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BYJiJB. A. OOWABPOt,
Vn* B«*Hy It MHiUNNMtIM
. ~I IKDI «t>A*T*B C*WT* PSB WBBB. payable ts
, h , Carrier rriee far mailia* $4 a yaw, or
f g 50 for (fx month*, 'a iltum.
AT Tfi# A'ctkly Dkfatch li I—>l NM) fl> j
j k T. niwled to nheertheia at 01 par utamm.
• BOARDING.
I)O\KHIN<J.— Tw« ifktte'mn wlik ik«lr
1» wive*. or two (mall famine*, deeirlng pleaeant
. »nd Buarf la a location vary convenient to
' m.ueM m»y prccare veiy detirabl* situation*. For
nxrlv »* th'« office oc Bs— 3t*
V I|.IKW> HOl'nK. UN 14T1I MTKKKT
( Vmmediately above the Ballard
u<»t>E — Tli* Proprietres* his yet one or two room*
r „,t .a; pawed bJ »®J ln tbe cuj, for the comfortable
n*<>:KOio<ift«ion of familie*. which ah* would Ithe te
occupied Her hoa*e being very conveniently
for bu»ine»* *antlem»n, ahe weald he pla*e*d
J ,c. ommodste a few with board by the day. week.
«tli oi year It will be her aim and pleasure to
n'l c««ntb. table a* poanble who may favor
with their i a'-rona«e oc 2S—6t
BOAK WIMCi -TheHlwerlkrr hna tw» re»
■ j p;«»«ant vacant roonu, eaitable for «in»l« gen*
,n, or fot T'-un* ladies attending school in thecl
tv she wauln i»e pleaaed, alto, to have aeveral more
>.0 BOARDER®, and will u»e her beet eodeavora
« \e -n'jre satisfaction to thosa who may favor her
v their patronage. MRS. H. P PHIPrKN,
Over Mr». Kimpel's,
,v- Ira On Broad above 4th tt.
\Ori»' farvcrnl "pleaannr rtonn, with
. \ Board may be had at the Boarding Home of the
M • «>■« MI'RRAY, on Grace, between 6th sod 6th
, -ee:a they having concluded to remain at their pre*
nt re«ideoce. A few gentlemen can be eccommo*
c,te>? *»dfiy hoarders »e 9—ta
BATCHES AMD JBWBLBT.
(j K K Ki<irstWiT«rj*wKii.
RY —I have just received direct from the
■J> manufactnieis a large stock of new style
Cameo. Gold Stone, Lava, Florentine snd
r.,.. :. uo'. -. Hreartpi;.*. Ear and Finger Ring*. Brace*
;-t», ic ; tlv) a goed assortment of boeom and sleeve
Futtrnt. Locket*, Bracelet*. Pencils and Chains.—
t ii sad cxai-ine before buying.
T. B HUMPHREYS,
No. 57, Opposite Bt. Charles Hotel.
u VV :ti. J. HAUTUULOJiIiW
JSja rRACTIOAL WATCH MAKER, oorner
Eleventh and Main streets, request* the
of stranger* visiting the city, to
i-ir Kct. that he (lives his entire attention to RIC
i'AIRINO. eic'usiveiy Every (inscription of
Watches. Clocks sod Jewelry, repaired as well and
~t ,\i moderate terms as any other house in the city.
It v. eg hu over twenty years experience at his trade,
; >th iu rir.giand and tne United State*, he i* war
r,„;so in i ssunng satisfaction to all who may patron
him. Ail he asks is a trial.
\VM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor. Main and llth *t».,
, c ii—ts nearly opposite the American Hotel.
."NOTICK —The »übnrriber would
ii&\ most respectfully inform his customers and
3. the public generally that he has just receiv
ed from tile North a beautiful assortment of
"TcHES AND JEWELRY of every description,
w./.ch can b< boutlit on as leuonable terms as at any
oii.fr establishment in the city. Please call and ex
amine. CHARLES L. VOEGELE,
Wa'cbmaker, No. 149, Broad and 7th street,
Two doors above tbe Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry done at mode
rats pnees, and in the best and most expeditious mau
r r se 30—lm
« LiiWIS HVMIAM,
IMPORTER Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
iTlwrst" ' Wholesale and retail, No. 98 Main (treet,)
Is now receiving a large ana elegant assortment of
the. above articles, and will offer this Kail the greatest
ta gains that has ever been offered in thi* eitv; and
to merchants who wish to purchase, he would Inform
them that articles can be had in his establithment a*
low ae any btuse in the Northern oitie*.
Gold Detached Lever*, 13 Jewels, $21 no
Gold Hunting do do 30 00
Do do Patent do do 45 00
Silver Lever*, 11 00
Gold Guards, 10 00
Gold Pencils: Silver Table and Tea Spoon*
Gold Neck. Feb and Waist Chain* of various pat
terns
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
■e B—i!m No. 98 Main *t.
VfcW CiBOCKHY AND COMMISSION
i ' a'l ORE.—The subscriber would inform the pub
he that ha has recently opened on Franklin street,
bet wen vs ai and 17tb street*, a GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always en
I.una a general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
KiES. winch lie will sell at wholesale and retail on
Hccommodaiirg terms. He will also attend to all
the duties of. a Commission Merchant, and will ba
pleaded to receive consignments of Produce, &c.,
lro:n ilia friends. He has now in store a goed supply
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, fcc,to
which be invites *u examination from the public,
oc .'3-dim* J. r. SYRCLE.
»'UK liSVAUUH AND
- "ThsChocolat Digaste Ferrugineux" is espe
l recommended 11 ]• a combination of the purest
Chocolate with Lactate of Iron in such a form as en
tire yto disguisa the taste of the Iron. In this are
rarauon the well known tonic effects of Iron are fully
realised. and when prepared for table use with milk,
soiiar. Aic , it forms a most nutiiiious and pleasant
leieraie, particularly suited to persons who are weak
and dsfcilitnted from long sickness, dyspepsia, iic.—
for sale at MEADE & BAKER'S
New Apothecary Store, 186, N W. comer
oc 25—2w Main and 10th sts.
(V • "All peraoiiH holtliuft ■ ecelpts of
■l" L L. SMITH or Blt ITU ii CUSBY, bearing
nate prior to June Ist. 185S, fjrsukscriptlen to Week
ly Newspapers and Magazines, are requested to pro
ten'. them to the undersigned at No. 121 Broad street,
i etween Bth aod Sth, ia order that they may he fur
i isheii with their Papers and Magazines for the bal
ance of the time for which they have paid, either L.
SMITH or SMITH St COSBY, together with
whatever back numbers they may have missed since
thi Ist of June, 1856.
LEWIS L. BMITH.
0023—3t* Lateofthe firmef SMITH 4i CuSBY.
iIKHtANTILK NUTICK.--1 hereby in
ill iorm the public, that 1 have appointed Mr. DAN.
1 *'L HUNT, of ihe city of Richmond, my Agent, to
conduct a retail Grocery and Restaurant, at the house
lately occupied by him in said business, at tbeoorner
of 7th and Byrd street*, upon the cash system, only
nc 22 ~2w* WILLIAM RIXRY.
THK AU.UINISTKATOH of Win.
/I Oouldia, deceased, I appoint WILLIAM S.
CHILLI PS my agent to collect all dues, claims, &c.,
which he, the said Gouldin, had to settle and collect
«s s»;ent for other parties, and 1 urge all parties due
I.im bs agent or otherwise, to make immediate set
llemeut wiih the said William 8. Phillips.
oc 10-lOt R. S. BROADDUS.
ur MCfc. VA. F. fc M. INSURANCE CO., I
Richmond, 24th July, 1856. J
DKJHOVAL.—This Comjmny having re-
IV moved to their new office, No. 131 Main street,
next door to the Dispatch office, is prepared as here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1832, and having now been in opera
tion over twenty-four years—during which time they
have met claims for loss to the extent of largely over
a million of dollars—they refer to the history of
tin.- past as affording the very be»t guarantee for the
futuie. The long acquaintance of thi* Institution
with the insuring public has enabled it to bee«me fa
miliar with their wants, and no pains will be spared,
or information withheld, that will tend to insure ac
curacy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either lo the President or Secretary, and will
in return render such facilities a* may be in their
power to their patron*.
CAPITAL, $200,000111
DIRECTORS.
T. M ALKRIKND, Prealdeat
H. L. Kent, of Kent, Paine k Ce,
H. W. Quaries,
Wm Brera, of Bear* It Poindexter,
H. W. Pry, of H. W. Pry k Bom;
Wn. Palmer
J. A. inioea,
A. K. Parker, of Parker, Nlmrao k Co,
J. E. Wad i worth, of Wadsworth, Turner k Co,
Tbo. Samaoc, of Samson k Pae,
C. W. Pureeil, of C. W. Pureeil k Co,
B. L. Winston,
J. P. Winston, of Winrton k Power*,
B. T. Pulliam,
H. A. Ciaiboras,
P. Cttlien,
Geo. W. Smith, of Smith k Harwood.
«»£»--ta W. L. COWAR.DIN, See'v.
fV Regular discount day of the oompany if Thurs
day ia each week—paper to be offered before 3 o'clk
•in that day.
\1 KKCHAKTM INSIHANCKiCOMPANI
x'l or RICHMOND —This Company insuree eve
ry description of property against loss or damage by
fir* or the dangers of the sea.
Mo charge is made for the Peiicy.
Office, for the present, on the East aide of lStfe st
tetr Main, upstairs.
Toas:
Win. H. Christian, Win. Breedea,
John Pureeil, Thomas R. Prise,
Wib. O. Paine, Jas. Themes, Jr,
It wit Ginter, John Carrie, Jr n
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dnniop,
L. As person Wm. H. Maxell,
Koseoe B He* Joba 0. Qaarise,
Jobo Dooley, David J, Burr,
Rict'd O. Hajklns. Lax kin W Glasebraok,
Lewis D. Crsnshaw, D. Von Qroning,
JoMph &. Anderson, Emanuel Miller.
Jobu C Sintoa, Ed H. Hk inker,
<~ JPreakiln Huams
A. PLEABANTB, President
J. H. Moarseoa, Bee'y. an*—ts
7~<HKfeHK. -50 bxa prime Kmitilmk Dairy
V> (JKnh, tut Mls by
ocso BURTON k OAEENHOW.
DAILY DISPATCH.
VOL. X.--MO. 111.
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Nnwhj Otttfcw 20,1800.
Wages is California.—The 8u FnutcUco
c >rrespondent of the Now Orleans Hcayatie, u;i
busioeee la tbe cities of California ii dull, and la
bor low and scarce. Mechanics' wa|et $5 par
day. and labor®r« 03. Board, aay frota OA to #7
for workman. Female (arrant* arc wanted, and
are the beat paid. Cooks and chambermaid* get
from $40 to 060 per month.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod or Va.—
This body, composed of the mini*tare within the
State, with their lay delegate*, convened In the
Lutheran Church In Woodstock, Shenandoah, Va.,
on Friday, tbe 16th Inst. Tba Syaodkal sermon
wa* preached by Rev. J. B Davis, of Staunton —
On Sabbath the pulpit* of the Reformed, Preaby
terian and Methodist churches wara (applied by
the member* of Synod. On Monday, after a bar*
monton( session, the Synod adjourned. The next
session will be held in the town of Stannton.
Boston Schools.—Bocton city, say* the Trans
eript, own* seventy-eight school hovses, whlch )
with the land, hare co*t $1,602,333. The new
Grammar School House* co*t abont $42,000 each
The incidental expenses of all the schools the last
financial year were $6,797 58. Tbe amount paid
the school teacher* wa* $224,608 70; for new school
house* the expenditures were $149,732 80.
Southern Commercial Convention. —The
committee appointed by the Southern Commercial
Convention at ita laat session in Richmond have
published the same, stating the different subjects
which should moat prominently engage the atten
tion of the Convention at ita next session on the
Bth of December in Savannah. They call on the
South generally to appoint delegate*, and »tate
that the city of Savannah, through ita execntive
officer*, has notified them of ita non to pro
vide for the meeti of he Cony » o n .
Southerners in Kansas.—/a meeting of
Southerner* was held at Westport, Mo., on the
18th ult, and committees appointed in the different
State* to receive and disburse funds collected in
the South fo* Kansas. The committee in Virginia
contain* the following aamea: T.H. Rosier, R.
Ridgeway, W. R. W >lch, T. S. Rucker and H. C.
I'ate.
DEEPENING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.—The
contract with the Government of the United States,
through the Bureau of the War Depart
meat, for opening t lie Sonihweat Pass and Pass a
l'Ontre.in the Mississippi river, to a depth of twenly
feet and a width of three hundred feet, and to keep
these channels clear for the period of five years, has
been awarded [to Messrs. Craig and Righter, of
Newport, Kentucky. The *um for which they con
tract to perform this work is £330,000.
We have received from John O'Niell, Broad
street, a copy of Harper for November. It eon
tains the üßual quantity of interesting mattter.
Norfolk.—ln the city of Norfolk, where the
two political parties are nearly equal in strength,
the canvass is conducted with mora enthusiasm
and excitement than in any other portion of tbe
State. The Norfolk papers give the details ef a
Democratic rally on Wednesday last. The whole
day was spent in erecting poles, firing, See., and
at night the city was illuminated by numerous
bonfires, and a vast procession with tansic, trans!
parencies, banners, ice., moved through tbe prin
cipal street* and then filled to overflowing, the
Bell Church, where the orator of the day, P. H*
AT LETT, Esq, of thli city, addressed the assem
bled multitude until a late hour of the night, when
the procession was again formed and the orator
escorted to hi* lodgings.
Critical Condition —The Norfolk Argue of
yesterday, states that Wm H. Addingfon, who
was assaulted Tuesday, by his brother. Dr. R. H.
AcMingtou, is in a critical condition. The symp
toms were mora alarming on Thursday.
Marine Disasters and Loss of Life.—The
brig Maria, Captaia Lincoln, of Boston, which left
Norfolk, Va., two weeks ago, with corn, loaded by
Messrs. Myers <fc Co .encountered the recent heavy
gale, and the captain and crew were compelled to
abandon her, take the boats, and make for the shore
at the Chicamacomico banks. One of the boats got
safely to land, but the other, in which were the
captain, his wife and others, was upset by the
breakers. The captain's wife, Mrs. Susan P. Lip
celn. formerly of Bristol, Massachusetts, Thomas
Gladding. mate, William Stevens, (colored,) stew
ard, and William Holiday, seamen, were lost. The
rest of these who were in the boat were in the snrf
three hours, and got ashore after great difficulty,
and wilh sundry injuries.
From Kansas.—Dates from Lawrence to the
14th have been received. The emigrants arrested
at Plymouth have been released. Governor Gea
ry ordered them to disperse or leave the territory,
when they retired to different settlement*. The
arms found in their wagon* were returned to them;
More of the Forgeries—We learn that the
forgeries for which Findlay was arrested on suspi
cion in Albany were : One of 83000 on the Bank of
Albany.and one for 94000 on the Bank of the Capi
tol. Findlay protests his innocence of the crime.
Cin. Eng.
A Milt) Autumn.—The Boston (Mass.) Journal
says that wild raspberries of the second crop were
nicked by a correspondent of West Newton, in that
State, a few days a*o, and that if the weather con
tinued favorable for another week, there would
be a large yield A crop of peas, also had been
raised from seed grown this year
For Cuba.—During the past few day* a large
number of machinist* have left Boston and vicini
ty for Cuba, to take charge of the machinery on
the plantation*. Among those who left in the last
steamer for Havana was Wm. P. Heuston, the
well known builder of South Boston, who goes out
to e.rsct some large buildings on the island.—Bo.',
ton Ledger.
Pennsylvania Election—The following are the
footings up of the official returns of all the counties
in Pennsylvania except Elk and MeKesn counties;—
Hcott, democrat, 212 81<S; Cochran, Union, 209,147.—
Democratic majority 3,699.
The yellow fever has ceased to exist in Charles,
ton, S. C., and the health reports are discontinued*
Hon J. F • Rrvln, formerly Lieut. Governor o
South Carolina, died on the 21st inst.
Nathan Bishop, Esq., Superintendent of Public
Schools in Boston, has resigned hi* office.
Col. David Spaugler, formerly a member »f Con
great from Ohio, died last Saturday.
Mr. Hall, editor of the Evaasville clod) En qui
rer, has been elected sheriff.
Judge Hepburn is named for United State* Sena
tor from Pennsylvania.
Judge Qove, one of the most able men in New
Hampshire, U dead.
F. R Bigg ban been convicted at Chicago of rob
bing the post office.
The New York paper* record the sudden death
of J. H Segiune, Esq., President of the Staten
Island Railroad.
There i* a renewal of the report that Dongla*
Jerrold is on the eve of visiting the United States
on a lecturing toar.
The Bteabenville Herald *ay* the Steubenv ills
and PitUburg Railroad i* finished new to that place.
The Cosaie Iron Works, In Neweaatle, Lawrence
county, Pa, were almost destroyed by fire on Sat
urday sight Loas $90,000.
Wm. Whitmore, oI Va, was one of the pa*"en
gers who arrived from Europe ia the City of Bal
timore.
Rev. Henry White, one of the oldest ministers
i connected with the M. E. Church, died saddenly at
his residence in Chrlstiaaa village, Delware, Mat
Friday night
Saydan, Reed t Coa provision house In New
York, ha* failed for $800,000.
The American Institute Fair, in New York.
t'tttt this evening. The receipt* have been $19.-
OW.
The vete In the House of Bishop* upon the res
toration of BUhep Ooderdonk, was twenty one in
uver to eight agaia* his restoration
RICHMOND. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 85.1856.
FORK I Off INtKLMBWCK.
PlMaclal Treablra la Pmc*. *:
The foreifn malb by the City of Baltimore, are
received. The new* Is unimportant, except ia a
commercial view.
XNOLANB.
com ®* ,tla » «» Ut - Con «il
."'f* 1 ' 00 United
WnTIL °^ rna «' to eeice on tbe bthmna of
a * P"»eeding would set be
allowed by the Britlah Government. It Mrs that
£e people °f the United Bl»tes -mn" ?£ how
nvueh each projecto ae tbeee discredit the Oer*
eminent of the United Btatos ia tbe ews ofEarSl
"w^U l iih» , h h * trmo » fer of offleiai
hands. Tbe Government of the
B aot fß4r 'bat It will look con
temptxble In any eyes Its acts are such as to com
tod^lttiL^VrJ°?h "i ,n<l , tb " of tbe Unl
judges In whose band*
tenahii n\° tie matier** 1
i tT * r P° #l Courier is enlightening iu read
Stltel bat * dlseolntlon of the United
a »Pp e * r * to be In as profound
* ?f_ n th *' *nbjeet a* ignorance and conceit can
produce. Tbe following I. hi. conclusion:
•PP** 1 ? " present, tbe United State*
wem to be bound together by a rope of sand, which
™* y b ® broken, and which may be felt by
aomeofthe States to be so unsatisfactory as to
nt °/ bandon th * Uaion - to join them
wives to Canada, and le acknowledge allegiance
chuiettT rj " ThU U » S, T di S *» Hasaa*
REPORT TO THE EMPEROR OK THE FINANCIAL
TROUBLES OF FRANCE.
M. Mague ha* made a report to the Emperor oil
the financial troubles of the Empire. He states
that the deficit of 1854 has been reduced to 73 000 -
000 francs. The deficit of 1855 will not exceed
60,000.000 franca. For the five preceding years
the average insufficiency bad not been less than
80,000,000 The indirect revenues in 1855 reach
65 000,000 francs, without counting 33,000 000 ari
sing from new taxes.
"At no period, under the happiest influences,
bas the productive strength of the nation manifes
ted itself by such striking signs. Not only
has the amount of 1854 been reached and ex
ceeded; not only hitherto, at least, has the extra
ordinary level of 1855 been obtained, but the first
months of the present year, compared with the
corresponding months of last year, bare given us
a considerable increase. This increase for the first
six months alone is 63,000,000 taore than in 1854
ana nearly 26.000,000 over 1855. It is true that the
comparison for the month of August is less fa ;
vorable; but it is not of consequence; It is ex
plained by the anticipated payments made in Au
gust of last year with a view to avoid the new tax
(i application da nouvcau dec.imr,) This par
tial loss will, moreover, soon be made good. The
information received allows us to bt>pe that in the
month of September the increase will exceed 12,-
4 Finally, the progress of the old taxes and the
amount of the new ones form, in the draught of
the budget for the nine first months ef the current
year, an excess of value of about 72,000,000. The
importance of this figure is beyond a question
Thus, sire, without giving way to illusions, we
have the most serious reason to hope that for the
first time since many years the budget for 1856,
despite the expense of loans, will have a real ba
lance of account. This most desirable result, ob
tained at a more difficult period, is the best proof
that the rising movement of the public wealth is
far from having fallen off.
"The embarrassments which have been signa
lized are not, therefore, te be attributed to any
fundamental vice, but to mometary causes. The
state of the Treasury, which is excellent, is an
additional proof. The first two loans are settled,and
the instalments of the last, which will suffice to
liquidate the war, are paid up regularly. The
public revenues increase, as I have already ob
served, in a proportion never before equalled —
The taxes are paid without cost, with rare punc
luality, and even la advance. Money flows into
the public chest*. The payment of the half year's
rente has left us with a reserve of 110,000,000. It
must be evident to every man In bis senses that
these facts are indications of a fundamentally
good position."
SPAIN.
It waft rumored that an autograph letter baa
been addressed by the Emperor to Queen Isabella,
advising her Majesty, in the most friendly manner,
to govern her people constitutionally, and to re
spect the liberty of the subject
The government of O'Donnell is showing the
greatest energy in the Mexican affair. The Queen
has declared the child of the Duchess Montpen
sier to be the Infanta of Spain.
The government is sending a strong fleet into
the Mediterranean. It amounts to a total of 200
guns.
ITALY.
A letter from Pesaro, in the Roman States, da
ted the 19th September, states that all the shops
closed in the morning, and various seditious no
tices poeted up,.in consequence of the government
summoning the tradesmen to pay the arreara of a
tax on trades. At noon, however, it was announc
ed that the tax was suspended, and immediately
all the shops were re-opened and tranquility re
stored.
SWITZERLAND.
The federal powers are resolved to hold their
own in Neufcbatel, with the full consent of that
Canton. The grand Council of Neufcbatel, indeed,
bas voted an address to the Federal Council, thank
ing them in the warmest manner for energetic sup
port rendered "to one of the members of the Con
federation in danger." It has also voted, by a ma
jority of forty-eight to thirty-one, the dissolution of
the burgeoise, the creation of a municipality, the
expulsion of the compromised clergy, and the dis
missal of officials who had secretlyor openly aid
ed the late insurrection. Swords of honor have
been voted to Colonels Denzler and Girard. The
Federal Council, in a message to the Federal As
sembly, states that Prussia alone has made any
formal representation on the subject of Neufcha
tel. "If under any circumstances, there were
grounds for negotiations, they could not, in our
opinion, be opened except on the basis of the recog
nition of the complete independence of the Canton
of Neufcbatel as regards a foreign power. We
shall energetically reject any overture that haa
not this for its basis "
According to Le Nord, of Brussels, the Rus
sian organ, the King of Pruasia is so exasperated
at the conduct and language of the Federal Gov
ernment of Switzerland in the Neufcbatel affair,
that he threatens to proceed to the military occupa
tion of the Canton of Neufcbatel, In the event of
the prosecution of the royalist prisoners not being
suspended.
THE NEW DANISH MINISTRY.
The Ministerial crisis in Denmark is at an end.
The Cabinet is reconstituted as foliowa: M. An
drea, President of the Council and Foreign Secre
tary ; M. Fenger, Finance Department; M.
Scbeele (Minister for the German Duchies) and
the other members of the late Cabinet, with the
exception of M. Bang, retain their portfolio*.
CHINA.
From Hong Kong we have the following: "Of
the rebels in Quangsi, we hear nothing. An ex
tenaive fire broke out on the 23d of July, among
the boats at Shameen suburb, whieh destroyed
great numbers, and about 200 lives were lost —
From Shanghai, we have dates to the 31st of July.
The movements of the rebels still created much
uneasiness, but large bodies of Tartar troop* bad
lately been brought down from the north, and
tb<;re was a report that the rebels bad been de.
feated and obliged to retire towards Cbing klau§«
foo. This require*confirmation."
AUSTRALIA.
By die overland mail we are in reeeipt of Byd
ney paper* to the Bth of July, containing advice*
from Melbourne to the 28tb of June.
Parliament was opened by commission on the
S2d of Jane, under circumstances of greater inter
est than had ever before attended the opening of
the sessions of the colonial legislature.
The Melbourne Ago report* that the escorts
from Mount Alexander aad Bailarat, had brought
into Melbourne on tbe 27th of June, 29,109 ounces
of gold, an£ £28,797 cash.
Aa sgiution waa afloat for the a»*imllation of
the tariffs in tha Australian colonies. Both at
Msi bourne and Sydney the necessaries of life
won exceedingly cheap, and agricultural produce
was selling at prices which ware not remunera
tive. At Sydney potatoes were naaaleable at 2s.
*?t was hoped that the Chineee, who were Tory
numerous In Victoria, might be induced to engage
In making the railway*.
Both la Melbourne aad Sydney assoclatioas had
been formed against foTsromeat grants to reli
gious denominations.
Show w K*i»T®c**--The Mouat Slotttng,
Cy., Whig of Friday week ssys, that It bad keen
mmwlag at that place for two or three day* pre
vieaa.
Ths Wisconsin LsfWatara adjourned m Ike
114tt> last.
t V 1
Tbe following detail* of a of ptn*
ti tap at Macoa hare bean*
owTel n iiojd'm
«£££* £2* her WiUr talking and car
boisteronsweatber,
— '* ® nUr «>*** brought up to an
anebor. There she remained repairing, the offi
cer* exercising strict vigilanoe in preventing tbe
eoolles going ashore, for fear they should
For re « *<***. whatever discon
tent may hay* prevailed, bo fear* of aa outbreak
Would seem to bare been entertained, until a Chi
nese doctor warned tbe eaptala that mischief was
brewing. In preparing for such a contingency as
a raising of the coolies, tbe small arms were placed
on the poop, and two guns were loaded with grape
and pointed forward.
About nine o'clock of tbe night of the Bth, the
disturbance commenced, and the crew took refnge
08 Poop. The captain first fired a shot or two
overhead, bat ss that had no effect, aad the eoo
lies advanced towards them, yelliog frightfully,
armed with belaying pin*, brick* torn from tbe
cooking places, ie., tbe captain gave orders to hi*
men to fire, and immediately a volley wa* poured
Into the infuriated mass from tbe two guns and
also the small arm*. This bad tbe effect of check
g and putting down the riot, and the coolies
were driven below, but they sought revenge by
setting fire to tbe ship, and ia a few minutes tbe
captain was appalled by seeing flame* issuing
from the fure hatch. A frightful scene of carnage
followed, the coolies rushed upon the deck, and no
doubt murdered all the officers of the *hip.
None of them, nor tbe captain, were afteward*
seen. Tbe ship wag toon in a blase, fore and aft.
In about an hour the mainmast fell with a crash,
then the fore and mizzen, and about midnight the
magazine blew up with a tremendous explosion.
Tbe ship wa* hurled into fragments, and a vast
number of poor creature*, who, clinging on tbe
cbaias, perished with her. Of tbe number who
were on board, including crew and passenger*,
about 500, only ISO escaped with their Hves; the
remainder were either burnt in the ship or drown
ed. The affair has produced a great sensation at
Hong Kong.
Illness or Semator Clattok.—The illness of
Senator Clayton is of so serious a nature as to
preclude the hope of a permanent restoration to
his accustomed bealth. The Delaware State Re.
porter, of Tuesday last, say s :
"Mr. Clayton, we understand, has been confined
to hi* room, at the residence of Mr. Comegyt, in
thia town, for two or three week* past Of the
particular nature of his complaint, we have not
been informed; but his physicians think it doubt
ful whether he will entirely recover. On Saturday
last he joined the Presbyterian church, aad took
the sacrament, ia bis apartment, at M r. Comegys's."
Accident.—Oa Friday afternoon, as a salute
was being fired at Chepachet, R 1., in honor of the
Democratic victory in Pennsylvania, the cannon
was discharged prematurely, blowing off tbe right
band of Mr. Jeremiah Mathewson, and forcing tbe
ramrod through the thigh of a young lad of about
ten years of age. son of a Mrs. Palmer. A fatal
termination is apprehended in the ca3e of the lat
ter.
New Theatre in Norfolk.—The new thea
tre in Norfolk, Va., is rapidly progressing, and
will be finished during tbe winter. Tbe building
is 160 feet deep and 70 feet front. The theatre
ball will be 134 by 70 feet, and 30 feet pitch, and
the stage will be 70 by 40 feet. Tho gallery will
extend all around, and the calculated capacity of
the building is 4000 seats. It will be, by far, tbe
finest and most capacious theatre in the State, and
will compete with any in the south.
Fish with Legs.—The Rochester, N. Y, Union
says that several fishes, with four legs each, have
been brought from Fort Defiance, New Mexico,
where they were caught in a small stream. They
are about seven inches long, and resemble a
young codfish, with legs like an alligator. They
have been seat to Professor Agaaslz, at Cam
bridge, Mass-
Murder in Tennessee.— At Pottersville,
Tenn, on the 7th inst, Edward Brown was met
upon the street by Thomas D. Hcffler with whom
he bad had a difficulty, and reoeived fifty-seven
buck shot in his body from a gun in the hands of
H. He died instantly. Brown was a member of
the Palmetto regiment during the Mexican war.—
HofHer immediately fled.
Horrible Murder.—The bodies of a yourg
man and woman, supposed to be from Granville,
Ohio, bearing unmistakeable marks of violence,
were found on the 9th instant., near Montezuma,
lowa. The supposed murderers were traced to
Chicago, Illinois, but there the trace was lost. A
reward of $1500 has been offered for their arrest.
DECLINED.—A. T. Horn, of Mo., who was ap
pointed and confirmed to be the United States Mar
shaj of the Territory of Utah previous to the ad
journment of the Senate, has declined that office.
A Child Beaten to Death.—The Cleveland
Herald soys that considerable escitement has been
created in thatcity in consequence of thedeaihof a
German child named Barbara Ferman, from the ef
fects, it is alleged, of a severe beating received at the
hands of ber teacher in the St. Mary's (Roman Cath
olic) parish school, who Is also a priest. The follow
ing is the verdict of the coroner's jury :
''That the deceased came to her death in conse
quence of a whipping and beating received from and
hy the hands of Frederiok Bauer, on or about the
21st of September, A. D. 1856. The said whipping
and beating havicg been doni with a stick or other
weapon "
The alleged offender has been arretted. One of the
witnesses. (a school girl.) before the coroner's jury,
testified that the deceased was whipped for having
gone to a Ragged (Protestant) Sunday School.
Yellow Feveb.—Bates from Bermuda Islands to
the 9th instant have been received. The yellow fe
ver is still prevailing, and had broken out at Ireland
Island for the fir«t time, and Paget, Pembroke, and
Southampton parishes twenty new cases had ap
peared in three days. Somerset and Warwick had
been fearfully visiter. Tbeir united population
numbers 2.600, and upwards of 500 bad been attacked
with the fever.
El*ctio* in Minnesota.—We have a few returns
of the election in Minnesota on the 14th Inst., for
members of the Territorial Legislature and loea' of
ficers. The St. Paul Democrat aays three demo
crats—Chamb'in. Murray and Costeilo—and two re
paUlicanaf Branch and Ramaey were elected to the
the democrats carrying nearly all the
local offices The republicans have elected their
ticket in the 3d and 11 th Council districts.—
Dakota oounty, it ia rumored, returns two demo
crat*.
Rev. Leon Meryback, a Jew minister of New
York, fell dead In the street Tuesday, a few mo
menta after preaching a sermon.
J. L. Stegal of Louiaburg, North Carolina, was
robbed of $108 In Petersburg, Virginia, Friday, at
the Fair.
The recent frequent incendiary Area at Can
bridge, Mass , have indooed the establishment of a
Vigilance Committee.
tl/IMDOW ULABS.-300 Boxes French,
TV all sizes, in superior order, for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS k FISHER,
0c24 Druggists.
II UNUAkIAN WINKS, much adapted far
XX medicinal purpose*, red aod white, of tbe fol
lowing brand*, vis: nodal. Egri, Tseckezirdi, Vlllanyi,
Bake tor, Tokay, he. Also, French Claret Wines:
Foles Robin Cog nee la bond aad dnty paid, United
Vineyard Proprietors and London Dock Brandies;
Havana aad Principe Cigars; Bevridge's Ale: for sele
at ecW r. WILBACHER.
Y 4 >U n &«M»I» AhLUA A UK, FINIS
X Morrisson's Ale ; Hibbsrt's London Porter, piuis
and quarts; Alisopp's East India Pale Ale, ia hhds.
and bottles. All ia ftne order, ie store aad for sale by
SELDEN A MU.LER,
00 13 corner Pearl and Cery stiee's.
4 4 aad 10-4 Shaker flannel
Twilled aad Plain Doreett Plaaael
White and Bed Flannels of all qaalitiee
Silk-warp aad Sae Saxony Flaanels
Fifty pieces White Dotsett rianaeia, et 1
. , * «**et bargain
Printed Moasiaiaes, at 1 shilling.
At the Cosh Store, M Main street.
eeSS CHRISTIAN A LATH&OP.
np O D Y »_P If P T ICS ALLhOttINV
1 SPBiNOS WATE B.—The water from this cele
brated spring has, ia a vary short time, acquired a
great reputatiea for the care of dtssasss oCtho digee
tive organs, and for the rcthrfergoaaaaldeUUty.
We have the water for sale ia Wttiea, which enable
u» to famish it es good and as perfect aad reliable aa
" ■**" Tuiztil; tist* co. D
oeS2 M Msla street, earner 14th.
> j KKUW MB. l LAMP. ■ Wlswsrttole,
54
esM Cirfipr Cary aad Feadrtrsuts.
PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTBM. '
•very tow of taaSoMa n| iraitlnataili i "■>
admirer. of the Old Dominion, ?*
hibiied by bor clUaena. Not only bere tbwL^i
to wot* aad grid ironed *• «3LS?
turnpike*, tic., to anaMo Item to gM to aadftom
tho nrioai commercial marts. bat bar nackubT
manafaciurers and a«rieuUnrista nneenhit
competing with their brethren to otbor State* in
mil tbo various iuiproremeats which have brea
discovered by ikill and aoioßce. Nor are thev da
flcteat to invention* and diaeoverie*, ai many of
tho fine model* now oa exhibition in tbo Fair
Room of tbo Mechanic*' Institute abuadaatlv
prova In the mechanical department are speet
men* of Cabinet War* from tbo maim factory of
John A Bel vin; aaddlery aad harness by David F
Grooms. John W. Denaia aad Alfred Kin*; bag
gy making, by Almlie, Bo wen & Powell; plum
bin* and tu ixtare* by G. & A. Bargamin. Jr..
Daniel 0 DonneU aad 0. D Yale; store* of rape
nor caste by Bowon, Snyder Sc Carter FrM
Heffley. McKeil i, Woodward aad t2£
agricultural implement* by H. X Smith. Geo'
Watt & Co, and F. Nelran; brofneUy C s! Mat
nee; sign painting by L. L. Montague; ready
clothing by E. B. Spence; gone, pistols, etc., of *n
penor quality, by Jamee Walsh; bat* and cans by
R'chard Moore; family flour by Bragg and boot#
and sboes by Alexander Hill that cannot bo
surpassed in any eity in tbl* conn try.
Ia the todies' department, we may *ay they are
almost perfect, not only in oaefel needlework, but
'? n .K , " ide ,r?; r * wiu «. painting and wax figure*
f no l ,t °Pl >ed her » A* a proof
that they have not confined themselves to mere or
namental employment, some of the show case* are
well supplied with light, white bread, cakes, pre-
pickle*, jellies, etc., put up by their own
delicate bands, that wIH compare favorably with
the productions of the most expert cooks oa tbo eon
tment But we cannot undertake in one notice to
name the extensive number of useful aad ornamen
tal article* to be *oen to the spacious hall over the
First Market, which i* literally crowded together
In one grand mas*, forming a striking and beauti
ful pyramid of industry and (kill, inch as every
\ irginian and every Southern heart should feel
proud to look upon.
The Mechanics' Institute is aronaing our poople
to the importance of education, and if it can once
succeed in enlisting the working cleaae* in such
matters a* pertain to their own immediate Interest*,
it will have pnt in motion the ball of emulation and
enterprise, which will never cease to roll onward
till our good old State ha* assumed the front posi
tion with her listers of the Union.
Charge of Pocket-Picking —William and Joseph
Hogan, charged with itealing $398 from the pockst
of Mrs. William C Butler, at the Fair ground*, in
! Petersburg, on Thursday last, were arraigned be
fore the Mayor yesterday. The prisoner* are
quite young, one of them a mere boy. There is '
something about their appearance tending to ex
cite suspicion, notwithstanding the gentility of
their dress and the innocent air they endeavor to
assume. Mrs Butler stated that she was in Octa
gon Hall, looking at the articles on exhibition,
when some person pushed her repeatedly. Shortly
afterwards an individual, whom she believed was
the largest of the two prisoners, left the room, and
sbe immediately missed the pocket book. She had
taken ber husband's money to keep, because she
thought no one wonld have the impudence to put
bit hand In her pocket, though she bad been cau
tioned to be careful. She was not positive as to
the identity of the prisoner, thongh she believed
•be saw bim in tbe hall about the time the money
was stolen. She had no distinct recollection of
seeing tbe small one, but was under the impres
sion that the two were together.
After hearing the testimony of the officers who
made the arrest, the Mayor decided to send the
prisoners back to Petersburg, to undergo an ex
amination.
A Clergyman's Pocket Picked.—During the ex
amination of the two Hogans, at the Mayor's
Court, yesterday morning, the Rev. Wm H. Starr,
agent of the Virginia Colonization Society, asked
the privilege of making a statement. He said
that on Wednesday evening, about quarter after
6 o'clock, as he was leaving the Weldon cats, op
posite Jarratt's Hotel, he was very shrewdly re
lieved of his portemonnaie by a pick pocket. It
contained, in gold, silver and bank notes, about
$79, together with a travelling card granted bim
a few months since by Washington Division, No
1. Bodß of Temperance, of Norfolk, a receipt from
E. J. Griffith, Esq, of the same city, for a note
left with bim for collection, a coupon ticket pur
chased that day at the ticket office in Weldon *o
secure bis passage from Petersburg to Richmond,
with a few small articles of little value. While
passing out of the car, with his carpet bag in bis
right band and his umbrella in his left, two voung
men jammed bim quite Impolitely; the one before
bim would not go off the steps, and the one in the
rear urging Mr. Starr to proceed and let bim out
At last the young man in advance turned bis face
up toward the one behind, as If to learn from him
whether to release Mr. S. or not. Instantly he
was permitted to step down upon the ground, and
feeling in bis left pocket, discovered that his porte
monnaie bad been abstracted. Mr. Starr hopes,
that as it is said there are some honor even among
thieves, tbey will place his portemonnaie and the
papers where they may be sent to bim, car* of
Rev. Dr. L. M. Lee, Richmond.
Sating Machinei are becoming very popular
with the ladies, not only because they execute
their work well and neatly, but because tbey aave
a vast amount of midnight toil over smoky lamps
or brilliant gas lights. In the fair of the Mechanics'
Institute are two of these "labor-savera," of Hunt
&. Webster's patent, which appear to as to be a*
near perfect in every part as human ingenuity
eould desire- These machines are simple in eon
struction, easily understood, and are not liable to
get out of erder. Another recommendation they
possess is, that the eye sight is not affected by
tbeir use, nor do they require extraordinary care
to keep them iu order. They hem, stitch, fell and
run with accuracy, and when their work is com
pleted, it will stand as long as the cloth lasts. Mr.
P. Horton Keach, of this city, haa deposited these
articles, and is the agent for their sale.
Concert.—M'lle Adele Florence and her troupe
will give a coneert to-night at Corinthian Hall, and
from the favorable expreasions we have heard of
their previous performances, we do not hesitate
to recommend them to the patronage of the public.
The programme inclodea a rieh variety of musical
selections, in addition to aome pretty dances by
M'lle Florence.
Stabbing— An Italian named Nannl Leonardo
has been arrested for stabbing John Closs, a grad
uate of the Chain Gang. We are informed that
the difficulty originated in play, but Leonardo be
pame excited and stabbed C ioss twice ia the body,
inflicting severe bat not dangerous wounds. The
matter will be investigated by the M&yer on Mon
day.
Theatre.—The attractions for to-night are really
superior. In addition to that capital drama, "The
Lost Ship," there will be an afterpiece in which
Jefferson takea a conspicnona part. We allude to
the "Golden Farmer," a play rendered celebrated
by the comicalities of Jemmy Twitcher. "Veil, vet
of it t" Why, the bare announcement will be anf
fident to ensure a numerous attendance.
Death of an. old Citizen—Ut George Steel*. a
well known citizen of Richmond, died yesterday
morning- Mr. Steele has resided here ton* forty
▼ears, hu been for a ion* period engaged* mer
cantile pursuit* and an officer of the Barings Bank,
and commanded the respect of aM who knew hiin
Hi* funeral will Uke place to-morrow morning,
at 11 o'clock, from the Second Baptist Church.
Wyman Coming- —Dr Denmaa, Wyman's mnmt
eoMrrier, informs us that the wizard and Teotrtto
quist will resume his entertainments at Metropoli
tan Ball to-night Lei all those who wish to be
astonished and delighted, go, and we dare assert
that they win not regret it.
Rt opening .—lt will be an adreO
Usement la this paper, that Mrs. M. C" Jitter is
about to rfropea that favorite boose, the United
States Hotel Families desiring hoard will find it
an excellent place, and visitors to tbe Fair can be
acoom mo listed ia eaperior style.
In Hot Water—A free woman of color, named
Mary Weaver, was brought before ike Mayer yes
torday oa a charge at throwing a kettle of hot wa
ter upon Mary Cooper, aad esse Tilting her with a
brick. The case was dismissed,
roMsay —Wm. Rowling, charged wMt stealing
timber from Maynard & Allen, will be exassiaed
by the Mayor today.
PisdUr/wt—Mathew Egan, arrested forstealisg
a pair or drawers from Daniel Byan, was dlo
charged jestscday by tha Mayor.
1 'Motion of an Ordinate*—Tim Virginia Central
Boilraert Osepay bare been reported te the
Mayor for nsnniag an eagiae wtthia the cfrr Basil*
sosspeayStt, 4 - ■ y - ; I
THS DAILY DISPATCH*
t ITMMBOFADVERTIBINO.
t!::iS:|::ii::: \
1....<».8..0te.... IB [1.... i». | ,
arreted by ear police, »tnri»Ti SSI, for rtaagng
s hone, valued at #100, fi*m WBHam I*. fl—ij.
mondag. Tba m»— mm mrtmm Wm
atbef October, aad Mr. Secrey tracedK toPrteee
George eounty.. It appeared fret the taoUmeaj,
■kit Day add the bone to Mr. Patrick Hntr
Jones, at Prfaea George Ceil Hoaea, eatfeaar
ooad Thursday ia tbepreeeat saoatb, meal viag la
mam the sum of $56 50. Ha cava Mr Jeaoea
receipt, signing bb name a* Shannon. Tba Mayor
•eat the case to Hanover to be fnßy fiiriH|ml
The prisoner, we saderstand, l« a uaiM maa. la
welldreeeed, and Areas bio general apy«ar>aaa. ae
me would suspect him of commlttiag a crime aaeb u
tta: wttb which be la charged.
Oweidiaa of Qtorg, Lhinfston.-l* tba Or
eult Court yesterday aonbf, the trial of George
Livings'on, for the murder of Elisabeth Dneebor
ry, waa brought to a oonclusioa, the jary mm iai
intr a verdict of marder in tba second degree, aad
Axing the term of hia confinement in tba peuitea
tf*ry at ten years. Having been once before con
victed of fofcoy, tbia verdict would aab|eet tba
prisoner to aa additional term of ive years. It
was announced, however, that the cue would be
carried ap to the Court of Appeals.
Compliwunurf Ball— The last homed the so
journ in sßichmoad of the Washington Honk aad
Ladder Company were agreeably pasaed with Xea.
2,4 aad 7, at the Armory of tba Young Guard. A
ball was gnttea ap. at short eedee, by tba maaAere
ol these efficient lira companies and a delightful af
fair it was, la every reepeet The acoompKahed
commanders of the three companies, aad tba com
mittee of arraagemente, exerted themselves con
stantly throughout the night to make every body
happy, aad we are sure they snoeoeded to admira
tion. The sapper, provided by Andrew Fiabi,
waa really splendid. Taking it altogether, wa
have seldom if ever looked apeo a mora marry
company than that assembled aa tbia twrasiim
Our Arames, during the past week, have exhibi
ted a spirit of generous hospitality never exceeded
in Richmond, and won for themselves las tine cre
dit
Elegant Entertainment—The rapper firm by
Citizen Fire Company Mo. 6, to lb* Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder Company, of Waehtegton, at
the Ballard Saloon, on Thursday night, wai in all
respects an elegant affair. The table* were laden
with an abundance of cholee viands, prepared <8 a
style which It would be Imposible to rarpaaa. The
proprietor of the Saloon, Mr. Smith, haa complete
facilities for retting np affair* of tfai* kind, awl ha
never exerted himaelf more industriously tbaa on
thi* occaalon. Song* and sentiment*, and motto
from the Armory Band, added aeat to the enter
tainment, and the gtiest* seemed mneh abased
with this demonstration in their behalf. The ss«n
ber* of Citiaen Company have proved that they
are a* competent in dispensing the rite* of hoapl
tality a* they are efficient amidtt the terrors of
conflagration. May they long eontinne an Had and
true.
Circuit Court —Frederick Greiaor was tried yea*
terday for cutting Thomas May with a hatchet.—
The Jury rendered a verdict of guilty, fixing the
penalty at pne year in the Penitentiary. The trial
of Patrick Enwright, for a felonious assault upon
Larry Miller, alco took plaee yesterday, and re
sulted in the acquittal of the priaoner.
Departure—The Metropolitan Hook and ladder
Company, of Washington, took their departure for
home yesterday morning.
Threatening.—Lewis Botto, brought np for
threatening personal violence to Peter Neabenberg,
and Peter Neabenberg, for making similar threat*
against Lewis Botto, were both discharged by the
Mayor yetterday.
Not Sustained.— James Elmore was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday on a charge of assault
ing Wm S. Puckett, on the 26th of May last. Mo
witness appearing the matter was dl*mi*»ed-
Pennsylvania ha* been added to the State* la
which the 20th of November haa beea appointed as
a day of general thanksgiving.
Fined.—Ann Winkers, a resident of Pink Allay,
was yesterday fined $6 66 for retailing ardent
spirits without license. Shs promptly forked over
the money.
rpilU UNUKKMUMICI) kegs I* info rat
A the pnblic of the city of Richmond that he will
open, *n the 25th of October, a GYMNASIUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
Franklin street, where a room has beea comfortably
fitted np for the purposa.
Gymnastic as well a* fencing Exercise* do aat
only strengthen the health by keeping the tang*,
nerves and muscles in activity, bnt they alse give esse ,
and elegance to the bearing and motion of the body.
He beg* to invite the pnblic to anueron* participa
tion, and requests principally parent* and teachers to
entrust their sons and pupils to hi* care, a* he will
try te *tr*ogtben aaddevelop, step by step, even the
weakest abilities
TERMS, 111 SDV4NCI.
For the whole session, from the 25th of Octo
ber to the l«t of Jane... #15 00
Six month*. 1000
Fencing In rolls and Broadsword, extra chart*.
Classes and Schools admitted on mora moderate
terms.
All kinds of weapons of the heat quality ean be ob
tained by the undersigned at the lowest price*.
COL. a. EST van.
Professor of Fencing and Gymnaatic Exercis**
oe 13—1 m at the Richmond Ceilef*.
|\I OTIC is—The sadersifaed have termed
i™ a co-partnership, for the purpose of coodaatiag
a wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARUINQ
BUSINESS, under the firm of PEYTON fc PAT
TON.
PT Office for the present over J. J. Fry's, Esq.,
Basin Bank.
Refer to Wm. H. McFarland. Esq., Hon. John M.
Fatten, aad Measrs. Haxall A Co, Richmond; Col.
T. J. Randolph and N. Burnley. Albemarle.
Thomas o perron,
00 IS—d3w ISAAC W fATTON
NH W UAKUWAUKHOIItit.-
KOHRitT J. DKNNY
Begs leave to appria* his frieada sad th« _p*b
lic that he has just opened in th* newly fitted
op end conveniently arranged store, No. 3M Mala
street, and nearly opposite th* new Cortom House,
a fresh and complete stock of Hardware, Cutlery,
Onus aad Edge Tools, purchased a pen th* meet fa
vorable terms, aad embracing th* usual variety of ar
ticles found in each an establisfemeat.
He respectfully solicits a share of patronage, prom
ising that bis prices shall be aa low a* he aaa aCerd,
aad that every effort shall be used by him to give sat
-1 iefaetion to those who may favor him.
It is his intentioa to keep on band particularly, a
good assortment of koaa* keeping aad Buitdiag Hard
nr|ff,
Orders fro no th* country shall receive awefal and
prompt attention. se 27—la
[IBM HI AN PALM MUAPi Lakia'a Seape
Li Lnbin's Kxtracts, genuine; fur sale by
OEO. DOWOKN, Druggist aad Cheiist,
om 23 Sixth sad Breed si.
have ea baa* a targe
1 assortment of Feaden, cousistiag ef Brass, Wire,
Green Piaroed Iroa, aad Cast Iron. wUch we are
cLa "" O V.OTJ?S^.
B ww " h "ass^vssaa*
oo?3 Ho. n« Mala sweat.
BL'TTKM—Frtase «mW|,WV
I* landing a*l for sals
oa 39 *ora*r Pearl aad Ca-r sliasks.
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