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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
BY Richard Cauthorn.
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAtINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
-. MoND-Ohce removed to the Store of Chris-
tan Lathrop. No. SO Main street-In conse-
9uence of the resignation of David r. Crane VIM H.
christian was unanimously elected Cashier The of
nee has been removed to the of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received, on which an
interest OF per cent will be paid all sums re-
naming On deposlte SIX months or longer and five per
cent. for shorter period.
rms institution has been in existence twenty-eight
years. has loaned eight millions of dollars has
no suspended dept has never lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due = :
JNO. THOMPSON President
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL Secretary
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a. EMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING
~ POWDER.-Day after day heavy. clam1ny Bis
cults; fiat Loaf Bread thin, tough Cakes and heavy
Rolls, endured by housekeepers and forced into
the stomach to the great detriment of health and hap
pness; husbands scold, wives frown, the children
grumbie, the cooks turned off, and general unhap-
pness prevalsall for the want OF single teaspoon
ful of SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
DER. If you want light, sweet and wholesome Bis
cults Cakes, Rolls, &c. buy box of these Powders
Sold by Paterson Jackson, Druggists; j. III. Gary
William Jenkins Peter Febr Geo A. Hundley, VIM.
Fl. Gray and J. Mettert, Grocers, and by Druggists
and Grocers generally
Made and sold, wholesale and retail, by
S. p. SEMPLE, Druggists.
no IL 202 Main ST. Richmond Va
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n c--"as - FOR NJ FOL X AND
e-zlils--= PORTSMOUTH.-The steamboat

ssss.fSe-zz..,z8- AUGUSTA, Capt w. C. SMITH.
coed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth, where the
boat will remain short time and then return to
Hampton, to remain night. On the mornings
the boat up she will connect with the steamer
COFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore. Should the
Coffee fail to out at any time, the Augusta will
sengers.
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
81 O'Clock fer Port Waltha where take the
Boat-returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days, viz: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings at 6 o'clock. This Boat
will stop all the regular landings the river both
going and returning.
THOS DODAMEAD, Supt
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!. Mis-. f. LYON-O VEIt THE

EfS TIL ODIST BOOK CONCERN, is
va MAIN STREET-Wil, on Monday, 22nd
81 October, open her winter fashions; consisting
nll, velvet, Straw and Leghorn Bonnsts, for la
una children Also. Cloaks, Mantes, Hair Braids
--oots Flowers, Headdgesses &c. Together with
''leiy OF fancy goods
DI''.e' tIoaka Nc made to order. &C 22-eod2w
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n H e MANUFACTURERS, SAVINGS
BANK will continue to receive Deposites, on
which they will pay per cent payable semi-annual-
e Office of Deposit atiR. H. MAURy & Co.
c. WORKMAN, Prest.
4. j. SiSToN, Treasurer. my2-d2awI c6m
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lIAVE YOU SEEN THE Gu ANGE IN
II THE CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY AND
FRUIT STORE, CORNER ABOVE THE COLUMN
BIAN HOTEL Having painted and improved tho
above place, am now prepared 20 furnish my friend
and the public generally with fresh CAKES, PIES,
cheap can be bought in any other similar establish
ment in Richmond; also superior Cigars, Smoking and
Lager Beer; also Beveridse Il Co.'S Cream Ale on
drausht. Give me call, and viii try to merit
turn no lo-Sts
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oar ITAL $5O,0O0.-COAIIERC
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ohice at the store of Quarles
& Brooke on 18th street = -
Depostors in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. G. PAINE, President.
R. T. BROOKE, Treas. jy6-ts
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NOTICE..-I do hereby constitute MARK
Y SCHULTZ ny true and law full agent to conduct
for me and in my name the business of Merchant
Tailor and Ready Made Clothier, in the city of Rich
mond but shall require all purchases made by him
for said business to be for cash only and will not hold
myself responsible for any purchases made on credit
no TIT HIRAM RRAGG
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ERUTT.--LEMONs AND FIGS Landing
no L - 's'' " DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. +
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Office R. 4 2. R. R. Co. oc Is --
REA UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
. PGany~fHpr o,n Phi lad ghne.,E via
Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain David
Tea Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. Z.
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Z. Gift
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice. every Tuesday and
Friday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
ceive freight and passengers Returning, leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ac-
Communications for the comfort of passengers having
been added as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
goods committed CHARGE to receive an increase
o. No transhipment by this line.
Do do Philadelphia, and found LIST
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
L. Passengers by this line stop in Philadelphia
two three DAYS, and then proceed to New York by
the sam. an ticket II. E. FUTILE, Agent,
z ~ WILLIE RAILROAD-OPEN TO
BARKSDALE'S, III MILE The
regular Passenger Train viii run daily SSundays eS-
stopping to take up put of passengers ct the follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robou's Coal-heid Tom
IOWhhtan, NhttOux- Cuuia, aIltiih W. Iii Je-
tersville Jennings Ordinary, huntsville, Prices Me-
herrin, Keysvile brakes Branch Mossingford, Roa-
ncke, Clover Scottsburg Boston, News Ferry, and
Barhsdale's
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ breakfast at
huntsville, and arrive at Barksdale's 1855 p. M
Leave Barksdales at 1850 P. NJ, and arrive at Rich
mond at 7.l8 p NJ
Children over and under IL years Of age, and ser
wants. half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes. that one may
be retained at the Office where they purchase IneH
tickets and it be expressly stated that they are
permitted to 20 on the cars. -,
Passengers for Fsrmyille. Jynchburg Wyfhevliie,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville. Tenna connect
daily with South. Side Railroad at Burksvie. ras-
| sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N: G, connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Holdery
Co.'s fast hne of Stages. a.
Through to Farmville. fundamentally oo
Lynehburg. ................ W
:" Wytheville ...............,.i ~ ~
Jonesboro ...........--....AI ~ %
s.. " s.s Knoxville. ................. . o.
I" Salem. N. C................l 10 10
/" Greensboro. N G.. .......... 90
r. q HuGHSoN, Ticket Agent
Richmond Oct ii 1855 oc 10
lfRUIT.--LEMONS AND FiGSxLandina
and for sale by
noR DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co..
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DEAR GRASS FAMILY HAMS.--25
II tierces now landing and for sale by
no 12 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
CHEESE AND BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
~ Landing this morning and for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER
no IL Corner Pearl and Gary streets.
A TTKACTIVE OPENIN(;.--The excite
N ment still continues at GOLDSMITS Cheap
Store, No pos Broad street Great auction bargains
Just received from the large sales just held in New
York, % dozen Ladies' Embroidered Handkerciefs, at
Is cents 10 doz do at 37t cts; dozen do at so
10 dozen good Kid Gloves at S7 cents; Is dozen far
SUPERIOR equal to Alexander's at SCI cts; 10 dozen
Black Moravian Hose, at Is; Bonnet Ribbons from ct
cents up to the hnest Cambria and Swiss Bands,
from 10 the nest Collars the low price of
10 cents to the best quality; 500 French Woven Cor
sets at .37t cts. To get great bargains just call at
GOLDSMIT'S Trimming and Fancy Store,
no12 POS Broad street.
nor THE GENTLENEN.--Ane elegant
assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves.ings, on
wool Shirts and Drawers; Linen Bosom Shirts era
Scarfs Suspenders; and every variety of furn-
ishing goods of the most fashionable styles.
nos ALFRED MOSES, 6S, Main st.
S5O.OOO W0 G6gTf OF ply z GOODS =
entire change in business the first January next
viii until that time offer stock at and below
cost for cash negotiable notes at months with in
tereat added.
lie may rely upon getting goods at satisfactory prices
Our stock Is very large and desirable most of 1t of
cent purchase u.prwpr1 :, m
w at my yard on Broad street, both sak and pine
wood which will sell low for cash. Persons order
ing wood will please send the money at the time, or
the wood will not be sent.
no Slots S. m DAVIS.
E'MBROIDERIES, ENIBROIDERIES.--
Ia We offer this day new lot of Embroidered Mus
lin Collars which in cheapness and beauty exceed the
no - J. MfLLHISER & BRO
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|DECTIFIED WHIsKEY.-Our ewn &c.
II. lei rated brands Prime Old Bourbon Whiskey;
scotch Whskey; London Porter pnts; Ola Wines Ard
.rtment inc 0resn aud Black Teas s1ices IL
e IRE and for sale By SELpEN 4 MILLER,
] no u @ Cosuss feast md Ousy ssfeets,
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hgHers.
FrgssthsE
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made
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THOICE SAD e OF ENGRAVIN(,S- -
~ There are now on exhibition and for sale at No
$50 Main street. the largest collection of fine ENGRA
WINGS ever offered in this city, consisting of the ig-
ter Madonna, after Raphael; Whiskey Still, after
Londseer Sir Walter Scott and his Friends Abbotts-
tord full length portraits of Clay Webster and Cal
houn; and other fine and costly engravipps We
would advise lovers of Fine Arts examine them to.
day, as they remain only a short time no7---ts
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"a Observation-Disclosures has removed
IA his BOOT and SHOE MANDATORY to
E No. 3 Exchange Place, l4th street, under the
~Ss7 Exchange Hotel, where he would be pleased
to see his old customers, and also new ones
as choose to call confidently believing that he suit
them as well as any other establishment in the CITY,
GY Particular attention paid to fitting tender feet
DC 29-dtno
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HATS, CAPS eHoDs, ac.

',-- - e, g. s.
81 Hats, CARS .s sca r oy TIE
AFALL TRADE OF 1885,
JOHN DOOLEY,
respectfully informs his fiens and the public, that
he has jnst opened the FAN trade with an elegant and
most extensive assortment of HATS, CAPS, &c,
his stock of Virginia manufactured Goods which
greatest care will be found, together with his fine
supply of imported articles to embrace every STYLE
and to be unexcslled anywhere.
satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET
se6-2m Richmond Va,
NEW STOCK OF FALL EU
N8GOoDS-HENRY w. QUARLES, LII
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS. Doors.
SHOES, TRUNKS, &c respectfully begs leave to an
nonnce to the public, that he il now prepared to offer
to the public one of the commanding stocks in
ms Line ever offered IN this city His stock Is now
complete and he asks the attention of city and coun
try dealers with the that his prices shall be
satisfactory. ~ Fss se1l-ts
- RUN. BOYS. Run, to WALSH'S
~3 Boot and Shoe Emporium, and buy pair
find the greatest variety of Boys Boots and Shoes of
every size, that good. WIN WALSH
n GENT LIE n + MS CALF CON-
XGRESS BOOTS, double and single soes, of
~ MAURICE's.
no Is ISL Main street.
HR GENTLEMEN,S CALF DOUBLE
HsoLE, WATER PROOF BOOTS, made in
the oes5 'ewed and shssP for
no IL ISL Main street.
s ed lat at NG No. IS re'e''-
Gents patent leather es,t Button Oxford
Congress Caters,
:" Quilted bottom do. Boots,
Which, together with my previous assortment, rem
ders my stock very complete. Gentlemen invited
to call on J. c. PAGE. Jr.,
no 10 IS Market Bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

From the ChsFlssson Mercury, June 1871
We have received from high and perfectIy bIe
source intelligence OF the most interesting character
from the island Of Cuba The pacific turn which the re-
stons between Spain and the United States have
and hopes Of the Creoes Despsiring Of receiving aid
from the United States government and their friends
here being prevented by the neutrality laws from going
to their assistance they have seems resolved upon
desperate leap for freedom They have determined 10
revive the original idea Of Lord Pamerson Of thro wing
agreed to at the time because Of the condition Of the
abolition Of slavery The Club Of Indspendsnss
consent to admit Of gradual emancipation In order to
obtain from England guarantee of independence, and
they have referred the subject not only to Lord Palmer
ston but TO the abolition sscstiss OF England and
meDt Of the blacks, numbering six thousand men,
and from other indications, the Cubans are convince
that the design Of Spain is to Acanze the island
they are willing to anticipate her in the design II by 1t
they can secure the protection Of England and deliver
ance from Spanish oppression. The announcement Of
such scheme cannot fail to excite attention in all quar-
ters Of the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23
Excitement In Bucks County, Pa Inquest
on the Hody OF a YOung LadY.

For three four weeks the people Of Tincum town.
ehip, Bucks county, have been in state OF excitement
relative the death of young lady of that vi unity of
interesting character and ordinary personal At
fractions Who died in Philadelphia on the 18th OF 10Th
With Ihs Doyiestown papers give the following ac-
The ston before the ooroners jury relative to
the death Of Elizabeth ailpot OF Tnicum township al
luded to in last weeks intehgencer was resumed on
ship. Mr. James, District Attorney, present to
present the common wealth. There Is much excitement
in that locality arising from this affair and large crowd
Of persons collected where the examination held to
hear all they could CLEAN about the death OF this
young girl They continued to hang around the spot
number of witnesses were examined as to their
knowledge Of facts in references to the leaving the
vicinity TO 60 to Pnaoe pha and the return OF her
iifeless BODY TO Tnieum township; but nothing was
elected to Ok suspicion upon any particular person
The father and mother Of the deceased before the
jury witnesses They testified TO the fact that they
were Of their hiers pregnsncy that she left
her home for PSilsdsleoa With h'tj consent sent
there in due season. that che was to be carefully
nurssd and attended to- that she did go Phs
an abortion produced The girl before leaving for Phi
ladephia told her mother the Of the author OF
her shame. which repeated by the witnesses sa
turday The person named Is married man, and o re-
letter was read 70 the jury BY Mr. James from VIM.
Nee had discovered that Elizabeth Hnpots death took
place at Mrs. Halowells nursing hoase In that city
mos known on the 4th Of May at the time in consdera
Bile pain and threatened with symptoms Of premature
Birth Dr. Longsbore, the family physician, was called
n and attended to her case. Che grew worse and
taken with premature birth supposed to BIZ the effects
pf drugs. Her death took place during week. She
did not desire her parents to be sent or-nor would she
ferl her the names OF her parents After her
DEATH by means her parents were notified OF the
Nyeat The whole matter appears 70 be rather myster
Ous and plainly shows that there were foul used
BY sonebody and that the guilty person remains to be
xerreted out.
TIE iury rendered q verdict" That elizabeth Hilpot
died In Philadelphia from IKE effects Of premature
BIRTH
Tho excitement In Tinicum continues unabated. All
kinds Of stories put In circulationao Of them
SO great the excitement on Saturday last
that touch Of Judge Lynch ut time threatened
towards several persons present whom connects
vita this affair. chain OF circumstances may yet
point cut the guilty parties.
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Sebastopol.
JANIS GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,

JANIS GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
The neglect Of Greek and Roman literature has
become sadly apparent among some Of our edi.
tors. Even infallible Greeley, 80 particular after
Webster In assimilating derivatives 90 much 90 pos
sible, to the words from which derived strangely
adopts the barbarous mode Of spelling Sebastopol
with v. The public are curious about the etymo-
l,gy Of the name. and have not unfrequently been
amused by the perplexity into which some of the
alumanati Of the Empire City are thrown when be-,
set by the question Unde de,iuatur Sebastopoi?
The Sunday Atas cannot tell whether or no; 1t be
Teutonic word C) and properly written Sebasto.
pool; and The Daily Ns,cs, shocked at the igno-
rance and pretence Of the Aflas, gives us to know
that thu word means "The EmpeIor's City" WHAT
Emperor's?
BY your permission, since no one else has done It,
would inform such Of the public % do not kuowis
already, that there was formerly Roman emperor
called Augustus, which being made Greek becomes
Stbasfos; both hgnifying venerable or tcorshipfl;
that the Greek for "city" is pos and that Sebasfo
means THE CrrY OF AUGUSTUS; analogous to which
are the compounds C0nssantinope (C.ty OF Con.
siAntne), Adfisnople (City Of Adrian), DC. Seve-
raj cities called after Augustus: one In Ccis,
and anotherSin Judea, were both called Sebastd.
London was called augusta after him. But fe n
would recognize In the modern Soragossa the an
Gent name Of Cesar AUGUSTA j. A. A.
June 10, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23
An Alleged Elopement from jersey City In
Is53.-The Parties Recently Arrested.


mander of vessel haing from New York, married
to young and handsome female in Jersey City, New
Jersey in which place the newly married couple took
their residence. The match was love affair, aad the
welded pair lived in great happinesa unit. family Of
four children added to their household. The only
circumstance which occurred to their complete fell
city, the absence of the Captain who, in the dis
charge o. MS s 70 Gs S Sess
varying greatly the Captain could not always make the
proper provision for his family and sometimes, when
absent unusually long, the wife would run short Of
funds and Decsssaed to borrow from her friends
Among those who thus assisted her tailor named
cbdren Who taxing advantage Of the opportunity pre-.
scented, established intimacy of very question
the Illicit connection discovered by the friends of
the parties, and the guilty couple to avoid the
q @ Nth them 'n n
fight about $500 worth OF property beo ngng to the
Captain and leaving behind all their children.
o voyage to Cuba, and astonished discovering
what had trapspred in his absence He first set about
picked them up in various places where they had been
taken after the cruel deserton by their inhuman
mother He then endsayored 70 ferret out the where
received orders from the ship to sail again with
his He accordingly departed without accomplish
ing his purpose and returns from subsequent voy
eyes was prevented, BY want Of tme from tracing up
the fugitives
OF Cuba and being left at liberty BY the accident
his return to jersey City, although couple Of years
had elapsed, determined to devote his whole time in
search Of the ahess pair By accident he beard they
were In this city on, and secured officer Hague to
follow up the scent That officer was not long in "spot
tpg his prey and directly ascsrtsned that the persons
he was after had resided at the United States Hotel
der the name OF Jones, but then living in Browns
vle To this place he proceeded on Monday and without
difficulty took his into custody and brought him down
to the city yesterday, when Alderman Steel committed
him to jail FOR further examination TO. day.
During their brief resideEce in Brownsville hearing
that the Captain shpwrecked and drowned, Hal
stead and Mrs Parker married, thus adding the
serious crime OF bigamy TO the offence previously COM
mtted.
Captain Parker Is fine, intelligent looking man, and
how his wife could desert him for Halstead who has
proved himself In deed but 'ninth part OF man" for
honesty, is mex plicable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

"A destructive ere occurred in Richmond, Va, ON the
nth inst. The losses may be thus summed up:--Mr.
HAxrisos Shockoe warehouse and she'd 81 eco; the
state Of Virginia, two hundred hogsheads or tobacco
S4vw hessrA Warwick Barksdale ON servants, house
ana turntnrei 1850; Mr., Mostly stable and pro.
venasx tSgei hsssrs Turner Traylor on ready made
wosS ssocs s,d tools 1000; Messrs oNeil Ellis on
sssck $40 toe 500; Mr.. A. Foster, patterns $50
msss,s. haans bfAnnsn, 6xturss In foundry $500
~ sAIia ". shAr2s % np race, elso, NJ insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

The Chicago Democrat says that immense numbers Of
cattle and hogs being shpped from that city for
Eastern markets. The cattle have been brought from
Teraa end vintered, and now being sent forward
over shs Michisan Central and Great Western RAILROADS
day tive since one gsn let Chicago With ts cattle
Aad J, les hogs
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The number Of convicts In Connecticut State prison
the 3lst OF March last, was 174 or these 1876 were
white and ~ were ccored Males white and coiored
IL England; In Germany; and each in Switzerland
Poland and the Island Of st. Jaeo There are Ave con-
fined for fe for the crime Of murder The dirsc tors
report the earnings Of the prison the eight months
ending 3lst March last At e12 252 49, Expenditures
elo,28s 90. Net revenue, el,952e7,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

RECRUITS FOR THE CRMEA.-Thirty recruits for
the British army In the Crmea arrived In this city
Saturday and have since been lodged in the barracks
here whore there were already four others 1t yet
undetermined believe whether they will be sent to
Lapraire TO be- drilled there proceed to Quebec.
They are made as folls one Germans, one
three Canadians, and Scotchman two were clerks,
two surgeons, twelve mechanics, and eighteen farm
sborers sailors, &C. Four enlisted In Montreal,
Six In Upper Canada, and others from the United
States to volunteer. Montreal Herald, June 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

The bark Esperanxa, Churchill arrived ct Hobart To
York
LAurcHEDAt Augusta 18th inst superior brig of about
0 tens called the Lottie She is owned by Chas Lam.
At Kennebunk 20h inst by Nes.rs Emmons Lttleasld
beautiful chip of abt $50 tons, called the Sea Belle owned
BY Capt Nathl 1hompsn OF Kennebunk and Others and
to he CON mar dea by Capt VIM Mason.
The ship Of SEQ tons launched Kennebunk 9Th
Nessrs TNcomb, has been kled the Crimea.