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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03
DANVILLE RAILROAD.

We have received q letter from friend IN
Halifax, complaining of the unfinished con-
dition of depot on the Danvile Railroad, in
that county, near the Moons Ferry Road
The complaint is, that the people of the
county have made q road to it, and it is yet
uncovered. We take the liberty of stating
the complaint, in preference to publishing
his letter, as we are very much pressed for
room. We hope the Company will give the
proper attention to the complaint.
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THE PETERSBURG EXPRESS

A friend brought US q day or two since a
paragraph cut from the Baltimore American
paying q deserved tribute to the Rev. Mr.
Chisholm, for Drawing the dangers of the
plague in his fidelity . his duty. This par
agraph WAS published by US, and credited to
the correspondent of the American. We
now learn it was due to the correspondent of
the Petersburg Express, whose letter was
copied by the American. The Express al.
ways industrious and en,erprizing, has shown
very great energy in obtaining information
relative to the sad events in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and we take pleasure in award.
ing to it the need of praise that is due it.
It is alike remarkable for its enterprizing
spirit, and for its courteous and liberal bear
ing.
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KANSAS.

The movements of the Free Sellers in Kan
sas, indicate an armed resistance to the regu-
lar authority of that territory. This will be
in keeping with lawless character of their
proceedings, from the start. But it will be
an issue which the supporters of law and or
der will readily accept. On the heads oftbe
rebels and traitors, who resist the law, must
rest all the responsibility of the terrible con-
sequences of that resistance.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

another Accident-Funerals Of the Pietims of the
late Catamity-Murdey Mortality, etc.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. /.
Yesterday afternoon. the O'Clock train on the
Camden aud Amboy Railroad ran over horse ami
killed It, near Palmyra. Luckily the train was not
thrown off
Ths funerals of some Of the victims of the late
accident, took place this morning. The remains of
Baron de St. Andre the French Consul were iute red
In vault adjoining St. Jvhn's Church. Massrs Geo
w. Ridgway, E. ?. Bacon, and Alex. Kelly, were
Inferred this morning.
On last Tuesday night, young man named John
Belt was beaten and Kicked badly, In the Nirs eent
Ward, by party of rowdies The injured maa YVES
taken to the Episcopal Hospital, where he died to-
dav from the injuries received.
A young colored woman. in the service of Mr. My
ers the circus actor, found with her brains
blown out, this morning, 10 ditch in Bucks Lane,
in the First Ward. The affair created great excite
ment among the GEO ed people.
There have been 2?8 deaths here the past week,
Of which IS were OF consumption.
Mr. VIM. FL Fry, founder of the National Gazette,
the pioneer of the press of Philadelphia died yes.
terday morning, In the 18th year of hisage
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DIR. SCHOOLFIELD.

The restoration to health and duty of DR.
Sohoolfield, President of the Portsmouth
Board Health, will be highly gratifying to
his many friends. He has shown himself,
during the deep Affections of Portsmouth, one
of the most energetic and devoted members of
bis noble profession; and, both on his own
account and on that of the suffering oommu-
nifty of Portsmouth, we rejoice that his use
full and valuable life has been spared.
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MARINE NEWS.
sogf OF RICHsoND, Sept. 2.
ARRIVED,


schr Mary Adeline, McCreury, Baltimore, mdzs
to w D Colquitt.
schr George Henry, Smith. Philadelphia, coal, to
Charles Pettyjohn
schr Iudicaior Hatheway. Rio, coffee. to Edmund
sloop News Wicks to w Colquitt l. Co
Scht Bloomfield, BeckwithL. B altimore, guano and
bricks to Crenshaw Il Co.
Schr Maid, Homes Baltimore, Guaus to w Col
quit & Co
schr Z Nickers,n, Boston. mdze. to D w urrie.
Schr Thos Dawson, Cutchngs James River,
wheat, to Hasall l. Co
schr May Eliza, snipes, Chickahominy, wheat, to
Captain.
steamer Virginia, Robbins, Philadelphia, mdzs.
and passengers
schr Fannie Currie, Dearborn New York. mdzs. to
John Currie, Jr.
schr Ben franklin, Johns. lumber to George
Guy
sohr volaut, Timberlake. City Point. ballast
Schr Thomas Denison, Story, Connecticut ballast
Schr uited, Clark, Baltimore, mdzs. to w Col
quit & Co.
Sohr Dart, Thomas. Baltimore. guano and bricks.
schr John Warren, Loser, New York hay, to
ID Downey.
SAILED,
schr Simson, New York. -four.
Schr VIM Trsvers, Henderson, York River,
light
schr Oakland, Freese, James River, light.
Schr Westover, Rogers, Boston, mdzs. w
Currie.
Sohr st Clord, Thnmas Smithfold mdze.
Schr King Bird. New York, -four
6chr y Psra ey, Nsw York, ur and tobacco.
Schr VIM TrPlett, James, Saltim ore, light.
Schr Louisiana. Sennett Baltimore light.
Schr Maria, Hutcbings, Baltimore, light.
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PuRL1o MARKErs.-On Wednesday n,

PUBLIC MARKETs-On Wednesday next
there will be two mar kets-one In the morning. as
usual and the other In the afternoon and evening
so as to avoid the necessity OF keeping open
mark e. the next day. which has already Deen set
apart as day of thanksgiving and prayer. Per-
son from the country who 10 the habis of bring
ing fruits. vegetables, poultry etc to the city for
Thursday.
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1ocAL MArTnRs.

DnrApruLLr BuREED.-An old negro
1910 named Maria. who lives = small huildips
e =. ...y ... % badly burned s:s ssuray
70 ~, hat lffle hopes are entertained o.
she n hs house alone .Sd
%. II }rooine, when her clothes accsdentsny
and . s q. hearing
neI o.ns ,r.mediateIy hsstened to her assistance,
nsf :sssp, labor succeeded 10 sxn-
suc ss, her burning clothes. bot not unit. her
Fight stomach and o:c a, ssn
parcneo :. 10 : ~onpds. Yesterday the old woman
ns.rsd 70 be 10 great agony. and but little hopes
s .Irs sniertafned Of her recovery.
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HEALTH OF THE CiTY.-The adult citi :
gems of Richmond particularly have been blessed
With health for the past month, a. will be seen by
the following table: From the lst TO the 2sn OF
Ausust inclusive, the white intermeuts at the
Saockoe Hill Burying Ground amount to 81 OF
this number Al were Infants under the age of two
years; 6 were children between the ages OF and
years; 6 were between the ages of and 90 years
ID between the ages of 20 and 40 years; 7betwean
rhe ages of 40 and so years; batween the ages of
so snd 10, and over the age of 20 years: showing
tina, So out of 81 burias of persons under tt
sge OF 20 years There IL hardy another city In
the Union that could exhibit small bill OF NOR
tslhy Truly have we been bIessed with health and
should be thankful
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ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER.


A telegraph communication from Pitts
burg states, that on the morning of the 3lst
about clock, the passenger train on the
Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad going west,
met with an accident by running over a
soc Three cars were thrown off-one of
which was completely wrecked, and ten
persons were more or less wounded-four of
item seriously. j. w. Glenn, of Allegheny
county. had leg broken; Theodore Adams
Of Harrisburg, was severely but not dan
gerously hurt; Daniel Fisher, of Flat Rock
Ohio, had an arm broken and Joseph Rein
hart, of Nevada, Ohio, was badly injured
The train was going very fast at the time Of
the accident. The horses and cattle are like
the strong man in the temple; they never
sacrifice themselves to the iron horse, with.
ont sacrificing great deal more
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The store of James Lynch, az Cheraw, 8 c. was
destroyed duFinS terIinc blow there on the "a b
instant. a. z "a
Rev Wm. gehnston has resigned the charge OF
the Winchester Academy, and 10 suseeeded by Geo
II Smith.
A convention OF the Editorial frster1ity OF Michi
gan II to be held at jackson on the 18th Sept.
The Rev. VIM Choice. Of the Florida conference
died In Decatur coun y, Georgia, the 18th inst,
John r Boyd. under sentence of death at Colum.
bus. Ga, has been respited until the 7th OF Sept.
Geo; Kinney, Senator elect to the Legislature Of
Georgia. died last week.
I'd A Hart. one of the editors OF tbs HiIlsbo
rough, G Recorder. died on Thursday last.
1t Governor Brown, Of Missouri, died on the 9th
lltim q 1te8A2 -
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ORDERED oFF-Yesterday afternoon, as
we learn, schooner arrived at the Quarantine
ground below Rockets, having ON board the body
of yellow fever victim, the Captain wishing TO
get &C fin and have the body buried. The Health
officer very promptly ordered the vessel off, and
did not allow the body to be landed.
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NOTICE.-SADD LEs sAnnT

NOTICE.-SA LES, PADDLE
IN BA0S AND BRiDLEs, HAMFs an AZ
KINDS. AND EVEhY THING USUALLY KsrT
IN 6ADDLERY BUSINESS, AT NEAR Guar
Ths subscriber inteodirg TO enlarge, and Ia srm.
measure charge his business on 1st October. hsss
iesve TO inform bic customer and tho pub 10 ssusr
~ that he vi ofer his entire srnek untit Dat tim.
at small ADVANCE ever cost fiease call and ex.
amino the quality of his stock end prc-s
j. w. DENNIS
seS-2w No. 81 Msia st
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THANKsGIvISG-In order to carry out
fully The recommendation of the Mayor to observe
next Thursday az day of Thanksgiving and
D. aver. it has been suggested that business of ali
sorts be suspended and business houses be closed,
aud that the Ministers in the various churches
religious service In the morning and evening.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS AT THE WHITE
SULPHUR.

We learn from the Lewisburg Chronicle
that the subscriptions for the relief of Nor
folk and Portsmouth at the White Sulphur
Springs have reached the liberal amount of
S25OO
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THE WHITE SULPHUR

THE WHITE SULPHUR.
The S.sunton True American SAYS that the
White Sulphur has not been sold, and II
makes the statement, it adds. upon the IN.
thorify Of one Of the gentlemen authorized
70 sell il.
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ACCIDENT AT THE ALLEGHANY
TUNNEL.

We learn from the Lewisburg Cnron.o.e =
III a few DAYS since part of the r"of Oh
the Allegheny Tunnel fell H. A,n''t IT, I aa
man and woundipg another severely Lucy
1000. both Irisbmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

HE PooR HOUSE was discovered In ha
on fire las, Friday morning, and the alarm hall.
were runs soon a"er but before the fremen n ,ch.
guished Damage trifitng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

BUILDING Yesterday alter
q small frame building 9Th str set near Gull
ly Nation, was set fire and burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

GoikG AT LARGE Albert Andar.o,
slave to Jacob Woodsop, was committsa - n,;.a
by ths Mayor last Saturday. to answeI tn. chap =,
going at large. before the Hust.nss Court 80 VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

BURNING BRioK.-A new method of burn
nag brick has been discovered and patented by which
nty per cent In the cost OF wood is readily ssued =
The gentleman owning the patent has recently burn
ca Two kiins In this city for some of our brick M,
seis VINO certify TO the vast smount of money saw
only fsom one side and the bricks said to be of
superior quality When have seen and mad,
deserves. co II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

WATER Andrew Becher was summon.
ed before the Mayor last Saturday to show c.n..
WY he should not be fined for using tha city wstsr
summons dismissed. TUG
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sLEFP IN THE Shareholders slave tn
Iuspin keesee. was arrested and csged las, Sat
when brought before the Mayor next mornios r.
was ordered SQUAD fiogsing for making biz Iods
ings in the public highway. ga rug
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

THE WoUSDED AT BURLINGTON The sufferers
ssyss despatch dated Burliagroo, by the late ca.
pear TO be mendins rapidly. The body OF the yonas
man who hsd not been 1sn,zed up to yesterday
has since been identified as Hugh Jsmes of Cecil
the Investigations and 1t will probably be oonti d
iap hsn the Day perhaps the dss
The number of killed 10 pow ss,e tain "a IN hs
iy 20. he remains of eighteen have been delversd
to their friends, one died at BoIdento~n. and or
Ii still lying hers, supposed to be Mr. Humphrey.
of Illinois This was one Of the bodies not recox
nizsd yesterday.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
~ No 208 MAIN STREET
DOORS BELOW 9Th.
P. LBACHER,

LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, TOBACCO &e.,
Begs leave to call the attention Of the trade to his
selected stock of DOMESTIC LIQUORS: Cocktail:
French Cognac of various braods; OLD Rye Wins
sey; Holland Gin; Aromatic Biters; Kim mel; Claret
Wines in casks and boxes; VIII t. French and Rhe-
Dish Wines do. do
ALsO-London Stout Porter; Champagne of the
most reputed brands; Sweet Wines of every descrp.
t!oD; iarss stock of cheap German C'gsr; do Pm
cipe also Havana Cigars, best quaity Miller & Bss
offs SNORING Tobacco; do. Chewing Tobacso OF
ccnice brands, &c. &c.
Country merchants are respectfu reuusstsd he.
fore supplying themselves elsewhere, TO awe me
CALL as can offer great ndaeeme nts in ali srtio e.
10 line. seI-imt
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CADETs.-At meeting of Union Sec
on No Sc Cadets of Temperance, held at Spring.
nela H-n, on Church Hill, the following persons
were elected 10 MI the sevsral offices for pres mt
gu ,rter: Alfred s: Lee, Worthy Patro1; John II
Dic1enoa' "a Ro6erE Richardson 81 r; Gee i.
Chapman, ssc'5; Joseph C Dickerson. A sec'y;A J
snead II d enry Sodycam A. T.; Heary C. Fer GU
son. -; Jobn Wyatt Edward Jones. W.; Ker.
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Armosr FIRE.-Last Saturday after
,oon The roof of old building 10 rear OF Blsnk-
ou.s;ss stable took fire from sparks from chin.
0ev but Was discovered and Immediately after
extinRuished, before doing much damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

REMOvAL.-DR. BRIGGS has re
~ laovsd TO his nsw rssiasucs. corner Of 9Th
"a atoAd strs.te. OPP site Mf james Winsfon's
Church Hill Otaos eornsr 0oysrnor snd Main
hUssts. ssS-u
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INJURED.-While portion of Phoenix
Fire Company were running to the fire in manchuI
ter last Friday night with their hose cariase. two
~ aud Peter Fo- ter fell and were run oysr-
On7 of the wheels passed over young Duesbsrry's
n ad and arm bruisns him severely, though break.
slightly. -A-
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TTNHEATRE

e2 GRAND CONCERT AND BlI7t
"a AT SLASH COTTAGE
A AID FOR THE SUFFEREg
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
Washington Camp, No. |, Junior sou m.
would respectfully announce that ,hrov,h b !
rality of the President of the Richmond Ft..r
bnrg and Potomao Railroad COMPANY mi,
tendered the use of the Trains and COtnua Il,
free of nharge,) they will make their
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL CONCEsi AL
BALL,
To the above pace,
On Monday Evening, September 81 ID
The }. 8. OLA beg leave to assure their ti.,a
the public generally, that there shall b. VI
wanting on their part to render this thsii1l
cursion, all that the most fastidous can d.i,,
A joint committee composed Of this order
from the RAILROAD Company, will be In sit.aar,
preserve the most risid order.
The Concert by the Armory Band will sSuaz
at 7 O'Clock. and close by 8.
Those not wishing to remain to the Ball Wis
An opportunity of returning after the C0r..fin
additional lady fifty cents-to be hsd Of 3 A n
kins, X. M Crawford, N. r. Ssvsgs. John h
Geo II Fitzwilson, A. c. Desne, or anJ nssx
the Camp
q Refreshments at City Prices.
" Concert by the Armory Baud.
The proceeds OF this excursion to he sqEis
ded between Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Trsins will leave the depot at 4 snds 9ap !
Those who are unable TO leave at that hoaI, ,sl
the regular passenger train at u O'Clock klI5
the trains will leave the Cottage at 8 5:losi
mmsdiately after the concert 10 over snd ~
at IL o'clock, after the Ba' 10 over.
1-2t
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THE BURLINGTON DISASTER.
The inquest, in this case, was continued
Friday. We publish portion of the test.
mooy OF Thursday. On Friday, the eyi.

~; 1n,t the tssin wss backed 1t the rate Of ovsr
a ~. ~ PEI aoof-a speed much greater in the
ssfasssete seder Any circumstance @A1 sa'
ssss,ean q. 20 . thistle We: bown bell runs IL
sE y ths naashborhood Who HIS S.r;S ~ nfmer
- ~ II !, the trains back very oflsa) stt;vs,.
tsaa d. ssoai 70. the signal to be sven whsn ~
Sor..e sns part Of the company. h III .a nesn
sssssa 's's % ssssisss enough e s1srshsna y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about twelve
O'Clock last Friday night was caused by the burn
Ing of an unoccupied frame building 10 Manches.
ter, owned By Mr. VIM. Gray. Loss small.
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Correspondepce of the Dispatch.


Loss of the Submarine Cabte-The Lat e
Railroad Accident-Hard Church SerUtce
HNEw York, Sept. ], 1855.
A despatch Just received in this city from HsHfax
announces the loss of the Submarine Cable fer the
Telegraph line between New Foundtand aud Cape
Breton. The vessel had been two days layips in
and had gotten out 40 miles 1t is insured here for
$40 600
The clipper ship pbifoot the total loss eff which,
near Sands Head. 18th June, ia announced hy the
The ship was valued at 8 20 000 Her cargo was on
Ell glish account, and insured in Lonaon
Toe Camden and Amboy Railroad accident 10 still
the subject of general remark. The papers here
blame the Company for not having the only real
preventive Of such cstsstro phes-a doub tack but
the or Deer, and conductor too come for share
of reproseh.
The anniversary of the death of General Lopez
is to re commenorated by the Cuban residepis Of
this city at the Tabernacle this evening.
The uneral of the Rev. DR.. Cone took Place Fri
day The attendance of the clergy and other friends
COON delivered short but feeling discourse on the
occ sion
The Churchman" of this week publishes a com.
municstlon In defence, rather apology for Rev
Mf. Msrkoe. an Episcopsl clergyman, whose renur-
ciston of faith in favor of Rome has lately exc tied
much reuak 10 Church ci cl.s,
Among other incentives to tn. step taken by Mr.
Markoe it Is stated that for the las: FIVE years he
had not only received enumeration for his min
iseria services, but obliged pay he salsres
OF his sexton, and provide the elements for the He
~ Communion in his pa.ish Between the morning
and eommunion service, is added he had often ia.
ken of his surpiice. thrown the wood ia tho cellar
and made thu hra with his own hands.
This steamship North Star, for Hayre to dav will
carry out about 800. coo In specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

STRANGE LODGING PLACE.-At an early
hour last Saturday morning, merchant of this
city, who bad been up with sick family the night
before. while taking walk to Buchanan Spring
discovered two men and one woman Iyiup 10 the
corner of fence on the right hand side OF the ad
covered with blanket As soon s. the three
heard his approach, they sat up and rubbed their
eyes, as If they bad lodged there all night. Toe
10 were strangers, and appear ed to be travellers
but were they came from went to, 1t is impoasi.
bic TO saw,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

The CAMPBELL MlNsTRELs-oneo of the
most popular companies now travelling 10 the
Union-wiIl give musical entertaioment at Me-
iropoli,an Hall tonight, and there are no other
attractions 10 the city at this Tine readers will
no doubt be gratfied to see and hear Them When
we tell them that the celebrated Mat Peel is the
leader, and that the other members of the CORDS
are but little If any inferior to him, they may rea-
Oily judge of its merits Songs, dances choruses
burlesques. etc many of them new, will make up
the entertainments of the evening
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BALLOON AS JENSION
On the l2'h and 1876 % s..sNas2s
BUFFALO SPRIynS' q

w - 1ut iSth o. IAN
BUFFALO SPRINGS "a
Mechlenburg Coaa,y n;
On the 18th Of September. Tor.Egeltia
come off at the above place. ia Nis.si
dnetsd in the ususl manner for =, ~, s'!a.',i vi
night on the Eth VA sI,s..,
A GRAND FANCY
will come OF at hich the OrrFFsatL
ed by the successful Knlght st the W. WI . q
On the 18th Mr. A, l.. Cs.ris, 70 to'ns'.g
and successful arousut Of tb..s .ns IL !
A BALLOON AsCFNsIass's !
Ia his beautiful Balloon, tho 5caunNs
MISC HoDGDoN will csrtaiul Ha ,.,
CARRIER, as all the necessary 80, "'ss u
been made to lnsure TIL. rs,uJf s'aaal
Ths day will be followed h. p
Rni ghts will be admitted free Of char, , .,W'
and Party S"'ie q aa
DThose who desire 10 sut.r -.
Tournament are requested 10 n,.s ,u K I
plieation, as the number Of knight, WI .;11a sa
30 o., DAVID sHEir,
Sc DAVID PT0pTietOr of a, P,sg"s,N
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CITY OF RIcHAoNO, MaYo,, ;
Where's it has pleased s .
JOSEPH NJ.

Auction NorIcE.-P.Tti.nI,'''a
OF the trade iEreque,tsd n - 81 lcQlf r
iog ard Dry Goods, At 10 o;cloe." 2et a., )
ALEX MOTT, Auct. Sc. fHli ~,
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ME SPANISH GIRLS FAVORITE

TNHE SPANISH GIRLS FAVORITE.
i The intense excitement, to ether With the
great demand of the above brand Cigars induced us
to order another supply, which will be here by this
mornings steamer and we invite the lovers Of tbi.
delicious brand 70 give ussc We have also just
oelebra ted Baltimore Club" brands, which stand
con6 to none ia the Union
NORBORNE NORTON co,
ne S-St Opnnaita AmArinan Hntal
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CATAWBA BRANDY.-This pure dis
~ titled juice Of the grape, combining the fine
tonic u.itiss, and delicate fsvor of the CATAW-
BA WINES, with the best properties of foreign
adarted. For sale by BURTON GREENhOWf
eeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

FAMILY s0AP.-50 boxes Family Soap
".s-iw DUNLOP. koNcuaE / CO.
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N OTI G E.-The subscriber would re-
~ specifically inform his friends aud the public
generally. that he has just returned from the coun-
rariy closed In consequence of the young man be.
log taken sick, who left In charge of the store
The public invited to call az he has fine lot of
I'd Havana and Principe Cigars. Also the best
quality OF chewing Tobacco; which he effsrs upon
the most reasonable terms for cash.
seS-Str J. g. FARN8WORTH Ast
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA

NJ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER or
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. RICHMOND
VA.-The ninth session of this Institution will COM
mence ON the Path of September 1855.
TERMS PER SESSION.
English branches beginners In Latin. $50 90
Advanced Latin, Greek, and higher Msthe-
Modern LauIusgss each... 20 90
For further particulars apply to the Principal at
the corner of Franklin and Adams str.
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