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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

LNURNITURE WAREROOflS kEMOy.
l. ED.-JOHN A. BELVIN has removed his Fur
RINTHIAN HALL 1.-THE cid q and of Messrs. Jons
4 Potts Main street, square above the Banks.
He takes pleasure In saying to his gene
rally that he has established himself in lsrge facto
w. which gives him decided facilities, and with which
he Is again prepared TO get the very best styles of
Furniture to order In addition to this, he 10 con-
stsnty manufacturing every artistic in the furniture
line, and will keep choice and well arranged assert
ment of such styles and qualities, 40 he knows are
adapted to the varied wants and tastes OF tho peo-
pie.
Thanking generous community for the liberal pa.
tronege heretofore bestowed, he respectfully solicits
continuance and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting 10 effort his part 10 give full and entire
JOHN A. BELyiN also gives his personal atten-
ton to the UNDERTAKING business--beiny at all
times well supplied with "Metaic Burial Cases,n
Mohosapy and Poplar Coffins. Burial Vestmenta new
Hearse and all the regulates for funerals. Orders
loft at "Corinthan Hall" will meet with prompt at
tention. my X-dlm
UsT kECElvED..-sVch hay just receiv.
ed smother lot Of Boys Alpaecs JacketA TO winch
we call the ate ntiop Of those In want.
MERCHANT, WEIsIGER CO..
jsI2 No-li2 Msia street.
EKksH BUTTEK..--k cceivinE dniiy, d.
4 rect from the InounIsirs, : regular sopply Of
o''sa . 2 cents per p0anws III, ring
js Il--6t 8 and FHptlin 81, Ola Msrket
NJ OTlC g = y . have lust received ~
steamer, . large sddifion 70 our stock OF Cloth
me- which rsnden y complete; and ye wil ell soods
soods are 81 ourselves ith great care
expressly for the retail trade and in every ease war
rantsd % plesss ecu z alive as6 -, =
- MERCHANT, WEisi M ~ i CO.
4a w ~ - sse 49, !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

n ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
ery Virginia on the banks of the Roanoke River,
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This water Is unequdiled in ito
ecacious qualities by any mineral acater in the Union
and contains peculiarly its ocn and which
have nerer yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its has reached and yeiiered cases
which all medicine and other mineral caters had failed
in. PEI wishing to gain further information in
regard the sanitive qualities of the water, re.
ferred to large cards. which we have in all the princi
pal Hotels, Steamboats, Cars, &c with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest Character
We have recently erected large BATHING establish.
ments of all descriptions ALSO comfortable Recsp-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock T. d..
We will be- prepared to receive visitors by the lst
day of June Our best efforts will be given render
visit to this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant JNO. w. HOLT SONS.
INV 17-dtiOA Projectors.
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AND BOT.
IL THING ESTABLISHMENT.-It 10 9 fired fac

DTCHNOND SODA WATER AND BOT.
II THING ESTABLfSHMENT.-It na 1red fact
that the ouly genuine article OF Notified SODA
WATER made in this city, is put up by M. McCOR.
MACK, who aatters himself that he 10 able to COM
pete with any manufacturer either North or South
having been engaged in the business for the last nine
years.
branches for Mr.. WIN. r. LADD and takes this me-
thod of informing bis numerous friends and the pa
irons of his old establishment that nothing on his
mart shall be wanted to sustain its former reputa
ton.
R- To prevent imposition, be sure to call for
aMcCORMACK'S SODA WATER
~ SODA WATER, ALE and PORTER deliver.
ed in all parts of the city, free Of charge.
~ All orders from city or country customers
f''p'' WIN p. LADD,
an 5-Sm Pearl st.. and No. sos Broad St
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
IA SELLING OFF At COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. 20S Broad street, Richmond, Va with view to
changing his business will sell from this time the
10th day of August, his large, varied and beautiful
stock Of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
at COST. The goods then remaining ON hand, will
be closed out at public auction.
Ali persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods of a
superior quality. will here find sufficient inducement
commodating, and wants to save ~ much expense as
possible BY If not wholly avoiding the auction. Be
wise .-cat and examine for yourselves.
N. K. The store now occupied BY me will be for
rent after the LIST of September 1t is excellent
location for dry goods store, for which purpose it
my z7-sn - M w ROSE.
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eu STRAW EDODs...We beg ImA
Esl leave 10 cetl tire attention OF sill who z5E
&sAn are in want NJ STRAW GOODS, to
our beautifal assartilsent. viz
Ladies' Beaver e11 tekaofp Ridins Hats and Flats
Do Leshorps nsni1 xpd Straw Flats aud Bloomers
Chldren's Straw qeoda 81 every variety
Boys and youths Le&hern and Braid Hats
Do s. do Straw Csps
Gents Lsshorn, Bird Panama, Senate and Hiawatha
Hats; sod last bus not least those beautiful India
Hats. which for pestness cannot be exceiled.
Besides large assortment OF Straw goods for SER
Wants, such rs
Palm LEST Mountain Leshnru, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most respectfully
cali the attention of friends and visitors to the
city.
RINFORD, DICKINSON 4 wEIsIGER,
mv2g No. 70 Main street.
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EaNEAI' KEDUCTION IN THE IN
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS-From I'LL
Is to 24per cent saved By buying from J.
~ r. ANTHONY Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats best quality so
MoIeskin Has second oualit, 90
Fsshionnble Silk s,..,..,................ 2 80
Fine CaIfskin Sewed Boots s so
Copgresa Cater boots Observation-Disclosures. 25
Fins Calfskin Sewe Shoes 2 %
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city OF philadelphia sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskh
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. -oc l8-d6cly
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IOHN w. DAVIES
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded BY the Mechanics In
stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia
je lots
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n RUNAWAY -Knuawny from the
d subscriber, on the LIST January last, negro
&4m woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
AaV estate of Samuel Peasants deceased. She
,6Hnis of a dark brown complexion about TWEEN
ty-seyen wears old and has mother living in Butch
ertown, and many relations living in Powhatan,
whers she is no doubt harbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to me at the jail OF
Henrico, and all expenses paid.
INV Stiff ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
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stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
lie i0-ts
r1NHE SUBSCRIBER. Agent for Mnyo
Il and Clifford Cabell, for the ssle Of their lumber,
IL prepared to ill bills. and receive orders for all
kinds of building material. Flooring, T. 81. 6fand
Sd inch dress, always hand, lRichnond Planning
MILL s. e. ROBINSON
jc fl..-6t
yTEAM ENGINE, Ec.-.For sale, n ihir.
- ty horse power Stesrs Engine but little used and
now In first rate order. Also, SCylinder Boilers 81 feet
long "a inches in diameter; four Circular Saw Shafts
and cue cast iron Bsed Wheel. 10feet in Diameter
The Engine and fixtures Just good a. new, aud
viii DO sold for one-half their value
v. BARGAAfIN,
je 10--dlN No. 2oi, Main street
DRkNlIUM tiRIsT MII.L~ FOR SALE
IL have on hand seven of MOVES BURR STONE
MILLS which Mills have taken the first premium
vt the Worlds Fair London and ct every other Fair
where they have been exhibited fhsye also, several
small Water Wheels-one Of iron, a low a. $50
Alao lot OF second hand ~ Machinery ouch - Shat
ting Pmles Bes &c.; all of which viii be sold very
low IL can be seen at the store 10th street. two
doors from BarsamiAs corner whore will receive
TO sell conai.sion, every description sf rev and
sscoudhsnd Machinery. JOHN A. JETEks
sClreuar With cut description and prices Of Il sse
Mills, sent 70 any direction. gratis application.
my iS-dfs
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Fish KlUUks AND FISH

~ ING TACKLE of every description.
consisting in part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick, Virginia. Sea and other Hooks;
Silk, Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods Snoods; Canton Sea Grass; Floats
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder.
Fssks Shot Belts Game Bags; Percussion Caps; dim
king Flasks Colts and other Pstols Pen and Pocket
Knives &e., all sfwhich offer at the lowest whols
sale prices. 8. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. 1S2 Main street,
nah A-Sm Opuosjte Enele SGr
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RUNAWAYS.


"a TEN DOLLARS RGWARU...AL-
0T BERT, negro, hired by US of Robt. +. Broad
IN dus, of this city. formerly of Caroline, left our
~ service on the 10th May. He IL about six feet
SAhigh. forty years of age. has lost three front
teeth bis left ancle swollen. The above reward, and
reasonable expenses. win be paid for his delivery to
hO1SIEh, nnO1uL q w.,
ie l4-dI0t&c2t Factory. 18th str-st
~ TWENTY.fIVE DOLLARs RE.
al WARD.-Ranaway from my farm IN Powha
tan county, u negro man named WILLIAM,
about feet inches high, of medium size,
* blind in eye; supposed to be lurking'about
the city of Richmond. The above reward will be
given ii taken and lodged In Messrs Puliiam Davis
Jail. Address, Sublett's Tavern. Powhatan county.
ie IL 6t* JOHN LA"SoN.
a RUNAWAY In JAlL.--There was
az committed to the Jail of Henrico county, on
n the 4th day Of April, q negro man calling hun
n self ARMISTEAD CLARKE. az the property
AAo of Mary Sims of the city OF Richmond, and
was formerly the property of q Mr. Thompson, Of
Goochand He is about ffty-fve years old, black,
and has very grum look when spoken to; and was
very badly dressed when Committed. The owner
will please come forward prove property, pay char
ges and take him away, be will be dealt with the
law directs A. B. HUTCHESON, D. ID. Z.
my Sl-6w
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N yL ESK raaENA,s;jE l; q g., yALI1BLE

49, - 49, - CITI OF kICHMOND.--The upde,.
nEned ofier fer lease, for term Of yesrs two
bic FIGURING Mills, and also Corn Mn ons Of vbssh
located IN the west wing Of the Arrnsry Eu,lsa.a
within 10 feet OF the Canal bank, thereby so,sps.
This Mill 10 new and in Cd order q. bas IN, -.
OF Burr, capable Of making from l25 to I5n bbls ns
day, with an established brand which the Ies.ee vi,
be permitted to en- favorab Die terms win
The other Mill, known as Brsrs,s Min &. aI.o
venientiy located and in good order Ii has 4 rsi,
Burr, capable OF manufacturing from so to 50 bbls
per asy, ana Corn NH with rair Buus with fine
run OF custom There s also attached TO shia mill n
acres OF ground with stables and yard milies house
&c Both mills have ample water power.
THIS 10 rare opportunity for any one wishing tn
engage in the milling buiness And if NOT iesssS ~,
privately before the 18th June, they will be put up ss
auction, to the highest bidder ~ =
For further information, apply to
C. LAYNE 4 CO..
je 2-3t.wtd Armerv Richmond ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

- THE GREATEST SACAlElCE
EVER OFFERED IN SHOES.-Received
a. and opened this morning, 6 coo pair Of La
dies and Missed Shoes to suit everybody in quality
and price. Ladies' 0siters black and colored at ri
Misses best Philadepbia made Caters at II; Ladies'
first quality Bootees 81; with many other styles of
Shoes, which will be sold in proportion Also,
nice lot of Boy1 Oxierd es.and Straps; Calf and
Patent Leather shoes; which will be sold SO per cent.
cheaper than the same can be had elsewhere. CAL
and see the great bargains at
MARCUS HARRIS,
je6 lS5 Broad 1T. sign of the Big Man.
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Some Remarkable cures performed by THE Linz
rnent have como under our especial notice OF iafe,
and among them we will mention the case ofa MRS.
Johnston. on Union HILL who had been confined to
her bad for more than week by rheumatism, ana
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARDs RHEuMA-
TIC LINIMENT. Prepared only bT ro,.rr
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH Its -asE 5f.ss &c
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DISSOLUTlONs &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ndersia ned
CLAY DREWRY.
1.nua- "a tQSc

NOTICE.-.1he f1rm oil BROOKS, BELL
IN WALLER will mot be dissolved till further
notice We will early day close out our stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our successors,
Mssus. Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
js ITS BROOKS, BELL WALLER
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- EOM kENT. and pessessis1 1ivS-
On the east dde Of o. between rss y .s e
streets latslJ oecapied By Mr.. John NJ Conn., 80
,aniss rooms Kitchen with rosms mest 4, 49, 80.
family. This property il well shaded n fssnt
ersi trees and possessed some adssuiss pos
met With 10 renting houses For further
sppy EDWARD D. EACf1O- -sA
Pc xtss~~
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Financial and Commercial.

No sales oil Virginia Stock. Friday or Saturday,
IN New York.
with regard to the condition Of the New York
v,onev market and the Ericssons news, the Jour.
nal Of Commerce, of Friday. says:
There IA more demand for money from sever.
a, nons Ia the Interior and the decline In rates OF
interest has also called out better demand from
the city, but the supply Is still abundant The
news BY the Ericsson Is looked upon rs on the
whole favorable, in view Of the advance In funds
and the conciiatory tone Of the British Govern.
ment toward this country, although breadstuffs
and cotton were depressed y
The imports of foreign dry goods at New York.
for the corresponding week Of last wear as win be
seen from the annex ed comparison -
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN Day GOODS AT NEW YORK.
For the week.
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. FOR KENT.-That very desirn ole
:A House on Main street, End door above 10th ST.
This house 10 in the most improving part OF the
city, being in short distance of the Banks and other
public places of business Possession given LIST i.
Apply to fe l8---ts BENJAMIN DAVIS,
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EDUCTlON In COKE.--Froui tails day
Ii until the LIST of September next will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL
LARS per load At this price, it is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches, Stores
Tobacco Factories, and private dwellings, as well az
for cooking raI ges and stoves
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at $3.50
per load for lump, and IS for hailthe first grade be-
ing passed fuel for CRATES and opeu stoves
BY any coal whatever
rv Coke Yards corner 9th and Byrd streets, and
lOIh street and Basin bank
ia 6ts JNO J. WERTH Agent -
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- FOX RENT--A new brick Dwelling,
:s on 9Th street, north of Leigh, containing eight
= rooms with gas in each, good brick kitchen,
and coal and wood houses also hydrant In the yard
Possession can be had Immediately Apply to
JOS. e. COURTNEY,
nv 28-ts At Goddin IL Apperson's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
5flfft MistlIlanu.
Guardian Angels.


There are those who believe that it is
the especial privilege of the "loved and
lost" to be thereafter the guardian watch
ers OF the living who are left behind them.
Such persuasion has dried many a
mourner's tears. In the overwhelming
grief that death brings, it is relief un-
speakable to think that the lamented pa
rent. the cherished partner, or the dar-
ling child are still with us, separated only
by thin division of air, sympathizing
with us, watching over us, and silently
persuading us to holy actions. Often has
such conviction checked the rising tho't
of evil, and turned the tempting and err
ring back to the paths of virtue. We
would fain believe that those sweet inno-
cents who are given to their parents for
awhile, and who are taken away just as
they have begun to weave themselves
about our hearts, are angels in disguise,
sent to wean US from earthly things and
revive in our souls a longing for Paradise
God spiritualizes us in this way when all
other means fail. There are praying
mothers whose sons are far away to whom
this belief has sometimes come with pc
culiar beauty. Oh! what inexpressibl'
Joy to think that guardien angels atteno
the wanderer in the watches of the nigh
in the storms at sea, on the wide prairie
and on the bleak Sierra. Grown mel
separated by vast oceans, from their oar-
ly homes, often feel rs if some nVisioie
presence was with them; a1 though ce
lestial spirit won by nother's petitions
were constantly protected by their foot
steps.
; There is German legend which say
that each of us at birth, have guardia
e angel appointed, who remains with u
until death, unless driven away at our re
morseless wickedness. Alas, for thos
who have banished their invisible attend
T ant. What dissolution there must b
: as they go into the dark eternity TO come
D lonely wanderers whom no messenger
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
81 Love You.''
yuLo l. osa sa;1;t9

Who do you suppose said it
No. She was very beautiful, with her
cheeks of rosy hue, and the curling au-
born tresses that the wind sports gallant
ly; but she did not say it. Not the bright
creatures. by whose side stands a lover,
looking so tenderly into those glorious
eyes, nor yet the dimple babe. with cher
ub face, lifted to the more masure but not
less innocently sweet &atures' with the
holy light of -.other glorifying every
smile.
Tnen who do you suppose said it?
Wrong again. Not that newly welded
husband, whose home for few feeting
months he has aptly called heaven-ful
of smiles and tenderness, and oft repeated
vows fitting like birds of paradise in rain
bow plumage-where pretty white ro
bed being. with girlish, matronly air
elides about the neat kitchen making Will
her own hands the snowy bread. Where
when the odious shop is closed. he cal
come with bounding heart, and, sitting
with her hand in his, rove with a pair o
brown eyes over his "Daisy," every littl
while STOPPING to snatch kiss from tn
red lips so close to his cheek. Althoug
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25

seldom made any reply. but his disap-
lpointment. and the shock pf such rccep-
ton. just when his feelings were SO excl
ted, changed their curreR into one OF un-
heard of bitterness for him.
"Why, mother" he said, .'no one is
to blame but yourself. You need not
begin to look out for me another night
till it's time for me to come. Then you
won't lose your labor"
The instant he said it, his conscience
overwhelmed him with self reproach.
"Dear, dear, old mother" he said,
throwing his arms around her neck, ~ m
ashamed of mysell.
"Well, Johnny, there's no need to be,
for better son never lived; and l only
stood at the gate to say that 10 ynin- be-
cause I've been so fretted with the chill
dren to day"
John, however. punished himself Sc
verely. He would not open the package
until the next Sunday. Then. seated in
jealous privacy in the church yard be-
hind the holly-trees, he unfolded the pa
per and gazed with dhating eyes upon
the long. dark curl. which he held by a
neat blue ribbon, and let fall to its full
length. What an enhancing sight to
him--and how rapturously dear little Lois
was!
And who is this boy? ] can tell you,
dear reader, what he is now, but not what
he win be- He strides onward SO fast,
that he may not pause before he reaches
the Presidential chair, though now his
| feet do not seem turned in that direction.
Let me tell you what he has done already
and answer the question Lois asked him,
,"Why he worked and saved so?"
His father was an Incorporate man, and
left his family-which had claim upor
him for at least respectable position in
society--not only destitute, but under the
disgrace of his name and reputation. -
This was Johns only inheritance--for the
farm was mortgaged. nearly all the furni
ture sold, and even the farm implements
and stock, due to debtors little likely to
be lenient in their claims. They were
those who sold liquor to the besotted mar
Johns mother was shiftless, complain
ing woman, and he had four little sisters
But his industrious and c4aeerful spirit
despite contemptuous treatment, battled
its way through all difficulties. He had
not only the quality of patient endurance,
but the power of self conquest by earnes
discipline. His farm is the best managed
and his house the prettiest in the village
1t is all redeemed, of course. His sist r.
are among the best educated of our com
munity, and he himself is our boast ane
pride.
But he is not married. He cannot fine
the darling head to which the curl be
longed. He is happy man--but there il
one sigh in his heart, for since Mr.. R.
and Lois left for Europe on that day long
ago, he has never heard one word ofthem
Perhaps she had fulfilled her mission, te
be guardian angel to one who needed I
comfort and support the world did not giv'
him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
~ w.rsoy AVN Hail C.sE-Ru.

THE WATSON AND HALL CAsE.-Ru-
mors have gone abroad that Hon. Cooper
K. Watson, in the Tifin Ohio) District.
intends contesting the seat of Judge Hall.
his successful competitor for Congress.
on the ground that Hall had not resigned
his Judgeship. Col. Watson authorizes
the Seneca Adoertiser to state that he has
rever had the least idea of eonteslng
Judge Halls seat on the question OF eligl-
bilitY.