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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

The Health Of the Ci.y, at this season of the
year, can only be preserved by cleanliness and
prudence If dirty water, soap-suds and
kitchen garbage are thrown into the cutters,
to purify and produce unpleasant odors, those
who have to breathe the poisonous efIluvia
may expect bilious fevers, il nothing worse
On north Main st., from II til to 25th, the street
gutter runs continually with most offensive
Iiq uids, and the citizens in that section of
the town scarcely know what il is To inhale a
breath of pure air. By the grades OF the cross
streets this gutter is forced to drain all the lots
from Franklin TO Main, and until there is a
culyert run down Main. there is no probabili.
ty of getting rid of the nuisance. The Mayor
however, may have it partially abated by re-
Questing families to empty their suds, etc al
certain hours in the day, and then having the
gutter washed out every morning and evening
From 2Gth TO 23d streets the nuisance is par.
ticularly grieyous at night-so much so tha,
very few persons are disposed TO walk alons
the north side unless compelled to do so. We
invite particular attention to this locality a.
the present time with the hope that remedy
will be applied without delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10
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THE "DISPATCH0 STEAM
49, POWER - =
r II N IL N G o FFICE,
Ce,ssr of Mats asd TAirtssstA Streets, ,RieAmesd,
Virginia. ~
This EstahlIshment, (beng the most cosaplets
Prlntery az the South. both a. regards Types. Or
namenn, &c., and the latest and most approved
Maehine Prssses,I is daily turning cat the finest
BOOK ANDJoB PRINT Nc,
SUCH As
PAMPHLErS, cIRCTLARs, BILLS OF LA
:. As WILL As 80 aa
POSTERS. PROGRAMMES Z HANDBuLS.
Particular attention gwen 70 fne work for Banks,
Public ofhses. lnsuIspcs, Railroad. and Trsnspor
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, 40. 4 = =.
fHR DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
:, These new Maahilss, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Slaall Circulate Lahsis. &c., are capable Of fuTn-
ing oh ls00 Impressions per hour. thereby enabling
the patrons 81 this estsbiishment to obtain this
81 r{!ses in srsp0sioa s0iAs iassssss
- Printing IN vsfioas eplorsa BK0NzES aad
tNk9s executed IN the highest style u che ast---
In this hrARoh of the basness The Ssessssssss esa
ss's'yshauehse sempstiti0ns - = s92s'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Attempt to Kill Edward K. Cooper, charged
with assaulting with a hatchet with intent to
kill his wife, Mary A. Cooper, on the llth of
June last, was examined before the Hastings
Coart yes terday, and sent on for trial for fel-
ony before Judge Lyons, at the August term
of his Court, which commences on the sd
Monday of that month. The prisoner makes
no denial of his offence, but attempts to JUS
tify the act on the ground that the old lady
would not do as he desired her in relation to
their house and lot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Hard Plaes.-Bepiamin Faudree made his
appearance before the Mayor yesterday, and
was held TO bail for his good behavior, on con-
yction of representing himself as watch.
man, arresting free negro in the street with
out authority, and resisting the police on
being taken in to custody. Faudrec Is "A young
man, and was probably led oft by others who
wished to use him for their own purposes
Had he acknowledged his error in the frs
place, he might have escaped punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10
A1A,,RED sUhPHuK SPRINGS,

NfM MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA; Tho
lpIoprietors of this old and celebrated
their pl zee will be open for the reception of vls-
tors oa the LIST of May. We must conhne ourselves
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
OF which this water Is celebrated, refsrrins ths
reader 70 pamphlet Just published by William
Burke, NJ D., which will I've sent free OF charge by
the proprietors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which this water 10 most remark.
able "a chronic phthisis, iaryngitis, bronchitis,
functional uIscsse of the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucos- diarrhG,. rrrltabilhy OF, the
nerves-prod,cilg siceplessncss, irritation of tho
kidneys and bladder. ithio acid gravel, ehrorio
affections OF the liver, amenorrhxa, dysmencr.
rhRa, menoIrhagia. chroL' splenItis, chronic gas
trltis hcmorrhods, scroiuh. chronic eruptions of
the skin. The Depot Of this place i3 ON the Va,
and Tenn. Railroad, Newpsrn tDow Dublin
whence, before the first of Iuiy passengers will bs
eopse, ed tr weekly, b' dsylish', assistance of 35
nNes.Sover ane road and through most pictu-
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first OF
July to the hrst of October there will ba n DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again q tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
This Is the shortest most direct, and best route
to the White Sulphur, whittier the STAKES will pro
ceed VIA Salt Su rhur making their ME ht stand at
red Sulphur. There viii, be constant and Iegu-
lar communicable by Stages with White and salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs,
Daily mails arrive from North and South
It's CAMPBELL. Il co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

No,chsre 10 Stay.-An old woman. who gave
her name Margaret Apolage, was arrested
for trespas sing on the premises Of Henry Mat
thews. As she was very destitute and had
no home, she was sent TO the Poor House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE-TheU United States
sloop- -of-war Macedonian, late of the Medi-
terranean fleet, being now over % days at sea,
from Gibraltar, is nearly dne at Portsmouth,
N. III. ~he Macedonian has been 2S months in
commission, during which time she has touched
at all the navigable sea-ports in Southern Eu-
rope, and been expressly employed in looking
after the interests of American citizens in that
part of the world. She is first class sloop-
Of war, carries - guns II officers and 800 men.
She was built at Norfolk, Va, "a years ago,
and some of the timbers OF the old Macedo-
nian are in her hull. She accompanied the
jamestown on the mission {of mercy TO Ire
land, and has since made cruise in the East
Indies
During the past year the casualties am ong
Naval Officers were as follows: Resigned, 40 !;
died, rs. Marine Corps: Died, dismissed,
l6 no designations. There are about i20 OFF,
GERS at present employed on special service,
including the Niagara and Plymouth. III
compliance with orders from the Navy De-
partment, the Powhatan, Mississippi, Sara
mac, Susq uehanna and San Jacinto are hence
forward 10 be known in the Navy as first class
steamers. The PoWhatan is expected to arrive
at Philadelphia some time next August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Started Early.- Yesterday morning as officer
Kelly was on his way to the Mayors Court,
he came mp with Michael Chandler, near 9th
and Broad and finding aim flled brimful OF
fiery liquids, took him in tow and landed him
in the presence of his Honor. Mike finding
himself stranded, and without the hope Of
rescue, gave vent to such volleys Of oaths and
threats, that he was ordered Oft to the valley
prig where he will be held in durance until
the fumes of his late debauch have passed
away and his reason is restored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Dismissed.-The charge against James NJ.
Atkinson, of threatening personal violence 10
James J. Vaughan, was dismissed by the
Mayor Yesterday, at the request OF the COM
plaiuant. '4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

WHAT ROYALTY WRARs.-At Her Majes-
ty's State ball. given on the 22d ult, at Buck
ingham Palace, the Queen wore a black silk
dress with a deep fiounce of black Noting ngham
lace, trimmed with lilacs and green leaves,
and ornamented diamonds. Her Maiesty's
head. dress was composed Of a wreath Of Ii
lacs and green leaves and diamonds The
Princess Alice wore a dress of white tulle
over rich white glace, studded with pansies
and bows of black velvet. Her Royal High
nesss head dress was formed Of pansies and
diamonds. The Hereditary Grand'Duchess Of
Mecklenburg Streliiz wore a dress of white
tufie with silver. The stomacher. necklace
and earrings of diamonds. Her Royal High
ness's head dress was composed of tiara of
diamonds, heart's-ease, and silver wheat ears
The Princess Mary of Cambridge wore a pink
Grape dress covered with a tunic of Brussels
lace trimmed with bouquets of pink flowers
and silver cord. The corsage to correspond
A pearl and diamond stomacher. Her RoyaI
Highness wore a tiara of diamonds and pink
flowers head dress. I92l invitations
were issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

PROF. loves LAST AsCENT.-Professor
Lowe, who aseended in his balloon Pioneer, -
on the afternoon of the 4th instant, landed
about 3 O'Clock p. M. near Woodbury., New
Jersey, in the most entire safety, without a
scratch to mar its symmetry. Although the
storm, which delayed its ascent had passed
away from the immediate spot, the 9ronaut
saw showers to the northwest and northeas [,
besides the large black rain clouds he was fol-
lowing and in all Of these appeared rainbows
most distinct and brilliant. Three rainbows at
once, in different directions, are not seen once
in thousand timer. There was another Pc
culiarity of this voyage in the reflection of the
balloon 50 distinctly from clouds on the same
level, that at first the impression was that
field. The mirrored delusion from the west
cloud was so vivid that Mr. Lowe inyolunta-
rily called ont his supposed brother Rronaut
and IL was only when his identical words
were repeated first from the cloud and afler-
an necho.-Phtiadeiphia Inquirer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Goiss at Lsrge-Yesterday. the Hustings
Court fined Il. Dibrell $40 and costs for per-
mitInE bis slave, Sam, to go at large. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

UNDRR WHICH KING !--An occurrence in
one Of the interior counties of New York lu-
dicrously illustrates the bewiiderment into
which double-hcaded Presidential nomina.
tion throws the office-hoiders. When the
news of the nomination of Douglas flashed the
wires, village postmaster summoned 1.-The
unterrifiedn TO bring oat the gun and fire
salute They had got about half through the
allotted number of discharges, when mes
senger from the telegraph Office informed
them that the Ssceders had nominated Breck-
inridge "rhe d--i they have,n said the post
he Ahouted. @Boys! there IL no knowing into
whose hands We may fall. Load for Brsekin-
yidys'n t8' &ss as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10
AAA cOYNER's WHITE ANDRLAeN y
~ fssggsklRIHHk fsgslIH!IHsk ANpycHaALYsSAT /: Z

VIII w open t?r the reception of vSltors the
ist OF June. h is situated on .Afltas asd ~
fnJ essw Of tAs tsysfHsa asd 2snsessss kassyaa1.
about bali mile fom Bonsss -. pspo., 4oanoke.
va. ss Which depot an 0MNtBus will aiwa,s be
fks.s WHiTk and BfAcK suLPaua
WATERS hare Effected numerous cures The
wHITE SULPHUR, aEusyaIed cases of D,s-
ReDsta. serious ansction al the Liver, Kdnsys and
Bacdsl, 6eneral Debility, and especially diseases
epliar 70 fsmalss the BLACK SULPHUR. al
binds of tseaeea oil the Skin, aggravated cases Of
8 are ,ss ssasi ssssi to sny 10
- fSYHe IN ta& H19nta!ns Of Vsrsinia. aua she
Aet2fy chAfacter. tcsetAsr with . hne BAN D or
= nEvaC. ~ $ye4 Sfhss s,sssssifa usually feand
= .sg: :ig;is3; sAs C iN 4 .as r'::..' :'ts''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

The Greet Eastera--the wonder of the age
continues TO attract the attention of the people
of this country, thousands of whom have gone
or are going 10 New York to see 1t. As an in
ducement 10 our readers to visit this mammoth
vessel, the agents Of the New York steamers
are proposing to fur nish excursion tickets
from here TO Gotham and back for Sl5, giving
the holder the privilege OF returning on either
Of the vessels at his pleasure. The james.
town, Yorktown and Roanoke are making safe
and expeditions trips each way, and their pas-
sengers fare sumptuously. Either of the Cap
tains will give passengers all desirable infor-
nation in making their trips, and no one can
become acq TAINTED with them without feeling
gratitied at their courteousBess and skill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

hstsnfed-Jchn OoppenhooKsr, . realdsus
o. Screamersville, was arraigned before the
mayor yesterday 70 auswer the charge or
beating has wifs. Dora; but when the prisonxr
was called TO The bar, ~ was ascertaipsd that
the good wife had forgiven her unkird hus-
band for his cruelty, and ned the Court HOUSE
to save him from puuishmsnt. The warrant
wAs therefore dlefnisssd. ~ s4 8t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Attempted Sxieidc.-A negro fellow who had
ran away from his overseer yesterday, on
finding himself pursued, jumped into the basin
TO drown himself; but the water being shall
low, he was soon captured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

Tas Mayor resumed his post yesterday morn
ing, apparently very much refI eshed after q
weeks absence to the mountains of Virginia.
He had long docket to dispose of, most of the
cases being trivial in their character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

TERRIFIC STORM on rHK LINE or THE BAL
TlaohH AND OHIO RAIRoAD.--One of the
most terrific storms that has visi,sd tho ,,ar,
OF the country in the vicinity OF Wheeling.
Va, for many years, occurred on the line al
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ON the sth
inst. AT Beiton and Garret stations the road
was washed and considerably DAMAGED AT
Warrington. families were driven from their
houses 10 the hills " escape from the torren n
OF wafer which poured down the Valleys
The water was higher than 1t has been known
for years, and coursed its way with more ter.
rife force. The damages on the road were
speedily repaired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10
aAA. nEDroRD ALUM Ann IODINE

ycAYSPkIhGS.-Th Sprinss viii be apen
for the reception Of Visitors on the 18th
% Jans They are situated directly OF the y ach
nufx and Salem Turnpike. ten niles from IL snch-
burg and feal miles from Forest Depot on the
vlrkinis and Tennessee Railroad. at which DepUl
avehicie will dn ring tile season TO convey visit
oIsto and from ths SprinSs. Persons from Eastsyn
VirEinis and North Csrolins. comlns here by pub.o
conveyanee, WI take the Soath Side Raiiroad =.
Virginia and Tennsssee Railreae 10 Forest lss.l.
yeI-3m II. ECHOl4S SONS, ProprIAtnKs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

On Ms BGy.-At this season of the year
steamboat travel is peculiarly pleasant mas.
much as the heat aud dust of railroads are
avoided, the annoyance of porters, hackmen
and newsboys gotten rid Of and q refreshing
sea breeze is sure TO be enjoyed. The sleam-
ers George Peabody and Belvidere are making
tri-weekly trips between this city and Balti.
more, and are furnishing such accomm oda.
tions for passengers as cannot fail TO please
them. Their commanders are experienced
and skiilfnl seamen, and SO polite aud atten-
tive, that those under their charge are sure 10
enjoy the trip. IL yen have business in the
Monumental City. call on the agents of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

F;ghtiag.-Joseph Foster and Walter Tate,
two young men lately arrived in the city, were
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge of engaging in fight at the "Blae
Bonnet . bar-room on Sunday afternoon last
Officer Seal, hearing of the row, went to the
house with other officers, and saw Foster sit
ting in one corner, his face bleeding. On look
ing around he saw Tate hurrying upstairs,
and sent officer Blankenship after him. As
both were to blame, the Mayor held them to
bail in the sum of 500 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

SPANISH AND MEXICAN CoINs-The Di.
rector of the Philadelphia mint gives notice,
through the local papers, that hereafter the
Spanish and Mexican fractions of the dollar
will not be received at the Mint at their noD1i-
nal value in exchange for the new cents The
main object of the law au thorizing these coins
to be received at their nominal value Of
twenty five, twelve and q half and six
and quarter cents, was to retire them from
circulation, and thus relieve the munity
from worn-out and deprecated currency,
which materially interfered with our excel
lent decimal system of coinage. This object
having In great measure been attained, and
the amount OF cents issued being quite large,
MT Snowden, the Director of the Mint, re-
commended that law should be passed to re-
peal so much of the former law on the subject
as required these exchanges to be made. This
has accordingly been done. Hereafter the new
cents will only be paid out in exchange tor
the gold and silver coins of the United States,
and tor the copper cents of the former iss ues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

THE SIMPLE SECRET.-Twenty clerks in a
store. Twenty hands in a printing Office.
Twenty young men in a village. All want to
get alongin the world, and all expect to do
80. One of the clerks will rise to be partner
and make fortune. One of the compositors
will own a newspaper and become an infu-
ential and prosperous citizen. One of the
apprentice will come TO be a master builder
One of the villagers will get handsome farm
aud live like patriarch. But which is des-
tined to be the lucky individual Lucky !.
There is ne luck about 1t. The thing is al
most as Gel tain as the Rule of Three. The
young fellow who will distance his competi-
tors is he who masters his business, who pre-
serves his integrity, who lives clearly and
purely, who never gets in debt, who gains
friends by deserving them and puts his mo-
ney in savings bank. There are some ways
to fortune that look shorter than this old
dusty highway. But the staunch men of the
community, the men who achieve something
really worth having, good fortune, good
name, and serene old age, all go this road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

f ConinsHciag Eariy.-Tom Howard. a free me-
gro boy, appeared before the Mayor yes,erday
10 answer The charge OF stealing - in money
from Mrs. Elizabeth Kleuberth, on the 10th Of
June. The lady stated that she left the
money in her store, on Leigh street, Tom then
sitting at her door. and stepped into a neigh.
boris for @ moment. When she returned
both Tom and the money were gone, and In
half an hour thereafter a white boy saw him
have $3.50 in change. These facts settled
Toms guilt, and he was therefore sen fenced
TO be striped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

.Stabbing Of Gitiin.-Charlee GAYLORD. Will
liam II. Robey and George Peuley Wilson, sent
on TO the Hastings Court by the Mayor 10 an
swer for unlawfuily and feioniously stabbing
William Giblin, on the night of the Goth OF
May, was arragued before the Court yesier-
day, when a soHe proseqni was entered, and
the prisoners remanded to be examined by the
Mayor. TSince the prisoners were FIRST sent Z
on, GihliE has died OF his injuries, and they
VIII now be sent on for 1nanslaughter. An
mem on-and if the latter, they will be In.
alc,eo oy the Grand Jury at its August term.
and probably tried before Judge Lyons at the
same term.l
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Succession Sale.
IF OF LoUIsIANA.-DrsrRlcT Cousr.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. -DrsrRIn CoUEr.--
PARISH OF RApIDEs
Estate of Rosella A. Robert, deco No. 67I6.
PURSUANT to an order Of said Court to me d.
/ rected, will sell at public auction TO- the
highest bidder, in the town Of Cheneyyile, iasaid
parish, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February
A.. D. 1860, between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described property, belonging to the
succession of Rosella A. Robert, decd, to-wit:
Nine negro SLAVES Of the names and ages
following:
Afy, Al years; Matilda, 2s years, and infant. {
Emma, years, and Ada 2 years, (Matilda's
children.) s5
Madison, IA cooper) 2s years Lucinda, 10 years;
Chapman, layears and Martin II years, slaves for
life.
Also, the interest of one-seventh in an undivided
tract Of Land, belonging to and owned by the
father Of decd at bis death, situated the parishes
of Rapides and st. Landry, on the Coeodra BAYOU,
containing an area of sx hundred American acres.
Terms-Cash according to law,
January 10. ls60-tds j. j. ROBERT, Aimr.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
J. style of WINEHILL & GILBERT Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Nfr Winehill win
continue the business at the old stand, in his own
name. NJ. A. WINEHILL,
Alex, Jan 9, 1860. ! GlLBERT
TlHANKFUL for the liberal patronage extended
L to the late firm, beg leave TO Inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this Parish that j will
continue to keep on hand a large assortment Of
seasonable Goods which will sell at:low prices
Jan. 4, 1850 II. A. WINEHILL.