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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03

A COMMON MIsAppREHENsIoN.-A writer in Black.
wood says that be has read somewhere, and pro-
fesses his inclination to believe it, that "any woman
three removes from Gorgon, in personal attrac-
tions, can make any man propose to her, If she has
the chance Of living in the same house with him
for month" We are also inclined to think the
proposition correct one. There is great deal of
nonsense in the customary gossip On this subj ect.
If We were to credit the daily teataIk and drawing
r m chatter, touching the marriage engagement
and the preliminaries leading thereto, we should
feel convinced that it is always the man that is
after the woman; that the man always begins the
attack, and pursues 1t, of his own personal insti
gation and that the woman lie reluctant, retiring
and generally Indifferent and averse to the whole
proceeding It may be so in some cases, as We
know we'll enough it is But he who regards this
as the ordinary and prevailing history of the in
Vulnerable cases of courtship and engagement
going on daily in the many varied circles of
society, is deluded by specious tattle, and alto
gether mistakes the true condition and relation Of
the parties. he may convince himself by little
Of that ''sharpened, nice inspection 80 useful In
all the intricate affairs Of life. Whoever will
make the observation will in little time be sur
prised to discover how many relations of this sort
are 'begun, continued and ended" by those 30
enormously supposed to be mere passive victims
to the persuasions and enticements of their great
natural and prosecuting enemy, man-Erchange.
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0P1CIkx NOTICES.

s.. -. - 01o1en ,. 61zux, Denkist, One
t,.afs ~ Me 4.sa nain. bsfvssn s2k ana seA
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An INTERVIEW WITH BRIGHAM Yoysa--The cor

AN INTERVIEW WITH BRIGHAM foUSG--The cor
respondent of the New York Times, in Utah, gives
an interesting account of an intervi ew with Brig
| ham Young. In the course of convereation the
Prophet gave a full exposition of his views. While
protesting extreme reverence for law love for the
constitution, and desire to obey the laws Of the
country, Brigham yet INDUCED in comments upon
the relations of the Mormons the general govern
ment whichdo not SAVIOR of submission. He ex.
plictly declared that IL the President failed to re.
dress Mormon grievances, 60 the Mormons would
redress them for themselves" Other language, OF
similar tenor, was employed, evincing q settled
purpose of hostility to the government.
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A. T RULES: Held in the Clerks Office
IA of the Circuit Court of Goochland county ON

IA of the Circuit Court of Goochland county, on
the 7th day Of June. 1883:
John B Saunders, Committee OF
George Saunders, an insane person,
Benjamin Smoot and Eliza his
Saunders, Norvell and Martha
his wife, William Saunders. Benja- :, ,r.vc
min Smoot, (son OF samuel snloot ~
and Martha his wife, both dec'd..)i
and the other children OF Nelson
saunders. decd whose names are
unknown. and the other children
Of William Saunders. decd whose
names are unknown, and others.
The object Of this suit is 10 ocbtaIn Decree for the
s,s Of .ns .sr q shSa: two handrsS ID snS
ssid George saunders. who Is insane. and to have
don 81 the said Court Tor The nss and bsnss q lie
said George Saunders.
sna:Ds ~ sn spa sS ssa sAs e
Hughes Saunders, Evremont Saunders. - Norvell
and Martha y be wife: willasm saundsrs, benjamin.
tSs a other Nelson sscd ssas M
lam RS as
are not residents Of this States 1t y ordered thai
ih:y .DDssr within one month .isss due pssissisoe
'nsit j1isasss:s. sa.s.s:s Ao'p!Tss;siil silLEE.
TT MAY NOT BE EGENERALLYKN0WN,
but su-h i the fact that the hnss. works q eEt
tn Phofoaraphy ever executed in this elfy. ;ns{ g
obtained q the new Photograph an kinc Ar 0al
cry. ef0. ". MfNNls. IH Main street. nsariy oDpo-
1ite the new custom house. =
Photographs. cabinet Or lifs sizs. IN oil coaoFs.
knoeoGraphs n water coi0rns o. tinted
fn9eoaraphstn !ndie tak. o. untoucAed.
= S4RnrotyRss and Me,alnotypss. With a sssry ssyss
e keoyn tn the art. may - el tfue4oe %.
sained. beenttfully executed and highly nnshed. ~
esanG q ~ with the most ssried snd oeaa-
aul Aseort9ent 81 French Caees. Locketa Pinp, 10
is@ss g m1sse &, g ssss ~. sesn plsfsd
NOTlCE.-I have bought ont Mr.. John
=. Dayiss q The I'D n1nId - 11esas Davis Z
.As. Hsxt doo< g Heclor bHviS Ascsion noqs.,
a.nkna 9Gsss sn9ll kssD conse.n4y % hend ~
IL 3l-n n Il I'M.
TO BUILDEne. Iea1eEs Win y =.
sis;e 9 8. s: ~ &: ); Z sss::f :
X ~ - = : ) Iss:;s :: sss s 8 :
Hs-A ~ =
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CoNrIsUED.-Allen Nunally and Mad
ison Duke are to be examined before the Mayor
next Wednesday, Oh charge of beating Charles j.
Miller.
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An ALABAMA FIeHr-woMAx snor.-Ths Jackson

An ALABAMA FIGHT-WoMAN SHor.-Tiis jackson
willie (Ala) Republican, says that the Goth ut.,
q serious difficulty occurred at the residence of
widow Caldwell, at Sulphur SPRING.; in which
Mary Jaue Bishop and Carol Caldwell, we're shot,
the first in the face, head, side and shoader with
buckshot, but not thought mortaily wounded; the
other shot in the arm, painfully, but not danger,
ously. Martha Caldwell was knocked down In the
melee and seriously ipjured--others more or less
hurt On one side Of the difficulty, which occurred
about a child, were the Caldwell family, including
Mary Jane Bishop; on the other, one Of the Bish
ops and several others.
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REAppEARANcE or fHE PLAGuE--The plague, afte
IN intermisson Of twenty years, has reappeared In
gall and at last accounts Was continning to make
rayages ~ an epidemic. There was rum0r that
10 had already reached but for this
there was no foundation. The most stringent
quarantine reRulatlons had been resorted 70.
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IscsEAsE or BUSINESS Last October tho daily
receipts OF the New Fork custom house were from,
xls. to &2D00o during the following rsonths, Il
Increased to $50, 600; 70 0,o00 aud $4,000.
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A CHEoUERED PosryIoN.-The appointment Of first
physician to the Shah of Persia recently conferred
upon NJ. Tholczan, an able Paris practitioner and
medical writer, s, it seems not without its dangers
If It be true asserted that his ye predecessors.
and the last Of whom wr NJ. krne-t CloQuet. have
all perished sy poison administered through the
and position the French archiaters. On the other
hand the emoluments nottrifing. the pay being
0C.. besdt residence, norscs aud carriages. and
harem of twelve females six black and six white.
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Cor OFr.-Gideon Kilgrove, arrested
for threatening violence his wife, was discharged
by the Mayor, because Of the fact that the lady
failed to appear.
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DEATH or CoLLEaE EPaEsIDENT.-Rev. ". Berry
formerly president of the Indiana Asbury Uni.ersi
ty, then Of Iowa Wesleyan University, and OF late
of the jefferson City (Mo) University, died In Gin
cnnati on the 23d after an illness Of six weeks, oc
casioned by erysipelas, which caused paralysis
OF the lips, throat and tongue.
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1~ THn GnsAr HnAIrH Rssron.. !


The LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is In 1HE BIoop-Whsu
the Blood becomes vitiated impure or too weak The
flesh leoses It's vitality the skin becomes yellow and
paliid, the Liver disordered Dyspepsia and Indges
ton follow, the spirits droop Nervousness conmsn-
ces, and life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER. On
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels.
impartirg new viger and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes PIN,
ries, and all skin eruptions; the ph meal
powers Of both sexes, gives bloom 10 the pallH
cheek, and makes one Joyous and happy. Though
medicinal in its effects, II 10 perfect cordial IN
taste 1t Ii particularly adapted to RerAie cOnn-
plaints, which in their very nature exhaustinR
and debilitating. For Dropsy, dr0Dsical gwelugs
or Kidney and Bladder affections, IL acts Ike 4
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 80 cents.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD 20; FIsHER WINsfoNs
PETERSON; BoDEKER; GARLICK; W p LApD; MILLS.
PAUaH JOHNSON; DUvAL NoRroH; o A sfRscxn.
ASDDoWDsS. my ysl-dAcwam
p6c PARrIouLAR NofIos.-The sub
scriber having disposed Of his store ct the corner Of
18th and Main streets. viii from this time ccpdE1
business erclusireiyM at
155 Main street, Corner 18th.
Having greatly increased facilities he b eno-
bed TO offer goods the most liberal terms both at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Thankful for past fasors, he hopes by rcne>Qed sE
forts to please his FRIENDS AND THE P0BLlO,
to merit continuance of their pAtronags.
W. PATERSON, Druggist, Graduate
Of the Philadelphia College Of Pharmscy.
Successor to Alex. Duval.
July lst, 1888. ~ l6-lm
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HAMpTnN,a gnaETa ~. Sf.r NJ TIN0yTl9n1ss
BY its mild action the stomach liver and the kid.
neys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chial and Lung Affections, Pains in the BACK, Side
Gout, Neuralgia. Fistula, Piles, Bowel Compiaint.
Worms ana Nervous Debilities and al diseases an.
sing from impure blood.
DELiCATa CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
As A FEMALE MEDlClNk.
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelled. Al sbeau-
tifying agent II is far superior TO any Of the COS.
met!cs of the day, producing beautiful clsaY skin
and giving TO the cheeks the color OF the rose In.
parting 10 every muscle that life and eIasticitY
which gives to ell who enjoy health such grace and
beauty, T3
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 3 Co, Richmond, b.
Pr. COOKE, lredericksburg; By al the Drug9ivhln q
PetersburG By MORTIMER MoWBRAY, Daltis
more and BY Druggists and Shopkeeperu syeryvhegS
A1sl per bottle: hx bottles Tor IS.
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~arN STONE WARE FRUIT JARS,
EA WITH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
We have large supply of the above nam
- ed articles which wa offer for sale ct less
than half the price of any other article viz: Pints
IS cts per d0zen quarts 81 and half gallons 81 Call
and co. them at our Pottery, corner OF 18th and
Cary streets.
Jyl7 kEESEE q PARH.
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TRIAL or A DAHtsREEN GuN.-A DaI,igreed gun
which has been on trial at Castle Island, Bostoi
harbor, barst on the 1532d fire. There had beer
consumed In the proof of this gun about Is, ,40
pounds Of powder, and the aggregate weight o
shot and shells frod amounts to lis, 900 pounds.-
When the piece burst, q large fragment, weighing
near 800 pouuds was thrown to o great height il
the air, aud fell about 900 feet 10 the rear.
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RIcHM0kD. jun le.s. lssa

RICHMOND. Juus le1s, ls@
STo DR N. KAHx:-D1AR Sin: lfsel
1t duty owe 70 ron, 70 state 70 the psblte. Tie
ssn q ro% Ss ss q
OF three pounds. without the use Of knife and 81
which l am now we'll. Twas examined By several
TO have nothing aone with %.
Yours. e. MARY J. 0nUDB4:
. 41r De-. kAHN'S once as The corner a ~ sl1
Main stTeeta. iA 1&-aMe
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GEORGE PEABODY, Eso.--A London letter, dated
July 10, says:
Mr., Peabody last week gave an entertainment,
to about fifty Americans, now in London, at the
Crystal Palace. Next week he will give similar
party at Richmond, at which the Lord Mayor will
be present. He is then about to visit Vichy in
France, where he will remain few weeks for the
benefit of the waters.
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OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED SrAfrs Mrrr. .-Th.
coinage at the PhiladelphiA mint during july
amounted 70 $5e3 IA Of which 1881 44 ives in gold
$1S4, 300 In silver and ST COO in copper.
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FIEED.-John Spooler was fined and
held to bail by the Mayor for swearing and using
obscene language in the second market.
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ODoMTo, Oh P8ARL DsNrrrRror.-1
THIS Tooth Powder s prepared By arecfps Of one az
sns oioese Druggists 10 the United atatss and has
always giving the highest satisfacton For iseases
oI the gums. and for purifying and cleansing the
teeth It 1tands unequelled. Prepared and 1or saIe
only by WARIN0 q PRAR1,E
Druggists. l07 Broad st, above 99h.
u ~ sssssss-4s4 Richmond Va
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g. FOR RENT.-The two story brick
sssty occupied by Mrs. william Wallace. ami ad,,
joining the residence of Mr.. James HuRter. Posses
zion given Immediately. Apply to
iy 21-u HAXALL Il co.
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CoNsEcRArIoN.-Then new Catholic church at Nor
folk, Va, will be ready for conservation In two
weeks On that occasion il 10 expected that
will of1ciats. The edi6ce u eigibly situated haa
sttngs for 500 persons, and develops the Gothic
style of architecture
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E STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT

- Isl BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoror ghl ly
repaired and is considered of the best locations
for any kind of busnessin the neighborhood Rent
hNTanSY. corner of CarY and lstS Streets who
has constantly on hand assortment of Moleskin
Hats of the best quality at s. 20, and his celebrated
Calfskn sewed Bsots at the unprecedented low price
Of So 5G.per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
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- Hopson'a HArr Cr,.,-o {

7. - ho1son's HAN CurfIno, EHAv1Ha
AND sHAMpocsxo SAroox under shs 49,. s,1o =
el-entrance on llth street nv
~. B.-Hot Cold and shower BATHs can he b.d :.
q. s houfs Singie Bath - cents, Tickets for one
10 8 ?.
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Opposite Exchange Hotel

N FOR RENT--And possession given
"a In few days, the large snd desirably located
dwelling, corner of 5th and franklin streets, now
occupied by Mrs Burton, a Boarding House,
fcr which ii il admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W DuSWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
ie 2S-ts vs.. Burton, &c.
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Mn FOR HENf-And possession given
~ immediately y-one of those newly erect and
finished brick tenements, 25th street. doors
north of Leigh street. Church Hill, containing six
roons, ith light and airy basements, closets, pan
tries &c. A garden attached and well of water on
the premises. Rent. per annum, $50. apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
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had Lack q sinply nsa vitA his hands in his
bsoAches pDckets and pipe 10 has month. iookinx
on 70 sse hnw Il viii cams ont. Coed Lack y .
man Of piuck 10 uese dtculstee, his slesy<e roll
ID up, working - uAks Il ecw( ylsbt.
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ECH SATURDAY, IN /VrILST

prizes Of 800. approximating to $4,000
prizes Il $500. sppzoximat,ng to $4,000 '
prizes Rss Il fss 500. .pproztm.tins to $4,000 Nv
prizes of sl2s. spprcximstins 10 5000 ~
prssss Il 500. spprorimsting to 4YoOe
prizes Of s7s approximatins to 5000 -
prize, are 90
prizes Of $50 approzimasing to $3.50 -
5000 prizes Of $40 arc 100000
5,4s5 prizes. amounting to ss2o.ooO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters "a 80.
@ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one desirous Of receiving #.
VIII be sold ss the iOllowins
OsTt!hosss 0fs package 0f,s ,s synstrieas. ne 80
" lSsslssss lS slSssssssr . 4, q
II QsDIass @ 1c Iicxa1s =, m OF SS Cssf{,lots.s III AT
by drst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
The List Of drawn Numbers and Pfizes VIII be sent
topurchasersimmedietely after tn drawing.
x ssss v
NJ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction. :,
All prizes Of eSS and under PAID immediate IL.
n cannaale.:son. 70 st! strictly s: . esnaasnss!, q!
8. SWAN 1 Co, Augusta, Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders hlled and
save time, BY addressing 8. SWAN 4 CO.. as either
Of those cities.
1T A list Of the numbers that are drawn from ths
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 4
entitled to- will be pubshed AFTER every drawing in
the following pspers: The Augusta 03a-) Consti
tutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charlesten Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlantis
Intelligencer. New York Weekly Day Book. e.van-
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch. Pauidng (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
Ark True Demoerat-) iy2s
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LOTTERIES.
GWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANTii
CONTINUE TO DRAW As USUAL WITHOUT
lNTERRUPTION
LOTTERIES.

AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE or HEUkHIAi
The late attempt TO inure our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLYl
our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Schemes will be drawn by 3. SWAN
90, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for August
1855, at AUGUSTA. Ga, in public under the super.
tntendence Of Commissioners.
GLASS "a draws on SATURDAY August Z 1853.
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, August IA, 1853
CLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, August 81, 1855
GLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, August 28, 1858.
=. uN TILE PLAN OF SINGLE NLN6Eko
100000 TICKETS!
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIaHTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Nearly one Prise 10 Ecerv Ntne Nakets,
MAGNIFICENT SCHRMEl
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H0uSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

- will sell. at a great bargain, desirable lo.
0f GfozaRd near the old Distllery. and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF "a feet, and q
depth OF 100 feet 1t has on it twostoripd framed
Dwelling aud Is enclosed with substantial fence.
Ar adjoining lot, of the same dimensions, will be
sold also IL desired. Apply to
X CAUTHUHN.
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nACnIIxns AscotI, j. ~, HomOe-
Dathtl. Qats ffun Nov Ye1k - n<1l1I = 49,
lssAie lssesiticesI. D = Issl - - -
Eo1csoa 0ae4 etxeses hsewe4 HA1D1
EElsisrsnes ofthe hishesk T.
e his one. every dsy, (9eteetA ~ s1be'
day. between And s o'ciock. n r n U-11e
~ Ds- Jonx B. WAIxuALx, (Honse-
pathis& l0Gau his ppolsasiqnal e1gyees - thes111
zens Of Richmoad and its vieinieJ. -00oe - ~ ~
sidence. on Lsish strsst. too 6osEI ffon ~
10 f2-dly s
- .sTo Gun REyIxsD Corr, 70 paint
the lily,
To the rainbOv0-
er spsAk ln prsiss of tAs PHOruaRARHD ~ Al.
BkQTHRk8 made q MINNIE Rho3ogyaDA o1d yl1o
Ars eslls.S, lss .sis, ssln ;srsss sns 1a,ev,ov..
1hey 1peek for themselves, - ell vho potEoD4Do
hfe oeta ablishnant will testify. ~ -
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DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE

~ ON THE WEST LINE OF 5TH, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE-We
are authorised to sell the valuable residence located
as above, now in the occupancy of Mr.. W. +. G Gar
nett who IL about toremoye TO hts country seat
Richmond. -.
The house is well built, having 10 rooms besides
kitchen. with rooms. and Stable aud Carriage
House. The premises are supplied with Gas and
Water. and have attached an excellent Bathing
Room. The terms will be very accommodating.
Apply TO G0GD1N APoERS0N.
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4 FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

E4 ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
stores or any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are well adapt
cd for the accommodation Of families, having all
oeSsary convenences Possession given immediate
ly. 10 good tenants the rent will be moderate
Appiy to T. r. RAGLAND CO.,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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O. FOR RENT-And possession Civ
1I en- Immediately. the Brick Dwelling between
First aud Second streets south side of Main sire ct
recently occupied by L Dibroll. For further infor
nation. apply at my Foundry.
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EA STORE FOR RENT.-The Store
81 No Sc Main street is for rent. 1t Is located in
the centre of business; is commodious, and well ar
ranged. Possession given ist DC ober next Apply
TO HENRY q. CANNON
Jy H-lm On Franklin, near Governor ct,
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RIO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence In my establishment, l respectfully submit
LAaEk PEER, PORTER ALE. &C., during the
summer season.
The foilov ing have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen, qnarts....$2 COZ 25 cts allowed by re-
pnts......... / 00J turn of tho bottles
81 half piBts. 30 cents--bottics extra
Lager Beer in half quarter and eighun barrels.
(the latter ones Of gallons package exclusively
for the city cuetomers) Philadslphia Ale in who'll
cash.
N. B.-etcre and Bar keepers Considerable Per
centage ailegr p. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders lefs With Messrs. Laidley Robinson, corner
eth and Franklin; Messrs Duyal & Norton, corner
10th aud Main, or at my establishment. will Be
nrouDtIy attended to. my4
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Honsn Sr1A1rxo -Watehmen Mann
and Essrstt succsedsd yesterday IN arrssting .
white nAn Who calls himself George Mffes Glsas
Charles Green, charged with stealing horse from
Temple ,. Blunt, Of Hanover county. The prison
er bad besD in the employ of Mr.. Blunt for sever.
Cd with bis prsmisss- Last sunday night be broks
INTO Mr.. Bnnts stable, stole his horse aud saddle
aud rode It 70 this city. yesterday moruiug he
sold the animal 70 drover from Kentucky for $40,
and pocketed the money. He was examiued be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and after patient hear
Hustings Court which meets next Monday
AsorHEH AocrDrHr.-Af few days since
lad. eight years old. son Of Rev. Mr. seeley, pas
tor of Second Baptist Church. fell from the roof Of
house TO the yard below, distance Of Thirty feet
injuring himself seriously, but luckily fracturins
no bones. He was It play on fiat Roof, when 3
servant ran after him, causing him to back over
the wall In the fall the little fellow IL supposed
to have struck against the wall of an adjoining
house, and came very nigh alightfng upon sharp
iron railing. He Il now improving and hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
DISMISSED. warrant against Pat
rick Ryan charging him with beating Jeremiah
Concklin, was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday
morning.
PUr THROUGH. slave to
William Allson's estate, was put through course
OF sprouts yesterday on conviction of assaulting
and beating Maria Jones, q free negress.
FINED.-John Spooler was fined and
held to bail by the Mayor for swearing aud using
obscene language in the second market.
Cor Orr Gideon Kiigrove, arrested
for threatening violenceto his wife, was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03
FOR RENT.-The Cottage on 4th

II street between Main and Franklin a Store or
Office 18th street, between Main and Carr; large
Dwelling s.h st. between Broad and Narshail; al
90 slarge Brick House in sydney with four acres of
isnd. with good deal of ine fruit Apply TO
X q TUNSTALL
Ru 2--M Office llfh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03
a DESTRABLE REslDENCE IN

- MANCHESTER FOR RENT OR LEASE
The comfortable and conveniently arranged Tene.
nent recently the residence Of the late Thomas j.
Nance, within twenty minutes walk Of the princi.
pal business portion OF Richmond, is for rent and
possession given immediately. The house contains
srooms, including basement, and is in healthy 10
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