The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-06

i lAat xerx Hosse-w wniee sne cHy nov hAs ~
=. =. .s - - = epersnol
Ing ,ne hnsia;nv ~ - 8 n,,rrh..s,s .ts.sca
srruosa e. .. y % - "a q .o1tiope
-. - s ~ a u. tae. - How nrreesssiy g D
az = ~ Employ an ove.sesF so supenDfend -.
'' sssoenos tnAl no" MI ihe jss. snd 70 enpaos
them IN cleaning and repairing the stfeeta Re
,on ~ h,lr nd rba;n sr rssd. - .ys spplss
tribe nav be kent ehsi,,ed vrhiIe q isbcr yr.,
rorL;,a harr. srs ns,ss s,a -. ~ s.
t.k., ,e ~. III, "A ,,.r =. ~. r.ashas - y. y
tsn,- 49, .he,, ha "a -. ~ -. -
,s.rt ~. 80 a,.,,,saS - o;s "a S.y :.
ny,,ti ~ i,re .,d ras,sv h,,si,ss 80 - y
~ ~ ~ ,os.iy o.limng ~ y sor worE
e. a.. IN M ss socn - -
I.ha P,apc.n hna IL. .neJ I'll ne msus se
ssaen, y, m moFo ,sy -. ssek osnef
,;rn,e ans !. ~ ~ .. ~
ine .r,ln,nee asnn,ng .ne 'nsoe g Iunisn
seer s,s s".. for nah oehssfor snd evng sp oyer
keen tha,, .o..Ioi esei. 'pem necessary 20
for worS Nv. ander suesectons u ahfh&t requisite
ssc,. purposes. Fl ssses s. > Lstzas 80
so,ro ~ should now lie planted In the eastern
laid ~ 4; tne ground enclosed. AZ TO have ~
in.a ua ~ walks for future usefulness IF the city
grounds they should be sesnnorsr;,,, ~
partially improved If this i not y, ha -. ~.
sooner the grounds are soH ana H. ras;,. - -,
pned 70 the liquidation Of poy,;c, - ~ ,,s
deof, the better. Lyinc idle n ~. - .nu
are aead tax upon the tax payers ~ r,,sssssy y
vaiueless to the maeses -" "ss'o'v
IAe Members Of me Lssisiatn-s nav v,.re.. /.
th III ~ sght this morning by walking to
nsrr vnh.r y. '.s .s .ans, niver and Kanawha Com.
peuy, wsere tney VIII md thirty or forty vessel.
cts receiving and di.chareing c.r1os. lcrk pack
II now driving fine business and on c,oek Io ooek
will doubt be astonished as wen a.
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6ad ~ 80 Ia."Ts ~ K, Jfgs .4y D1y-We are grafi-
.yarnn.; sL Ho Aosis'Stuie mas passed bill
tv ard .i;o,.; eah oI coMono Irom jury du-
tributinc msnhs-s ta - eoupany % nave ten con-
ten dollars EACH who are also to be exemns fr,,,
jury DUTY, The fremen of Richmond have wen
merited substantial aid from the State by the zesl
ana activity they have always displayed In ssyino
the States property. When the peniteptiarv vas
last on hre these noble fellows Iabored unfiy;nolv
~ M the flames and no doubt saved It
AT the burning of Shoekoe Warehouse they were
,sealtE sio noo nd 1nds asa,n saved tne Common
voted 10 N ser;.a nf anslr "noie hves are De
State but tbo C;t, sLS Ps"p'e, .no aos ouiy tne
tain them, whensysr an o,,,.n;. ana sus-
so doing N,' - "ppoi isunliy ~ onefeo mr
, i. s,s-s.-,.. ST. s-3, sf,..a f.esv
Madison Monument-Tbe design presented to
the Legislature by Mr.. John W. Davies for mon
ument to James Madison. IL very neat one, AMI
as It viii cost only about $50 to erect it Of marble
nis probable that the Legislature may adopt and
make an appropriation TO have the work CON-
menced at once.
The Met,ono,;,o, rbo 1r -
snriphtIv per;od;cal has becn an. - - ~ s,.s ~,
John ONsill. Broad street who IL .eor. - ~ shl. M
work -, '"'N"7. wy Ao -, - "sous sus ior 'ie
,.-,..
M,ttt'd-The Legislature has acted wisely In ra.
organizing the militia, for II 1t does other god
twill strengthen and build up the Volunteer Ceal.
panies, upon whose eneiency in drill and discipline
the state must, In great measure, rely, should
the time ever come for her to resort to arms to de-
lend her rights or redress her wrongs. II Nmonthiy
fba iss rard he % han NJ, az =. guslsey'
- :. N-N@N - ,s, o-' '-e o' . onocs'N 9. -
Stand from aader.-The high winds that have
prevailed for the past three days, make il DANCE
rous to walk along the Streets as an old window
blind, swinging sign, or a loose brick from
chimney top. may fall upon ones head at any mo.
ment 1t would De wise policy IN tho police to no.
tee and report some OF the chimneys on Main and
Franklin streets, as their owners viii not have
them repaired until compelled to do so.
O,,s,~- tY,r -Massrs T. Rov. -
prown ,radinc under ,ba stnia oe D~nea "a.
wera .n,nmoned hefors tb. M.vn, .so"e Mos. g 70,
snsvvar the chsrra of huv;nc o.s;s s.Susy 70
h., tb a cer,o and rata;I;nr th.rn q a. -. DocA
borb;tant nrofts Mr. T,rovn .cLnoSi.;yS.s y -. ~
.ba h a. nprcbs sea =, ron oTaws.a. - oo .nSt
hty 80 70 a. raa son fnr 90 d; shs. - sno eock,
!, ;nnoss,hIa to nroc,rs sunn ~ snus sney found
,sta,nars from NorsoiL Il ,;,s ~ sa9I ecunsry
s.tsd ,hst .hsv had sold .hsn. .h,-. Ss, iaI.Der
, ~. INC. Nc .s3ya.ro. h.a 'ly pusneis 10
s s :. 49,, ~. ~ - ~ :. v "nas tney had
assaI -; the docL "A ,;,h 49,. "eie o'neE
mil 4
~. a.d,.noa rasd thc ct.te Iy es1f neaHb9
sa.;rs, .Eorsstai ina .nI - at. preMn'
h;1e ,hs, 10 nnrcb.ss ,he .no INFORM ,in
;r onan,;ties an as to cornnsI r. nus. - @ ~. le
~ ~. nr,,;s. was paSnc 20 Pay ex
law n,n;shable At the scresion ~ ,h = f1
5,d NOT think the case bef,ra h;r,, .i.ss.iyy ~
ar ',, snd ,hsrssrs dsm;sssd ,h. n made
mi cd Mr. Rrown ~ fhe timer. ne - ~. yas
,,;nd tbe law inst read n him, 'ss = oS~'11s !"
'''"'' '-o 80 -. : - ,''..ss. ~ slzE es
Valuable Inreation. One Of the most useful ma
chimes for wood work that we have ever seen, is
now in operation IN the carpenter shop of Messrs.
George John Glbson, corner Of 9th and Cary
streets We allude to n. Gears invention for cnt.
ting irregular forms, such as stair railing spokes.
bannisters, etc, and II it does not prove great Ia
bor.saver to carriagemakers carpenters cabinet
makers, wheeirights, ana sash and blind makers,
we win be greatly mistaken. This machine
stands on table ABOUT four feet square and rests
upon an IRON frame apout as nigh a. . ear,
md ara rhe heal. of two vertical snindis - A.
vh;cb nroiect a few iaches. Tbess hesds eonssi.
tu,e the most important part of the machinery. or
ra.her the very principle of the Inventors Into
these heads are placed sharp knives. similar 4,
ulsung IRONS formed to suit the various styles of
work. and are firmly held by a screw IInder the.
able the spindes prosct through a p,,ily or east
iron tupori which the bald Of the motive power
olays) TO a steel step in the lower part Of the
- st.. .xs;aaf..