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Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1858-08-07

How To NAEE CP a QrARRtt -wiiisn
Lsdd ~ss the Pr~.ideaf of the A.erir.a re.e~
Soeisfy: sod be t<lierei sh.t the psiss p,e sf
Peace carried oct sesid nsisfsis good s,li
.ss"nS oeishLors n cell % ssses. ssfi.a. -
Bot there Gas . tia~ be al sot fsliy ~es. o. rcd
,his sstjert-h.d not shssstt surs shout IL. ..
! dare cay ny yesss resd~rs Lsss not. ssd be
teliered fhsi h @ss sarsek him b 90. it Csc
iest aud fair to strike right hack sysis. xi,L.s'
eon.iderias II there we're not some t~ffer ssy ..f
osercoGisS the oaesd~r cr. IL . mae did Li.s
an isisry. shy. ss people ~os~esiy ssy, k<
souii give him good % he s~st'
He then had farm: aud . p,s- s-.a. sio
lived ON lsad sdjsis.,e hi.. Neglected 60 t.. /,
up fence Which IL sss hi. La.ise-. 60 ke~p ia
csS~r : add. 10 Consequence. HE sLcrp ras ias.
William L.dl's sbest feid. sud did much ME.
rhi-f William L.dI told hi. p.a sam 10 20
TO ih. sei-hLsr. aud tell Lis th.i he aus,
need the fence aud keep the sl<~p "ss Bat
the sh-cP came IN sgsia. sud VILLAS Lsdl
~ho 10 very orderly @sa Lis..if. s4s prv-
roked.
Sass he ssii. .ro 20 that frfev s.d Gel,
bin Il he dost ks~p bic shsrp est Sf ny wheat
seld. - hare th~ss shss-'
Eses this did svs 10; ths shssp ssrs II
-Is..1 49, -. sss1 3Sa a--1Hs
'EsfS~r moi. S.sr Why. there srs bet thrss I:
! . no great job"
NO .;r; bot ,ke poor m,s hss bat shrse 10
the word: aud I =. not shs i.er.os ihss Ike.
&, shoDt pour m.n sheep.
Then the poor msn -hou.a take Proie: care
"f ihen gave Liw ~.rsinS shy dill be soi
mend Li. frsoe?'
Wei ,ir. guc.. IL ~ss Lecsu-e you .est
him . rough Kind ~ . ue.-s=e n @s5e hin
sssd. aud 80 he souidst do a.
4 esn-id,red fru minutes, aid wiiis~
a. r e sst.. 4
the buggy
Shall . put is the Gun y s,id San
No" .sii I. SAG he half smiIej. Lsf ]
aid Bofhir=. got into my Lassy aud drove
1p ,o ny neisbbor. lie lived nil "a -
aud { hsd god deal VI time 20 ti.ink the mat
ter orer.
When ! drove sr 10 III. hos-e. the m,s -.
cboppiss wood. There we're fev sticks oi
~s.d. aud the bos-~ -ss pour p. ssd my Lrsri
ws. .of'-.ed .Ne;shLor." ] ~siled out
I The man looked sslky and did Dv; Lift his
heal
/ Come. ro-pe nei=LLor. sid !. Il have rome
~hh fr'.n4iy feeling. 10 you. snd y"a Dss'
meet me- hsb ~sy'
a IL p-rcci,-d that ws. io earnest, Laid H..
axe d"rn. aud came So the ~ss o.
Nov bci.hi..r " -aii J. we have 10th i'ees
10 the wrong you ne.i-r'ej y"sr f-se~ ssi
.as s"yry. aud s~bf you r'"f"ii.z ms.-s--
T, N-w l~f. 10Th fee about. sud bo'h do fi=h
sni f-,i right d1B fr.ire Yea saj you ,L.l
Cur=i,c me Nov. lei. .Lste hssj.."
lie d,jb'f feel quite Ike gi'in. INC Lis hsnd
bui BE- VI me fstc -
\ "Tor aid 'pei=ii'or div. your 'beei
down o. nv .pufh iss'ufe They shsll -hs''
With nv .h~ep 'ili p.I, .priss sbj yor ,hs,
h,,e ~ the yield sBi peTf sspmef eel stsr
fair"
III. ksnj ~,s no longer s.si in ,.ine. ,oa y
-sr- rn- god :ri~rdly grs.r The ies,s es'n
ia;e he ~ye- sud w. .4,d. 4 ga~.. you are
rhf,-.i.s Ni!Iis. La. Sf,er s.i
"And 'hs' q fis ffse-. rl'b ~ s.isil"' S'.,s
10 .b~sr va" sid wiilism La. 81. g..
.'er 20 ny dcFO'in- my.eh 90 ''.s f.s-e 500
.,,@ fOiivs e. sf.ts
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1858-08-07

fsei'y fSs tssisess- Yss e.s serespli.h stss,
- much by L!ssise ihissie dvss ss,i..s ths
Wind They ksou hoe to Lls.ier Sad talk mss.
aissssily .bess shat esEhi to L< dsss AL ulss
6 ey saSht 70 DO. Lst uhes is eoses to ses:.s
they totally fsil, and esiy eaa.i The poorest is
intellect Thsy uill depict .sss spiesaiS p,sss
% pr'i'e.orsiy ssrk, vhereis they .e.. Go
seesofli.h vosdss. bet shes shsy esss to ses
-shy. that b ssetisr sAise-sley is~t sys-
ten, pronpisess. care Gf the detsiis. SD ii<ir
acting IL not worth . nssih's reneutrssee. II
Is not the men ~ko Talk MOS, that do ne., A..
ressrai rule. they are to BE- uis,r.ssej. .kss
they talk great deal M.te - slio.sses Of
"oe half for al they .sy AID thee dsisst tao
thirds and you my Get so.suhers se.r the
truth II Is hard f.r ee@sssiiy that eesi.is.
such men. and harder for those .ts d. tssiss.s
wiih them Nay the sprs,d " isisiiissses &c
dsee their sunbers ull sose are ieft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23
&i6 m Mn5ei9er.
Srnnabeuc, 23. Sanuar 1858.
Sic Stnbt SpsfpIS umb ibre
Nindie3laGc.

eDte I'M Staate Odne,mart 1T aud, etrpas faul i'm
fabtil4en @ausbalts u%nierer S@peterItabt Torfclf,
ra fiA bic weiien @taptpatrr baieltlt scswunsen Ia=
bca, an cline Grt6bung Der Steuern bentcn gu milf
fen. Ius einer. Gurreippnpcn, Der bicIisen Oispatd,
erfabrcn mir ndmlth. Dap bic int ppriscn Sabre IN
Rcrfclf ctngetrtetcncn Stelcrn Don Dem gu So, 399, $50
an9eidla9cncn Grunpci9cntbum $6S,75 bctragen
baben, bic iid aber lhcu isbt fir paS ~lauienbe Sabr
alS un,ureibenb beralsltslen, inbcm ~bielelten uud,
e!aer pcrlaufsen ~lletrrItbt aui $ll3.902 an9rI@lnsrn
merben.
Set elmer lci4en Gage Der 0inse n,ub fretltd) 8atb
sel6aft tperpen, UNI bic Staptpatcr Mprfp(fs wiNen
nihts beNercs gu tbun, nm lib aus bieier barten Gage
;u 5ie4en, als Dem Seiipielc u%nicres friberen Stabt=
rat6s gu fplser, Der bic Sirser Gidmulbs nit ri,rr
Grtralteaer ppn 20 PCT. b%cglGdtc, nm fcidtInnis &C.
miahte Sdnlpen unp &nesaten peden st t5nnem.
Der 9~tprfplfer Stabtratb Mill spar nid,t onn,
70 wcit 9c9en. inpen err bic iett9crtsc Stcucr auf
@runcct9entbum, bic fir ieprS Sunprrt Sis be-
tra9t, nur auf s1,25 gu crt59cn sepenft, auf allcs
ipnitse Stelerbare icbp6 meitere 10 PCT. I6laesn
wiu. Seriidltdttst man bic tcbigen fi11ansieurn
Ser9altntHe, bic lth lit @prfolt lpwpbl wie anper=
iparts fiblbar MAIDEN, Ip lit cine ~Scrartise Steuer<
~cr65luns briidear seaas.
SpQtc Elm %berartiser Nntras slm SelGlu6 erbcbru
%iptrben, 70 ratbem mir ben Sirscrn NorfplfS aud
nnierem Seiiptele gu fpl9cn unt bet Der nadIten
Wabl itrer Staptpater Oieienieen, welde an itren
Gunfttaentcn gu SerratGern wurSen, gum Geufel at
iosen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23

: 6ar bas @las, aus pslAem Sai1sr Mapplepu
bel i%eirsr antunft in snrrissbofen sstruntrn BAT, Inp
Dem 9OtslbsiBsr baieltlt icfOrt SO 8raues sebctsn NOR
ben. 8ir rotten tcfeu. ra5 Der Narr, her elm l,ldss
9sbrt tlat, gum ~penisNtn fcin Orutlder mar.
Us fam elmer Sus unp stsplcsie
limb @freisin unp Qtrpnrmie,
8ctanif uno @tsmie %tetrsiten,
limb bod patet elm Glel blrttrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23
Neite Mn;eigen.
@eue peutI6e S6uI

Der llnter;eiGnets trlau6t lid. ben S,ltfasn 8irocrr pnS,,s,
S,aet lierrii!t se &nssiss su nadrn, bae tr as 2ebres bterber Be-
rnlsn, UNI tle es.tide Sbule gu lsiten. @hrrn unb s,prmduber
lte PAPER flugt, eHle SGule su rrufcn, ub mir ibre 8tnecr su-
Sai6idsn. Mstei ssuii&sr unb enslifhsr Srrode tpertsn aIe' in
eirsr GlGntntarl1nle sseprtsen llntcrrihtes ssenfdnbc eeebrt.
go Orb. GunbinntY.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23
StGbftfcbcS.

StGbtifcbcS.
- Su Ianmtli6rn bieii9ct tcut1dcn 0eIel(ldafteu
ipote in ben %nld,iten Serlammlunsrn Der antraa ae=
lteut lnp stunt SelhluB erhpbcn mcrSen, ii6 an Der
6ettr prS q. 6ehruar in Gprppre ,u betbciliscn. 8ir
tbinet' 9erape pur& cine re@t ,ablreiGc Srtbcilisuns
an bieiern NhttrnalffRtagc ben Nmcritanern ;eieen,
Dap au@ 6relnr9cbprene bas Serricnlf gSol6tnatpns
;n ~piirSi9en wilrn.
= Sammtlidc 6reiMaurcr. 9pgcn In unlerem Staot
iInb non Der @rrstrge uufScfproert pcrceu, lb an Der
6eter hcs %, 5ctruar Su tstbsiligcn. gSir ~,pctfelu
niht boran, Dap ais bisiem Nufs 6olse teiteu wsrec,,
Snmal ia sSaibingtpu lebt cinit hem Sreimaurcr-Sr-
rem a~nsebGrtc.
: Murpty DrioteG mubtc per unlcrm @aycr
Siir9l&ait fir @fernsrss autcs Sttraest Retlrn, ia CT
lih IN truntenrm 3uhanr f. wcit ~rtrsclcn Bate, feline
hslere Salfte gu idlassn.
= Die 5euer-G umpagnie 9r. Z bat eineu srcSen
Sau YeranfaItet, Der an na6itsn @cntas in Der @larft
5atlc ~1attfinoct. gSir Inp criu&t mcresn. bic 8reunrr
Sieisr Gcmpasnie Soraui ouimertiam gu MAIDEN.
: NuBcrtal6 9tifmrne wpbncuoe S6war,e milf
fen fh BON icbt an mad cinem ncuercn Seldtuhe Sss
Staetratbs init eincm auf giidmpno lautcnben @aB
Scristcu, irbalp fs bier @cidafte baten. 3upibcrDau>
tslnSr Srrfaacn in bic sciebti6e Strafe.
= Cine Ncscriun9s Nomens Sp9n purSc ain Mitt>
ipr6 gtenbe eripildt. ais CT eiu nclcs SauS in Srpab.
itrase swiI6en Der 81. unb 81, tn Sranb (teden rputc.
&%rrlauis %etnsetcdt.
Der nsue SlcriH fat fclsente Serrn 3u lcinen
Deputies %rrnannt: Sctn %. @ristt, Siaac @. gBat=
fer, Sadlun 8. @rpe unp Samuct 6. pbtQtps.
aleranpsr glptt Y%ertauft beute Iprscn I'LL, 10
u9r perldtepene @rpeery unc Orpspupswaaren.
= Nahlten Mpntag ircroen burt 2arus IL. SGtne
9ferps, SIbe unp irnlt9c lanppirttldaitli6c lltcnlis
lien um IL lltr NadmitasS pcrauettonirt.
= qm uadltsn @tjthpuh &crmittass 10 lltr finbst
in benz Store Der 6crrn Sent, Naine uuS Comp. cine
Nuetiun Yrn OrY9upes.B aarsn itatt.
gSir MAIDEN glkrn auf Die snsetsr bes Soerrn
2ebrcrS &unStnser aufmertian,, Ger an Der 6. Stra6e,
Sniiden Glaps unp 2eistitra6c cine rruc Shulr crSfs
net tat.
sBte inns tertdtt wurpc, faOet uSARfolsenbe
@p6e bic erits Gffenttide Sprteluns Der Sbsater9e=
isnihait pe5 Serrn StsIcnann itatt.
= lin Den grbeitcrn III hem Satrifen c5 lsidter III
MAIDEN, auf ben taglihen Mu;ciser gu lutIcribireu,
maiden mir bicicil Die Sferte, n~enlclben al Mrbeiter
bepelteno biuiaer ab9ebcn 81 molten, wrnn "bielclbcn IN
ibrcn 6atrifsn ODER @ertjtSttsn unS wrnialtens ,ebr
Nturbmsr oerf6afeu fSnnen. Ga 1T btes Gin Gcymitt,
~lu,ganes, zen mir bel rea icbisen l6lsNten 3eiten ben,
NrtsiterltnuSe 9~s9eniber einidln9sn, ba s6 inns 6aupt<
iaAltA taran lir9t, bfn ansei9er trcs Der ~ltblstbtcn Bel.
!cn in psn 0auie etncS icprn QrbeitsrS ui6t fe9lcn Al
!alsn. Gr lei ibncn 5relIub inO JtattSeber, ridte lc
III Der ,3eit Der yfptb ouf uno mir liuo ~iiber,cuat, paE
er, peun rjele 9lidIid Rirter uns liest, Gin aern aeleb.
ener Golt in prm Saule siueS jepsn Dsu.Ihen ieu,
Wirr.
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Oeutlhrr @,rpeerp @trrc.

DEM btuilbtn 9utlitunt erlaubt f6 Ter llntsrvitntte Ieirsn
an Mtarl balfrabc neten ttnt Spel Ser Strcn MarltauIcn u. &c,
99stSEnfl 6anilp YrrccrssSttrs gu %cmpfeblsn, in brm a0e ta fol.
aNn 9Glttaften Gcfutrt ncrecnec @aaren III tcner Sualitdt unb ,u
gen etltslkh Raritrrcien III baten lnS. I'm Sablrcidtu Su1prltb
lelner NareSltute butct ~Irtuntltht 8. 81. QubS,
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OurN GGomaS u. &eelee,

(&de ber 12ten uup GnrgiraBel,
icll ain Gienitaa, Den Is. 3. Nttt, I'm 4 lbr 9fod-
mitta0s, Der an 8uBc Der Mnrlbnntrnbe unp inter
Dem gian,cn osHnibtnstcu Warten h%efaunte @arten,
netlt prn Da3u aeb0renpen DISQUALIFICATION Gifent(ih
Yrrauetionirt werpen. Der YlaB bat 80 SUB Srpnte
nm 1T 146 SUP tief mn itSBt an cins 9lleg, Die 20
Sup treit lit. Dno }oana lit Dpr &Irsei1 acbaut, rntz
salt 3 Simmer, nebit &iiNc uup 6piplnB. @leidz
falls linD neten rem @pDnAnult Stal(unA, Trrtdtz
bous, elm gutter Drummer, ,tnp me6rere SbitbG,lme.
Der YreiS lit 5000, ,ppiilr quito 8araIdaft (DeepI
Of Grul), 0~eleiltet wrrpen mue.
Us. j.. sSalbrpp.
@ertauf purA Gb. %. &etirr.
Sci 2aru5 1t. S6ine inpcn jest aut6 ale Qbenpe
2luetipneu itatt.
= a~ueticnen. Sci Qlsranesr glott finpct lest ale
@bsnc 9uetiOm Der vsriAiepcnarti9ltsn @rtitel tatt.
0tntI6e SriefiRe.
9ei bsm g2brlsn hieNr 8rKfe mue bsntcrft wrrben, ban oisIe[6su
onnprtirt iinS.
8rummet, @hb, MartH. N,9liG, SIS.
Ntcier, NirE, 6elir. @cblin96prt, 81.
Sleeve, MfrS., Wartba. 5artmarl, Nprlpb.
Sbsl, IrS,, @argarrt. Softer.
Carr, MiB, MarY q. &ern, Sol.
Otat5, Nler. &pttmani, q.
NupermeYer, st. Sop, Mu9.
SwartS, g. &infer, G. 9.
S&nomler, Gbrilt. &lecBmann. s.
SdiG, 0eter. 8eberlein, 6. S.
Stumps, Saepb. Sipler, 6cwarp.
Seler, Saepb. 6enrerlrbn, 81. s..
Sel0eo, SacOb. Stumps, Saepb.
6int, IS. gBasuer 6.
! 9pIBauner, SEQ.
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Gin Die Stimn9eter rs5 smriten Diitriets ben
SPnrilo COUNTY.

SN wigt btn Buratrn pieIeS DiirictS crarQsnii an, boE ih elm
Ganciaat fr Die GNnitNtlcrsOfce bin, bic burh ben ;3uraftrit,
Ce3 0rn, SNiepb 81. Nltttrt erisctst irurre. Golten mid mcins
~iiitburRer III cieicr Stiie e~rrpdblcn, 10 merre i'd tc SNt,0tnbciten
eGrtltCn nit GtFr une 3reue t%rflIcn. Der &hQ Ter geatl it an,
-. D. Sits. @cp. gS. 8 bpmGs
gocQen Mcernisn belebs man ii6 81 member an bic 6erren
,}rp. &bomNs Gbi!brcp, Or. y. y. Zone, Wanlep ub Soylpr.
Or. 8. y. Stredef. sBm SUikS, Gtsrt Der @enrItp gounty Curt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23
@ei0Gfts=9ln;eiac.

Miein neu sinserihtctsr Sierlatcn unS 0tsfaura.
ticu nate DEM &teater al der item StraBe, it BON
tcnte an meinen 0Snnern unb benz seebrten Wub(iz
cum gum s~ensistcn Seiut scoHnet. @utes Sier enter
Safe &c. lOdsn itrts bem @intretenben Gehnuue traoer.
30. 80. @IatG.
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8Uagsz@ Qrfeae.

49,, S C. leeias nertliGs sHitteruns IaSrt wieSsrum Seorrmann III s-
(n%tt S Sfon Ri ,aS { Sit,,n en- n Ter e6is' "sn alien Gsati@.n germ be-
""neF Die t'lfs' unS ous8cia&nilsn Gffriltareen III 6aten itnS.
&. 81. Sattplf
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|nfeIlcr.

Oas seArte VublihIm piro c~rsebcnlt einacIaben tisIcn an
Srrabltrabt hiat am &bcater lis9cnSen SsllcnfIler rebt oft III Be-
luden, balsleft. 1T boe tefe 2a9erbicr mic loniiee Grfris
Id un &C IL t19ltd gu baten, icpis icben @ipreen BON 10 bic i llbr
Gin tcIifattr 2nnh aufsetrascn wirb.
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yin Wtaphcn miro 9cluht
iMr %@trrt6tuts ~bdueltdcr @rteiten bel 81. PptreG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31
DiaEcr IxpoRrArroNs.-The business

Of importing coffee direct from Rio de Janeiro to
this market, although comparatively of recent
origin, has been attended with SO much saccess as
to attract general attention and those men VI CAP
ital who have not heretofore been possessed of
sufficient nerve to embark in the enterprise, are
gradually yielding to b ''ef that it is a business
that Twill pay" Not only do the saleS result in
handsome profits to the importers, but the differ
ence of weight, in tare, between cargo of coffee
from New York. 10 eimost eaough to pay The entire
erpense Of freight. For instance, bag of coffee
weighs l63 pounds when placed on board the yes
sci at Rio. 1t goes TO New Yort, and becomes re-
duced, by tare, to l60 pounds. The sales in this
market. BY auction, have generally averaged IL
cents. When the bag of coffee comes direct from
Rio, is is received 10 prime order and at full
weight, and thus we have difference of .i3 cents
in the proceeds Of the sale. Merchants in Virgil
MIA. North Carolina and Tennessee are finding out
that Richmond is the best coffee market to which
they can resort and the consequence is a spirited
bidding aud ready sale. We believe that the
time will come when Richmond aud New Orleans
will be the great coffee markets of the Uuion, aud
possibly it is not far distant The Messrs. Currie
have already regularly in the trade two fne YES
sells The barks Salie Magee and WBiired are
employed in carrying out from Richmond thoS-
brands OF honr which have a worldwide celebrity,
and returning with cargoes of coffee consigned 10
our wholesale merchants. The Saiie Magee has
landed here within the past twelve months, 1000
bags Of coffee, and will be here again in week or
two with another cargo, for Edmond, Davenport &
Co. Sugar and salt are also imported to a consid-
cradle extent and the sales result we'll. Our prio
cipal importers are Edmond Davenport & Co. Dun.
lop, Moncure & Co., Crenshaw & Fisher, aud c. T.
Workman & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31
LOCAL. MATTERS.

MAyoR's CouIr.--Henry Cooper, q
slave, the properly Of John W. Wright, was ar.
raigDed yesterday on charge OF beating aud cut.
ting slave, named John Baker, belonging TO Jas.
u. Tyree. II appeared from the testimony, that
John was sitting quietly on acurbstone" waiting
for the wagon when Henry came along and gave
him blow: and in the struggle which followed,
John received scratch across the nose, from .
knife which the accused held in his hand. The
difficulty seems to have originated In jealousy
Not recognizing the black code Of honor as legal or
admissible. the Mayor decided that the chivairous
Cooper should receive 80 stripes
Alexander washington, ZONE more unfortunate
inebrAte, totally regardless of the great names ne
represents, spread himself across sidewalk to
sleep of the effects of numerous libatioas The
consequence was that he was soon hustled o6 to
the watchhouse. As 1t was his first appearance,
the Mayor admouished him and let him 20.
Jeremiah Concklin aud william Jones, appear.
ed toauswer charge of uulawiully, malicious
~ and violently assaulting and beating Patrick
Ryan, on the 24th Of July number Of wit
nesses were examined, and the testimony was
quite yoluminous. From it we learned that the
first difficulty occurred between Concklin and
Ryan in Pink Alley They afterwards met casually
at the jamestown House, In Rockets, when Conck.
lin pitched into Ryan, and Jones somehow got
mixed mp in the affair. Ryan came out of the
melee with pair OF very black eyes aud other
disagreeable marks, and sought redress at the
hands Of the authorities. The Mayor held the &C.
cused parties to bail to keep the peace and to ap.
pear at the Hastings Court GU the second Mon
day In August.
Three negroes, Tom, Jacob and Daniel belong.
ing respectively to VIM. Taliaferro, Mrs. Worsham
aud James L. Davis, were arraigned for breaking
into the store of John Clash, on the night of the
10Th July, and stealing a small sum OF money
After hearing the testinony, the Mayor remanded
them to be tried for felony, and their employer,
Mr. Watts, bee anne surety for their appearance at
the Hastings Court.
Terrence Cassiday yIwas examined on the charge of
assautting an old womsu named Baker. with in.
tent to commit rape. The Mayor, after listening
patiently to the Details declined TO send the casc
on for further trial, but in consideration of Cassi
days antecedents, held him to bail in the sum CT
5000 to keep the peace.
Some other cases, of trifiing character, were
disposed of,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31
REAL ESTATE
- NEAR CIT AIrNTnM !

AT A BARGAINi
4 COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV WELLIN q HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH P, with
FOUR ACRES UF LAND attached, on the line OF
the Virginia Go ntral Railroad, within mile OF
staunton, will be sold by BOWERS, SNYDER &
CARTER. AT A BAaJAIS. as they are desirous of clio
sing up the business of their late copartnershp
soon as DIT tcticabe. 1t has the advantage of Wa
ter-power ard IL we'll located for ccnducti small
foundry business
Inquire of n. K. TROUT, Esq Stauntop, Va or
Asa SNYDER at the Richmond Stove Works,
je 26-3m Richmond, Va.
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A QUAKER JoxE.--A correspondent send. the
Buffalo Express the following good thing for the
hot weather
* the Quaker President of Psuusvlva.
MIA Railroad, during The confusion and paric last
tail. called upon the W., with which the Road
had kept large, regular account, aod asked for
an extension Of part Of its paper falling due in
few days. The Bank President declined rather
abruptly, saying, in a tone common with that fra
ternity:
aNr X, your paper nana Be pad at ,aetarisy.-
W. caanst rsH<c H.
ayery well.n our Quaker replied, and left the
Bank. But he did not ies tho matter drop here
On leaving the Bank, be walked quietly over to
the depot aud teiegraphed all the agents and con
ductors on the kosd, to reject the bills on the
W Bank. In few horrs shs trains begaa
70 arrive, full of the pauic and bringing the news
Of dissrnss Of the W Bank al along tie line
of the Road. Stockholders and dePositors hocked
into the Bank making the panic, inqniripg
s.Whal's the matter,s .Is the Bank brokess 4
little inquiry by the officers showe that the trcu.
Railfosd The President seized his hat snd rushed
wn % ths fausker's Office, and cams bnrseng In
.Mr X have yea directed the refusal Of cnr
chrrancy BY youf agents
aYes,vu Was the quiet reply.
@Wsii, kisad L-----. 4 supposs thy bsak WAS
about g faii - thee cesld not renew little paper
for M this moenfne. p
II d nesdisss % NJ, NJ. - renewed all
the Qnakerss paper and apinsgsd hie line OF die
count. while tbs maeic wires carried III along thl
reaAs - ssery agent the sedativs neasaee, sThs
- hank issii right. Ttse nsy tako r. car
ms Ios. Msary 4. JeaEsas, sss lass Misisss.
Aeeldost - Vjenna, hae arsi111 at NeW York 81
the seesmee NoetAera Light GFuel nasee.
4, Il. Earnawosth ha1 beAa n0nInatsd s. ons
nsjoFitgs t1e sseectfes 81 Qsexssss tu ~ tseaad
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Musro-The Armory Band performed

several pieces of music, Capitol Square, Thurs
day night. A considerable number of ladies
and gentlemen listened, with pleasure, and no
doubt, indulged in good deal of sentimental talk,
under the inspiration of music and moonlight
We really wish the band could be engaged at a
suitable compensation. to play there two nights in
each waek during the summer. 1t would offer
pleasant recreation to the people, comparatively
few of whom afford to seek it at the fashiona-
Bile resorts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

ALL QuixT.-The police officers say
theY have never known the time when the city
was more quiet than at present. They have but
little to occupy their attention. save occasional
case of drunkeDness or Of ordinance violation. We
have 10 mobs, no garrotng, no siung shotting,
and bat few fires. All this is gratifying; aud the
mentien of it will afford ample apology for the
brevity of the local column of a newspaper. There
was but one arrest yesterday. white man
named Joseph Huston, who assaulted Almond An
drews, was taken into custody, aud the circum-
stances will be made known at the Mayors Court
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

IMpRovIxG Mr.. Henry G. Burnett,
who was injured by fall day or two ago, is i'm.
proving, and his friends entertain sauguine hopes
OF his speedy recovery.
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SwINDLING.-A young man, giving the name of
Ramsgarten, was arrested in New York, Wednes-
day, on the charge of obtaining goods under false
pretences. From the evidence ELECTED, it appears
that the defendant called at the store of Morris H.
Haowell d. Co, and ordered goods to the amount
of $1,000 which he said he had authority to buy
for firm in Richmond, Va; that he also called at
the store of Rodgers Shaffer, and purchased a
bill of goods for firm in Washington, d. c.; also
at the store of Arnold & Nusbaun, and ordered
goods for firm in Alexandria. Before the deliye
ry of the goods suspicion was excited, and upon
inquiry it was ascertained that be was not author
lied to act for the firms represented. He wac
committed.
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A Coop LIKEEEss.-The picture Of the
Mayor of Richmond, in Leslie's nswpaper, is capi
tai likeness When the Mayor was 10 Washing
ton ia company with the New York National
Guard, some of the members of that corps per
suaded him to sit for daguerreotype likeness but
he kept in ignorance of the use they intended
to make of il, until he saw the fac simile in the
illustrated newspaper.
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LATER PROM JAmAIcA.-Advices from Kingston to
the 10th inst, have been received. There was still
q loud cry far iaboring hands. The immigration
commissioners had appropriated 100000 to pro
mote the Introduction OF East Indians, and like
sum for the bringing over of Chinese Twenty fl ve
dollars bonds is offered for the landing OF free
African apprentice. strict blockade of Cuba is
recommended In the Jamaica papers AZ the only
means Of ending the naval difficulties of England
with the United Statts.-Refreshing showers had
fallen in some parts of the Island. St. Vincent
offers $50 per head for the introduction OF zach
Coolic, ,lIrisb, English or Scotch laborer who NAV
lie brought there; $50 for Americans from she Uni.
ted States, and $40 for those from British Amer.
ira