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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

ARREsTED.-Me Simeon and Warren Ie
sand, proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel,
New York, were arrested last Saturday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Crombie, on the affidavit Of w.
f. Culver, Esq, banker, of Louisville, KY. The
ffidsvit charges the accused parties with having
q nd paying for them in Valley Bank money only
two days before the bank failed Mr.. Culver is
the business partner Of Hon. James Guthrie, Sec
re1ary of the Treasury.
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PAIL HAcue
AAS FAIRRlR1D RAgEe.
FALL MEETING, ,isN.

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to nm sweepetake over
fhe fairfield Courss during the regular Fs meeting
Of less for tssnd 6es thsn three ysas Old e3o6
subseripion eI0o forfeit t~o mile heatA elooed the
LIT day Of July with the following enfzsA thass or
more to make araco: g
o. z. H.rs nsmss Oh. = Nicholas II. " 0sssees,
dam Mamie Rhodes. 6ss.s..s,
james Tsiiey names sorrel 9. Shoeko, by Tally.
30. dam Betsy w hits. s ysars old. At
Thomas DoswsIl names sorsel 6lley Soc Wa1hing-
ton, BY Revenue, out Of Sarah Washipgoa.
Bowls sad Hall names eh. f. Sonoma, by kseistsr,
dam stsel. 8ss8 ~ 81 tsS5
"a Day, "WEDNESDAY, 9Th oetsbsr-- repds-
tors Purse, S250-t~o mile heats.
Sd Day. THURSDAY, ssb Oeteber-Jcekey Club
Purse, s50o-three mile hests sssssss
SECOND COLT STAKE.
stake for three year old eots and Iiea that never
Won rsce-two mile heats; o2oo entrance, bali for
felt; three more to make rsce-to be ran q Fr-
day, during the week Of the next Fail Rscea eloe.d
the Ist day Of August with the following entyiee
Of Caddy Jones ~
David Mcdaniel names sorrsi colt BY Senator, out
Of . Hotspur mare. - e&
James W. Lewsllen names b. O., By Billy Tovnes
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomas Dosweli names 8. 9, By Revenue out o
the Queen, she by Pdam. kAf III
Bowie and Hall names ch G. Rsgistar, dam hy Mar.
grave. n. c. E0GLESTON
au N-2awts Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

SALE OF ScRLw STEAMSHIPS TO THE RUssI IN
GOVERNMENTAL Admiral in the Russian ser
vice has just been to Southampton, to inspect the
vessels of the General Screw Company, and since
his visit the purchase of two of their steamers the
Harlingen and the PropOntis, has been effected
The Propontis is now fitting out for Odessa and
1t Ia presumed that the two vessels are to run be-
tween Odessa and Constantirople, carry II on com
mercial Intercourse between those cities.
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20 z-.2.w4w WIN. P. MUNFoRb, ssc'y.

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL. FOR
tanning about four hundred scres with rood build
ings The dwelling house has seyen rooms and other
buildings in abundance. He will also sell his half OF
the Gsnito Mills with four run Of stones, two for
wheat and two for corn, capsule Of grinding hsm
three to four hundred bushels per day and naht OF
very good, being within three miles Of Powhatsp De-
pot on the Richmond and Danviiis kstlroad. from
which point u 10 about Il miles TO Richmond Any
ct Genito Rost Ofse, Powhstan at any time durins
the fall or winter The other halt Of the mill ean Do
bought. WM AUkAA =.
se ei2-d7aw4tke4k
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
Tnsrsday A1erniss, October .. 1SSo.

HrDRorHonfA -The death cf Mr., sullIv,r -
Assistant At the dog pound IN New York has been
previousiy referred TO. The Journal N Cam.
merce publishes the circumstancss ss,srS,. S1 ~.
o.n DEAN; MT sullivan was bitten by = dor in the
;a Isns ss, and lunar e.sstic applied 70 the In
lured part ~ physician. The wound aoon sftar
iestered and discharged freely, but without cans.
ing Ms' sullivan any serious appreheusiops. ana
WIG sne apptcasion Of the usual remedies, i. wsE
ncptd would heal over. On the I7th Instant or
soout three weeks after the bite, however. Mr
sun ounuvan; In attempting 70 drink, experienced
sseas almenity IN swallowing, and other syms.
.oms s OF hydrophobia subsequently followed. Me-
oacsi assistance was called, and several remedies
appheo. eut the patient grew worse. Medicine
Was aaministersd BY soaklng rag In It and ap.
IN the medicine through his teeth. 1t was found
a. necessary to bind his arms and legs. to prevent
nim from injuring himself or others; but through
All bis suferings Mr.. s. retained the full possession
OF MS mental faculties. A large number of ply
sicians were called. but their methods Of relief
were unavailing, and Mr.. Sullivan died on Friday
night #&Es =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

CHALLENGE REF sED-A Georgia editor j. w.
Jones, Esq, has been challenged in Georgia for
publishing news item announcing that DR.. Ram.
sey, charged with forging Land Warrants, had
committed suicide. He refused to accept . chal
lenge on such ground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

ed by Russia from France for damage done to the
palace of the Russian Ambassador, in Constan
tinople, was 81 900, and not $4,000, as first re
ported The French General paid it without 4
word of demur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

PROFITS OF GRAPEs.-In the neighborhood of
Cincinnati there are more than two thousand
acres in grapes. The profits per acre average,
taking one year with another, about $500 per
acre. The costs of planting ranges from slOO to
300 per acre. The expense, with ordinary Land,
need not exceed Sl50 per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

Observation-Disclosures are 1S, ,000, 900 acres OF
land in Ohio enclosed with 4500 600 miles of fences
perse for repairs, OF 81 $50 000-of which sum
1t is calculated that at least onethird, 90 500.
coo, might be saved by laws prohibiting domestic
animals, and especially hogs and sheep, from run
ming at large. --lrH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

A GREAT DAYS WORK.-The Messrs. McGrew,
at Lexington, No., have informed the Cincinnati
(Ohio) Times, that seven boys and one man in
their rope factory, spun in enc day last week 500
pounds of rope, it
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AK ISTELLIGLNT JURY.-In q case Of sudden
death, recently. in Warren country, Miss, a
coroner's inqusst was held, and the verdict was
that 'the deceased died by the will of God, or
some Other disease unknown to the inry."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

respondent Of the London Times, says that re-
spectable professional man, recently returned 80
Dublin from New Orleans is ready to aver on oath,
If called upon that during his residence in the lat
ter place he had seen John Sadieir, he defaulting
broker boldly striding through the streets Of New
orleans. There could be- be insists, no mistake.
as he had been for many years familiar with the
marked features of that tnevsrto-beforgoften COM
teDanca. aH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

GOV. GEARY IN KANsAs-Gov Geary on 4
vist TO Topeka, the Free State stronghold of Kar-
sss was besieged by the Abolitiouists who insist.
ed that Eobinson was still Governor and that
slavery was the cause of all the evils that had be-
fallen the territory. To this be replied:
Geutlemsn, come net to treat tcth but TO core >.
yols There Is now IN this Territory no other 0ov.
ernor than John w. Geary. will protect the live,
and property OF every peace-loving and law abiding
citizen, with all the power committed to me- viil
punish every lay breaker. will not fer moment
in favor of restoring peace to this
Territory. can range themselves under nv bannsr.
all others will treat bandits and rob oera Ana
will extrpate all such at the point Of the bayonet
Don't talk to me about slavery ffeedom-free STATE
men or pro-siavcry men-until we have restored the
benign influence of peace to this beauifui ccuntrv
until we have punished the murderer and driven out
citizens to their homes and claims. Don't,I pray
you, enibarrass mo with these political QUESTION:
You shall all, without distinction of party bs pro.
teeted This IL not time to talk about party when
men women and children are daily murdered end
driven ON their homes. In Gods name risa for 4
moment above party, and entemplate yourselves
men and patriots. am your friend, your fellow citi.
bona de inhabitants of his Territory and the pro
lection of theiHlives andjproperty When peace shs
be restored, will that every man Of you is pro
tectsd in his political rights"
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, writing
Fon the 18th ult says:
What change weeks energetic impartial ad
1ninistraton of affairs has produced here! Instead
The ieign of terror with every thi sting for tn.
blood Of his enemy, csnfd.nce is being restored
squatteTs returning to their clams and hope il
again dawning npon this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

4 0nn 000 CIGARS, of aIl THO dit
stsntly on hand. Cirsn of any dscnption made 70
eraer at short notice. Liberal Discount allowed
wholesale dealers and country merchants ought -
examine my stock and prices before pprchssng else-
| wbsrs H. C. q. T1MMEHMAH.
Importer add ManufactursE Of Csssra,
50. q. No. IN Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

THK BOOK TRADE appears to flourish at Mel
bourne, Australia. A bookseller there who has
now Il, 600 volumes on his shelves, began bust
ness ten years ago, with $50. ---..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

CALLING THE ROLL ON BUNKER HILL-Hon
Robert Toonbs, of Georgia, has writ en- letter
to Hon. Berj +. Hallet of Nassachuetts, deny.
ing that he svsr threatened TO "call tie roll OF
his slaves on Bunker Hill" He complains that
President Wayland should have charged him
With uttering such foolish threat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

REPUBLICAN TICKET IN VIRGINIA.-The Wells
burg Na) Herald publishes the following Eleeto.
raj Ticket, adopted by the Republican Convention
at Wheeling Va) q few days since:
Senatorial Eledors.-J. G. Underwood of Clarke
county Thomas j. Hewitt, Of Hancock county
District Electors-lst Joseph Applegate; I'd, 10.
seph Ludwig; Sd, John Atkinson; 4th, George
7th,. O. D. GiIlingham sth, George Rye; ssh. DR..
Levi Pitman; 10th, Richard BRENNAN llth, o.
w. Roberts; 18th, Joseph Barr; 18th, Asa Ban.
ming. sas.z a8G ss
The Convention adopted resolutions antagonis.
tic to both the Democratic and American parties,
on account of their position on the slavery ques-
tion letter was received from Hon. Cassius n
Clay, promising soon to make Republican speeches
In the Pan-H Handle of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-Late French papers
state that on the night of the 23d ult., an i'm
mense cloud of small white moths burst over the
town of Rouen, and completely covered the
ground in 4 few seconds s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

Aotea'..'.ss. II %, ,699
This exhibits an increase upon the last assess.
ment Of e3, 946, 392.
Fined.-Simpson e. Basnall were fined e5 yes
M Mterday, for obstructing 18th street with wood on
the seth Of September. t
Pafiobte Spectacle An unfortunate old woman,
OF incorporate habits, fell down yesterday after.
noon In m alley between 18th and lesh Streets and
large crowd collected, supposing her to be life
less On the arrival Of the police. however, she
speedily revived, and commenced talking In . vic.
lent manner about neighbor of hers, who, she
declared, struck her on the head with ! non bottle
killing her nearly dead" She was finally indaced
to go home. -, 5~3l7f - ! : :.
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O. AoA vlKGlNIA BROAD
AeS6A> ROCK RAcES.-The Fall
~VE$ES&ASSa meeting will commence ID

\22nf lm. hOGk hACES.-Yhe Fall
XET8S&A meeting will commence "a
s@ss- MONDAY In October, 1856,
snd continue five dsys.
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, oef. Ia-Aswespstale;
$50 entrance, pay play; proprietor 70 sdd $780,
provided two or more start; two milo heats closed
with three Subscribers follows:
lst. w. II. Gibbons name br m Pssture, by Heve-
nue. dam Emily Thomas by Priam, four years old.
I'd David MCDANIEL names b. IN. AdelSaxer, 1--WE
years old by Glencoe.
81 Calvin Green names ch m. Linda. four years old,
by Belshazzsr, dam by Glenese. .e
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, 14th.-- Sweepstake
for three year old colts and ilsys that never won
race; mile hes 500 entrance $50 forfeit aud elos-
ed with the following subscribers M
lst. Jehn Edwards names br or filley Miss
Stranger by Portsmouth, dam Lettie, BY Priam.
ID. Bowie Hall name ch. Q. Expectation, by Re-
sister. dam by Marerave. .s-4
Sd Maj. Thomas boswell names ch G. BY Rev, nue.,
dam the Queen. BY Pram. s.sas4 ss1i asA - 3sssaa
4th David Mcdaniel names ch.e By Senator. dam
BY Hoispur. W
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY-
purse $3.50; two mile heats. asfss
FOURTH AY-THURSDAY-Joeke Ciub purse
$780, three mile heats q
FIFTH observation-disclosures purse $500;
mile heats; thr ee best in FIVE. .4fs J
~ Five per cents. enfrsnce to the purses
se 22- dtd CALVIN GREEN Proprietor
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II7 MAIN sTKEEF +.
I TAYLOR & co. having IA.

TAYLOR d co. having ia.
s. ken the store Formerly occupied by -
aid sssortmsnt of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH-
ENWARE, and are dsily receiving new additions
thereto. They prepared to oder crest induce o
sent 70 the m will be faithfully executed. ,s.,
Aessrs JOSEPH ErEBBfHs and Z. HxTcHEA, for
nsrly in the employ Of Mr.. 3so. J. sumner, ssn BE-
with their old friends and scquaintsncss.
Inn sffsf sftfFa3t ss4F<H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

RELIGION IN NicARAGUA.-The Vicar General
and Administering of the Docess Of San nSslvator.
addresses circular 10 his curates, In which, Aftel
declaring William Walker the enemy ofthe Cath
olic Church, for which he intends TO substitut te
Protestantisn, he calls upon the priests to be
watchful against the enemy, ard to prepare Wig
orous resistauce, 81 a.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

THELATE FRosr-A letter from Fabers Min,
Nelson county, Va, says: I'VE had killing frost
here last night, {3eth.) and tobacco cheWers may
set their mouths for green frost bitten tobacco nes
wear. as not : fourth Of the tobacco crop fnfhis
section has yst bssn cut, and many of our farmers
have mos cut the 6Tst plant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

Mr. +. b. Goodrich, son of H. G.. Goodrich
"Peter Parley"-known as "Dick 1into +" has iust
completed five act comedy, entitled "Fascna
tion" tc-fE#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

MURDER-A man named James II. Beadio
stereotyper, In New York. was found murdered ai
six o'clock, Monday morning. He was Killed SUNDAY
nisht by blows ON the head from stone by per
sons unknown, and then robbed OF $35.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

PRoIIFIc-About three weeks ago, . Mrs
Webb, wife OF farmer residing in the neighbor
hood Of Malaga, N. j, was safely delivered OF foul
children The children have since died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

NUTlCE.--Several pleasant rooms, with
Board, may be had at the Boarding House of tho
Misses MURRAY, on Grace. between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be sccomno-
dated day bosrders SO 9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

DRiVAIE BUAkUING.--AIrs.T THOS. 4
l. TAYLOR, residing Clay, between 4th and
9Th streets. would be peased to accommodate gen.
tleuan snd his wife with board Also, three four
young ladies' who may wish to attend school in tbs
city, but prefer boarding in private family.
h-E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

ft'HE RkskkE. HULSE, correr of Fran
1 lin and Sd Streets will be opened on the LIST of
October next, under the superinte ndence of Mrs
Whs.ton.
antilles and day boarders can be comfortably ac-
communicated So ZS-2W =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

VERDIcT,AGAINsr A RAILROAD. The case OF
Whitaker VS. Boston and Maine Railroad. has been
tried at Lowell, aad resulted In verdict for the
tine plaintiff and damages In the sum Of 3D. 446 80
Whitaker had thigh broken, and was otherwise
injured at . crossing on this road, some year or
more aRo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

"a ID. UhNOON has for sale 600 Enamel.
~ led Crates Fenders and Summer Pieces en-
Tracing squsre Topped Circle and Lleptic Patterns
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town Ad
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Ml5
ehaEcs Institute awarded silver medal the higheG
premium. to SAM'L ID. DENooN for the best speci-
mems OF Crates aud Tenders. Also, for sale large
stock of Bells. Brass Brick koulds &C. Apply ct my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. Us Main street, be-
twesn 9Th and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
IL
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NkW .JkM hl.Ry

f. sFoa., slaS or THE S@
&8 GOLD EAGLE. No. 96 -
,s - Fredericksburg Va, have just received new
.rrIy Of Gold and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
ri,.sr Rrss; Ladies' ChatelainE Gentlemens' Fob
rbr|ns Gold and Silver Pens aad Pencils; Gold and
sii,sr Goblet; Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
Monnses: Gard Csses; Match Boxes and every article
in the Jeweiry and silver line, for sale on reasons
Atsa WATCHES OF all kinds repaired and war
r,n.sd to perform we'll also, Jewelry Of every de-
,~ription repaired at short notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

M OU LUI NGS DRkSSED AND UN.
w DRESSED LUMB BER--Belvidess Plening Mills
on Ssh street south of the Basin, in of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planlng. of all kinds of lumber,
Tonguing and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flecrrg, 84 4, and "A inch thick; Shev-
ing Partition and Car stuff. hand and for sale
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terlals generally.
Builders Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
S-.S R0RINSON
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Hedssessmexf cf Psvp0fy.-The Assessors d
property for the eity u kichmond, Msssss Geoese
<. Crutehheld, Charles q Ellstt ana ]. =. Keesse
appointed IN pursuancs Of an act OF the Leeials.
sure. having ccmplsted the labors assigned tksm,
the result: -
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nOGGETT q ANDERSON, UPHOIs
~ sTERERs AND PAPEa aAngEks, Coz

TOG GETT q ANOkn4ON,. .gr Mn!s
u sTERERa AND PAPEa HAN0Eks. COZ
nER or GOVERNOR AND FhANkLiN sTs,
invite the attention Of their friends see pabc =
their atock OF FALL GOODS. being the best assort-
ment they have ever had TO offer In treneh and Amer
ean Paper Hsnzinss ell qualities; Muslin eod Lace
"a OamssE and Deains Curtsik oeedA Cornicss
bands and trimnses for Curtsins. Table apd Floor
on Cioshs white and Check Coco Mating. Window
shades, Msttsasses. Feather Beds wi-h inesy etess
worked up on the most reasonable teFue - A-Sn.
NEW FALL AMI WlNf.H sseDODr...
in take this method Of tnfosmire my c.msfsee
lsrrest and best sssorts1 s0ek of ksit ena winter
Gocds. have ever had the pleasure q exnaelesa =
this rnarkss being selected with srsaf care 80 pe
ahssed excusvely for cash, hm enabled and ceseI-
mined to Offer such in1neernents - essee0 nsi .
please the closes. purehsssm IN The sfoek wttt =
every description Of Silk asd Wool ofcse eeoaE -
nssie scoAs q FL sr1dss lrssn VA LnsIo Il. fsis3e
Prints; 50 sndld assortnent ef sew ayse q LAel1s
Cepeg aud CIosks; sad Seatff Flsneeir uee
esIected seoeh OF vsset Tspsgeryi Bfenes ~ q.
supsr fnsruntCarpsts and 2ass; C9f,efn 1sss
esrvants and Bed BlsshetA Asa Lne7eA 49, -
CAildrs.s Shoes sna sosss .ss vsrss g esss =
bsyssfksr. FOR hareataA sell es$Y a IA ~ ~
sas:sss = s sssss . ~ 8 81. .s.sss: =
UTTERR7Na5se "a fEsl, p = Ixel ~ ~
LsArsTS AID auBeNA DxL1uN0 - : !! -!
RoSEs 6TElN RACk llses e A. sur =, ,9r,s1y11s -.
rnylf Iql lfIsH ASsst t'sp nS ps1scs hIlscss eosize =
=. AZ s. :;;1:s s:s y s 3: - !. .
ils :. 3 = rs.,l !. 's'sss !. ~ x1towkxG z6s;sI = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

1 GENEROUS AND JusT-The New York Times
learns that the agents Of the Cunasd steamships
have refunded 10 those passengers who left the
Arabia 1t Halifax and waited for the Canada, tbs
expencees to which they we're. subjected ~ =
fortnight's delay In that port
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

tpUA HDl \ ts.-.The subscriber having
ID rented q conmodisus dwelling, within three
quarters Of niile of Richmond College is prepared
to accomue edate young who design sttensipg the
College with BOARD, including loom. furniture
&C. on rs asor able terms and would be glad to have
from eight to dozen. Apply in person, through
tbs Posl Office GEORGE D. PACE,
a. 2q--.6tr Late of MiddIessx county
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wATcHns AND JEWELLERY.

- NOTICE THE subscriber v Ould
- mcst respectfully inform bis custouies and
"a the public generally that he has Just recsiv.
49, cd from the North beautiful ssenrtmsnt OF
NsfCHEs AND JEWELRV Of every description,
ssch ean be bought iessonahle terna ~ 1t an
ssy "a ahl;,hmeut In the city. Please call and sx
smins. ,.n -. -. sS
Tive doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door 10 the Dispatch ofiice.
Rec.iyins Of Watches and Jswelry done ct mode.
80, prices and in the best and most expeditions man
20 .,0e 4 z .ak 20 So-lm
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"a lCE.--The subscriber would
"a most respectfully inform bis customers and
q q the public generally. that he hiss Just re.
4sisturnea frsm the North with Beautiful as-
'.s.snt OF WATCHES tGold aud Silverl and EW.
sIRY Of every description, which can be bought on
r.ssonable terms As at any other establishwen in
the city. -, 1900.
INWARD KERSEY, No. Is West Main st.,
few doors below the st, CHARLES Hotel.
-.
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THE TIME FOR HOLDING THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELEc rIoS-The following Is the Act of Congress
upon this subject. Electors will be chosen by the
people In every State of the Union except South
Carolina, where they will be chosen by the Legis
lature: - q = :
The electors of President and Vice Presideu,
shall be appointed in each State on the Tuesd.u
next after the first Monday in the month of No
vember In the year in which they are to be an
pointed: Provided that each State NAV bv Ia y
provide for the filing of any vacancy or vacancies
which may occur in its college of electors when
such college meets to give its electoral vote And
provided, also, when any State shall have held au
election for the purpose Of choosing electors M
shall fail TO make choice on the day aforesaid
then the electors may be appointed on subse
quent day, in such manner as the State shall by
law provide. Passed January @, l845.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

DISAPPEARANCE. - Miss Annie MerSihew, !,
/ daughter OF Capt. James Merrihews left her ia
thers residence In Wilmington, Del, On Saturday
evening, and has not been heard OF since.