and
can therefore the more rssdiiy. end do the more
hirbig appreciates the Kindness. psfenee ana zsal
you have on all occasions manifested Ia the dis:hss
Of the duties of your fiji salt thoush Honorable ana
need NOT cav. on behalf of the class that your
course of obstruction has met our entire approo,uon
and, he only resrst we hsve. H. That we snali Iol
few months :t is.. Dc aspn ,s we o have BEEN
wont to do 70 receive Instruction OF our mucn es'
teemed teacher.
As token of our respsct and esteem for You a. 2
te.cher accept this Cane. with the kind 81 and 81
wishes of the donors; and may your efforts ever De
crowned with that succs. aud you receive thas en-
coursgsnert which your goal and assiouty SO richly
merit.
o which Mr.. Galleher responded:
l have not language to exe.sss the prcfouad sense
of gratitude and pleasure which fesl,i receiving
this beautiful testimonial from the class which
have had the honor to instruct here in the science
of vocal music, of which You were member. and
fesliags You are ON this occasion. 1 am h.ppy to
learn through you that entire satisfaction exists Ia
the class Ia reference to the manner ia which have
discharsed my duty 80 your preceptot. However
hsppy l may feel from sense of having done
nv duty, the CONSEQUENCES that my motives and Of
,rt. have been give, an ar ~ ha
ter discharge of tho adu duties Of that profession
which l have faithfully underworld TO promote IL
hiss seldom been my pleasure to witness DO rapid
pr a. you have sde In the theory and practice
of this science. You will permit me to say that this
school, your undivided attention the subject whilst
here and for the zeal and assduity with hch you
pursued your studies. during my whole course OF
Ineed not tell you that the department. Of tn
class has been in the highest degrees satisfactory,
anoth or, and TO myself has not only rendered our
intercourse most agreeable and happy but has endesr.
90 you TO my m o re
peasing associations of my lifs And no ", In con-
olusion allow me to express to you person ally and
to be you to tender to each member OF the class,
my sincere and warmest thanks for the many aots OF
kindness you have shown me, and especially for
h: last which you pave sna 50
cherish the memory of lite kind and generous donors
and now, wishing you sll perfect health and happ.
your fisndshp, and to participation In associaons
GlInilar those through which We have Just past
bid you all atfectionatsly, Farewsn ESQ
At meeting OF Mr.. Thomas L. 9alleher's Sin sing
school, on Church Hill. RiehGond. Va, held June
18Th, 1855, Mr.. 4. w. Richardson was called to Ii
Chair. and Mr. VIM. Couling acting as Secretary.
ths following preamble and REGULATIONS were una
ui.Eaasiy adopted:
hers method of teaching Vocal Music. and whereas
believe him 30 be a gentleman worthy Of pat
ist Resolved, That Va esteem, Mr. Gsllehsr az the
best teacher Of Vocal Music With whom it has been
our fortune to meet.
We thus accord to him the higheat msed of praiae
aus fully competent to teach. possessing, in eur
Judgment, e thorough knowledge of the science.
the faculty to mparf, and the patience and feeling
Sd Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be
''-N'''N 49, A. W. RICHARDSON, chsirmaa.
VIM. CoULLING, Sec'y.
Alta Meeting of MI T. L GalIsher's Glass, at the
Grace Street Baptist Church the following prea-n-
BILE and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
the tuition of Mr.. T. A. Gaeher, in the science of
Vocal music, and having the fullest confidence in
him as teacher, and believing his systsn Of inn.
of any other ever tried and that expression of
our opinion might be Of value to those who may
wish to avail of tbs study and practice OF
vocal music, and especially those who nay wish to
qualify themselves as teachers, therefore be 1t
7. L. Catcher and his superior mode If teaching to
all who may wish to acquire theore ticRl and prac
teal kno wledgs of this science. e
I'd That we take this opportunity of expressing
warmest thanks to him cur instructor tor the
zeal and ability with which he has discharged his
duty; also for the many ard marked acts of kindness
and courtesy both in and out OF the Class by which
our intercourse with him. and our connection with
his School, have been rendered both pleasant and
Sd That 1t il the universal wish of this Cass that
he remain in city and establish Musical .In sti
interested in the subject. may have opportunity
Of awaiting thems eives of his invaluable services
4th. That we farther demonstrate esteem and
hish appreciation of his merits a teacher and
gentleman, by requesting his acceptance of some
1.'N' D. A. CRUMP, chairran.
B f. sHEPPERsos, lconm,,,s.
A. LUMPkIN,
JOHN X. JONES. je16-1t*
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION Board
of Manager. the Msshsnj1s sA,ss9satop YIN hold
O'clock, In the basement loom Of the METROPOLITAN
Hall. Members are requested to be punciual in
their attendance, as business of importance will be
'. ieisNl. j. ". LEWELsEs. r seo'y,
'IFEEL SICK, BUT CANNOT TAKE Pills,
OIL NOR SALTs!"-Why should you when you can
get DR.. L. B. Wrights Tssteles. "Lquid CatnsrticD
the most eff aient pursetive in all cases ofderanged
Liver; Costvep ess; Skin Eruphons; Bilious Com
plants &c, ever yft aisc9vsrsd lt !, prepared by
to mothers heads of families invads and ali 9th 70
requiring medicine Children cry for il, and invalids
Cathsrtics. Give DR.. L. B. Wrghts Liquid Cafhsr-
tic" fair trial, and you will never any other
purgatye. Sold everywhers. je l5-2t*
AUCTION NoTIoE.-Attentio is solicited
to our sale of Horses Cows Gc., this morning at 10
O'clock, at ths horse lot.
je l6 LARUS SHINE, Aucts
CABINET SIZE DAGUERREoTYPEs,-S
MONS 10 making quite large number of these large
likenesses We don't wouder at 1t, for they are fa-
lseeautiful, and far superior to the smse dagusr-
reoty pes to keep ikene of one's friend What
child would not give double the price SIMoNs
parent. y ie is
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pHEUMATISM.-
~ This 10 painful disease, affecting the joints
with swelling and sti aess; aso affecting the mus:u
lar tendinucs and fbrous textures of the body. 1t
can be cured by the application of POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT. &, y = : = :