The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20
saIe virtue can alone lead to . pure and lasting
IAme and the blesainRa of nosfe rity

saIe virtue can alone lead to . pure and lasting
'Ane Te. ana the blessings of posterity."
, speaker then glanced at the course OF Washipr-
tar. 20 nora point OF view, beginning with his nur-
nsm.s "a good boy" by q mother worthy to be
eIn on th.n ne noblest mstrons Of Rome aud Isra-
.aIonsh the varieus stages of bis caree-: and
nas whether the Judgment Of mankind was 40 de-
rom .uch they would withhold their admiration
oer, ossar and Marborougf-whase .h....t.s. al
nsu;a were briefly passed in review In tb;s sn,
spendd % n.,an Everett described Blenhem Castle the
marlborough; compared with Monnt Ver ene isIne OF
s;ta .i; ~ " M gton, and contrasted tbe onno
observer. A IN tue mind of the
Finally, Mr. Everett observed that II w.. r..,,:.
cs % on the citizens of America as denossa
low his advice and obey his counsais & SUI, 20 ioi-
contained In hia Farewell Address Tba ,an.y as
portant of his exhortations was that which mn
the preservation of the Union Thls wa. ~ ,pe
and care which lay nearest to his heart and ~ G
Pends ON this whether the United States shall h. bo
mepts wasting each other in perpetual border war.
or remain great, powerful, and prosperous confed
crate republic If ever his parting counse on thi.
mead should be forgotten, that day it may truly be
sald tnat washington had lived in vain. Such ca
alhlty however. the speaker exclaimed should never
DC permted to take place while the memory of the
glorious days and deeds of the Revolution remained
and least OF all should its possibility be ed on
.ne birthday of Washington, when in every part of
tne country, from the North to the South from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, tributes of affection and re-
'Pecl are simultaneously paid to his name
Ihomas Z. Seawes.-On the night of the 18th of
,ecemoer last Mr. Thomas G.. Seayres brother of
alr. John H. Seayres, left the ST. Charles Hotel in
M tnls ely, where he was employed and after going
ih.o W est's barber shop and getting shaved star.
ted off and was not again heard Of Some fa,v
weeks after his disappearance understs ndinp that
ne was on frolic at the time, we noticed his ali.
sence, put nothing more was known of him until
yesterday, when the body was found floating in the
DOCK, where 1t has been more than three month :
and taken out. In the afternoon Alderman Sanx
ay neId an inquest over the corpse and the iurv
rendered as their verdict that he came to his death
oy accidental drowning. His person was much
swollen and dishgured, but was recognized by sew
eral gentlemen who knew him. In his pocket wa q
found letter addressed to him at the Red Sweet
springs, where he was employed last Summer
Ioon Of SydRey-Church Eztension- Ladies
Feast-Among our growing suburban towns is
Sydney, situated West and Southwest of the Fair
Grounds For size, enterprise and influence. IL ia
at this time by no means inconsiderable So conf.
dent are its residents and friends of its
growth, that they for some time have been seeking
the erection of houses for public worship. For
several months past, public worship and Sabbath
Scnooi nave been conducted at private house, by
Methodist ministers, on Sabbath afternoons We
learn that on next Sabbath at o'clock P M. the
Rev Thos. G. Hayes will preach at Mrs. C. Beth
els, in Sydney, at which time subscriptions will he
solicited from the congregation to aid in the cree.
ton of house of worship for the use of the M F.
Church. The residents of Sydney and its friends
in the city, are earnestly solicited to attend We
understand that the ladies friendly to the enter.
prise viii give supper at the former Methodist
Publishing House, No l23 West Main street ON
Easter Monday evening, at the very moderate
sum of so cents each.
44ppeal-Cassander Sabb free negro was order
ed a thrashing for assaultng Ellen James in the
street, and then held to bail in $500 to keep the
peace, on complaints preferred by Ellen James and
Thomas Lucas. From the lash he took an appeal
to the Hastings Court and gave security to an.
swer.
Undagronnd Hotel-Wa Washington Brown, Wal
ter Scott, Winnie Goode and Cornelius, were be-
fore the Mayor yesterday for being in an unlaw.
full assembly at the underground hotel and after
having hearing, were discharged
Circulating Library.-Mr John o Neili, next to
the Broad Street Hotel is conducting Circulating
Library with marked success, as we are gratitied
to learn. He is advertising this morning a long
list of Catholic works, which he offers for sale
very cheap.
F2oggcd.-Jordina Mayo, free woman, assault.
ed Bill Randolph, a slave, with . big stick, for
which the Mayor ordered her to be punished.
Gift E1hibhioa.-f any of our readers wish to
secure handsome gold watch or any other Jewell
ry, at moderate cost they can do so by procu-
ring tickets and attend Metropolitan Hall tonight
where Mr. Winter will have grand gift entertain
ment for the benefit of those who have visited his
beautiful dioramas To the ladies this exhibition
will prove most novel, and all who attend are
furnished with chances, the hall should be crowd
ed. Apart from the presents, the dioramas are
highly interesting works of art and should be
seen by our entire community Remember the
watches and jewelry to be given away and Sc
cure your tickets.
Nacal Dioramas- Many of our citizens have
visited Chase & Co.'S dioramas, at Odd Fellows
Hall, and all of them appear to be more than de-
lighted with the admirable naval pictures there
exhibited. The public will not forget to call and
see for themselves
Political OrgaRi-ati0n-A meeting of citizens
of Jefferson Ward, favorable to the election of
Fillmore and Donelson, was held at the United
States Hotel last night, and Club organized for
the ensuing campaign, with the following officers ::
President, Geo. w. Toler; Vice Presidents: Dr. G.
Millspaugh Joseph Brummell, A. Richards A b.
Hutchinson and David Parr; Secretary George G.
Wilde; Corresponding Secretary, j. T. Chles:
Treasurer Franklin Stearns.
Nominating Meaine.-The American party and
the friends and supporters of Fillmore and Don
nelson, will hold meeting at the African church
tonight to nominate candidates for the various
municipal Offices
The rapid change of weather in variable CHI
mate brings unusual tendency to disease. Rheu-
matism, Pain and aching of the Bones and Joints,
Neuralgia and other affections of the Blood are but
few of the effects produced In such cases resort
to CARTER's SrANIsH MIXTURE will at once relieve
and in short time permanently cure. It purlhea
the Blood and consequently removes the disease -
The trial of single bottle will prove it. Sold b.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
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