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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

WHisKEY, &C. Az bels John Glib
w sons Mountain whiskey; 100 bbls nichard
sous Wbisk ey; 800 bbls shurnan's u 4untain W his
key: 200 bbls RecIifed Whiskey, Gin and Brandy;
10 quarter casks Port and N adeirA Wine; so bb1s
PEN sylyabia Apple Brandy; 20 bbls Isle of Wight
Apple RANDI; pipes r olaad Gin: 10 halt, Quarter
and eighth pipes fine Brandy. fer sale by
pog THOMAS JONES Il Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09
7 OsT.-SlO REWARD Between The

IL depot Of the Y p II r Co. and the Far.
the Treasurer of the State OF Virginia, to wit
Check Nob53 On Exchange Bank. payable TO George
Taylor or bearer for S2s 3; No 35t, jno Pendle
ton or bearer, for s5O; No SIS, 10 GEORGE TsylCr
or bearer. for $73; No s57. 10 Jno l. PeBditton or
bearer. ,32.Ss and No $50, - george Taylor or
bearer, for s3l 80 The payment of said check stns
been stopped by notice. The finder will be reward
ed as above, by leaving the came at this Office.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE

VI
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
ENG LIaH OPERA TROUPE.
THIS (TEUSDAl) NIGHT
viii be produced foi this OCCASION ONLY
GIUSEPPE VERDrS
NEW ROMANTIC OPERA OF
IL TR0VATORE.
G. HODSON
Miss Z. DURAND
COUNT Dl LUNA......................Mr. p. LYSTER.
NUMBER OF DI STINGUISH ed AMATEURS
have kindly VOLUNTEERED their services to sing the
celebrated
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OIH REWARD. -stolen from my house,
WIZ on Sunday night, tho 7th inst a rev black
cloth OFERCUAT. with ape AID raised velvet bot
tors. Any information that will lead to the rsco-
very of the Coat and conviction Of the thet will 10
p il the -bove reward. w Il RADCLIFFE.
O.
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I OST-On Thursday night. on Wall
Il street, or near there, my FREE PAPERs-
They were in tin box. / will give a reward for
them. if left at this oiice.
MkHALA BROOKS
no S-2t< A fec woman Of color,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09
IL TROVATORI

TUESDAY EHENLYC, Y0yEa8ERs, 1855,
win Re performed ysrdi's Grand Opera. in 1 acts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

W. MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND ANTHRA
CITE Coal The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily receiving. large supply of very superior i'd
lothian Lump (hHil and smiths Coal " hCh he il de-
veypg at the lowest market price; and has also on
hand large supply OF Red and White Ash Egg All.
thracte Coal, which he will sell by the load short
or long ton. Orders Left at either of his Offices one
at DanvilIe DEPOT. one on Dock, between nth aud
18th streets at the Auction store OF Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
no P. G. LARUS
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BOARDING.
MRS. WHARTON,

MRS. WHARTON,
Iva OF THE REVERE HOUSE,
Cor OF 81 aal Franklin sits.
Has vacant very desirAbe Room OF the first 1s1r
suitable FIR family. oS-6t~
kOAkDlNG.-MKS JAS. X. BRlDGiS
~ can accommodate several gentlemen with
BOARD. She has three yacan; Rooms suitable for
families. Residence corner Broad and lits streets,
opposite to Powhatan House. no 2-lEts
ROAkDING.-O house on Grace st,
- between 5th and 9th. Is row open for the accom-
mediation OF boarders. 4 Is MURRAY,
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e1- Particulars in small bills. -Ee
B r DAD ROCK

e. Seats may be secured three days ia advanc.
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
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AauraMunIn.
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.HEATRE.
OPERA TROUPE.

THEATRE.
EIGHTH NIoar on Tue
NEW ORLEANS
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
And first and onIv night of gerafs Romantic oper,
OF IL TnOvATURE.
for the production Of which number 81 Dis4ry.
sUIsHED AMATEURS have kindly volunteered their
services.
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IVORY Handle Knives and Forks, Car
CdENNET
moo Ia La Gonare
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1855.
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Cur ()lio,

A THRIFTY housewife thinks men ought
to be useful--they might as well be smo-
king hams as smoking cigars.
WHAT did the cat say as she looked
out of the window when the Ark got a.
ground!
Ans.--"Ls that ar, rotg'
PUNCH has n portrait of "the next
British Ambassador to Naples" It is g
seyenty-four- pound r,behind VIII Oh t nds
an English tar with his hand on the fuse.
'NoNcHALESr" neans that peculiarly
indifferent look which is put GA by men
''who never pay when dunned for mon
ey. 1t should be written, none she'll out
''SrEEI. your heart" said a consider
ate father to his son, for You are going
among some fascinating girls"
81 had much rather steal theirs" said
the promising young man.
THE celebrated Benjamin West related
that his mother once kissed him eagerly,
when he showed her likeness he had
sketched of his baby sister; and he adds;
THAT kiss made me painter"
To love another selishIy, expecting a
reward than to rejoice in doing good, is
TO otter Il e purest feelings of humanity for
sale, it IS to forget and practically denv,
that sit is moro blessed to give than to re-
ceiYe."
\ PERSON returning from New York
was asked if he didn't think some of the
new hotels there rather imposing edit
ces?
lie said, ''yes; but 20 his mind n truly
imposing spectacle WAS mock auction.
Our children that die young are Ike
those spring bulbs which have their flow
ers prepared beforehand, and have moth
lug to do but to break ground, and bios
SOM, and pass away. Thank God for
spring flowers among men, as well as
among the grasses of the field, "-Beech
er.
SHERIDAN, being on parliamentary
committee, one day entered the room rs
I'll the members were seated. and ready
to commence business Percaiving no
empty seat he bowed, and looked round
the table with drol expression of coun
tenanee said: "Wil any gentleman
n'Ogs, that l may take the chair2"
SOME years ago, the Yankee schooner
sally Ann" under the command of one
Captain Spooner, WIS beating up the Con-
nectieut River. Mr.. Constcck the mae.
was at his station forward. Accord o
to ms notion of things, the schooner was
getting little too near to certain flats
winch lay along the larboard shore. So
AIT he goes to the Captain, and with his
hat cooked on one side saws:
"Capn Spoener, you're oettin. . loatlo
too close to them flats: hadn't Won bet
ter go abeout 2"
TO which Captain Spooner renrol.
os.Mr. 6omstock, Jest You 90 forwar5
and tend to your part of the skinner and
Tn'tend to miner
Mr.. Comstock went forward in higb
dudgeon, and halloed out:
Boys, see that are mud-hook, al clear
for lettin' gol'
LAY, ay, sir,-all clearr'
"Let go then y said he.
Down weEG the anchor, out ratified
the chain, and like flash the Sally Ann
came Lifting into the wind and then bro't
up all standing.
Mr. Comstoek walked aft, and touch
Jig his bat very cavulierly, said:
"'Well, cap'n ny psrt Of the skinner is
70 anchor!''
Ssec IS ~
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Thc Drunkard's Child.
BIZ C. D. STUART.

By C. D. STUART.
In the crowded street [ met her,
just as twilightveiled the sky.
Never never to forget her.
.e And the tear-drops in her eye
Fair az summers fairest blossom,
PLAYED the curls upon her bro"
While beneath them heaved a ooaofn'
Whose deep anguislSthril me now.
"Father, father" spake she mildly,
Mother prayed you would not stay
Father, father cried she wildly,
"Come, oh come with 1de away"
Hush thy tongue" the father uttered,
For the dram shop door was nigh,
And her heart with terror futtered,
AS he babe her homeward fly.
Sad and faint and broken-hearted,
20 Turned that little child away,
To the home from whence they started,
Where her starving motEer lay.
All that night with grief and sorrow,
Watched they, prayed they,-hoped in
rainl
Till the day-dawn of the morrow
Brought the drunkard home again.
Sore and cross, the wretch beheld them,
a'a a aT-r1st fnpat
Like to beasts. the fend expelled them,
From the hovel to the street !
Bitter, bitter days they bore it
.Grief the world may never know
little bier with sable o'erit
Fused their burden here below.
Side by side the two are sleeping
Faded stalk and withered rose !
Meath the silent willow-weeP.ny
Der the grave Of many wo2s.
O,my God is this story,
Or sight for every day q?
This part of human glory
Let the tongue of ages say
What of courts, and what of lattles,
What of deeds beyond the wave,
When around our hearth-siGe rattles
Al this pageant of the grave
Dim the eyes and cold the embers,
Pale the cheek and dark the sky;
And what joy the soul remembers,
Gives TO grief darker dye
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Il and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and ST. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL.
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TURNING AND SAVING MILL

THE subscriber has on the South Fork ofthe
a Kinnickinnic, alasge and con1nodi BUS shop
for doing all kinds of Mechanics work. He viii
be prepared TO do all kinds Of Turning CT tie
shortest notice. Also any kind Of Saving
Joiners work. ass a t
J. 4. SHORT.
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DARTIES entrusting me with the sale or
IL purchase of property will have the benefit
OF thorough advertising; and all business placed
IN my, hands will be carefully and promptly
attended to.
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NOTICE.

'ENHE unde rs;gned is authorized TO serve as
= Deputy Sheriff in Pierce Co., Wisconsin.
G. ]. RIKER.
RrEn FAlIs. July 9Th, 1857. 1
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A LII persons having unsettled accounts with
IA C. b. COX. are requested TO call at his
mills and settle as early as possible.
C. B. COX.
River Falls. June 18th. 1857.
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N. B.-With regard to the last mentioned
tracts of land, and those " ten-strkes," we
would assure our patrons that these fight times
have opened the way for some real bargains
among them. and that the chances to buy to
make are better than they ever have been, or
ever will be again.
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of any piece Of Real Estate in Pierce Co.
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