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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

INTERESTING TRIAL,-An interesting trial has Just
terminated in Vermont. We refer to the conyic-
ton and sentence of Richard III. Stiles, for an at
tempt to poison Charles l.. Fairbrother. The evi-
dence showed very extraordinary state of facts.
George Sulham All accomplice, who was the prin-
cipal witness, testified that Stiles put drachm
aud half of strychnine into half pint of gin,
the whole of whichawas drank by farbrother-
The dose was large enough to kill forty men. at
seems" remarks the editor of the Calidonan. "to
have affected fairhrother quite unpeasantly-in
fact it set heavy on his stomach. made him faint
and finally obliged him. at the expiration of four
hours and half 10 take an emetic TO relieve him
self from the burden" Sulhams evidence was so
far corroborated by other evidence to insure the
conviction of Stiles, but what kind of stomach
man has who can swallow drachm and half of
stTychnine with impuuity, We are not physiologist
enough to guess. Stiles sentenced to the peni.
tentiary for seven years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Blr BY DoG.-A negro man. hired to
Mr. Quarles was bitten by vicious dog. YESTERDAY :
morning while passing along Byrd street near 10th
His injuries very slight, owingt to the fact that
he was armed with heavy whip at the time aud
drove of the savage brute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

LAFaYrrrE's BIRrHpAY.--The 9th Of September
will be the one huniredth anniversary Of the birth
aay of Lafayette The Boston Post suggests that
the day should be celebrated in some special mar
uer by the people Of this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

SHAMEFCL.-A lad about twelve years
old was to stagger through the second mar
ket yesterday morning, so mnrh intoxicated that
he scarce know where he was going "r who wer.
his parents. He had been made drunk by party
of men, who had treated him freely to see him
dance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

GRABBING ExTRAoRpISARY.-0ne day last week,
Michael Cromer of Mercersburg, franklin county,
Pa cut in ten consecutive hours ten of wheat
in thoroughly workmanlike manner 1t turned
two hundred and ffty-two shocks, or three thousand
and irf,fy:four sheayes-belng nearly three hnn-
dred and three sheaves per hour and over five per
minute during the whole time Of cutting. This is.
perhaps, the most extraordinary eradling ever done
In this country. In amount 1t is considerably hn-
yond the average of Reaping machines. At the
close Of the performance, Mr.. Cromer did not ap.
pear to be much fatigued, and expressed his ahti.
ty and readiness To undertake the cutting of an
adjoining lot of seven acres the following day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

DRY.-From the vast number of rains
which have fallen here Of late. We had supposcd
that the country round about Richmond had m
abundance but in this were mistaken A yen
tlenlan residing in the southern portion of Ches.
terheld, informs US that the farmers in his neigh
oorhood were suffering for rain until Thursda,
afternoon last, when they were visited by the
heaviest storm that he had seen for MANY years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

HARD W0RK-Messrs. Mayo and Cox.
aided by counsel are busiIy engaged in examining
the witnesses in the contested election between
them. In all probability some bad votes were poll
ed for both gentlemen, but which Of the two re
ceiyed the most remains to be seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

NOT PRACTICABLE.-The Superinton-
dent Of the Water Works is of opinion that no I'll
ter can be put in the present reservoir that will
answer the purpose desired. If he Is right ther
our citizens must take the trouble to clarity th
water with alum before using it. or bo cortent Il
live and die ''mud suckers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Look TO YoUR RPREaisEs.-The sanitary
ordinances are being enforced in every part Of the
city, and the police are determined to spare no ef
forts to protect the health of all. If your prems
work and put them in complete order or you will
be required TO pay dearly for Your earelessness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

SPAIN AND MgxICo.-The Madrid correspondent Of
the London TtmeA writes as follows, under date of
July sth:-Thc hopes entertained that Senior La
fraguaS visit to Madrid light lead to an amcable
adjustment of the quarrel between Mexico and
Spain are. it il to be feared, at an end. At a final
conference it has been found impossible to recon
cile the pretenrions of both PARTIES The point
Immediately at issue il that of compensation to the
sufferers by the outrages which are the origin of
the dispute Scnnr Pdal insists on such compeIi
satiOn being at once consented to. Senior Lafr;t-
gus. denying that this demand is justified by the
Law of nations or the common principles ofjustice
declines acceding to it until the result Of the judi
Cia investigation at present going on in this coun-
try shall show on whom the blame really rests
AZ neither party can be induced to stir from his
position, all negotiation in Madrid must he consid-
cred as terminated, and it is probable that Senior
Lafragua will leave Spain without delay, and that
Lord IIowdcn will no longer postpone his proposed
departure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

INDECENT EXPosURE.-The two lads
James Garvey and Michael Mccarthy, charged with
exposing their persons indecently by bathing il
Carrington's old mill pond in the valley wers
brought before the Mayor yesterday and held t.
bail for their good behavior. Both boys promised
better conduct in future. II again caught the,
viii doubtless be sent tn prison. there to remain nj
hard labor for the balance of the summer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

The COUNTY CoURT or HESRIco viii
commence its August term on Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

THE HEALTH OF THE CITY continues
good, there being no sickness of anv sort that We
hear OF, save such as is caused by the imprudent
use OF green fruits and vegetables. MANY of III.
doctors have but little TO do at this time and non,
oi 1hem seem overburthcned with patients
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

HEM THAT'S GOT MONEY COME Up
ND BUY, them that's got none. stand off and cry'
is the fayoritc song of watermelon yender known
to every man and woman in the city of Richmond
This delicious fruit is now in market and old liar
~ i. in his glory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
BIG HaUL-Mr Ellis the Olerk of III

BIG HAUL.-Mr. Ellis, the Olerk of the
First Market learned yesterday morning that VIII
liam Walls, huckster bad purchased one hundred
and eighty chickens 10 sell again, and after
caught him with "A portion of the fn~ls, which b.
was Offering for salt. As was his duty, he reported
the to the Mayor, who conhscated all the
chickens and fined Walls for violating the ord
nance,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

REsIGNED.--Lieut II. W. Fry, .jr., has
resigned his Office In the Young Guard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Loss or LAKE ONTARIO srEAaER.-The we'll
known steamer Arabian, built at Niagara Canada
West, bv Mr.. Heron, some iye or six years ago and
since which time forming enc of tho mail line on
the north shore of the lake, was lost on the lower
st Lawrence on Thursday last She had recently
been running between Quebec and River du Loup
She struck rock 70 miles below Quebec, and i'm
mediately sunk. The dispatch to the Globe states
that no lives were lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

HARD AT IT.-The workmen are stead-
lily engaged In cutting the tunnel under the canal
near the pump house. The bed of rock through
which the tunnel is 10 pass Is very hard, and the
operation will Of Necessity be slow, but Mr. GIN
will complete the work as speedily as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

THs GREAT EAsrERN.-The Directors of this i'm
menHe steamer throw some doubt over tho fact
whether she will visit this country at least AZ carly
as asexpected. The owners are embarrassed for funds
They want 100000 sterling to complete and fit her
Tor and propose to raise it by mortgage on the
steamer. They say, that although the best time
for making trial trip to Portland would be in the
month of October, the directors felt that it would
he difficult, without adding largely to the cost to
complete the ship by that time, but that they had
doubt she could be completed and properly equip
ped by April of next year. the next most favourable
season for the voyage; and that the total cost of
the ship and engine would be about fG50,00o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

TERRrBfE ACctpENT-l,n Friday last. little girl.
named Jane Craig. aged about nine years. grand
daughter Of Chambers Mckihben. was killed ut
ChamhorshuTs, Pa, by the accidental discharge Of a
heavily loaded double-barrei gun in the hands of
her brother. The skull rightinily torn up, the
brain carried away as if the force of the expl0ion
had occurred in the cavity ofthe crauium. and tho
face haCkontd by powder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

An IaPoRTASr DEcIsIoS.--An important case has
been decided by the Supreme Court of New York,
viz: where tho holder of promssory note sent it
when due to the bank at which IL was payable
and the bank enormously supposng the maker to
he in funds credited the holder with the amount,
on discovering its mistake next day corrected it
snd served tho endorsers with notice of non-pay-
ment 1t was held by the Supreme Court Of New
York in an action on the note, against the endor-
scrs that it had not been paid and that iue steps
hal been taken to charge them, so as n rrrder
them liable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
Slow MOyIyo.-The nconIa of Or.co,

Slow MoyING.-The people of Oregon
Hill are very anxious to have highway opcnc,
for them to the city before the winter sets in Lu
from present appearances the chonres are agains.
them. The sum appropriated by the Council fn
making the improvement, is believed to he Insult
1cicnt to pay the condemnation and do the grading
and If this be 30, it will he hard job to sauecz,
m additional appropriation out OF that body at III,
present time. owing to the tightucss Of the none,
market, and the want of cash in the treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

A IioAS--The reported murder of young girl
on staten Island by disappointed lover who found
her reposnr In the arms Of q successful rival turns
out to be . faisty, penny lns" romance man
ufaotured hy some reporter of the n Y. Herald,
which paper only had the news
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
Il HOUSE, . -
CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS.


CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS,
fONvISNIO.v MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
paR THE stLE OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANCFAC
I'll RED TORACdN
A. Liberal adyAUCtmeBtS on Cuus gna erts. ~tN
A-~INNES {. ADAMS s connected With our hous,
jaws 4. CoNNoLLr. KaET ". ADAMS
y 2 6m
v. RICHAR DSON.-
n. GENERAL AGEST ASs COLLECTOR.
Atfa-d. IA the collection ot Claims Hiring out Ne
Sr,s rnnting o+It HouscS and general Commission
ba,.no~s.
aa-,,fSsr 18th street opposite Exchange Hotel
wtsa W II Richardson, Richmond, Va.
~ dim
t4-UIlAA HURLEY, BANKER,
" ~ Main 80, opposite. tho st. Charles Hotel.
Richmond va
Roaiar Il, Domestic Exchange Uncurrrut Rank
Notre Ru..acss Paper and Marketable securitee OF
srrgy ~--riVDJn
Lt>p WARRANTS bought snd sold
to 8-tas
NOTICE The subscriber offers his ser
y VICES TO thr rubr, A. Collector Of all kinds Of
4at. sad hope. h} strict attention and prompt r.
lvfr. 10 sl"gtt far proportion nt business lie can
~ isua4 %; NoS,t,. Gpiln Arper~on's.
l.. H. LUCK.
r.trst. t3nIdin { Apporean. Thos l. Dudley. In
tn lal,by. 4 VI Nauinc. &. o, lIaskins Col Thos
+ Ausr.-f Ishn 4. Ballard, Horace l.. Kent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

TIE INDIANS Up Nnw MExiCo.-The Indian Blu
reau havs full dispatches of late datos from their
various agencies In the Territory of New Mexico.
From the Abiquin agency to May 3D. they learn
that the difficulties between the Navejos and a.
pote Itahs have compelled the latter to remain in
the vicinity Of that agency for protectionJ in \
very destitute condtion that the jicari!Ia Apaches
are peaceably working their fields, and improving;
they have plantations the Rio Oso and La Guerra
about thirty and twenty-five miles from this agen-
they have information that in the course of the
prev ious month the MiuHchi Utahs visited that
point and received satisfactory presents. ovncing
friendly disposition. The Jicarilla Apaches have
also been thore, and are quite friendly. Wtsh
Sdr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Mr.. Peter Hansborough, n resident Of Stevens
burg, Culpeper county, died on Monday last, from
the effects of fall, received some two weeks since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

FCGIrIyH SLAVE TRoUBLEs--A letter from Cairo
Illinois. 10 the Cincinnati Gazette. dated the 27th
inst, states that party of Mssonrians, supposed
TO be near fifty in number, came over from the
Missouri shore to search for fugitive slaves--some
ten or fifteen having recently escaped from that
part of the State. They surrounded and searched
several negro cabins but Mt length the free Ifgro
residents determined to permit no further search
without q warrant, and offered determined rcsis-
tance. nnmhnr of shots we're exchanged. and n
Missouriap. by the name of Wilson, had his jaw
blown off. Three of the Nissnnriana have been ar
rested and were to he tried Immediately. There
was great excitement about it--a large number of
citizens taking sides with the Missourans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

DEATH OF NICHOLAS THOMPSON, EsQ.-The Secre-
tary Of the Interior this morning received inf0rnt-
ton by telegraph. of the death of his father Nj
ehnias Thompson, ESQ, ON the day before y"ster-
day, at his residence. Leesburg, Casweli county,
Miss, which occurred suddenly, his previous health
being remarkably good. This venerable and uni
yersaiiy respected and esteemed gentleman, was
aged sesenty-five years.-.Sar, Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

A MoSoN,SrAc.--Therei is a mononaniac named
Bougham. in Montgomery county, Mississippi who
has lived under shelving rock, on the bank of the
oture River. for the past three years. all of which
time he has spent digging in the solid rock, search
ing for treasure, which he says his uncle and
other men. who were miners. buried there mare
than hundred years ago His only garments are
oflcathcr, and his only tools an axe and pail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

THH GoLpsBoRo' AFFRAr.-A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express writes from GoIlsboro', n c.
under date July %, follows:
saw DIR. Davis an hour ago IIe very rest
ess last night from the effects of medicine he had
taken, but Mt tthis evening he quiet. and the
physicians In attendance say that his wounds are
doing we'll. and that 1t this hour he has no alarm
ing Symptoms. This is the 7th day and about the
commencement Of that crisis which must decide
his fate.
large number of our citizens met yesterday in
obedience to the call Of the Mayor ana series of
conservative resolutions, advising obedience to the
law, were passes. The excitement is abating ~
far az tho town ia concerned and it is expected
that those Germans who fed at the first alarm will
return very soon, and that desire to trouble or
annoy them will be manifested. Some of the psr
ties, | learn, have aready been advised by letter
by some of our prominent citizens, to return nd
resume their business.
No change, | think, In the condition Of Odenhei-
mer. 1t is the opinion of his physician that ho
will not recover. One whole side of his body il
paralyAed, though lac is said to be rational.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

"Ds,D R1rET SHIRTS among the latest i'm
provcments in under lothing In Philadelphia
They pI pIopenscIy en- belshed with dead rabbits
hanging by the heels, aud designed for rowdies
of the plug uCiv" sort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

The American Consul at Rio de Janeiro announces
that, on the 18th June, the yellow fever had near
ly disappeared from that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
Mss TAzEwELL's SCHOOL, GRACE

~ STREET, BETWEEN 7Ta AND sTH-Tho sew
"hth rsi"n of this School will commence on the IL.
"a! oi october, aud close Oh the Ist nf july The
English department il exclusively under the direc.
H"t 81 NE Principal except the Philosophical aud
hl9h" ath@nHtIcai Glasses which will be taught
- Gentleman of experience and ability. The
french Class will be placed under tle Hurervisou OF
"~'hti'Iian who has Ind much experience and sue
4 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

CATCHING TIcKs.-On Thursday after
noon last, when tho police made descent upon
number of boy who were bathing in Darlington
mill pond, one little fellow, just from the wood.
had off his pants catching ticks. when the cry -.
Officers, alarmed him so much, that he dropper
them and bolted for home, never thinking Of hi
nude condition till he had crossed tho Threshold
his mothers housc.HI If he had not been in bad com
pany no alarm would have caused him 10 tax,
fright, whatever others did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

SINGULAR INSTANCE OF DRowyISa-On the 1911,
inst. lad named Thomas Campbell. fell overheard
from the ship Huleika, at Quebec, Canada, where
upon one of the crew, Alphonse Marceau diyed to
the bottom. where he found the unfortunate lad
clinging to pile, and though he went down three
several times, and strove to unciasp the lads
arms from the pile, he could not effect his purpose,
and the boy was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

COOP NEWS FOR BEEF EATERs-The prices of beef
cattle experienced a decline Of half dollar in the
hundred at Mondays market, in Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

The HtRvEsT-The Spirit of jefferson states
that the wheat harvest in Jefferson county, Va,
has turned out better than was expected-on the
farms bordering on the Shenandoah the crops will
be very large. The newspapers from different
quarters of the Stste-with the exception of q few
connties-also say, that the wheat will agreeably
disappoint the farmers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

81 FOR RENT-On Pleasant street
III Union Hill CuIniartall, dwelling house. con
fA.iln% .u~, with h1nomeut anl other necpEsAry
nSenlen - with garden attached, and we'll Of
e Ir"ont water On III" rr"uli+-- Rent Si9I per an
uum. Apply H. JOHN H. COOK Gcnl AR't
lie 81 Alll l...rl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Tzf FOR RENT.--A nice house on
L Grhcr street just out side the Corporation linz
iLa Aprly to
ty2-ts GRUBDS { ApPFRSOS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

DrArn OF AN EMINENT LiwTRR.-ilon. John Glen
King of Salem. Mass, died at his residence on
sunday the nth, at the age of 20 years. He had
been for many years leading member of the Mas
sachusctts bar. and had held many offices OF pub
lie trust He WAS one of the counsel employed by
the Massachusetts, Legislature in the prescott I'M
peachment Case" of 1921, in which he sustained
himself with distinction against Daniel Webster
and other hardly less formidable eompeers In the
legal profession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
NELECT CLASSlCAL and MATHE-

~ NAIINAL SIIItUI.-PrUI. II. J. JIIKISTIAN.
.aying recently resigned the chair of Greek in Rich
aJud College. proposes to open, the st Of Ucto-
,er next Select Classical and Mathematical school,
this city. During his long experience tea cher
te has been constantly impressed with the want Of
horoughness in the preparation OF boys, either for
,olg ~. the active duties of life lie therefore
iropon"s to admit only many pupils as he can
each and devote himself with untrlDg energy 10
haking thorough scholars in the strictsst s.nss Of
heterm. In future advertisement he will give no
ICES of the terms and location Oft the school ANY com
uuncation addressed to- him, through the Rich
nond Post Office, will be promptly attended to.
is 2S-d5tE H. j. CHRISTIAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

fFzs FOR RENT, and possession given
s4:a on tn" 10th of August, sooner the house
n'~ occupied by Mrs. JenHlngs. in the town of Sid
1"y, naAIiy Opposite the Fair Grounds. Apply to
GEO W. JARVIS
le Its At Shop. On the corner above
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
PHILIP B. STASARD,
r. V. BAkGAMIk.

1t gives great pleasure to recommend the Glass
cal and Mathematical School OF Mes-rs. STANAkD
I BAR3AMIN. Messrs. 5. & h. are graduates of this
institution have been connected with it Assistsnt
trofessors and entitled to the fullest confdenc
If the public for their high intellectual and moral
lual hcations. FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. /.
VIRGIaA MILITARY ISsTITUTE.C
July 9th, 1857. jy 1-d3m
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fl; FOR KEN T--Tenement No. 2I7
al Main street, including storc-will be put in
tAUraugA repair fora good tenant.
u TT LEWIS .. CRKNSuAW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MisSrsorA.-ihe seere-
tary Of War received dispatch from Fort Smell
ling Minnesota to the 25th inst, informing hiin
that the Sioux Indians have acceded to everything
required Of them by the general government, and
are now quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

EXTRAORDINARY SuIcIDE.-A remarkable case of
suicide is recorded by Cincinnati paper. The
man who destroyed himself came to that city about
two weeks ago, and openly declared his intention
to drink himself ia death. He drank desperately,
and was in the most degrading state of intoxica
ton, morning, noon, and night; he thought of no.
thing but alcohol, aud did nothing but swallow it
In large quantities at all hours. He accomplished
his purpose in about twelve days, dying on Thurs
day night last He literally went out of the world
drunk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

PRErTY AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS English
ladies are very handsome" said polite young
American gentleman to Mr.. Puneh-"four Amer
ican girls are exquisitely lovely" returned Mr..
Punch. scorning to be ontdone in courtesy LAY,
girls, that is true; but they fall OF they count
years. SO you your women carry off the palm,
and what's more it's a palm that will bear date"
BLESS EN- all" said MIR. Punch, pionsly. Lets
liquor"
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A+. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Having
Ill purchased residence in the city | offer for
INT or lease for three years, from lat 0ctohrr next
the Tenement on Governor street adjoining Dr. plea
-"nts trt-'~i by mc of Jamcr VI. Morson. E.I. The
IT"uliN"- will be put in thorough repair
" &}-t- LEWIS d. CRESStIAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Snow IN JuLY-It is stated that on Thursday
morning of last week, passengers between Man
chester and Lawrence, Mass, in the first train,
we're astonshed 70 encounter quite snow shower,
which was visible to so many witnesses that there
could be no mistake as to the fact.