The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05
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-, s.sssa,y MsasI,s'.-. he ha,e, yesterday air.s.
him the name OF every person on who's -. ,rt.s -
they msy 6od offensive deposits, Hkely "a = 49,
the public health. II there are any such ne,..,s
Ia Richmond, We csndid'y advise them 70 repov.se
| tefmioed to impose hoes on every one reud-rir.
himself or herseif liable The hns might ansuns
to more than the expense of horse cart and q i.
nred Individual for half day to say nothing sbeut
.ne compuision 70 remove the nuisance afssr psy.
| the specie into the city treasury.
The Family Circle Glee Book, CONTAINING .ho,t
Two hundred songs, slees, chosuses etc, fncludinr
many OF the most popular pieces Of the dav ar.
ranged and harmoAished for four voices wiih fu,I
accompaniments for the Piauo, Ser.phfne and
atiod. od.on-compiled by Elias Hows--has been
| furnished rs by Mr. Thomas Sfarke bookseller
who has the work for sale From has,v riapcs
OF It. costents We incline TO the opinion ,ha, ,he
book VIII have large SALE and that il will become
exceedingly popular with voealists and others.
Proeressing.-The improvements on the Cant.
tol Square Il progressing slowly but surely -
From present Appearances, the attractions on the
East side. now being made under the direction
of the Govarpor, will add very much to the b,a
ty of the Square, which is now the han6som sss
park In the Union.
Pic Mics are all the rage now, and will continue
TO De till the summer Is past. A favorite resort
for those of our citizens who cannot AT rd to visit
tasni0naDie wisfiDg places, Is "A Ahi0nG, on the
Richmond and Fredsricksburg railroad, where all
our readers can go in few minutes, enjoy the
Injuries of country life and return to their busi-
without being missed Ashland has been
very much improved of late, and its owners In.
tend to offer new inducements to our citizens eve
ry season, to ensure their patronage and support.
Excursion James River The Richnopd L I.
Blnes have been invited to go on An excursion
down James River by one Of their Honorary mem.
bers VIM @. Tompkios Esq. The company once
before parsook of the hospitality of Mr. Tompkins,
on the VIM: Allison, and were highly delighted
with the trip.
Iaquea-A negro man named Joh., owned by
Mr Peter d. Glenn. was found lying dead on the
side OF the Brooke Turnpike, on last Mosday bv
some persons who passed along at an early horr
1t appears that the negro started from Mr. Gieun's
residence tu the city to go to his farm situated
few miles up the turnpike and that he had fallen
iu ut and expired bsfofe assistance could reach
him. He was about As years old and not special.
iy addicted to habits of intoxicatiou. The Coro.
ners jury returned verdict that he came to his
dsath by appoplexy.
On Hoyase Of Discouery.-Yesterday morning.
horse attached to . buggy owned by Mr.. Bald.
win, became restive about 10th street and his
fright aud terror increasing a. he proceeded, he
was under full headwsy about 18Th street. Near
14sh he encountered Jersey wagon owned By
Tom Griffin. and the horse attach. to that also
became unmanageabls Singular to ssy, the bug.
gy horse actually tried to get into Gfifins ealing
ssloon with his attachments He got, We are
Informed, as far as the door. succeeded In break.
ing it badly, and after pealing the skin off his legs
was forced to retire