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

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence in my establishment, l respectfully submit
LaaEa BEER, PORTER, ALE, &c, during the
semmer season.
The following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen. quarts-....s2 ool Is cts allowed by re-
pnts...-.. / 06) turn of the bottles.
half piRts. 90 cents--bottles extra.
Lager Beer IN nall, quarter and eighth barrels,
lthe latter ones OF : gallons package exclusively
for the city customary Philadeiphia Ale In whole
aud half barrels. at the lowest market prcs. Terms
s&sh
N. B-store and Bar keepers, . considerable Der
centaae allowed. p. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs Laidley a Robinson corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended TO. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

BAD BoY.-A lad named Joseph Hus
ton, was brought before the Mayor last Saturday
to undergo an investigation on charge of assault
ing and beating Amos Andrews, but as the COM
plainaBt did not wish to continue the prosecution,
the warrant was dismissed. Joe, however, at the
Instance Of his mother, was held ia custody to
prevent him from going of with the circus, he
having threatened to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02
O. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN

q DE s 4 A Is l. + RESIDENCE IN
- MANCH ESTER FOR RENT OR LEASE
The comfortable and conveniently arranged Tene
mept. recently the residence of the late Thomas j
Nance, within twenty minutes walk Of the princi
pal business portion of Richmond, ii for rent and
possession given Immediately. The house contains
rooms including basement. and is in a healthy 10
cation. For terms. which are moderate, apply t.
AtBX'R BRooks. Esq, Richmond, or to
yl-4tR 7 STZKR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02
Richmond City STOCK
Virginia State DO

= Richmond City STOCK ~
Virginia State Do
Lynchburg Gas Do, BY
4 II MAURY 90,
tye-tsl Exchange aud Stock Brokers.
GREEN GINGER AND SPICES FOR
pIcKLINa "A feti assT rtment. just received,
which We are selling At l0Weef prices s
{ WARlk6 PFARCK. Druggists.
" l07 BfoAd street. ab0ye 9th.
pURE WHlsKEY FOR MEDICINAL
z Qek.-Me have received LOT Of purs Whiskey,
fAts article tor Medicinal pu1 posee. spig.
WAEING q rIsAncE, Druggists.
~ va Ry0ad street. sb W 9ib. |.
Or HHD6 TEkRE HAUTE BACON
SdsS y bids zsrrs Hsnts BA<on shoulders.
B D wM wALLAcx soHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

~ Da. JOIN B. WALrnALE, (Honoe-
psthist oers his professional ssfvfees 10 the6fl.
xAns OF Richmond and ~ vicinity. 00ee = ~ ~
sidsnce, On Lsigh street. two doors fton ~.
lZ-dfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

FArAli1r OF Wnsmx SYkAnBoArs--In ths sum
ner OF 1852 the stsapser Falls City, then running
- packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
On nsr sp TIP was caught In gale near ths Port
blown ashore aud had All her MINER vorira. 10.
gethsr With her chimneys, completely swept away.
90 the llth Of April last, ens Of her boilers ex.
ploded, by which accident seven psrsons were 10.
stantly Killed and eight Others severely Injured.
On the q th the present mouth. as ne learn by
telegraph, she drove out her cylinder head. And
two psrsons were drowned in eonssquence snd ave
badly scaIded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

SEED WHEAr.-John 4. Miller Of Caroline ceu.-
y, ~, WHO mas been fortunate enough to harvest
9. prime crop Of wheat in prime oraer. has sold
fhe greater part of for seed at $175 per bushel
and expects to sell the remainder of it at the same
price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. few days since q

ADvERrIsISG,-Som few days since
resident Of Henrico, lost ono or two checks made
payable to bearer and before he could give notice
at the banks, they were presented aud cashed.-
The morning after, the checks aud circumstances
attending their loss and collection were advertised
IN the dispatch" aud in the course of that day,
the holder ofthe money handed it over to the pre-
per owner, thus saving himself from exposure and
detection To find and use money not ones own, is
a pentent;ary offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02
DAsoERous TUMBLs.-About 4 o,elk
FIRs.-A kitchen connected With Tate,

FIRE.-A kitchen connected with Tate's
Negro Jail. was burned last Friday night The
watchman at the old gas works discovered the ire
and by meaas of the hose and plug in the yard
prevented the extension of the flames among the
wood in Johnsons wood yard. Had this caught,
being very close TO tho large holder of the gas
works. it is probable that the gas in it also would
have canght and the town have been illuminated
in q superior manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

IHPRoPKR BAGGAGE 10 stated in ths Roche.
ter Union, that when the re was discovered in the
baggage car at 81. Johnsville, passenger staied
to the conductor that he had in his trunk Ioaded
revolver and two small canfsters Of powder No
prudent man would, of course, approach the car
unser such circumstances and did not uutiI sfter
the powder exploded. This caused consid derabie
delay. The Buffalo Commercial says forty mail.
bag Keys were picked up after the fire. This i'd
plies the loss Of great many mail bags
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02
GAGS ITEMs.-In the frst station house

= HHo'-iIt t1t HfSt sIHtIoH HUUSt,
the following persons were examined and disposed
OF yesterd ay morning: John Everett, drunk lying
on the sdewak-James Cumming, of Baltimore,
ditto-Richard johnson, (n no wise related to Col
Dick OF old Tecumseh memory drunk and disor.
DERBY in the street-a'l three of whom were re-
primanded by Alderman Sadler aud discharseds-
david. slave to A. L. Royeter & Co., ont OF track
aud after hours-fogged. VIM. Newsom,a Peters
burg free negro, remaining here contrary to law,
and $ stea'ing chickens-to be disposed of to-day
In the second station house, Elizabeth Williams,
notorious drunken creature, was lodged all mis-
but released yesterday morning, after areprimand
and John Scott, white man, was kept In limbo,
fer getting drunk and taking lodging ia the street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

HYDRAETS, HYDRANTS. HY-
- DRAETs.-The subscribers being authorized
usir n HYDRANTS. and all other kinds Of work con
nectsd with the city water beyond the limits OF the
DRANT6, COCKS, &1. now IN use In the city, on
hand they are prepared to put them up in the most
S1bstantial manner and on reasonable terms.
g A BAR6AMTN. in,
e4-2m corner 10th and Main sts-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

eaA FOR RENT.-That desirable store.
Nh No. S. Main street, with or without the dwell
Hag. Opposite the st. Charles Hotel and now cccu.
pisd by Mrs. Stark as Book Store To good
Tenant the Rent will be moderate. Possession Civ
en- the lst Of August. Apply to
LEWIS UTMAN,
iy E-6t Watch Maker 98 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

The YANKEES IN PALEsTrNI---A letter from
Jerusalem announces the expectation Of q caravan
Of $50 Americans from Boston, direct to Jatfa. by
special steamer. They come armed with revoIvers
instead OF scolop shells, aud IL ID well for them,
Is certain Abougosh Is giving trouble south west
Of the Holy City, and also certain Faqur against
whom the Governor Of Jerusalem has lately march.
ed with two field pieces and 400 Bashi .Basouks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

E*t UEoI IhADLE BHICh KESIDENUE
~ ON THE WEST LINE OF 5TH, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETs, FuR SALE-We
authorised to sell the valuable residence located
as above now in the occupancy of mr. w. y. G. Gar
nett who 10 about toremove 10 his country seat
Richmond.
The house is well built, having 10 rooms, besiees
kitcnen, With rooms, and ST. BILE aud Carriage
House. The premses supplied with Gas an0
Water. and have attached excellent Bathing
Room. The terms will be very accommodating. :
Apply to G0ED1N d APPERS0E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

cM STORE FOR RENT.-The Store
Iii No IS Main street is for rent. It is located in
the ntre of business; II aommodious, and well ar
ranged Possession given ist &C ober next Apply
to HENRY e. CANNON.
jy 27--im On Franklin hear Governor 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02

Ga FOR RENT-And possession Civ.
ia ~ Immediately. the Brick Dwelling between
fHst apd Second sireeIs south side of Main street
recently occupied by J. Dibrell. For further infor
mst ton, anrly at my Foundry.
Jy ~ 1878 ID. DuNO0N.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20

Es Two unsophisticated country lasses Wis
tied Niblo's, New York, during the ballet sea
son. When the short-skirtcd, gossamer- dad
nymphs made their appearance on the stage
they became restless and fidgetty.
"Oh! Annie!" exclaimed one soHo roce.
"Well Nary"
SIT amt nicc-I don't like it,
"Hush the folks will notice you
al don't care; it amt nice and wonder aunt
brought US to such place.
"Hush, Mary, the folks will laugh at you. "
After or two filings and pirouette, the
blushing Mary again said:
"Oh, Annie, let's go--it isn't nice, and l
don't feel comfortable"
"Do hush, Mary" replied the sister, whose
own face was scarlet, though it wore an air
Of determination, Its the first time ever was
at theater and suppose it will be the last
so am going to stay it out, if they dance every
rag off their bucks.'
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9 GENIUS OF ENERGY.

There Is no genius in life, like the geni.
us of energy and industry. You will
learn that ell the traditions so current
among very young men-that certain
great characters have wrought their great
ness by an inspiration, as it were-grows
out of sad mistake.
And you will further find, when you
come to measure yourself with men, that
there are no rivals so formidable as those
earnest, determined minds, which reckon
theraIue of every hour, and which achieve
eminence by persistent application.
Literary ambition may inaame you 1t
certain periods; and thought of some
grept name will fash like spark into the
miud Of your purposes; you dream until
midnight over books; you set up shadows
md chase them down-other shadows,
and they fly. Dreaming will never catch
them. Nothing makes the "sccnt lie
well',oino the hunt after distinction, but
labor. II,
And it is glorious thing, when once
you are weary of the dissipation, and the
ennui of your own aimless thoughts to
make up some glowing page of an earn
est thinker, and read, deep and long, IN.
til you feel the metal of his thought tink.
ling on your brain, and striking out from
your linty lethargy, flashes Of ideas, tina,
give the mind light and heat. And away
you 90. in the chase of what the sou
within is creating on the instant, and you
wonder at the fscundity of what seemed
80 crude. The glow of toll wakes you
to the consciousness of your real capaci
ties; you feel sure that they have taken {
new. step toward final development. II
such mood i; is, that one feels grateful tt
the nusty tones, which at other hour
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20

VI.
A. Il. MoRTLET. Esq, Of UTICA, N. Y writes: "I have
used yonr PICTORIAL my1elf and in my family since
invented it, aud believe it the best meicino
pirp'se ever put out With bad cold should
pay Twenty-Five dollars for bottie than do without it,
take any other remedy
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss. Feb. Z, 1856.
BnoTRTR AVER: will cheerfuy certify your P.croRAI
s the best remedy possess for the of Vhoopro
fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and
HIRAM CoNKL1N, MD.
AMOS LEE. ESQ. MONTEREY IA, writes Sd JAM, 1855:
% had tedious Influenza which confined in doors
tN weeks: took many medicines without relief finally
tried your PECroRtL by the advice of clergyman.
The first duse relieved the in my throat
we'll Your medicines are the cheapest well the best
buy and we esteem yo'l, Doctor and your
dies as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
SIR: Your CHERRY PECToRAL is performing marvellous
cures in this section 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption, and is curing
who has bOred under an anestion Of the lungs for the
last forty year, years henry L. PARKS, Merchant.
writes Sept 1855 During practice of many years
have found nothing equal your CHERRY for
giving and relief to consumptire patients, curing
such curable."
We might add volumes of evidence. but the most con-
vinriu proof Of the virtues this remedy
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
,ured SO many and such dangerous this Some
human aid reach; but to those the CHRRnY
PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE, New ToRK CIrr, March s, 1885
DOCTOR AVER. LOWELL: feel it duty and n pleasure
to inform you what your CHERRY PEcToRa has done for
my wife. She had been five months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily
failing until DR.. Strong of this city, where have
for advice, recommended trial of your medicine. We
bless his kindness, do your SKILL for she has
cred from that day She is not yet strong she used
to be. but is free from her cough and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELLEY, sHELprvIrLE.
Chnsmrires, do not despair till you bave tried ArER's
PICTORIAL. 1t is made by Of the best medical
hemsts in the world and its all around bespeak
ne high merits of its virtues. Philadelphia Ledger
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How George Became Teetotaler.

,skzOW 9eOr8e BECAME I0elOtal0r.
"A short time since, young man liv-
ihg in Ogdensburgh, N. Y, whose name
we shall call George, took to drinking
rather more than usual, and some of his
friends endeavored to cure him. One
day, when he was in rather loose con-
dition, they got him in room, and CON-
menced conversing about delirium tre-
mems, directing all their remarks to him,
and telling him whas fearful objects, such
as snakes and rats, were always seen by
the victims of this horrible disease
When the conversation had waxed high
on this theme, one of the number STEP
ped ou: Of the room, and from trap
which was at hand, let large rat into
his room. None of his friends appeared
10 see II. but the young man who was to
be the victim, seized chair and hurled
it at the rat, completely using up the
piece of furniture in the operation An
other chair shared the same fate. when
his friends seized him and with terror de-
picted in their faces, demanded to know
what was the matter.
-eWhy, don't you see that cussed big
ratf"n said he, pointing to the animal
which, after the manner of rats, was ma.
king its way around the room close to
thaewallsa lis,
They all saw it, but they all replied
thst they did not see it-"there was nc
"But there isl" said he, as another
chair went to pieces in an inaffectual at.
tempt to crash the obnoxious vermin.
At this moment they again seized him
and after terrific scufle, threw him
doisna on the floor, and with terror in
their faces screamed,-
"Charley, run for q doctorl"
Charley started for the door, when
George desired to be informed "what the
devil vas up?'
sUp,n said they, "Why you've got the
delirfum tremens!"
Charley opened the door to 60 out
when George raised himself on his elbow,
andssaid, "Charley where are you go.
ing?''sirfh
"Going for DOCTOR" rejoined George,
"for what7"
"For what!" repeated Charley, "why,
you've got the delirium tremensn'
"The delirium tremens-have l." re.
peated George. allow do you know
I've got the delirium tremens?"
easy enough" says Charley; "you we
commenced seeing rats"
"Seeing rats!" said George, in sort Of
musing way, "seeing rats. Think you
must be mistaken, Charley"
..Mistaken!" said Charley.
Eyes. Mistaken" rejoined George
"Inint tho mani har'nt seen no rat.
The boys let George up after that, and
from that day to this he has not touched
q glass of liquor, and "has not seen no
rotsn'---not the FIRST rat.
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stand like curiosity-making mummies,
with no warmth and no vitality. Now
they grow into the affections like new
found friends; and gain hold upon the
heart, and light fire in the brain, that
the years and the mould cannot cover nor
uuench. *. Murvel
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LEGAL NOTICE

AL ~ OL CL
THOMAS HAWKINS and Margaret Hawkins
i his wife, who reside without the State of
Ohio, Joshua Hobbs and Joseph H. Markey,
will take notice that on the 18th day of Au-
gust A. d. 1858, William Stanton, fled petit
tion in the Ceurt of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, against them, which is pending
in said court the object of hich is to collect the
amount due on four several promissory notes
given to Thomas Hawkins to Joshua Hobbs
and by Hobbs endorsed to the plaintiff, and a
mortgage to secure the payment of said notes
given by Thomas Hawkins and Margaret his
wife to said Hobbs, on the following lands in
said county, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twelve, township
five, and range seven; also endorsed to plaintiff
and to sell said land (new owned by Joseph
H. Markley, subject to said mortgage) to pay
the balance due on said notes and mortgage
amount demanded by plaintiff $40, with inter
est as follows-on $340 from June 20, 1854, er
$500 from October l, 1854, and on 5000 from
April /, 1855, subject to the following credits
$205 April S, 1855, $40 Sept. -, 1855, $50
November II, 1856, $40 February 1857 and
$75 August 13, 1857, amount now due 1897 SO
The defendants are required to appear and an
swer demur to said petition or before the
! 18th day of October S5S. and in default judg
ment will be taken at the November term O.
said court 1858 as by confession.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
! August Is, 1s5s.-6w.
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tArA wag in New York seeing o
man driving tack into card through
the letter Il in the Boston, printed on
it, seized the letter and exclaimed, Why
what arc you about? Don't you know
that laying tax on tea in Boston once
raised laundering muss there?'
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..- From the Chicago Times.
THE SMACK OF TOBACCO.

THE SMACK OF TOBACCO.
n lively onoe, tits said,
Selected in his funny head
a little antic)
In talking with his lady love,
A theme not over and above
Romantic.
subject very strange indeed,
No other than the Indian weed;
No loss.
'How can make it plain and true,
A locomotives apt to chew.
Now guess"
''Prore me a thing so strange AS this,
And I'll reward you with 4 kiss,
Fer smack"
This prsini 'e made our lover wink'd,
AMI caused his lips to pucker so, you'd think
They'd crack.
s"A locom"tive--ace-Im m not n joking,
= II must b, confessed. is given to smoking;
That's sure.
BattI will also make it ont
, a locomotive is, beyond Il doubt.
"A chcwer.'
Giving his arms the proper gank
Tolimitate an engine crank,
The motion forward first he chew,
And then the backward motion too:
Eager to press the promised prize,
He puckered his lips end twinkled his eyes
To smack her:
e @Observe the sound
Las the crank comes round"
de sGrchiy said:
s'stt's choo- clioo--choo,
- To go ahead,
{ And choo-choo-eheto
: To 6aeker."
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&ss"A A little wretch, who had, for the first
time heard the Scripture story of Elijah and
the bear sat down upon the doorstep until All
old man went by, when he cryed out go up
old bald-head! Then dodging quick as he
could within the door, he called out: "Now
bring on your BEARS
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s1 Thomas Iicnly, of Atlanta, Ga.
who was shot few days since. lived foul
days and nineteen hours, with pistol ball
in the right venlricle of the heart.
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RICHARD ANGUS ESTATE.
Sept. %, 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 9th day of July, 1858, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, executor of the estate of Richard
Angus, late of said county, deceased.
SAMUEL +. ANGUS, Admir-.
Sept. Is, 1s5s-4w.pd.
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f@ In sweden, a man who is seen
four times drunk is deprived of vote at
elections.
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PITTSBURG. PA. aia.

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Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, Gen. J. K. MooRnzAs 2.
Hon. JUDek LowRIs EE al 7s.r syoffs'
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President, with superintendent and I've assis~
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