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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26

The absentses are beginning to return from the
Springs In increasing numbers Closed houses are
opening again, and the merry laugh of children
heard once more In deserted rooms. The streets
are recovering, In some measure, their wonted
look OF life and animation. Our city was never
healthier than at the present time
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The MarseiIiaise.

At the great German Fremont meeting in New
York, the Marseillaise was sung by thousand
voices. Red Republiesnism arm in arm with
Black Rspublcanism! The war song of the Reds
will And no response In a country which has no
tyrants except those who would subjugate one
section to apethor
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from kansas-AnOther Fight, and tn
Free Soil Account of 1t.

ST. LOUIS, August IS The foIlowingis the sub
stance of free soil letter, dated Angus. It, from
Lawrence:
Yesterday nearly 500 Free Sellers marched
upon Col. Titus camp, near Lecompton, and took
the pro'slavery men it contained prisoners They
defended themselves from log houses and wounded
ten Of our men, one of whom, Capt Chabers of
Indiana, is not expected to live. Col Titus was
badly wounded.
The u s. Dragons interfered to prevent our
attack on Lecompton
Our forces returned here, bringing their prison.
ers with them. Gov. Shannon came to-day and
demanded the release of the prisoners. A confer
ence was had, at which it was agreed that they
CHE SouthernerD would release their six pris-
oners, return the cannon taken at Lawrence, and
disperse all their camps of armed men, provided
we releaae our six prisoners.
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CslloquiaI ProvincinIism.

The Philsdelphia Ledger, noticing the provin-
eiaiisms Of various States, says that many virsi
sia woman, In other respscts perfectly wen bred
says "tose,' when she means .carry"-a habit ac-
quirsd N youth. adds the Ledger from hearing the
plantation negroes use the word. The Ledger IL
an excellent se'cspaper. This Is piece Of asrs
from Virginia, via Philadelphia.
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Ole Bull.

This once famous violinist has come out for FIRE.
mont. Bull is good fiddler, butts poor politician.
He has announced his intention Of contributing
good sum Of money to the Fremont cause, since
which announcement several newspapers, among
them Fremont Journal, have advised him frst to
pay them what he owes for advertising.
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THLE0RArHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FORTH DISPATCH.

QUEBEC. August 25.-We have the following
additional Intelligence by the North America,
which arrived here yesterday:
RUSSIA
Russia notifies the Powers that she Is willing to
give up Kara, but still claims the Isle Of Ser.
pents.
PORTUGAL
Portugal gives In her adhesion to the doctrine Of
the rights Of neusrals, and the arbitration of the
proposed Paris conference.
SPAIN.
All . quiet In Spain. The cholera Is raging at
Madrid
FRANCE.
The French had gained another victory Ia Al
geria.
In Funcai there had been 500 cases and 1900
deaths from cholera, in . population of 2e, COO
There was great deficiency of doctors and nedi
cine
The harvest in France is much better than the
average.
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DEAD.-Capt VIM. Mason, a native of Dinwid
die Va and graduate of the Virginia Military In
stute, died ON the 4th of May, of yellow fever,
board q steamer in Lake Nicaragua, and was bu-
Red on the Island of Omertepec. He was an officer
In Walkers army, had fought calamity at Rivas,
aud was on his way home when stopped by death
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THE JAMESTOWN AFLoAT.- The steamer
jamestown, from this port for New York. which
grounded on Cowpen Shoal, few miles above
the mouth Of James River, got eff Friday night
and arrived at Norfolk Saturday morning, at IL
O'Clock. She proceeded to New York
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A Nice Onostion.

The Boston Post manifests some curiosity to
know whether an or, which IL to be roasted whole
ut Fremont barbecue In Needham Mass, 10 from
the California herd-and whether I Of a pound
OF the beef can DO made to weigh Il pounds, con.
structiveiy.
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WATCHES AID yUWHTry


IM& VlIH WA1GHs
HA Ny srznlfsthes's wateh d battered ~ .,
klt sever sostsine1 either jswsIs Or al" ~
I've carried t1ee nsw for maay long ven
And shsrished BY ma, though some rave sh..
Althouah thou art dick, and not outwsrdv 6rs 'su
time; ~ " gss4
I've seen many rivsL Al sassd ID 6ns soia
Yet ath prsfer you for time, Though yo1'rs "a.
foor, common and wsrn, with thia silver go
- ss.tseiy can sse the time ncw By thy faes,
1o1 must Be repaired, or you'll sooa run ss,as..
And % lsns e live, none shall part me ssS -.
s ~ we ey og ~ rsp.irinE by BAR-THOL~oHfw
I tells me how time passes swiftly away:
TOT seon must leave thes. fvr none Win be e.,,..
20, like you then, for thorough Yeos;,in. esiak
w. J: BARTHOLOMEW
Wsteh and Clock MAJ,
Cornor Of 18th and Na;p 49,,
~. b.-Watches, Clocks and Jewellery 81 s.s oeo
Iytion carefully repaired. Hair ornsmeats ~ O.
y kind made, and Engraving neatly exsant.S ~ sva
shortest notice, end moderate torms ss IN s
house In the city. stos'
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There were Ave deaths from yellow fever In
New Orleans during the week ending tie l7tt
instant.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 25-Private advices re-
ceived here, state that large increase in the
OF yellow fever has occurred in Charleston. S C.
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The Savannah News publishes letter from Q
slave Of that city, who with the permission Of his
master, is making tour of the Northern watering
places.
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MARRIED,
DIED

On the ssd inst, at Gree Church; Rst:nhurs. By
Mr.. A. e. J.. BARTLETT. both Of this city.
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Southern Kapsas Aid as.o.,,..u

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. GA call has been pub
lished signed by the editors of the principal
ana the prominent business men, to the number o
loO, Tor meeting to form a Southern Kansas Ait
Association.
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sPUcIAL NOTICES.

GA Card.--Te tho PabIIc.-.It wsa my
msde publie by the Court bar have bssn requested
by nv friends TO make this statement they thought
ii vas no uss to visit for the Cosrt ~ the Wsldens
The M hic that the report shout myself and others u
false ard for proof viii make the statsmsnt first.
they aeknowledse they were wrong; second, they
have run away to escape justice
an 26---1t* u. h. TuChE1T.
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On the 18th INIT, MARY ANNE. daughter Of John
ana Margaret Dillon, aged IA months.
On Mosday, 18th inst, at o'clock EDWARD
THOMAS BASS, in the S2d year Of his age, only
son Of Mrs. Lucy r. Bass, Of this city.
The friends and acquaintspces Of the family are re
quested to attend bis funeral, from Trinity Church,
on "Wednesday morning, the z7th at 10 o'clock.
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c. Canal Boats mt Auctions-.epecial nc.
tsntion Is asked to my sails Of three Canal boats
THIS AFTERNOON, commencinE ct osiScss On
the Bssiu bank THOMAS w. KEESEE.
- oe ~ Auct
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HOiLKT eKTB AND Fanny GdOD5.--
suM s srERsiNa : purIrN

RLANCAknssF lLLs OF UNCHANlsk-
srsin Of Iodds Of Ifon and l. covered With one
IN Of srsin q mieutsy rslvssssl Irou, snd tie
whole coated with layer Of baisam 81 Tolls. thu
For sale ~ MEADE 4 BAKER, Chsmists
~ E-iw lea n. w. eesasr nais ana losh sts
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BOARDING.


ITO FAMILIES.---Three or four small ia.
i miles can be accommodated with good board
aud pleasant rooms BY immediate application at tbs
Broad street Hotel. Terms very moderate.
au 25--St WIN. B. YAGER, Proprietor.
DOAKDTNG.--The PKKSCOTT HOUSE,
ID two doors above the Banks 10 again open for the
reception of boarders, by the day, week or month.
DR.. Hudson, whs owns the property, has spared no
expense to make this House of the most pleasant
Boarding Houses In the city. He has made several
additions, that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor me with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant at the time the
comforts of homo.
au 18-lm MRS. ~. G.. JETER.
% A X DI NC HOUSk.--Mrs. DAVID
ID WALSH, having taken the Clifton House, 10
prepared to accommodate persons by the year. month";
week or any length of time. She has several rooms
not to be surpassed in the city for comfort and
venence; being large and well elosited. She So
licits the attention of gentlemen ~ day boarders;
her house Is well situated for their accommoda-
ton, being within . few moments walk from the
most business part of the city and yet sufficiently 70
mote to be exempt from the nosc dust and hustle of
such place. 1t is her purpose to keep neat COM
Portable houss, and home for sach favor her with
their patronage.
This house 10 located on 14th street, Immediately
above the Ballard House.
WANTED-A irst.rste dining room Servant. APP
ply at the Clifton House. 22-6r
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LOST.


OsT.-S25 REWARD...On Saturday, be.
- tween the old distilery and the old market, .
PORT MONNA1E containing ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS, one hundred of
Il was in $40 North Carolina Notes. the balance in
North Carolina and Virginia money The above re-
ward Of $25 will be paid for its return TO this Office
25-Sts SAMUEL GENNETT
OST---Dn Friday last n small OVAL
- bhEASTPIN, has three colors of HAIR in IL, hiss
the letters In memoryof" on the face, and the mi
tais A. WI. N w. and 7. L. w. on the back.
The Under will be suitably rewarded BY returning the
81 zs--ot,
o. LOSc--A very handsome POiN
Sze<SSn TER DOG, white and liver colored, stray
ed from my yard on the Goth inst. When
he left he had on steel chain collar, with my
name attached. A suitable reward will be paid to
any person. who will return him to me.
au 2S-St* JOHN CLENDINING.
WAHDsWORTH, TURNER e CO.,
W. l4th Streer, Richmond, VA,
ARE now a rscsvinss very lsrfs and genera. lssort
DRY GOODS,
Ie which they particularly invite the attention Of
Merchants.
large consignment Of celebrated Rock Island Cas-
smere and Jeans daily expected. su 2i-lm
SODA WATER An POKUKI.AIN FOUN.
~ TAiNs.-Onr seds Water il now In fall opera
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups man.
ufactured BY ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparstus IL Of the most recent cousti uction the
CELAiN, and tho cooling arrsng cement, such a. 70
insure its being ct all times Icy.cool and pure
Saratoga and Blae Lick Sulphur Water, kept CON-
SANITY cool On the Ice during the warm weather.
1876, N. w. Corner Of Main and 10Th strssta
j. 2S---Sm
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TS0 HMDs. N. ORLEANs AND CUBA

ISO HH Hi N. ORLEANs AND CUBA
100 bbls Coffee Yellow SUGAR.
100 packages Loaf and Crushed do.
SEQ b s:fs t.susyra and old Java cofFEEs.
70 Deiee Mocha do
400 bags Rio do
IS packages TEAs-best quality
$50 bbls. N. o. MOLAsSES
80 hhds. and tierces Cuba do.
soo boxes Adamsntins and Tallow CANDLES.
500 bsxs. GLASS, 8 by 10 and 10 by H.
100 dor. BROOMs.
1000 resns w. 8. PAPER-largs and small.
200 deg. BED CORDS.
100 doz. Pointed BUCKETS.
100 bsies WICK and TWINE.
800 bsgs SHOT-assorted.
5000 lbs bar LEAD.
RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
And many other articles fer sale on Reasonable TERMS
su ss-2av4w HUGH w. FRY SONS.
HOO TONS BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
OUU 100 tons best Mexisan do.
so tons super PHOSPHATE of LIME.
s1s :sls ,sS for cash a Fl W. FRY SONS
/ HEREBY APPOINT and consulate
for me- exclusively fer CASH. in the city Of Rich
mond or county of Henrico A. 7. BURR.
Richmond. Aug. Esd, 1855. su 96-1m*
DLACK DOESKIN PANTS.-Ass0rted in
II quality, to suit the wants Of our trade. we IN
vle the attention of purchasers to the mt and dura
bility of our goods No better can be found.
SILK T'ESTSi SILK YESTSH
Black and fancy Siks; Double and Single Breast
cd varied in quality and Sizes that can suaran
tee fit, and satisfy in price
SUMNER STOCK
The last chance, gentlemen, for extremely low
priced goods that is good stock at unusuay low PM
ces. GROSHONG TUPMAN,
au26 No. ITO Maln q:
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IS 1S5 Prizes, amounting 500 000
The $4,000 Prizes of $50 are determined by the mum
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize-if that number
should be odd number, then every odd number
Ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to SO; if
even number then every even Lumber ticket will be
entitled to So in addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
All these tickets ending with 0, 2 4,6, 8, even
all those ending with /, s. 5, Z, 9, are odd
CT Remember that every prize il Dawn, and Pay
able in full, without deduction.
CF Ali prizes of 5 |, 0g0 and under, paid immedi-
atey after the drawng-other prizes at the usual
time offs days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
dra wn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
Inediately after the drawing.
The plan Of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
ell Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves s. Quarters ESQ
Prize Tickets cashed renewed ia other Tickets
at either Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLURs
As one half the tickets are guaranteed to draw So,
we will sell Certificates of Packages Of 10 Tickets,
Todd and even numbers.) st the follow ing rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount qua
rantoed, accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whsle Tickets, $50
10 Half so
10 Quarters I" Is
Address orders for Tickets Certjfcstes of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
s. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, n ontgomery Ala.
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NJ IL e. E..Temp0rary Removnl..-The
subscriber, for the purpose of giving way to tn
erection of house. has removed his store from
his old stand of Main and 18th streets three
doors above, where he would be pleased to sss bis
rate article of Clothing assuring them that he sps
pared with all the necessary requisites sdom the
outward man. h. 3 SPENCE,
FashionsSle Gothier and Merchant Tailor,
jei7 No rs Main street.
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eEA UNION STEAMSHIP Com
N Pany-fSr philadelghia, via
s Steamer Sas CIV CIV 81 spa Rf EafsH5Si
Capt .. Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich:
mond, until further notice, every MONDAY and
Thursday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
adelphs every Wednesday and Saturday NOR
nings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers arc now in fine order inc creased &C.
been added, also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to our charge receive an Increase
q No trsnshpment by this line.
Passage through 70 New York, and found $1,000
Do do Philadelphia, and fou I'd, LIST
Passage through 70 philadelphia, no. fourd ID '''
Passage to City FOiut and Norfolk same a. B; the the
wPa.sengers BY thi. line can stop in Philadelphia
the same ticket h. L. FUTILE, Agent,
au IS Rockets
~ YORK KivkK OY sTENB-
fN1PlCKLED.-Afsw gallons very supe-
Tongues Away. ready; Steaks Chops, Catlsts Fish,
Choice Ales, Wines and Liquors, Cigars &C.. and
warranted genuine, for sale at TIE ARBOUR.
au26 Corner Main an 18th sts
A1lI RICHMOND FAYETTK AKTIL.
IVA LERY. mesting and di.tll Of your
SfRRs Company THIS (TUEsDAYl Ev ENING ct
enfk o'clock. ct Your Gun Room.
full attendance 10 pecesssry, as business of i'm
lance will be brought before tho meeting.
By order OF the Csptsn
su Is 1T JEo. q. POCKL,NaToN. I'd serst.
- TO LET.-A desirnble House, in a
H pleasant nsisho'rho0d. Apply at e., 1 Office of
.u2e--s. Corner 18th ii a. ana Mann Man, =.
~ HOUSE FOR nENT..-The hoaae
the of 9th nd
Union Hill. formerly Satterwhite's The house
has five rooms and kitchen. Apply to
JAMES SIMPSON,
aa zo-A- On 18th Ct, in the Valley.
Is FOX Phi IL A 10 q IPHI1
9H TWICE WEEK-7hs No. /
S64k43S1S Steamship VIRGINIA, Captain B.
Rooms, IL now ready to receive
a aas's s and VII, leave on THURSDAY. August
.an of freight or passage, having superior sesommeda
EA sTEAMsHlP IA NJ 3 3
9k ToWN.-The Jamestown win not
S41a14 leave =, M:x York for shi: place. until
Returning she will leave this place, TUESDAY
York.
Passenger can secure their berths and tisksss ,il
then, q our o6ies, South sids Of Basin.
an 6-lt LUDLAM WATSON
Inn BBLs H0Ilfns, EXTRA FLOU0.
Ivy 6r saiss l ffkin Prime fresh Butte.
- cnENoHAW CO.
tvKAfOOL FINE 8 AL r ..-MaSsHsII
saS DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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,FKEsH ARRIVAL OF JEW

FREsH ARRIVAL OF JIW
"a ELRf or THE LATEST sryiEW.
h3 Just to hand q large variety Of ILLS LIS
Sthe most fashionable styies, srnons ~,
isso entirely new styles The .s,ortm.ns ss.ea
sists in part OF Cameo Gold Stone Lava Moan, sOa
Diamond Fins Earrings, Finger.Rinss ma ~. aaa
lets; also, large variety wsfeh Keys Go S's ss,
Silver Pencils Gold Pens the best n,snnfse,r.asa
and large variety Of Silver Wsre All sosd. 's rsa
ranted - represented and will be cold A. M
profit. MYERS JkNxrnas
w ISL Main strs.t
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ARMoRY R. L. I. BLUES
A.~k osxt 49,

"A August 25th, 1856
hi Muske. No. II tfnt lock) was taken from a,
M Armory recently, through mistake, by memb.,
Whoever has i: in possession, will confer favor a.
he undersigned by leaving it at the Dispatch os.
DR. the Armory Of the Company on w eduesdsy ni,S,
an 25--St GEO. C. WILDE, sseI
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IMPORTANT NOTICE Anxious 10 re.
i duce our stock of summer Clsthing and Furuish.
ing Goods to the lowest pessible point, We will from
Etc, Merino, Alpaca, Marssilles and Linen Coau,
Pants and Vests with every other style OF light Sum
mer Clothing. presenting rare opportunity to par
chasers to supply themselves with superior quality
Clothing at great reduction in prices.
au7 KEEN BALDWIN co.
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lHOKWA DING Blu SIN Il 3 s..IN.
II CREASED DISPATCHED have made arrange.

EOKWA Il y u NG Blu SINE ) s..IN.
Il CREASED DISPATCH-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line Of boats running from my
house and shall at the Of the fall sea-
son, send boat every other day Sundays except
cd. B this arrangement will put goods through two
days than heretofore and nearly if not alto
gether, as soon by the 8. 5. r. B., and at mach
less xpenss.
Merchants west of Lynchburs wishing to eonnsn
their goods to the rarord agent required TO DE-
post funds to pay the charges to that point as tho
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or COL
lect charges on goods received by ths Canal
jy 29-u ALFRED 3. LEE. on the Dock.
QIChMOND WINE STOkE.-.We new
II have on hand superior stock OF Wines and Bran
dies for summer use comprising ia part OF
Hennesssy and Otsrd BRANDiES. IN wood and Gias
Old Port WINES psrt very choice.
MedeIie and Sherry, old and dsicate.
Claret and Champagne, various grades
Scotch ALE. of Yonger's, Alsopp's. CampbslPs saa
Dicks brands.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEY q few bbs. very choioe, Tot
family use. For sale BY DUDLEY CO.
ie20 u Nam 81
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TzLCINFb FL1sTEn. -.l6o beb ~
= : e - = @s 66ssyrnroar. ALLEN : %
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4 skAlG ALUM SPRINGS, Crai1 1;o.,,.
~ VA.-The proprietors Of these Sprinsa w.
have for some time past enjoyed very fayorsb. =.
putation In the counties surrounding thsm hsvs -.
induced to put the water in barrea for the eors.
ence of invalids in other sections 'A''
For tho present, the price 10 Fixed at ma wh,.,
barely covers cost of barrelng and tho csrri.sa A
Its healing virtues are beyond question IN. xI
lowing certificate from DR.. Csrper LEADING And nj
known physician In Botetourt county il seIeeted M,
many Of equal respectabiiity and force: avn
fIHcAsTLE, BoTETouRr Co, Va,
July 18th, 1856
"CrsE Alum Springs" to express my opinion OF Il.
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have ex.p,.
ed the analysis Of the water (made by Prof Booth, =
Philadelphia and believe 1t well adapted to cure a.,
eases requiring tonic Alternative acon on the rvs
tenn; and can further state that have known psm. -
markable effected by its In ssrofulous A..
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel N. CARpER ND
The water has been analyzsd by Professor Booths
of Philadelphia, who says
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality 10
the analysis indicates Will prove valuable aid 70 The
gion of Virgins, about equdstant from many Of thu
confer higher value upon the Sulphated Cbalybiss
"JAs. c. BoorHEn
Eruptive diseases, deraBgement of tho liver dys
pepsa, &C., have yielded to the power of this wstsr
and prove its efficacy wherever IL has been tried
This very valuable water II for sale In barrels 81
very low price, by
PURCELL LADD CO., Drusgis.s,
no 2q-dtsif Agents. for the Pyonr;.,n,
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EyAfXL PRANTa.-.l have Just .nsLL
II large and splendid assortment Of FAL. mas
COS Also, sass Of email Figured DasS AeH
Cslicos, suitable. for children. 49,.
n. EzEKIEL. Chsae Csss -. o.t
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ENUUND A A. MEXICAN G UANO.-
N The subscribers have in and will continue to
recevs supplies of ground A. A Me1ican Guano con.
tanning 60 per cent of bone phosphate Of lime The
value of this Guuno ~ fertilizer 10 greatly in.
creased by being ground fine. And it il recommended
to farmers for mixing with Peruvian 0usno. Tbs
Peruvian and Mexican shonld be mixed half and half
The most experienced chemists in the country pro-
nounce this mixture the best and cheapest manure for
the wheat crop. Z. H. SKINKER CO,
an 20 No 81 Cary street
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SUPERiOH CLUTHINls, Ar GKEAT
- LY REDUCED PRICES AT THE NEW
CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 1l9 MAIN STREET.
j. D. GOODMAN now offers his entire stock of Sun.
er Clothing greatly reduced cash prces in order
to reduce stock low possible to mako room for
Fail stock. and to the interest the ameust Of
summer stock no in store. Those in want can now
find the greatest bargains by giving me early call.
au 20 ]. D.. GOODMAN
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DUkCkLL, LADD IL CO., Druggists
L Richmond, vs--Haying received their tall stces;
consisting in part of the following, sfsr their usu'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26

MIssES KINGS sCHUOL--COrner OF
lVl Broad and Mayo streets The ninth session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 10Th of
September, and close the 18th of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
of skill and experience
TERMS:
Payable semannually in advanced
For Board. $3.50 90
Higher ENGLISH Branches 40 90
Primary do do from. ......... 80 to so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. 20 90
Music and Drawing. Professor fees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26

ARMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD,
q RICHMOND. Aug. sd, 1855
II The Company will ASSEMBLE at their Ar.
Ion TUESDAY, 26th inst, at O'Clock, p. AZ
BY order of the Lieut. Commsndins
Gu 25-I JOHN MCDONALD n q