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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

,DA REWARD 1sunawny from the sub
~ scrher on the 18th day OF September H56 bright
inulao boy TOM about - old lett handed has
his caused by cuts with Knife the
elbow shrcwd and Intelligent When he left oil
a Summer with black band clnudo froek
his pautaoons rccoiHco will give the above reward
apprehension and delivery said boy If without
County $40 If caught Thin the County Of Campbell
Address tampbcllCo House. VIM. A. CLEMENT
sep 20 els
yuy0 SAVE GOST.-SIi person. indebted 10 the
i of Edward s, Thurman, decd requested to
and close their after the LIST day
January claims due will be in the hands of officers
for collection compelled to be wound up
MARY A. THURMAN. "A Administrative
ROBERT >. BRADSHAW, Agent
can be found all times the Sadder Shop of Messrs
Dawson wilkins the old stand Of Edward ). Thurman
oef elm ROBERT s BRADSHAW
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w. BRYCE. Attorney a,unw, Richmo

~ Va, will practice the Courts of Richmond City in the
Counties of Gooland aud Louisa and in the Supreme Court
of the L. s. and Court of Claims, Washington ID G.
OFFICE, Wing Building Richmond Va.
ILl--n .-.LiAcLN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

80 BURG Va, practices all the Courts the city
lnchbIg, md Of the counties of Campbell and Bcdfor--
Office the Farmers Bank and Is the
rrp"d by Goggn A Page. Iiy lId&ciy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

UNACrORY EINTuREs FOR SaLE.-I wi-,, 10
dispose AT private sale of the Fxturos of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by lIo Depreht Campbell g.
II They all tho fixtures for well
plcted establishments comprising aud nl
good order and nearly having been used but
They viii be disposed al liberal TERMS
AMI the hndng Is aso tor sale opportunity Ia
scented perseu wshg engage In thu business of put
ting mp tobacco. JOHN u ALEXANDER
NM lqhNcta GhmnhnIl q II o
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EsOVsE.
i n -. - \

NOKNEIs. Es0ssE.
! Main street. l.yurhburg, NP.
lllE NoRNEiI Rs undergone change of construction
that places II footing with the hes modern built Hotels oi
HE country.
interior contains Tor guests
and is furnished in style offLFGtNCf and COMFORT shifted
Ia the Of all viii make IL rank
Tact. with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS n HYDE,
aug l3dScts Proprctors
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D-4y~ Lynchburs Republican and Danviiie Regis
ter please copy
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I sNCIAIytist: HOUSE.

MA1N SIklFT Iynchburg, Va,
FISHER Proprietor.
TERMs-Transent visitors SlJ0 per day.
: = Hacks run in connection with this house.
t. 25dSrlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

PAINFUL AcetptNr.--A lad about twelve years of
age, son OF Mr.. Geo. Ruckrr, OF Amhert met with
painful accident Tuesday. about noon hy falling from,
Cox bridge upoa pile Of rocks below. \ severe
cash inflicted over the left eye and it is feared
that he i seriously nj red internally lie Wa taken
up in an insensbe condition and carried to his faith
residence, where DR. Morris rendered medical aid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

~ IMMEDIATE PoSSESSION-Th above old and well
established Hotel In Richmond Va IN tor Immediate
possoason. There chambers sufeent hundred
beds The dining room s@by "a feet There exensivs
aud moa yrnen accommodation for cooking washing,
and largo stable aud large carriage houses, sc,
This property well known that any further description
To good Will
sep locatswts y. u. GRESHAM.
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n Butter should fail to call the Family Grocer
doors below the Norve House where they can be su
Piled with thai which is really nice
oct 30ts O. ID. FLYNN & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

HOlit.IIS, COLDS, Ac.--
~ Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
Mistnr'a lIalsam lid Cherry,
Roses Cough Syrup,
bryan rulmonio Wpters,
Rnshton n Shines Cod Liver III,
tarrageen Paste,
With other popular Cough Remedies,
10y j. II I'll
nct lNtg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

David Keeler one of the oldest inhabitants Of
Mount Royal, Va, died q few days since He had
been jailor ever since the formation Of Warren
comfy.
The Cincinnati Gazette denies on authority that
Judge Mclean has declared for Fillmore.
The arrivals At St. Lonis for the month of July
were 301, with tonnage of 93 329 tons. and the
amount of harbor dues received was S. 5l6 90.
The Savannah papers announce the death OF
George Troup Howard, a prominent lawyer of
that city.
Hon Rufus Choate and son.in law, Mr. Bell, are
at the white mountains. ~
In London, on the 18th ult property valued af
3ll0000 was destroyed by fire.
1t quite sickly At Fort Hamilton, N Y, four
soldiers and two women, wives Of soldiers, having
died in the last two days.
military monument is about to be erected ut
TO that town who lost their lives during the late
war. a4 tsee4
The property of the city OF st. Psui. according
to the assessment, amounts to near a, 100000.
There is said to be much dyecntery in Spottsyl,
vania. Orange and Caroline, and Of very fatal
character.
Thomas c.. Maddox. of Alexandria, was shot
and severely wounded in an sfrray q few days
aimee at Uppervile, Fsuquer, Va.
Hon Percy Walker, American member of Con.
er.ss from Alabama. has given in bis adhesion to
Mr. buchanan.
The IT, g. frgate Macedonian arrived at Bos'
ton "wednesday from Hong Kong with the remains
Of Commodore Abbott
Duchess de Berri, mother Of Henry v, gave SOC,
ooo francs to the sufferers BY the inundation in
France
The Cleveland Herald notices the passage
through that city OF FIVE fugitive slaves last week
The New York Times and Tribune are rejoicing
over the success Of Mr. Blair. the member elect
from ST. Louis as the first triumph OF Republican
ism in Southern state. sk y
DR.. c. A. Harris, of Baltimore, has been chosen
President Of the American Dental Ass0clallop,
now In session u New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
Boii-Tae Hsuuh Dispisyed--pssiter., Sc.
:oRRxsroxpEEcE OF THE DIspArcH
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, I

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
August 9th, 1856
arrived last night at this fashionable watering
place. and fnd It TO be "ths place" and Thompson
Tyler "the caterer" Never did witness more
brilliant spectacle than the magnificent bah room
afforded on last night II was crowded with the
most elegant attendance from oil quarters Of the
Union, embracing some ffom the other side Of the
water The dance was opened BY Mr Emmet Ty-
Ter OF Va, with the beautiful and accomplished
Mtss 81. of Mobfe who carries one Of the hap
piest faces my eyes ever bshsld. The sunny
south WAS we'll represented by other chsrming
faces Miss v, of Mississippi, with her bril-
liant diamonds, was much admired.
From the announcement of names the observer
could but be struck with the immcnse wealfhtha
WAS in the ron, There was the wealthy cotton
planter from Alabama and Mississippi, the large
sngsr grower Of Louisiana the wealthy grsz:er Of
West Virginia, the princely merchant Of New
York. and many others of great fortune.
The elegant drawing rooms and prone, sdes adj
Joining. were thronged with visitors among them
noticed the lovely Miss R, of Patrick, and
the charming Miss p of Henry
Seven hundred visitors here now, and dispatches
by telegraph daily for more rooms.
Yours, WILLARDs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

Mayor Wood Of New York. positively refuses
to be candidate for Mayor this fall
Commodore Lavalett has been ordered TO the
command of the Washington Navy Yard, vice
Caplain Forest detailed TO command the BRAZIL
squadron. aa H<sF E#sstF
Hon. H., NJ. Ksnnett, American, has been re.
elected TO Congress from Missouri.
Charles Sedgwick, brother to Miss Catherine
Sedgwick, the noveisst, died at Lenox, Mass, on
Sunday last.
Z Hon. VIM g Alexander has been nominated for
Governorby the New Jersey Democratic State
Convention.
The total value of imports Of foreign goods At
The port OF Boston during the past week Was
800, 0,249.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

SrIRITUALIsM.-The marriage of young lady,
to the corpse of her lover, near Trenton n j., has
been published The Trenton Gazette, noticing
the burial, says
1t was attended, we learn, by upwards of two
thousand persons from Bordentown and vicinity,
who had been attracted to the spot by morbid
curiosity. The young lady acted at the grave like
one really possessed with an evil ispri.; she raved
and flung herself into the grave, and was with
great difficulty borne from the spot to the resi-
dence of the madmap, whom she regarded as her
fatherin.law. Since the funeral she lives at his
hauae, and at meals, plate, cup. and a portion OF
all the condiments of the table set apart for the
dead man, whose empty chair these victims of de
n,onism supposed to be tenanted by his spiritual
body. Tho unfortunate young lady ia the daugh.
ter of respectable parents, who formerly resided in
Burlington, but who have removed to California,
whittier she intended folio wing them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
Grand Encampnent of pirginia.
coRREsPoxDEKcE OF THE p1spAr

CHARLOTTESVILLE. August 6 1856
The Right Worthy Grand Encampnent Of vir.
Rna l. o 0 F commenced Its annual session In
this town to-day. There was . large representa-.
tion from the subordinate Camps present. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
NJ. W. Grand Patriarch, p H. Vaughn, of No.
r w. Grand s. Warden, j. T. Redman, Of No.
A..
X. w. Grand Scribe, Israel Robinson. Of No. l6.
r. w. Grand Treasurer. Julius Gerst of No. 20.
r w. Grand Junior Warden, A. T. Burr of
No .l
X W Grand Representative TO the Grand Lodge
OF the United States, Edw. II. Fitzhugh, of N" /.
Yours, j. 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

FRIENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN BURMAH AND
THE UNITED STAEs-The New York Examiner
says: We are informed by a friend In this city,
th at he has Just received letter from reliable
source in Burmah, informing him that the Rev.
F. Kincaid and family were soon to start for this
country, by the overland route-Mr. kineaid hav-
ing. received FIVE thousand rupees from bis Bur-
mese Majesty the King of Ava to be the bearer
of royal letter to our government, inviting the
establishment of friendly and commercial relations
between the Court Of Ava and the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

LETTERS DETAINED FOR POSTAGE We learn
that, in answer to inquiries from postmasters as
to the ultimate disposition to be made by them OF
letters held for postage in their respective Offices
they are instructed to return them quarterly to
the Post Office Department in the same manner
a., by its regulations they required to return
advertised dead letters. Previous to the adoption
of the present plan of notifying persons to whom
unpaid letters arc addressed the rule was to send
such letters to the Dead Letter office monthly.
- .'ff National IuttlliRcncsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

CLASSIFICATION OF HooPS-A correspondent
of the Petersburg untelligencer at the Allegban
(Va) Springs, thus classifiss the ladies' hoops:
There is the hoop shy. fitted to the size of very
icetle keg-then comes the hoop modest, adapted to
a quarter barrel-next we have the hoop confident,
which would suit a half barrel-anon, our Atten.
ton is claimed by the hoop preentious. whose cir
cumfereuce would barely keep tight" the slaves
of barrel. and lastly, transfix xed in mute amaze
ment, with eyes gariDg, aud mouth agupe, we
gaze ON the hoop pompous and bombastic. with cir.
cumference sufficient to grid about 1890 lbs. to-
bacco hogshead. -l.-.E t'-.- ..5s--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

IoLERATIoF IN Kansas We ind Ia the lie.
compton, Kansas. Herald, the proeesdInes Of I
public meesing Of citizens called in conse quencs
OF the fact that several FREQ sollers had been insult
Cd while transactins business there-,has being the
stronghold Of the southerncrs. A series Of reao.
lutions dsprecatus this course were adopted from
which we take the following:
Resolved That to all who have busIne,a in mi.
place. or may desire to visit this plaza for snw
purpose, no matter what may be their po,;c.i
views we extend the invitation to come and every
Protection will be afforded item
Resolved, That we further state that We have
from the beginning, ,discountenanced men who are
or have been soiourners amongst us, whose course
Of conduct has been such to operate agsinss the
peace and quietude Of the citizens and visitors
and that We respectfully inform them that they
must desist. si ,gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

THE PLAINs.-A letter received by the St.
Louis Republican. dated Independence, July 10Th,
mentions the arrival of several returned Califor,
mans, in sixty days from Hangtown. Grass and
water were plenty; buffalo were very numerous
on the Platte; the Indians did not appear friendly.
Many outward bound trains of emigrants were
met. At Salt Lake Valley, provisions were scarce
and high, but the approaching harvest promised
An abundant supply. 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

MELANCHOLY ACCtDENT-Yesterday after.
noon, while Mr.. Patrick Sheridan welI-digger Of
this city. and one of his assistants whose name we
have not learned. were at work at the bottsm of
we'll which they had been digging for a Mrs Ely.
in Fair Haven. the earth suddenly gave way, and
buried them with sand and stones nearly thirty
feet below the surface. The accident occurred
about o'clock in the afternoon, and at 9 o'clock
last evening the bodies had not been recovered
Nt1o H0ren Jour, IhnrsdGv + %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

FAILURE OF A GRAIN SPECULATION FOR O.. 900,
0n1-It is believe cd that the liabilities of NJ Place
will prove even greater than was anticipated, and
that 80 far from being inferior to % 900 000 they
will exceed this sum. The Duke of Gaeria posi-
lively loses & million Of dollars; M. NJ Ernest.
Andre g. Co Count de Morny, the Pereires, lose
about 100000 apiece. M Plsce was a marine
painter before the golden fever attacked Paris and
began his adventurous career with nothing but
wind. He is said to have been the owner ef those
immense quantities of grain at Chicago which has
attracted much attention and he lost heavily by
stock speculation Paris Cor. Boston Atlas June 9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

RAPID PROGRESS The city of Hamilton, Cana
da West, has just completed Its census, by which
the population appears to be 2l,s55. In the year
1878 the total was $780, 1851 it was Ia, l22, in 1854
Il, SOC Hamilton ia one of the Canadian lake
ports and it's rapid progress shows that the pros
pcrity of the lake trade is largely beneficial to
the towns on the Canada shores as our own 1t is
located at the Western end of Lake Ontario, and
upon the line of the Great Western Railway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
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DIRrcToRs

DIRECfOK6
1T n. ALFalEnD. rrest1sae
II. L. Kant. Of Kept, Paine + Co.,
Wm. essrs. 81 Esers I Pcisd~xtss.
II. W. Fry, of H. w. FRI = 6osA
Wa. Palmer
j. A. 1nioes,
I- II Wslsworth, Of Wefsy o9ks Taases = Ces
Tho. oarnson. Of 6emses = Pa
@. w. furssn, of 9. W. Purcell Co
J.P. .whssss, II wizssss ! Pswsa4
Z. =. Pulliem.
n. a. Claiborne
r. callen,
s.s; ss y s4'sA q Va Z cowzsis Ssl1siis toy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

GROWING YoUNGER--Last Monday, Tom
Thumb" being examined as witness In court OF
Cincinnati. Ohio, declared, under OATH that he is
now nineteen years offs age. Many years ago the
show bills announced him as being twenty one, so
that unlike the generality of mortals, the Gen.
eral" is constantly growing younger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
UTrICL Va r. a Ms INsURAnSE Gs1,t
RIcHMoNp. 2lth July. 1856.
~ n HTAV ~ Tshfa CGmnuDy bNvl01 70

IL moved TO their new ossce. No. t5i Nan nsees
n..t door TO the Dispstch Office II prepared - here
,osore "a tsir Fire and Marine Risks on fsif terms
Chartered in 1881. and hsvins now bese 70 opsrs-
hv met cl,is sof loss TO the sssent Of largely over
mILIIos or nolLAas they refsr - ths history Of
the past a. aordins the best suaentse los tno
;, sha insurina public has ensbled t 70 bscsnse e.
ruiisr wifh their wants. and psns wft - spares
oriniormaton withheld that viii tcna 20 insass 40
eursrv and sye ssfisfscsion They win b happy %
receive and consider applicstioas far nsurases g.
dressrd either 10 the fsesdsat Secretary esd vfM
ia return render such facilities - may - IN tAeu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

& RELEASED B. f. Dalton tone of the heroes o.
the Summer fatal Irritation case) was released from
prison. Boston, Tucsday-his term of sentence
having expired. The fine of $500 which was i'm.
posed. part Of his sentence, was remited by the
Eoyeruor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

DAMAGES AGAINST THE LONDON TIaTs An
English jury has recently given a verdict of a4OO
against the London Times, rendered at the suit Of
a tailor's ageht who said to have been fogged
in the Crimea. new trial is called for, to win.
dicate the rights of the press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

LAYING CORNER SToSE.-The ceremony of
laying the cornerstone of Methodist Episcopal
Church at Unonville, near Duffield's Depot, in
Jefferson county, Va took place on Wednesday
of last week. The Free Press says:
The orders of Odd Fellows, Red Men, and Sons
of Temperance, were largely represented from
Harper's Ferry, Shepherdstown and Martinsburg
The brass band from Sbepherdstown was in at.
tendance, and the excellent choir of the N. E.
Church of Harper's Ferry lent their effective aid
The ceremony of laying the stone was performed
by P. G NJ. VIM. H. Chapman, of the I 0. o F.
Afterwards the multitude, to the number of 1000
were seated in . neighboripg grove aud listenad
to an address from the Rev. Thomas Scwel Au
excellent dinner was then discussed, after which
an address was also delivered by the Rev. VIM
IIirst The amount realized through the day was
about S400. A community like Unionrille deserve
= new church. 1t will be under the pastoral charge
of the Rev. J. s. Phelps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

DRowNED.-Mr. Hartford Davis, aged 25 fore.
man in Whicher's pail factory, at Laconia, n H.,
river, at that village. On Saturday afternoon,
two sons of Mr.. G. z. Smith, of Boston, Mass
while on a visit at Spencer, were drowned while
bathing Their ages were respectively eleven and
seven years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

PARDoNs-During the past year 152 pardons
were granted by the Governor of the State of New
York In II years the number Of pardons granted
in that State was 6 S798.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

MISS DAVENPORT, the actress, is just now go
journing in Boston, having returned, with heI
mother, in the Arabia, from Liverpool She il
about to re appear at the Boston Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
FRESH ARRIVAL OF JEVV-

x. rLRY OF THN LATEST STYLES
* 4 Iust to hand large variety of Jewelry of
fssssss the most f.shionsbls styles, smons which
>, s-7lr entirely new styles The assoTf fment con-
s....,p pat Of Cameo Gold stone Lava, Mosaic and
,.-.m7ra Pins. EARRINGS, Finger-Rings and Brace
i,i.: s.so a lsrse variety Watch Keys, Gold ard
, yer Penc .. Gold Pens, the hest manufactured,
s,6 large variety of Silver Wsre. All goods war
,epted as represented and will bo sold at living
profit. hfEhS !ANkE,
w 75s NJ MaIp street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

ACCIDENT ON THEORANGE RoAD.-The train
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad when
near bristoe station Thursday, ran over a cow
ihe mail car was thrown from the track, and so
otokeh thatit was necessary to leave it behi, d;
out fortunately NO person was injured. The acci
dent detained the train three.anartars Of an hour
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

COOL-The mother of Gnthe having been In.
Vited to 60 to party on the day she died. she
sent for answer that Madame Goethe could not
come, as she was ged in dying"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

RETURNING EMIGRANTs The ship James Ne
smith, of Trains Liverpool packet line, cleared
Monday, has 100 steerage passengers. chiefly Irish
also a cargo valued at $55, ,000.-B0ston Trans,
Of Hednesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

IT'S NOW SAID that Jenny Lind has netted $50.
900 during her farewell London and Provincial
season. aud that the public in consequence of tn,
system of buying up tickets by the n,sic sellers
must have paid at least $500 900 for the privilege
of hearing the Swedish Nightingale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

+ NATIONAL TURNFR CELEBRATION The Ger
man Turner'S of the Union are to have their next
annual celebration in Pittsburg, beginning August
Goth snd closing on August 29ih with grard bali.
There are expected to be in attendance delegations
from nearly all the Turner societies of the United
States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

A NEW CENT-Everybody will be glad to learn
that new cent Is to be coined The old copper
head which has so long represented the smallest
fractional division Of our decimal money in use, is
too cumbrous and large for the little value 1t repre-
sents, and the substitution for II Of new coin rea
dily dstingu ishable from ell others in circulation
will be considered by all great improvement. 1t
is therefore proposed by the Director of the Mint,
that the cent shall be eighty ght parts copper
and twelve parts nickel. This will make coin OF
dark reddish color. 1t is to weigh II grains less
than half the present cent, which is l6s grains
Philadelphia Sum- Aug. 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

For EUROPE Among the passengers Wednes
day by the Persia, for Europe, were Signor Badi
all of the Italian Opera; Sir Allan McNub, of Can
ada President Roberts, of Liberia the French
Countess, Madame la C0urvaa Msjor General
Horae. of England; and the celebrated Haro Ia
mariz, leader of the late insurrecton in Mexico
Mr. Dunlop, d. Dunlop, J. A. Dunlop, r. Leslie
Petersburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

WHY THEY DID 1.-TWO boys arrested in Cam
bridge for setting fire to carpenter shop, confess
to firing a ropewsk few days since, as they
wanted to have q lunch with the engine compa.
nies" :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF Mr. BURLINGAME.
There was an immense Fremont meeting re.
Gently st Dayton, Ohio, at which Mr.. Burlinsam
made speech. The Cincinnati Commercial thus
sketches the personal appearance Of the speaker:
HE is about the medium size, well and firmly
built with strong aud rcfned intellectual appear,
ance, fair compile xion and light hair, and q spall
white hand. and was dressed in a light gray sum.
NOR suit. He wears his hair cropped Short and
his beard in English style pair OF short whisksrs
having a few weeks development His voice is
sof. and mild an excellent thing in woman, but
not so excellent thing for public speaker"