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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

W ". =. "
"a SERS photographic Portrait GALLERY, Main StIcet.
dpor from lrdgc Street hynehturE Va 4 Fra -, tr
n ioRr1pbic iH Great mpray the "Ambrotypc"
Positive Pieturtsu Rasa tinted and in ruurs surprising
beauty durability. artistic effect and life in" expression any
Nlo Of PORTRAITS Miniatures eve! before drawn by pencil
ot light.
Tor fncnr Tpunlness depth Of Ngt and shade and rich
of tone they wonderful They without the glare
the Dalwareotypc tan be sen ia any light, and right and
show It tlr face
They DO taken in Iu AMI r9uly weather well
clear ah,r at very thori sitting af cascd and framed
without delay
lie just returned from The north with every improve
the and has cprpd and AttHd his Gallery
and beautiful style and WDuld l pleased to wait all
atnay ia ,of HIN it'll aead Photographs plain colorea
i. ii OF water ui the finest stylc Of the art.
.pagncucsspeg, Paintings Drawings, Sc, copied Out
d6# cNn an Netnres q deceased persons taken the
slet8H# notice
K ltNBL-r hnrtes moderate aud kenesses arranled to
Ilet7e Stock Tor sale and instruction IN the arr.
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AYERS CHERRY pECT0

AYERS CHERRY pEtEe-
XSNsS RAI. Tor the rapid cure of Coughs Coids,
- es5sEa ~ IfsarAacss PrgqcAHis. HL0opaR CoaQb.
GsTtgGfT Cr3ay .isttaa and tdSs9mpiga.--rlts
sss4 a rem DIV Gas TOR itself such NOT nrietg
- - FIR - cures Of every Pulmonary d.seas",
ss~ go that It entirely unnecessary recount
J @%S-E,..Z the evidences %; its vutucs in any
#C<z.~a-sF e. munitv whore has been employed. -
"Isea, wide s the field OF is usefulness aud 30
,nuer Tho eases its almost section Of
the country abaunds tpos publicly known. whoeNe been
restored from alarming desperate Diseases a the
rags by its When nBre tried It's superiority over every
kind apparent 10 escape "srrNa1n
ami yyhcr s virtues the public no longer hct"
what and1a employ the distressing aui dagnrouS AZ
fe tons # The, pulmonary orgaS which incident 90
climate And not IN formidable attacks upon the lungs
varieties OF . lbs Cough, l"a erness sc
and for Chid ii Is Tho Ieassuet and safest medicine ia
h. obtained
As il long in constant nPn throughout this Se'an
- need not do IN arc The people s qnay kent
H.. that has been, and ttat the genuine art
ri, sa by John Seav Lvuchhure and by all Drugi'ts
,ad Country Merchants throughout the STATE
lalceIt ladl 60, RIclmoud. General Agents
! -
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Mark cts.

BALrINoRE, Nov k-Tbe markets arc unchanged
INV YerN. NV s..Flour l. vcuY-Sonthern Is
easier nj s7ns7 IS Wheat and Corn unchanged.
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3 HAVE fOe sale fine Planes one new mn
me oter nearly so bargain can be had by early april.
eahon 10 N GORDON Trustee
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HNRuuF TREES, a.. Ae.-vhc -uh-c ribcr
n wishes direct attention to his stock OF Fruit aud rna
mental Trecs Important ndona having been made dit
ng past respectfully invites encary inspection,
the lal the aaceoatiu season fol uhnHp,niinF
wing prices viii be charged when not Icss than
hundred are takenf
Apple Trees 80 varieties Ga per hundred
Pear Dwarf Trcoa over 81 Varieties o. per hundred
Apricot Nectane, Plumb Cherry Ounce &c 23a aOcoub
each
Caslorucs sent To any adlfess free Of charge,
Il, All orders from daaIrs must lie
accompanied with the cash Join HALLIDAY
Nursorymau and Exotic lorii Bonh' lie nonf 3hehbutg
XuriniL
AatNrs -Messrs A. u. iuekcr Lee 4 johnson, Nnch
bug, X q Iul Ilhoriy and Gihhony BaldN Ia, Nytlo
Vile II. T. Warren. iarmflilc.
" Farnlylic JpurushupA aud send account TO tbs
Office IHoY jd& ojltw lin
YANKEE NOTIONS for No, c'"bsr just receive
u 81 At LANGlIpRNI n WAhkisfN
oct - L
Rps.tssk CLOTH DVEss S'OATs-A full
supp Sc really fine pree1 aud iroct toste, OF
manufacture warranted equal To- custom work just received
NJ, La BrRROuGiiS, SlIAFER & 90.
rI,8 III. Vis,ors beI"ng the spoiis Wings,
Know Auhin6h. Dnmooat, Silver Groya Hard and Soft
Shtlr monbeH ot all parrs aud the pubic In
respectfully requested extensive
Firo Works and other missiles of nn the cheap
essh establishment Of I s. THURMAN. Boys nov ia tho
TIM lnovj2t
4 SPLENDID assortment OF tiuifnvs Just
= n rived aud turr9i' by W 4. GREENE
avg pats
6sA FOR KENC.--A drsirnbie family residence
hi tno Hi next door to Jas scurty with hrr
den and rood wei d Water Apply al tlhs phife
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UOItN u. OLIVER,
- No. - t.ra,ier street,

,J""> H. %'n " j.. s,...,
INV ORLEANS. La,
AGENT FOR THE SALEOF MANUFACTURED ToBAC.
60 would respcct fully solicit Cansnnuens from Mani
lecturers in Nrgni with the that he does
deal in the article except Merchant hs who
Time and attention viii he devoted to the interests Those who
may favor him with Their eonsgnmens which liberal al
vances will he made
RttfHrNCEs -Oylcr Keen. Jesse Hare q Co. Hurt n
Preston. Knight 4 Allen. Col Ang Leitwich, Ammon q
Hancock Imchburg Ghaa NJ Cosby l. II. Holland Dan.
Vile john ) W kcr Richmond
july = dN cines
dtiHELI. uoUsE-Thi-c convenient, located
u and commodiausly constructed Hotel under the manage
ment af the unders ned In excellent condition for the
accommodation the public The proprietor
sona attention It, aud III be wanting efforts
'ndnrcS calculated 10 promote the comfort of his guests
ma sodtcis cnAs p LEE.
4 xNGHHtRG HOUSE,
"a MAIN srnrrr, Lynchburg, Va,
g FISHER, Proprietor
TRIMS -Transicn visitors 81 So per day
y Hacks run IN connection with this house.
fc 23d&cly
~ Va wiz practice in the Courts Of Richmond city In ihe
Counties Of Gaorhand and Lona aud The supreme Court
If tho L. $. and Court Of claims Washington ID {
q oFrCf. Wing Binding, ldrbmond va.
june p dScly
EOH> w. TOwNIEi, A,sornr, ~, Law,
90 lNNCfIBt RIG. Virginia
and the = nntes Of Campbell aud bedford
lrwil give stfr attention to the collection of Claims.
tiee ~ $, heelhclt' building Market street
may IL dNc6m
5NO.G. E.GOGEaN. tuornc, a,I.uw. lynch
~ I'll RG, Va practices all the Courts ~ tn Civ
iy iirq and nj th. rlunii.s Of ,uinh.I aud D.lfo,
Once the Farmers Bank, and the
rupted by Goggm iage liv ll-d3cly
NN1rIIS, UAWLIN~ ~ 90. General Com
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIALAGENT3
Tor the saio of MANUFArrukED TOBACCO. Stores No
Fl and % Grayier Of cha pitouas street,
leans
RtffRrNct,-AmsteadA warwick Capt john NJ otcy
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CaTREGs: THEEs..-1hc subscriber "a
has for sale large number OF the best Peach ~
1recs. stlpctod from his Orchard Silver Ma
pl. Arhnrya and Norway f aud few china Trees This
lis the SEASON for setting them out e ID JONES.
oct p daelm
lpKOGUEs, RROtiufES.-A superior lot
D hand and Tor sale by l.. l. ARM1SIEAD.
oct 81 In under Telegraph ohlee.
Rep copy
llECTER IxTE THAN NESER.-Fir.t No.
.hc North full supply oil Ladies silk Velvet Ccas aud
Cloth MantlaH in every variety of style ard fashion, which
viii be sold low for cash JOHN ABRAliAMS.
nav 3 -
uuST Opened 800 Wards al those superb
- Plaid Mofnus At ~ per yard aae 80 doa More AM
lne and E,str Bells at 30 cts Gan aud look at them
STE JOHN ABkAHANS
NraW Open for exhibition, two more pieces Of
~ those hoe Bltc krNcts lt.a tlnuts aud basques
very superior article. Examine for Aouts,lYes.
IN JOHN ABRAIiAMS.
4 tREAf Bargain Ia Double mud SiDai"
Blanket ShaWls from 81 81 10 - 90 Also worry noet
superior He'd lilaukcts suitable for families
nPr gentlemen which together with Blankets for Hefyans
will be offered at very low pfieea Tor ash
uoy t. JOHN ABRAfIAMS.
nNE Thousnud ards Of superior NousIin De-
~ ancs - which ion syio aud quality be
passed by this city Gail and look nj them
Ste JOHN ABRA1IAMS.
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~. Al AXE WAKD.-Nhy Negro Ten lilo, Il md
sD tNI CARTER abarondcd from my plantation 1--we miles
West Of the Forest Depot In bedford County weeks
Lloyd about old light black slender
abnt five feet inches high good teeth and Smiles
WHOM spoken to Carter aa brother Of Lloyd color and
about ghtecn years old No particular marks about
them rocnHctnd They well acquainted IN Iynehbug,
whore they worked la Tobacco The
above reward VIII ho paid for the apprehension and delivery
tn OF hoi Of thn secured In jail 40 that get them
again aud twont} dollars tor either af them
oct 20 e9tawlts THOMAS H. NELSON.
rEND g.AWYER'a.-Thc Forum; Forty
Years fd Practice Rthe Philadelphia far. by David Paul
brown Price 81 90 received NOR rs
oc
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EAREss siIh.-=.Hu-s opened the prcfiiest lot o
~ Drcs- SiiAs IN tn marAet. Gail and examine them
A. [ q
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

UpAGWy 4 GILLIAN, 49, -
II Predu~e 49,. ais.tsu 11crsh snA,
PETERSBURG. Va,
Office Exchange Build sg four doors from corner
ibaral n ma eonsf1umspis.
HteusRp saaBy lte Of the Kalh, NH Petersburg Va
r. sac GILLIAN. late OF Buckingham County. Va =,
Refer to MeTlxaue, Son %, Messrs coFbihy
Weeks Kerr Spysh Stone Banks Petershnrs
M..~r. Aargey T. Armistsad, Lswis Webb Esq and aeo
Msssra 81 a RE mar b CO. Messrs, Anderson Wal
Vaughan. ESQ, Cashier Farmers bana fTmYme
ssss irby Saunders and nessrs Glass Raine Lynch
burg.
Messr, Jease Jones Il Co, Eorfork
CuARnys q cents per busbeis % ~4sn ~
hen stored than ~ sont Tohaeeo u per wv
ton 5ncsnta per Bas d. VI.
ostsb i&es
lNatW iEAIU ;. FAIR 1.-THE Unisn Agri.
~ suura Far IN e held In Petersburg the 2lst na go
and fh inst hs fair Os attractive than nsrsoSee
and the Stock eor my Merchant Tailoring and Ready
Made Clothing House w be found amply sudrens - mees
the all who choose cab 10 N vogn u
nhe II trung h sud examine stoch OF Cloths,
Csssores aaa ycstss Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
Goods VI nny epassoG time and gentlemen are respect
ulty Shethsr Wishing goods But Will
YOU pos they for sale At lsss prces than
any other house In thu City Of the same class Of goods
TuOS. w. ROYbr5E,
90. Iadts A. Sycamore Street.
w and Brown Nasean and Bone Dust Of superior
nn,lay Tor sale rs H. c. HARDY co
s4p ri DIS fetSssoarg.
~ a. e"d FH,c sait osscrsiy ex Pecsed - CITY
Ne Point, tor sale bf ~ u hAHpr q w.
tt|ts
6sOvER sEEO, Of prime quality, for .nie TO
~ fhsueia by H. q HARDY co
2its
4 seORlGE PAsTE.-G. q. Ousssou's "A''
aud other branla In and to arrive, for saa by
artalts Pct ,ruburg.
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SsLsS RUBES.-Ne have exhibition very
~ Rich SILK Robes which the Ia s will please call and see
sep 9t4 j \ STiFIER 20
MISSES ELATS.-I have IL iot OF Misses very
I'VE nice White Plush Flats, which VIII sell low ihey
are very fine and pretty. J. SEABUhf'
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FNNO TIE PUKhIf.-I1nsc YOU seen that -
= splendid lot of New Jewelr} iust received !. ~
: Thnfmans consisting OF New Watches OF al de NJ Il
a-rptens Elegant Cameo aud Mosaic Pins and Ear aff86
IlurctiUe Pins and Earrings Iuamrlcd
Plain Gold PINS and Earrings Fancy aud Plain Bracelets
VI You have not them yan had better call
LOU viii miss the sight AS am determined sell chosp
cash. }.
sep Gts
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IN SEPT r. lsa6 Are ecfiyiug thrlr Stock al "a
aud Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods which they
pertly call the attention of thor and the pub
All persona really fashionable and des hbe goods wi
find greatly thri interest To cal and nuke their purchase
this STOCK unusually large aud gotten up with III
greatest possible care as to style quality and price"
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INCIDENTS.

One of the most melancholy incidents Of this
disastrous eonfagration the death of an elder
Iv Iady named Miss Mary Ann Cristie living In
Ghestrut street. Immediately east OF the United
States Hotel During the height of the contiagra
tion Miss Christie became SO much alarmed thai
she died from terror.
Msssrs George w. simons Co owned i've
safes. which were buried mp 10 the ruins About
81 O'Clock, one OF these safes was banied out along
Ranstead place, 70 tth street, sport ZINE atsr'
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Henry Pike, an old hardware merchant of Balti-
more, died on Friday last.
Superine -four is down to 81 In St. Louis and to
&c 20 In Pittsburg.
The Houston tTexas) Telegraph states that
within the past 12 months not less than 900 slaves
have been introduced into that county.
Rev. Henry Matthias, of Fulton co Pa, commit :.
ted suicide by hanging, on March 23d-cause, loss
of property
One thousand three hundred and twenty-five
persons were committed to the New York City
Prison during the month Of March, for misde-
meanors and felonies
The stable of Major Raymond and ten other
buildings at HoIdaysburg Pa, wers destroyed ty
FIRE last week. Loss $1,000.
The "Crueifxion Tablcau,n the exhibition ef
which, in New York, was severely denounced BY
the press there, has been discontinued.
The corn house of John Glare, In Loudcun, Va.
with eighty barrels of corn, was destroyed by frs
on Saturday night last,
At Liberty, Bedford, Va, on Monday last one
load of good manufacturing tobacco sold ~ ~ ~;
one of good lugs at "a IS, and one OF seconds ~
| So 25.
Several construction ears for the Hempaeld
| Railroad, arrived at Wheeling last week VIA the
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
| The property Of the Locomotive Company q
Covingfon KY, which cost eaoo,ooo, has been soia
| for S70,000.
A;member Of the New York Legislature has been
arrested on charge OF Illegal voting NJ the mayors
election in Albany
EAST day" was very generally ooserveo ~ Dos-
| TON on Thursday and business suspended
IA Gilmer Of uilford county hss been ',oa no,n sr
mated by the American party Of North Caroaina 'ot
Governor Of that State.
| John w. Argyle, an old and greatly respected
citizen OF Tallahassee. Fla, died at biz residence
| IN that city On the 30ah uik
Rev. VIM. Butler and yxifs. Methcdlas nis.aonas
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r1OR SALE, UPON ACCOMMODATING

n IkhdS-
Twenty cases choice Spring PRINTS
Ten cases Worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
one case Fancy aud Black SILKS
Fifteen cases COTTONADES
Ten cases LINENS
Ore case assorted MARSEILLES
Foar cases CASSIMERES for summer WAR
Kieht cases GiNGHAMS
One case China Grass CLOTHS
Ten cases Seached nOMESTfCS
Softy bales Brown SHiRTTNGS
S1ne csse Silk HnKFS.
-Four cases C0ttcn anG Ginshaun do.
Ten bales BED TICKS
Three cases APRON CHECKS
Two cases CURTAIN GOODS
Twocsse Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
Five esses CAMBRlCS checked and dotted
Two cases sEMBR0IDERfES
Tive esses TABLE CLOTHS
With tnany other goods, at very low prices at the
s-orrer OF Main and 18th sts.
Alsc-Ageat for Dix & Sons and Crawford & Co.'S
THREADS. D. Il. LONDON.
m
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SpRISG.-Here ia a description of spring taken
from very old book. There Is more beautiful
reading in the same book:
10, ths winter 10 past, the rain is over and
gone howers appear on the earth, the time of the
singing of birds Is come and the voice Of the turtle
il heard in the land the fig tree putoth forth her
green figs, and the vines with tender grape
give good smell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFIcE.-Elam p. Lttiefeld,
the Surveyor at Block Island, died Tuesday night,
aud within twentyfour hours afterwards three
boat loads of the sturdy Islanders arrived here to
try for the office. II Is thought that the Island will
be depopuated unless the vacancy Ia filed within
forty.eight hours.-Newport Nescs
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VALUABLE LAND.-The rate at which lot on
the corner of State and Exchange streets, Boston,
was recently sold was $50 per square foot, and at
the same rate the cost of an acre Of land would
amount to three million four hundred and eighty
four thousand eight hundred dollars per acre.
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REcovERINGiA NEaRo.-We learn from the

REcoyERINGfA NEGRo.-We learn from the
Decatur Qll) Chronicle that Saturday week, a Mr.
May, from Columbia, Tenn with friend, arrived
at that place. sought the Sheriff. and asked his as
sistance in securing negro blacksmith, fugitive
from Tennessee, who was then at work in the Mil
Ter settlement in that county. The Sherifrs assis-
tance being obtained, the party proceeded to the
place where the negro was, arrested and took him
to Decatur, concealed him In the Taylor House till
the evening train was about to start, when they
put him aboard and took him to Cairo, on his way
nack TO Tennessee before the people of the vicini-
" knew anything about the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

THE MORTALITY IN SoUTHERs RussA-A
letter in the Austrian Gazette speaking ofthe raw
ages of typhus fever at Odessa says that among
the victims there were In one week twelve army
surgeons and four physicians, of whom two were
Americans, who had made preparations to return
hnma
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r The Daily Dispatch ID served to subscribers
At SIX And A eeARTER CENTS PER wREx, payable TO
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. ~ rear In
advance
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Phi.
az and mailed 70 subscribers at 81 Per annun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

The Naval Medical Board have Just concluded
their examination, and report ten Assistant Sur
ceons for promotion Among them is Frederick
Horner, jr., of Fauquier county. They also re-
port as qualified for the Office of Assistant Sur
geon seven gentlemen, at the head of whom stands
H. W. Mecrae Washington, son OF the iamented
Col J. NJ Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

SIDNEY SMITH ON KIssIE6.-The Rev Sidney
Smith once said, in writing of kissing "We are In
favor of certain degree of shyness when kiss is
proposed, but II shouId not be continued too long
and when the fair gives 1t let II be administer
ed with warmth and energy. Let there be soul In
it. Ifshe closes her eyes, and sighs deeply imme.
diately after it, tho effect is greater. She should
De careful not TO slobbcr kiss, but give II ss a
humming bird runs his bin into a honeysuckie-
deep but delicate There is much virtue In a kiss
when well delivered. We have had the memory
of one we received In our youth, which has last
ed US forty years. and believe 1t will be one Of
the last things we will think of when we die"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERIES OF SILVER
MINES" is the flaming head of San Antonio let.
ter in the New York Sun, purporting to give an
account of recent exploration in the Mesilla Val
ley. The writer says:
We did not find the emerald region we went in
pursuit of but we bought of the Indians three
small diamonds in rough which with the indica
tions we have obtained might lead to something il
we had not decided to accept graader object for
exploration.
We have seen and examined the "Silver Noun,
tains of Arizono,' on the line of 81 deg They are
but short fifteen miles south of Gray's line for
the southern Pacific Railroad and assure you that
for miles together the richest ores-richer and more
abundant by far than those of Potosi-lie heaped
up, and piled hills upon hills If mature had there
poured out her treasure in one grand, overwhelm-
ing mass, have seen the best mines in Mexico,
but nothing that can compare with the "Silver
Mountains"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

Tbs ship Glance has arrived in Chesapeake bsy
f.r Baltimore being oas hundred aud siecea dav.
Isv4a Liverpool
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AN ENORMOUS BLaST.-The English papers
give the details of monster blast which was let
off few weeks since at the new harbor works at
Holyhead 1t is said it required the labor of six
men in its formation for ten months and a charge
of six tons and half of powder to explode it,
The quantity of stone loosened by the blast was
calculated at 60, 900 tons.
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WESTERN EMIGRATIoN.-The Manchester IN.
Hl Mirror chronicles the departure Of is wellto.
do citizens from that place on Wednesday. for Du.
buaus, lows It says that the emigration 10 VIE.
consin and lows almost exceeds the California fe.
YER of ls4a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS IN CANADA--The
Toronto Globe learns from 81. Catharines that the
wheat In the neighborhood Is looking remarkably
well The snow IL rapidly disappearing. and there
Is less frost in the ground than has been known for
wars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

AWFUL DIsPEEsATIoH OF PRovIDEHcE-A
private OF the East York Militia was on parade
few days ago. at the camp at Aldershott, and being
accused OF talking more than once by the sergeant
by whom he was threatened that if he did so again
he would be reported to the colonel, said he did
not talk, and at the same time wished that 'God
might strike him dumb if he had" he was from that
instant struck dumb, and has not spoken since He
has answered questions by writing, and stated that
the moment he had uttered the last word, "dumb, /"
he became so.-Engiish Papr.
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BOARDING


COMMUNICATIVE pleasant rooms, wita
ID Board. can be had in pleasant neishborhood. on
Franklin street Five or six gentlemen also be
accommodated with Day Board. Apply at this Office.
apS-et
"A Pleasant ard convenient rooms now be had
of MIS- FARRAS, by two three families Also.
gentlemen can have rooms furnished for them. Eight
cr ten more day bosrdeFs desired Transient board
ers can be promptly and well accommodated for any
length of time. NH 26-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

CHARGE TO PoLICEMEN-Lieut. MariI. of the
Savannah mounted police, has recently been ap
pointed chief of police at Charleston, sc. On
parting with his old companions in public he deli
vered very pretty address from which we take
the following about policemen:
Suffer me, at parting, to give You one word ~
admonition: Never forget that while you are DO.
icemen. you are gentlemen. Conduct yourselves
always In such manner as will command the res.
pect OF the community in which you dwell, and in.
sure the cordial support of the better part of the
community. Remember that life has many phases
duty many gradations. You are entitled to as
much respect and gratitude for the proper and
faithful discharge of your duties, as the Governor
OF the state Is for the right discharge of his du
ty. Ever cherish this feeling-so shall YOU live
an honor to yourselves, blessing to your fellow