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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

ANOTHER ENGLISH BANK IN TRoUBLE-At q
meeting of the shareholders of the London and
Paris Bank, held at the London Tavern on the
18th of September 1t was resolved to dissolve the
institution, and wiod up the affairs as ~ DOS
sible. Tho bank has only been about ten months
In operation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

Goop PAy.-C. c. Dennis, long superintendent OF
tho Lake Ehsre Railroad, see 1t stated, has been
appointed superintendent Of the Mad River and Lake
Erie Railroad salary 5000 por apnun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

RECOVERED. - Mr.. Wiss's mammoth balloon,
which escaped from him 4 few days since on Plumb
Island, Massachusetts, was picked up on Saturday,
thirty-ive miles North East from Cape Cod, by the
fishing schooner Eurotas. The balloon, when first
seen, was afoat with the basket under water. 1t
was slightly damaged in taking It on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

HoKoR ABRoAD-Our owcitizen, Evans
James Henry, Esq, whe recently became heir to .
large estate in Wales Is announced In the paper at
Heverford West, (Pembrokshire,) ito have arrived
there. He was received with the ringing of the
Parish Bells We believe he holds the right Of
Reyertation to that Parish; and hence 10 honored,
a its patron-C ineinnati Gaz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

4 AssAssISATIoH.--on Friday night last, says the
Orangeburg IS. CO. Southron, In 6ts Matthew's
Parish. Mr. James McGrew was called out Of his
bed. at midnight, by an assassin, under pretence
of inauiripg the direction to the Providence camp
ground, at which place campmectiDg was then
Ii progress When within four or hvs steps of tho
gate, gun was discharged-the contents en-
daath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

The spise a g. Petsr's Catholic Curch u fnna
deiphia i 233 lses high, and repreeenfed - ~
highest IN this country.
John =. Owens. the comedian, b playing 2
Wheeling Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

a. ID. DEND0N has for sale 900 Elamei.
~. led Crates. Fenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
tracing Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
These g-ates are of my own manufacture. and shall
- sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me-
chancs Institute awarded silver medal, the highest
premium, to sAM'L D. DESooN for tho best speci-
nensot Crates and Fenders Also. for s.le a large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick noulds, &c. Apply at my
Bel! and Brass Foundry, No: 225 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
,y AR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

GROWTH OF CHfcA6o.-Rsv. DR.. Paype. Of
ST. Johns Church In Washington, sold forty acres
a. land Ia the environs of Chicago about two years
aro. 70 Senator Douglas for o4,000 The present
value Of the land Il estimated 70 b ol0o,0W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

DESTRUCTION OF AN OLD HISTORICAL LAND.
MARK.-The bright light which lit up the heavens
so brilliantly on Friday night denoted the burn
ing in Jeersonviile, of perhaps the only building
of historical interest in this vicinity It WAS the
house In which Gen. VIM. H. Harrison lived when
he was the Governor Of the North Western Ter.
ritory. In the old framed tenement with ia brick
basement and weatherstained front and crumb.
ling timeeaten roof resided for several years the
great Indian conqueror, whose name, in connee.
tion with his victories and many virtues, became
he ruled that vast portion Of our confedsracy
known ~ the States of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, and the Territory Of Minnesota
Thence he issued his orders-there he received
the legislators, and there dispensed that famous
latch siringous hospitality which, In 1910, became
10 celebrated - Loaisriie Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

Mr.. Gadsdsn. wife al Hon. James Gadsdeu,
u. s. Minister y Msxlco, died n ohaslestoo 3.
on Wednesday Last
a revival q progressing IN the nsw MethodiA
chapel, at Portsmouth, Va Among ne miniseees
ofieiating, u Rev. Leroy n. Lea, sf Richmond.
Rev. ]. w. K. Handy, Of Portsmsuth, Virginia.
has received call 70 the pastesship Of he Pfeey-
terisn church, In Liberty. Bedford county. Va
Tne steamer Genoa sunk In the Mfsaouh river
uear Nehraska CITY, on the 3Oth. The hes q VIZ
600 and the insurance el2O00
President Pierce sailed from Portsnouth. y. HI
Thursdsy, for WashinstOn, In he WAbash
The Americans Of Lancastsr, Pa. nre1 thirty
one guns In honor Of she Baltiness easetos-
?. Charlton, aged 8 years. son cf ne ksx Nc
charlton, was accidentally drowned . Whme'
tnn Del on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

a MAMMOTH 6aUAsH-Mr. Samuel Heard, Of
Chicago has raised squash In his garden this
son which welshs one hnndred and e1hty-sir poxal.
It is probably tho largest squash ever grown In
this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

FATALITY AM0Ea THE Cows.-The Louisville
Courier statss that terrible fatality has for soms
time prevailed among the cows In that city. They
died with greet raPdity and in large numbers from
some unexplained cause. Some 81 thom are Ane
milch cows, and arc in perfect health IN the morn.
ing but expire before night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

HANOVER PREsBYrERY.-The presbytery
Hanover met in Liberty, Bedford. Va, on the LIST
inst. Rev J. W. R. Handy, Of Portsmouth, Va,
was chosen moderator, and Reva l.. p. Ledoux
and W. H. Mathews, clerks. One of the commit.
tees in favor Of oral instruction to the ne
groes. The following ID one Of the resolutions
adopted by the Presbytery:
Resolved, unanimously, That this Presbytsry,
after solemn and prayerful consideration Of the
subject, and with deep sense OF their responsi-
contaued agitation Of the subjected slavery In tho
General Assembly, and feel that thetime has como
when the interests Of our Church at the South,
should the subject be further agiated, require 1t
our hands course, which, however painful must
resnlt in our separation from the General Assem-
bly,. And We request Presbyteries sympathisiBg
with us, in case this question s again asitated in
tery in the establishment Of Southern Presbyte-
rian Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

AEUUL DINGs DRESSED AND UN-
l'A DRESSED UMBER-Belvidezs Plening Mills,
9Th street. south of the Basin in rear OF tho Pc
Tonguils and Growing done in the best manner.-
Dressed Flooring, 81 81 and A inch thick Shelly
ing, Partition and Car stuff. on hand and for sale
Also. Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terisls generally.
Builders Mouldings sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
SO 8 -.3m SC ROBINSON.
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MICAJAH NANGUM.

.,Ts NEW YORK III ONE NJ ABE
sfSSS BREAD.-We are now manufacturing at
EM our establishments No. and No. l59 n ain
saEsxr street, new and superior srticle of home
made READ to which we invite the attention cf
the public. All ask is trial conviace all that
It saTpassss any thing in the way of Bread made in
the city. Two and half pounds warranted for ten
cent? Also, the largest and most varied assortment
of BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS to be found
in the city, at wholesale and retail.
SIMPSON & BAGNALL,
oc 7-6t Nos and 80 M ain at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

- ybs uatly Dispareh 10 served 10 nhss1bsss
.x .xp A auAnT.a CENTS PEE wEkK, payable y
-. CARRIER weekly Price sor nsfainA - year, o.
ss "a for six months, 10 advance. sA
~ The Weekly Dispatca is issssA svcry rrt
.,a mailed to rubscribss q el per AMMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

SOMEBODY describing the absurd appearance
Of man dancing The polka, says she looks O.
though he had hole IN his pocket, and was try
aeFss .7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

SLAVES LIBERATED-George w, johnson, one
of the large Sugar planters on the Mississippi be
low New Orleans, who died recAnfly, has left an
estate valued at no less than soc, 900 He has BY
his will manumitted all his slaves. 200 In number
They are all 70 bo sent to Liberia in four years
from bis death, and each ono IL to be furnished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11
nssKs CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ ~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach


ley, between Main ana Cary NSth and I4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES. BAROUCHES, BUGGiES with and withsut
tops and SULKIES, al Of his own make Of the bsgt
rasteriss and workmanship. All of which will be
sold ow good work Of the kind be in the city
OF Richmond; and respectfully ask call from thoas
in want of sny article in the Carriage line as am de-
tennined to maze to order and sell at the lowest
p5!csa possible, and all work sold, that s now, ws
rsnted.
70 2S-d9m MICAJAH NAN0UM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

NUTICE.--Ssverni pleasant rooms, with
~ Board msy be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 9Th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
feGt residence. A few gentlemen can be sceommo-
dated rs day boarders. ne o-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

INTIREsrIEe EXAMINATION = The Mayor Of
Auburn, New York. has offered reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of J.
H Beadle, the particulars Of whose death we have
published. A very interesting examination was
made by DIR. @. P. Sanford, with view of testing
the truth of an article published some time since by
celebrated English physician and surgeon, which al.
legged that the last scene viewed by murdered
man would remain impressed upon the rstina of the
eye, as doss the impression upon the dasuerrso
type or the photograph The Advertiser says:
1--WE were present during the examination. and
have at least, this testimony to bear that there s
truth in the principle involved. Dr. 8. made .
skillful dissection of the eye, and succeeded in
bringing the retaaone Of the most delicate of hu-
man organs, being An expansion OF the optic nerve
under the view of microscope There was ne.
thing on the retina examined which would lead to
the detection of the victims murderer, but there
that Impressed upon il which sufficiently establishes
the fact that the retina retains the last impression
made upon II. What wesaw oursef we do not feel
disposed to make an aft davt off, and therefore prefer
not to state but we will say that an examination
Of the retina Of the eye with common microscope
reveals most wonderful AZ well as . beautiful
sight; and that In this instance we discovered as
upon a daguerreotype plate, plainly marked i'm.
pressiens at once interesting and startling TO be
hold. fss4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11
cIoTHINe BsTABLIsHMENTs,
FALL GOODS, IS58.--Th

IA FALL GOODS, lS56..-The sab.
~ .criser has Just received beautiful assart-
N ment Of Gent'emen's Furnishing Goods, such
u A sne aress Shirts, Drawers, socks. Celara
sssrenders, Gloves, Neck Ties Pscket sdkts. &c |,
aI.o. a large lot of gentlsmen's Shswls, to
Hs..b be would ask the attention Of his friends and
~h'e"h ~h'hE. generally Z. B. SPENCE,
tHe "a No. iso. Main and lStb sts.
.a CHIi.DKEN's AND Your III NJ
CLOTHING. The suhserieer has nov, now ns, ths
jS. for Children's and fouths' wear that he ever
- 20 nser comprising all szes, styles and qualities
psrens and guardians and all others In want OF saeh
Lass xouIs save much time aud trouble BY calling
rr,esistely on me-, as am determined to offer eve
to irscre perfect satisfaction, aud will
:. ,ola low for cash, or to punetnai enstomers
NC ''' ]. II. RIDDlCk,
Ne. 1874 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
f.,e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

Ledger, of Thursday, in noticing the National Ag-
ricultural Fair, at Powelton, Pa has the follow.
ing about the exhibition of horses: -...,.
+ The horse part of the exhibition attracts the
largest crowds, particularly when their points are
shown upon the splendid track. Two horses en-.
tered by Col Ware, of Virginia, were much ad.
mired They are called "Cosmo" and "Gonzales /"
They were got by imported Skylark, and their dam
by the famed Priam, which was imported to this
country at cost of $4,000 Skylark won AZ races,
and on several occasions he ran two races on the
same day. ss7- e. 81. 3
The display of imported sheep is exceedingly
fine the most celebrated on exhibition being l9 OF
the Cotswold breed, Is of which were imported at
q great expense by Col. J. w. Ware of Va Mr.
w. has also two celebrated horses on exhibition
The most exciting time Of the exhibition OCCUR
red at three o'clock in the afternoon, when the
trial of speed took place between single horses,
that had never trottod for money. The first pre-.
MUM 5000; second 100 Before the hour arrived
the long range of stands, which it Is said will hold
5000 people, were crowded with ladies and gentle
men, while inside the circumference Of the ring
thousands of people were stationed, the whole
crowd being estimated at from 10000 to so 0O0.-
Nine horses were entered, most of them being re
markable for beauty of styls and carriage, I've
trottng mile heat then giving place to four 9th
ers each set trotting alternately three miles The
first heat was made In 2:42, . horse called the
State Of Maine coming out sevsral lengths ahead
The other heats ranged in time from 2:46 to 3d.
The immense crowd that had to stand during the
exciting scene bore the infictisn with great de-
gree Of patience their feelings OF delight seeming
to overpower all other consideration.
After the race was over, the track was thrown
open for grand trial of speed by all the horses
whose drivers wished to exercise them. The op
portunity was we'll improved. Single teams
double teams, tandem teams, saddle horses, and
all came on and went at the top OF their speed
round and round the track, amid the shouts and
nhA NJ 4hnfp drtU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

''HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 in-
i form their trends that they are receiving from
Phadelphis and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will In q few days have In store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
Of our friends 10 TO call and snd examine for
themselves, before purchasins else where. We are
determined to sell cheap and give all who may be
ney. Quick sales and small profitsn IL motto.
We deem it unnecessary to enumefate all the arti-
css we have on hand Suffice 10 to say, we have ev-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line For far
tber particulars, call at
JOHN L. sMITHER BROS,
SO 22-tn .-FFT7F No % Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

4 GARU.--We, the nndersigned, nenI.
"a bers of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in .ssful
operation about session. under the direction of
Ms, Y. BUSCH, feeling much sratifed at his ability
Conductor and Arranser, take great pleasurs in
recommending him to the public, and We hereby
teurs who may be disposed to unite with from the
commencement of next session. tthe lat of Octo-
Der, ana also later In order 10 make this Club per-
Inanent and worthy the eountenance of refined and
Intelligent community. ~
Ee Apply to Dir. r e. GIBBS Ambrotype Rooms,
CoEinthlan Hall
w, LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
A. SHoLL, i0A' S0s"
Jso. Fry, Viola.
P. Z. GIBBS, Viocncelo.
r . MosTAsuE' ssSTss Flauti Primi.
3 & EsssEsas = kaopss' Fl.uti seoondi.
y. A ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
V. BUSCH, Conductor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

In addition TO the above card take pleasure In In
forming the public that Singing Society Of Anaeri-
caa gentlemen ia about to be formed, which, after hav-
Ing been sufficiently drilled By me, is going 10 be
united with tho Richmond Instrumental Music
Club" SO that both to be considered Society,
consisting Of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec
ton @t@
Gentlemen wishing to Join the Vocal division, will
bIotyps Rooms, Corinthian Hall; at Messrs. Har-
foid Munays Book and Music Store; and at my
residence, OIL Bank corner OF 18th Streets opposite
Ooddn's Hall. OLOF A. ERICSSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

se0ARDlNG-The subscriber has two We.
I'D ~ pleasant rooms suitable for single gem
teen young ladies attending school In the ci
ty she would be pleased, also, to have several more
DAY BoARDERS, and will use her best endeavors
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. II. p PHIPPEN,
Over Mrs. KimpePs,
sc S0-lm On Broad. above 4th at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

nOGGETT q ANDERsON. gPHOL-
~ sTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
hEE OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN sTs,
Hyife the sttention Of their friends aud the public to
theiI stock Of FALL GOODS, being the best sseort-
lesn fsfer Hsnginss all guaiities, Muslin and Laos
Sutains Dsmssk and Delaine Cnrtsir Goods, ConiceA
@ S4Ios aSd Trimmings for Curtains. Table and Floor
onades, Msttrassss, Feather Beds, With masy other
sIcse. In the ine of business which will be sold or
moIted up on the most easonAlls terms. 20 20 Sm.
1 (LoAks.-Oponed a handsome assort.
cloais, of the latest styles to which we invite the
aehtIon OF those in want, which will be sold low.
JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
oc9 NJ ~ n.;n .t,a.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

1Sn BBLS. Crushed, PowdeFed and
A'u Coffee Sugars. For sale BY
oes eE THOMAS JONES CO.
00 HHDs. SMALL BKIGHT bIDES,
~" lanaiae per steamer. for sale By
WOABLE CLAIBORNE,
90 ~ ssss s No. IL Pearl st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11
BOARDING.

IsUARDING.--There Is, at the Prescott
ID House, Main street. two doors above the
Bank two desirable front rooms connected suitable
flr fs,Dly. / will like also to accommodate seve.
Isl gentlemen with Board.
O. M C. LETTER
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oann bcotds oaS Batting nit otnueu WuSltn.-
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nerocn ontott etSltsr Ssios, oa6c nCrotn a6er Die
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door cine Brul nit bsiGem 9SaiTsr, (baIts rs bcB y
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mtn, mic ctCn an9rrptEftn.
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l8irb fa6rrt ourb cine Ssrfahrun0sart wttrbs ncu:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
1foir :! Gair !


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itens epas p6breno tbrem ptsrletn tautn, uno lteS
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@tntdufs bIcs fdr 6 Cb, uno tuosm mir ent
qrcitne 9eptnnSn, tSnneu mir ntperCr perfaufsn
oils Dtscnl9en Die out sid" tauftn, uno oisit iino
oabGr 9tppuuQCn Den Discount aus ibrtu 1unosn ~
t;brontsn. Dtss &batfabrn fno Der llt6Srte9un9
wtrtt. % ba6en frtttn ans9rpadt Gin 9rcSsr unO
lrlsnclo Stcd ron gdotss SrcBs outer, pcn oem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
8anf< Nd6rt6t.

Die ltutIrEihneten seten bicrmit Jufclss Den Sc
Iesn pcu pennirlpantrn GabrtCbt oos fs bsatittb:
taeu tei Dem nahiten Strmin Der Gete9tbuu9 Gle;
Its Staats 2(niprub gu MAIDEN fir Die Sntcrperi;
runo elmer 8ant in oer Scrcu0b 9atafauqua, etha
Gauntp, uutIr Dem 9lameu, Spt uuo Stta pcu
y0ie 9anf BON GataIauqun,"
nit alormcinru 8ant: uno 0istCntirun9ssYri
oisn-mt cintm Capital prn Spsi buuosrt tauitut
Sbaler, nit @rlaubuig oaTt6s gu pier bunesrt tau:
itno SbalIr ~ Dirmsbrsn, uno Sptrattcn anSufan:
asu lcbolo Gin bunpErt tauituo SbaItr eutHobl nr.
GBm. gRiGtr, Sritpb Spare,
&. gS. SutIsr, 9p, 6. W6ri9bt,
eouas 8itrr, Dapto Somblcr,
gSi(liam G5SB, Gbas. G. Shneuer,
escbu Shcmas, Rtuben Qanerlrn,
Dapio Sbcmas, Sbcmas Srsoerid,
e. y. N1artin, Sebn 8erer,
ecitpb 9autdtb, 9. o. eadar,
Samss .. S9aG, Ncbcrt SSilIiamlcn,
Qtpi Rrah, Sclbua punt, il.
SVeraan Gmauust, Srbu Q8inioms,
Gao(oU}uo, Suni Is, 1856. rloN.