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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

CHINESE STREET ARTIsT.-Bayard Taylor, in
relating his experience in China, says that he saw
man seated on the pavement, holding in his hand
white porcelain tile, about a foot square This
he sverspread with deep blue color, from a
sponge dipped in thin paste of indigo, and ask ed
us to name 1oWer. l suggested the lotus He
extended ms forehnger-most remarkable forefin,
ger, crooked, flexible an elephants trunk. and
sharp as if the end had been whitfield off-gave
three four quick dashes across the tile and in
ten seconds or less, 10 there was the flower ex.
quisitely drawn and shaded, its snowy cup hang
ing in the midst of its long, swaying leaves Three
more strokes and white bird, with spreading
wings lowered over it two more, and a dog stood
beside it. The rspidity and precision of the fore,
finger seemed almost miraculous. He covered the
tile with new layers of colors, and flower after
flower was dashed out of the blue ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

ByiZliass OpsginEs-Ths fhsa4ro opened for -
season last Saturday night and Mrn. and NE d.
venport made their frst appeasance 70 au inteln-
gent and crowded sudlenca. 6hakspeaso's TRACE
dy Of sRemeo and Juliet, was The pisco = d
evening, and Mrs Davenport The bright pass3cuJar
TAT ner representation at tho fair and eoaeding
Juliet' was Of the highest order, ana was rsceiv-
g .. win the most unmistakabls dens q approba-
Ion .s we heard many old play sosrs declare that
soe came nearer perfecston n The character than
any one they had ever sesn, and that her Appear.
..co Vas the beaH ideal Of ShskspNsr9'p wodaa
when be wrots the play. =
49,. D,verpeFts -Mereutior couId mot hsvs been
ss.nn,.s me I Iensraetsr seemed 70 be his own, mot
cs, ,umso. snd every word and synable be uttered
cAme forth g from the heart
thins hssn honI.cc piayed Romeo well. and We
~. S,ds @ iair 70 become "a actor Of efeat merif
mot hsv. hay = Narse. : was capital She could
much eclat p'sce passed on win
lonignt Mrs. and Mr. Davenport .no.., n f.r.
,ha cnssac,ers IN London Assurance and a
ene company have played the piece soe..hs, 49, - -
tore. with great success, We thinI - susaos ~
Win certainty, that the stars win do s.sas :.
IN their casts and ample iustiee n ths;,
hsr n... Mas davenport i admirably adapted TO
ast part and has never failed to win uniysrs.l -.
piause IN personating it. If our Iadv re.1s.. p S
sure 70 enjoy rich intellectual treat. nor 4 ~.
time to do 90, for they may never have ths ,r,. -
tanity OF seeing London AssuraAce' eel upop ~.
~'~eS AZ ouSo P0itcotioA ~ ON tnl1 occasion.
Accident-Yesterday afternoon a Mr. au.h-
ers was passing down Broad street Win hi.
buggy, containing two Of the Misses Redsord
MS horse took flight, and In attempting 10 nm ~
feu and threw them all three out Of The yehicls
Mr.. 8. had his arm injured, and was otherv;ss
bruised, The ladies were also scratched HttIe.
The vehicle was broken to pieces, and II l. liz.
tie remarkable that none Of the party were killed.
The Fayette artillery paraded last Saturday after
noon, and marched to Clarks Spring, where thev
partook Of collation., and had target practice
| with carbinea, during which some Of the members
made excellent shooting. Preceded by the Armo-
| ry Band. the company returned to the city as
night and repaired to the Capitol Square, where
salutes were fred In honor Of the birth of the Mar.
| quis de Lafayette, the friend Of Washington and
the advocate and supporter of American indepen-
dence. The company made handsome parade,
and looked unusually well.
Bound oper-Wiliam Young was held to bail In
| the sum of 800 to be of good behavior by tho
| Mayor, on conviction of being drunk In the street
and resisting the Watchmen
The City Council will hold regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-The mounted reg.
ment of United States troops have been ordered
to New Mexico, and three companies of dragons
to California, and four companies, under Major
Steen, to Tucson.
Benoni Lazer has been arrested in Wood coun-
ty, Va, charged with murder committed two
years ago.
Rev. John Thomas Wheat, Professor of Rhetoric
in the Univerity of North Carolina, has been call
ed to the Episcopal Church, Memphis, Tenn.
The New Orleans papers announce the death Of
A d. Woodbridge, prominent citizen of that
place.
The first locomotive ever brought to Keokuk,
Iowa, was brought up by steamer on the 9Th,
and Is called the 81. X. Hornish." 1t was weIcom.
ed with artillery and orations.
Robt. Taylor. son of Ex President Taylor, arriv-
ed with his family at the Yellow Sulphur Springs,
Monday evening.
MIRO. Mungoyan died at Lowell, Mass, on Sun.
day week, the age Of 107 years.
There are now, tho second week of the session,
$50 students at Emory and Henry College, Va.
Rev J. James, well known throughout South.
western Virginia died suddenly on the 9th ult.
Mr. James McAIlen, resident of Savannah for
the last ten years. was accidentally drowned in the
lock of the canal in that city, on Monday.
Asey B. Holland is the name Of the conductor
killed on the North Carolina Central Railroad last
Tuesday.
JW Blount, 4 Virginian, was dreadfuily injur'
ed ON the 4th inst, by throwing himself from an
upper window Of the United States Hotel, At An.
gusta, Ga
The house Of Mansfield & Co, IN Memphis, Ten.
nessee was robbed ON Monday night Of last week,
Of bank notes TO the amount Of 5000 to 5000
Hon. J. @. Dobbin was greeted with pnbllc
reception, on passing through Ralsish, n. Y. On
Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR-An extraordinary
circumstance has occurred in village not far from
Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England A clergyman,
who had been MISSED for three weeks. was found
in field of corn in dreadful condition he was
just alive but flies and insects had actually eaten
his skin. 1t is supposed that the unfortunate gen.
tleman. who is insane, had passed the three weeks
in the field and that he had derived scanty sub
sstence from the scarcely ripe ears of corn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

Charles W. Abbott, of Rhode Island has been
appointed Purser in the Navy, from the I'd Oh
September 1876, in place of John p. Abbott, re-
signed -
large lion, belonging to Van Amburgh's mena-
gerie, died Monday morning In Newport, KY.
DIR. Ramsey, in jail at Sparta. Ala. for forgery,
committed suicide on the 27th ult, by swallowing
jamestown weed.
Wheat is selling at Nashville, Tenn, at 1906
cents
Rev. George Adde'S farm Of $50 scres, near Lees.
burg, Va, has been bought by Ii. Il. Harrison,
Esq At $40 25 an acre.
Rev. j. L. Brockman, talented young minis
ter died recently at his residence in Orange Coun-
ty, Va.
Mr.. Samuel Crockrel, an old citizen OF Berkeley
county, Va, was thrown from bis wagon last week
and killed.
Governor johnson and family, of Georgia, are
in Washington city.
John Field, Esq, distinguished lawyer Of Ar.
kansas, died on the llth ult.
Only 80 deaths In Wheeling during August.
Charlotte Cushman and Sir William Don were
acting last accounts, at the Theatre Royal Liv.
erpooL
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BOARDING.

- two doors absve the Bsaks, 10 again open for the
reception of boarders, by the day, week or month
DR.. hudson, who owns the property, has spared no
Boarding Houses in the city He has made several
additions, that renders it much n6re pleasant than
heretofore Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor me with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant at the same time the
comforts of home.
au 18-lm Mas. M. C.. JETER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

A RIGHTEOUS VERDICT A laborer at Newark,
N. J., who suffers from lack OF education-be can
hardly read now st the age of 30-brought suit
for the breach of a covenant in an 1ndenture made
by the Oyerseers of the Poor whereby the boy
was indentured to farmer, with covenant tn at
he should be taught to read and write, as provided
by the statute The boy claimed that he was not
so taught, and brought suit against his employer
and after Jury trial verdict of 800 was given to
the bsy-the full amount allowed by law in the
Court where tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

EXAMINATION OF NAVAL ENGINEERs.-The
Board of Examiners, for the promotion of naval
Engineers which was recently in session in Wash
ington, have reported the following
Theodore Zeler to be Chief Engineer; Second
Assistant Engineer Montgomery Fletcher to be lst
Assistant Engineer third Assistants J w More,
Thomas Williamson, f w Manning, and James B
Kmbal to be ID Assistants Chief Engineer r Ii
Long has been ordered to the Merrimac vice VIM
Shock, detached and waiting orders 1st Assistant
Engineer George Gideon has been ordered to the
Merrimac, vice A Sinners, detached and waiting
orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

THE NATIONAL LINTELLIGENCER--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Charleston Courier
says:
are about differ, for the first time, believe, in
Presidential politics-Mr. Seaton inclining to
Buchanan and Mr.. Gales adhering to Fillmore
Should this difference actually exist be about to
take place, feel abundantly assured that it will
not disturb their time honored friendship and har-
mony. The friendship of Gales and Seaton win
stand as fast as that of Achilles and Patroclus
Damon and Pythias ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

No JoKE-Tom Kirkman used to tell of friend
of his dropping in about dinner time on an old lady
who invited him to draw up to the table There
was huge pile of the pot order for dinner The
old lady helped him bountifully, and he being hun
CRY, was doing justice to it, Stranger said the
old lady. you will find almost every sort of meat
in this pe." "Yes, madam, said he, "and fish too,
as he drew from between his lips what he imagin
ed was the back bone of red horse or sucker -
Lord have marcy" exclaimed the old woman, 'ii
there amt fine-tooth comb that Billy lost two
weeks ago"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

DEMOVAL.-This Company having ro-
IL moved to their now Office, No. ISL Main street,
next door to the Dispatch Office, 10 prepared here
Chartered in 1882 and having now been in opera-
ton over twenty -four years-durns which time they
have claims for loss to the extent of largely
MILLION OF DoLLARS-they refer to tho history Of
the past az aording the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance Of this Institution
with the insuring public has enabled it TO become "a
or information withheld that will tend to insure
curacy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
In return render such facilities - may be in their
mower to their patrons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

A rumor has been circulated by the newspapers
that bull had been received from Rome, appoint
ing Rev. Francis McFarland to the see of Hart
ford Conn., made vacant by the death of the late
Bishop O'Reiy who was one of the passengers ON
board the lost steamer Pacific. The Freeman s
Journal of to day (good authority denies that
there is any truth in the report
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

KANSAS MovEMENT.-The extra session of the
Wisconsin Legislature commenced at Madison, on
Wednesday, when Gov Brookford submitted
message, in which he recommends the considers.
ton of measures for the protection of the citizens
of Wisconsin in Kansas.
The Governor says that many, not expatriated.
who have gone to Kansas for lawful purposes, have
been seized, robbed and imprisoned, and their
lives jeopardiZed by Missourians. He calls on the
Legislature for redress, the General Government
being impotcnt or wiifuily negligent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

ANOTHER CUNARD VESSEL TO BEAT THE PER
STA 1t is stated that the Cunard Company have
made arrangements for the construction of another
iron steamship, to be built the Clyde, and called
the Scotia 1t is to be larger than the Persia, and
it is thought will exceed that vessel in speed as
much that fine vessel exceeds ordinary ocean
steamers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
CAPITAL, $500, ,oOo!Il



TN ALFRIEND, President.
IL. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co,
q. w. Quares,
VIM Beers of Beers L Poindoxteg,
H. w. Fry, of H. w. Fry Sons
Wn. Palmer
J. A. Inloes,
A. K Parker Of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co.,
J. u. Wadsworth, Of Wadgworth, Turner L Co.,
Tho Samson of Samson Pse,
C. w. Purcell, of C. w. Purcell Co.,
B. L. Winston,
J.P Winston, of Winston & Powsn,
g. T. Puam,
Fl. A. Claiborne,
p. Cullen,
Geo. w. Smith, of Smith + Harwood.
iyA-h w. L. COWARDIN, 6ecy.
a Regular discount day of the company IL Thurs.
day in each week-pspsr to be offered before eek
on that day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

IN LUCK-The Abingdon Virginian states that
Jno. I'll. Thompson, of Smyth county. Va. repaired
to California to seek his fortune when the gold
mania first broke out in that region. He spent
some year or two there without any apparent sue
cess Before returning he invested q small
amount in land. A few days ago he received in
formation that his land is in the heart of the rich
est gold region yet discovered, and is valued at
$500 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
NEW SALOON,

- t&StxFISSH On l7lh street, opposite ySSy$SA
l%v&A-S2s~ the arch of the Olo Mar EA
ts.-jUHN FRIEDRICH. formerly Pro- -->
t1,hs is-ss blick house situated as above, is now
-. 20 serv- JV ST short notice, every DELL
~ fsr csu he obtained in this and other markets
g-.Rtg viii te found supplied with the choicest
i-..-'lgs an3 CIGARS 4 call from the public is
-, au IS-dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

BARN BURNED,-On Sunday night last. the barn
of Mr. George Utzler, living near Port Republic,
Va, was entirely consumed by fire, together with
about 400 bushels of wheat, quantity of rye
and straH. Loss about 81 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

PRICE OF COAL IN BosToN.-The Bostonians
are wincing at the high price of coal in that city at
this early period in the season. A ton of coal
which costs 81 25 in Philadelphia, by the time
it reaches Boston, costs Sc "a. The selling price
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d AnTON MUNsKY, NJ. ID.
ID HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
ls7 Main street, with Dr.. Atwood Rishmoad-

SyFOff rs e co. offer for salo-
- 450 pkgs LOAF, CRUSHED, and COIJG3 Du'
SUGARS
go hhds r. 4. and N. O. do
1900 bags and pockets Java, Lssusyra and kio
COFFEE
1900 kegs NAILS
5oS boxes sperm, Adsmantins and Tsilov CAN
DIES
Is kess HORSE SHOES
800 dozen Painted BUCKETD
so nests TUBS
100 kegs SODA
4oo boxes French and American GLASS
100 boxes SOAP
Is so bbis TANNERS OIL
so cases SUMAC
100 chests TEAS
with Peppsr. Ginger, Allspiee, eesarA natshee,
plov Linss Bed Cords, anuA, Lead. bhoe Thsea1s
ciocts Brown White Lead, Extract Logwoeds with
: great variety Of ether articles which ws chsf y
the trade. - sr-r1W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

NEW YORK TAxATIoN-During six years the
municipal taxes in New York have risen from S3,'
$50 $50 to S7,075, 425, being an increase OF one
hundred and twenty per centum!
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APOTHECABIE
the new Custom House, Ricbmoal. Va.
o6er 10 physicians and amiliesa secek
Articies; 6pieea erpsnd asa unsrcsnd; Surgical J.
styurnenfs and Appliances; the hneet tmpersee Ci-
esry; the best brands SMOKING end Chswtne xos.eee
stors oa = good tsrms they eaa - hsa sieeyhsee
In the country. kIchA4u u,
0rsdusts Of Philadslphis College q Rhssa-aa5
- e4-dkcim
NOTlG K--JOHN W. cAeon1 49,
IN nsnferre1 sd anIensd y - ~ - 1ees -
hig ereditpra ell debee6n6 eieeune - I
kerehy reqnirs 81 pss1p1eee1ae Ne1 :. u ~; <.5.S
q make is1sdioes Daynens = - = - = s
s1sssiss !. is...ss ssss's 4 80 Alex. oAlRnzz. xss
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GLASS, CHINA AND EART

GLASS. CHINA AND E3hIh.
%AS l,STARE Having taken the store form
E 81 -, occupied BY James Evans, we are now
~ r-rs.y1ne new and splendid assortment of
90 ana Solar Lamps Csndle!abrss. Looking Glass
r. t'S '-e Mantle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
:, :, -. C.tlerv Glass China and Earthenware,
rs5 fv the piece all OF which we will sell at
.;~-...a, 70 as will he faithfully executed the
--,,ss !5-t,s sued, snd particular attention psid
re, ~ TAYLOR CO.,
20 -, III Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

In making your acquisitions Tor the n il,t. fcvc.
you win ne Governed by the existing orgrnization
OF the army and the laws made and provided -
such cases When companies. reefments. BRIGADE
or DIVISIONS are presented to be mustered into the
service Of the United States ynu win cause them a
pc minuteiy inspected BY an officer Of your com
nand appointed for the purpose.
Hon Jefferson Davis, under date Of September
3rd, to the Governors Of Kentucky and IIlinos
says TO suppress insurrectionary combinations
against the constituted government Of the Terrific
~ Of Kansas and enforce the due execution Of Isv
against armed resistance, I am instructed by the
President of the United States to make his reauis.
tion upon yeu for two regiments Of foot militia To
6e furnished to Major General p. F. Smith of the
United States Army commanding the Military
Department of the West, whenever the exigen.
cies OF the public service shall induce him to cal
upon you for said troops to be employed for the
purpose above indicated within the limits of said
Territory"
Other documents of minor Importance are In
cluded In the publication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

PAINFUL ACADEMIA young man by the
name of William Houston, residing in the lower
end of Smyth co., Va had his arm torn off by q
thrashing machine last week, between the elbow
and shoulder
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IN@TIiIUTItIN ON THE

--ss-y.sT IN&TtfUGrE0N On The
Rss-ss-Sss - PlANU.-A young lady, who has had
Il considerable experience in teaching,
! ] b j I end can produce pupils that, in one
.laes eau r!sy ma sing most any ordinary piece OF
.r,gy3 i.structons from the principal pianist of
f--a7 l-af. u. n. Hoffman,, Esq. feels confident
~ st ave satisfaction to those VINO encourage her.
I. .,r. IL per quarter of 20 lessons- Address M S.
4 BOX NJ post 0.rce jv Its
s. 20 THE DIES.--NiADAM son
E1 E;abag.nr purchased in New York, from auction,
3gE age assortment of EN- BROiDER1ES,
w LaGsS and INSERTIONS, which not in
rr.of usiasss end ishius to dispose efthem be-
t.rs Z ysel 7ay fall supply OF MILLINERY, will
,- tasr,l a. less price than the same articles can
BE- pu-csssed ;or at any other store. Those IN want
vi. pleas. give me call, they must be sold in
lss, ,hsa month, for any price that be get for
lea. Dc1'i forget the store, MADAM SON,
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
S5 Main st.
syANTFD--By MADAM SON, two good
Nt.LiNERS. None need apply unless they are
thoroughly acquainted with the business, and for
secd liberal wages will be given. Sc S-6tH
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NIEkCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
lyl OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures
ry description of property against loss damage BY
FIRE or the dangers Of the
No charge 10 made for the Policy.
Office for the present, on the East nde OF Inn IT,,
near Main, up stairs
DIRECTORS:
Wm. H. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
VIM. g. Paine, Jas. Thsmss, Jr,
Lewis Ginter, John Curde, Jr,
Aug Anderson, jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apperson VIM. H. HaxalL
Roscoe B. Hea John d. Quarlest
John Dooley, David }. BUR-,
Rich'd O. Haskins Larkin w Glasebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, d. Won Groning,
joseph r, Anderson Emanuel Miller,
John c. Siuton, Ed. II. skinker,
Franklin Etearns.
A. PLEASANTD, President.
J.H. MONTAGUE. Sec'y. su5-ts
AGENCY OF The
THE FIREMEN,S AND MAkCaAMTS
i INSURANCE COMPANY OF PETERSBURG,
against loss or damage BY FIRE.
DIRECTORS.
Jos. D. White, Prest. Sam'l PEBBLES.
A. G. McIlwsine, v.P. James N. MeCullosh.
Andrew Kevan. VIM. II. Beazeley.
d. B. Tennant. John Donnan.
james Wed6eli. Thomas Branch.
r. q Bdttou. John K. Lemoine.
AZ the Office of the Merchants Insurance. Comps-
nv. J. II. MONTAGUE,
an 1-n Agent.
=
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- 10 THE IE..--!MADAM son
puE InIkD ANNUAL EAHiBlTIUl
L OF THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,


PROMOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS.
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rF~Ths THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of tn,
"tl2GINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE" vii
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use at
| t.. Five
he ki,eh.
co. The
order-is
go to the
!. person
LEW. For
VANS.
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FIN.

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staence
$ y roon1s.
later. II
hsed, aud
az once.
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eets, re
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fity wa.
and pos
Y. Grant,
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e brick
|nkl.n and
N. NJ.
g. with a
enseaces
lures ON
ssirostia
place of
nn1srcisl
uatteTly.
Apply 10
street.
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tion
Asst,
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0rrnef.
Property
rankin
derscne
ferosbly
ar room
? feet q
"a with
s, all rs.
tsnven,.
b water
ID hoos
there il
5tsblisI-
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(v.esr e my
|r the last
hg house
sna city
| localities
Possession
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st yni-
OF l2;h
pied by
present
or pro-
of the
OF c!o-
|rd, and
pa. 1t 10
Eas four
ID coal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-20

~ EORGE FOX has arrived WHiards Hotel washington H.
u In ihs delay attending ,be BousT,
matter OF co6ersuation that the mrmberI NJ
national eeaturs shhout Vnaihg thr political pnnciple
settle popular CANDIDATE for favor FuI
eontuues receivr e dngyshed asd suffrage.
the people He has had The happy euiy ~ upr the
voices the realm soh ard INV prrsenu
divided senugen 1bs Mousse nf Representatives has besa
loss t leader kT u,r, hut ts sentative Of fashion
oteanfzsd THE shnrs plsstc ar y 10 he
i've assembly are the gfpns oC s oHtot The
the other sudu~d eioaasncn the
What latter %
For the ppsar a-sembly of fashion. We nsu
parallel, parallels only closely rsAn point
they Avsrre and us II - ~h leaders Of fashions and
poics. Thr speaker Of fashion (or
epreentaye) s ths
The rtt and tie rshI h never At lo' ot the right a.
yei his 1h equally well and safety invested
Ian 0e--d3t t-a. a., ..t-..4