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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

THE SCARLET FEVER, which prevailed
to som" extent among children, the suburbs OF
the city, has disappeared at last, This disease.
since physicians begin to Understand its treatment
has been far less fatal this than in former
years and by some of them il not more dreaded
than ordinary bilious fever.
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, o. seHsf.Eo. ....-....y y T'>>I3 rAr'.
DEIpGFORU \ 60. General Commit
ID ...r .rI rpsOsrta5 Nefchanl-. "n the D"rk
Eyh,.rI. ".
4 ". RICHARDSON
y. ,ENERAl tnENT AN COLLECTOR,
Attru1- {. rht rol,gts'n d" Charms, hirnS out Ne
>r-- a.uiIn; l: HsH-'-. ana a general Comm .-'i"n
~ Crr.5. 18Th .,s,.t opposite Exchange Hotel.
uitt W. u Il;i,-s'ri..,u, k,,.ls""d, ~.
JJ2-I,m
ToHA ". DAVIES,
y DEALER u ANERI,tN tNp ITALIAN
NtHluE. GEuNN STONE ANh GRANITE.
uSNGj >Wir<Ts. TToNR>' nHEtD firCEs.
H. sri II .Ta 'FRONT.'. "niow and D"9r sill ~
70. trs rrem5rlu ,v ,r.irt ~ Ii. M,~ h'Ej'' Ia
-..r-,.. taa Agricultural >..l",, of Virginia
THOMAS v, kEESEE,
ArCTI0NEER.
oai,' I1sr Of l1ih -, 81 L"r[ ~ s,rr...r,, ,,,,
tpt<rf~f. Hol'sEIipLb ii ENITt KE. g..
EE >=io OF IE"r-"s every StTI RnAY.
WulIAM HURLEY. BANKER,
W p. Mast, opposite ia >t Ch,rl"- Hotel.
kichHond, Va.
49, Bn-iu.-- rrri au1 NaI@"'ti'o Ncgurti". "i
I,>D WAIU.A>Ts l.a-1, aol ,oll.
ft1-fm
Is. t''h d a.. AT { 7 as ; T. :,
l.. \. MAIN ,TREFT. ui,r thnir ,..fvirc, to
the tu t 4- Au,t-u,I, tor ihu -,sIo Of Red Estat,
Erltrra t,r.-.rj-- bI5 t'o.ris. iI"r-> Cattle Gc.
~ usr -h.i.-l tie. ard uIon tlr IR"~t reasonable
i.yf--
HsvJu- large anI .amrnpin'I, rooms. they will r."
r.+r. -'s ',t esi" srf' s'' without tAo chare"
4 -f.Tt-,
,r.r-I.a, ..... OF every d-srutuu attended to NJ
-. -v,-,4silH t.T1u-.
q COOK WN. MOTT.
DR. JOHN Il. NALTilALL. tIioMGrt-
~ rHt-7 offer hi- pTe-,ui,l s.rtic- % tn" cti-
~. ri Richmond and IT, 'Irisity. bttCe on Main
>i--t. opyr-l'e IN. EErhrusr Bank Residence tat
yfrr-rt, at fIr IT, Il. P,lhr-. on Ross street. f.w
10 - sbJ'o th" Il4'hnoui HOu~,. to l-6Ts
MOTTO fE.-Ihr subscriber offers his ser
- ,Ir,- - ihr glriir e- collector st all kinds OF
t.5H-. Hul aap,- b. ~frgt Htt-uti"n #ul prompt IT.
f7rl-. f.t-rr fair properties Of hU,Ur-7. II can
'. found at Nr~-r-. huidIU ApIor-ou-.
l. H. LUCK.
T. f.I- =, t,,-|dir a Ar."r-ou Tho /. Dudley. Lu-
Ita- litr. K W. MINNIE. Il. q. i!a-Ein- col. Th'-.
J. S4.i.T John f. Ballard, Horace l. hent.
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1NHE FkEDEKICkSRrRG NEMs nnh.

H-hcl nEMl-"EEKLY, would not willingly be seeak-
~ tH any consideration, on any subject or ia any
hits departments, original selected. II endeavOrs
- !" us'Ihl ~ the aImer especially, and 20 all poll
ticldl- ana others open to conviction willing tu
listen t9 reason IT. political friends having been re-
Gently demolished IN the late election II viii supppr+
Mr. Buchanan against the attc Ks OF the De,uoc rati
party and il IN the market for paying subscr kers
without regard TO creed NATIONALITY -would ~
IL they are honest '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

LAID oVER.-The trial of John House
nan hefore tho Hastings Court. for altering the
's.es ol TWO negroes has been continued until the
~; fi'' hecauSe of the absence of an important
witness for the Commonwealth, -, =
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TERMS: g. IN ADVANCE.

~ HH' Eh ii>bhS f.'D bCh4NEco hEb..
The Nct1s, having n regular. permanent semiweek-
ly circulation large II not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
n fredericksb,Irg and this section Of yir-
2inla. j. confidently recommended a medium n
advertising surpassed by other in ths place. IL
nuTnbers among Its readeTs those who art able 10
buy lib,ialiy and pay promptly, and whose custom
would l'- valuable 10 business men.
Neither ahor nor expciIse will be spared to make
the -Nfns worth more than is paid for it by subseri
bcTs IT advertisers.
Immediate applications. enclosing the laoaey, may
he made IA NEWS OFFICE.
Iy S-ts Fredericksburg, Wa
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EASHIONABLE DRY GOODS-,Ionq-

- ii ,'c B'Glit i1r travelling drsrS; Steel CnInr"d
InIoTiCnurd, Tor do; Argentine 10th a t,.-, orti,
Bfnwn French Linen; B,raSe Robes, at a great sac,
Also 1000 yards printed BcIaecs. at half their r.l
'':,"' ;" {. \. GWArkIN,
u II. MI
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" FOR RENT.-A house ON Union
LII III, adjoining my residence. Apply to me
JS Li-.H NM. CULLINGSWnRTJI W.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

FAST GoEEs.-Within short time past.
the people Of Virginia have jumped upon the tide
oi progress, and in order to keep pace with the
pfit of the age. building telegrapbs and rail-
Yaas' constructing fast steamers, and engaging in
~ -, r 'ne go-ahesd schemes that have been brought
,aaSz,h oy others than themselves. Even the old
sev wsra that once logged along TO gig or Jcr-
chnrch - bearing the farmer and his family to
found - ~ the rate of six miles IN hour has been
tro-fortv 700 slow for this lightning age and
80 y hhtSs with rich coats arrbed pecks fer
for ordinar DIM r,exea tails have stepped into the stable
for fast goars 80 great has become the demand
m"nt rs Supply It at any cost, The mere
.hat iast team is on sale. puts ali ,h' t.
ahclers in fever. and rain or shine ane morse
= 10 IN !hree minutes or thereabous. the oy
ra "l,owed to name his price before the dimes
"'e Pianked down and the noble studs are IN -
, IN passing liar'lin's old stables on FrapLIi
set' Yesterday morning, our attention was at
l',esu 70 lot of beautiful northern horses s;rff
anu. anu double which were being offered ON better
ii5 'hah animals "f such styIe usually 20 at The
'l. tnat many oi the large buyers are Oft for thu,
t''nS places may account for the depreciation.
with what they want
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

81 NOTICE. have for sale. lease or
Eai raut Uous"s, Lott &c. from lft To- g}r streets
ant iu the counts of HcHrico some Of which Lots
cannn; h" surpassed tor beauty and locality by any
within the corporation limits; and when you come
I" county Lo-, for soap ami candle factories Nature
rouli not have done more her part fo: the cOnve-
nienCc "t uau 10 erect such establishments upon all
or any ut the above. shall D. pleased 10 have the
yicwsof operators upon the subject now hefpre them
Apply to H. W TYLER
.J-am tt,t,ut Fsr tha Trustees.
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~ FUN HEN I.-Ihe three story tene-
Z::t m"nt now occupied by Mr. Belvin, On Main
street, between second and third II contsips ten GA
eleven rooms, with gas fixtures throughout The
( nsenent pert Of tla ,sty. il will he found n ie,i
r'hle residence. Possession given On the frat ID
June. Enquire at Worthams Bookstore on Main
NlINtl 2l-is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

TIE HEALTH OF THE CITY is unusually
good at this time, and hope it may continue go
| for the remainder of the summer On enquring
Of physicians learn that few cases of liar-
rh"'a exist bnt generally in Il mild form. and that
the disease is easily controlled.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFEINSURANCE
NA COMPANY

B. W. KNOWLES AGENT,
oce az Station"rs Hall, No. q Pearl street. Rich
inond, Virginia.
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NEGRO DROwNED.-Theb body of nprr,

fellow. known aS Henry. slave to William Jarrett
was found floating in james River. near Port Mayo
'sterflay morning. when it was taken ont and an
inquest held over il by Justice Atlce, of Henrico
county. attended hy Constable Mrttar,l Tho evi
lonce ELECTED showed that the unfortunate fellow
was a man of Incorporate habits; AMI as no mark,
# violence were discovered upon his person the
Jury rendered verdict that he came TO his death
by accidcntNl drowning.
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Losses paid in Virginia over sli0ua
=. Ih'o company makes annual dividends and paws
t scnl 20 tle insured while living No Company az
''i'7 "i"fe security or advantages to the'insureI
~ Il, Is. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
n B-SLANES insured in the tlbenarle Ins,l-
Je I-dlm ~ ~ II 49,.
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sSs FOR RENT, and immediate pos
eI:i session given that desirable rcsidcuce on the
south side ut the Basin, formerly occupied Icy MT.
Seymour Z. Vail. 1t contains ,Itht goal rooms
good yard, with hy'lrant, 81. To good tenant the
rent will he moderate
l.. W. GLAZEBR00K,
Je 22-a~twts Corner Canal and 10th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

POPULAR MoyE.-In these melting times
when every man fnels if lie were being stawod
IT baked ready for eating by the scorching rays If
I'D Sol the ladies of Wesley Chanel could not have
thought Of moro popular entertainments nor one
that would he more likely to draw them lot, of
customers than the ice cream feast they have in
prepared, by way Of realizing means to pay for re-
nairs for their house Of worship. Every ono who
las levy will be making tracks for the chapel as
soon as the doors are opened. and unless they have
hand gulf of frozen cream they will find them
selves eaten ont of house and home hef )re they are
twRr" of it. Everybody will be ut the feast to-
night.
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NEw Yopr .Tulv 11,b 1s,-

D'covEEY-Thc Koociusko Miss Chronicle, of
the Sd inst, has the following paragraph under the
ab we heading:
We learn that citizen of this place was So very
Fortunate & few days -ince, while rambling in the
forest in search of his oxen. to discover very
rich copper mine. He says any quantity OF arc can
he picked mp from til" surface OF the ground near
it. He has already had, We learn, several very
handsome bits for his claim. Judge lIenkci offer
ed him an excellent farm and thirteen likely NO.
groes for his discovery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

EXTENT OF sr. LoUrs--The present limits of the
city OF St. Louis recently extended contain 9-s5o
acres or an area Of fifteen and half square miles.
The length of the city is six and one-fourth miles
width two and "a half miles.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET

-tiIIit,
NM. b. ,iII.h son. Proprietor.
"lutilhns- fra, If charge. run "a connection with
ne Hotel and the Iiti"9d Depot.
~ t'"rN attention ~ riy'n ta passengers VIII"
"-i nd~rHrt hy cth"r ol the linz oi travel
}ruln
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Soon TO COMMENCE.-The Western
square and horse lot adjoining. will soon be pnt in
order for the State Agricultural Fair to be hold here
arXt fall. If the horse lot vera about four times
its present sizo and the trotting track enlarged
accordingly. there is no doubt that it would he
Ven more attractive than at present for every body
ecms to have oycsor fine horses and a desire to
So" them exercise. 50 popular is the horse portion
d the exhibition, that a number of fine gners are
to he sent from Now York to make up the show
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BOARDING. &c.

DpAEplNG.-Ho Hoardcrs can obtain good
I'room-, g.. the month or year on the usual term.
!" "Hc'ntrtl nnd pheasant u"iShhorhuod six or "i4L
<"nfl"n"H rtn aiS, boz provided with mctir, At The
regular rr,,. h} APPLYING to- Mi-u KRoW y, VI the
T'-'l"noo q" Ia. Gr''wH II on 1th street, between
"Ii.r aTt tiIuk lin. is It's
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KILtgb by LiGHTNIyG.--Mr. b. :. Midyett, of Hyde
county. \. e., was killed by lightning the nth
ulJ.. while returning from his daily occupation to
his family. lir. aIi.att yas mechanical en@,i.-
eer, and at the tmo Of his death had chaTse If AfT,
Ross steam mills.
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MODERN ELoQUESCE.-A correspondent of the
Boston Courier gives the. following extract from
sermon recently delivered by Professor at Harvard
University and asks ii students are safe when ex-
posed to such language:
Viewing this subject from the esoteric standpoint
Of Christian eNrgetecal analysis, aud agglunating
the polsynthe:ical ectohlasts Of Homogeneous
ttism We perceive at One. the absolute individual
itv of this entity while from that other stand point
of incredulous synthe6ie, which characterize the
Xenocratic hierarchy Of the Jews constant
ly impressed with the precisely antiPeristatc qual
thereof
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ia; FOR RENT-A Store on Main st,
Els opposite to puval Nortons. with sbel,cs and
S"" nNtuIc- containing Tonins Possession Jirn,,
I'LL, EDN ID d, EACHO,
- ~ VI Pearl
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INN N nANIES
,rIInAiAS N kEESEE-

.trir, corner of l1ih asItary Atrreftt
W attend 10 thr -+l. of EEtL ESTATE. NER
tHtNUf-E. HOUSEHOLD RI ENIrt kE. &.
EE ~-ir of IEur-'A every StTI RnAl.
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VERY CREDiTtBLE TO THE CASADItNs.-For the re-
lief of the sufferers by the late steamboat contia-
grafton, the Committee of IT. Andrews Home, Mon
treai acknowledge the receipt of lettor from the
st. Andrews Society OF Quebec, enclosing the sum
of 800: also dispatch from the same, stating that
they had provided the survivors now in Quebec at
tendin. the coroners inquest with clothing, lto
the amount of about 800 more, We believe.D The
committee report 10 persons offering subscriptions
from other places, "that funds sufficient for the
emergency have been received through the hberaii-
~ Of the public in Montreal. The irlSh Pr"trS.
tant Benevolent Society there gave donation Of
XlN0 and the German Society also contributed.
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HOUSE, BREAKINa.-Charles Green. a

7 HOUSE EKEAkING.-IharIcs Trcen, n
| frcn negro, charged with forcibly entoriu. Il .
! i"clng house "f Robert Smith. on the >tl ,lav o.
! Iniy. and stealing thrrrfrum SO iii money, WIS
tried for the offence by the Hastings Court ycrtcr-
lay found guilty. and sentenced 70 the pcnitcntia
| ~ for five years. tirc"u ms only been released
| from the states prison about two weeks. when lie
committed the act for which he has again bcelI san
| fenced. Tho fact that he has been in the pcuitcI-
iry twice, will add aterm Of i've wears to his pun
i'hncnt 80 that he will now go for ten wears
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lbLERs are nnwelcOme visitors vberoro,
BUSINESS IL being conducted but in no n,aco ,.
~ - nnre annoying than in apothecary store
:. me druggists are compromising prcscrntiop. tho
rrhi carter OF their tongues may lead to mis-
ma IL lady wishes to make purchase and soo1
@'hg OF ldlcrs In store she is either suro nnt p"
nt"r Or If she does, fails often to ask for What
I'Fy wants because sh" is so abaahcd ut the stcaly
-a|o oi All eyes upon her. that she either f,rrots
what she wants, or IL too modest to make it know
"iihh me hearing of so many ears If vouno man
who are in the habit of loungng about drur storos
"onld hut Know the amount Of injury they constant
" lnilct upon the proprietors of those establish
mentS they would require no hint to sock othnr
places for loafng than those in which business mon
elrn their bread.
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To RE BROUGHT UP AGAIN.-,John Hix.
slave found gully by the Hastings Court last Mon
lay, OF grand larceny. will have To undergo another
trial before he have his flint fixed The Court on
hearing that he slave su"ing for his freedom
Instructed the Attorney fer the Commonwealth tu
inter mite proseqHi, and then directed tho Ser
Eeant to return the accused to the Mayor. that Ia.
may be sent ON in proper manner
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= FOR RENT.-The dwelling-hous

d. FOR RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN
Al::l lMNEDIATELY.-Tha very desirable dwell
ing hou-c, on Franklin and lst streets Immediately
opposite II. l.. Kent. Esq.
For terms. &C. apply 10
le I}-3taNfs JAMES THOMAS JR
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nE. JOHN Il. WALTnALL. lHoNGr.

E. rff~ ~ tu-'il' Ar."r-"n, Tho. DMilry. Lu-
fta- lHtr. T. VI. NjmIun. 4. a. iIusEin- col Ttl,-.
] S4rg.- John 4. Ballard. Horace l. n ent.
.,a
REMOVALS &c
= t-,s,t-.r M
RLNON Al he subscriber has rehov-
II Il a. ii- new five story store th. opposite
!r u' Nam ,trrt 81 : ..-.r- l,,low the lat. stand oi
&.,-r- Purcell, Ltit - 80.
ipi Is J. BoSNlFUN,
}'1H Ne. 40 Main street.
gxfnV,I Ul,,., ,.,-1 .,,
X @ah' y IL" '" nave 't"'o'Nd 'cHiPo-
rafly I" so : frsIi street; under ia" EAchenga
i-ruds ''''' '''''t e y. irj.KGEGL + 20. 20. '''
I,i hNeLan4" Brokers.
nUSIbI'. t u.LNItINtED NJ
X Inv i a. " IN H'iNNhi'' NIX
't NJ Niot, h3- r. th. 'T. a. II" Nam street.
sid .u d..org b. ly,y ii Iy~har'. it3uk. ~hrrr h.,
Ni. y" Ii-i7-i Z" r." HI "lI friends AMI tuatoihrrs.
J" Ii.lh
4 kEISINEHAN iutnndip.r an ,bn
j t', ''' ''.'''' - va ,'',
9nr1- Iu,t orp~it' biz Old stand, will, until thu
e." dt'" -'u Tor 'a-h a. }"ry F"lur"" T't'~.
l" i's''- now .' uF"d J.! hilu = ioL I"nt p,Srt"'
~" given hI.I Juiy: J. X. ktlNlhGhAM,
knoh~Il"r or', Steti"ner q" Broad It.
'"!I u, ~ J" l3l
DfN0N AL-Dr PLUME has removed
II tt. ,0ir,. p, tt. ,IirJ h,.-a Sntl ,f r,f.it,
taurrh south -l, and about on, hulirr,i yari- L-
i.N ;,- Exchange Hotel pr T. routirI.e to ira; all
sr,hIfraud .gpn,rrl,.l ,nunI,int. ha,iue, laJ
gr ,racic' m thi, lnd |tirr. iiln,,IitLai h%c;,I
L.yayrr, general -,t.fgrf,Ii ,;,ll from ibo-r in
t,,-tri - ,nli.Ir'.l
nr = .- max and y.r,i- oi,c of the hca rrstuI;,-
IT, CHEMICAL F,rI't az Fr.Urh FL,,rrr. ir rn-
-srl,futl w.. h pr. ,.ys offered T., ,h, r,ul.iic
rf T. ma, h. r..n.,llf,l csuE,I.rfiIv hv letter or
tth-rwl. Medicine. ,t.rtirly go. and spi 10 or
dDr .uulni.- .-t an, .'.r,.tl.n
un-. hour. from 4 VI tilI q A NJ Frank lin
BOARDING, &c.
DtApuI\E Pnard.,s oar, attain GOOD
ID
'-"'Hr' - ne "i"u'I or F'aF on IN" urliil 'rin+
. ~, ~ ""' I'''-'l' n'lT '"' hESl. ~tH "' ''Hut
S.,.i"''n ''1 '''" ~ f'"Flh',i WIN h,,'t' ~ t"
~tiu I'N "} "tlN'hr /" h'.H hi''n y W me
,.'''. '' - - h'""'. u ON ''h H'''''' "t",'h
'''. ana f''LA''h' N t~H
n AIlDNNt HOTEL MAIN STREET
S''"i,2in. {,rtiimii4 ,,,. o.....
OufIhn.. lr, # ,I,ai,,, ,If, IN r,nn.,tion win,
The H.trl and fl. E,,i ,ilr,,1 b.m,t
~ MN ,fr,,,t .'y T., ,,..o,,s vh
VIII. isd-lar' by cth"r ol III" linz ol travel,
ENItBB1~.,t
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s':!; FOX RENT.-The new Brick Tene-
Ill mont lay street. near to CIav stree, ch.,
recently occurit'l by Mr.. b. W Emure psSnsIi o"Ie, :.
gwen in few days. Apply 10 i0'''Ss''n
~ li-1t IlannrN L. .nn,,.
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n FOR RENT-And immediate = noe
@:I session given three story Brick Dy.llir. wv
'aininI W rooms. situated Broad near 9ith .,
Suith i"r the accommodation nf q penteeJ a.,
ho Wiolr premises have been thoroughly rcnairn3
t"" pnnctual tenant the rent will be low apni
=. A. j. CLOPT6T F'' ~
Cor. Wall and Franklin streets
. Opposite Mcssrs. Dickinson Hill a in.
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a. VERY DESIRABLEpRIvATE

Iii DWELLING on CLAY. BETWEEN ID AND %
sed to sell ths really valuable private Dwelling Iocs
tel rs above formerly in the occupancy of Dr. Lynch
ant now hy John W. Claiborne, Esa. The house II
well built. IL covered with slate Is supplied with gas
AMI water and has II ruoIus. hesdes a large kitchen
nERSs accommodating; Apply to
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fS:a TIN hENT-A Framed Tenement,
IL WI 1nnfch lin, 9th street. between Leigh and
Tho r.,t i4ur rooms, and passage through
o i Ia a ~ u % siS kitchen and fine garden attacks
III good and healthy neighborhood. Appy 10
yo-tpt z. 0ATHRIGHT
- ~ 10Th st between Main md Gary
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RURRUSS & BROTHER.

IMPORTERS nF
htANiHES, WINES. HAVANA SEGARS Sc..
fH-t Nti" Water ~tre.t. Iron Rulding
.NDHFOLK. IIHGINIf
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RALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL

lt- institution - ROW in the most pro<prroris and
"rfHnE condition Twice jurinl, the last two
ear h"~ h~"n n"c,-~ar! Il obtain larger apart
rH', ''T lie ~. .omm'Htt,l oi the increasing mum
b.. ui"u. ' ~ "
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

l.. X. LOSIER, Principal
h'stnftT f1l The SCiefce o Accounts Commerce Ru-
.1pf--r. Cu-tnun Hc
J. H. pH tLLIpS
Ff"irsr"i 81 the Theory and Practice Gf Book Keep
ing, Anl t"lnmrTciai Calculations
H. II. DANIES
A-roclIte pE"f'--,r of Book Kecping
y. C. JOHNSON
i9Fe-ci ci bsiiir~- and ornamental PeuiHansisin
4. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ
lecturer on Mercuiitil. Law
RkN r. YEATES REESE. u. D.
Lecturer Oh Commercial Ethics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

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AMI Norfolk - ye.,aN- i'"<h' an'i '.>"ngers.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11
A Good Hit.

Senator DouaLAs having been talking a
great deal lately about singers" "nigger-
worshipers" and "amalgamationists," the
Chicago Tribune calls the attention of it's
readers to the difference between the little
giant" and the Garrisonians upon the "she-
niger" question, by the following caustic
statement of facts:
A DIrFERENcE.-The only appreciable
difference between the amalgamation doc
trines held by the niger making Democracy
and the doctrines held by the Garrisonians,
is this Garrison and his friends believe that
before amalgamation begins, marriage should
unite the amalgamating parties; Douglass
and his friends go in for amalgamation with
out marriage, as the great number of yellow
boys and girls, and the few mixed marriages
in the South certainly prove. The peculiari-
ty of the orthodox Democratic belief is due
no doubt to this fact-without marriage there
is no legal impeachment to fathers selling
his own Children practice to which the
most vociferous brawlers about abolitionism
are not little addicted. Between the two
the Garrisonians are much the most respecta-
BILE people. They are guilty in theory of
amalgamation only while their revilers, the
nigger-makers, are not only amalgamatiohists,
but adulterers also. We commend this view
of the matter to the "Little Giant" He
may find it useful in his next Speech in keep
ing his tongue from its accustomed indecen-
cies when he alludes to his opponents"