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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

A Chnnce.--The subscriber will sell his place
consisting OF nearly new House, Barn, and acrcs
81 lAnf with great variety Of fruit IL Is situatod on
Plantation Street, near the Boomngdale road "A miles
from the City Hail. Apply on the premises, any dag al
ter p FRANCIS Q. MIsNER
JylT dcodkwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26
Songs for the ESeOllfe.

In press and will be published July 25th volume Of
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE, containing about one hum
dred Songs, original und selected with portrait of FIRE.
mont &C. Price 81 per hundred per Dozen 12t cents
single. All oIders containing the cash at these prices
will be promptly filed Address
dawtf THOMAS DREW, Spy Office Morcester
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-08

assurances o. q es0hs1 pMpou heve boeo
received 10 relation 70 the disposition Of The
Emperor Of she French. TIE prssses aspe.s
At this impor-an sabjses allows ~ % chss.
ish the hope shss : principle - hansss h its
character, 90 just asd sqaal y it. opsEasiens,
90 essential 70 tho prosperity Of senmsreial
nations, and % oons0saot to The ssntimsnls
Of this snlighssnsd pssiod Of the World,
will command the approbAsion Of oil mara
time powers, and thus be Incorporated into
the code Of International Law.
Ny views % he subjsse ANYMORE fslly ~
fsrth In the reply Of tbe 6ssEssasy u Ctese,
. copy Of which u herewith transmitted, -
the comm asieaslon On he ssbjses n sds to
this government, especially to Che oownun:-
cation { France. 1hs eovsrn0snt Of The
United States has at oil Gnss regarded With
friendly interests the othss Ssalss II An.rl-
ca, formerly like this cousesy, Europsan col
onses, and Independents membsss q shs great
family Of nations. But tho unseetlsd seadi-
iun Of some Of them, distracted b lseQnens
revelations, ard thus ineapohle & regular
and firm internal sdninistrasioo, bee tendsd
70 smbsrsss oeassionslly oar psbiic intas-
course By reason Of wroaes which our siti-
wsse slow 70 redress.
Unfortunately il 10 against the RsDablic
Of Nsxieo, with which Il 10 our special -
sire to maintain good understanding, that
such complaints arc most uumsroas, and
although earnestly urged upon t. asssatioa.
they have Dot - yet received the eonsidsr-
alton Whish this d0vernoant bar right 10
expsos- HAiis rspsration for paat injnsiss
has been WITHHELD, others have bsen saAed--
Tbs political eondilion Of thas eountry how.
ever, has been such - to denasd fesbeas-
ance % NJ part sos he Uait1d States. /
shall eoutinae ~ e9esss - peeeHss f0e The
Nr0aes q our sssissns that redrses watch 10
Indispensable 70 ths continued frieo6ly asvol
siasion Of tho Two Republios.
1ha peanliar oondition q alA3ss h Nieer-
anGsa = ~ sasly pArt 81 III pseseas year
rsndsee1i u important tkse ~ iC3evsunGssas
shonld Aavs 6fpiomAsie rslasioAs wii1 thas
6taaa. EAeeaeA iastq siteey AsA lon spees1
eae elths psinoipaf soaghfssss apsqD ~
lsthnse aoaseosiag NefsA ~ JselA
gAnarinnr~en Whiah : vass anoonl q peep-
- y tnnGpeete1 81 - whieA eoeeAlse1o
tpGM9od II 1fssas nanbMS g pesntng -
tWeeA - Atlantic aad PAaioe eoaGts 6 ~
Nhj1st lanass. 1hs pes1sG1iea q - ~
e14 80 ~ e4to1iaG poWm II ~ NAoae
1bomM = ssgg4s6 - 1eGp aneto1e ees1ba-
- I'D ~ MaSiseee - aeese1iae4 ~
1aiss1s ~ = ssnAissd hsss saly ) Shsse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-08

hostile lu6iaas Of To Territories g WooA-
iagtoa aad Oregon, q one ti0s thseo1ono9
the dsvastatioo d The newly foSnod sete1e-
meees q thai remote pogtioa of NJ eog1esy.
9Ho0 fessat in3ofnaaioo - ~ pouto1e4
~ 49, tAat ~ soesgstis ard eseeseseoI -
ssn13sos eon6uetsd theG0, Ill pssvGns e0ea
eomb,satioae in futuse, 81 seease - thee
<rfitories . oppeetn11 = - eeeasly
progresein ~ 1evolep0sot - tA1te aGpS-
sultusal ard ninsFal sssosress. Lseialaaieo
~ 49, resoamss1ea - - pssvio1s - ~
70 eurs dseeoas n ~ eIisAlng os4aaisaeisa,
and 20 ipessase ~ s0sisney q ~ ssnys
and farther obssrvalioa has bit segve6 .
ooo1rm - n ~ views IN e1Dreesed, An1
- ealerse sn ~ aind ~ GQ0y1seieo ~
sash nsassfss ars ~ ssly pssps ~ -
have Il addition, 70 inxite ~ AiasaGien
81 Congrss4 - shscgs Of The poltey - the
distribata0n oe hsoops, aaA = - neoeesity
Of psostIAg moro .aptd ioeeeaSe g fbe
niiiAsy ar9anent. Tor deeail1 e. 49,
and etk9 sahIeeae rslasiag = ~ asay. -
t. = ~ ropoe1 ~ ~ beMeGasy q vas.
The sonditiea = IL Nasy, u - 0sgeoy
satisfaseory. bat exhibits ~ most a1o1lly-
N evidences u inoesaes1 sieof, . y 4
sodnpasa3issly snall, il = ~ nsse inoest-
A. 49, 5 AAo1A ~ - eoup1eee - paDGA1D
II I'll - elsnenn q soseoelh -AAatts ehouA
- snaaene Il ~ ehosaeee e T. 101ov -
~ 81 - dieeipliae q 1onca, r - ~
liability q - ot1lranse, ~ = - eoeo
u u its ships. b III d. vssioas Goals
-, the Msxy - naae . gEaas pee
within the - lev years.. Ihs exeseo9
~ ~ q OoesRsgs of 0eas0asy - to.es
= peSnoss - e9e!sssy g - ~, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-08

Provinces was not TO extend. This Com
mission has been employed 1t part Of two
srssions. bat without much progress, Ia 40
camplishing the object for which il wss in
stituted, in consequence Of serious differ
encs Of opinion between the Oommissiopsrs,
not only - TO the precise point whore the
rivers terminate, but in many instances % e
what constitutes . river. Thess dinsaltiss,
however, msy be overcome By resort 70 the
umpirags provided for By the treaty.
The efforts perseveringly prosecuted since
the CONNER cement Of my administration. %
relieve our trade " the bsltie, from exaosiou
Of Sound dues by ibenmark, hare not vet
bcen attended with soccess. Other govern-
ments have a!so sought 70 obtain like re-
lief 10 their commerce, and Denmark was
thus induced TO propose m arrangement 70
Oil the Eur0rean p0wers interested in the
subject, and tho manner In which her prepo.
sitioa was received, warrsAling her 20 believe
that . satisfactory asrangs0snt with them
could coon Be concluded, che mads strone
appeal ~ this governmset Tor temporary sue
pension Of definite action On its part Ia con.
alteration Of tce emhArasenent Whioh might
result 70 her Europeas negolist;ons By au
immediate adjustments Of the QusoEieu With
The Uniseo States. This RECESS - ben
acesied 70 upQs The oondition that Tie su,.e
q she 10th Of June last, and until
ths l6sA 81 june next, from the veooo1s ara
0asgoee belonging to our nesohAnte, 80 %
b eoaside' ~ - paid nndse profess and Sab
jsct 20 fussse adjnssmsAs. There d rsasoa
10 believe that an arraaeemsnt bseusGo Dem
mark snd the aayselne powsse at Eusope o.
he suhjset will soou be cosslHAoav eni thaa
he psa9ing nsgotiation With ~ United
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II eou a not hAvs cYisiatsd olherwise without do
ing violence t. another great principle VI our ins
inipos, the mprescrptibis right VI equality " ths
severAi states We here perceive aiso that
interests and party passions have been the great i'm
pednsnt to the Halutary operation OF tn, or ganis
principles adopted, and the chief cause Of the sue.
eesstye disturbances in Kansas the assumption tina,
because in the organizations II tho territories Of Ne
oFaska and kansas, Congress sbstsiasd frsm impor.
ing restrictions upon them o. which certain other
territories had bscn subject therefore dsordcrs &c
CURED IN The latter territory, is emphatcally con
rndesed b. the fact that hone have occurred in the
former. The disordsss not the conseq uencc in
Kansas II The freedom VI self COVER conceded
to thai territory BY Congress but Vt unjust interf.
eDce on the part Il Isrsons moi inhabitanss Of the
territory. Such interference wherever il has rxhib
tied tssf by sess of character or IL
the obstruction to the ooess Of aw. h~s been r~pc-
isd or suppressed By all the which the const
taien AUD the laws place Ia the hands of the Exscu
tive.
In these parts # the United States, where by rea
.a Of the innsmed state of the public mind false
mors and have the greatest cur
iency, IL has been assumed that it was he duty u
the Executive not only to suppress insurrectisnasy
movements IN hAnsas, Cai also ~ tho irregu-
iAriy Of the local elections. 1t needs little arru
nent 10 chow that the Pr.-ica. has no ssch power.
All government In the United States rests subssp-
TALLY upsn popular election. The freedom II alec.
lions 1 liable BE- impaired by the in,riuc ion Of
sniawfHl votes, c the exclusion OF lawful onea b.
improper inhuenccs, BY violence, or by fraud Bat
The people of the United States are the the
ai-snfhcaent guardians ~ Their own rights, and 10
suppsse that they will not remedy in dee sessou any
snch incident II civil freeds, v % suppose them ID
have csased 70 b capable u sell. gos~snasas TIE
President cf The United States has not The power 10
la,erse IN elsstions 10 10 ther fsscdom u can
ass their vot n psss upsu their legality IN IT,
srritcriss hny - han In tbs states. III - Ma
i. aeA po~er the ss6enmsnt might b. rspsAlieaa IN
iorm bat u ~osd - noaarcAy IN fsss. and Il b hs
unaefsaksn 10 exercise u in ths cnss IT Kansas be
would have bxn justiy snhjsss 70 tbs sAasss a
anu Of volAtngo.e Of tbs dearest sisAts
Of ths people II The Uailsd testss.
Unwiss Laws. equally With ireeslasisy 1t
eIsctione, are, IN periods u crest sscits-
msatss the occasional incidsaas % evea to
lreest and best political instita1ione. nns III
exp<risnNA d4monstratss thai = ! country
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Further Particulars of the Niagara Disas-
ter.

CHICAGO, Sept 27th.-It is now estimated that
the number of lives lost by the burning of the ill
fated steamer Niagara, amounts to sxty-six. The
schooner Dan Marble saved thirty, and the schoon-
or Mary Grover saved eleven, but they have not
arrived here.
The following persons, in addition to those pre-
viously reported are known to be saved NJ De-
wiring, of Boston. j. Miller, of Chicago, Edward
Lane, J. Collins. b. Lyons, and Cornelius Bry-
ar, of Montreal, and A. A. Mckay, residence un
known. The following are known to have been
lost: Almon Atwood and wife, of Vermont: NJ. j.
Clark, Ohe steward of Buffalo; Hon. John B. Ma.
cy, of Wisconsin: and Harvey Aims worth, of Roy
alton VT lost his wife, three children, father and
sister in law
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EAsToN, Sept a6-General E. n. Lowery, of
Kansas, was assaulted yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. Lee. Several blows were exchanged before
the parties were separated General Lowery had
Just recovered from an illness, and had hardly got
about. The attack was occasoned by political
discussion.
riot occurred at our Fair ground last night,
between party of pickpoekets and rowdies, and
the managers. Several of the managers were
bruised badly, but not seriously.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, September n.
-u,. r.v At "A O'CLOCK.


- = ARRIVED,
Sim, yirrinis, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdz. and pas
'eSss sr cIo 81 Fisher, Philadelphia coal, p.
Hs ssb, I.inerl Dick, Yor kriver. corn and whest
Rria Anu M Weeks, Bullock, EaHport, plaster
Dt sesr' N. c. Hopkins. Mulberry, New York, hay
an se mag Golden Gate, vsncer, New York hay and
su scbr. Rsbecca secor, Buell., New York, suanc
Ms ssb1s FEDERAL Hill, whessly, Powelrs Creek
" sehr. Mary Elizabeth Pickup, Philadslphia' COAL
. sebT' Oriana, futile, New York, mdz., D. and W.
sebr. zeben. Atkins, Mission, Eastport, plaster
sebr. Tune, Virise Philadelphia, coal, Writ Ro-
berss. ,.rrn
Steamer Pocahontss Jones, Baltimore, mcze, Lud-
schr S. + Bsyley, Carey. Pum1nky Jivsr' md md
sehr, VIM Allen, down the river. light
Schr Ocean Bird down the river light
Schr Gen. Armstrong, down the river hght
NEW York, Sept Is Cleared, schrs. Jno Totten
Waters Frederieksbure Rhode and beuisn: nopo;ns
Entire Demareat, and Danvilie, Chester, hlchInonG
Arrived schrs Richmond Harris, Richmond; +;
Thomas, Ackerly; Margaret Mabee and Benz. van
cline, Trynier, all from Va p;.h
mond Jno Burton, Wilmin gton. n: G. Arrived schrs
Zenith Frank, Elizabeth City. N. C.; Bergen Magee,
City Point; A. -BendeL Leighton, and Mary Arm
Jacinto. Chamberl.in; Joseph Bennett; squieres
William; Beauty Conklin; D. c. Foster, Tilton; Ida
Maria, BULL all from Virginia. bs
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The Arabin Outwara Bound.

HALIFAX, Sept. 90 The steamship Arabia ar
rived here at half past seven O'Clock last evening"
snd sailed again for Liverpool at nine o'clock
The weather WAS clear and calm. On the 24th in
slant, at two 2. NJ she exchanged signals with the
American ship Josephine.
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BOSTON, Sept. %, l856-Arthur w. Austin was
nominated to-day by the Democratic Convention,
in the Third district, for representative to Cor
gress
NEW YORK. Sept 27.-I he Democrats of the Sd
district, yesterday nominated Hon. Hiram Wall
ridge for their representative in Congress-
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Yellow Fever Panic in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Sept "a There have been several
deaths from Yellow lever in Willow and Jerolman
streets Brooklyn, and there 10 quite panic among
the inhabitants in the neighborhood. Fugitives
from the infected district have been crossing the
ferries to this city all the morning 1t ID reported
that Mayor Hall and several members Of his fami-
ly are down with the fever
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,yn,., aoLIs tBALM OF THOUaAND
sLuMEhs, p cents par bottle only. The mort
@nseAnis psntphss and Cosmatic that ever the srt
80. sppnsa ensnist1y has produced, clsaadpx tie
ne.i.1s 1ne sans and impsztas fsssraues spd
s..os..... .aaasy. which TOO
Fa ssls Il kissnonaa e e he Ps,.sn,s Lnowedss
ssisst, and b. Drussissa ssasr.liy oAsHk. Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

A RoYALlsT observation-disclosures in IA
vor Of Republics are frequent in Europe, but the
last news from across the Atlantic brings US an
account of an attempt to revolutionise almost the
only Republic in Europe-the Swiss Union-and
in favor of royalty. The Canton of Neufchatel
on the morning of the 4th of September, rose in
opposition to the Federal Government, said to
have been instigated to the act by the King Of
Prussia, who wished to incorporate the territory
with the Prussian monarchy.
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Burning OF Plane nlannfactory--A We,
maa Killed.

BUFFALO. Sept T.-A. J. Keogh's extensive
Piano mandatory In this city was totally do
stroyed by fire this morning 1t four clock Tho
building WAS new and owned by the occupants -
Loss e23 00o-insured in several companies es. 600
A falling wsilcrushed an adjoining wooden build.
Ing, killing one woman
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Adynuco In BreadstufIs

New York, Sept 27.-There Is an upward
movement here to-day In Breadstuffs, and consid.
cradle activity In the market Flour has advanced
10 TO 20 cents per barrel, and wheat 2 cents per
busheI There IL = strong speculative movement
in Corn, and there have been sales of l50 bushels
ct Q cents advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29
Fire at (,incinnatf,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-The foundry of Messrs.
Turneliffe & Co, together with some adjoining
frame buildings, were burnt last night loss about
fifteen thousand dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

THE COTTON CRoP.-The accounts from the
South are still unfavorable as to the prospects for
the incoming crop. The complaints during the
past week are more general, and the impression is
becoming more universal that the chances are
against 5000 600 bales, even with an open season
and a late frost. Many Southern writers express
very confidently their convictions that 3,ooo,0Oo
will soon be settled upon as an extreme estimate.
Several French houses In New Orleans, are buy
ing UP largely, in view of an advance in price.
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Ere mo Z Mass NIeeting in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Sept, Goth "A large Republican
meeting was held at Hamilton to day Speeches
were made by Gov. Chase, Hon. L. d. Campbell.
and Others, in English, and by Judge Stalls in Ger,
man.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamer Atlantic
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool with SO passen
gers and $3.50, l47 in specie.
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INVISIBLE EcLIPsE.-An annular eclipse of the
sun, visible In northern America Asia, and the Pa
cife Oeean, begun on the earth generally last
night 1t 8 b. 81 IA, mean time, at Washington, In
longitude 10 deg. 81 min. east of Greenwich, and
latitude 65 min. So deg, and ended this morning
after one clock
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Arresa ri ilefnaif.r,

) NEW YORK, Sept. 26-Two parties, connected
with the great swindie on the Northern Railway
m France, were arrested here yesterday Money
s0sihe amount Of 10, 900 francs was recoved
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CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-At the Republican Conven
tion which assembled at Springfield yesterday
Hon: John Wood, Mayor of Quincy, was nomina
ted for Lieut.. Governor, in place of Mr.. Hoffman
who declined
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THE ToBAcco.-Accouuts from Orange and the
surrounding counties Of Virginia, state that the
tobacco crop was very much injured by the frosfs
Monday and Tuesday nights. The Charlottesville
Advocate thinks that In consequence of the frosts
there will not be ons.fourth of tobacco crop in
Albemarle county this year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE The first session
o. ths Aibemarie Baptist Female Ipstitnt. /,
Charlstsssviils. commenced on Monday. 40 yousv
ladies being In attendance Aaat.sa,S, h,,;,s.
ios the Institute, 20 cost si7 600 are about bsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

: AGRICULTURAL FAIR-The first annual cattle
show and Fair of the Valley Agricultural Society.
WIN De heidi Winchester, Va, on Tuesday, Wed
nesdsy, and Thursday, the 18th, 18th, and 10th Of
oe'ober next Great preparations are being made.
Dome Vi, 500 will be paid In premiums.
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pr,v.ro. sept. a7-zJns hAlf e the bualns.ss
nvys - ~ viiIsgs u PsTy. Wyoming co, ~
, va destroyed by afs - rhured.y Iorni19,
Among the baa.s dss.sSysd rsrs shS
n ne, nscs and eight stores IL b believed that
IL ~ Ara VAS the work Of an incendary. Per
~ \. thriving town Of some 1900 inhabltauta
~ miles s. E. Of Buffalo.
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A T RULES held in the Clerks Onice OF
N Goochland County Court, On Monday the ltb
day of August. 1856:
Henry Cousins. ....:.............Pitt
against
Sally Cousins, Fleming Cousins and r c,
others whose names are unknown Az oAanceiy'
infant children and heirs at law of
Walter Cousins decd. ..Defts
The object of this suit is to obtain Decres for tbs
division of tract of land of about 100 acres which
was devised to the plaintiff and Walter Cousins ae.
ceased jointly, by their father, Francis Cousins and
the allotment of half thereof to the plaintiff Audit
appearing by the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the de-
PENDANTS above named not residents of this State
and that the names of those who ars made defsLe.
ants by the general description OF parties uuknswp
are unknown: 1t is ordered that the said defsndans
one month after dus publication of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect their interests.
copy-Teste.
se 6-law4w* NAL w MILLER CLARK
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THE BAY IsLASDs.-A letter from Honduras
states that the British colony of the Bay Islands
has virtually ceased to exist, and that the Musqui-
to King has been formerly notified of the terminal
ton Of the English protectorate. The Islands
were to be transferred to the Government of Hon.
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nA1tooSINa Mr.. Wise, the veteran aronaus,
NADIA 4 fne ascension in his balloon sYouns
America. from the Fair Grounds ut 81. Johnsbu-
~. Vermont, on Thursdsy afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

EARLY SNOW SToRM.-The Charlottesville (Vao
Advocate, states that there was slight fall of
snow on the Blue Ridge, last Wednesday. The
Top of Eliiotts Knob, very high point of the
North Mountain w Test of Buffalo Gap, was covered
with snow on the same day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

BREADsTUFFs.-Aca careful comparison OF the cir
culsrs brought by the Canada, shows that there
has been but Cd decline ia -four since the sailing
of the Asia, that wheat has not varied since the
midas departure, and that corn has further de-
clined Is since Tuesday. Sales OF OHIO Hour are
reported at 33s for prime qualities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

TT. a.. - MAIL STEAMSHIP
S JAMESTOWN leaves Tuesday eve
~Tel4LM ming, the S0th inst, at O'clock, for
8Sb NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Freight received to-day MONDAY. and up to the
hour OF : O'Clock, L. M, TUESDAY, 30th inst.
Consgnees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day
Shippers requested to send in tho names of
their Consignees Tuesday afternoon, their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday.
of Basin.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State
room only $40. Steerage passage only 30.
Passage to Norfolk same Us by the river boats.
"a 29-2t LUDLAM WATSON
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copy-Teste.
20 6-law4w* MAI. w. MILLER, CLERK
10 K ft known TO all whom IL may concern

II K IL known 10 all whom 1t may concern,
- thas the undersigned thaving entered bis 'ca.
veat" in the General Land Ofhce) will in due tipr,
apply the missioner OF pensions for duplicate
of land warrant No. 81, 6f4, for l2o acres issued
the Office of the Commissioner of Pensions, in his
name, on the 18th Move mber, 1855 for services
dered in the war of 1879, which warrant was trans
milted to me by mail at Locust Hill Instead Of
Locust Creek Va and has failed to reach the latter
office and has not been received BY me- and is esn.
seguently lost JOEL WALKER
LOUISA Sept. 22d, 1856 se24-law6w
NAH STOCk-IS5 6.-GA Il UNEk
l. CARLTON CO., NO. Ill, MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fall snd
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes Leather, Paper,
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c. embracing one o! tia
most complete and best selected sssortmens CT
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
Thsse goods were purchased for eA.H, early in thu
season. before the advance in stock, when they hst
choice in the selection from the largest manufactures
in New England and offered 10 the Virgins and
North Carolina trade on very reasonable terms
We enumerate portion of our purchases
80 cases Youths' fine Boots, all qualities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

There WAS snow In Abingdon, Va, Tuesday
last ~ 5s.FsgsSsss i. ges asss .s5 .
Gov. Wise has rs-sppoiuted Frederick II. Rosen.
berger inspector OF -four for Winchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

Son city. - 2 g !