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THE DATLYjnggPATCg.
" lUattdny
H!chmo»«« Hhtpp«"«.
jessa'SA
tor Rio Janeiro, between which
she l« to sail regularly as a trader. She
bly constructed, and when we
mean no empty compliment It i»
a Northern seafaring man. In a *t"> .
wharves, called our particular a e
periirity of timbers, con.trucuon. Myle of
1 , ' .race, in the Baltimore
combined length «d
built of Mr. C Ba , tlßoreghl
built fwnou ,, Md tbe y have
builder* in Rich
mond Ves*eK and in the fine barque which they
have lust constructed. There Is no better proof of
tie perfection to which ahip building ha* arrived
In Bsltimore, than the fact that sailor*, all over the
world, think they ea» pay no higher Compliment
to the case and grace of a beautiful lady than to
likeu her to a Baltimore clipper f
We are proud to «ee such ships and snch vessels
owned in Rfchmvnd, and navigated from this port
We rejoice at the Indications of the increasing vi
tality of the commercial spirit in a city, so favora
bly situated to become an important commercial
mart. Our distance from the sea i* not greater
than that of most of the principal commercial
cities of the world, and, since the introduction of
steam, that distance ha* ceased to be even an ap.
parent obstacle to commerce. We have at our own
doors a noble river which, when the obstructions
between tbl* port and Warwick'* bar are removed,
will admit vessels of heavy burthen to our wharves,
and, another stream, accessible, after the comple
tion cf the Vork River Railroad, in a ride of an
hour and a half, which can float the navies of the
world. If Richmond, with such advantage*, doe*
not become an important commercial city, the fault
will be her own want of enterprise and public
spirit.
Thia increase of our Richmond shipping, and of
such vessels, is •napicious of good. We are well
aware that Richmond's facilities for manufacturing
to tint make her one day the Lowell of the South_
but we want to see her a Liverpool also—on a small
scale, at any rate. We fancy we see the broad
grin that Rteais over the faces of some of our Nor
folk friends at this announcement, but there's no"
thing impossible to human energy. It may be, too>
that we are somewhat selfish in these aspirations.
Our let being cast here, we don't want to have to go
periodically to Norfolk to gratify an old longing—
which no change of time or cir;umstances can
ever eradicate —for the sight of vessels, and for
nautical sounds and even odors. We confcss it
with shame and contrition, but it is true, never
theless, that we prefer the smell of a tar bucket to
the prettiest rose that ever grew, that we would
rather talk with an old sailor than with the Lord
Chancellor, and admire the sight of a ship un.
dsr full aail more even than a pretty woman !
On the whole, we sometimes incline to the opinion
of Long Tom Coffia that, there's no use for land
any how, except now and then a sand bank to
drop au anchor in.
The Vigilance Committee of California.
It is but * fe*ryear» since Americans made, with
truth, tbo proud boast that, whilst Europe was per
petually the prey of revolutionary and civil strife,
our own country had, from the first, presented the
proud spectacle of a people demonstrating their
capacity for self government, by profound submis.
sion to the laws which emanated from themselve*;
and that civil war and rebellion were things un
known in the United States. That is a boas'
which can no longer be maue. The shout of pre.
mature exultation has scarcely died upon our lips
before it is drowned in the discordant clamor of
both civil war and rebellion. At this moment, both
are rsging in Kansas, whilst in California there
is au organized usurpation of power by a Vigilance
Committee, which has set itself in opposition to
tha regularly constituted authorities of the State
which has a standing army of its own, and is at
this moment the supreme power in California, ex
hibitieg the melancholy and disastrous spectacle
of the people, overriding the laws, the constitu
tloa, the officers which themselves have made, and
glorying in their shame.
This is the ruinous and disgraceful feature of
ail American rebellion. It is the people rising
aj;aiu»t their own authority, impcacbing their own
wisdom, overturning their own sovereignty, and in
every conceivable way and shape stultifying them
selves. If laws are inadequate to the protection
of society, if the administration of justice is in
efficient or perverted, "better bear the ills you
have,' - under a republican constitution, which pro
vides a regular and legal mode of changing laws
aud changing officer's, than fly to the measureless
abyss of anarchy. Free society can suffer from
no crime like that which it commits against itself,
when it raises its hand against its own authority.
Lynch l&w in a Republic is a political suicide,
which destroys both the form and the soul of
Liberty.
This Vigilance Committee of California is Indeed
a monstrous apparition in a free government. Its
organization has the command of seven thousand
bayoaots, and from twenty to twenty-five pieces
of artillery. Among its troops are three orYour
hundred Frenchmen, formerly members of the
(iardt. Mobile oi France. The Freach Consul re
moustrated against their joining the organization,
but they excused themselves on the ground that
they had no other mode of earning a subsistence.
The Danish Consul at San Francisco, a member of
ru abolition society at Paris, is a member of this
organization. It is to the honor ef the South,
which respects law and order, that but few South
era meu belong to this colossal tribunal of Lynch
And what are the mighty achievements which
required the creation of this anomalous tribunal,
on so stupendous a scale, with an apparently un
limited amount of men and means at its commaud?
They havu hung four men, and banished some
fifty, who of course can return as soon as the Vi
gilance Committee loses its hold of power!
"An ocean into tempest tost,
To waft a feather or to drown a fly "
We cannot but believe that this Vigilancl Com
mitteehas some other design than that apparent
upon the surface. We strongly suspect that,
while the handfull of Southerp members are ut
terly unsuspicious of any ulterior object, it iB part
and parcel of the grand scheme of rebellion and
revolutien which resisted to the last the passage
of the Army bill in Congress, wbieb threatens to
deluge the plains of Kansas with fraternal blood,
aud which is seeking to substitute at Washington
a sectional for a national Government, and subju
gate tbo South to freedom. A great many pur
poses might be subserved by the establishment of
such a vast military organization besides the hang
ing of a handfull of felons. It might interrupt the
regular operations of law, so as to prevent the col
lection of debt*; it might overawe and obstruct
the exercise of the elective franchise, so as to
throw the State into the hands of a Black Repub
lican candidate for tbo Presidency: it might pre
pare tbe way for the establishment of an inde
pendent Pacific*tepablic. We do not charge that
tbete are its objects; we are quite sure that the
few Southern members of the organization have
u«ne but honest aad proper motive*; bat we can
not banish the suspicion that this gigantic combl
nat u and lavish outlay of treasure were never
" ** exUt **"> tor the trifling purpose of
, ****** «f a fsw miserable felons,
t pugilist to coming «ul-
*•<!*« Terrj, a high officer of the Uw, arrest
* .}"* "med for an act committed la
stlf defence, te still, or was at the laat aecooats a
prkooer.wd would probably be banlshea from
toe state, though the man whoa he had harm —
*** bad entirety
injuries, and mm walking the streets ia perfect
health whilst the Judge wm »tBl la j»ll. If the
man be wouflted bad died, the Jndf e would have
been hong! In rain Ua* th« Governor of Caltfor
uia appealed for aid tp the commander* of the
force# of the United Btate» and to tha Federal
Government at Waahiagion. (Jan. Wool refuted
arm* to the Governor, though it appear* that he I*
now of opinion that the Vigilance Committee
ought at onee to be put down. Political matters
are ont of our province, but we cannot withhold
the opinion that the administration ha* greatly
erred in failing to order the whole army and navy
of the United State* to enforce obedience to the
regularly constituted authorities of California
The committee may bow disband, but it will dl»-
baod in triumph, and will, no doubt, keep up *
secret organization till its real objects, whatever
these may be, are accomplished.
But no matter what it* purposes, It is a mob; its
■access is a victory of madness over reason, of
rebellion over law, of the people over tbeitselves
It Is a stigma upon Republican institution* which
all the gold of California cannot gild, nor all the
waters of the Pacific wash away. The organiza.
tion of the California Vigilance Committee and its
triamph over law, will do more to weaken the
faith of the world in man's capacity for self
government than aay event which has occurred
in the history of the American Republic.
Commissioners for the Presidential Elec
tion—The Governor has appointed Wm. Leigh,
Esq., a Commissioner for the Presidential elec
tion In Berkeley county, In place D. H. Conrad,
Esq , declined. Al*o, WM. U. Payne, E*q ,a Com
missioner for the county of Fauquier, in place of
Wm. T. Payne, a name inserted in former appoint
ment by mistake.
Improvement of Irish Laborers —A letter
from Limerick says that the wages of harvest
laborers there is 3s. CI. per diem, with board.—
Most of the laborers are from the west of Clare,
Galway and Kerry, and, it is said, they are all
nntisually well clothed this season; in fact rags are
an exception.
President Pierce, and W. W. Seaton, of the
National Intelligencer, passed through Alexandria
Saturday, on route for the Fauquier White Sul
phur Springs.
Virginians in Paris.—Among the Americans
registered in Paris on the 21st of August were John
Allan and E. Taliaferro of Virgin;*.
Safety of the Arabia.—The steamer Per
sia spoke the Arabia on the 24th ult., inside of
Cape Clear, and she would reach Liverpool the fol
lowing day. The Arabia sailed from Halifax leak
ing at the rate of 18 tons an hour, and her arrival
will quiet the apprehensions felt for her safety.
Thomas Basye, formerly a member of the Vir
ginia Legislature, has been appointed Judge of the
First Instance of the Oriental Department of Nic
aragua.
Further Reports from Kansas.—The fol
lowing is the substance of telegraphic despatches,
from St. Louis and Chicago, dated the oth, about
Kansas affairs :
Further accounts of the affair at Ossawatomle
say that there were two hundred men on each
side. The abolitionists fired first, which the
Southerners returned and then charged, killing
Mr Brown and his son and some thirty others.—
The abolitionists attempted to swim the river in
they - retreat, and a number drowned
Advices from Kansas via Nebraska report the
lowa road elosed by a band of armed Missourians
under the command of Gen. Richardson. A party
of 150 emigrants near Nebraska had been pre
vented from entering Kansas, and were expected
to force their passage in a few days.
Private advices up to Tuesday last say that
every Free State man had been driven from Lea
venworth at the point of the bayonet, all their
property having been destroyed or confiscated.
Mr. Phillips, the correspondent of the New York
Tribune, and his brother, are among the killed.—
Their property was also burnt. It is said that-
Philiips fired from his house and killed the pro
slavery men. Forty sufferers arrived here to-day
destitute.
To show how much reliance may be placed on
the above despatches, the N. Y. Tribune of Satur.
day states that Phillips, its correspondent, was in
New York on the day of his reported murder in
Kansas.
Medals for the Portsmouth Physicians.—
The Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday says :
Six gold medals, intended for presentation to
Lewis W. Minor, SHirgeou; Thomas B. Steele and
James F. Harrison, passed Surgeons; and Ran
dolph Harrison, Frank A. Walk, and John C.
Coleman, assistant Surgeon, at the Portsmouth,
Va., Naval Asylum, by the Town Council of
Portsmouth, in consideration of their services du
ring the ravages of the yellow fever in that place
and Norfolk, last year, have been manufactured iu
this city. The medals weigh six ounces each, are
made of virgin gold, and are embellished with a
representation of the Portsmouth Naval Asylum
on one side, and an appropriate inscription on the
other.
jjji ATTENTION, All) Filth' t'O.
/SlhEki N°. 4.—A' tend a regularnonthly meetirg
'of your Companv, at jour engine house,
E^iSESai on l his (MONDAY) evening, at £{
o'clock, precisely.
By order of the Commander.
ae R—ll* M. O DKLARUE, Sec'y.
V'tftl, Vlul, VICI.--1 came—l xuw—l
conquered. BATCHELOR'S HAIR IJYE will
change instantaneously the Huir, Whiskers, or
Moustache, to a beautiful brown or jet black color,
without injury to the skin. Full directions accom
pany each box. For sale by
DUVAL k NORTON,
seß Druesists, lOtli and Main s*s
KONAHH'S IKLKBRA'I'IiD (1111,11
SYRC7P so much sought aftrr hy mothers ai d
children for the speedy cure of Colds, Coughs, &.c
sold hy DUVAL 4i NORTON,
se 8 Dru?z.sts, 10th and Maiu sts.
Hl'l'b SLLPIIUK WATP.It daily ex
peeled from the Oreenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, forsile by DUVAL & NORTON,
se 8 Druggists, lt'th and Main sts
COUNTRY Jl>.Kt'llA!STS would do well
to lay in a supply of oar HOK.SE TONIC f»r
fattening and improving tin condition of Horses, re
lieving Hidebound. Surfeit, and Distemper and
Worms. For sale wholesale end retail by
DUVAL & NORTON,
se 8 Druggis's, lOih aud Main s's.
XfWl RAfciS New York SHOT, for sale
«JUU by se 8 THOMAS JONE3 & CO
C'HIIiUHKA'S P 1 A N Hisiortr.il
' games for email f lkf. Backgammon Boards; Do
minoes, and Children's Pianos, for sale by
se 8 ZIMMERMAN.
OK WHOLE AND 11 ALP BULK, RKVIi-
RIDGE'S ALE, fresh, for sale by
se 8 THOS. JONES h CO.
I OO HBLS. FLKIS HUM, high flavored,
1"" for sale by THOS. JONES te CO.
DHLS. Pure Whitelale of Wight Ap
«-#" pie Brandy, for sUe by
THOS. JONES fr CO.
UUKKN tTTvuhlt AND tJAK
*. LIC —Further supplies joat received.
Also, PICKLING SPICES,of every kind, forsale
„ LAIDLEY U ROBINSON'S
86 ° New Drag store. 4th and Krarklin sts.
AJOLRY RORIN«ON'A KKALLY
PERMANENT INDELIBLE INK, is of a pure
Black color, will not wash out, and we warrant it as
being equal to any made Kor sale in all quantities
by LAIDLEY &. ROBINSON, Chemists,
* e ** 4th and Franklin sts.
A It*—We have
1 Matches wnich ignite er-siiy. burn freely, and
cannot be blown oat Price 121 cents per bea.
LAIDLEY U ROBINSON. Chemists
'* ° 4th and Franklin sts.
BAitCaAins AT RZKHIKL's cheap caah
store, to Slain st —Embroidered Linen Cambric
Hiikfj at 37Jc. each; Cambric Bands, at 37J the double
Strip, or S for one dollar—together with a general as
sortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at prices
to salt the times. Remember the place is
N- EZEKI EL'S Cheap Cash Store,
75 Main street,
se fi Next to P. K. White's Shoe Saloon.
A ANO PRKVKNTiVKS.--
-£*- By the timely use of Rowland's Southern Tonia
Miature, or Osgood's India Cholagoqne, A rue and Fe
ver and bilieus diseases may be effectually prevented.
For sale by P. JOHNhTON H BRO.,
** 8 Druggists.
|\f tSICAL and
i"m small size Musical Boxes; splendid floe Violins;
Guitars sad Flutinas, at less than priees. for sale by
— » ZIMMERMAN.
RRLM and 100 kegs prime LKAF
O\J UAitD, for tale by
-8 THOMAI JONES k CO.
11)11 S MLi " superior Old WUletKltr..
, Heir, Beiors and Mid Bourbon brands, land
ing and tot sale ay
" S DAVENPORT. ALLEN It CO.
i Ul'tiAU housi AfOLABM*t».~4<) kUs.
TBLEGHtAPHIC MBW&
rh ported for the dispatch.
TMSASTKH AT CAPE MAY* %
destruction of the mouut vernou
HOTEL.
PITK PKKHOWH BL'KMBP TO DEATH.
C*rK Islakd, N. 3, Sept 6 —The mammoth
Monnt Vernon Hotel, ml this place, took fira laat
night at a quarter to 11 o'clock, and was entirely
consumed The other Hotel* uninjured.
The origin of the lire i* unknown. Mr Cain,
the lessee of the honae, waa residing in the build
ing, and had retired previous to tbe alarm of fire.
Hi* *on, Philip Gain, Jr, escaped from the build
ing by leaping from the second story window, bat
w*s badly burned.
With tbe exception of the son, the whole of Mr.
Cain'* family periibed in the flames.
Tbe following is • list of those lost:
Philip Cain, Sr., tbe lessee; Andrew Cain; Mar
tha Cain; Sarah Cain, and Mrs. Albertaon-
Tbe charred remains of Mr. Cain were found
this morning.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Philadelphia, Sept. 6.—Mr. Philip Cain, Sr.,
with Col. Frank T. Poster, of this city, were the
proprietors of the ill fated hotel. Mr. Cain resided
at Vincentlovrn, N. J., and went to Cape Island
the present season, tor the purpose of opening the
hoteL He was sixty-five ye*rs of age.
Andrew Cain, his sou, was about twenty years
of age. Martha was in her seventeenth year, and
Sarah was but thirteen.
Mrs. Albertaon was thirty five years of age —
She was a widow. She had gone to tbe Island to
•ct as housekeeper at the hotel.
The elder Mr. Cain leaves a wife and several
children at Yincenttown. Mrs. Albertaon also re
sided there. Young Philip Cain is about eighteen
years of age
The Meunt Vernon was built by • cempanyof
gentlemen, at a cost of #125,000, upon wbich there
is not one cent of insurance. The building was
first occupied in 1853; but Messrs Cain and Poster
did not become the lessees until the past season.
Tho hotel was celebrated for its immense size, and
for tbe superior accommodations the building af
forded to guests. The interior was well finished,
aud tbe apartments were larger and more comfort
able than usual at watering place hotels.
Although the hotel, in it* l*te condition, was ca
pable of accommodating 2100 visitors, it was not
finished at the time of its destruction. It was de
signed to have the buildings occupy three sides of
a hollow square, or court yard, and thefrontrange
and one wing were up. One wing had never been
commenced. The building was constructed en
tirely of wood: it was four stories in height in the
main, with four towers, each five stories in height.
Three of these towers occupied the corners of the
building, and one stood midway of the only wing.
In addition to these towers, there was an im
mense tower, six stories in height, in the centre of
the front. The entire structure, both outside and
upon the court-yard, was surrounded with wooden
piazzas that extended from the ground to the roof,
with floors at each story. The wing was a quar
ter of a mile ia length, and the front covered near
ly an equal extent of ground The dining room,
which was 425 feet long and 00 feet in width, was
capable of accommodating 3000 persons. There
were 432 rooms in the building. It was claimed
that the Mount Vernon was the largest hotel in
the world.
There was a tank in the centre tower of the
wing of the Mount Vernon, capable of holding
twenty thousand gallons of water. The water
was forced into it by means of a steam engine.
The furniture of the hotel belonged to Messrs.
Cain & Foster. It was valued at §24,000, upon
which there was no insurance. The total pecu
niary loss by the conflagration will not fall short
of $150,000.
Congressional Nomination.
lIACINK, Wis., Sept. sth.—The Democratic Con*
vention of the Eastern Congressional District of
this State, have nominated Mr. Hadley, of Milwau
kie, as their candidate at the approaching elec
tions The nomination was by no means a unan
imous one, and many of the Democracy openly re
pudiate it.
The U- S. Frigate Macedonia—Cholera at
iMayaguez.
Boston, Sept. 6—The U. S. frigate Macedonia,
which has been undergoing an examination for
the past week, ia pronounced unsaarrorthy, her
timbers being found to bo much rotted. She will
liavo to undergo very thorough repairs to make
her fit for sea.
Dates from Mayaguez to Aug. 18th, state that
the cholera was raging fearfully at that place, car
rying off forty or Sfty persons daily. The mor
tality was mostly among the blacks.
Political Demonstrations.
Boston, Sept. 5.—A report from Concord, N.
H. t estimates that from twenty to thirty thousand
participated in the Democratic ratification meet
ing in that city to day. The procession was two
miles long, marching eight abreast.
Another report says tliatsooo were present, and
that the number in the procession was 2810, from
an actual count. Both reports agree that much
enthusiasm was displayed.
Beloit, Wis., Sept. 5 —The Republican demon
stration that took place here yesterday was an im
mense gathering. The estimate of the number
present is 25,000.
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 5 —The Republicans
of this city and the adjacent towns held an im
mense demonstration here to day. It is estimated
that there were at least thirty thousand persons
present. Speeches were made by Messrs. Gid
dings, Burlingame and others, and the whole pro
ceedings were marked with great enthusiasm.
Kei'ioun Kiiitroad Accident
ALBANY, Sept. 6.—The Cleveland Express train,
which left Buffalo last evening, overtook a cattle
train at Port liyron about 10 o'clock. The switch
man should have switched the Express train on to
the switch, but neglecting to do so, the engiae ran
into a car to which was attached a cattle train—
In the car were six drovers Xo material damage
was done to the car, but the shock disconnected
the steam pipes on tho locomotive, filling the car
with steam All the six drovers were scalded and
died in a short time. Two or three of the passen
ger cars attached to the express train were badly
broken, but none of the passengers were injured.
tirrat Firemen's Celebration in New Ha
ven, Connecticut.
Nf.w Haven, Sept. 6—Yesterday was a day of
great excitement, on account of the Firemei/.s
prize trial. There were 36 companies and 16
bands of music, besides 13 of martial music. The
average number of men was about 50 to each
company. This afternoon the prize trial came off
on the Green, before a very large number of spec
tators. Nineteen machines played each through
450 feet of hose, and the first prize of $500 was
won by the Rippowan Company, of Stamford, Ct.,
who used a machine manufactured by Button, of
Waterford, N Y. The height of the stieam thrown
by them was 153 feet. The second prize of 8:200
was won by the Damper Company, No. 4, of Hart
ford, with the machine of Waterman, of N. York.
The height of stream thrown by them was 152 ft.
The third prize of $100 was won by l'hoenix Co.,
No. 12, of Brooklyn, N. Y., with the machine of
Hunneman, of Boston. The height of the stream
was 149 feet.
Kansus News.
Chicago, Sept. s—lt is presumed here that the
Mr. Phillips, reported in the dispatch from Bt. Lou
is to have been killed at Leavenworth, was of the
firm of Phi'lips & Brother, merchants in Leaven
worth, as the gentleman of that name, who cor
responds with the New York Tribune from Kan
sas, is at present absent frem the Territory.
TMAI>Ji, ISS«.
TC COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
The sutucriber begs leave to call yonr attention to
the fresh (rcods, just received from New York and
Philadelphia, selected in person, and bought for cash,
which be oftersat a very small advance lor the mo
ney or city acceptances, on short time. Amongst hi*
afsortment will be found
2£o bxs Layer and Buach 15 bsgs Sie. Soft Almends
Raisins 5 bales Marseilles do
10 cases Prunes 3 do Bordeaux do
25 do Uioger SO bags Palm Nuta
25 boxes Rock Candy 10 do Filberts
15 cases Sardines 10 do Walnuts
5 bbls. Currants 25 boxes of Shelled Al
-75 boxes Citron monds
1500 fresh Coccanuts 250 drums fresh Pigs
50 boxes Cordial and Muscat Wine
Together with fresh CANDIES, of his own manu
facture, warranted A No. 1, ready packed in conveni
ent boxea.
Also, a large assortment o. Cigars, Fancy Goods,
fcc. fco. LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Maaafscturer,
se 8 No 107 Main st.
STOCK., 1838.
J. V. GOODMAN
Is now in receipt of an unusual large stock of FALL
AND WINTER READY-MADE CLOTHING, and
baa now open a large variety of Over Coats, Raglands,
Shawls, Business and Dre** Coat*, Pants, Vests, and
Furnishing Good*, at bis new store.
i. D. GOODMAN,
«* 8 No. 1!9 Msln st.
OBSKU#S,fUAIiLV DK UINhS.&C.
-My assortment of Debege*. Debege Robe*
solid colored Mnalins, Alpsca ard a good many other
Jail good*, will bo disposed ofcheao 1
»" L L. WEIL, as Maia at
DOTH* I!LOTHINU.—We have jast r«*
a . ' l * r »' lot of Boy* l and Chil
dren'* Clothing, to wMeh wa would call the -»—-i—
of all w wast.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER fc CO,-
BSARfbED. .
On 7th toft i by thi Mr.
AN to Mi-cATHERINE REDMOND,
•11 of tW* city.
DIED,
f« thl. city, on Friday night, sth iMt-Mr.. MAR
GARET Mc FAR LAND, wifc of Mr. Water Me-
Farlaod, in the flfW year of h*r*g».
At th« rwidenM of bar fatber, in thi» eitv. on the
7th of XpSmber, MARTHA JANE SUTHER
LAND aaed 13 month* and 11 day*.
L TK. fS will take nmrning,, *t 1»
o'clock from Rev M. D.Hrge"*Chwh onsfh.treat
The friend*end acquaintance* of the family ere re
quested to attend
Teiteadiy, ftb in*t*nt,) MARY MAGDALINE
GOODS, infant daoghter of Jojeph and Mary C.
Ooode, aged 1 year, 3month* and I'da**.
The friend* and relative* of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her furneral, pom her father',
residence, near the corner of 85th *nd Main streets, at
34 o'clock, thi* afternoon, without forther notice.
Sweet i* the fhwer that *ceut* the morn,
And wither*in the rising day,
Thai lovely was thi* infant'* dawn,
Thn* swiftly fled it* life away.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September 8.
HIGH WAT** THIS DAT AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.
Sch' Ashland, Metahell, Baltimore, salt, Shaer,
KoblerkCo.
Sehr Volunteer, Oildersleeve, Peadrokeys, guano to
° r ßchr Edward Wood, Passwater, Philadelphia, coal,
A. S. Lee
Schr Federal Hill, Wheatley, Fredericksburg, corn,
L. N. Webb k Co.
Schr Jacob Birdsall, —« ,N. Y., guano, Cren
shaw k Co.
Schr Josephine, Waterbury. coal, P. C. Laru*.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jone*, Baltimore, mds, Lud
lam k Watson. .
Schr Jno. Bell, Ham, via City Point, to finish
load.nc for Boston.
Schr'Accomac, Fisher, Norfolk, md*.
CLEARED,
Bbip Wm. Cummings. W. T. John* m»*ter, for
Rotterdam with lISS hhds. Tobacco and Stems and
740 bbl*. Flour, by Palmer k Clopton and other*.
MF!*!* KENT OK liKASK—A Small
Farm, in Duval'* Addition, near the ciiv, con
taining si» acres of ground, well adapted for a
market garden,#nd i* very prodaetive. There i* a
dwelling-house,an ice houie, kitchen, stable, kc-, on
'he premises, and an ice pond within 100 yard* of the
ice house—all under one enclo*ure. There is a varie
tv of fruit tree* on the place. Possession given 20th
November next. For further particulars, apply to
A. A. KRISCHMANN,
»e B—lm 128 Main *t.
VALUABLK TOBACCO FACTORY
FOR SALE. —The subscribers are authorized
tn sell the large and conveniently arranged To
bacco Factory on 11th, between Main and Cary stre*t,
occupied by Messrs. N. B. Dickinson k S. M. Bailey
respectively, at an annual rent of $1200.
For terms apply to
Sfl R—2awlm GODDIN fc APPERSON. Auct*.
MKUU KENT—The Brick Mouse ou
Leigh, between *d and 3d streets. The House
contains 7 rooms and kitchen, with all the ne
cessary out-houses, with a good garden attached. Ap
ply to ♦ H. STERN,
se 2—4t* On the premises.
MKOK KKNT.—The Brick Tenement
on Canal street, between 3d and 4th streets,
containing four rooms, Kitchen with two rooms,
fcc. Possossiou given immediately. Apply te
se B—J NO. R COOK. Pearl street.
OR KENT.—A BKICK HOUSE on
Union Hill, rent moderate. Possession given
immediately. Applv to
se B—3r. WM. CULLINGBWORTH. Sr.
U. S. MAIL. STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE leaves TUESDAY eve-
V- fl. 'TVning, the 9th inst.. at 4 o'clock, for
NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Freight received to-dav MONDAY, and up to the
hour of 2 o'clock, P. M„ TUESDAY, 9th inst.
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their Consignees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers are requested to be en hoard before
the hour of departure, 4 o'clock, P. M , Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, South sids
of the Basin.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State
room only $10. Steerage passage only $5.
Passage to Norfolk same as bv the river boats,
se B—2t LUDLAM U WATSON.
K IT®"" fa STEADIER BKL.VIDKKE,
W.fcat FOR BALTIMORE.
11 Freight received to-day (MON
DAY,) and up to the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., Tuesday,
the 9th inst.
Consignies are requested to send for their goods to
ds V-
Shippers are requested to send i« the names of
their consignees Tuesday afternoon or their ship
ments will be consigned to order,
se B—2f. LUDLAM & WATSON.
» liKWIS lIY3IAN,
IMPORTER OF
ip, 3. WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
S&emtt (Wholesale and retail, No. 93 Main (tree!:.)
la now receiving a large and elegant assortment of
the a'lore articles, and will offer this Fall the greatest
bargains that has ever been offered in this citv; and
to merchants who wish to purchase, he would Inform
them that articles can be had in his establishment as
low a» any house in the Noi thern cities.
Gold Detached Levers, 13 Jewels, $21 00
GoldHuntim do do SO 00
Do do Patent do do 45 00
Silver Levers, 11 00
Gold Guards, 10 00
Gold Pencils: Silver Table and TeaSpoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
tern*
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
se B—2m No. 93 Main gfc.
XL FALL GOODS.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that ha is in receipt of his FALL
GOODS, embracing
HATS AND CAI'S
Of ail the modern styles, which he deems it unneces
sary to particularize; suffice it to say, that his assort
ment is equal to any in thiscr any other city.
Thankful to a discerning public for their long con
tinued patronage, ho solicits a continuance of the
same, and pledges liis best exertions to please
se 3-Maw JOHN THOMPSON.
FOK LYNCHBHtt<»—To
leave TUESDAY.—The Canal Boat
"LITTLE TENNESSEE, Captain
Wilkerson, will positively leave as above
For freight, apply to WM. P COX. Agent,
se B—2t North side Btsin.
/TV__ FOK SAlit—At the Americnn Sta
b'e< - a f ' nß P sir of we'l-broke Bay HORSES,
quite young, and perfectly sound, and work
well anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
Mr. HICKS. »e3 ts
FOR SAIiK—An excellent Hiding
well known ia this city. Apply at
this nfliae. fa A—ts
FO R S A 1< K. —At the American
Vtables, a fine Saddle or Harness HORSE, 5
years oid next May, works well in single or
double hraness, and is a good Saddle horse. He is per
fectly gentle and sound, sold for no fault whatever.
Apply to Mr. Hicks, at the American Stables.
se 8 fit
•><k KFGS C.OSHKN BLTTISR ~
OU 20 kegs prime LARD
25 bbls No. 1 MACKEREL
Just received and fur sale by
M B—2t* H. W. TYLER.
f WARRANT**.---! wl*b to porrhßee,
1-1 to fill an order. United States Bounty Land War
rants, issued for military services in the war of 1812
and will pay the full market price.
t GKORGE BAGBY.
se B—lm* 13th st., over G. B. Peake's-
nnA'ff C ir A J to ?. Dd " o,ne,y finished, light
ui P B {- 00Y " od Ha-ness, nearly new, srlll be
sold low the owner having no use for it. It can be
seen at R. H. Bcaher's Ooaoh Manufactory, ootner of
Main and 9th s's , B
Ky, l3 ® bu - TAa - '• good order; Oak and Pina
u* fonmtat of Lumber, con
itantiy rn hano, for sale low.
JO/STand other building TIMBERS cuttoorder
"» *~ 2t ; C. WALTHALL.
I KWlf* N. WKBB Oc CO„ UKNKRAL
L. COMMISSION M£ RCH ANTS? efts? theiffe^
rw* T° r w tbe ? # " d P'folisse of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Tobacco, fcc s .„ 6m
IS T^ 0 . •Pirtw "-WurnhHll" u4
*7 B Je f"y k Dor*ey s" Salt, afloat, for sale by
*e 8— lw LEWIS N. WEBB CO.
D'.iiß B K NU rT he •» Director* of
~■}"* Richmond Fire Association, have declared a
°.l TP* Half P" e * nt » (#l5O per
share,) on the capital stock thereof, for thesis months
1g56 - w ' bU on ' nd
By order of the Board of Directors.
** JNO H BOBBER. Sec'y.
V ALUAB H K LAND FOR BAL.K. .Uavtag
* determined to move to Western Virginia, 1 am
, To '* *f ••"iug my farm is Cheeterflelil, lytn*
on both side* of the Maaeheater turnpike, about Si
mtiaa above Manchester. There is about 250 acres
about ene-half in woods of the original growth, heav
ily timbered. The improvements are very good, and
all of the Mecawry ont-batldinga. I deem it unne
cessary to give any further description of the proper-
on ! w , ia pB ;« hM " '>»• property without
viewing it. Apply on the premises to
an >—»m* R J DICKINSON.
family COAL. O«oo near Petersburg Depot,
■a «-lw WILLIAMS fc GIBSON, j
mgBsaBSBBBBSSSSBSBassssaBBeaaaBmmm
■FECIAL NO 11 CM.
■ ««*.■
PT Tit®
tfltoek. AfWt * *V ir ' 6 < **
ssS r " :Li "^vrfwH^aT 71
iv- To tbe Ladlra *f «r«
nawpre pared to dye *nd 6ni*h ev*r* detonptloaof
•ilk. Cotton and Woollen good*, mWj'l a* any •*-
fabl{*hmeot in Kaw Tork or eUewhcre. Merino or
Re Laioe dre«*e* dyed into
Crape Shawl*dyed *«arlet or otbarealor* equal toim
ported: Silk Ore**e* cleaned,' and 'r»w» "
(tain* removed without rlping. We take pleasure in
ihowing specimen* of our work.
* p DENNIS k BRO., WnaUta
purchases e*«losively with money, and s«oh are th
advantages faived from its oee this ] '» *{£
Northern markets, that we have determined to inake
a change in the manner of conducting it by adopting
tbe cssh system We think this will be mutually
advantageous to the buyer and teller, and
by relieve u* of a large amount of labor •nde*p-n*e
in books and collections. We propose that fro"
Monday next, September Bth, to clo*e our book* ot
credit and confine oarselve*
oess. The above change will afford advantages to
those who are now, and have been for forty
our friends and customer* which could never nave
been given them under the F""™*
shall in a few dftTS offer to the public the larges. as
2SiSi5 WifLE and FANCY OOOM -. ".
v Near the Capitol Square
N. B-—Those indebted to the late concern af Va
lentine, Crenshaw k Co., or to Valentine k Son, •£
requested to close their accounU with us at an early
dav. se 3—ts V. & S.
CT Robert R. Howlson. Attorney atLaw
and Notary Public, ha* removed his office te
hi* residence, on Governor'* rtreet, two door* above
the Richmond iiouas, and not far from. bi*
office. fjy 31 d6tlaw4m |
LOST.
LOST— On Saturday evening, between
the American Hotel and W. Goddin'* residence,
(a* supposed,) a roll of NOTES,' one of twenty do -
ier« tw i ef ten dollars and two of five dollars, in all
fifty dollars. The finder will be liberally reworded
by leaviog the same at the Dispatch Office.
se B—lt .
LO 8 T .—Between I>ndd'a old Lumber
House and Coiby k Winfree's Factory, on Btb,
between Main and Franklin street, A BRASS BAR,
belonging to a weighing Scales. A liberal reward
will be paid if lettat our wINpRRE
LOST —On Wednesday last, between
Oregon Hill and Ist and Canal streets, aCAMtO
EAR RING The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the game at thit office. ae 6—2t*
UttT-A «o!d SIjEEVE BUTTON, with
the initials, T. U. D. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the satue at this office.
se 2t
LOST OK iUt»L.AIO~One of our MAXES
BOOKS, labeled on the corner O A. W. Any
information concerning it will be thankfully acknow-
I edged. |se 3J WM. WALLACE &. SON.
LEWIS N. WEBB & CO., offer for sale
300 hhds. N. 0., P. R. and Cuba Muscovado Su
gar, prime *o choice quality.
100 bbls. "LoveiingV' Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
300 bbls. "Stuart's" C and Egerton, Dougherty &
Woods' C and A Coffee Sugar.
75 half boxes "Lovering's" and Egerton, Dough
erty &. Woeds' Loaf Sugar
100 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cuba Museovado
Molasses.
60 l>bls. prime New Orleans Molasses.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
800 bags prime Rio and Laguayra Coffee.
COO pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
300 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamaotine Candle*.
Sperm and Tallow do.
25 barrels Tanners' Oil.
25 do. Vinegar
Kice, Cotton Yarns.
Window Glass. 8 by 16 and 10 by 12.
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping Twine.
Shot and Bar Lead.
Pepper, Pimento, Bed Cords.
Leading Lines, Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Painted Buckets, Brooms, Blacking, and
Green and Black Teas. &c , Sie sel—2ra
AW. KiCHAKDsON, (Jenernl Agent
• and Collector, attends to the Collection of
Claims, Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses, and
all the duties of a General Cooimis*ion Business
er Office Mth street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
(with W H. Richardson,) Richmond, Va.
se 8 - 1m
GiENEKAL. A<i E N C Y AND COMitllS
r SION BUSINESS.--The nnd-isisnert offers his
services to the public in the above business. He will
bay and sail Real Esiste. rent out Houses, hire out
Negroes, buy sua sell Produce sud Merchandize, and
do generally any business of the sort which may be
entrus:ed to him To those who have known him as
* citizen of Fishmond for twenty-live years, he do»s
not deem it necessary to say tntt promptness aDd
fidelity will characters* his transactions. Toothers
who may need to be informed on these points, he
begs to refer to the gentlemen whose names appear
below.
HP* Office, fer the present, on Pearl street, oppo
site the Exchange Hotel, with Mr. Wm. H Richaid
son. ABNER W. RICHARDSON.
References: Messrs. Dudley it Johnston, Samuel
F. Adie At Co, Thss. J. Evans, Samuel Putney, Rev.
L. M. Lee, H. K. Ellyson, Macfarlaue At Fergusson,
Dr. William W. Parker, John A. Belvin, Richmond;
George P. Richardson, Halifax; Jobn Marstou, Dan
dridge Mara ton, Allen Marstoa, Henry Marstou, Jas
City. se 8-2t
'l'l-.ACIi Jilt.--The subscriber
wishes to form an engagement to teach the
French languagas in a School, and would also five
private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen desiiing in
struction in lhe above language. For references and
further particulars, please address to, or call on Mens.
ANDRE DULUDE, at the Virginia House, Franklin
street. Richmond, Va. se B—St*
\|IKS A. M. SMITH'S FOR
YOUNG LADIES, will commence again on the
first of October next. For particulars, inqure at the
School Rooms, corner of Fifth and Franklin streets
formerly Rev. M. D. Hogg's. set—dim
MRS. UjkLLlM;to> ha* changed the
lc.car.ioa ef her School to her residence, on 20th
street, between Broad and Grace.
Two or three girls can be accommodated with board
in her family. se 8-2t*
(VIUUNWAV ROBINSON'S i'KAt:-
. j "Ci' IN THE COURTS of Justice in Eng
land ard the United States- 2 vols. 8 to. price $12.
Just published and for sale by
A. MORRIS, Publisher and Law Bookseller.
The Practice in, Courts of Justice in England and
The United States, by Conway Robinson, of Rich
mond, Va \ olumb 2d. treating of the subject mat
ter of personal acti >ns, in oiher words, the Right or
Action. The treatise in the first volume as to the
place end tima of a transaction or proceeding is fal
lowed in the skcomo by one relating to the circum
stances of the transaction, or the subject matter of
the proceeding. This secoxd volumk, devoted en
tirely to personal actions, treats of the Riuht
Action:
1. Ou scaled instruments, or upon a judgment or
decree.
2. On bills of Exchange, promissory notes and
other unsealed instruments.
3. On promises generally, express and implied.
4. By owners of goods against au advene claimant,
or against a bailee.
5. Against a wrong-do*r.
Judge Lomax'a Valuable Works, also published
and for sale by A.MORRIS
Lomax's Digeet of the Laws of Real Pioperty.
generally adapted and in dss in the United States. 3
vols. 8 vo. ♦15.
IN PREBB.
Anew edition of the Laws of Executors aad Ad
ministrators generally in use in the United States —
2 vols g mo h B—St
DKIJIUM, ftlblHVlNKrt, «StP —P. JOHN*
BTON It BROTHER, Druggists, 115 Maia St.,
Richmond, Va., are now receiving their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Muffs, fcc. fcc , to
which they would call the attention of Country Mer
chants, Physicians and Planter*.
All popular Medicine* kept on hand, or ordered at
the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding
goods. seß P. JOHNSTON fc IIRO
DAINTS, OILS, <Vc.»» We have la M«re<
iVu, ft " 1 ., , , upphM of k**'*' P nre White Lend; Anow
White /lac; Spirits Tnrpentine; Linseed Oil: Var
mshee, all kind*; Blake's Fire proof Paint } Paint
Brushes and Fainter* Color*. Also, Window Glasa,
all qualities of Ameiioan and French manafaature,
at factory price*. P. JOHNSTON k BRO.
Druggists.
8 5 j 2? tAnARIHs -l have a amull lot
t J* Canair Birds, with a good assortment
of faeantiltl Canary Bird Cage*, to close the lot, by
. ZIMMERMAN
•»«*»■■ ramed Mr St.™
At. to *0 Main *treot, opposite St. Charlee Hotel for
tnerly occupied by Mr. R. Hardasty ; having also
selected anow (took of good*, I am prepare! to have
them made np at the shortest notice and accommodat
ing terms. I solicit the patronage of the pablio gen-
Ti J, i W L w "! " *• interest to give me a
£i l li. £*** »» «nrri«o* of Mf. M.
Seholts to suponntend my e*t*bH*hment in tho Tai
ax" 1 *
Hs
«termoettoploa*allwho 1 may have the honor of
r M. SCHULTZ.
AMumcfemi.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SEABON!
THIS XTRNINfI, Hfptfmker Stk.
pßfonnuw will eomantw with '
LONDON ASSURANCE.
D«z*le Mr A H Dninrior'
Meddle " J '
Lady Omy Spanker... Mra Lizzie Wmm Deteapou.
To rooelo'U with
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Coada Jo* Mr. J. Jtlhwon
Mar|«ry .Mr». Lime Waaton Davenport'.
ADMISSION—Dreae Circle and Pirmttt* jo ctl ,
(bo extra cbarie for reeerred Mat*;) 2d Tier Boiri*
25 cte ; GalleHee.SO and 25 eta *•
pf Box Office open from 9 to 5 o'eleek.
rr Doore open at 7; Overture eomneocee it oov
ter before 8 o'clock predeely. w JJ" g r
rpOUKNAMKNT AT tHk VAUULIEit
1 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS/* 1
THE TOUBJJAMEJfT AND FANCY BALL
OP THE BEASON,
Will Uka place on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
the 9th and 10th Sept. * *»•
ST WEBER'S CELEBRATED BAND will be
in attendance. INGRAM k BAKE*,
• 91—7t f ™. , . Proprietor.
fWhlt plaaeecmy ]
WAWTB
VtTANTKD-ABODY MAKER. Tea«. o <t
* f hand, ateady employment will be given. Add!»
to T H. FOWLER. Coech Maker 1
18th at. between Franklin and Grace a'tt
■e B—3t
IVANTKU-Aa experienced N UHnT
v* either white or colored. Apply at thi« oftie/
or addrraa •' M■" box 38.5, Poet Office. »eß—2t* '
AMTKI)— 1 M.HKUIATKI, y~t,;
OVERSEER, for a imall farm, 3 mile, fr"
the city. Reference* required. Apply at thi« offi-a
•e 6—Bt
WASiTKD—A Forter for oar store, slave
preferred.
Alio, a fir»t rate Waaher and Ironer. wlio can do
good «ewing; wilhont incumbrance. None need ap.
ply nnlen folly qualified. and can /five »a;iifar.tor#
reference. Apply to WINSTON St POWERS or
to JOS. P. WINSTON, corner Franklin and 2.J
atreeti. le R
WANTKD.— We wi»h to cantritcf for
20 000 Flour Barrel*, and to lure feveral able
bodied men for the balance of the ye»r. Apply to
TALIAEERROfc BRO.'S Mill.,
Office corner Cary and 12th «ti.
(7* Highest cash price* for prime wheat.
se 6—2w
H/ANTKO-To hire, immediately, h
v» COOK. Enquire at thi* office. *«5-4r.'
AN 'i'lf l»~lmmediately, by >«
man of ateady habits, and who ha* some expe
rience, a situation a* SALESMAN In aome mercan
tile erablishment, (wholesale or retail.) where he
can make himself nsef'ul. Commands a good country
trade, and beat of reference* given if required. Ad
dreaa "A. C. T.," Richmond P. 0., Box 6ij6.
as s—3t*
WANTKO—A Situation hs MI.EMUS,
by a gentleman well acquainted, andean ioMn
ence a large share of trade; Dry Goods preferred, hat
is willing to make himself useful in any department.
Best of reference* given, at to character and qualifi
cations. Those wanting & reliable Salesman can be
suited.
A note sent to A. 8., 141, Post Office, will be at
tenrl»d to at on-e. se 1 — 4t*
VVA>TKD.~A situation its Mnniigor nu
M a farm for the ensuing year, by a gentleman of
small family. Satisfactory references given. Ad
dress "H. R.," box No. 83 er apply to George A.
Hundley, Broad street, Richmond. se 4—St*
WANT Ki>... TU QIJAKKYMEN AND
LABORERS.—Wanted by the undersigned. 5»»
QUARRYMEN and LABORERS. Tin highest
wages will be paid to first rate hands.
BOWIE, WRIGHT k SHARPE.
Petersburg, Va.. Sept. 1,1856. se2—2w
WAMTKD, STORA(< K—The bulk o
vv 3,000 bbls. can be stored at my warehouse, on
the Dock, whence it can be put aboaid canal boats or
vessels free of oharge. A. 8. LEE.
jy 29-t.s
WA NT K D.-All those MilfVriug troin
Cough*, Colds, Hoarsen-**, fcc., to procure
*ome of Richardson's Wild Cherry and Bloodrooc
Candy. This is a vegetable compound of eight welt
known remedies, for the cure of Palmonary Com
plaints. It softens and loosens all obstinate obstruc
tions of the Throat and Lungs, allays, soothes end
heal* all irritation or inflammation, and impart* a
he«lthy. natural action te the Lung* For *ele bv-
J. J. Richardson, Confectioner, corner 13th and Cary
street, and by Adie St Gray, Meade Baker. Laidler
Sc. Robinson, L. B Thomas, 9. M ZfrChrisson. J \V .
Pollard, 17th street, and A Bodcker. an 28—I <n
\l/ANTKI»-A TKA4JHKK. -I wish <o pro
v » cure the service* of a Governea* capable
ing thoroughly the primary brancbe* of an F.nglisii
Education. Applicants will give references and terras.
A Southern laay only will be received The school
is for the benefit of my own children, but I will takn
four little girls and a small boy, who will be located
as mv own. My plantation is three mile" below
Manchester, and is remarkably healthy, but if neces
sary, the attendance of most excellent physician* caa
be procured io an hour.
Terms—lncluding Tuition, Board, Stc., $130; one
half payable in advance, and the balance on the fir»t
of Marcn.
Address Col. S. BABSETT FRENCH, care of
McKinney St Dupuv, Richmond. an 16—lm
WANTED, A SITU ATI ON.-A ymmx
v» Lady, qualified to teach the fallowing Orna
mental branches: Drawing, Monochromatic Painting.
Grecian Painting, Leather and Needlework,i« desir
ous of obtaining a situation in a College or School,
either in the city or country, or «be would be willm?
to take clause* in the various schools to reach eitb-r
or all of tha above-named branches, and if desired
would instruct in the English branches. Kor further
information address " F". C J.," box 233, £iehmon<J,
Va. An early application i* desired.
au 12—1 m*
WANTED TO HIHK.—A colored Ho),
vv 16 oris years old, to wait in a store. Enqairu
at 114 Main street.
se2 WM. IRA. SMITH
WANTED >iEt«KOfaS—Wanted to Htr«<
for the balance of the year 4 Boys and 2 Hep,
for which a liberal price will be given.
au 7-ts _ LARUB k SHINE.
WANTED-Two aood WAUONEKS lor
the remainder of the year. . . __
jy 24 CRENSHAW h CO.
WANTED-Tohlre lor the balance of tho
»» year, a few able-bodied NEGROES, for rex
face operations, at tha Coke
my 27—t* JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
Dispatch steam powee
PRINTING KSTABUSHMEU l,
Alain, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA.,
J. D. IIA MM KHSL.E V & CO- Proprietor*.
Country Merchants and other* visiting Ricbmo*i,
are invited to call at tha Dispatch St«am Job Printint
establishment, and examine tha largest assortment ot
Types and materials for »
STORE BILLS!
to be found South of "Mason and Dixcn's Line," srd
to which all new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added, as fast as produced.
CARDS!
of every description pnnled in
(10LD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED /AAlf
on Plain, Enameled, or Colored Taper, in tha
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed in tbe best style of the art, and a l»rg»
assortment of fine paper kept *1 wayeon hand.
UIlAi HEADS ,
printed on good paper, in a superior anasner, sua ruieu
to any pattern desired. The faciluiss
executing thi* description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Check*, Draft*, Note*, &<*•>
neatly printed in every variety of *tyle and finish,
bound or unbound. All tbe new and hand
some design* for tbi* style of work will
be found at thia establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERS!
on plain or colored papar, or in colored ink. m
office ha* better facilities for I his kind of print
ing than any other office In tbi* eity. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable term* tor
caab, with noatoes* and
•e 6 dispatch.
VALOABU UIIItRAHO.HINV
▼ run BALK PEIV ATfcLY.—For mle, the r*" B
known m "Sprioa Cottojo," Iti»* in Hanorercom
ty, on th<» Chiokahoinloy, and ltoniediatel} »• J
Richmond and Froderlokebur* Bollrood. WnL .
fiom Richmond, and bait a mil* from K'lpT • ■
Station, containing I*l ooroa, with lario l"'' "'
new barn, oorn hnnan, he , «["'»*» •' aaealleol
tar. The land ia well to the arowth of
whent, tobacco and vegetablea, and haa upon i it« «f
•tdfrohle qaantity of primo barrel timber Cn« r «S
and milla ?«n convenient, and Iho neiibUwO'*" •
enlloat. For tatma. apply t% Obo. A. Him"-' •
"tfE&SiS' "^tloTL.'aiSJKPt.
B^^MMt-rAS'crSKUS
MORRIS, at Main Street, Richmond, ia m>* op*«
teg Ida rati. avrrt.* of
BOOK*. PA PKIt, STATIONERY. fcc .
Embracing hia umaJ large and genoral Maortio*# 5 ' ,
which ho would invito tho attention of hia frtoow
""To'w^NTß^'^k'ecHANTS, bo
meota aa fair and at liberal tta coo bo obtained
uiarkot for the two elaaaof fooia oa are found >» nl
eatablwhment.
PI AMOS 2id whlahU
naodloao to a»7, are tho ackoewiadgod boat te»«
tn.ata maaafbotiued te thia eouatrr.
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