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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18
I'm ETernoriaHa.

Roll on thy surging waves, 0 sea
With deep and dirge-like moan;
Wall for the brave in heart and free,
Mourn for your hero gone.
For never on your sounding tide
A nobler patriot rode,
With starry banner floating wide,
For freedoms blest abode.
His country's honor on the main,
Whatever foes he met,
Twas his with courage to maintain,
Till life's last sun was set.
And long did cruel ~corsairs rue
The proves of his arm.
And from the unequal strife Withdrew,
In terror and alarm.
At length, Brittania with an eye
Ofjealousy and ire,
Resolved the deadly strife to try
With cannon, sword and fire.
She sent her squadrons DER the deep,
Her soldiers DER the land,
With Desolation's wing to sweep
The Ocean and the strand.
. Vain boastl forth sprang in warlike might,
The champions of the free.
Well skilled on sea or land to fight
For glorious Liberty.
And bright in arms among them all,
The youthful Lawrence shone,
Tired by his country's bugle call,
And cannon's laundering tone.
Out Ger Old Oceans waters blue,
With dauntless heart he sailed;
In truth he had a noble crew,
Whose courage never failed.
His eagle ere espied afar,
A banner red like fame,
High DER a British sloop-ofwar,
The Peacock" was her name.
With shouts that rent the trembling air,
Tire Hornets fearless crew,
Cheered by the1f captain, SOON prepare,
Their foeman to pursue.
Swift as a falcon DER the waves,
The Hornet ploughs her way,
And many a threatening danger braves,
Impatient for the fray.
Harkl that terrific broadside poured
Along the Peacock's deck,
Hurls many a seaman overheard,
And leaves her like a wreck,
Again the booming thunders peal,
And awful carnage bear;
Her gallant seamen madly reel,
Or sink in wild despair.
Her flag is struck-she yields, and 10!
C~oluulbia's hero bold,
No longer deems one tar his foe.
His soul no wrath can hold.
He weeps as if for brothers slain,
Nor taunts the living brave;
So war the heroes of the main,
Who sail DER Oceans wave.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

nm- A Spanish proverb says that the
Jews rnin themselves at their p~assovers,
the Moors at their marriages, ara
Christians at their lawsuits tae
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

nsa+ Mr.. Jenkinson, of Rome, put his
spectacles on his ear instead of his eyes,
one day last week, and actually walked
three miles sideways in the rain before.
he discovered what was the matter.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

Es- When DR.. H. and Lawyer A. were
walkisg arm in arm . wag said TO .
friend,-
These tive are just equal to one high
waymaR."
Why :" was the response.
Because" rejoined the ~ag, it is q
lawyer and a docter-your money or your
hfs."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18
Foreign Counts and Native Ninntes

You ladies of the verdant class,
Soft, sentimental souls,
Beware of foreign snobs, Who pass
For noble exiled Poles.
OH dote not on their raven hair,
The lean and hungry maws,
Their bushy chins, their tragic air,
And sallow lantern jaws.
Trust not the rank imposter's tale,
No patriot was he,
Whose luckless fate it was to fail
In some conspiracy
Your count, who bears upon his head
That rich luxuriant mop,
The mill of pennance soon will tread
And sport the County crop.
The heart beneath that seedy vest,
But not beneath a shirt,
With sordid feelings is possessed.
Well matched with outer dirt.
be wants your money not your hand,
In seeking you for a wife.
He rather, burst he, would demand
Your money, or your life.
Count, indeed count your spoons when
He has been to make a call,
And very fortunate you'll be
Ifyou shall find them all.
But better were it with your plate
The fellow should depart,
Than in his power get your estate,
By stealing first, your heart.
You ladies Of a certain age,
Especially take heed,
And don't in wedlock's bonds engage
With Counts of foreign breed.
The only object in the view
of all those rogues is pelf.
Rather than let them marry you,
Remain upon the shelf.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

gSA- Many Of our brightest virtues are
like stars-there must be night or they
cannot shine. Without suffering there
could be no fortitudc, no patience,
no compassion, no sympathy.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

DJ- The BEST cure for Mysteries is to.
discharge the servant girl. Some women
think they want a physician when they
only need a ~scrubbing brush.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

No. A young urchin hearing that his
brother was very sick, asked his father
the following question II say, dad, if
Pete dies mayn't l have his boots ?"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

~ do make yourselves at home,
ladies" said a hostess to her visitors one
day. Il am at home myself and wish
yea all we~-"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

1&F Miss Tucker says, it is with old
bachelors as with old wood; it is hard to
get them started, but when they do fame
they burn prodigiously.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

GSs- To find out whom a child lovos
make it a present. and notice 70 whom !,
IS most eager to show that present, exnlt.
10 find out whom a woman hates
do exactly the same tbinrs.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18
The Curl Of Golden Hair.

l have a little treasure
More beautiful to me
Than ought of gold or silver,
Or brightest gems 1 see,
Ills not a costly jewel,
In casket rich and fine,
Nor yet a thing of value
To other hearts than mine.
And still I deem it priceless,
More precious far than gold,
More beautiful and lovely
Than earthly gems all told,
'Tis not in iron Golfers,
My treasures safe l keep,
And though it's priced so highly,
I often DER it weep.
In a closely folded paper,
And laid away with care,
Lies a little sunny ~ringlet-
A curl of golden hair.
With beauty once it shaded
A fair and lovely brow,
And though long years have wasted,
Methinks l see it now.
How oft my fingers pressed it,
And twined it DER and DER,
All wet with tears of anguish
Such tears can flow no more;
For the angels came and called him
To live wild them above,
While nay heart was all o'eraowing
With a mothers earliest love.
Then oh, how sad and lonely
Was everything to me!
His playtAings all were gathered,
For those I could not see.
We put away his cradle
With his little cushioned chair,
And my heart like them was vacant.
For hope had withered there.
In the dark cold grave we laid him.
Where the weeping willows bow,
Andsof him the precious relic
Is all that's left me now.
Is it strange that 1 should love it,
Aud guard it well with care
This little glossy ringlet-
This curl Of golden hair.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

DO Glass in the middle geography.
stand up, What's a pyramid r. Al
pile CT men in a circus, one on top of the,
other" Where is Egypt Z" Where
it alters was"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

aGJ- What difference is there ha4~oo
a prince and a peasssato "svn
between fr. No more than
~ 40 bricks made of the same
slay. only one is placed upon a turret,
and the other at the bottom of a well.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

ne heart of almost everybody is
..iGe The Irishman's violin: There's mu
sic il the thing, if only one knows how to
get i. out,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

!. NA A henpecked husband says that
instead Of himself and wife being one,
they are ten; Cor she is 1 and be is o.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18
Printing oGee Rules.

The following hare been unanimously adopt
ed by the "%craft," and are expected to be OBJ
served.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-18

"A little nonsense, now and then,
Is rsIished by the wisest mon"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21
VALUABLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE

FOR SALE.-I offer for sale upon the most IA.
vorable terms, the job Printing Office belonging to
the late John Newlan, with all the Types Presses
Fixtures and other materials pertansg 10 the same
with the good will OF the establishment This once
Isl we'll and favorable known in the ctr of kich.
moDd and generally throughout Virginia. that . n
extended notice In newspaper. would scarcely be
nsecessarX. There are amongst the articles. an
Hand Presses Proof Presses aud Tyne OF ali sizss
fancy and plain; Cables, &C. This Office has done
the largest business % the State and was enjoying
PERSONS wishing 70 purchase, will please examine
Ihe cincs, and address 'NowIan's Job once" Rich,
mond, Va Ior tire snbscr,ber ct PetersburR Va.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
Administrator OF John Nowlsp,
de 16-6t Petersburg, Va
~ Enquirer and Wing win please copy daily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

NOTICE undersigned, IN With
~ drawing FROM the concern Of bINF0RD. DICK
INsON WEiSI6ER, begs to tender his personal
thanks to his many friends aud the patrons 81 the
late concern. who have 50 generously bestowed
that he has made an arrangement b. which be will
lie enabled npon the lst OF January next. 70 on r
to his old friends and the public generally increased
faciiiries and a larger and better assortment OF
GOODS than can be found in any house south, in
that line of business and solicits for the new con-
ceru lrial sa isfed that he can offer Inducements
which cannot fail t. please.
Full particulars herraf r,s,cu,
Docarohar 9Th 1879 de 9-ftlJen
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T AND AGENCY.-Having been en-

7 AND Acknowledging been en-.
A. plsyed to sall several large tracts of land In
Nicholas county, invite proposals from capitalists
and particularly from persons who may wish to set.
tie on the same. to whom great bsrgains will be
sold
l have just returned from visit to Nicholas, and
can safely assert that fof fertility Of SOIL and sa-
ubrity ofchmate ii is not surpassed by any portion
Of the State The land lie situated in the noun tans
BY far the richest Of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. II 10 admirably adapted for q grazing
country Thousands Of acres Of the lan,s have been
(1ithin Q few gears) opened and are now making
ample returns to the owners. The lands will be
yedand laid OF into small farms thereby giving
10 purchasers With moderate means an opportunity
Of investing. Will give all needul information on
thesubject and will chow the land to those wishing
10 purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21
A VIRGINIA REMEUY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDf.-Mrs. DAVIS
hCOUaH ELIXIR, one of the best known rens-
dies for Coughs aud Colds has been in use in Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past teen or twenty
years ana has always proved eficacious in Coughs
and Colds The following certificate was voluntari-
IL given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1851
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March Is, 1854:
Mr. c. G. WALTER-Dear sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough Eltrir."
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
tjgtle daughter when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad have used it also in of Colds, at
tended with coughing aud in ev .ry case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this pre- paration as an excellent medicine and in
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit:
A. WILES,
Pastor Of the NJ &. Church, South, on Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf
For sale BY Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
Mil,spaugh & Johnston, ]. W. Garlick. 4. J. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Ohas d. Yale. Richmond &C 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

rus TIA PAlfY To-day Is tbs anniversary Of
the snpsiog OF this tea iuto Boston hsrbor, which
occurred 90 Thursday, Dec Id, 1s1S. The destra
tiou Ct tee on that day Vas memorable. In less
than two hours. 240 chests and 100 half chests
were STAYED and emptisd into the dock. without
hi ariug the remainder OF the cargo in the vessels
containing the offensive article. mere signi-
6csnt "tsa party" than shat Of 1913 never assem>
hied in any oonn.ry.-Bastoa Transcript, Dec. 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" sHOvELS, TONGS ard POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds Of Crates,
Including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of Shovels, longs and
pokers. Seven different sizes Of coal scutties, cnder
ShoveIs fire Shovels handsome stands tor Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmaus
are Brick; fire SLABS and Jams; sets Of soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want Of any OF the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works OF the above do
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 235
Main street, between Sth and 9Th Streets West side
Richmond, Va.
An l6-dly 8. ID. DEEOON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

a STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
MA RENT.-TH0MAS D. QUARLES offers for
reh the desirable store formerly occupied by him.
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house of Cren-
SD aw, Quarles Co. To a good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
an Cots
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ICdtc u HtsbhHtsC VI 10 WuOIu tzVN0td1
10 half
10 Quartsf
80 10 eighth %

CLOTHING -CLOTHING.-W have
~ on hand fine Black Cloth Frocks and Dress
Goats; do Cashmere Pants and ve5ts; rich Velvet.
Faucy and Black Vests also, a large supply of Ser
yants Clothing Persons in want Of the above goods
will call on DARRAC0TT, HARRIS CO,
Successors to Merchant, Weisiger Co,
M ~ No liz Main street.
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TN DISPATCH.
USsoAY nossIks.-..-., Oh oxMsss =. ~

VDeDAY MVMNhNV.....s..s =
w.., oxr ssrs ON srs IssuAHsxrEc Rocfs -
r,.s. vho we're on eos-i the Quaker City, Oh her
rocs., frst trial over the Tehusutepee route 70
california, spsAk 10 the highsst terms Of prs'.s ..
the trim DO the CoAtzseoalcos. cofresronae"'
Of the Nov Orleans Bsiletin Gays;
arhey have in Paris ~hat they call ssIH,s s IVA
Psosese oelsctico. nade :. s srss' saS pIants
ths wonder Of the weird. IL tarh w \. - -. ss.s
a. he hsnks Of The CcatsscoAieos, - - % sao
banks Of the sesns, such coiiees.on .,r ~ her.
scrn;shsS an hand one far more cursoss. MONKEYS,
aiieatora easles vuituree, parrots, 9sCevs SUI
beoysn sr.ss csiha, Cocoon, palm, ano vnass.ss
eise 10 rare 10 the aoinA' snd vese.aos S.o,s
alma Are our familiar scgustutaness auo hourly
e,mpe.ious The nrst named tn rsrticuss!, nsvs
Welcomed % IN numbers iuosmerabie; snd, wnat
r. moro 70 the poiut, every ooe w.o sag suu, "
could loan the nee Of one, has nag pig pop snen'
Tnis 10 the vsritabls paradise Of itinefsnt Esass
aNo sooner aad We rssehed the mouth Of ths
river. than 10 we're greeted by countSsse number
Of guiis aod boobies. the former lying tneosaods
10 nock. light aud airy ~ aswaitow, 500 sairly
lighting up the lower horia IN, By the quick mo-
ticn Of thsir white wings; hstle further up, oy
the aamiueo, eurlew and white crane. white ~ TIE
driven saov, and graceful ~ the swan--a spiendsd
mark Ia she thick dark wood, for our party on
board A. We advanced the piteous howl OF the
monksy, vas heard from the neishboriug forests;
ianumerable nJcks Of chatterins parrots and ma.
oAWs, greeted az ~ we passed, While the iazf All
gator lay summing himself all along the shore
TAis ugly msnster furnished rare sport 70 our
assksmsn, though believe not one was hit. There
was suoa grotssqus awarkwafdasss Ia his heae.
loag plunge, TO be seeu no more 90 different froni
the light, springy, single hop Of the white crane,
when shot fell near. that gravity herself must
have laughed outright. And here let me advise the
traveller who would enjoy this sport rare to come
out we'll armed, With plenty Of AMMUNITION. don.
Bile barrel rne, Of long range, 10 best ~ the dis"
sAncs u frequently great to either Shore"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

TEE BarYrsl Gov1RxnxNf.--The total expcndt'
turss Of the British Governments for thu year end.
ing 3lst March last, 10 round numbers, was 1906,
o0o. 900, or q million dollars day. The army exc
peuditure vas abont 50, 1000, and that OF the
Navy SS2 600 600 nisceiIsoeous civil services. in.
cladtus the dowry Of $l,0oo,0oo to the Princess
Royal. IS, 900 O00 For the Persian expedition
there vas paid 70 the East Iodia Company, nearly
$4,000 900, aad also 70 the East India Company,
for the war With China, nearly $3,oco,eoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

''-> 1Ii5MRTfiIN0 BNTIRKLY,

NV ,-slifRfxi SHIRTS ll..-Are you
=. IN al ehirtss II So cali and exanine. !.
the .sys n STssd fpks sSirs scsnos
by ali Who have used II % b snns!tor ior
ease and comfort. 70 a1ything e tns nsa yss ~ 2.
ssa .ssentI~mcn's New Furnishing Hcuss." opposite
the American Hotel, whore win ai:o be found
great variety Of the latest styies 81 hAI1 CArs.
A a. !. s,m A'' ~ SWEENEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

V6lul REWARD.-JEFFRIES' An
WOOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MlxTUREfor the
euro of Gonorrhoea. elect Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink, exposure or change in ap
plication to business. The proprietor chal enges
single case of recent Gonorrhea which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained III from two to ten days.
and it neither creates nausea nor onends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily is consistent with the production Of q
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
coastitutienelly or locally, can be caused BY its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, G
Ring, No 80, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALENDER, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS,
agent for Philadelphia.
Bold by USHER WlNSTON,
f. 22-d1y Richmond Va.
rURN SHELLER5.-We effer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELLERS, each of
which will warrant to do good work, and those
in want of the article will find it to their interest to
call. For sale, either wholesale retail, with q
liberal margin to the trade, By
CHURCH T. FLEMING,
no i6-3m Corner Cary and i3th streets
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e NEW CARRIA0E AND HAIR.

NESS RRPOsITuRY.-The subscsiape;. \.
Coach Making offers TO those In this secuon WY VIZ
NAV vial 20 purchase, . variety Of light ana suD
stsutaI AaEs sacm ~ q fsknod and durable
material Persons wishing to purchase are TesRecS
fullv invited to give call and examine inauV 70
mants will be offered 10 their advantage. bosa - 70
price and guarantees Of the faithful psTIormsnco VI
the work. M 81. untsl
&C lily WAL, %. near OF. OnaI w 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

DAY STATE RANGING have made
- arrangements with the Manufacturer for the
al g Of this superior COOKING RANGE, aud invite
he attention Of purchasers to the advantages which
we offer:
LIST. The Range is made of the best iron, Ia stmp
In its construction; and con venienfiy arranged.
I'd. 1t can be operated with wood or coal
Sd. 1t can be set up and removed Mt pleasure, "a
readily as the common Cooking Z ove.
iih. We can furnish them to any required sire,
with one or two ovens aud with four six Boilers
with or without water nxtures-and wARRA ut each
one sold TO give satisfaction to the purchaser.
9Th Repairing pieces always en- hand, which will
be put in when required at a reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Range is moderate tor .
III tclass srticle) as we can afford to sell them ct
manufacturers retail prices.
4r We eortinue to set the AMERICAN RAsaE
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any enc of them anything fhx
repairs.
ALSO-Several varieties of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale at the Governor Street stov Stove
se6 4E0R,yE GTARRETT
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FOR REET-A desirable store un
pLANKETs-5ooO NEGRO BLANKETS.

RLANKETS-bUUU NEGRO BLANKETS.
II To Farmers, Traders. Railroad Contractors and
Factory Owners. lou are informed that my
sortment of Negro Blankets is more extensive than
usual and the prices OF the game viii be in accord.
ance with the times, rs usual. Money can be saved
BY purchasing Of ALFRED NJ SES,
da lin AZ
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having a
IN large number of accounts due and unsettled
which should have been settled prior TO January.
1885, would respectfully notify all SUCH that ell &C.
counts due him previous to 1855, and not paid OF
closed by boud or otherwise by the lst day of Fe-
bruary 1852 will be put in the hands Of the law for
collection.
ALWAYS on hand, q large assortmeut Of Clothing
and GentIemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
10 punctual customers EB SPENCE,
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor,
no II Corner of Main and l3th sts
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HONEY PURE. Honey, for
gallon. On 20; By 0kO DUWDEN. Druggist.
Dc J3 i75Br0sd street
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cs1E CARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES:
= Tho subseriber has on hand ~, 2. ~ hs S
Main end Carr lssh Nd th ssrsss35 rs ~ ~ bz-
iumbtsn Hotel gQAcHas. OaAkssiSV crs sons, and
M Al ~ NJ own make sf thu best mstssia.s
and workmanship; ali Of which will be so.a "a Rich
good work Of the kind can be IN tne ALL e those II
Vsrtcf any article In the Carriage Tine. ~ ~ ovssf
tsrpained 70 make TO- order and SsI Nv var
prices possibls and al WORK so.di ~ ANouI.
ranted. nAUAsAn
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Two LEASE The vacant grounds, be-
longing to me on tie North margin Of the
lotion part Of which Mr.. Whites stables are tenn.
porarily located (hs lease expires with this year, is
large, ana we'll suited for n lumbs, coal or wood
yard ard Also ID the lot on the opposite sda of
18th street. For terms. apply to Mr. Jessoe +. Kee
see at his Office. East side Of 18th street. between
Main and Cary street.
no 23-dlm BACON TAFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

49,. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SfGLAssES.-AF JAHNKE. OP1l-
CAN. T511 Main street-I have opened a new lot Of
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
classes, in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee 70 suit with these srperior Glasses,
any person to whose vision optical aid can be sp-
piled.
The public are requested to call and examine.
Brazilian Pebble and other Glssaes filled in old
frames. A Y JAHNKE,
NOS j5h Main street,
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ssa METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
Psi popular Hall, situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
and dp f
ting terms. The rumor that il was to be sold, and
appropriated TO another purpose, erroneous, and
the present will spare no efforts to keep up
Its reputation the best Hall lor Public Amuse.
JOHN r COOK,
BE l5-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl sts I'D stairs.