davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

mo CHAIKNIAKEKS AND GAKPEN.
i TERS-Proposals will be received at the Office
of the City Engineer In the City Hall until ~ osa6ck
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of March next, for sask-
ing and delivering about 80 neal feet OF Settlers
also be received at the time and place for erect
ing q Stage and Fixtures In said Hall. Plans and
specifications of the above work can be at the
office OF the underssned, where all further nforma-
ton can be obtained. aass2 w. GILL,
&c 0i-fA siS ssss19s3a Ea1fs5 City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
RIGHaaOND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA.

first session of this Insttution will commence March
9TH, 1856, and continue Tor Is weeks. Its object 10
afford Systematic and thorough of instruc-
ton in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL The pupils of this School
viii be chased according to previous aainmens and
the course of instruction particularly adapted to each
The Pesollogon raode Of teaching Will be pursued.
The Principal will have charge Of the clauses in the
Vocal hills In every other department he will be
aided by some Of the most accomplished teachers in
the city, In the yncsl department especial attention
will be gwen to the cultivation of the voice. which
includes Instructions in respiraton resonance quality
of tone, pronunc;atlon articulation. euunciation and
phrasing and in general all that belongs to tasteful
style IN execution. sahA go s@-a
TERMS for the sessos per scholar. two lessons per
week Vocal class exercses lst and I'd classes fadut1
81 So for Sd and 9Th classes CuyeniieA same number
of lessons - 25 Lessons on the Organ Piano, Melo.
deon, Harp and Instrumentation two per week, $50;
lessons on the Violin, Flute, Guitar, &C., two per
week, eS; priysts lessons ON the Voice, 81 per les
son. Il s1&F ~ E7za rIsss = sd5-i
The instructions to the clsssea In Vocal Music win
be given in the Lecture Room of the Second Presby-
terrain (DF. Hpge's) Church. - y 49, S 81
2 Further information csn be had by application to
the Principal at his study, on 9Th street between
Clay and Marshall, or BY reference TO Circulars
kEFERENCES--Tot the Pastors OF the Churches
Of this city. -1bs1S ssitSs@s fe SS---lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

DkAIH OF MIsER-A female pauper, named
May Flynn, died few days since ct the Aims.
noess N rsssnurg. Pa, and when her body was
elapsed around her waist. = -. - - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

Il ton IL combination Of the active principles al
the best Calsaya Bark, with other improved and val
liable Tonic and AntifebriIe agents. here presented
In the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in an eminent
degree entirely devoid of their objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeable taste. zaa
II may be employed with benefit In all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever corrOborant influence IL desired and no
contra-ndicstng symptoms exist and in the absence
of all local inaation especially Of the stomach and
bowels it will be found highly seYyiceable in relax
cd nervous condtion--in some forms of Dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite and lsnguor where tonic influence
il Observation-Disclosures diseases Of Neuralgia ~
fsbrile character and In many other cases to which
will be directed. 1t will prove servicesbe in ward
ing of the miHsnla arising from low damp Gtua-
tona and, by its invigorstins tonic influence 10 pre-
venting after recovery recurrence Of the attack.
ss51'ia IS s3F.s PURCELL LADD & Co. 81
oe 10 Druggists, 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

nANlEL p. HOWLE. COLLECTOR
II AND GENERAL sAGENT.-The subscriber
having resigned his office at the Ship Lock- would
most respeetfully offer his services TO his friends snd
the public q General Agent and Collector, renting
out Houses hiring out Negroes. etc assuring them
that any business entrusted his care shall receive
promrt attention. sssxses ssss nah 1--2w >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

THE. DAILY DIsR1A ~:
s.1; s;,.1ss;ssssss: 80
49,. S.ssaAsE ~ ~ y. s.sr' q
ls.esr ftssn IL e4essseus8 y ~ -. IL
L-.rr,srs q shexssaad puke kleLs go 8 ~
s.s.,s. sss rsisces Alssshdri. re'ss - a 8
s.ssss, - su,.ss, !. d. Isspsrisl tAaly e e.
III 49, foIiered by the sy,nprlbiss q = -
- q sociefy nom De day upon ..a,s~s 6red
sss~ns knowu % tie psbiic. Ftve snynssss-ss.r.r
frcm he rompasts q the kor 80 ~ tSe susfs
sasoancsdshs day OF the es'' @,A- : . q
d. 6. ,,,.,ss.,a. wore, durtps she ssrssosy 3
passni6cent crown Of diamouds. las lss.s - ~
ersa.ea dr.ss Mined VIZ "a 81 she rsssr
\, ctssrt.r n ths nss eeaFt Of the ftsszd fpnkea
EssSosss a splenSsd ssppsr % thS- ihax6ls ssile
ss., .,:s "a &, s.ssi s ssy ssss
800 The cosp dse3i WasfAiry IKE. :. =
The ,esdine arsisss Of NE isGilaa opesa perform
Cd during the banquees . vocAl coneeff occasion.
any arssss,n :, brilliant s,ssss e sss ,sss.
proposed to The aourtsh ~ triRpstA Were followed
BY discharges Of eAnnon dsed from the fortress OPP
posse the palace. 1pon thS oshsr bank ofshe Neya-
TIE city va insninstss and The ssree,a erewasa
.----- $50 ---.--- 49, g
4 SPECIMEN or You've .AxxRIeA.--The Phila.s
defphis BuIlietin he's an accouns Of the arrest q
Charles odstl slesen years Of age. The reporter
says s.. 80 81 aeiast-sse s
When We arsf ssss he yosnssterhe was sittine
g desk u ths poics c9urt With paper and pen.
osuid beat any one writing "a thes shausys s. He
says he has been to boafdioe school and upou be-
ING asked what he iearned his reply .wss . good
tls fellow rave his raeht name fhst is
elo<hing was marx ed II he CANA from a hoa r1i,fc
school and pfoposcd 20 examine Ma sbirf The
yonngster ssid .suss Is marked: cor II Il wern't
whose eharee she nov bs ha 49, ,,. !. ~, ~
nser of tha Trerton ReiIrasJ 49, ,ha ~ II Sa
did not tell him tie koardlnr school he went 10 was
In Grand street The J1rcbfr stoutIy denied he
bad said So, ana fended that he went to day
school In that etreet ma vvonnd up with AZ cot
you there, Ga sep.rs EDou being told he would be
cent 70 the House Of Refuge be said shat would
we VIII take you there according to law, If you
sYou cans DO said Young America. for every
man 10 ID n,yn la and MI r.S,,se 10 % . IRE
story OF this fsenius az I;hertv IL thai his father
forneriy reslded In Ne,ybur hut removed this
city. and q now in tbs drv' goods Lnsiness b,,t
vs,:, 20 aoss nos nov ne mas peen ia
and New Yort for ssvsrsi aavs rsar 8 ~ hsry
haDdea over n tfa noi;cs IN he;s ~ a a 70
id net 6nd Il dificuif to GET ride an locomotve
he aid "no he soon talked the engineer into IT.
tims be viii be kindly cared for. He does not
eesm 70 care what disposition is made Of him, 20
b can ride oniocomotives - - 4 i
2 -. u !. s.
WUHOkkIUE EtEPHASTss--ME William Ceoke's
Two wonoerfu performing elephantss in Ergl tne.
pave Deen purchased py MI Sands, the celebrated
AneHean equestrian manager. % an immense cost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

TUE TsSsrTlScr IL sSSSW SseeIvis9 81
e osslss - sls.sS essl fsrts
Won SALE = ssssss1 q shss ElssE ssssad Ruiid-
ilg Associations. b -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

RHODE ISLAND STATE DEBT-The Rhode Il.
land House Of Assembly was occupied all day on
dabt After . tedious debate, the whole subject
Vas indsanitely postponed by . vote of IS to a7 =
The Providence Journal says: Three successive
Legislatures, Democratic, Wing and American.
nave now refused 70 recognize these claims The
probabilities of their payment were never more
remote than ai present." = :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

AYorso LADY walking ont one flne .csnine
- The celebrated John Wflkea sYon ace, III
i hsvs come out for httie sun and AIR nYou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

ERANARf AMI FEED STlDkk,--YEs
NJ gnsd has taken the house corner Of ~
lin and Wall stxseta fornesIy occupied by 1less1 o.
y C.b.Hil. foe the purpose Of Conducting the
GRAIN ANDlFEED BUSINESS 1a-tAss
where be will keep constantly hand full ansert-
meptof I'll kinds Of 6rsin Min Q6al, Hay Corn Nal
sad othsf tirlss usuay Kept a Grsaasiss md kesd
Heheps By giving biz hnsipesu striet psrsorsl Il.
tsntien, and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal pefrepase FROM hs friends end the public
generally. viii deliver cay article feeef ehnree
suywhege Ia the corporation. He VIII also atfen3 %
s@1 BELLiN6 COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor moderate eernmisslops and will inpura for hs
eeunts5 friends The hishset malk pees br ~ con
si e Zss. entrusted e ha1s Ioun s no.,,, .
q LII RATHNT TIEE IND 6UH.
a Clan pkO0F GEFLENsnuisctnrs by
aelmsA Valentine I Rstief Nsw Yolk. aad prossd
p TIE ssyesest teetsto y s ~ nfe . ~ narlL
1eafe eeps seS the aboys $40. 3 ak y /
hts-er 10 ~ s,.s, s. - /,
EECakss LkECHEH TEECl 3 ~
49, ~ s9esIy$9s ~ Nf4124x 4oooek1s y ~
~ M 49, yAA6tA - - e = e 5Nei
gkea ~ - Mpeooshl - ~ aq1sko 800
~ hcon g - day - The Neis pgssfus kooa un1es
sns A4sr'csai hc4el - eGlniS2 - ~ $3.50 -
Z g &c Monsoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07


u{11oknn051m - nHx&1k L. @ -
fskrlil 10 q peslsll 49, ~
.ssFs - lrdlsssi ih M q Ire s.sss ss!I.e
IL e4trtof11axl 49, Enqss g, 3 49, 49,
Mna11ee ff0p5 buainets s;.sz Il Sc - AAsSssa
lsice ~ PEI h0kfis -. 80 = f Z
- p he'd Of psysi Y Nertoas y e. ~ -
Maln ssrees. &, b. Tbonss md Astrss Lssalles sp-
ssss sa rs e = y - u ssI
~, : = - = ~ = : SI7S75
u 4ssmE 1919 G.hs Ss,iss ~ ~
Coush and saesas greet Islisi y Censsa ~ -
mose e,,e ~ sSsrsess frnm 81
citizens Of Riehmond EhG h.ve sssess Y = r
On. many doctors fsss ! / know Of - sood slsess
with great many othsr thaa my ewn family r--Wn.
i have used Il II my f.nsly %. three ysafs Nd
N. a. Sfesessos. - = gsgga s. - sssass sas Z
"For sickness among children, nothing On y bst-
tsr..-M b. siodssi, = :, g
Daws' to be the most valuable The hind
nov N use - ftgsa q nse n,,...
Az rsnvsl psfsr.on 4 iscl.an rhss Miiir.srsh
= + ptcot 4 HoS.Ie :, md ghsrja. n Y.i.-sr = ,
-. COZ = Doas =. - Sn.-ie. =. -. -
NNn IAe,E6 snN.-sstr, NJ ~. f..tr.
M mentality g : friend Of mine was induced 70
the desrcd effect on her rather nors thsr myssG for
~ hsa iost her and rs. srv INT nov,
80 = ,.sorsS - ~ rss;ts "a ~ 80 - =
- =; - ~. ~ Ts;stt. - 49, - ~. = =.
49,; ~ 49, h ~. 49, !. sss ~ :. -; -
Yoas. rssn.csfsiiv 1890 IN 4 ATKfNs
- = : ~ $500 4
Sma 8. ,a.. : r.sssn..ss Isssi
n9 sy i9soa ~ s4nr - ~ ~
no5n, ~ zI II nst q - ~
n n,, Slas. E.pssstrH = ss;i,ps32L Aes
Uessfs sne ~ M ~ 1ash
An n,.,.,,, .....s.x ;. Se.ssF - t.se
Al Ssuoss eao1p'5 essene't w. 4. . -.
VTTAR Am ia T11Ne;TITi TY'I1IN mn
Cuo9nS. IoLnS AND Ina. IL. -. -
nov Vest no ooasIlAk ecloss Al1easfSs "aus wv
tefo, ~ ss-.3.x t4sg 80 ss-.1 gse ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

aa0cntlenen: Having been afflicted with soreness
in my sides and pains my linba With cold in my
lungs and depression of spirits for come two or
three month"; 4, few days snce, took oae dose Of
your MeLsns' Improved Liver Pills which has benz
much mild aud pleasant in their action than the
old McEene's Pills, which have frequently taken
heretofore, and | can with condolences recommend
the Improved Pis to the aiicted and my friends e
both nild and curative. GIDEON MAHTIN
MoRGAsIowN.'vs,,S Sept. IL Is5a
This is to certify. That have examined the Recipe
for pTepsrns McLsne's Improved vermifuae and
Inpfoved tiser Pills By DBL Scott, who hae been in
thShabit Of preparipg and using my original naedi.
eines In my office during the last thirteen yesss aBa
that believe be has impsosed them. make the
above statement the more willingly AZ have no In
terest in them whatever. &. McLAtE.s N. D. &
Is Dr. McLaness Improved fermifuee and Improved
Liver rilis and Dr.I ScotI,s Celebrated cireassian
Imminent, for sale by PURCELL LADD 4 CO, and
DUAL, Hichmond.N
= NH y-dk elm = IS. ST IS sssGsssss8s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

THE virginia SAYINGS BANK,
chartered By the Legislature Of the State. is now
to rec eve deposits of money Of any amount
over FIVE dollars on which will be paid six per cent
interest all sums remaining on deposit ax moaths
Il Deposits may be msde with the Treasurer, T. B.
Starke at the store of Z. B. Spence, corner Main
and 18Th streets or with either Of the officers
1--gsg Il SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL, President E
3 s-s.sssss.g T. b. STARKE, Treasurer - = z
s fa2i ~ C. WALTHALL, Secretary. gsys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
HOTELS


NOTICE...T'he Ballard Hotel saloon, In
i y the new building opposite the Exchasge Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel This estab-
hshrnent on the European plan u this day open Tor
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant In which he has
lifted up his saloon, viii far meet their appreciation
that he win receive far share OF they patronage
t ss sons''' vat Late Of I, iyno 1 Va.
DOWHATAN HOUSE Tive large and
u comfortable rooms, we'll suited for members with
prietor would be glad to have occupied.
fe 10 Il esJNO. DARRAGOTT. Proprietor
NOTlCE.-TO PASSENGEkts On THE
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANvILLE OR LYNCHBURG:@ s@s@F - -
Breakfasts Breakfast.. Ample time given
sgs ~ & 5000 TO eat. =
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengors daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction OF
the Richmond and Danvie and South-Side Railroads,
fmmediately en- their arrival on the cars
DERSONS visiting the city during the
il winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE O
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel stop
city Being convenient to the Capitol and tho most
business parts of the city also to places Of amusement
ofery inducements that cannot fail to please.
de IL Z * JOHN DARRACoTT. Proprietor
NOTICEs-Passengers going North are hereby
I informed that on and after SATURDAY, 1st OF
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will slwsys stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL Gnf6cient time TO allow those who desire te
do =, % obtain Breakfast or supper ! the
Slash Cottage Hotel. Aus. 81, 1855. alc1 an 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

e~E 0AsTEMs And And So
can obtain fresh 0ysterA
4 yeuison, he, served up ii -.
the most approved styles At the ST. NICHOLAS
SALOON. The ladies' arc respectfully invited TO
continue their visits to the .sbenqueting hall -
9sg'fa e ANDREW ANT0NI, =
Nfs2S 4r ssss e Successor To Juan Pizxtni,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
- MOND-Ofice removed to the Store of Chris.
tian 4 Lathrop, No. 80 Main street.-In conse-
quence of the resignstion Of David R. Crane, VIM II
Christian " a. unanimously elected Cashier. The of
fee has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp, where depostos will be received, on which an
interest Of 6 per cent will be paid ON all runs re-
manning on deposte SIX months or longer and i've per
cent. for shorter period. as. e. Z
This Institution has been in existence twenty
years. has loaned eight millions of dellar has
suspended debit has never lost dollar or failed
to pay any oertihoate when due.
; JNO. THOMPSON, President
a. sas- 80 ~ VIM .CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
7fsaNE y1IYgT1 TRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

ssvsAs srANn W, end tef me see what yoa've
harmed. WhAs does estFarir spell r. - -
- dont know, massm. = gssssS ssS'eS q :
.why, you tgnofsnt crifter! = What do ysa a.
Uays slt on f"Ws9 : kssa go @xN9 s4ts4Tg3 y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
COAL AND COKE.

NIDTlC T.. :. Orders for Midlothian Coal
IN left with P. J. ARCHER, Sheckoe Slip, or y. ID.
CHALKLEY, on 18th street, will meet with prompt
attention. ssssfsa IL "a z@-oSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

DEERS, CORDIAL RITTEKH OR
- MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent, re-.
heshing, exharating and delicious Beverage produ.
cling instant relief from the effects Of ''oyer indul.
eensen on of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
renewed strength and visor FOR sale BY
Rt& Fsist ssss BENNETT BEERS. -
! fe 21-d1yf 50 sssse 80 l Sole AGENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

DObTFONEhlENF.--i - With rekFet thaf
II have TO announce that my Distribution Enter
prise csunot take place ON the I'D February The
unusual hardness OF the winter hes prevented me
from seeing and settlug with my agents A ssoa a..
than about the Ist Of August at which tins the Draw
ing will certainly fak places the tckets called In
and the money refunded : And should the sale Of
tckets satisfy me IN doing So shall nix upon
her day, a. am anxious to have the Drawing tske
place at the esrliese possible time. $3.50
fs 16--tfst m =. 80 sgALs# - Liberty IA efs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
---- STRING STUCK Oh -. 9.
ll HATS CA !.r Az AND IS. STRAW


rnEsT SPRING SfUEk OF -.
Z HI HATS, CAPS AND STAAW
- - GOODS, FOX 1856.
wc he's eaye 10 inform merchants and othorn that
We !, are nov oPs 81 - yrRaW GOona comsrisins
OF ia 2, 49, fur fhe seusofs
every Ny,e sna !. M refsi 10 -
whscn vii &C so'a = =. ~asS a. -, Are usal
Ter1ns- slx PSI s en-. - - = q. 8 =
tlms, % ~ lone known TO the trsds
10 now engaged Win ~ ana VIII ee fses'sp - ~
BiNFokD, I " 81 e u, : : m;cSnons "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

fasSeu TARIsF RgeyeEp.--fhe Mositeur Psb
siishrs deere king the import duty on raw cotton
brousst from the By French vessels st -
per 100 kiloFrnmmes being arsdnction Of u ON the
rnfs fixsd b the tsrif published In less. - 2 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

ley, betv
| near the
/ TEES, Il
ktop,, and !
4 sold As 10
i Of Richu
i in wGnt Q
i xsruInee
i prices pc
A Tantsd.
4 20 26-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

NAPIT A II 85O,OOO.-C O1IAfEkCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice ct the store Of QuarIss
4 Brooke, on l4th street. IS sssa = ~
Depositors in this instituton viii receive Sx per
cent. on all remaining on deposite SIX months
or longer, and Eve per cent for shorter time.
HfsEx ~ WIN. 9. PAINE, PRECEDENT.
r. r BROOKE Treas. 49, N6-t1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

=. FOR RENT...Ihe store ard dwell.
81 ing on Main ST. No 81 occupied for the iast q
= yesrs BY me as q jewelry store. IL u an excel
lent stand for any kind Of business Apply 90 the
premises 10 HENRY HYMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
{ - sSs 1sustes Of VIM. gkepsrd. iee'a. q
- 3z-fx sSa BlAndous Hanr5cr cotuty Va

W1LUER,S PATENT SAzsAAIANDRM
SAtEss-tsis moi generally understood that
until very recently, as G. Hes ring nannis esGFed
Safes enfirely under wILDERss Patent md by de
use OF ts obtained the repnsaxion whsh 10 Il using
g promote the sale OF the axfiee now msnufhctuyed
b him. AL connection between Dir. Herring and y.
9. Wilder, has been aissolsed for several months
~ =, xs,rr ~. = - : -
fscturers OF the sshuiiss aud original SALAMASr
DER SAFE. Ascn for Richmoild. i -. q ; s. s
~ fNiELfAMS u HRoTHER. 81
NH 80 Corner Cary and PEARL stseefx.s !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

80
of Rocka
best mai
which he
one in tn
Orders
faithfully
Grace an
- III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

il my saddlery and hsrness business it becomes in.
eumhent upon me to urge settlement of the debts
due me- az some are Of long standing. Those that re
main unsettled by the LIST of March will be dealt
with according law, az require the money to carry
on my new business. JOS. H. COLQUfTT, Agt.
: fe 18--ts 18th street, between Main and Csry.
I'LL DiVAN,..A few th0unnnd papers Of
Ia this superb Smoking Tobacco for sale wholesale
and retail by L. VERIFY, Agent,
AIEse No, & Wall street, u
de 2ESm ~ Under St Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

yeuientiy arranged and centrslly located build-
ing. situated ont he n. T. corner of Brood and
llth sts diagonrliy opposite the City Coart-house
coinbines every conyeuience, having Offices detached
and Also in the main bailding the infefior Of heh 10
Of modem censsucfion, with two pariors handsous
marble mantlepieees, DC Poaessiou OF the two de-
tsched onces can be given e once and Of the entire
premises ~ tho 9Th day Of December ct which 1rns
the present term expires though satsfactory sranes-
ment may be made 70 gyepossessjon % an earlier o.
lateI date - Ann informed BY the present occupent
Dir. Vim. Brent (ef The firm of Gfetser Brent Who
pleasure in showing tbs premises b any one
desirous Of yie wing them esa4sEss7 E59s = q sSaF
s Apply t. either 81 The Bfesss 1ABB, Riskmopd:s e.
Sesgls - - $500. 81. z - y. I'll, u =
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-29
The Legisl atuye.


Nothing can better illustrate the general
fairness aud wisdom of our legislature, than
the spasmodic attempts of the Ohio States
man to pick flaws and find fault with what
it has done, and is doing, We have watch
ed the course of the legislature with care, and
we venture to say that there has not been in
this state for many years. more honest and
able body of men elected by the peoples to
legislae for their interest, than the present
leg gislature. There may have been some fool
ish speeches made, and imprac cticable and i'm
polite measures introduced, though we can
not now name who made them, or what they
are, while Un the other hand a vast NUMBER
of excellent speeches have been made and
many useful laws enacted There have been
no "scenes" enacted such as have disgra ced
former legislative bodies, when the a" fierce
democracy" held the power, and we do not
believe that we shall have any. With the
exception of the Statesman, the press of Ohio
appear to be we'll satisfied with the doings of
both branches, and we have no doubt that
the people of the state are satisfied also.
The late democratic administration left as
legacy to its successor. debts amounting
TO over half million, which have to be pro-
vided for by the present legislature; and we
have no doubt that the Statesman, and pa
pcrs of the party, will during the next can
vass, cry aloud concerning the extravaganza
of the fusion legislature and will cite
these very appropriations rendered necessary
by the omission of its predecessors to appro-
pirate funds to meet the expenses which lis
own acts had made imperative, to prove their
| case.
Nor do we wish to detract from the mer,
its Of gentlemen now holding seats in our
Legislature who belong to the democratic par
ty. There are several gentlemen of the dem
ocratic party, both in the house and senate,
who have broken through the meshes of mere
partizanship, and have acted throughout with
single eye to the public good and the inter
ests of their constituents, several of whom
are from Hamilton county, and conspicuous
above the whole is Hon. Stanley Matthews,
who has proved himself not only practical
legislator, but debater of rare talent and
vast resource.
The election last fall in breaking down
the proscriptive iron rule of partyism, inau-
gurated a new and better system of legisla-
ton. 1t is not now asked what is best for
the interests Of the democratic party, but
what is hest for the interests of the state
Very little debate of party nature has ta-
ken place, and very few bills having party
coloring have been introduced into either
branch. The present legislature found that
many changes were required in the laws to
make the state government more acceptable
to the people, and they have made those
changes. and will still make more. We are
willing to have the acts of the present legis-
ature scrutinized with even microscopic in
tensity by the press and the people, fully be-
lieving that they will compare favorably
with those of any legislative body that has
ever convened in Ohio.--ICin. Gazette.
COOKING WITHOUT FRE.-The last inven