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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF


IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
& ss s Ps.ss ruTPsis1 a
Gas BUR NERs" Id this city, cffer the same to the
cit,z MS Of Richmond with confidence. as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction of thes burners is
such that the OF gas to be consumed car be
This quantity cannot Be- ali cted By any wearing az
burning out OF the burner while the expe ierce ri
gwen used ons s that the
| same amount OF gas, than from any other burners
ever Us d :,
As the season Is approaching when there Ia gene.
rally great mplaints ofLarge gas bills this il the
best time to apply the only preventative which is
| in the hands Of the consumer, and Va invite ali
cali at our store and examine these burners. -.
The following C rtificates, selected from many
Others, ,u lent to estabish the claims which
We present for these burners:
YALs CoLLEdE LsBoaAIoRY. New Haven,
January % 1858. n
have tee ed ales: on's Gas Burner by the Photo
iueter anu Registration Meter, and have alec used
one OF them for two or three weeks over one OF my
The results Of the examinations are a follows
viz:-lst. By the Phetometer: q Gleason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadtness 10 the lame; burning II. Of gas per
candles, tJndd's to the pcnnd.) The pressure was
equal to inch, but the rate Of eonsunp iol,
feet pes hour b American Burn. r, without At
tach Notwithstanding lilo teet per hour; pressure
two inches; eluaied also 10 candies.
Mr.. ulsa on's eontrivance for regulating the 3w
OF Gas by the movable thmbies inside the irst cone
Is we'll devised and skiIiully constructed arrange
glass 10 steady the flame. has good effect for the
purpose Designed aud thus arranged have been
able to :,ss 4 several S9u Of en- sysnng
bast lrgsnd surners without ths involvement heat
M Res spsaai :. ~ = i. siiLiMAN. Js.
z TxcnAssz HorKI. Richmond. Va,
August Is, 1855
> The undersigned. having used blossoms Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
certifying 10 the steadiness purity OF The light
furn she'd b. them and above All to the economy In
The consumption Of gas secured y le sams; for
above named, the reduction Ia the ga. bills, when
compared with corresponding months in previous
ss,oed nd ss ssaa IO@ 70
them to ell person who wish good steady light
with z "a "a all consumption OF gas;
g ca A BARaAMIN,
&c s-ts Cor Man and ihsh Sta
JUST ECE1v 8 D-A lot Of fine
Irs:scsiuIy ssIi sls Attention q tSs trade. n''n
Sss kfs and sse az dss s,sfs,
49, lsd. .ad s.s x 4S -. "a i Pb rGs
csa s4S S.a s:saSs sey ssr.1S sa
soisis 81, ION q s van. e ne
JOHN j. MEtLuN
s-z1 --------=--.- Military =. :.
r. RANDY. VINEGAR, Gs.-WRIfE.
isliss'i e psis;sk " &. s sss;
! ''''s; i = s; :! easa Ax.p., 4.
BA.ke'e rL0UR.-A very ohoISs r.
s ueeses'a ss@s nalaaas = @ "A -
ss-e1ss sa2z.s4l*s r. S3s ~ ssess !. 9
IN bU9a1E6 FEI0EdF6SS86 f1Ds.
- 'ss''s'd And n 4 ~ y /. ,,rx,sa
ss-in cor casyAld i5fh slset
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULPHUR

~
~ sPRINGs.-The Increasing popularity ard "a /.
tronags OF this place. exceed ths present accomrno
contract has b. en- made with . re.psssibis con
70 prepare New RIVER for small asesmboais, cen
fainiy comfortable bayges. In lime lof another
son. from the Central depot, on the Virginia and.
T9nnessge Railroad 70 tho springs, and some dis 4
The Turnpike to connect this psce Win he fsi;.
Sweet, 0reenbrier white Sulphur. &c By the
~ 1s IN
water. beautiful river viii probable access BY rail
road. water 70 ell parts Of The eoastsy render ~
necessary improvements. or thu sais Of portion OF
nil 70 company desiing TO engage Tn sach bust
There Is attached 70 It one Of the best plant
10 the country I've hundred acres. sufficient fer the
oss The COMPANY has BEEN rssusrls osasns.a
under an act Of Incorporation. The original cost.
under the mcs. unfaversbie circumstAhcss soEstker
8 shsrss 4 saSs o. ssi S Is. pr s
owners are willing for the new stock 10 share in all
that The Additional meiiises ID suidsas. &c s.iSs
baths. &c will much Increase tho di,id.ods ON ih
whole stock. or thsy would eel the whole gro2eIi
tnr very reasonable adva on the original cost
though circumstances have very mush-nhAnesa
~ sr,Hs ., =. m.da =, WIN EaGLEsroy
prssidsnt and Pro- $50 LANaAsTssl
Pan sad PAUL aarsfos fss.ssssss
he rain I'm 0lVnmOaV. WI"
L MRNCINa on TIE as,n QcfuBxk NM
AND CONTINUING 0NE WExk.- fseam posi-
With e .hsii n uanasS via nsaScsg :: IA
upor the grounds II the lowest rates u charge, 81
SC; RhiIg Rshn. With whoa announcements h''s
EziisIss. 9ua turaisA sssa sized Sailiss as vii
M. ksas. g sIcanoad. win xivs aar othss ID
- - CHARLES pYMNOcE.
Chief Msrsl:sl and Gen! snst
ss7--w o. the National 6zhsbstsoo.
81 UM Los T0DD's FAMILY BA'
snhozsa odd Deaiicea caaa's: !, Ia ,.,,
sos bb,a Vel HAliA4 Css assriss. .
aI-M C1As 8 M0nItIAa o.
RUT75K.-30 Esgs 0ssAss BnslsE. III
49, ouAs ! woaraAM %.
p06HN'0 HANS. -eix tisTces 81 thssv
~ veg qD9slee. AnIy. uana, sseraaisG II ies-
reesislng leAAy. ~ NJ by J. -. go, M
| TSIM0fHY 81 eD-Of sssy superior
eualh5. ~ sals b esanlisss z "a * e
s.szs,S IS. il dsss sssss..
H0IoS sTxEkM Q
! CHOTHING. ]
49, = as AZ 4urkAM = uULL'e.
lax ~ - NO. IN nAsHes1lss.
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= NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

This Is to inform mr. friends and the public
generally, that Ihaye opened q II AT STORE
opposite the American Hotel. with an entire fresh
stock of the latest Fall fashions Also, 90 hand, q
Bags, Umbrellas Walking Canes. Shirts * To'ait
In want of the above enuInera ed articles ssrnHst-
chasing elsewhere. as am determined to keep CORD
goods. and by selling for cash. shall be enabled to
sell cheap. J. SWEENEY.
co m
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nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ Of the Richmond Fire Association have dAclar
ed dividend of twelve aud half per cent Tor 81 50
per share) on the capital stock thereof for the six
1nonths ending 3I.t August. 1858. payable to the
stockholders or their legal represeE tatives and
sf.er Friday next. nth Sept, 1873. -
By order of the Board Of Directors
R-2W INn II R0GUER asr,v
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rr1Inw rrYER M NEH ORLEANS.

N.v ORLEANS, Sept. :, ls5ss-The deaths from
velIow sver, for the ~ hours ending 1t nooa yes.
tsrdsy. were IS. Charity Hospital alone, TO 0
o'clock this evening. II. Deaths during the week,
from Friday las: TO date, 4l3. ~
SATURDAY, Sept. 4, 1s5S.-Deatbs from fever ~
Charity Hospital alone, for the - hours ending
to night, 16. * syss ssss
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IA. GUANo AT AUCTION. Attention
Is asked 10 the sale Of 6UAN0. THIS DAY. CON-
mt nciuH at r. O'Clock A.. on the Dock just below
the Towing COMPANY Sheds. 7el ess
THoS W. KEEsEE,
.aa S Aucticnser.
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r6- NorIcs -BurTER.-Untiit the ep-
i,emic among Virginia cattle disappears, shall
offer no Virginia utter at retail supgdy OF the
SANITY receiving; and lower grades OF Goshen But
ter. Tor cooking purposes. ALWAYS on hand.
o. 6 and Franklin 1t.
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ssTHE UNION BUILDING FUND CoMPA-
sY.n will hold regular monthly meeting, on THIS
EVENING, at O'Clock. tn Mr. Cary's school nous.
ON Grsce between 25fh ard 26th streets, Cnur 2
Hill The memb6 re- Of the Company are requested
Ia attend especiaIly those In want If mopey.
W THOS WALFOkD.
- - Secretary.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
t.rorrsp ron T5IE .DrsrA1CH.
MARINE NEwa.

ao,ro. Rant a. = The bark B. burgess, Capt SNOW
a,rivad n onnrantine this morning. reports tnat
John a. Foiou, her frst mate, Was drowned y
isnfuecos. and also that chs had loss TWO msn
sI na, ISM nsctsi from Palermo reports that the
hasd of her main topsalt sad ain royal mast
were shivered BY lightning Of Cape Cod on Sat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-08

MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS
WORCESTER, MAss., Sept THE Republican
Stale Convention has re-nominated Hon. N. P.
Banks for Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-08

- A MILITARY BALL n.
IA roU r NXM d MT.
WILL BIZ GIVEN BY THE -
CUMBERLAND TROOP,
(capt. JS0. @. PAa.J
HKNRICO LIGAr DRAGOONs,f
~ (Cspt. J L. DAvIs,)
vile lie On the Richmond and 6anvis railroad. On
Tharsday. the 0th Of September, 1855.
Tickets for the RsilTosd EsIe, sOr round ting. csn
The AsaoaY BAND has Sssn sss.ssa for the
occasion.
Can't Can't. p sss;,,s Cyl sss s linz.
Iohpson. SudS rn VIM " Cranp.
private { q TScrntou. Chss wacdson,
u / M Nfi'%Ss'' TTh na.sss9,os.
]" Hugh Johnson,
g. The speakers ior the occasis'. are ceis
Maj. = B, IAlnev. -
aTAn who desire visiting the Springs viii lssss
on the regular nail train at b1s o'clock, AN
@-An Extra Train will leave Jetsisyil!s ON the
mond, Tor fhs accommodated Of those psrsots at
the springs tn come TO Richmond.
GYMNASIUM.-Th second session OF
~ my GYMNASIUM will commence the 18th OF
september For the proper development Of the
muscles, and as . preservative of heslth, the GYM.
nasum has long been acknowledges to be preesai-
nent; SO much 20, indeed that In Europe. and cope
feature 10 the Of instruction ~ eli the Schools
For young men of sedentsry habits. or for those
who are closely confined over their desk g. the Gym
nasium il especially intended and have ther, fore.
hyed the h Nur for gxEReIsISd at IN, p NJ on TUES
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
for the night Glass; There will also be class
for BOYS, Of hfteen years and under. at I, u. on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday afternoon
thus allowing the boy time to study and the youn.
ran time to attend TO his business. My terms are
SIG initiation fee. TO be paid only once. and Jcents
Der ofthe q ymn AsiuM. For tho Boys Glass. slsa
per quarter of three mouths to be paid IN advance
and IL schoiar takes fou. lessons be shall; bs held
accountable for the whole quarter. For further In
formation amply TO Il. KEMPE, ~ 9ymnasiun,
meeting nights or afternoons. or TO N DEAN.
K KEMPE. Proprietor,
s2-Ilts Marrhall. between s.h and 9Th IN
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MARFRIHI).

AA8SAkeAADA9t
No. p1yID s e x Il &. a ~ fis ss,s
70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6apgheer u eA1pe
oastsss xsq. OF Nottowsy Counsy, Va
4 NATIONAL g q AR D.-Attend .
M THIS iw ednssdsy) Nv ENiN0, Sspt s.h, punc-
y tu.iiy. 81 ! oviock. . business u much impor-
'aaes : % y 'ssas 81 cldsrof
sss-lts A Capt. } A JOHNSON.
800 FOR BALTIMORE The regular
packet scbr JNO RANDOLPH. eam'l PHI
lps. mastsr having the aTeaisr portion q Der CIR.
:s:.s For Es@''d'r y i;ssst sRSf r CO.
= FOR RENT-The second story
fsvs the Jewelry Store Of ? A. Myers, corner
q Vain and Perl streets. suitable for Job Print
scod condsoD, with sSSG ncdsrn Improvement Apply
to ses-ts MYBKS.
l4le-1uyrA FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
LEAVE THURsDAY.---Ths Canal
soss THOMAs JOHNS will leave Z: s soo W For
ssna ss'''' 20 A. the Shed. DOCK i.
- A MOST DESIRABLE b 81
fss subseribsrs health being bod. he desires 70 move
70 the country and offers for sale privately o.: resi-
dence on Broad street. three doors above 10th
The Dwelling ia wellbuilt three story Br1ck House
containing eleven rooms. With an iron Verandah IN
front. Wooden Por,ico in rear. and ccmmodious
cfflce IN the basement There are en- the lot good
Kitchen. Meashouse. Stable and sarvan,'s Ioomsal
OF brick fronting the Capitol fquare, and In gem
tse} neighboi hood. II s most convenient and de-
sirable location for private residence or pcsrona
scriber offers. ALEC. for gale, two small Brick Tene
!nena. with Brick Kitchens. and building lot adj
joining. on second street. north of Jackson street
Very little cash viii be required, and long time Civ
en- on the remaining paywentsif desired the object
being to sell not to rent The premises can be ex-
amned by such IA desire to purchase.
ses-lm RICHARD 8 cAUTH0RN. N. D.
n FOR sALE.--36 large size un-
KY broke MULES 8 years'old the finest ever
offered Ia the State Of Virginia. They can be see
In the front Mule Lot. at Rsdferd Blankenship's
Stable, formerly occupied by Green 4 Walker, but
now by GEORGE N MoeLELLAND.
: sc s-Sts late of Lexington. Ky.
40 STOP THE RUNAWAYl-$5
REWARD Runaway from this Depot. a
MICRO BOY named Scott. about eighteen
years Of age, 5 feet HIGH, light complexion;
stammers when spoken to The above reward, Give
Dollars,) will be given upon his delivery to
~ SAMUEL pUTH,
Sup't Treas.
Cfice +. p. r. r. Co.
Richmond Sept 3. 1858 ses
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NIRGI Il At huies held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond. the Orb day of epteniber. 1855.
Richmond College. PHI In covenan, and up
Against ION an attachment re-
Eli, Morris. DIT turned executed.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover of the deien-
dant SOC in damages with inter est thereon after
the rate of six per centrum per annum, to be- com
puted from the 18th day OF June. ls52 till paid, and
affidavit having been made and filed that the defsn-
iant above canned is anon-resideuto OF this Common
wealth, the eaid defendant is notified to appear.
within one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary protect his interest In this
suit Copy-Teete,
DROP. CHRISTIANS s OH 10 H.
i Pro. CHRISTIAN having procured very COM
Portable rooms Main street. between md and 3rd
will reopen bis School on the LIST Of October nexf
His grounds ara large and shady, affordug ample
room for the boys 10 play without going into the
street.
His course Of instruction will be thorough ard
complete. preparing young men Tor the advanced
class at the University Drawing will be Taught
by MIR. Caiyo, and French by competent instruc-
tor
Terms per Session $50 90
French and Drawing eaeh................... . ~ 90
q. S-20t~ CHRISTIAN.
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ATOTlCE-TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY
IN -f,ON q gRN.--Tbs undersigned, as Executor OF
VIM Beers deceased intends to apply TO the Bel
yidere Manufacturing Company to issue new cer-
t,ficate for TWO SHARES OF the stock OF said CON.
many. in place Of certificate for two shares OF said
rtock which was heretofore issued TO the SAID W IN
GEORGE WHITFlELD,
sa,-law9mW EXT OF Vim Beers, dec d.
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On 4saedsy morning. 7th inst by Rev. Eeward
Aerln, DAVID n. aTbx %, ia Of LunsaSarg.
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6apghlsr u Goetpe
uastse. 1sq.. OF Nottowsy Counsy, We.
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NOTICE. hereby give notice to all
lN persons that my wife. Laura G. Patterson, has
left my bed and board without cause. forbid any
spopsibie for any Of her debts or contracts, and
forewarn all persons from harboriug her.
( ~ .ss%tf sass JOHN L. PATTERSON.
sc 8-law4w rQas Hanover County, Va.
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CCHOOL.-The third session Of B II.
~ COsBY's SCHOOL, located on Broad street, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets will open the 18th q Sept.
TERNs-From 20 10 40 dollars, per session of nine
months, to be paid quarterly Scholars will be
charge for the whole session. unless otherwise en-.
tered. Tbs best reference given by the teacher II
REQUIRED, ~ S-4t* .
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EOR BALE.-A suction and hforcs
Il PUMP, In gold or Ter one that has been used
but little. and which has q very high reputation.
0o Sta ~ -
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INSTRUMENTS FOR DEAFNESS

~ in store. Hardgroves Indispensable. LAM hern's
Natural sun Cured. arrIs' Apricot, sultaDa. and
the celebrated Pride of Louisa, natu al leaf, manu-
factui cd expressly for our GALES.
ae 2. JOHNSTON 4 BRO ..Druggiits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-08

CLERGYNEH IN THE BAIL RooN-A
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
writing from A;lanty, Logan county,
Illinois, describes the singular ierniua-
ton of a ball in that town:
1t appears that the managers sent spe-
cial invitations 10 the ministers of the
various churches TO attend the dance,
thinking to have a good laugh TO them
selves over il; but, TO the surprise of those
present, after the ball had got under fall
haadwav, four of the aforesaid ministers S
made their appearance in the hall, and
soon were mingling with the bystanders.
The set being through, the announce
ment was made that the ministers, having
been solicited 10 attend, desired that a
portion of the time should be sci apart
for them, which was acceded TO- Then
commenced the religious exercises of Ihe
BALI One preached, another prayed, and
another struck mp good old religious
hymn when the dancers, seeing what turn
matters were likely TO take, ordered the
musicians to proceed, and began to dance
again, leaving the ministers TO do their
yn singing. and make their exit The bes;
way they could.
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Mfstellane
SUCH A TEMPER.
BY T S. ARTHUR.

"That child will be lbe death of me
YET! Oh, he has such a lemperl JUS
see how he acts.-You John! Hush this
instant and do as | tell you,''
These sentences were uttered in an
excited voice by mother who had come
suddenly upon her little boy, busy, ac-
tive little fellow three years old, who had
discovered new amuseme2t, and was
enjoying himself up TO his full capacity.
The amusement was a rude attempt at
castle building. The materials used on
The occasion were books from the library
shelves. His mother in company with
an aunt, who had arrived that day on
visit, happened 10 come upon him in the
midst Of his pleasant sport
''Dear little fel!ewI" was on the auni's
lips, as her eyes fell upon The child's an
imated face; but ere the words were spok-
en- his moiher had started forward and
seized him by the arm. With sudden
jerk she drew him several feet away from
his mimic building, exclaimed as she did
so in angry tones.
''You bad boyI How dare you do
this' Just see your fathers books scat
tered all over the floort'
A moment or two she held him with
firm grip; then pushing him from her she
added:
"Put every book in its place on the
shelves; aud don't you dare 10 touch them
again,'
Released from his mothers hand John
instead Of obeying her, threw himself
upon The floor, and commenced kicking
in uncontrolled passion.
''Just see how he acts, Maryw repeat
ed the mother. 'Fhat temper will be his
ruin. John hush this instant, and get up
as 1 tell you."
But the childS, passion was in whirl-
wind, and subsidized not until its force was
spent. In her blind anger the mother
stopped over the boy, and was raising ner
hand 10 punish him, when her sister drew
her back and whispered:
"Don't Annal A blow now will DO
HARM And she drew the excited
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-08
THE MAJESTY OF TRUE MEY.

OF no whimpering, childish compost
tion are they. but firm as a rock TO breast
the storm, or flexible as steel to conduct
off safely the elements of accumulated
wrath. Benefactors who efficiently serve
their generation are of this mettle.-
They were anticipated and described by
the ancient poet-the moral giants who
march along the earth and across the
ocean, but their front is among the stars.
They do not pause with pale lips and
quaking knees, but, grasping the pillars
of the temple where tyranny sits en-
throned, not in blindness, like the strong
man of old, 10 be self inundated, they
crush oppression from its throne and
trample in their strength on The colossal
ruins. Day and night, sunshine and
storm, are vicissitudes which neither i'm
pede such men nor change their course.
They are not weathercocks to be turned
by the winds; rather they take their po.
silion in storms, ike towering Alps, and
turn the wind.
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coNcLUDED NEXT wEEK.l
BEECHER ON THE TELEGRAPH.

At meeting of the inhabitants of
6shkill Landing, in honor of the Atlantic
Telegraph, last Fri day evening, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher made the opening
speech. After commenting upon some
of the wonderous results of the new chan
mel of communication with the Old World,
he said:
Il dare scarcely any longer think of
what shall be. remember when it was
disputed whether steamer could cross
the ocean or not. All these marvels,
when they first were proposed, to US
seemed incredible, but one by one they
have been executed, and now am pre-
pared TO believe almost anything. If a
man proposes to communicate with the
the moon, l should no longer think he
was moon struck; all l ask is that the
story shall be large enough Laughter
and applause.
Mr.. Beecher wound up by moralizing
as follows:
You may put cable in every sea-
port, you may build your warehouses
where they stand FIVE stories or fifteen.
and you may Gil them with the costliest
merchandise, you may increase your
science and skill to any extent, yet you
are not more powerful, for. power is not
in the material texture, but power re-
mains in the man, in the individual, the
family, TIE village, the state, the nation;
these are the reservoirs of power, and
while we are enlarging the sphere cfac
ton, lei US see that at home we spread
our common schools, multiply orr news.
papers, make books more plenty than the
Ieayes SO that each man will De an actor,
and when all men over the globe are ac<
tors, when from the rising OF the sun to
the setting of the same there is no barrier
to free Intercourse OF thought, and there
is also one current of heart, virtue, love,
religion, then the earth will have blos-
somed andconsumated its history.'