Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
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Til. NV posr OFFIcf ~ OrEPArG;s. -s'-f'
dIy t.. o,d poet ofire !ec the Exchange lloei'
W.. vacated by our WORTHY postmaster, Bigger, and
all his bids bags, baggage and eps:les. Between th-
hours OF . 4. VI. ani p. NJ. the agreeable change
wa. Effected much the satisfaction Of all the post
Office oilic.al4 who, now i'll their new and commodi
ous 1uarferl und,. the Custom House, cannot
! feel crtpped for room.
The delivery last afternoon took plac. from the
building on Main street. All the arrangements OF
convenient nature and we'll adapted for carrying ont
the systematic order snd dispatct which are are at
a times necessary 10 the post Office department.
Doubtless, for some tim. 10 come, many VINO, for
yesrs back have patronz ed "the old stand, will bs
found vending their way daily to the Exchange ana
viii, perhaps. only find out they are at the wrong oo4'
! by frequent disappointment. Servants, esieciaHy'
wnO may br snt 10 post leisrs should be told 10 go
IL the new office. else 'h-y will very likely z"
aud drop n--iv-s holes about the old spot,
| which lead 10 nowhere.
! WHAT THE USE Of GoISG TO CHURCH This
! is question asked IS many young men, VIII" prefer
"loafng" about town on Sunday 10 any other pasms
or duty. Il Apologize question that comes with
very unhealthy morality from any person wh" has
arrived al the aye OF discretion nr the years al rrsoh
and for part, when hear young man PUT
forth such q query, rather inclined 10 thlnk
that he stands i'll danger al fever becoming model
ci'iz-n good husr4nd, duiitul son. ahcutloate
brother, or pra,sewo thy lnth-r
| Last Sunday -yrHiag, the Rev. Mr.. Moore, OF the
First Presbyterian Church, remarked thar he under
stood there Were hlnir o young nsn III Richmond
who AK The qri-.tiou Whats the u. ri going 10
Church r. and IN order 10 show the Use OF such, ms
| Al ,C,ln .y'
address prepared peculiarly IN answer 10 HE que
ry, What th- uss in going TO Church !! Let Here
t- II numerous Attendance Ut young men 10 Iirten
10 hun, nnj certainly they viii DO edited rs well "a
| Instructed
BEFORE THE MAYOR Fighting this hot weather
seems somewhat of Il work of supererogation, sven
though it should be cody INDUCED in. Yesterday
Mark Tindall and WIN. Sl-dd were introduced to
Mayor Mayo on charge Of fighting in the ID Mar
ke during market hours. Tindail was discharged
ana WIN. S,.dd WAS fined -
Alex. Jones STOOD charged with having obstruc'c
FIanklir street. ri the H. Mark' with three empty
barrels. lie WAS fined 81. y. ii. Russell, also, was
n-d y tor Obsiruciing sidewalk on Sh street. GIi-
TER, K.ut N Alvey were also fned 81 ior obstructng
| Is street.
a case came up IN which negro named Sam, lie
longing 10 liamon Bishop had Sci up hi. shing'e IL
practice "-,rgeonnry" in tn. city Of Richmond. IL
sides "surgeUnory il Sam wen:. also, into h-
dentistry practice, aud pailed out t"th, lk. sam
o old, from ail parties, indlscrlmha'eiy who migh'
open their Jaw. for him. Sam master ~as ined -
Tor allowing hs negro Ia in ri ere wh the ihCulty.
WIN Robinson was on T. the fast kind. who, in an
end-avor bsar thu Atlantic cable gsloped hl- team
o; mI'a- along Dock street. William WAS punished
~ The Inw directs, by dose Of stripes, which made
| rim s'a:s.
ry sl.ve OF Hnxsll * Co continued I'LL the
18Th and u few OF lea similarly disposed Of.
TIE LATE FANCY BALL At OLD poisr.-This
grand altar CAM of the l9.!I, and tbs E'"s
nltra Of the sea-ou III th. line. Among hose who
snunr brilliantly aud beautifully there, correspon
den. OF the Washington "Uaion" m-u;ons the ivl-
| lowing
"Anong the first character. that enter-'l, under The
glsrIng bls2- ot the g4- lights WAS II. j VI. Queen
Victoria, p-rs"na,-d 10y Miss Fanni- Alexander. o
your city dressed III royal purple, iriminsd with or
nine aud gold. II wse announced that eha came b.
the A.iIBtIc i. grnpt salute n person Brother n
nathan Mr. Mas.-uburg, "f Vmgnin and 5000 ill.,
two went whirling together Though the gddy mazes
of the dance.
Mis- Whiting, Of Virgins, AZ peared as The Light
of m. lIgr.n aud was beautifully dressed in W h-
and piuk illusion. with white satin pants covered with
white llu -inn. A Turkish turban OF white and pink
sar gracefully upon her head and the representation
rs abe gave. II was really classlcnl.
Mrs Is ale wilson, Uf Norfolk. indeed the
beautiful ptrrOnitrariOn Of The Maid of the Mis-;
aud wore u pure white go-sain-r dress and hDwin,
veil OF rhr san. material, fastened AT the forehead
with Ylngi- bright sr.
Mis- Jennie JONES' poor 'Ophss,' eici;ing ih
-ympsrhy of the spectators by her vacant stare and
long neglected tresses. She was beautifully dressed
in character.
mis-. P,zzini. of Richmond wss richly dressed a,
The Q l.-n Of the Brigand.. with short -kr of black
velvet. trimmed with red silk and gold lace; bod
dice oi rich embroidery and crown Of dazzling
gems.
representative al Spring 80 full Of lii-
She dressed III whit" illu-ihn, decorated WI
natural Il ,wrrt and wGs ~ she must always D., on
at the Leading beil"-.
Miss Webster, of Gloucester. M Lady Macbeth,
waa spl-u!idly dressed IN b'ack velvet. richly ern
hroid-r-G with bugi-l On rrr head ahe Wore a coro
u- r,rhly s'ufi=d with FEELS.
"Mi.s LINE, at Norfolk, tho beautiful E-nrrslds
Of The evening, was 'ateally itcs-ed in light co'
ru,n. which Displayed her graceful person 10 nd:an
tag-. aud attracted great admTaon
Mrs G-urgiana jnclaif ~ VI aumee, the charm
ing S-Inlnole and sister Ia Oscsoia, was inuc! nd
mired She played tn. Indian girl 10 perfsc,i"n.'
Fraser RIVER ExcIrEMEyr.TheS San Francisco
Bulletin has he following:
il n Wise "a son of the Governor Of Virginia.
and ,, party NJ Slu Franci-co capitalists Ar- repre-
--nr-d a. bcHg about 10 lay of a new town IN :h-
Fltzhusl claim q tract at ltd acres OF land lyiog
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gold mnes.'
| With regard 10 tho above. may ssy that Gov.
Wise has only Two sons-one ia clergyman and the
other IN .d,;of-bo, At present in Virginia There
| H. huw-vnr, a Mr. J. III. Wis.,, nephew Of thu TO
v-rnor'4 IN California. Perhaps the Bulletin al.
! luled 10 him.
| Ru>Aw, ~. ARRESTED Three negro men, said 10
he from the White Sulphur Springs. and belonging 10
| I.I nOltl Ia.
stopped at the house Of a. &. Liiilepsge, in Kansw
ha county, Va and asked for something 10 eat. H.
! cook gave the alarm. Mr. Littlepagr, with
hia neghbcrs started in pursuit. tbs bridge Mr..
Stanley encountered Of the negro men, but re'
ceiviug n -evrre cut from hatcet in the hands at
til. negro relinqushei his hold um him The ne
grncs -s,gpcd but two were n:r-steG Ffiday. about
ten miles below aud lodged in Jail NJ charlottesville.
MILITARY L,Yp TITLE. &c.--Wo cal attention
To an advertisement in io.dtys issue, Tor the regular
soldiers at h- war 1912. or their heira persons
having military land titles in Missouri, Arkansas aud
Illinois.
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR ALESANpRIA.-As Mr..
John W. Young who resi- led on The L-esbur. turn
nike u short distance Wes' of Alexandria, cross
ing Hnof rum Friday night, in hl1 cart the horse
Tell of ia" bridge, carryirg with him the cart throw
ing Mr. Young ont, aud etching him under 1t, the
side board falling across his neck, choking him 10
death.
Committed To JAIL Ar HARRISBURG "A man
vhD calls himself Chss. Brown arrested com.
ml,rrd 30 Jail ou Tur-day la't, on the charge Of steal
ing lot oil lcw-lry belonging 10 Mrs John Bnrkhsrt,
of Berkeley county lie ls -sid 10 be from Washing
ton city
| GRAIN - ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA The oiler
ings OF gain the Corn EXchrng-, Oh the 20h Inst
were large bur the market inactive, buyers hold.
ing cfi and sellers refusing decline. good deal
ut wheat Withdrawn. h.d the market Closed dull.
| The rrceius OF grnia bY rail road and river Fri