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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26
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THE PRINTER.

II :
he stood there alone at that shadowy hour
z & BY the swinging lamp dimly burning;
AL silent within save the ticking type,
All without, save the night watch turning
-lss And heavily echoes the solemn sound,
As slowly he paced oer the frozen ground.
And dark were the mansions SO lately that shon,
With the joy OF festivity cleaning
And hearts that were beating in sympathy then
Were now living it o'er IN. their dreaming
Yet the printer still worked at his lonely
post
And slowly he gathered his mighty host
And there lay the merchant all pillowed in down
And building bright hopes for the morrow
Nor dream'd he that Fate was weaving wand
That would bring to him fear and sorrow
Yet the printer was there in his shadowy
room,
And he set in his frame work that rich
mans doom
The young wife was sleeping, whom lately had
The ties that death only can sever;
Anu u1c@niinS, Sie oeArteu, yet Wohe Will q
e smile,
For she thought they were parted forever
But the printer was ticking the types that
would tell
On the morrow, tte truth of that midnight
spell.
And there lay the statesman, with feverish
brow,
And restless the pillow was pressing
Por he felt through The mist of his shadowy
dream,
His loftiest hopes now possessing
Yet the printer worked on amid silence
and gloom,
And dug for ambition its lowliest tomb.
And slowly the Workman went gathering up !
His budget Of grief and slaaness.
"a wrentli for the noble, grave for the low,
Forth happy a full cup of sadness;
Strange stories Of wonder, to enchant the
And dark ones Of tefror to palsy with
fear.
FnIl strange are the tales which that dark host
s. shah bear
To palace and cot on tho morron;
oh relcome, thrice welcome, tonany heart
70 many a bearer Of sorrow s:
se IT shall so like the Wild and wandering air.
For lie and its changes are impressed there.
Daily Coasfitniionciiss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26

KNOW sNoTHINGs. The editor of a
Kentucky paper who was present at the
recent Know Nothing gathering at Lou
isyille, and heard, all the addresses, re-
marks thereon as follows:
The speeches we're all about the Pope:
If the leaders Of this order were half as
much afraid of the devil as they preten-
ded to be of the Pope, they would be
better men than they are"
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NUMBER Q.

zation it expects what never was and new
er will be. The functionaries of every
government have pxopensities tocomnand
at will, the liberty and property of their
constituents. There is no safe deposit
for these, but with the people themselves;
nor can they be safe with them, without
information. When the press is free, and
every man able to read oil is safe.''
The highest sense we can ascribe to in.
tellectual cultivation is, that it qualities
us for higher 1estiny-.shat God will
take us from earth, that he may lead us
to heaven, that he may refine our nature
from all its principles of corruption, that
he may share with us his own immortalis
ty, admit us to his everlasting aabitatioa,
and crown US with his eternity. Ks
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26

H A spipdle-shanked man, having
put on a new pair Of boots, asked friend
what he thought Of them, who shrewdly
replied, ,"Sirs your bootsappear very well,
but your legs appear in them much like a
rope ina well.v
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26
For the Spirit, I

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and crown us with his eternity,o Ks
For the Spirit
Teachers Institute. t
FELLOW TEACHERS We presume at
this time, it would be superfuous to fill col-s
umn or two in our county papers, urging
upon you the necessity Of attending the
Institute, which is to be held in Woods
field commencing on Monday. 3lst Of
the present month
Every teacher who has, heretofore at-
tended, will, without failbe present at fhat=
time, unless prevented by some dire me-
cessity, or, unavoidable accident Be-
cause the time has come when teachers
are required to k,aor something, and 10.
knosc ho,c to conmunicate that something
before they can command .shandsome',
compensation for their Iabors. And all
who have attended the aboye Of any 9th.
er Institute, know. that its requires sn in.
o's se' = eApless = 'ews vords ~
'n' 'eAsa's - " aefissu irom attending
''s - 'ua.''u''oa
90As' mare no douo1' as hare sts-
ted on other occasions, do stay away 10
o 'A'0s'us ''lcinselses --their igno-
rance. They feel backward, and afraid
y Do secn ~ sach = pody OF modern sages
~" snls Alnu ol :leeilng must all be-
eass -. on-'h o'her Woras' yop must l1p9 s:l q
'0'''''Sy - Expose syourselsesyou must
.''' s1''' sa.' my = J ~ WI teafn e e
= ,ou1 '''slese
ssu' .opAs'0s' nay even e our 'l s.'s oSz ss!
'n' s-Aan''.eis q oss ''i'llnes tessreeafu -
- = ssAnsu s'or
s' !, - ''''s NV asse''u enese lpstl1ules.
's se' a1' o,ssan'1ca ana neid n tness
aas"e s ~ 'luse st1e'lp
=, 49,, - W my - u noss So y neei
says one, would you drive as into aneas-
uress compei US 70 come! Yes sift we
Wouid. s Al i1 gool feeling though Of
course 40 one Is independent. No pns
can do as he pleases and DO right unless
he pleases to do right We are all nesol1.t. M S.
mutually interested insevery good purnoss ss
whether we feel SO or not nd ron ulS,,, ar,.
as much interested in this institute real.
fs3s - 49, S = = ~ ASsesf
~ as any who have been iabnring for il
For our object is, to raise the staudard of
education, to give perm anence Of Is charac- %
ter to the profession Of teachinr @ and sl ren
der j. among the most ,pcrat;ye and .hon
orable in the world as i sbonld l. n,,,
YOU have not,helncf ps an g al -.
could have doneeh.s ,,avoiv.,,S + ,,,,,,...;.s..g
or has been unfon. q. = vo. 81, ,,s "a. s.
men. Of our oh;ect has ,,ss,, !, .ii.:.,..s,a
ed bys your reno;.nss. ,f ss,,tv, .,rha..ss..;i
in Justice to ourselves and cans. 49, L.
mand vour attention in tb.. f.t.r. ssllsss.ls,
"In union there is strength. Com.
out then every one Of yon an,, lot u.su,,;..
our efforts in this good cause, and our
word for it you will see better Mines. Il III.
= :, = " s~ y wv
lutafe, ~
tiease come pfeparsd to stay tve days,
Yours very respectfully,
j. g. CLARK. Sect.rv
: summerfe,a Ma,ch Is,h
--s-77--- - e -
For the sriritsaa
Arlthmetlcal Problem.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26

eW 1t has been finally decided to in
troduce the decimal currency all over the
United Kingdom. The pound will be
maintained as the unit, and divided iptc
one thousand parts-the shilling fifty, and
the sixpence twenty-five and new coin
will be introduced representing five far4h-
|ings, while the present fartbing will be
Idepreciated one twenty-ffth in value
that is there will be a thousand to the
pound sterling, instead of nine hundred
and sixty, ts =.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26

~ Father M'Iyor was one of the
worthiest Of Presbyterian clergymen, but
like his ancestors, very much set in his
own way. He came fronfthe Scotch, and
it was one Of his forefathers who prayed
at the opening of their ecclesiastical courts
oh, Lord, grant that We may be right,
for thou knowest we are very decided
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their foes from the soil which they pol
luted, and
" Left their lsnd unconquered as Of yore,''
a bright example of what strong hands
and brave hearts can accomplish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15
DIED.

On Mondsy morning. the 18th day of July, at s.
o'clock, WILcHER, infant child Of Wilchsr Abrs
hams, aged months and Is DAYS,
The friends aud aceaaintances of the family ar.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from tins
residence of his father 18th street ON this Tues
morning., the 10th inst, ut 10 o'clock, without
On Thursdsy, the 10th instant, after very sever,
spell OF sickness. NARY JANE, daughter Of j n
ana :. d. bsnkenship, aged IL months and days
1t y Mary's voice that makes response, +
In tones 30 sweet and free;
Weep for yourselves, my dearest friends
But weep no more for mo.
On the l4th inst. LELIER L., e cond child Of Jpo
O. and Jane L. Glazebrook, aged II months and il
days. ' --'A :
The friends and acquantances of the family are -,
9uested 60 attend irs funeral from her farhss res
dsnce, this Tuesday evening, at O'clock without
further notice. -
Yesterday afternoon. 18th inst. MICHAEL VIII
L. LIZ son OF Thomas and Nary Lyons aged IL mos
The funeral will take place til, .fternoon At i
O'Clock from the residenc of his psrents on RaIyi.
requested TO attend.
We are deeply panied to .nnoupe. the death ON
a smatsday morning last. ~ O'clock of Mr. LYME
stlAALiN1, eldest soa Of Hon John Winston PRICE
lns psses anAinsty departure has cast sdssp
tnose OF y. who were his and most intimate
!nends We loved him, for he war endowed With Ill
.hose noble qast Of mind and heart which endear
NJ
Most OF his companions have known him from hia
earliest childhood and re bur speak their sentiments
when We say that the iafclgencs Of his death u the
ssddest blow that has fallen them for yeArs Anna
bic intellisent and ssatsanly tbs u 81 our little
social circle and the idol t his cnds his los viii
be felt and mouned long sftsr the planted By
tho hand Of saacsion Ger his slsnt rsstnx pisc,
shat have bloomsd and witberees -Lfe's6tfnI fsver
Ger mas We not hops The sleeps we'll"
Mr.. Price was taken III lille II his farm In Hardin
counfy Ohio and afeT -FOUR weske Of severe iiinese
returned homo infhs fond hope thar the kind sten.
tion and solaee Of friends, and tbs purs breezss Of
Highland spuld sosn rss tors him 70 his vented
health spd strength; bat alas. fs silent
headed not biz youth hs br Ehr prospects tbs tender
saiieitads Of his friends. no.. fn prayers Of his af.
1ictsd the fatal aru,w Of Tia sasasafs
hood. 80 q. . 5-SYSs5 -
We deeply sympathiss WITH al Who, Ike oursalves.
!csed him, sn1 wsre II not thar ~ b6lisss s. & n.
}osiss snsht.s s.d parsr sxi.esnes b d. .spir1t
g a..s.ssy Of a.saish which vould y greater
9 cannot bat moura q ths iuacratsbss dseree 81
49, wsye Ase ncS = our wsys.p an1 6eerlg
~ IN 80. 49, s - exrc - esaA say .6e ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

~ THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems. to be get
ting out of dato Of late years in large cities. Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York,
has not 90 much as "shingle" over his door. Halt
he wholesale business of that city s carried on in
the 4th and 9Th stories of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the of tse-
scopes How then, do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract custoerss By scat
tering the CARDS by thousands throughout the city,
The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE can furnish them by ten.
of thousands in elegant STYLE tho cheapest rates
and with great rapidity. III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

THE SUBMARINE CABLE BETWEEN CAFE BRE
TON AND CAPE RAY SUCCESSFULLY LAID.-The
submarine electric Telegraph cable. for the New
York, New Foundland and London Telegraph
Company, has been successfully laid across the
Gulf of St Lawrence. between Cape Ray Cove
New Foundland, and Ashly Bay, Cape Breton
distance of eighty-fve miles Messages are now
being freely and instantaneeusly transmitted rom
shore to shore. The Company have now seven
hundred men at work on the line in New Found
land and Cape Breton, and it ia confidently ex'
pected that the line will DO complete and IN sue
cessful operation from New York to St johns by
the first of September. 1t Is also expected that
the great ocean line between ST. Johns and the
city of London will be successfully lsid within one
year, and thas the two continents of America and
Europe will be Geographically united
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

NEW YORK. July 1.-The steamer Georss
Law. from Aspinwa ali, on the 5th inst has arrived
here with sI ZOO 600 in treasure, and 2o3 passen-
gers. r..r.;.cn
The steamer Sierra Nevada left San Franeisco
on the Goth june with 200 recruits and - tons OF
provisions for General Walker.
The San Francisco Vigilance COMMITTEE now
consists of 600 infantry, 500 cavalry and COM
nanies of artillery, with IS pieces of ordinance !,
A N ass meeting of the committees friends TOOK
place on the 10th June, when speeches were maoe
BY VIM Duer, Bailey Peyton and Others enoofs-
ing its action.
Gen. sherman had resigned the command OF me
STATE troops in consequence of General Wool nay-
inc refused to furnish them with ammunition from
the arsenal. 1890
The State militia, TO the number OF few nun.
s.od vera stationed near San Francisco. but no
collision between them and the committees forces
was apprehended. -.
The markets were dull, especially for bread.
stuffs Gallego -four quoted ct &l4 5O ana HaxaA
at SIS so.
Grain crops of California generally favorable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

II Reader, are you subject to djsOrdered
stomach, loss Of appetite, Improper dgestion bious
ness lensuor any of the other diseases that wear
the patience destroy the temper and harass the
minds of many PERSONS at this particular season
of the yesra If you are and wish procure speedy
relief try BAKsRs BIrrxRs. the eonly sure renee az
yet discovered for them. These Ritters are purely
vegetable in their eompostion, and have proved 20
ecacious wherever used that many Of the best ply.
scisnD in Virginia recommend them TO their most
delicate patients. Al they have cured thoussnds of
other persons why should you hesitate to try them
Tbs price l. only 50 cents psr bottle. Is ~ q
For sale by al the principal druggists in the city
of Richmond and 0lseW here. Nv Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

~ WILLIAMS l. cARRINGroN sold this day the
remainder of the crop of Mr.. A. T. MOORE, of Hall
fax county, Va as follows:
No. II q SIS co per hundred lbs.-bought by Chas
Workman.
No. II a $50 Is per abs-bought by Gosh,
sass l. Winfree.
No. 10 q $50 Is per hundred lbs bought by John
s.r Walker.
No. IA d $34 % per hundred lbs.-bought by Cosby
( Winfree.
Richmond. July IA, 1856.
Received this day Of Mr.. A. T. Moore, the Tobacco
purchased of him by sample on the 18th June at s5
per hundred. Generalization.
Cosby l. WINFREE.f
Richmond July IA, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

CoFrEE-The barque Breeze, Outerbridge mas
ter, arrived yesterday in the river below, in 50
days from Rio, with $500 bags Coffee to Messrs.
CREEsHAw g. FISHER These gentlemen freight.
ed the Breeze out with their Flour, and the pro-
ceeds were converted into the return cargo Of
Coffee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

~ Engineers and Machipists are hereby
notified attend meeting of the trads to be. held
at Schsd's House, broad street, TUESDAY eve
ming, July 18th, at o'clock. s.;s1N
II il hoped that every Mschinist interested In the
prosperity of the trade will attend, % business ct
great interest will be brought before the meeting
By order of the Committee. II ~
jy l5--lt& M II. HURLOE, Preft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

- Mechanics, Building Fund Aasocia.
rIoN-The 22d monthly meeting Of this Accession
viii Be held at Saunder9 Hall, 1HIS EVENING, q
81 O'Clock. ~ So. ..y..-ss,.
The Secretary will be at the store Of Mr. L. 2. Ell
lie during the evening" to receive the dues Of mem
befs 49, III - % e. MCCARTHY,
J iv I5-1t re 9As Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

e. Mr.. joins PERkY, of Norfolk, presented ua
yesterday with copies mos and 10Y of the "Hsto-
ryof the War with Russia" Mr.. P. will call to-day
on his subscribers with the above Nos of this valua-
BILE publication sfss 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

II ALEX. HILL, Importer aud Manufacturer of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes No. ls7,
Main street, is prepared to furnish his friends and
the public generally. with Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, VALIcEs, &c. of quality that can
not be surpassed and at prices that cannot fail to
tlease All in want Of good GOODS and at low pri-
will cali on Mr.. HILL. where they be pleased
in price, quality and style. fet rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

E We are Indebted to Capt Outerbridge, o.
the brig Breeze, for files of Rio papers.
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Arrival Of the vincenn

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE U. s. sloop- of.war
yincennes, Of the Behring straits exploring expe.
dtion, Commander Rodgers, has arrived, seventy.
four DAYS from Tahiti.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

~ Noticc...The annual Meeting Of the
Steckholasr of the Tuckshoe and James River Rail
road Company will be held at the Office Of Dunlop
Moncnre Co, on MONDAY, the 2stn instant, 1t !!
O'Clock, P. M. G. w. ROYHrER,
3 jy S-2tawtd Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

~ Auction Noti q .-.Thc atfc4fian @
and dsas u solicited TO our
sale Of Household and Kitchen turnisuIe, InAe
MORNING commencing ut 70 o'clcck. - ~
~ IL LARUS L SHINE, Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

Mr.. CLAYTON. in recent debate in the Senate,
paid strong tribnts to the late patriotic and na-
tional letter Of Hon Wn. G. Rives to 1lr. Win
throp, on the troubles of the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

MARINE DIsAsTER.--The Bark spirit of the
Sea-" which has been ashore for some time on
Currituck Beach, had been gotten off by the. Pro
vincetown Screw and Lever Co.; but while waiting
for a steam tug to take her to Norfolk, . strong
n. E. gale came on and she sunk, losing every
thing off deck, and giving the men but barely time
to escape with their lives. They will, however
make another attempt to save her.
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.su..an !! SSHAsERib 3,
NURSE. Would be willing to 80 to the SPRINGS
Apply at this Office. & B II. jy l5-lt4 {
WANTKD-A Yoana N q \ TO drive :
w Bread Wagon in Petersbure; one accustomed
to the business preferred. To good man. good an
couragement win DO given. Address-statiug qusli-
fca,ions refssencss and wages expectsd-Box s.: sss
WANTKD-A Wet Nurse immediately,
~ either white or colored. Apply at this Office
U ~ - - ..sA q
WANT D--Immcdiately, a white wo-
man, Who i On excellent eoes' w. .i.s and
references - to character and required
One who can come we'll ommended will obtain
good situation. Apply at this Office jy l2-fs
WANTED-- ENIPLOYMENT- a land
w scapc Gardener and ornamental Planter, with
out incumbEance; who has perfect knowledge of
gardening in all its various branches, well Of
conducting market garden on the largest and most
profitable scale Apply &C this Office, or at the seed
st6ks Of Mr.. WIN. PALMER, for the next ten days.
~ l2-4t* IN
AND knsoNs IN NTH rhE T WssFs H aDkEa
CAROLINA RAILROAD.-The highest price will
DO paid for thirty good Stone Cutters and Masons 70
'os n"''' y ' T. {. Z sia Rsis1V n co.
jy l0-6ts Salisbury, North Carolina.
lVANTED--To hire for the balance Of the
w yesr, Negro Woman Of good character. to be
employed a . house servant Apply at this Office.
il s-n
WANTED--A good, plain GAKHNEEf.--+
. NJ OR SALE-A front PEW in st. Pauls
Church. Enquire ct this office. jy 8--2w
WANTED.--AsN N cchanic, TO flf and put mp
W cast iron fronts for buildings-nons but com
= : - ~i BsoSWSiEsks, SNYDER CARTER,
y Its Richmond Stove Works.
gWANTED.--l wish TO hire. for tho hnl
w ances of the year, colored MAN Of eood char.
acter, to act a. porter In my store. z
y jv Eats a5 ALFRED MOsEs.
WANrED, HOUSE PAINTHfs..-Fr01n1
W four to six more good HOUSE PAINTERS
application to the subscriber. sa - 9s.s.9s9ss
JAS NJ. CARTER. 18th street.
Opposite the Post Office.
s NJ have In my employ celebrated FRESCO
PAINTER. Shsuld my patrons, or the public sen.
orally hsve any Painting Of thst ds.cription that
they wish to have done really beautfu-such q the
Decorating Of Ceilings Side Walls Parlor Floors
Tor particular occa,on, whsthsr in Oil otherwise,
workmanship topleass the most fastidious.
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~ We are indebted to Hon. R. NJ T. Hunter
and Hon. John Lstcber for copies of able speeches
The sum of 5000 has been subscribed in Ne"
Orleans for the relief Of the sufferers by the mum
dalton In France
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collision between them Ano Lug SoaAAA''ssS -
Was apprehended on -.
Loss 100000 .u .,,.uu to- h,e.a.
The markets were dull, espeeiasiy ,os p 9se.dI
At u s15 50. $3.50
/ Grain crops of California generally favorable.
u.;--.IoT,no Vircenr...
| ~, :. q
NEW YORK, July i4-Ine y. 2. sioop-orw.f
Vincennes, of the Behr1ng straits exploring e1pe.
dition Commander Rodgers, has arrived, seventy.
| four DAYS from Tahiti ~
/ 80. =. -
.1oTEN,r111N NATIUNAI, 12T4KD.
ANEspaY l srsnins 18Th Instant It O'clock
y 15-at e.'i y. i. FORE. Orderly.
| = - = - = :. = - -
| %MALEkYIAs.soss meeting sn I u your Company
nbs2A By ordsr Of the Captain.
| " rs 1t JNO r. PoCKINGTON. ID SRI.
1855. :, - ---.;7 - :,
II lie Tenn mss,iDs It the i p1.!b xp
~ risn Church on Church Hill lRsy. W.
4 INV 18Th at 81 o,losi. Rev, r v Moors'
= n xv;li sda1ess the meeting =
- "- - Gk
~ sprtrafietd DivisInr. No. 1877 3. of =.
Atnnd csifsd ,res,;rs ~ vnur niv,s;on Tp1S
1Tuasdayl EVENING" at O'clock. for the purpose Of
sttendins the above meeting. - : 49,
Members Of Sister nyisons and also the Cadets Of
Ismperance are coI0auy ,nSted 20 Unite Win VS.
BY ofoer OF the pn Wor' pYcu.pneoN
hobT. T.. AlCnAhDSON.
.,ilE.-a = CHICK ERIN1;,e Plan
E&ssE3El:H& ANO FoRTES-To be had at Ma.
I'M ri NJ 1863 Main 1T opposite the Exchange
NATHL CARUSI,
yEly Sole AGENT
RATH Cl,TTAa.M I1Oesk HT.T,sI -
E3 This niessant retreat II now in mccessfuJ one-
E9 ration No exnens. has hsen sns rad 10 NIL.
Il nl.ca ~ .ttr.ctian ia nrov;d. e. inroc.nt 80
heaIthv smnsemen. Ten.n;n xii;s. sbnsis Ro.,d.
Quot and Marble grounds have bssn arranged; and
inSeea evervthine has and III he Sons on fhe sat
- ~ on;a.n ~ No.. uunr s ~ liz Psi
f.vo, b ,hs; ana
ous and disorderly persons are stricty densd nscs
bsrs 1 ~ Pe-'oA' - '''1isJ 1'AA'1 p'ses
AI.o Roara;nr and Il dv;nv The rom. A.. n;..l
fitted up, and indeed for comfort and eeannes. can
jyl5-2m. THE PRQPRIETOR.
- F(lK KENT-.The brick Warehouse
| M* on the Basin at tas corner OF Cary and I0th
:x streets. now occupied BY Messrs. =; Q. w.
Apply to Is JOHN RUTHERFOORD.
y lo-I. = - -
c1Ax FOM SALE.:. !. light two horse
ra r. aS,r ana hAH =. EsS, stlong andin
:u 1000 9rcsr sa.a9le iOr lfaveiins OF plea
q. MA ~ Coach snop, 0G Lombard Alley be-
tween tsIn ana i4'n hreets. The present owner has
no ase Ior e U bot
1eggn =. W q s AW q, " from The prea
-N-N Of the plank road, at Bacon Quarter
zssze Branch, On Saturday last, brindie col
s Ia .c 0ng S1syed horns point: sawed
less and END OF tai white, with leather collar on,
quo ,a gTiy nstsy W.T. eaiI noln COWS are fat and
them re- ma iy i5G,s AIrr SruM uGryei
49,. s,T MS: :; " .o-o. A0o soaoLz
= opEIsLnALLi -slnGe Ine building we occupied
inr Uv to..bi1ds Of onr .toc and destroy
thizsr and in appreciation Of their %sn, .Taps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

- FOX kENT...The brick Warehouse
streets s now occupied BY Msssrs. i. q. ".
D. Tompkins. Possession given Ist of October
Apply to JOHN RUTHERFOORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-15

$3.50. FOR SALE.-.A Tight two horse
Gk PHETOn and HARNESS, strong and in
XIk---good order, suitable for travelling or plea
will be sold low if early application IL made at
NJ. MANGUM'S Coach Shop, or Lombard Alley, be-
tween 18th and 18th nreets. The present owner has
no use for it f5s#ss jy l5-6t