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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-26

i ~ .Np &c AarsR csNrs rgR wEeK. payable 30
-. c.rrsr weekly. Price for mailing. - year In
- rb. Weekly Dispatch 10 issued svsry Phi.
- and mailed to subscri ben AZ &t per amman.
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SUDDEN DEATAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Bedford Mercury. shtes thatduring the last
few DAYS six persons h1Ss died In that city from
the use Of liquors sold vt cheap grog.shops.--
Amone the yicIims to intemperanco are Mary Mil
ier. wife Of. T. sherman, found dead in bed on
MSr3ay morning at Z house on south Front street,
the sane morning 1t house on First street. j
a sxrSsrRp say Harry. Md You ask Hicks for
thu. money ys.i .Ys.,' s1ssdn e - .,aaD n ~
ss'es: 6: I; 4; Y s:::a =. 8, 3 :,
---&----------- uy
HEAVY RoBBERr IN ArALAcaIcoLA-.We
learn from the Apalaohicola Tlao Advertiser that
the store of Mr. jamsa .. Griffin, N that city was
entered on the night Of the 9th Inst, and properly
consisting chiefly Of jewsry, % ne amount OF ~
W., ssken therefrou. i e4s,Ss.ssE Ha9s
b Ths editor Of the Mobile Advertiser hss bean ~
galing himself on delicious strayperrtes. shs ~!
sSsas Of which measured fnil three eqd fhFesiousA
inchss. and the smallest nearly three tnehss. 81
Over II 900 bushels Of potatOss arrived u Rosr
ton Tuesday, from Nova SCOTS. $50
Wild pigeons are plentiful In the vicinity Of Buf
falo n K.
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The reported failure Of Havilland, Routh & Co,
OF Montreal, il confrsdicted. - 80 ~
Joel Turuer and Charles Newton were Instantly
killed at KALAMAZOO, Mich, on the 18th inst, BY
the explosion Of . steam boiler.
The New York csnals will be opened on the 5th
OF May. ~ #s4s& s8f*
The last Lesislasurs of PenpsyIvaaia passsd
.67I actsL
Can Berrisn, late Of the Brazil squadron, ar-
dyed q New York wednesday. from Rio
The Ne~ark Advertised says that n recent
iexserimsntsl trial trip Of hot air locomotive At
Psserson, rats 81 80 miles per hour was reached.
n. AlfrSd Randall Of Stanley county, n c. vas
instautIy killed near Memphis. TsnA, on the 18th,
by fhllins hon the deck ofa steamer.
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Nep Orleans-Ihe eRaces-Summcr-YcllouF Fccer-
Unacclimoted Citizens LcauinS
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WHAT A b BEAUTIFUL sTOKE! What
w elegant goods, and 30 cheap! is the exclamation
CT every one after passing through the store of p
STRAUSE BRO, No. q Main street. We have
Just received q most extensive stock of the choicest
description of Striped, Plaid Plain and Black Silks at
62tc worth 81. Also srgs stock of the newest style
Silk Msntas, from So and upwards, worth twice the
comets Lawns; Brilants; Embroidenes; Collars;
sleeves; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Irish Linens
Swiss, Mu II and fgd Muslin, &c Ladies will find il
to their advantage to give q CALL at No. Main st
ap 2-2w* p STRAUSE BROTHER
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no THR PUBLIC:
LADIES' ESPECIALLY
~ Az. IlrtAfnIfC

TAKE NoTlCE-No HUMBUG. 49,.
t,hsl sell from this day, April 18th until the 22d
Nv next NV entire STOCK Of Dry Goods and Fan.
,rt,ele. consisting Of plaid and black Silks cord
sees Bersss de LsineE French Jsconet and
fssns: Ribbons; worked Bands Sleeves Collars:
bsaoi.. swiss cheek and dotted Musins; corded and
..s Siirt, Msntillss; black silk Mitts; Irish and
zach Linens farmers Linen: linen and cotton
Psnt. stuff; Stockings large assortment of Domes-
.syop, t,s 10 mention, which have been bought very
- in The Northern markets, at COST PRICE. The
r..,on ofselins Of my new stock Of Goods AT COST
:, N. fo.lowings
Txo weeks ago msved in the house now occupy,
. bieh time the rent of il wss $500; but the land.
lo,d hH jus, rs,sed me to sse and theretore msde
Invite the attention of the public, also country
,.rrh.uts to call before purch asing sewhere and
s..u,s you all that come will be fully satisfied with
ryh,t they buy. Come one, come all, and Judge for
onr,eves at No. Is Main street, three doors above
thelrn,rket bridge 1. ROSENHEIM
oS-lms
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LNOR HIRE for the balance Of the year.
l. sikely boy about IL years old. Apply TO
sp 25-A r. CAUTHORN
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woman
For the defence, the following evidence was eli
cited:
Didamus NunaIIy, sworn.-Took walk with
Blackburn and two others. b. learned that Trb-
bue was in Mrs Murphy's. and stopped. went
home, but had 70 come back 10 get candle. Found
Mrs Murphy, blackburn and Dunn in converse
ton b. was excited. tried to get him away,
but he refused to 60, remarking that be knew his
own business. Dunn and myself then walked of
about sixty yards. Saw Tribbue como out Of Mrs.
Murphy's, and blackburn follow him. Soon after
sswxthem In fight and ran down 70 part them
When got there, Blackburn bad the advantage.
He had Z stick in bis hand, striking 7. seized
and hid him until r. made his escape. Blackburn
shcwed e bruise on bis arm, which he SAID
Tribb5 I've him.
AlexShder Brown, sworn.-Happencd 70 be a.
the gauge lock on Wednesday. and heard Hack
biNn say he got his arm hurt by beating man.
The 6Sidepee here closed. and the prisoner was
rema hded 10 jail 70 undergo an examination on the
charge dkfplony, for IN assault with an intent 70
q fm. ls. disagurs o. kill.
Iaesex-Coroner T. W. Keesss soon iftsr b.,
ing sworn into once yesterday. was called upon -
hold an inquest ovM fho body of Harvie. q negro.
man, ,the propexty Of e. B. FISHER, who WAs heel
dentaly knocksd into The dock. by he fAlline q
ship anchor, which styuck him II The back and 20
injured him. that he WAS drowned The jury res
dsfed verdict II seeerdaass With ~ fAesA w ii
Aardsr.-Ths sxsminasioa of George LIvings
stoa. charged with Ne murder - 4ies = UuMt
berry, has beens possponed until Mond1y next -
~ acc4ssd renanfet - 1rAoA {.
Me- Hsuek-ymes H Naxshan, ekasee1 viii
beading Mnx1a Powell va exAmtued b6eogo -
Mayor yesterday and discharged
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Copenhagen advices state that the English Cab
met have officially notifedSe the Danish Govern
the Sound Dues, and the determination of Grea
Britain to await other and more acceptable propo
sitions. Russia and Gutenberg set the example
few weeks since. The question of the settlement
makes no progress, and will probably stand ovel
take.
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Rumors Of Ministerial changes continue.
Auseria,

A grand Councilof Bishops ,will assemble 6hs
few days TO discuss the Concordat The Codncd
represents 29,0U0,000 Of Catholics-Latin, Greek
and Armenian The principal object Of tis Conn.
ell s TO restore the Clerical MarriAee. 0phyts ac1
eording to the Canon law and 70 recosniEs the
whole body of tho clergy on fundsmeatal church
principles The Concordat abrogatss the lower
clsreys right Of appeal from the Bishop TO the EN-
peror-apd hence it II not popular with the info
Fier priesthoOd
The naval armIstice was officially Published st
81. Pstsrsbusg, April T. Alter rsctiacAtion, III
ships seized win be released. "a t9s.g~
The energies of the Kussian Government are
saidte be now dasessd - three objeets uafnely:--
fvsfly, silisnss Nh Fsspcs; sscondly completion
81 the 9rsas railways. Aiydly the manufacture at
Russian fSsLinss On tho continent, especially In
Germany.
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Cost an0 found.
CAUTION. - The following COUPONS and

CAUTION. - The following COUPONS and
- RAILROAD BONDS ON viz; a, Cincinnati CITY Bonds. Of
q. s.S a.. esspSa: :: rs :i:
ts :s1s do. ai ssl sssf me mo
Of The 10 Ct s;e1; as en- s cry sopa. sue
s s $50 each NOs Is. IL, $751; of IS e.eh Nos
ss~l of SIS each Coupon. Of the cent Ssw-Y9I .s
ssc - SIS each sg Of u. cent Ohio
ysnis Railroad Bonds due lst July, 1856 payable IN New
Coupon: e s The cen, Ks s S1f F
e: s 4 j:
.: 5: S,,.,
.Dc Indians Railroad Bonds dye July ls p:y.bs q the
B.ni Of COmmeres. in Ns"f0h' N0' 49, 49, ' d. 'V'
Coupon: e the e:Ai s, sS,;A:r q, f bss.
n.sss sSSa ss s In s:Ii =; once
:s.. S.uR.n; q &: s:ns GHs1nns
Py.be q. OHIO Life ln'u ss and Trust Company In
Of 80; Coupon Of III he cent ee. Bond
due l.. july iss payable at the B.ni Of the R'PaSe IN
Bonds I, July s g:y,ss' ne s sA'ni' S'n'
sssa $50 ..eE Coupon: Of CENT als.ssuy City
du. Is jSy SIS g.,:Ss !., T.:a 10: :sd N spv
Railroad 60 each due 1T Ap ls P'Ss.s' 81 =
The of5ce OF sherman Go In New-fsrk Nos "a,
@ Of e. s.s s:ts iss ~ ssrf NJ:
ss s s: Il Osss'
lass No SIS, payable At Duncan, sherman Cos N Ne"
easS-Coupons Of the cent st. Loas City Bond, ysys
hs AZ the Phepix Bark Of ID due se ns,en
iss No AS OF $50 sseh, due ia Ju-e ls6 No tot ~
Jun. IS is No. M ass aOf ESQ each, due Isl Jay i'
S,css IS each Coupons Of the cent New Y0rt sne
Enc Coovstble Bono dne ist July, 1885, Nos iS' I''
Sso-s Of SIS each Coupons Of the cent Belssonane
and Ibsis, RaIoad due 1T July 1870 az
BuI OF Commerce. In Nesforh, Ms 10 oeSosS 70 ~
f6e-9 d $50 each. Con ,ons Of toe esni IL Wy
Due l6sh June 1856, payable o. ne seniA DsaN ~
SlS Of 80 each Ceurs Of the cent BoaSe Penn
syy.Di. sst. ss July isS, payable u rAn'asf'~ NOS
'Gccspons Of the 10 y s.ersmenio City Bonds sos
IL. in is5S psysbie NewYoh, Of ea5 No 1885, OF
So Of ESQ Coupon y cent United States B0ad'
1855 Of Sc e.eh spons Of the esst rsSsessss SSs
Boz d. 10, July 1883 Pc, able in New i'f S"S '''
$50 4Si, vi AZ p.r... 2 ali.
$50 Sc. ~. Is Jui, iss, No. SIS SO, SCI.
SloS Of SIS ,seh sof the eest 81 Loas Sesny
Besd, cue i July use psyshie ct the rheaix 6saa'
So IS :, $50 .seh Coo pons Of the y cent NJ
n 20 $50, 6ls 2sss to 81? 2ss2t sss 80 y.
si5 sf4 2ls 7ss $50 s7 Isl $50, AT, go t-' f'
9Is SIS a53 "a 26os 5e4. 2, 5so 49, ,,-,-..,.
sstIe-?. si eco es.h cent Ohio and rennsy'vaaiA
R.;ross Boz d. ssped to John fs!ner, IT, OF sseei S
Coup ms from let July, $50, vi ld JaAsHy' is'' ~sA
January, 1851. S,s Isl. 81. ......< 100000
H,. seen Loaf or soen and the payment heesf 1oPped
ne P1' PHILIP SPEYEa Co.
N...Yorh Jue p. 1855 No - er0.a.!.
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Gbaufes for Business aler

A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, at great bar
A ~ corT1N SayuSACrURiNo ESTABLISH
AEST contain n. ..,y loom. I'D anois os1
Ss,tri Eev Y@i on h Inc Of Rssfoed fsrsors wshcs
~ in ths brsneh Of basnsss Oil kcd As rss o1po
upSer 10 vslsA For farther pssr;e aafs seS,s y y
Lafsn n. T. or inquire Of Mona Hsyf sHAD S"'S~
q DrsaAvsy, New Ysk.
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7 OST.-Left her place three days ago, an
IL InSsn Girl from Bosa:s, sevGrAnsas, IL years Of
psnea ELVIRA HlQUElRA, pe,<ns festurrs lo1s, bsck
bar. suyro.ed 70 a.v. s.sa sntiees s.y "a lnsi.a
ad be suitably Sd.d Ga al p.roa' ha'sorns eOnce.
irs youns sr seI 70 Ioee VII Be dealt With lrdrz
to1sv. HLSRf PRICE, No. ls5 ~es: Eths:-
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I, =. pro.Aw,v an Saturday. 18th inst,

LOIND-In Broadway, on SATURDAY |osn w.,
and ,ome other pspsr The vli rssslvs az
1900 properfy 81 calling the store Of nssIs
H. so krssdvsy WHARF Aas been len By The psf0H vs'
eend t.
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BOOKS for PRESENTS and SShVOL
d PRizEs-C. S. FRANCIS Co; No r NJ .ni
rave ~ AZ pOOKS suitable for School Prizes consis,1nS
- ,sr,ety Of IL lUSTRATED WORKS the "A sss.
- h,nsins JUVENILE BOOKS in great variety pam
ard silt. ,,. r., p,,,as and Pr,sents previous 70
S, .srsssop are invited examine eur sscek
ne sn1pe' q. 4 TRANCIo Co., Ne ~ brosdwsy'
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4 TANNERY for SALE, in OSWEGO CO.,
N Y-Ths vhee one haf-if The latter, 70 x.etss.I
tanner 10 shese Of H. 10 10 located in secti N
where there plenty Of hArh raroAd And vstsr son ssuSe
With NewICrk City. Fer pare1s stdress " l. rktA
BAN PsAshi. Osveeo Co, n \.
E'OR SALE-The CHATTER for FIRE and
Il MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY; enc o. the eess
ever sartra ~ Perrsyvsn Lessatsre Atdees boA
No. 30lI Philadelphia Pcss Once.
CPLENDID CHANCE for CAPITALISTS,
~ EXHIBITORS. kc.-Reeeipts rs TO ESQ per DAY &C.
eorans the adopted The grO6 comprise nearly A. sas
-eep hunhsg and entirely oGt Of the com non
liz II exhibitions Persons having 81 coo 70 so vaca
,i.y uish With the ability concern OF
Who iii End with thAt aoDsty can sean
particulars BY Addressing with amount OF capita 70 ;, invested
kc p boz No ITO Opeon's Post Ofics, Ne~-fort
AL eommnnic stens confidential
WOS0 THE good will and Fixtures of 3
- GOOs pleasant and easy business Of an old establish
put be sOd he rrope'or has other business Inquire
No "a Duxne-st
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Special Notices.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS more.-An parties inter
ee'ed in the
ELECTION OF THE ABOVE
viii fin every facility in the way of
PRESSES, STEAM, MEN, TYPE, &c
80 aid them carry the devouy to be
wshed"n MILLER HOLMANS
Steam Printing Establishment,
Of Centre and White ste
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ga WORK Of G REAT ~ W En-
"A SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
pAIrJ. FERR OL l..

Tale bv the author Of TX. Poems BY W From 'ns ''s
London Edition limo, cloth 81. s.,., =, m. IA,
po..1-,ns All the elements Of stirling effect WITH
rover uIhsppiy in present light h'eise,
In cor cepon MANAGED In plot and general
.;,h an ART HEB had beeuRslmost TO rear o.,
rsiIab adapted to eneEAn the A. forSerrins
ths boob when OF CO resc sHeh onsI ia Worcestef
is hardly possible. JnSssa we have rarely
Vol Of 6ction eqpsed IN the power OF M ~
~ s,Ssrs attention Al mailing lasting ~ -
mind" .,i,v ~ stvIe mot aad char
wofk o. sieo. fBoston Atlss
se1 made TO appear IN tns tse
g. ,,s5x The attention Of the reader and The story o
whieh oISe " " Boston Evening Traveller.
J. s. REDFIELD. No 81 beefnansL
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~ ant srd deishtfu Home Meien, Conn.,, half vsy ~
vsen Boston AID Yort within minutes wLi q tos
depot where al EXPIRES trsns stop The piece nsess s
nfv soss morals enterprise thrift and beasty OF seass
ana in an degree oil ths natural moral civs
ard ,so sdvan sses which shsrsctsss the esst Newss
sisr yhlsges The House ls nearly with sdem m
,sni,ncss nd covered With Fruit and Ona~snsai
Trees and elegant sArssb.r{ P,ss q, $50. 1gR
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w ATE &c u 10 U Al;

Wy AFTER CURE JOURNAL
w Devoted to Physiology Hydropsthy, and the Ls"' Of
Life ard Health with EpsrsviD illustrating the Hsusn
system Its emphatcsly. guide to health and longevity
With The Two Prscces Health EHabishmene
the People The Bowel. moral Assn dSs: Of the
Month ipl iyerssrisn Discussion Alcoholic Controversy
Patent Medcines Alcohol for Tubereuos miss Ssyei 70 INC
Canadian American water uiei
The True aud Pslse Drugs Nature PrseecA rhantnf0
pin: Case.; Experiences Varieties, etc.
rur WATER CURE JOURNAL should Be 10 every fAunny
IN ,h United st.e, sin,le copy 81 year Eve copies 81;
ten oopies 81 Now the time TO subscribe riesse saae
FOWLER AND WELLS Publishers No SOS Broadway, N 4.
A new volume commences with this July number
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TNXTRA SHEET Of THE NETWORK SUM-
H. Owing 10 the GREAT DEMAND for the
Bach Numbers Of The SrN
Containing the 90 mueh.tslkedoi story OF
FREAKS AND FR0LlCS
yENTRILOOUIST,
And the supply having been ssrIRkLf tAHAV'rID !"
EXTRA,
Snvr.,xtyc WHOLE As rVbLishsp,
Just issued
-,..... T.. oh,.,,sA AT THr SpS OFFICE CouRter.
N0P'' ' PRICE TWO CENTS EACH
rn ,,o.. no have been un ble the beoA numbers
~ - .nshlsS tobsye the story fer a. published
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6tationerp an6 farm GOODS.

NOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
O-sw ell Known cures Tan. Pinples Freekes Erlptons
Sal h. I'm Bsb~s Itch Chaps Casfes Tender Fesh &c be-
ses benz The very bes. shaving compound invented
GouRAUDs rOUDRE SUBTLE uproos hair from low fore
he as amer IRE or 4 the ssey ard quickly
.sn.nsd LiouIp h9ueE .9r P-s IA. nm s1s eassi.
eony,rs red u.y or ishi hair keaoef black brovn
without staining The ,in HAIR RESTORATIVE forces the
i,r 10 srov ana u.ses s6 why hair so glossy and silky
Fours At br GOURAUDs Old estsbllshed depot, No. 81
WaAerst first store from Broadway MIRA HAYES, Brook
l,n, RATS No ~ wsshin - Boston, CALENDER,
Phisdephs; BUCK Hartford; CAMERON Bridgeport, &c.
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HOUSE to LET-At Hastings, oo the Hudson
Ii Bvsr n nilss from the eifyi DWELLING, Rooms,
bssstfaly nrssssS 10 grove, fvs ninsssS vLh from RA1
rcd DEPOT stsamboss Landing Rant eSe srta ls q
Nay next. VIII Be furnished desired AIRY 10 Q. w.
THOMAS, Nc. - Bsshnan.ss n or .. Hs1rsnsa
HOUSE to RENTAL excellent three se0ry
"a, Q. ~ ~ sSshSahasl Lat noasata k4hs
&c u HAlA, - onSDos, q = ~ 20Ds 90
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Real Gstate for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
N ct Stamford Cor ~osld te unchanged Ss Csy rec
srty. Also a.Plsnsid COUNTY, STAT Ct ssy fTToIss
END No 81 Nssau-st. Nsw-lork.
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BOARD at Q FARM HOUSE, twenty miles
ID from city pleasant and heAthfu Location scces
sble times daily BY Railroad Address j. D. boz
No. III Post Once.
BOARD in the COUNTRY MOUNTAIN
ID GLEN SUMNER RETREAT, Plsin6eld n. j., 4 hourS
ride from NswYork BY NewJssey Central Railroad rief NO
2North Diver. Rooms aJ mountain scenery warn and soa
b.ths Addr.s a. UTTER. Reference; j. p PAIL, No.
Spruce ct, kew-fork
COUNTRY BOARD for several families may
~ BE- obtained at MEADOWgIDE, near 0sn Cove. The
,sons sss sy; ksshoe the bocss, and Nc
Vocation particularly healthy The lawn, and the vIks and
drives IN immediate vicinity remarkably snsdy and
beautiful particulars Of location and inquire M
z y. FRANKLIN, No IS Nsssaust or Of hENRf u VAL
BNTIkE, Stage proprietor, at the lsnsins Glen Cove
COUNTRY BOARD.-One or more Families
~ accommodated with cheap and comfortable BOARD
farm house In delightful and healthy neshborhocd one
and half hou distance from York, the Harlem Hall
road. For PARTICULAR apply TO
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, for . gentle
~ man his wife, children iof and yesrs aud nurse.
Two large required healthy and retired location,
within Of the city BY railroad two hours by steam
boat. ADDRESS Boz No. ,s57 Post Once
DESIRABLE SUMNER HOME.-Persons in
~ the City who desire quiet airy elegant SUMNER RE-
TREAT few hoerS ride up tho Hudson River may and
J. B. FAIRBANKS.
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~ f o. l.. d o w N N g ,
NJ SEA-0IRT HOUSE,

NEwpoRr.
GenIemen accommated with board ~ The above house
bsd stIsd neat style Meals
VII 6e served oreDsy BY card The house new cen
trAIly and pleasantly situated
Parties Of Ladies aud Gentleman have DINER and supper
parties In private psrrn reserved for the purposs.
French and other made dshes lee Cream and
Of ell kpds furnished oat Of the house. DOWNING.
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Will be- published immediately: 1900
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SONG
Il sTER-Composed entirely Of Original Songs prepared
expressly Tor Campaign, and adapted to the mos, stirring
popular of the day Price Is eents Liberal discounts
made for quantities r,,,
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN, Publisher.
Contributions Of Original Songs solicited.
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The Rocky Mountain Freasont Club Of Brooklyn.
An adjourned etme Of the above named Club will held
a. their Franklin Building No. M Orange st. corner OF
Fulton THIS tMoodsy) EVENING June 80 1855 ats o'clock
when election Of permanent officers will take place
The Young Men Of BIoohyn friendly to the Of
and the election Of FREMONT and DAYTON, invited TO
nd and join the Club O. W. NICHOLS Pres pro tenn
Il NJ OBEIEH. Secretary
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N bush fer eNo down aud SO on bond snd n'stss' TOR
Tyears L. = new, elegant Srct Heoss, rooms. mAssss
msne on balcony STAGE the doors sentes teNses
hood None bu, sentee need apply Inquire NO
asa Grand ST, Wiliamsbursh.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
0BITcHURy-EFFEcrs OF SUN.S1RoxE

0BIrcEURy-EFFEcr OF SUN-SrRoxE.
A gentleman, who occupies room in a
house down town, where an Irish woman is
employed to keep the house in order; wash
and have an eye single to the comforts of
him and other inmates of the Campooda -
On returning from long and dusty trip,
he found to his utter astonishment and cha
grin, everything topsey -turvey-up side
down, out of kilter. Floor. all pitch, tar,
sand, hair and molasses. He sung out lus-
tily for Biddy, who was mute, not dead, but
sleepeth. By her side was an empty demi-
jon, that odored strong of whiskey What
was calculated to make ones heart sick: to
awaken the liveliest sympathies in ones bos-
ON, was a sweet. blue eyed, rosey checked
little girl, about six years cid. watching with
childish innocence, her unnatural mother,
in state of beastlv intoxication.
Will not some of our ladies act the part
of sister of mercy, and, either induce this
woman to reform, or else take the child and
rear it to usefulness, as such mother is
wholly unfit to be the guardian of so sacred
q trust
Butte record., 1856-08-09

SERENADE.-If there is anything more
delightful than the sweet sleep of an Elitor
of daily paper, at peace With all the world
and his own conscience, it is to be awakened
from such sleep by the melodious b; aony
of more sweet and gentle music For thus
gently arousing US from the arms of Nor
pheus on Tuesday Evening, and pouring in
to the willing ear, the delightful melody
of exquisite music and beautiful song, we
invoked upon the angel visitors, Heavens
choicest blessings On being awakened
thus, the FIRST impulse of feeling was to fill
the side board with goblets of sparkling
champagne, and pay for the music clown
from their instruments, by blowing the tops
of their heads of with explosive Hedseck :;
but temperance recollections suddenly
crowded upon us, and we failed to find even
the old black bottle usually kept by good
temperance men Under such circumstan
ces, We came to the conclusion that liquor in
such cases would be like oaths in conversa-
ton. or ten penny nails in veneering, and
laying quietly down to list to the vouptuous
music, we're waited upon heavenly zephyrs
until aroused by the breakfast gongl