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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

NOtings In Rockingham.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

HARRISBURG, Va, July %, 1858.
A love OF the country, in the summer, seems to be
prevalent, aud on the first chance town persons
have, they HE to the woods to enjoy day In peace
large number of our citizens, wishing % enjoy a
day in the woods" visited the Rural Fair, con
dncted by the ladies of the Presbyterian church
uesr Rawlty Springs, this morning. We under.
stand the ladies done very WE'LL disposing of their
articles, very readily.
Rswiey Springs, we are happy to say, are doing
better than usual this season, there being some S.
visitors present. The also some so or 60 visi.
tors at Orkney Springs, in Shenandoah county.
The two negro men, who rRn away from p. Roller
last week, were captured by gentleman in 4igh.
land county, and are now safely Gagged, awaiting a
trip to tho South, which they expect to take soou
man by the name of Robinson was sreadfu.ly
beaten near McGaheysville, in this county, last
week, by desperate character named Bill Jones
Jones has escaped
The Rev. MIR. Willis, Baptist minister from
Richmond. preached iu Andrew Chapel, in this
place, on Sunday last. Mr.. w. is a fine preacher,
and we were only sorry that he could not remain
with us longer. He is now at Rawley Springs.
small child of William Browne was run over
by carriage on Wednesday last, and seriously in.
jured. The child was in the road and was no; per.
eeived by the driver.
The weather is very sultry, and We need rain
badly. Yours, VALLEY.
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= THr GnrAr H.AIra Rysrorrr /

The LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN ran BLooD--Whsn
the Bleed becomes vtiated impure or too weak the
hesh leoses its vitality, the skis becomea yellow and
paiid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Indsse-
tion follow, the spirits droop Nervousnesa comnlsnr
ees, aud life becomes burden. -
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RERTORER. on
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
smpartng new yiger and tone 10 constitution i'm.
paired by disease from any cause. IL removes 2fm-
pies, and all skin eruptions; srouses the ph scal
powers of both sexes. gives bloom 10 the paliiA
cheek, and makes one Joyous ana happy. Though
medicinal in its effects, it is perfect dial In
tsste 1t is particularly adapted TO Female com
plants, which In their very nature are exhauettng
and debilitatng For Dropsy dropsicai swetlings,
or Kidney and Bladder affections, IL acts likc 3
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 81 cents.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD Co; kIsHEH WINsfoH;
PETERSON; BoDEKER; GARLicK: w LADD; MILLS.
pAUGp Johnson DUyAL NORTON; o A tfREcKEl,
AND DDowDEH. my A-dAcwsn
D0r PARTICULAR NoTIoE.-The sub
scrber having disposed of hts store at the cofnart
18th aud Main streets. will from this time c0sdUe
business ezclHsire'ya at
155 Main street, Corner Hath.
Having now greatly increased facilities he r. eusr
bled to offer goods the most liberal terms both %
WHOLESALE AND RkTAIL.
Thankful for past favors he hopes By vcnelrAg u.
forts to please his FkIEN DS AND TH1 PUBLIC,
to merit u continuance of their patronage.
| W. PATERSON, Druggist. Graduate
Of the Philadelphia Celiege of Pharmacy.
successor 70 Alex. Duval.
July lst. 1883. ~ l6-.lm
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VOL. XIV-NO. q.
T HE DISPA TCH.
NEW RIVER.

IN Exploration Of a part Of adt Ricer--,bme 40.
coasas qf t.e Joarney-Soms Remarks as 10 It's
Adaptation 10 Ncrgutton--ks Importance in Con-
nect'on seaa otter Great Channels Of cbnamaaica
ton TIE Scenery Of the River, de-
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REAL ESTATE
.-E NEAR sTAUNTON,

AT A BARGAIN!
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, on the line o!
the Virginia Central Railroad, within one mile o,
siauntoD will be sold by BOW SNYDER
CARTER. AT BARGAIN as they are desirous of clio
siug up the business of their late copartnershp as
soon as practicable. Ii has the advantage of Wa.
tey.Power aod is well located for ccnducting small
Inouire of n (. TROUT, Esq Staunton, Va. or
ia 2n-sm Richmond Va
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Sw HENRY, Proprietor
~ Lr,. srzs PHoroc.Apss.-r

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 70 his nur
now prepared TO furnish Photographs from niaiA-
lures TO FULL LIFE slZE, either plain or co;cTed,
which. for accuracy and hnish, he warrants equal.
than the usual price. 0id Pictures copied snA On
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and o.
anime specimens a. III BBn' Temple Of Art. OUFfn
THAN Hsli, Main street. between 9TH anq lyfh.
r e.-If you want genuine Ambrosyps. shis b
the place get 1t, where you will neither - hmm.
buggsd in price or work, Also, nefainotypes, o.
jel5 Af T4s ksA0.
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BT READ TH1s!-The undersigned in

PoRf MAYo, henrico CO., July 10.
Mr. HENRY-DEAR sR My wIie has been suffer.
Ing for the last twelve years with severe pain In the
small of the back. Sometimes she could scarcely
move about the house. heard Of your linimcnf,
and procured q box. After two applications TO the
affected part she entirely relieves and at this
timeis Is well a. ever she was.
JOHN s. GIBSON.
NJ The Lniment referred 70 In Mr.. 9ibson's tss-
tmonial has effected numerous similar cures. lt II
put up tin boxes of tive ss and sold 81 50 cents
and Is cents according TO size By the druggists u
this city.
~ 2-lms 6W HENRY, Proprietor
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HfIALING MoNRY. Arena and S0lo-
mon, SLAVE % wilsoa Peters, .srs before lAe ~
stealing Sz3 fn cssh HON Eugene Johnson. Ths
prisoners are SERVANTS Ia the boarding. housB a
Mrs. Cox. and ~ paying nocturnal visit 70 the
chembsrs ofthe boaFdere have Managed o sfaisa
the wiod,s cn sevsfal occAsioas. The striking ~
nsnistun lest gives, nag tsssh tksm hets~ nan
psrs 10 fusars s4 M
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DfsTRLCrI FIRE-A destructive fre occurred
at lebanon, Pa, early on Thursday morning, des-
troyiug some $4,000 worth of property. The
Moravian church, which was large aud fns
structure, fourstory wholesale grocery store and
some fifteen dwellings were reduced to ashes,
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MECHANICS IHsfIFUa u. ~ A regular
monthly meeting Of the Institute win be held to-
night at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to a.
tend, and be prepared to pay their dues, 10 order
to enjoy the privilege Of participating in tho pro-
cuedin1s. ~ =
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Z PoLlCB ARRnsTs. .--During the month
Of July last. there were I65 persons locked M In
the station houses Of this city, OF this number 81
were whites, IS slaves. and SO free negroes In the
fret station house there wers 80 whites 20 slavss
and n free negroes. In the second station house
.hsre were is whites IS slaves and Is srse ne9roes
Most Of the arrests vars for drunkeDnsss and dis
orderly couduct. 8
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DROWNED. Richard Parkinson was drowned 10
Petersburg, Va. Friday, by leaping thirty feet,
from the top of Csnpbelrs bridge, into the rivor.
1t was feat that be had performed often before,
but being intoxicated on the last occasion, failed
and paid his life forfeit.
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RscErvrSG STOLEN ToBscco.-The practice Of re.
ceyiDg stolen tobacco from slaves in Petersburg,
Va. has grown soserious that a number of tobac
conists advertise reward of $500 for the detection
OF any one buying tobacco from any of their
hands Fs
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FATAL AccrDSNT.-Audefson Beatty, who reeeiY-
ed q wound in the head FROM brick thrown by
Frank Cathey, at or near Charlotte, N. c., about
t3o weeks since, died on Tuesday last. Cathey has
has been committed to Jail. ssss
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- FOR RENT.-The two story brick
e dwelling house, corner Canal ard 9th streets.
! aIely occupied by Mrs. William Wallace, and ad.
Joining the residence of Mr. James Hrhter. Posses
sion gi zen Immediately. Apply to
jy 20-tf HAXALL co.
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ARExsoy Laura j. Green, an unmarried VIC
map, committed suicide In Indianapolis on satur-
day evening, by taking stiyehnine. She stated,
as \ reason, that she had been in better circum.
stances, and dsiiked working in peoples kitch.
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kASsAs.-Bishop Early has the Methodist Epis-
copal supervision of Kansas for the current year
The. Richmond Advocate says that he wishes q
good many young preachers to go out into the ter
ritory and preach the Gospel, letting freedom alone
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RICHMOND, JunE l0fa. 1853 !.
n6rTo Dir M kAHu:--DsAR SI1: lfeel

10 LIE m- AAHl.--O1AHO OA8s AISSA
it duty owe to you, to state to the pubIic, the
successfni removal OF tunor from the bt<1e II ny
neck, Of fifteen years stapding. weighing upwarde
VI thu pounds, without the Of knife, and of
which am now well. Iwas examtned BY several
eminent pby sicians OF my county, who a6yiee1 ne
to have nothing done with tt. -.
Yours. &o. NARY J. 8HUDDs.
~ Rsvidencs Beaver Dam, tfsnovsr ooqnsys W.
aAA- uR- kAHN'A office y the corner Of "a nnd
Main streets 10 lb-3ms
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fOk RENT-And possession give

~ iInmedately-one ef those pewly erected ana
we'll finished brick tenemeDts, 25th street, doors
north OF Leigh street. Church HiIl containing six
rooms, ith light and airy baseraents closets, pan
tries, &c. garden attached, aud well of water oD
the premises. Rent, per annurn, sleo. Apply to
JAS II CARTER,
jy Its Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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- WArxR CooIsHs.--We have %
hand Of our own manuiacture, the ksst 1eAiisy
- = ss KEEaKE . PARRu pettssy,
my l4--ts Corner Of 18th and Cary BtssaaA
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TIE NEW SLoopsor WAK.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has given notice thar proposals for Steam
Machinery for Screw Propeller SloopsofWar, !"
will be received at the Navy Department until 3
o'clock p. IN. on the Sth OF September next, for
the complete construction of the steam machinery
and appendsges, and placing the same on board,
for each OF the screw sloops building 1t the
United States navy.yards at Portsm outh, N. H., n
York, Philadelphia and Gosport
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF CHILD By HrDRoPHoBIA
Peoria Cllnois) Transcript gives au account of the
death, by hydrophobia, Of very interesting child,
the daughter of Mr.. Henry S. Wcoder, of Mount
fIawley, between eight and nine years of age, on
Friday morning Of last week Here are the partic
uars:
On Tuesday of last week, Sarah Ellen returned
from school. and complained Of fef ling ill., so much
so that she did not attend ON the following day al
she was no better, and her parents, thinking she
was threatened with the typhoid fever, ssnt for Dir
Murphy. The doctor arrived there about two O'clock
10 the afternoon, and found her sitting upon the 40
ia at the side of her mother to all appearances in
perfect health; her pulse. however, was very irregu
Ia. with an occ asonal wildnees In the eyes and it
was not long before she gave sudden start, and
troubles me to bresthe, mother" Minute Inquiries
now instituted, when the fact was elected
which had not been previously thought Of that
some five weeks since sne had been bitten by a co
mesfc cat on the outside of the foot glass of wa
ter was ordered to be brought her. when the sight Of
it at once threw her into terrible commissions This
at two o'clock in the afternoon and was the rst
rible disease with which their daughter was afflicted
Her agony and struggles in the spasms were awful
to b. hold, and in of them che bit her mother Sc
yerely in the shoulder and another time scratch
ed her IA her badly Ia the hand. In her spasmodic
efforts the saliva from her mouth vas elected across
the rCom and the only relief experienced wasby he
use of chlorofcrm which, in the end seemed to lose
rossession of her faculties and three O'Clock Oh
Friday morning, exactly twelve hours from the at
tack Of the first spasm, her spirit departed to the
tod who gave 1t.
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DaowHHD = We learned yesterday morn
ing that negro boy, abont sixteen years OF age
and believed to be free, was drowned last Saturday
night, while bathing In james River. just below
Rockets HIS body has not been recovered.
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24SI &aAAaae. =
AVIAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES
- TRIUMPHASTli
- SWAN CE co.
CONTINUE TO DnAW As USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN & cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND III
AUTHORIZED BY THE
eTATE On uEgh.uIAf h
A011aaAaa.

The late attempt 70 injure our Firm has shown that
OUR LoTrEhiES ARR DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID DpUNCTuALLYisn and that
our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery ia
the Norlai p
The following Schemes win bc drawn By 3. SWAN
&CO., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. In
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for August
1885, at AUGUSTA, Ga. in public, under the superss
interdence Of Commissioners. &
CLASS q draws on eATuRDAY, August I, 1853.
CLASS 2s draws on SATURDAY, August IA, 1854.
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY. August "a, 1855
GLASS 30 draws on SATURDAY, August 2e, 1885,
UN zAE PLAN OF SINGLE NDABkhn.
D,0A0e TICKETS!
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI9HTl-FIyk PkiZBst
Hearty ljss ST7se "a sgux5y Nine H1kNss
MAGNIFICENT StHRMlI
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aOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE

&lY t1OUSG q AMI AOl EOIs Oa6G.-
va slt sell, at a great bargain, desirable lot
q arSnad near the old Distillery and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF "a feet and .
depth OF 100 feet 1t has IL two-storivd frame3
Dwelling aud is enclosed with substantial fence.
An adjoining lot. of the same dimensions, will De
sold also. if desired. Apply to
aDl6 CAuIhObN.
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"a FOR kENT-And Los session given

"a FOR kENT-And Possession given
M in few days, the large and desrably located
occ upied by Mrs G Burton as a boarding House,
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W boswell,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
ya ZS--ts VS.. Burton &c.
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Al FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

8H ed Brick Tenemepts, on Gary street. between
ifh and 8th They ar. we'll adapted for Grocery
stores Or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store ROOM and are well adapt
ed for the accommodation Of families. having all ne
eessary convsnences. Possession given immediate
xpnly e e. r. RAGLAND 4 CO.,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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TaK TREATY OF PARIs.--Ths Paris Moniteur has
Just published an of1cial report from Count Wa
1ewski, which shows that SO States besides those
sitting IN the conference, have signed the treaty
Of Paris Of the 26th April abolshing privateere IN
time of war called the aMaritime Treaty OF Paris"
Ouly three States, OF all those invited to sign
1T, vis. the United States, Spain and Mexico,
have refused.
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prRLrc NulsANcr -Complaints hay.

PUBLIc NUISANCE complaints have
been lodged with the Mayor against the saving
mill of Conant h Waldron, on. Cary street, by mer-
chants residing on Main street, because OF the ex.
cessive amount Of smoke and SCOT blown into their
doors and windows from the chimney OF the plan.
ing mill, and those gentlemen have been ordered
10 abase the nuisance. They have promised to
rear q smoke stack sufficiently high to remedy the
evil complained off, and II this is done, no further
notice will be taken Of the case.
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~<nN STONE WARE FRUIT JARS,
S WfTH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
& We have large supply of the above nam
W ed articles, which we offer for sale ut less
than half the price of any other article. viz: Pints
rs c,s per dozen quarts 81 and half gallons 81 Call
and see them a. our Pottery, corner OF 18th and
Gary streets.
iy IL kEESEE PAkh.
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FOR SALE wish to sell mr.;

- vsteiy, a small TRACT OF LAND. lying 10
the county OF Powhstan. aud containing about six
river and lies adjoining the lands of James NJ sub
let Mrs. HcCaw and others. The imrrevemt nts
are q good Dwelling House, with five rooms sud n
passage Kitchen: Aieatheese; Bsrn. aid othes
houses common 10 plantation. The quality of ths
land il excellent Nesrly she whole If the opeb
land has teen cleared within the last ten twelve
years. aud By jgdicious application of clover and
nlaster and other manures during that time, Is nov
h svsry productive state.
no any ene wishing 70 farm 1t in a small way, oa
80 any professional gentleman wanting piessan
and agreeable heme, in a moral and intelligent
neieiborhood tie opportunity il presented of graft
flying himself. Address
no. WREN suble.,'s Tavern,
Jy 12-diawhw* powhatap.
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n~FRnsR LR1CHns.-I have Just ~.
eeiycd, b. Adsnt ExRgp4 .f.ssh lot q evsdlsh
able terms. y i
P. s.-Cupping and LSschin9 ysomptly a11s4leA
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the day & the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotsl, and =
night on 9th street. French Garden Hnl.
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- STORE AND DWELLING FOR rem

ssss4 IS7 BROAD SrREET.-I. has been thorou giIly
repaired and is considered of the best location,
for nay Kind OF hnsinessipthe neiglborhocd. Bent
six hundred dollars per aaIum. Apply to j. IL
ANTHONY, corner Of Cary and 18th streets who
has constantly on kand assortment of Moleskir
Htts OF the best quality at 50 80 and his celebrated
OF 81 0per psir. Terms cssh-one price only.
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"a FOR RENT-The Edgemont House

Iii comprising two tenements situated on the
south side OF Main, near 9th street Possession
given the Ist of October next This house, from it,
csgtrai Ice alton. being within ye minutes walk OF
the very heart Of the city, and from it's airy and
pleasant position renders il very desirable for
cls's boarding house For Germs apply TO
iy 23-2g GOODiN &APpERSOS.
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FoRcIBLE PossnssIos.-However un.
CLOSING THE soaRss. suggestion

OLU6ING THE SQAHHB.-OuT SuRpeStIUn
of having the market squares enclosed with
chains during market hours, meets with univer-
sal favor, as far as We can lear1. So many acci-
dents have occurred by the jamming together OF
carriages and wagons in the market places, during
arket hours, and buyers and sellers are SO much
accommodated by them, that the market commit
tees should recommend the barricade to the coun-
Gil for adoption. No one wonld be inconvenienced
by thesuggested change, while accidents and an
noyances would be guarded against. Similar plans
have been adopted in other cities, and We sincere
~ hope that something of the kind will find favor
with our Richmond legislators.
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~ ANOrHER CUan n BAKnn'e n

MUM BgfIxRs --E BAKER, ESQ. HlCznoMD. yk--
besr Sir: am opposed ~ quack medicinsss ~ sQeAs
Bitfers Ny attention was directed 70 - - q
these Bitters By my wife. upon oar Nttle ineh1s,
juss sixteen months old. His omplsfnt wnee11oo10
to form, In opinion, doubt Of his roeovsgy. We
commenced the use OF ycur Bitters, and very soea
thereafter he berame convaleecent. and u u0W
healthy and vigorous. A. nothing elss n tie UaY
OF medicine wAs usad to rest0re him 10 health, "
can but attribute bis recovery to your invaluable
Btters
VERY respectfully, rs
May 8. 1855. WB KATCLIrry.
Price 30 cents per bottle-to be had Of al Dfog1k
uent Druggists In this city. and slsswhsrs 4 Vi.
ginia. ~ II
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FAMuRE-It is reported that the railroad com.
panies with whom q contract was made to carry
the mails between Washington and New Orleans
in four days, commencing with the present mouth.
have not yet performed he service within that
time.
The failure 10 said to be caused by an insuicency
of the means of transportation over about seventy
miles of the country between the unfinished rail.
roads, to wit, from Goodmap's Depot to Water VAL
ley, in Mississippi The mail matter accumulated
at the former place, has been ordered to be for.
warded to its destination via the Mississippi river
On the return of the Postmaster General this mat.
ter will doubtless be taken mp for consideration by
the Department. Wash Star.
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~AcnIIIss AsooII, = -, nsnoo-
pathist. 0ats from New York, - fgn1sly = 49,
nags Of ths citissns Of Riehn19a
ACv11ce on 0race street, bseweoo ~ - ~.
n 6--kesefsncss Of ths hfghegk rsepecee6Glsk.
ut hts Once, every dAy. (Sabbakh 4ay exoDoo61 -
tween and O'Clock, Pm. q. s-ssSs
day, between and O'clock, r. y. NJ u-jys
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- .To GuD Rn1IsrD aoED, to peiat

ITO dILD hn4J1nD dOkDs 70 fo11b
the NY.
To throw perfume on the violek
70 smooth the ice, or sddanoehsf hne
or speak T IN praise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS an Al.
BR0TYPES made at MINNIY PhoeogfsDh - 1ine
Art Gallery, l95 Main street
as wasteful and ridjculougr
They sDeAk for themselves, g ail Who Do1vo0<oo
his establishment will testify. jeU
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APEHUNIMATfVH REIXEB =
pFizss Of 500, appfcxime.inx 70 370,o0
plisss Ii $50. spproxinssns 70 sse.suo -.
pissss Il sses, spyroxinasans TO slo.oss
pTize arc tss boe
4 pfi1ea Of 9l7S, ep1ro15mesnG % to0ee
prize, are -
pr5zet uf 3ie0, ApproxtMAtng 70 M.Q0
prizes 81 i7s approxinstsns . ss,oss =
prsses of $50 spproxiusssrs 70 sl.sas
prjroa are ss 80 -
Soos prizca Of 90 axs $4,000
s.Ass prtaes. snaoantiss 70 esao0ac
Whols Tickets $40; Halves vi ouArte!s . "a
: 1H A Circular shoyins the PLAZA Of the Lottenes
Ccrttcatee packages Will ~ bCid q the t0cvinG
yatee which 10 therfsk: !
Csrshcate ofa package ofle vhooDGicss . eo
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PkRJURY.-Anton Caryedo, was held
TO bail last Saturday by the Mayor, to answer an
Indictment by the next Grand Jury for perjury
Carvedo 1t seems, testified before the Mayor last
Friday, that James r. Hicks, sold liquars TO be
drunk in his house without tavern licSnae: and
ON Saturday morning swore that Hicks did not sell
liquor to be drunk in his house. If indicted and
CONVICTED, the accused may be fined $1,000 and con.
fined 10 Jail one year Witnesses who heard Car
vede's evidence, have been recognised to testify
before the Grand jury,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

An APPROPRIATE REcEPrIoN.-On the Sd Of July,
the Republicans of Ashtabuls, Lake and Geauga
counties gave publio reception to Senator Wade
and Joshua X. Giddiugs. They formed process
sion which, to use the language Of the Ashtabula
Sentinel. the Republican organ, twas beaded BY
twelve beautiful negro girls, each bearing ban
representing tho twelve States that are true to
freedom who also, with their nags occupied the
sfand,