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go AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY

tNI. Nt'ENt I, "INsIfI. "
.gL.,riber formerly q; Richmond, Virginia ahT-
ss.g,lslca uu oikcs in ih:s city. on street. o."
- ,gor: 0. the Treasury Department. tenders
-. % c!Lmanjs upon ia" t'"N"Ta"'ht' esi'ItlHhS
.;,.s,,. ..,v;.sz and Tor leiIi 3OuGtics ana pen
ie- Tie recent bCrs Ui Congress.
,,,,ct ,..d tho mnnusc.Iyr "t Ia" lei" Da'il'or.
p. ays ,rraay-, the only 1aA'N w:;cs wa. ever
heiu,r!ru.c rnnss Il rc.o!U,ioniry psptr9 III the
,la, lice. ia Richmond. ileh's also worry 60
~ ;otr papcrs IN All the "ihtf i'HoIc "ric". u,
~ c..- Of t;,c,:Iy year rSp@ri"mce, cattle
,y. Mn, il a cluiu. lntru;.d him d, Just r wiL!
snow II. even where III" r.titn,ht l.in;sei. may
: unable 10 ,!UI
.ms under th. recent act { ST March, lsH'. Civ
res OF land 10 all "ho w.rc III battle or who
.rleem 10
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HOUSE AND LOT ~ sMTrHFIELD FOR

XyylLl he sold on the premises, in Smithfcd. lar o
w Wight county, ON the 3Ist Dcc.mbrr, nst. the
house and lot the Main street OF shd town. Of which
DIR. Ro. Butler, date trGasure.) died POSSESSED.
The prcmIi-cr are desirable and the town healthy.
TERMS on the day of sale, by
wM MAIiOEE, Administrator, &c, Of
RO. BUT. Err, deceased,
Dec 7.-ctds And by IL heirs
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.lNiIN lLillISNE.

NERAL CUNNISS MERCHANT,
.ILER X PEDiIiS, RICHMOND, IA.
.rtlAE attention Il 10 the sale o; Flour,
al, Com, -. CaJvsnrcs upon consgn.
Ill supply H'ramondund Plaster. IOur grind.
OF PACKED ETcInirH Dust, and super Phos.
Line. Peruvian Gunir.
.l.,,lm
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+ VIRGINIA

stockholders ot the Far.
pr heli ~ their Banking
the 10Th January. l-56.
< shall hereafter vote as
.cti0n oi directors or off.
tUxy BE- valid which siiali
IciOrc the time ni cicc.
4. SMITH, Cashier.
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PUBLIC FEELING IN ENGLAND TOWARDS

PU blu FEEIIINNT IN ENULNND IVW AINTTN
AMERICA.
The London correspondent Of the New York C"u-
rier writes that public feeling in England towards
America IS exceedingly friendly since the recent war
bubble burst. He says:
"An incident of considerable significance, As evlnr-
inv the genuine feeling ui the mos! inttueiHI ad J."
sp,ctabe of the population ol LoAdvu towards the
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,NES Nh' ~. hkA'ES
I.y. GRAY & CO.,
ION MCRCHANTSD GENERAL AGENTS,
IT. their hest "n'ryo the sale At all descrip.
o. CoU>ITv rRcE, "nd will hire out
ensuing season.
r"ucc, ss, kicinor.nquirer and Richmond
IT. dair.
n l',h street, hatu Main and Gary, Rich
Nov ln--c.f
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Tie Ea!Ii,nnre Sun I!n. the fnIInwins:

"rUf FIiLIhU>TfE M",L"rNr.--Thr pr.nmpt and
dcri.v" action E" the general government ir tie sup.
Ir.Ss al thu aggressive movement toward, the Ter
lnry al Nicaragua j. worthy Of all pHsr. II is only
wh; E.v" expected nt Tie hands 9" the present
administration Whenever the nccnsIun should require
il, notwithstanding The offensive. imiUHliulIs which
h;n" found currency &hr"a,, and especially with tn
Em.iish pres. W" have always -p"ii"a with conf
Id,'ur, "i t: entire n"-rliy %! III government "i
im tn"! States iii RESPECT I" al such pr"rcc!I-'
Ard. doubtless, this htt!" episode in New York oay
viii have the effect /" convince u!timir7 {" our OWN
"I"I, that lawicss purposes al this S"II will b"
neither tolerate" nor rnimivri nj by The American
.nycriIin,n'. II will show the Indifferent and the
.!;rptial that 10 government which r'prrsnts
the, ."i.y 81! The people, Mn! np llI"ir excited pas
a"ns: aud ;lat II l., its"li governed by principle,
a! -wnycd b. the raprice or the projects Of the
huur."
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTCIlIE, rEIOR ~ DUNNAfANT.
WM f. RITClIIE Il ROGER 4. rRlOR, EDITORS.
TUESDAY MORSISE, 5iNtiEsf I.
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,LEKED l.. iiOLI.NDAN.

WN!SSl,jN MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA.
H.. attend promptly 10 the -aic ot Com, Wheat,
raa,,o. 0a;-. Rye Flour Meal, sc, SC, e"trust'
s-sJo. ggi VIII .XccIic ali orders with hdrNy.
aU Nessrs. HiG y W"wlim.s, oornur VI Nam and
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.EHtI .IF,.r CoIIrcTOR

|EAi. .'EtNr : COLLECTOR.
subscriber otter. Eiscices 10 his friends and
f"a.G generally 'oT purpose of Hiring out
h''h' nal ll"u,'- ctin.. nccnunis, &c.
M"-- ."''Gs'"' 10 h B." WIN hc promptly and
,irnGri %.
icE on Wall S:r"eier st Charles Hotel.
4. =: CLOrTUN,
Agrrf Grl cOl,1ctoT
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NAM

VAN
~ ", IT, ahi Williani,fiGIh, brothers to Mills
'n.ih".i born in ot Wight county, Vir.
3 " "E.acli Is dcsd leit to Emmanuel aud
".'a.ii Two ncgn@ ddrrss
-. TpMflDD. Administrator.
"7Tlth count. MIS- DEG lI-cl0-
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EEEkENCE

KEEEkENCFS;
lis u Hu!Iaday, Hanricu.
, Hill & Rawlings, Richmond.
:, McGrua.r's sons
scot; X Hrrnion, Fredericksburg.
H,rt & Hayes
H. ?r.ilrton, Louisa.
= ~ .'snn ESD Aug. Si-ct
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rnMMERrIAI.f CONVENTION

The Southern and Southwestern Commercial
Convention, at their last session in Charleston, ap-
pointed committee to determine upon the time and
place for its next session.
Tha, committee, hy joint action with "llr own ri-
zens and the Board Of Trade, have called n meeting
nf this Convention, on the 10Th January next, in
Richmond.
In pursuance Of this arrangement, the following
circular has been adopted by thr Invitation Com
nittec:
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IT TITT TIN'-' ~ :.
- ,n,.I nnILRS kENNARD

M TT ' L II - - =, -,
= ~ Irum the suu'ciie'' on friihT, The 3nh
.uGcr, anr,," boy hy ,' name oi Pliihl.lf.
, NuUu. 1. S"rc, "i htH"'" lrrt lhree oi Tour
rn,L.r ,,nrA .,.,. u..w The color q; II ginger.
r.. nI.d large .ycs; h n hnbi, ni rclGa. his
,;,lIlu. or iaugiIng. Eich look very white at
-. , hu.r ln..!a.d ewH..er and drag his
pnnjg- he IS q cerhtrr ~ :radh, was born
il Ri,hmou: !irsini aid VIII, perhaps, Try to
v,yi0 ;Eni place"
p, The rrYv'. r-ws!ior his apprehension and
re, or :DC hI, continent in any Jail, to that
l.. COLBERT.
Nrw-R.rn y C.
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Dear Sir:--rhc committee appointed by the last
Southern and South Western Commercial Convention
to select the place AMI fix the time for It's next
SION having announced their acceptance nf IN imvi-
,ation to meet in the city "f Richmond on the :i0h
day of january next, the undersigned, on bchaIf u
the citizens and Board Of Trade Of Richmond, awar"
oi your interest in the suhjcc connected with this
m0vcment,I cordially invite your attendance and par
ticipatinn in the deliberations OF the Convention.
We also request that you will take such early ac-
ion as will insure the appointment "I full deiegn-
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!,ADAJS ~ DEin STpERI0u
IL l'.'., ~, ~ HOOTERS -
hp ,,'','. THO the hnrsi arli
W. ,ha, - .v I,.,i BE offered at
~ p''~' s6NtIr been cold at.
n,'hs w. III Street,
IfNIruNls, W., 4 tlu. Kiiln
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NUMBER fsS.

tI"n local Influence, mae. .u;rr. the an,u1r.,u:o :o
tn" GcnerH law trru.,h iii" Legislature Cos. $.y.
Hl"ur promptly fiDcf tie 1.ii. L. MIS- AT ar'.Ht.,
step backward til. list n t:at direction: s,,- . B..
Lard Fillmore inirod .r,. he sy>t.m in E..- u..h
the E"vrrnnr w"uib not i.~'ru in which tie ,...-
warmly demonstrated against. which The Hnub Su..r<
nru.rn. represented !" hr ;,!. iu,.- II aD.,i,.!.c'
people would Not i'avr t".rr.t.,! . -g3-r ',a.. a.
was %H ui-.h'n' at li" -~",ra' irlgii"u i>.' ,.'
WIS never heard oi after the veto
|. HE circumstances u!.."r w"Irb Mr.. t'Hfr..nJ
wrote .Iil.S The Nrw l"Gk iHw ui -. !,,- . a-
Gy been rxpainc Il may ;.r aGa.l .la. Vi t..''r-
i'm. nj that time, like ra:imihr 49,. r:.,..,:
%cmtlcac" OF the present day, WIS interested a-a.-;
n" wir"r sy.cm. H. WIS =: H. head a.: !.,n H.u'-
u. BHlk IN New York. ut winch ,uu,rs43 '..- -"...
iiIilu,.n. i tie President. Il is gu.a r-
bic that Mr. Geor.r NcwI,rid Of liz" Iauh -; Nus...-
ca. Mr.. Palmer "i tie Mrr"!ialI> ianE. aH3 ,s.'
manager, q: !r oil Nank OF NV l,sk, a.n :. ....,
!GnnN l'Gli ana Nrra!ic> Bank. d"ggI,r! .'...." 8"
princip" All Gl!"vHl"n upon ia" Hu'i.,.t an" ,l.'n-
at CIRCLE al clos corporations. Yet tH,sr hH'" 81
come III. "Ar'pi the Merchants w!r~."'i ,'a.r...
pres III January. and became hHkius t.-...'. -
under the general law. There l. mol og, ct l!..fH
wI!n,r credit las been cSsnncd not one win-' .'l
hp"r,"nr" "r public usefulness has br'u G.'.... ...,
u"I one whr>" stock has inn h,cau-,. ui i,.. Il. ..a
l"nnI security I"d;',d wh ia" Eauk lf."r,n". 90
Albany. Thee facts have been gathered 's"n ;
snurrr IN New Work. "utitird :" confidence. i,', ..a
important tu r"rirc; -" errors -! history, r...rs.
li"naI, IL" doubt. int" which your c"resp"nl-us :a
lnlcn.
>. The sar:y ol the General Law ait4 .!.".. ,.l
Virginia, depend. IN nlra,ur", upon lu,.J ... ..
,,uc, M" lei ~ that ui New York. iu "u. u.rf..s .
II should nui hr departed from. For H.. >s., -. l'.
Internal Improvement Interest nmd ',hJc H,iu 90. 'n
Communicable, n' b'"hs"@ hT', 1.a.' "a. ....-
Errd 70 I.r-iyDI stack 0ai i,n,i a'.. ir. #....
mrnd Bankers VIII" u:'jr. ri.i- "..-'.'.",
will come III with grace ait"" :hr ir."rip. "urr
established. li;"y will recognize the r-u.a. l.,'
Farmers. and The ENChaE.". with good ,.H..'s..
and with ia" will and ability /" ird-r Nr-5 '..'
Stocks Tor their curr crrU.a!Ica TIE Nh,,r"r
AMI W!ach,-'ri -rmtrim'm Mil do IT,. -aus.. a..
STATE viii quietly Withdraw as sl,chHn.rg. . ,,-
change l:cr shares !"r hr. owu L,is>. ~. pr'
will nave REASON Ia rcI"c" ~ the reform. ~ thu. '.'
old munupu.ica have been rnnvcrnG IA" GgW ',l..'.
rr;"i,s in banking, while The ba:.rr a.t h.- s..
holders Hs in the State referred t", wi'i N.y.. ...
mtm interest in preserving um>Iili'i ~" G"h'r M. %
! and STATE credit al the OLD DDMINipH.
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.a,', .Y-'tI hand the largest
i,-r. '' S "" n',. "'acs imported la any
IIs"4. t"y ," ~, seen at tho Peters.
, '""sS nnn n.o ,ud Rides varT In
y. o." !" S,,o,',,,,n.S2e assortment cf
''H'e l." at Wholesale und
ss,,ur, y LEONARD,
IE''i s"''' = IN uf the Kifr
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bic properly c"n;al in the above en'srprize
.ianf.d among The iCt holders, in The town
in RediVrG county, cinin, Uu tho I'D day oi
1855, under car imsia;e -uperihiendrnce.
WM. HuRWFLI.,)
W Mn, e;RRI i;ARMRrIEEL-' c0'"r''
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D ,,;l hHN Sr , s,,a.I.bNNDER -
't,S.i s.,' 10y" n"s,a a i" fp,,Sle above i'm.
hdoa. Also, Dupont't and ifay, tmc,i,an
rrln puwirr. &. IT, nnp npn
Obi Street. Petrrshsfc. Va. ST. ~ p;so
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l.. KENT,

HORACE l.. KENT,
JAMES LYONS
HENRY &. CABELL.
JOSEPH K. ANDERSON,
JAMES II. GRANT,
DAVID }. BURR,
Committee of Invitation.
This circular has been sent 10 all the prominent
points and persons in the Southern and Southwest
ern Sutcs as far Is the information ol the committee
would enable them 10 extend the information. We
are requested to call upon the papers in the Southern
and South Western States. aud III own State, Ia
give the utmost publicity Ia this circular. All cities,
towns and counties, in the abuyc uamcd States are
requested to send delegations, relying upon cordial
reception, although perchance special circular
should not reach them.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Democracy OF M.sIs,iPpi ARE thoroughly
aroused to ia. ni"rtGnc. Of til" Presidential c"mua.
nli are huI,iin inrc;inss IN every county l"r ri"'
,.,r oi appointing delegates t" lie STATE t"u".r:;"
f., IL. he'll Il; Iack uI the SfI "i JAruary, ~ ny-
poimt de...a", 10 the National Convention, To- -
he'll nj Cincinnati. The MIsa.--PpIan sny-:
THE CnIir 0i the 81, oi JHEIafy WI, duun'-
less be the largest mud mn-t cI:husl.s.., r,5 l
the State. All Democrats who n:i.HG -i.rr!l
avail Themselves of the opportunity -! ryr"T"-'..-:
aid takIu- c..'In.. i"f I' "rua,.
campaign with their political brethren la.ough"nt
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ACCIDEHT.--We learn from the Dr-pach ihn. "a
Tucsny insr small girl residing oh the -"uii: pi
the Basin had her eyes 50 badly nurrd hy H. 49,.
of pop crackers, that it ii irnrrd she VII. i"a' her
sight,
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: tELEutATEa.IyE .,.onrI

'tLErtAIE+IvE SHOOTERS,
$50 N''',' i:"' ,ne i"r't. large supply Of Colts
h'rN''S' "Iwili b. offered at re
"a. 49, '"' s'"s every other article in
=" = "'A""'tci ia tho world. Cali
!, we N"' ,, G. LEONARD,
WA Ht pc,1rsburp Va
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= F\TtirRIZ -t:OOD NEWS.

IEE. cDtnr all. supply yourselves win
,".or" III. =! ds,i February. l-a6. such
4 >c:ruta ~ IN" Ninia pis,rihutiOn Enter
.,.'r r"i"r" o!'cre,rany propl. tor II fortune.
q .r.,nni SJyour tie u,ay draw from ONE. 70
THOUSAND DOtRS. Just, think Of thn,.
F,r.une smiles, " will not sluOp To Kiss
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EKKEUTY YPlSI"sSNOTICE. . o,,
MY Oh hand, of the INST reliable n.' p.ar, an
~ r., :" ",th th' ",a @ ., pafeiiSo'I will
udntisj. am sho
ely NJ. | sIaONsl
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.r,rc and HuDwF1H RAowN. Esqrs, nre
#or,zcd agents tor sale and distribution OF
JESSE L. HOPKINS.
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Florida CORES >pOndrucc OF ihc Enquirer.


E%o,,hI--N> Pi,lt,m N.locg--';r"a| N...
RMy- FnicM J"i."~ap-- Sa'r., "I ~. ''..v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28
CoKu AND COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.--NgTtCE II q.
"A nov receiving order to Be allsd difing the ISL
ne W,s AZ Lump, saiissis III o1ndriss and
ssS 49, s Tsis Co. Win = Lssss fSii.dsi
;ss 1.s.sss 70 ss Ss
ton tnstesd OF 1900 the usual weight from city carts
The terms on which propose 70 order Coal for gar
an The actual cost Of the article, invoices Of which
win always be ubjsct to insPsetion !.
Persons wishing TO lay In their winter supply will
nd Il greatly to their interest TO svHi themselves OF
this opportunity, their supplies will b delivered
an arrival from the veaels free from dirt and at
saving Of at least 50 per cent svss the .auai terms OF
ordsn 10 my address, through tho Rost Office,
left At my brothers Law Office. near tho corner Of
Main and lzthstree or with my brother g Col. ~
80. .n sl.l In''''' p'0"p' WRIT RosERrs
CLOVEH HILL AND ANTHKACITE
G SidyEK Hill I' and ANTHRACITE c0A
oficss :. Capt. t. Ebbys corner 2eth and Gary ..s.
..a .. their c0''r Hill 'aE%S fyis ~
su 12---1n zg n. -
DEDU CTION IN COX E.-.FroIn this day
II until the lst Of September next, will deliver
LARS per load AT this price 1t s cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches Stores
Tobacco Faetories and privats dwellings a we'll a.
r40&61 "a
SOFT COKE win continue to be delivered at $3.50
per load for lump, and IS for haii-the first gradebe-
ing unsurpassed fuel for Crates and open stoves
W Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd streets, and
'' is s s-s' -'4 - JNo. J. wERTH. Agent.
GLOVER Hill LUMP CUAL..-I am
~ now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hill
Lump Coal. Terms cash, or to punctua customer.
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal
81 ''' ''N- 40 WIN WV. c. BRAzEAL, Basin Bank,
Sim between 9th and 9th streets.
f'Uh E,--l mn now In regular receipt Of
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former 9 de.
hghtfu fuel for CRATES, and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards of 10th street and Basin bank, on
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal.
NH s---ts JNO ]. WERTH. AIT.
VOAL! CUAL! COAL !..ALEX. ENG.
~ LAND has taken office opposite the Peters
burg Depot for the sale of CLOVER HILL COAL,
and has secured the services of Mr.. A. A. ALLEN
who will be prepared to furnish the verious qualities
with promptness for cash. or to punetudl customers
only. - an z-lm-
IVLOVEh HILL COAL.-The subscriber
" bess leave TO inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has taken office at the Coal
Yard the Petersburg Depot, for the sale OF the
above Coal, and is prepared to supplythem now, or
during the season it may be wanted, for cash, or
on time to punctual customers. He promises to pay
particular attention to orders and to the delivery OF
the Coal. N. d. WHITING
jy 29--1n sd rsrtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

A UCTJON GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
n Opening this day, bought at auction, case of
super Bersse de Laines handsome patterns, which
selling at one shilling per yard, worth SO to
bring to this country the greatest sacrifice Of
fered In this city. s-,s.-azs
Also, Black and White Ginshams, l24 cts and u.s.
per yard; French Fancy Ginghams handsome pat.
terms, at lsac per yard lot Calicoes at 3D. per yd
Plain Fia'd Berages; Ladies' Linen Pocket Hdkf
630l2k CENTS Grass Skirts Grape Shawls; Corsets
Lawns; Mosquito MEETINGS; Bonnet Ribbons; Embroi.
deries; Bieached and Unbleached Domestics; Irish
Lirens Pantaoon Stufs, and many other styles of
goods. am determined to close, to make room for
Fail purchases. Therefore bsrgans may be expect
ed by calling at AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
au film No. 41Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

FROM MExICO.-The steamer Texas has arrived
at New Orleans with Vera Cruz dates to the o2d-
The country was very quiet The vomito was
was raging at Vera Cruz. The Indians in the
Northern States were committing fearful rayasss.
Udsuri has taken advantage of the circumstance
to call the people of Zacestecas to his aid offering
to defend them against the Indians.
The Mexican Government, fearing that the Te-
huantepec expedition is composed of fillibusters,
have sent q force to watch their movement.
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HDucATIoN.

nnGss TAZEwELL's SCHOOL, Grace
MsIsrET, 1srwEEs IRA AsD srHs--Ths sixth
...;an Of this School will commences On the first day
IA flesober and close tho first day OF fuly. 4 g.
Ms TAZEWELL will be assissed By gentleman
hoss Attachments and expsrience render hin, con.
sderabIe acquisition to the School Any other desir-
"a information will be communicated through circu-
lsrs which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi-annus1y in advances:
Fof Board. 09D0 10
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Primary do do ................. 50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. each...... 90 %
Music and Drawing Profsssor's fees a. 8
IN 2S--1u1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

FREMONT BARBECUE.--A Fremont barbecue
was held Monday at Charles River Grove, near
Needham, Mass. Twenty five thousand persons
were present. and the proceeding were exceeding
ly enthusiastic An roasted for the feast
Hon. David H. Hitchcock presided, and speeches
were made by Charles Hudson, Thomas Marsh,
A. G. Park, +. c. Baker and others. A letter
from Mr.. Sumner was read, regretting his alb.
sence. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

A FLEET OF Neutrality-suspicious. one hun
dred sail of vessels Of various descriptions enter.
ed this port yesterday, consisting of traders from
Europe, South America, the West Indies and from
cosstwise ports. The waters of the bay and har-
Dor presented beautiful appearance from the sur
rounding Shores this feet of white winged
messengers made their way towards the city, and
crowds of people must have witnessed their ad.
vent with great delight. A more magnificent
sight Is seldom seen in our harbor.-Bostoa Journal
9Stb
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M j. MlCHELHACHE R,S.
lVl. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND

Tn the Basement Of the Synagogue, on Eleventh st.,
near Marshall st., Richmond.
been In successful operation the last ysara will
commence its annual session on the LIST of September
1856.
In this School are taught all the branches of COM
plee Eaglsh edueatioa which after the recitation
careful and strict analysis of each lesson is made
capacity of each Glass; is delivered by the teacher
This system is applied to all the subjects of study ia
the School, and it 10 rational TO conclude that prot.
cheney must be the result.
,Evr German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge.
First and second classes $50 the session; lower do.
$40. . tb 2as4
Mr. q. TURNER, who has been my assistant
teacher, and given satisfaction to my patrons will
continue usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or ct
the residence of the subscriber corner of lst and
Marshall streets
ar22-2w+ NJ 7. MICHELRACHER
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GONE
The ranks of the 'told guard" are rapidly being
thfnned and another of these relics of the past
has answered the call of the muster roll in Heaven
Nicholas Williamson, a patriot of the revolution,
aged "a, died on the 18th instant, at Flagg Town,
Somerset county, Nj
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Harmon Wright, one of the most able lawyers
OF Northern Pennsylvania, died at his residence
10 Wilkesbarre, Pa, Tuesday.
The American Scientific Convention has deci.
ded to meet next year at Montreal
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VOTE TAKER TAKEN IS.-On the cars between
Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio. some officious in.
dividual proceeded to take vote among the pas.
sengers. Col Benton was among the party, and
when the aforesaid individual, who happened to be
unacquainted with Old Bullion. asked him how he
intended to vote, he received the following reply
'Sir by what authority, sir, do you ask me for
whom shall Vote Sir, will answer that cues.
ton At the ballot box, not to you" 81
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING GLAZ-
IL ING. &c. &c.-The subscriber, in consequence
of the late destruction of his Peint Shop by fire. has
fitted up, on Mayo street, near Odd Fellows Hall,
new and commod.ous. Shop, where he is prepared
with competent hands, to execute any work in his
line of business, which shall be done in the best
manner with pure materials, and at prices to suit
are Of his old friends and the public GENERALLY. IN
town and country. He promises to use his best en-
beavers to give satisfaction to those who may employ
him. -s-... ...-- B. T. CHALK, Painter, Ge.,
jy 30--lm* Mayo street.