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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

- FOR RfsNT-And immediate posses
al sion Even--Thst very conveniently located
- House. containing four rooms, fropting on Ma.
shall street and Immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College. II has attached very large jazz
and good we'll or water. l-tl
or to 81 ba9 r II. TABB a.
$50 Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd,
fe 6--u 80. 81 Brandon. Henrico county, Va
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- DIKECT. IMPOkTATlYN OF

Boots and Shoes Tor Ladies and Gentle
men. Misses and Children.-I have receive
cd and or ened = case of Ladies' and Gontlsmen's
Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes, imported d.
rect from Paris by myself thsy are of superior quail
~ Such Boots and Shoes have never been, seen in
this part OF the world before They wsreIpsnufac-
tured by the premium Boot and Shoe maker of
France. who received the medal at the World's ex-
hibition last fall. will challenge any house in Rich
mond or in hs entire South to produce such goods
have ase materials for the manufacture of Ladies
Caters of all colors such cannot be surpassed here
or elsewhere. ALEX. Hill, Importer, sps
ana manufacturer Of ladies and gentlemens' ;,i,s
: Boots and Shoes, III Main strset, Richmond. .
&Viru nj
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E1sOW EhSs FLU w EhSss
ANHAS THE seasOn for planting Inns -
arrived, thelsubscriber would respectfully
49, call the attention Of his friends, and the :.
Spublic generally 70 bis large collection OF
ROSES GREENHOUSE PLANTS. ORNAMEN-
tai TREES EvERGREENS, PIONEERING
SHRUBS, Grape Vines and Asparagus Root. 80. 4. Il
T. 'Ieaisaa JOHN MORTON, Florist,
NH f.-1ms 10 ta yg~lb ,Grace street.
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~ 7iKE1T PRODUCTION INTHK m
- PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From JU
% is to 20 per cent saved BY buying from
II II, ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Bu1ldtneE
MolesLin Hats second quality. ..!.........=..So
r. III ,nabie SIN Hats
F;ns cslfakin Sewed Boots ..................S5O
ConeY a. CATER Bocts
Fine CSlfskin Sewed Shoes.
= H ANTHONY has made arrangements With one
DIV hpa with 1 handsome and substantia Calfskin
sewed RooT, which he win sell It the unprecedented
low psise Of $500 go z ~ 90 18--d&efy
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WArCHne AND JHwHLRY.

80 RKAD THIH-1Iy fricnds will
s /DA and me st ny OLD STAND, wheree shall
IN & feel pleasurs In meeting thsua, and solicit q
scontinnancs Of the patronage % literally
bestowsd On me for several ysass past. purpose
giving my entire attention 70 The kErAIhirG OF
dsscr,ption and sha Ct up lathes Tor making and re-
paiIiss I'll portion. q Wstah work. and psdg: my.
self that every article entrusted g my care sb. hsve
nv Hands til fully satsded thai the work has been
done Ia such way to give satisfaction. only ask
atrial WIN. ]. BARTHOLOMEWs alt
- So ~. ~ Esss Watch and Clock maker,
apl8 ..zas1 s corner 1tth and Maia sts.
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T LIQUORS., CIGARS, Sc. 81 49, ~
La 20 bbls old Nectar WHISKEY 49,
.iS 80 s. y APPLE BRANDY
/, iooct.ve Old LONDON DOCK do. Dark and
"a. sao NADEIRAwINEa g,s5,s S. 3 as 's .,4l
20 demijohns do do very superior, vintage Of
- ~ ls4s and Ie47. Of the following brands-Pale.
tate.n "Palhatimer aud ~(ld keservsn
'-f Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine
ras5 dog superior CEARET t5fsass ~
q, 600 choice Havana CIGARS tA
demijohns TAyior's BRANDY
just received and for sale By - *tssss
y. 6 500. BAKER 4 PLEAsANTs. .
We have In hond In the NorfOlk Custom House
choice tot Of fine BRANDIES, WINES, GIN Ia
We have the samples In store to which We beg leave
TO cali the attention Of dealers hgss BGP
NH q Yt4ass4s sasett 1900 1e-ss y
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- y1M r T HING ENTIhI

= - sSOM e II HI IN U ENTIHELT
- Il NEW.-The laoies have been very gene.
}N0I rally annoyed for some tive or three years
past with Shoes and 0siters rpping indeed it al
most proverbisl nowadays for Shoes 70 MP before
remedy this universal evil gentleman of one of the
northern citessets his wits to work to invent sems
thing TO stand; and am happy 10 inform the ladies'
that he has succeeded admfably, and has produced
Congress Cater Boot very neat pleasant and tasty
article the soles OF which cannot by any force that
could be employed, be separated nom the uppers
An assortment Of the above have just received and
shall be pleased to show them TO the ladies at No Is
Main street, sa' ~ ssaq JNO. q. FACE, JR
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~ veriently arranged and centrally located build
- Ing situated on the N. T.. corner of Broad and
llth sts dissonally opposite the City Courteous,
and IL, view ofths Capitol For professional a
and also in the main building, the inferior of which
of modern construction with two parlors, handsoms
marble mantlepieces, 10. Possess0a OF the two de-
tached Offices can be given ct once, and of the ents
premises by the 9Th day of DecembeE, at which tune
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
nent may be made to give possession at earlier OK
later date, ann informed by the present occupsn,
Mr. VIM. Brent, (of the Arm Of Gretter Brent, who
Will take pleasure In showing the premises sny
desrous OF viewing them.
s Apply 70 sithsT Of the Messrs TABB, Riehmond.s
70. q ..I.,sf s. ys.s--,sf 49, Pm. TABB, Jr,
Trustee Of VIM. shepard, decd
se6-t Blsndon. Hsnricc county, vs.
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RINFORD. MAYO d. BLAIR, NO. %
the largest and by far the desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS 81 =
ever heretofore brought to this market and to which
they invite the attention of purchasers. -'-.sa :
II We particularly call the attention of the ladies
to large stock of MANTILLAS of the latest Paris
styles. ti'f.' tH3 s.; ss! - ap 4-d&wlm
TUKPIN, ROPER q MCRKAY, Under
l. TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond, Vs
keep constantly hand all kinda OF ready made COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES. ~ Lii
.jy 25-dly .n..s--, h. 49, ,sans q
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CHEAP AND GOOD EXTENSION Ia :
~ BLES; Mahogany, Oak and Walnut Book Cases.
Siaebosrds, Buresus, Bedsteads Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses and sll other kinds of and second hand
Furniture, very low. Call soon at
80. JAMES LUXFORD9, 3
Corner 9th and Grace streets. il
N. IAN kinds of Furniture made to order Var
nishing and Repairing of every description done
with bestnsss and promptitude. ] NH 22-lm*
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TAIL, BEAUTIFUL SPklNW
III Hall beautiful Spring the bir9A hoy ~ 1n6
AvS rosee 20 The shssks Of the maiden II buntT
II rfyes sjEpr 70 manhood. snd heslth - - sll.
And dos away with oil Cough Syrup TIL tine ene -
s. l next 1all I8stseA
FOR the benefit Of ladies' Win introduce somstnl.s
Il 4 no nasty physic II \ made for thsif sase
hope like LsoNARD's CouGH Srsus, tns '.e'0s = a.
- TAXA. k3sI5s ~ ffss .stsss5t H $50 ,.xs 49,
Price IS cents per bottle, S bottles dollar, -
70 BE- had Of Duvsl 4 HOrtgn, a, Bodekel q =
Hill l.. B. Thomass Laidley + kobtnscn. =. -,
pls 8 M. Zschrisson, 6rubbs 4 Ap9ersons - "a
bra&gists In the Ststs Of Virginia y s6
Wholesale Asenfs, Mssrs- Purcell, Lsdd 70.
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w FILES DOLLAR CORDIAL = the only ce,.
tain Medicine now used 70 certain disease Win
safety and dispatch. One week produces carr Is;as
thIs, sxtraordinary dose. Enquire Of the Drueusu
where II can be o6tainsd II yen donbtit ana remsH
bor the ola adge: "A stitch In time saves nine w
hindranee from business. Us aat5Ffe
70 be had of Duval 4 Norton, o. b. Hill, A. booe
ker; j. B. Wood, C. Miilspsush, , +. semPe, on
Main street: L. b. Thomas and AndreW Aesnes "
posite the r, and y. 4. B. on Broad street. p
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Rl&SB5 skssNRR,ss A .s aLiINP Deo IgI

RICH1LON0. SASH, BLINDAND DOOR
~, WORkS.--Ths underae ned, Proprietor Of this
ola end web tried estabshnent talss this method o.
Informing bic numerous frisnds end patrons that he
has removed bio works from HE lats place aver
near Haxaips mis, TO Main street. between 7th and
9Th sreets WHARF 10 expects to Be- permsnensly To-
GATED for tAe asxt Aye yssrA s resSeetfal!y socts
lnes = he 4 y ty And please all Who win
aver him With theh pAlsonsss. both - % price and
n. e--Ai osle1s from the surrounding county, ID
dFseed tc"J. " CaAwroRD, Mehnond VI, = VA
nset With prompt ettsntion. - 80
q ~ t--im = g. Il. 4 -. - " CkAWtO3H
G TLM OHIRTb...I have now ID store .
~ nne s.sertsssns 81 silks 0suzs, Mariaes ceftna
end Asle 9hsesd unA Shirts aa< Drawsr9 q sEt-
ole really nies a.d sitsss e - appEesshas
son3 % b. 81 liz Main stroet, -
~ ~ y ~ assAt slia sk4ss Wm.sIkA nMITWt- *
RQWLANnSa ssPAI4MEETD,s FAMILY
N 1DuRwIhe best plede IN yeexs geryaase9 q.
!. !. = : : 80 j!!1 * 1T no. IT,.
~ Sls3s 6al i! SvlsisI sssss & ~ ~
iESNE4r. sEERs ! vlsHEH.
spW psuguses.
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FLoUR-There 10 pretty considerable arrival of
Flour to-dsy-ths receipts from the country exceed
fully one-thrd being condemned. The improve
ment In the Northern markets teiegraphed to-day
there being better feeling and the asking rates prior
to the Belric's arrival, being conceded BY buyers
produced better feeling here. and shippers were
prepared to enter the market; but holders still
above their views. 3~;i ,sH '.'a
the quotations not firm. For good red O. Gu,
and good white = IS. are the ruling rates to-day
Some superior lots of white brought S170; though it
propsr to add, they we're hardly equal to the prime
Of good crop. -5-s s. ts--s.0t - l r..
C0RN-No chnnRa in Corn 57&1760 cts
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by John x. D. Payne.

lam AUTHOKIsED TO SELL. prL
vstsly that desirable Residences on Mayos. iss I,
- now in, the occupancy Of @. 0snnst, Esq Tia
otflonts 80 feet On, Mayo street. ard runs back"
feet TO an ally.
The Dwellfps has 10 finished rooms, 9 Of " hi:h
have FIRE places, and furnished with Gas and wafer
on the lot aIao, good Kitchen and Ill other
venispcss for coal wood, he. Bstsg convenient
business and ct the same dime very retired makes H
one Of the desirable residences ct present in the
market. aest.5 II.
Fer terms, which win be verY accommodating, sp.
ply to c.. GENNET, Esq., OF the subscriber.
NH 6-ts s JOHN r d. PAYNE.
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4 1NKW ULOTHlNG sTORE, 10. 81

~ 1NEW CLQTHING STOHE, No. 81
Main street. Opposite St. Charles HOTEL
{ M ISAAC APPEL yespectfully informs the citi-
that he has taken the store No 81 Main street. for
merry occupied By M. Schultz. where he will always
keep on hand large and well selected stpek Of
FASHIONABLE CHOTHIN0 and Gentlemen's
Furuishins Goods. He asks the public to give him
CALI feeling satisfied that he viii be able to give
tsfaction 70 those who may favor him with their
tronage. NH 22-2m d
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-, FOR SALE OR RkNT..That desi.
81 sable brick dwelling ID street., between
- Main and Franklin, recently occupied by L.
A. Harrington, and adjoining the residence of Me-
Jno. D. Blair. Immediate possession Gven
fe 25-ss JAMES 0RAY'S SONS
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go e. WENDLINGEk,M Merchant Tai.
LoR, l24 Main street. next door to CIV. Pur.
cell 4 Co., Bsnkers, respectfully snnounces to
III fis friends and customer, and the public gen.
orally that he has Just received his Spring Stock of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VEST1NGs, &c se-.
lected by himself in New York with crest care, and
be surpassed by any other house in the city,
which he vii be happy to mako up in the most ele
gsntstyle and on good terms. - NH % I'm
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WIlA,kEla.AssEsB dSoSHikkissssA:5 ss 4 FL
cALsronnIA IHp plcsr srns1fs sAn vsArc's-
90. Ls-omss No. VI. "s " n CS5i.EMAN.
s'ss 5 SIS. ..s MMEsNsSYgxasLToh.
! u esfss4a 1865 sss J. II. WILkiA4B.
~ co,,.... n 4. New York, sad win give shir
-. sSerx insormstiou e TO moftet4 qapptnG H.
y EkoRANen On g. pssas e Si aH ~:
a sisssr and Xrehitsss- -Oaess 6oddin's Hail. On
18th, between Mstn and Bsak street. ae.l ~, -
Mocha uicai and Ornaiie0fai Drawin9
IN connection with nay architectural and Enst
s s g. sospsssns sssssns. a. p.spsrsd % sIs
Designs and Copies Of all kinds OF Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges stone or otherwise; Copies to tit
fies; Copies Of Land Mas, Tncinss &c, with De.
signs for wood, Stone or iron; 0rnsmsntal MSrs
NH is-lsm Civil S6sin ~a MAJ SiehI.sst:
e. rs SH Has srS SS A e.g ss.s
the public a for the sale Of Real Estate
Furniture, Groceres Dry Goods, Horses Cattle. e,
Having large and commodious rooms they win re-
eeive goods for sale st 'sass sale 'ne
Out door sales Of every description attended to up.
on reasonable terms. +. ~. ,,ornl
Z. B. COOK. WM- NOTT. {.
B SEs 4 sA ccoh SIS MERCHANTS
Receive consienments of Tobacco, Flour. CGni
Of same and keep constantly on hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Grossries, Seed, Peruvian Gn.ne
LIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
pauy, on favorable terms with any other comps.
ny in this State possessing real cash capital 70 meet
0''s'i AppiJso 80 s AT sI9 RisSmou az y.
- WIN. T. EARLY, Prest - -
p JNo. WOOD, IL, sec,y So - -sfzg-
Charlottesville. ~ -
,HIAs. q. LA .A M TN I'D sheet .
'na cary GAS slsn FITTING n AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, no
Metallic Roofing, Gutterng and spoutns, put
WILL AND yd PsIs 20 pSs sns SALE
saSk AHNT4sHFk NE . AsS
WIN attend 70 all Gales Of Real and Personal Est.te;
also the sales of House Furniture, Stock Goods &e
TO-, on accommodating terms.
no 2Lts .,sN
pICHAIaD CAUTHORN, Aucgtuneer, on
IL 18th street between Main and Cary, viii attend
to the sale of Groceries, Furniture, Dry Goods &c
Also, of Horses Mules, and Vehicles Of every kind
Advances made upon consgnments, and prompt re-
turns made. .i. .sess aF fell
THOMAS w. KEEsEk, Auctieneer Of.
fce with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street,
will attend to the sale of Real Estate and every des
cnption of Merchandise, Household Furniture, 10
Also. to Renting aut Houses Collecting &c. z
~ Il tiAiIIkL a. AU 4 ppEhr COnimissios
u MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUfAcTUkED
AND LsAF ToBAcco, FLOUR, GRAIN, CoTToN, 30,
No. s., Water street, New York.--ConGgnments ~
the above address will receive the special attention Of
Mr.. j. R0YSTER, the resident partner in New
York. Advances on Shipments will be negotiated On
mond, or by Us. Orders for purchases In New Yorh
will also receive our attention
- tas. F7j ~ BRUMMEL REGISTERS,
g. t s New York, January, 1856.
Ffi Jos. BRUMMEL, '.5,. - .sl.1
q A. L. RoYsrER, .as a. .r.-e
J. B. RoYsTER. il 1a---Srnd&w
RINFORD. MAYO q BLAIR, No. SO
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Foreign Market.

From BiglaRd, Aihya 4 Co.'S Circular
LIVERPOOL, April |, 1856 -Breadstuffs-The 1T.
nouncement of peace having been fully antci-
pated, produced no impression on prices Our
market to-day was largely attended. and Wheat
met a good eonsumptive demand, 1t Id to I'd y 10
lbs on the current rates of last Tuesday. We
quote Red 90 Cd to los 81. White los 81 to lls.--
Flour was not 20 pressiugly offered, but the de-
mand Is still ianguid--Western Canal 3ls to 32s,
Baltimore and Philadelphia 35s to 36s Ohio 36s to
SIS y Dbl Indian Corn Is still in very limited de-
maud, but holders, thinking prices low enough,
are not pressing sellers and there is very little Of
fering At current rates. viz: New Orleans mixed
and White 29s Cd to 3os cd; mixed Northern 3Os Sd
TO 3ls y or. '-s ~ iss,r-.. -.,r .~aa "a a
!. ALEXANDRIA, April Is Flour Is dull and held
at e6 so 06 62i; no sales reported Receipts very
light. The receipts of wheat to-day are light,
prices unchanged We quote good to prime red at
81 5o1l Sc; white sl60al66 White and mixed
corn At 1880 cents. Rye 6O065 cents. Oats 81
03 cents White beans 81 l2t0l IS cents.-
Flaxseed $112}0l25 Cloverseed, retail, @l1-
Timothy seed s40425. Fish-The supply of Fish
At the fish wharf. yesterday, was large, with an
active demand. Shad % per hundred Herring
% per thousand. g -s'82tf III
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.'sn Is - - ALFRED MOSES, 90 Main ct.
INV ETORK And NEW eTOCK or
IN SUPERIOn READY.MADEs CLOTHING for
SPRING AND u NM z R-Comprisins all new
sfyles Of Svsns dress and ock Coats Bpsness Goats
Of fancy sChpths; Cassimeres Msrino, Drsp De Etc
Alpaca Linen and Msrselles Vssta b endless yaris
ETY.; black dress and fancy Cashmere Pants do Lin
en-, M areeilles, Cau1hfet, &c 49, 49,
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravats.T Ties and Stocks
Of the Frsarsst variety; suspendsrs; Kid, Silk and
Thread Glover Hsndkerchisfs, Socks Shirts Col.
Ian silk and GAUGE Merino Under Shirss; Silk Ne.
srno Linen and blsachcd Cotton Drawers, he. g3ai
xsf ~. hiti wHoLEsALE AND RErAiL.7 &8s Z
d. GOODMAN has now open Il his large new
seors room lls Main sfreets Bchmord, Va 8 lsrae
and entirely new stock ofSpnns md Summer Rssdy
Mads Clothing, embracing I'll new styles Of every
grade Of Coats, Pants and Vssts and Furnishins
Goods, From his very great ABILITIES Ia manufsc.
turins his liberal patronS and the public ssnesaly
win still 6nd Ill articles in hts ne from inest TO low.
est sradee OF the very best make. and q unusually
tow prices for CASH. call and exanius 81. = q 4
Remember RAoe and No, ia Aain stxest, next
door q =. ". Raadoiphs Bo0ksldre. - n sg1g1g
epIs e Esss3a sgss I'D GOODMAN
ARkING NIANTILLAs.--Wea arc sew =
~ receipt OF largs stoek Of nav Msntillas or
spring sAd summer, which W vil psll low fer eAsh
= ~ J MEYKxkInst Co. =
% D seit j. sasss No ~ Eaals 6qnsye. q
EUNe1GNEE WANfRBxfor 10 cSssS
iisa''' marked ri Ss e, s, wsrse ss.a
nAlt-s
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T. cefvins direct from the importers and from the
--latest imporiasions full s.soItmsnt O. choice
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS; an n Te's an y.r :
beat Black Tea at rs cents; good Young Tyson q ~
cts eoDd Gunpowder and Imperials e . g. ana tns
o De v ''A'Po S-r.. = - WILLIAM z. KING,
- =. .s.. 800 - Yrsukiiu atreett Old Market.
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VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ON MAIN
' AND lsT STREETS FOR SALE.-The sub
scribers authorised to sell the real estate located
as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. John harp.
and Others. The lot fronts 81 t. on the south line
OF Main street, back 85i feet, and has upon it
three nements, which will readily rent for $3.50.
The location 10 admirable for family grocery or phi
vste residence. Apply to
an l8---6t GODDIN T. APPEkSON. =
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- FOR RENT.--That very desirable
81 House on Nam street, 2nd door shove 10Th 81.
- This house 10 in the most improving part OF the
city being in short distance of the Banks and other
pubi1 places Of business Possession given lst Apu
Apply to fe lets BENJAMIN DAVIS
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NTaa y~rrTA
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnahin .tOm IlOmsc-SmCnd & CInrk. prOprs.

ARG. l3.-Capt II Buckner, Abingdon; Jno j
Ogden, Brown, W ilks, p Burks } Slaugh-
ter Mitchell,C Adams Maj c Tate,B Wright,
\ Austin, Bedford; Rev \ S Hamilton, Tenn; Jno y
Gary Lady, q l. Hooper, Leonard, Buckingham;
J Gilbert Pittsylvana; II Webster, Franklin; W Irn
Landlord, E Tenn: W Sovell, w Sowell, Campbell;
] D Wakup. Bridge; d Marks, South Bend. Ark;
Mrs Goodwin, Ser'vt 4 Children, Miss Paine, Char
lotesHille; " TimberlakeNa c r. r; Mrs l. NJ Tim
berlake, Appomattox; S Burton ,Greenboro, Ala C
Moorefeid, Halifax; G Lennon & lady New London
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REVISION OF THE TARIFF. WASHINGTON. Au-
gust LITTLE elaborate report on the tariff and
finances made by Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio. from
the commtte Of ways and means, in the House
today, is accompanied by bill increasing the
list of articles free of duty; which embraces those
which enter into American manufactures and are
not produced in this country. Wool, under Is
cts and over 80 cents pound at the port where it
diate grades to reman subject to the present
tnr.tf. The report is volnminous and the result
of much lahor 1t is accompanied hy valuable
tables. The hill proposed will reduce the annu-
al revenue about six millions of dollars. The
minority of the committee intend presenting a
report. which will not probably be prepared dur.
ing the present session. 1t is contemplated to
toprint fifty thousand copies of the reports
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J. a. nlrnLrlNoER 4 co, propric,or-,
ell rIFlG a 4 ES.
IEIERAnI- kG. VA. MMN lalh. ls12.



You desire know opinion of the water ut Coynern
Springs Having resided the place five months AN
prepared II TINT formed the most favorable opinion OF tho
In indigestion prositatlon general do
EtY uterine distractions and functional arrangements OF al
h. Heeetuy organs have waters In the mountain
the t'reenhrur white am
than pleased 10 learn that tho place VIII come under your
immediate management and vision, aud that you
secured the elean from the Eutaw House
Ia BALTIMORE which, together with The fine boei 40 beautifully
finished and furnished beslcH very comfortable cottages
Won ihe patronage OF the pubc aud make the
yucr springs the inviting aud fashionable resort In Viz
With bert wishes for aud happiness
fanain- IN drar sir fnurmnHt obedoni servant,
GEO. j. SMITH, NJ. u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

POLITICAL Mass MEETINGS AT FREDERICK -
We mentioned briefly yesterday that the Bucha-
nan men held large mass meeting at Frederick,
Nd, on Thursday last. 1t was addressed by
Gen. Cass, Senator Tooinbs. of Ga, Mr.. Orr, Of
S. c.. Mr. Dowdel, of Ala, ex Gov. Lowe, of
Md. and others.
The friends Of Mr.. Fillmore also held Il large
mass meeting ut the same place on Saturday,
which was addressed by Mr.. Garlic. of Va Mr..
Fuller of Pa. Mr.. Trippe of Ga, Mr. Wallace,
of Md. Mr.. Marshall. of Ky. Mr.. Boteler. of
Va, Major McPhail. of Baltimore, William C.
Alexander, and other gentlemen. Both pcr,ies
had imposing professions, accompanied by nu.
merous bands of music, flags, banners, &C.. and
exhibited no little enthusiasm in behalf of their
respective standard hearers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

Ga .'C0NPETETsON a! il the Life of
fS>-i-a ADE'-fRINTING in all It's various branches
done in style unsurpassed By ohd Establishment The
Sat-. at the NlRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT.
Jobs printed in Colorsin that will compare
work done South If Mason and Dxons Line Specimens
be seen at our flee Call and First Alley between Main
and Church Streets
aug LIST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

A MINIs rERIAL DEMONSTRATORS Puritan
Recorder, the chief organ Of the New England
CnngregationaDists, contain, long manifesto Is.
sued by the Mendon Association Of preachers on
the serious aspect of the present slavery Difficult
ties and arguing strongly IN fayor of the election
of Fremont to the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14
LYNcllBuRG, May 9Th. 1856.
In Ar SIR

la obedience 10 request with reference to the propcrtus
of Goynor rprnrs wac without hesitation and with perfect
confidence it's efeeneY recnmmcud I" all persons aborinR
nder dic nit imperfect painful digestion, dis,Hsc Of the
lheya aud blidier aud to females aung undor their
liar Affections The water is light puI may be taken in largo
quantities sits wi the stomach and acts kindly the
kidneys regard equal 10 any of the sulphur waters OF
similar strength The situation is delightful, and improve
innuis and very comfortable.
Yuurs. very respectfully, i. II. GlLMEM, NJ d.