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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-21
VERANDAH NaaHm
80 - -..z.~.U TIE CONYRAC-

Az TORS for the construction
0I the Don PEDRO tt r Al LR0AD. in Brazil. wish
to employ FIFTY YOUNG MEN Dativeso the State
OF Virginia or any of the Southern States. who may
understand the rnanagement OF negroes on pubic
works to go TO Brazil as Managers Foremen.-
They prefer men pefiencad in the construction OF
such works, but they will employ some young n,en
who are now engaged on FARMS or who are employ
ed as overseess on farms. They will also employ
men who have been accustomed to work white la
Dor aud understand thoroughly the construction
of heavy rock work. including Tunnelin9, &c. The
line of the railroad TO be constructed will pass up
and through the Sierra de Nor, or North Mountain
40 mites from Rio de Jsneiro, from which, tc the
fno. of the mountain, there is raj road In operation
The climate delightful, being ab 1ut the same AS
in the county of Greenbrier in this State in sum
mer but much milder in wiuter-mercury in the
thermometer never rising higher than IS degrees ia
SUMMIT and never falling below IS degrees in win
ter End il is healthy there in any part of the
world.
Amply in person TO the subscriber at the store Of
try, Pearl street, Richmond. Va.
an e-ts ROBT HARVEY.
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ISAAC ROBINSON,
5 Market Square. Petersburg,
au lS-eod3t Opposite the Market House.

GRAIN BAGS "A large stock of heavy,
" double-warp GRAIN BAGS, OF superior quail
ty, manufactured by the Manchester Cotton and
Wool Manufacturing COMPANY. For sale by
WIN. III. POWERS, Agent.
1A.Whig copy. jy 24-3taw4w
T abbey Il R1BiNSON'S REALLY
- GENUINE ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
made expressly to their own order In London. The
bristes being secured BY silver wire and patent
ment. are rendered permanent. The assortment
comprises a great variety Of lies aud sizes.
Also, LAIDLEY ROBINsON'S PREMIUM
PEARL DENT1FR1CE, one OF the most delightful
aud best articles for cleaning and preserving the
teeth, and rendering them beautifully white. now
in use For sale by
LAIDLEY ROBINSON. Chemists, &c,
au 20 4th aud Franklin SITS i. Richmond.
DURE FOUNTAIN SODA WATER
l. Always perfectly cool. and with our Cream sy-
rup and pure Fruit Favors, forms most delicious.
cool and refreshing drink, prepared by
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON, Chemists. 10,
80 ith and Franklin streets.
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+ WILL recommence my NIGHT SAILS
= on THIS (Thursday) EvRNlN0. eommsortns
~ 81 O'Clock. Tho attention q the poblic = noc4
RESPECTFULLY called 10 my nne assoEt tent of INV.
ELRY. &C. My Goods arc direct from the Uanuhp.
turers. and will be sold without reserve. =
jyl5 HENY " QUARLH0, Aucs
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATR

- On 0AMBLgS HILL AT AUCTION.-WHI be
sold on MONDAY, the 3oth August 1853 ON the prs
mises commencing ct AZ O'Clock, the desirable real
estate located a. above recently n the occupancy Of
east line OF 4th street. runs back $50 feet and has
Thereon not only an excellent framed dwelling but
well of fine water $50 $50
lxnNs -0ne-fourth cash; balance ct 8, and
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. As the property IL Compelled 10 be
soid without limit reserve the attention CT tho,e
wanting such real estate is respectfully invited 10
the sale. 0ODDIN 4 APPERSON,
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REMOVAL.-CABINET FURNT

=
W TURE WARER00MS Having removed to
~ our new building, corner of Fra rkin and
18th Streets we have the pleasure of annouH
cling 10 Que friends and the public that VIC have on
hand a complete assortment of
CABINET WARE. CHAIRS. &c.
Hsving enlarged our Manufacturing Department.
employing the Dess weTkmen and using good mate
riais we Confidently solicit an examination of our
stock, We aresatished We please. both in qua
lily and price.
Ii you want good article, at a moderate price,
cali az BINF0RD PnRTER'S
Cabinet WarerooDs,
Corner of Franklin and 18th SITS.
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FRVINFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
nnNnRRH(EA AND ALL yENEREAL DIS.
rasEs This great American Remedy. containing
no mercurial nor balsamic psepsrtie. = g cnrasss
70 ~ n n ec0mmended but Of euer than 9TH
sriss Il iii restore the gene d health snd subject
ths pstisnf % no inconvsnasnce whatessr whiiss
s 49,. ~, matter 81 how IonR standing
ca ~ 4. .i - ~ 100 0RUBBs 3 APPkkhON.
= - ..1sew1rs Drnastsss. M vi brcen =
TT1NILIA BEAN case Vanilla for
PURCELL s q H.is 81 g d e,sa': d:
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FRENCH LANGUA g E-Professor
L EMION begs to offer to the Principals OF Buys
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS in the city II
Richmond his services for the next session. to beg
the lst Of October. He will take, also, PRIVATE
PUPILS. Address. Prof +. EhIUN junction, Han
county Va v l0-tlsAupnat&
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Board, including everything except washing ..20(
For further information, apply to
an 6-2m MANLY JR
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Aact.,
No 80 Main AtreeG

kSV ksV Aefu yeft0S
r WILL recommence my NIGHT SAILS
= on THIS fThufsday) Ev8NrN0. coamsor1ns
q sk O'clock. The attention q the pablio = nNS
ELRY. &C. M Goods afe direct from Is ssssSc-
'sG;1; .aa - e' ''la s5Faesi sSs;;sit Avs.
DIssoLUxIoN0. 90.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHiP-f1s
y undersigned have this day formeda coparsosr.
ship under the style Of JAMss DUNLAP 800. o.
%e e
} A WESTON. who Is fully authorised % use he
name Of he firm ggxxSSfbanSs kH1Lr ena.
Camden, 8 O. July l. 1858.
The business heretofore conducted By
ssai s :; ..
signed, under the name and style q
Corner Of Byrd and nth stsss>s.
. Richmond. Aug 6. 1858 su7-dIm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unosrsla ned
style h .Ss tn' 4 sassh ssSs: g
n and g "a
have taken ,ns stoFs Or Cary sssss icr.ssiy ssa
K, 3; MASssIs. CT PL.Ass.ss.
ssldsn Miller. Stokes : kivss.
y Tin -
nISSOLOTlON OF CO Pan Tn ER.
~ sHIP.-The 60 partnershis herssosors ssissisg
betysen MfERS = JAhNkE z this daE 1919
~ nmltauon. . 4, Myers Alone " Autnor1oee -
close the business q the concern. Those thsrelcTA
Indebted to X. will make payment TO- him; tnpee
having claims against win present then 70 Ain
ior setiemenL 49,, k .N
Myers on his own ACCOUNT and he respectfully esgs
rally been bestowed ON the late concer4
4. nYme
~ 1,1T5T1STT1 S1%7 :; s-"S@
1 W-IAnA NAn0nAI sNOAANo.-w. =.
~ JOHNSON. who has been WITH NJ ~ the lAee
ten years. having been admitted 20 Al interest -
my business. the business will hereafter b con-
Quoted under the name o. 3ee
ALEx'R HILL / co.
lpOa sns q 70 ~ g ~
same assuring oar friends and the pubic generally
that no pains Will be spared By eiter u ne OF any
one ia our employ ment, TO give entire satishctia
70 all who may favor us with CAL.
&. ALkxR HILL.
VIZ JOHNSON.
importers. Manufacturer ana Dealers N
Bocts. shoes Truaks, e.
Richmond, July ]. 1858
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CoYNER's WHITE AND BLACK

SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
resort for pleasure and health will be
9Penea Tor the accom- moda,ion Of visitors the sr OF
JUNE. II m situated on the line and In full view OF
the va and Tenn Railroad, about hall mile from
bonsack's Depot. Va, at which Depot an Ompibus
ana porters viii always be found waiting the arrival
u sns cars to convey visitors and their baggage to
Important improvements have been made since
A telegraph ostice has been established which ae
lords convenient and instantaneous comnun cation
with all parts Of the country. Ia : :
Another WHITE SULPfIUR--stroneer bolder
snd superior Chaly beate Spring. have been iscoy-
efed and improved since the last sea- onso that the
variety saf value Of the mineral waters now afforded
~ the Place are uneqalled by any other place now
knewn 70 the public. The similarity Of the White
sulphur 20 theJustly and famed Greenbrier White
sulphur Is 20 ssrikin as 70 be at recognised by
al who have used both of the waters
These White and Ella sulphur waters have Of
fected numerous cures. The White sulphur in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
tue Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder. General Debility
and especially diseases OF the Nervous system and
those diseases peculiar to Females The Black Sui
phur In all kinds of diseases of the Skin aRRrayat
cd cases OF letter and other eruptons of the skino
great numbersand Oflong standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
IN the mountains Of Virginia. and the table and
tendance OF the most satisfactory character-as to
all which We beg to refer to the large numb r OF
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
and other amusements afferj pleasant AID healthy
recreat n, Il DAVIDGEs celebrated BAND from
Baltimore has been engaged for the season.
j. A. HEFELFINQE3.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE Sets OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOyELs, T0NGS and POK ERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Grxtes,
handsome and plain sets Of S1oyels, Tonga and
Pokers seven different sizes Of coal Scuttles. cinder
shcveis, Gre Shcyels handsome stands for Shovels
and Pk ers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron FootmapE
are Brick fire siaes md Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting MP Crates; Tavern and Church Bfi.s, OF
sweet tone. builders, housekeepere, and others In
Of any of the above articles e supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. i an mapufacturing
scrfption. at my BELL aud BRASS FOUNDRY, aud
CRATE and FENDER mANUFACrORY, No 3e5
Main street. between 9Th and 9th streets West side
Richmond, Va
lf--dlv ,afEza' W saFsl. b. ID, DEN01N.
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4 sOME HNU CCE, ANUs JUDUE TOH
100 pieces Bleach Cotton at 8, 10 and TX cts the
cheapest and best goods tn this city; 20 pieces
White Briiliants .. I21 cts. cheap ct lsz cts 10
worth 621s cts Extension Skirts q. 81 2x C0rsets
81 00 Dimity bands 10 and lzls cts Black silks 10
yards, worked, a2x cts; Checked, Nainsook, Swiss
and Dotted Musiins; Swiss Cambria Bobbin and
Thread Edges and Insertirgs; Toweling; Psrasols;
Embroidered Handkerchief SIX and 50 cts extra
cheap. and lots ef Cheap Goods, q
Rroad Il
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nR. CHURCHILL'S REdEDY 70

~ CONsUMPTl0N-Ths attention Of physicians
Phosphites - an elegant. concentrated and agreea-
Bile preparation. which - Intended TO embrace tho
Phosphites Of Lime, Soda &c. IN the crystals or
dry state for recipient and CONFIRMED Go ,snuption
with marked success This prepsration contains
these salts in VERY concentrated form, and the
quantity Of each to teaspoonful or dose. speci-
fed on the label
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-21

HEO W. WILLIS, with ALEX. NcrT,
flor ses MuIes Cows Wagons Carts, &C., at the
Hor ,s Lot on every SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having Stock, Wagons. Carts. &C., Tor
sale will rIease leave their names ct che store pre-
vlous to day of SALE notice may be given IN ths
papers Of the sale. ALEx MOTT, Auct.
"a Corner Main and loto SIS
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Principal Of the xranalin and 4fh Streets Euglish
!. end Classical School, Rich mond, Virginia, TO
whom 81 orders must be addressed. B IS
Sold also IN Rtehmond By GRUsHs . ApRxRsoN.
Drugxigs. No. 2oi Drosd strest, WHARF, ceIiihcstes
may be seen. Jy26-dAcwlms
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Ifons1s. 1rurss:. 5Uo6r ~ =
y. .ns g sIf wfSS5 g, 80 zIoIl1ils
he 6ore Iol. nfeE ~ 6 e7Esi r. "a
Several Hogne0 81 S6315S 49, ~ -
4nsS yes.1 49, 80 - q
lestissly nv o. ll1ss r. z NE 80 =
49, g. 9: = , ~ g; IS. 80 =.
sns condition: Isrtscsly 6een1 60 ess1jl.
lsADprf1oMAL-wm - ~ n =" - - -
etanbope 81 H0neo9 nQ0Rly ~ 80 81,
Gov and Cnlf The eeN n lRG11 03bw
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nEA A NEW MICH COW FOB
eALE-A n excellent Gov. and recon-.
si1s Tour weeks old. Indaire 81 Richmond stove
Works AeA 6AfDbh.
-. O. &
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GARDEN FARM FOR .SALE.-Wiil B

Garden FARM FOR .SALE.-Wil be
" sold upon terms of unusual Accommodate n. the
excellent little Garden Farm Of 50 s:rss on the bor
der OF Hanover county, now occupied BY the eno.
scriber who has just engaged In the transacton o.
business which requires his daily presence 10 hicn
mond consi ierable portion Of the soil 10 remA &
ably quick, and peculiarly suited for market garden
ing The location il one we'll adapted for the resi-
moved from the Beghborhood, within two miles u
the place now offered. which was also occupied Dy
physician about two years ago. Distance frem kich,
mond. 81 miles, Apply ae the once OF tne nnnn 81
the Commonwealth 70 HOWAhD.
Refer aisc, TO Messrs Goddin 1 Appefson.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN LEWIS fLEISHMAN my agent. to conduct a
DRY GOODS and SHOE business In the city ct
Is given OF the termination Of the eame.
FLEI8HMAN.
August le, 1858. an I7-t2te
THE UNDERSIGNED have opened to
1 day wholesale and retail WINE, LIQUOR
and CIGAR STORE, at No 5 Wall street, under the
st Charles Hotel aud respectfully invite the public
10 call and look at the ne assortment of Wines. i'm
ported direct by ourselves.
We are en- abled by the best resources both In Ger
many and in France, TO beat anY competition. and
beg to state thas the sole Agents OF the old
and rem pwped houtos. Wis:
In Hrenc h Wines for Congo fls Bordeaux
In Cham pagae, the celebrated Cornet brand
In German Wines, of Z. Solomon Sons, Mayepe
Our principal business ia No. 199 William street.
New York d SALOM0N 4 CO,
an ia-3ts Nos Wall street.
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iver. an
he M Of
aud re
aged for
o make
I bepre-
. ladis,
iof ev~
srsiruetl
n.
IVAN,
IAN.
hsuR
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UNDERTAKING We are thoroughly
prepared to execute all demands in this line. Our
stock of METALLIC CASES, of all sizes and pat
terms is complete
C0fFIN-. OF Mahogany and other woods. al
ways on hand.
WANTED Two or three first rate Ca
BiNET MAKERS. D. p.
IU--ifn
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CLOTHING, sc.

6S moro INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
GO.UOV ns-Gentlemen Sesrcus OF eonyering len
han elsewhere by calling sending heir al ress 70
JANR hQR0EEY, fg1S Pearl street.
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SPORTING.

SPORTING. -
49, 49, \
NEW YACHT IN PERFEcT ORDER, ARovr flF.
N teen tons whh cabin aud furniture c1ml iete isst
saer and strongly bull rough weather Tor se ow Al
dress bor - Post Office, View York "
U,oa sAfF-A SPLENDID BLACK NEwFovNnLAND
IN ,lor n months Old IL GOOD water an' wsrs Cog.
Can be ,een a 3 Thomas street. sAh WAAsVN'
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DNTLROAD kOUTFs 10 TIE tAsI.-..IHt INFVhNN
III Dn Furnished hy with reference - railroad
rours tely valuable ~ the travelling public ON
he route York eveland and Ounkrk the
York the trains fatO meet ~ nunkrk
sr Cleveland i've times The Baltimore
more reliable, the failures the Central Ohio
and baltimore and Ohio averaging only about four
By way OF Philadelphia the Pennsx Central,
failure Mr. Ia shaw, 81 the mall cents
informs that be has experienced but failure the
January ard the whole number occurring 0hare
several sgentD than hree month.
This important information for the travelling pub sud
will tbsnk the mail continue 70 furnish with
their repors regarding this matter. Passengers vd. OF
course, travel the reliable roads aud railway msn
desiring 70 share Of the travel VII pni their
machinery tracks tc such order that sse on
the rails and maize time III they neglect a. his hey
should not be paroniked, and they certainly VII az ~ ~
people who vsue heir necks comfor and rnetincnnsn
Gazeue
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DARN FOR SALE-CONTAINING ABOUT FOUR
Of highly cultivated land situated Fort sshng
ton Shrewsbury the banks of tho Nevasnk river Is
feet above the level of the water large house with
wings each side, being newly built last In
the most substantial and workmanke there is aso
large stable coach how and all the appurtenances
necessary for farm; also large boahouse II will be sold
less than cost the has Tor It, For
further inquire OF OSCAR FLORENCE 600 Broad
way of Houston where plans and drawings Of
the place can be
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NJxw YORK ArD HARLyx RhrLRoAp.
LN vtprup ARRlsspuGur.

INV YORK AND HARLEM RkfLROAD.
Nv Wits ARRlsspuGBr.
Comm eneing Wednesday, January g. 1872
Trains leave The dspce corner Of Wine and Centre sree
New Yors ~
s, A " Nah, for Albany, Stopping wIsnst rsiss ~
all stations north
s0P. n: Express fo< Albany soppius At the prisetpsi
sisP n Tor whis Plain. stopping all intermediate
stations.
Trains leave depot Of Twenty street. ana
Fourth New York A.
si5 A. ~ For WilNnsbrdxe, stopping ri All interim edaals
1850 A. ~ whlis Plains. Do. a..
AMP williArnsbrdse, 40. a..
SOPr hliierton slorpns ~ wllsmsbrixs and all h.
taru edis,e stations north
.ooP A. Crotop va- .oypins At an Intern eda,e ssioss
80 2. N. wnllsnsordge, DO 40.
1884 NJ Nall saopping at all stsons Dcrtb Of and - VIZ
Esnpbridge.
WNJ. CAMPfaII. superlntendeul
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lyrrvsYIvAvrA RAILROAD.
IL The central the wesk Tine ~ ieass -
short and OF fare and freight log Al All hnes ~
other For contract Toe fre'gm
from kew York p suy point in Tho srtre West call ~ "
any's ON %. No. Aston HOUSE, ksw Soss
T. r. RfLfOrr, PAapsngw AGeu4
tKHCH 90. rreiGh AsensA
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U,oR SALE IN BRooKLyN.-FouR SNAIL TWO
brick front cottages Nos g ~ ~ AND is EAST
baltic street Couri ssrecs Also that three Story fa
depha front brick feeling with all the modern
ents situated nj No. - Laayetie Hamp.
den Apply 70 WfILTAMxACKsY, So ruin street,
opposite City Hall.
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HUDSON RIVER RArLROAD.-ExPRBee TRAINS
II for Albany and Troy; stopping Al principal stations
pecng With Western and northern trs,ns leave Chambers
street Al W and n ~ A. n, and t1rM
Az. SMITH, Superintendent
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DARN FOR sAIE.--A GOOD FARM. CONTAINING Is
of land u miles from New York city, for sale
credit For particulars inquire Of j. W. MARDEN, Is Bar
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LNINE COUNTRY HOUSE FOR sALE-AT WEST Mt
Vernon and half stories. with piazzss front aud
rear good well of the kitchen, and cisiern
in abe attic leading 30 bath good parlors with marble
and everything complete flower garden trees a..
Only thirty from the city by the New York and New
Haven Railroad. Also light basement corner OF william
J0N25 for lager bier saloon.
ApDly Al William street.
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IroR SALE IN BRooKLYN-THE THREE STORY
prick house and i lPhiiadeiphs frunt No @o Scher
merhofn street Bond piazsa and basement
deep yard trees, shruhbsry kc The premises
iyn. price fS,tsp
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NOR SALE OR TO LRT-THE THREE STORY BASE
ment house II Warren place Charles street. near Green
witch containing ali the modern improvements viii
be sold let to suitable tenant. For
tcuars permission 10 examine, please call GEORGE
w DENOE. Nos 8 and Jeferson market, before u A "
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T,OR SALE OR TO LET-THE MODERN THREE STORY
brick house and lot "a West Thirty street
Ffb Immediately Also, the four story
Engsh basement hon,e And lot 100 Fast Twenty second
street. and Third possession i'm
mediey. Country residence Elizabeth city for sale
exchange for New York city propeuy The house TX about
40 furnished with AL the modern improvements The
lot contains about of an acre well improved
Apply 10 JOHN w. PIRSsON No Wall ST. eet room II,
20 Wes Thirty first street before sS O'Clock A after
5o'clock i. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

A STEAM BOILER FOR sALF-rOUR HORSE POWER
"A in good CIDER with pipes and valves for boiling liz
all In good order Win be sold cheap casn N applied for
soon. Address b., box III Herald onice
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DESTROYS
i of entering into other business. on account
of il-health, offers for sale his entire interest
being one undivided haf-in the SHASTA Gov
RIER Newspaper and job Establishment. The
COURIER is the oldest established paper North of
Marysville, and continues to do paying busi-
ness, as heretofore.
Any person wishing to locate themselves per-
manently in a lucrative profession, would do
well to make early application.
.!..., ALSO ......
One undivided half of the Cottage Residence
on Court Street, formerly occupied by William
4. Nunnally, Esq. This property is most des-
rably located, commanding rs it does, view of
almost the entire town. Attached to which, is
never-Eiling spring of good water, and prob
ably the best water-privilcge in the town of
Shasta. Also, good barn and ont-houses.
There are also quite a number of choice Fruit
Trees upon the premises, some OF ,Rhich bore
fruit last season. Any person wishing com
Portable residence, will please call upon the sub
scriber. ..-...ALso......
One undivided haf of the house ard lot on
High Street, formerly occupied by the Shasta
Courier printing office.
The above property will be sold together, OF
singly, to suit purchasers.
BSE@ Immediate possession given.
For further particulars in regard to terms, &c.
apply to A. SKILLMAN,
at :: Courier Office.
Shasta, January 30, 1858. jn30-lm.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
Monroe Edwards!

II we desire an instance of the corroding and
blighting effects of life of sensualty, we need
only refer to the history of Monroe Edwards, a
man of brilliant talents, but man whose evil
passions were his ruin. Says the Kniekerbocker
Magazine:
I'VE first saw him when on his trial-a hand
some, well dressed -whiskered, seemingly
self possessed person, with the varnish of gen.
tleman, and an effrontery that nothing could
daunt Again We saw him, while holding court
with the courtezans at the door of his cell at the
Tombs, the day before he left for Sing Sing
clad in his morning gown, with luxurious whis-
kers, and the manners of pseudo-prince re-
ceiying the honors of his subjects. The next
time we saw him, he was clad in coarsest 'felon
stripe, his hair was sheared to the skull, his
whskers were more, dark frown was on his
brow, his cheeks were pale, and his lips were
compressed with an expression of remorse, rage
and despair. Never shall we forget that look
He had little while before been endeavoring to
escape, and had been punished by fifty lashes
with a cat o. nine -tails-four hundred and fifty
stripes on the naked back
"Once again we saw him. after the lapse o
many months. Time and suffering had done
their work upon him. His once erect frame wa:
bowed; his head was bald at the top, and it:
scant bordering hair had become gray. Ant
thus he gradually declined to his melancholy
west of life until he reached his last hour dy
ing in an agony of terror, gnawing his emacia
ted fingers to convince himself that he was still
living, that the appalling change f-om life t.
death had not actually taken pla6. T. And nov
he sleeps in felons grave with no record of hi
name or fate. Is not the way of the transgresso
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