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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18


THE ACCIDENT IN Boston HARBoR- Fire La.
dies Dopned.-The telegraph has announced the
sinking Ooy collison) of yacht in Boston harbor
Thursday. by which five ladies were drowned
The Boston Atlas says:
Yesterday afternoon, party composed Of FIVE
ladies aud ii We gentlemen left the Mariners House.
North Square, and went down the harbor upoa a
sailing excursion. Everything passed off pleas
antly, and the boat sailing along the East Bos
ton shore on its return when the ferry boat left
the slip for the city side. The sail boat crossed the
wake of the steamer, standing towards the navy
yard, when the progress of the ferry boat was i'm
pedsd by some muh-sccws, and the belmsman, be-
ing in the end of the boat towards the city, could
not see the sail boat, which was astern; therefore,
in backing to clear the scsws foul of the sail
boat and apsized her. One of the paddle wheels
before the alarm was given, had smashed the boat
and struck The ladies. who sunk to rise no more -
The five men tried to save the ladies, but the
they were seated in the part of the boat most ex
posed. Every effort was made by those on board
the ferry boat ~ reach the ladies, but in vain Had
they been I'd where the men were, they would
probably ali have been saved The accident &C
Cured about o'clock in the evening and the sail
boat was hidden from the view of those on board
the ferry boat by the dark shadow of the ferry
slip and wharf Mr.. Hamilton the landlord of the
Mariners House, lost his daughter Mary c., aged
IA, and his sister, Mary + aged %; Miss Henri.
eta Greenlaw. 81; Mrs. Jane Erwin, %: and Mrs
Ellen Robinson, 90 were the other ladies drown.
ed.
At II O'Clock, last night, none of the bodies had
been recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

Auc o"no' Suu t"0m " paying TOT THIS edvertlse
ment. ApPIy " tnlsOmce sul8-It
A UGUsT ISth IS5O...EULDsNTIT he
Ing determi. ed II out his stock as much a.
possible has still made reduction IN the prce
OF goods having just recrived great many d.sra hs
goods, such Is Cactus Skirts; Long VIVA ebone.
Elas 10 Belts; super French Woven Corsets: I,is5.
Linens; Collars Aleeves: Camb and Swis. Hands. n
fants Waists; White Kid Gloves at onI, SOC hsrS
some Embroidered Mourning Hdkfs a. al. worth
9Z9o; Grass Linen do IT 5ac, CHEAP at Sc: Lonr
Twls cd Mits at 56lo Ladies' Linen Camb. Hdkf.
q. iasc worth 2oc small lot Of rich Lace Collar.
at loc aneommoniy cheap; pimitv Bands ct Toe |;
Dotted Wells at 25c.. Silk Custon Thread and Lisie
Lace. snd Eds.si Stamped Gel and Banda; Check
ana fisin Csmbric striped, fie'd. Dotted and Plain
swiss Mnsns II you want great extraordinary bar
eaina 70 to the cheapest store, whichis
ani8 t9OLDsMITsS 20s Ryo,6 -
SODA WAIhn, pure uud una 4 ulf q ra ted.
~ made 10 silver lined fountains from In iish sn.
pertor Carb Soda and from marble duet or whit-
ing. This spa AlioR and icy sold beverage, made
fresh avery day and drawn Through patent refiise
rant draw stand, and drank daily by th~nsslds u nm
surpassed Il not ureqaaied by any In the world and
seld a. the tabishment Of Messss DUvAL NOR.
TON, DruGsisss, Main street, corner Of 1oih with
cho,cs cosction of fresh ripe fruit ayups prsrared
with rich country Cream. Of hundred Pine
Apples. do stnawhetry Bed, do. Lemon Grove do
sparkling Hook Nehtsr and Crret and the only tut
inventors add manufacturers Of the for famed :" a.
NoGx' drink. an lf.
OLIVE OIls..-IWO rMses ter anIe 81
" AuIs DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

Df VHE OVkkNOK of VIRGINIA..
ID Observation-Disclosures having been
received by the Executive that JAMES KEEFE,
late of the Public Guard of Virginia. who charged
with forgery, has fed from justice and is now going
at large: Therefore, l do hereby offer reward of
two hundred dollars to any person or persons who
shall arrest the said James keefe and deliver him
into the Jail of the city of Richmond and do more
over require all officers of this Commonwealth, civil
and military and request tbs people generally, use
their best exerons to procure the arrest OF the said
Keefe, that he may be brought to Justice.
~, Given under my hand as Govssnor, and under
lis { the Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth at
t~~' Richmond, this 10th day OF August in the
year 1856 HENRY A. WISE
By the Govern
GEORGE w. MUNFoRp,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

NEW YORK. August l6
Mr. Stephen Fl. Branch, we'll known to the pub
lie by his share in the celebrated Matse inv esti-
CATION has been missing from the city for fort
night under circumstances that excite some alarm
among his relatives and friends. Mr.. Branch left
his boarding house on the last day of July, since
which time nothing has been heard of him. He
had not announced his intention of leaving the
city either to bis landlord his brother, Mr.. T. w.
Branch, of Brooklyn, Alderman Briggs. or any
other of his intimate friends Mr.. Branch was
man of very steady and regular habits, having
been absent from his boarding house only two
nights duSng the past year Everything we found
about his room as usual, at the time of his dsap
pearance The fact that a Quantity of clean
clothes, received from his washerwoman on the
same day, were found in bis room would seem to
indicate that he has not left the city on journey.
All is quiet At Staten Island to-day. No attempt
has been made to reconstruct the barricades.-
There is no sickness at either Clifton or Stapleton
The Board of Health at SoutEfeld have adopted
regulation suspending all intercourse with the
vessels at quarantine, and appoin ting committees
to purchase and destroy everything like bedding
and straw which may be sent en- shore.
The Brooklyn Times of yesterday says: There
can BE- no doubt that some malignant epidemic IS
ravsging the shores of Gowsnus (near Greenwood
Cemetery) Another OF the daughters OF the late
Alderman Bergen died last evening, the same
symptoms which marked the cases Of her relatives
being exhibited Other members of the family are
said to be dangerously i'll, and the locality is being
rapidly deserted by the Inhabitants"
'.Al the fools are not dead yet" that's certain.
A person, named Nathan Basset, from Columbia
county, stopping at the International Hotel was
robbed in house of prostitution. last evening, by
his famaleicsmpanon there, of 5000 in scrip, and
800 in gold The cypran was arrested to-day,
but the money was nowhere.
A cashier of one of the Havana Banks. who
eloped with Spanish lady to this city, was taken
into custody yesterday, at the office of Messrs
Hoge & CO.. Bankers, In Wall street, charged with
fraudulenty obtaining fuuds on drafts drawn by
Jas Robb & Co, On Messrs Hoge g. Co. The Of
fence IL one of breach of trust, however it would
appear.
steamship "Borussia' Capt. Ehlers, arrived at
this port Friday from Hamburg, August LIST, with
49l passengers. She reports encountering good
deal of ice on the passage.
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H.. =. Mali. STEAMSHIP
JAMESTOWN, leaves TUESDAY
&I8EM evening, the 10Th lust, at O'Clock,

= for NV YORK via NORFOLK.
hour OF 2 O'Clock, r. NJ. TUESDAY, 18Th inst.
Consignees requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers requested to serd In the names of
their Conssrees Tuesday, afternoon, or their ship
ments I'LL be consigned to order.
Passengers are requested to BE- on board before
the iour OF departure, 4 O'Clock, p. M, Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office South hide
of the Basin.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State
room only $40 Steeraes passage only IS
Passage to Norfolk same ~ by the river boats
au 1877 LUDLAM 4 WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

EOUNbs.-On thnfsaaS, ON the s,~ ps OF
the Farmers' Baak, bunch II SMALL kEYs,
The owner get them by paying tor this sdverti.e
ment. Apply At this Office ,u,aIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18
nPHCIAL NOTICES.

rThe benevelent person Who cneIOscd
stVensy Dollars for Gilbert nsnt' go G.vs no clue
!. n. ~ ~ identity may IsAFn ihs0a9h this ehans
~. ~ sfraner fr re suspeets it Il isdy) wss A.
s-nt from the city when the donation .as nsae ano
beloved him 20 the mountains and bsck i y now N
ths hsnds 81 the worthy blacksmith for whom II was
intended who RECEIVES it his forge and sxpresssd
bis gratitude with fearful eyes
Perhaps som. Of our r-sde-s may sst who nirsI1
Hnnsf IA i the negro blacksmith recorded IN Ine
u ,nne davs OF Richmond - fbs rsscHer o. mshy
i.aes from the conagration of the Theatre IN isi<
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LOST.

L'Un "a L. IA first rate Dinins .rOem
Il Servant and Carriage Driver. lie understands
the care of horses and WORKING in a Garden. HIS
not having further for him, of RS him fT
sale, preferriDg he should remain IN kichmo'd IL
is seldom spch useful servant is Altered 10 tns mar
ket, Apply TO sIuNAM GRADY,
an I4--eodS* Carr street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

NUTHEk SUPPLY Or CLOTH
"A STRETCHERS, for holding and stretching
cloth while marking with ndelibie Ink inst received
at MEADE L. BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

ID ed to the house formerly known as the Park
HGuse on Bank, between 9Th and 10Th streets. The
house has undergon, thorough repair and is now
ready for the reception of boarde There 10 suite
of rooms the first floor, and several other rooms
suitable for families He would be happy to accom-
modate fifteen twenty young men as oay boarders.
at moderate cbsrges He is also prepared for the
comuodation of his country friends if th.y will give
him O call JOHN TALMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

Manifold wish TO esnploy 80 good
w hands to lay Track the line of the Riehmond,
sburg and Potomsc Railroad, about thirty.
seven miles from Richmond Apply at this ofhse
VIM. N. BRAGG, Supt
Office r. r. r. r. Co 4
Richmond. July %. A's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

JAMES KEEFE born in Kilkenny county.
ireland He is 90 years of age, five feet six inches
high, of rudy pexion blue eyes and brown hair
walks with his head erect body bent forward and the
toes of on foot turned in. su 18 2awSw
TNHE ERlSCULUM, or Improved Cork
L Respirator, for excluding damp and unwhola.
s1me air from the lungs for sale at
MEADE 4 BAKERS new Apothecary Store.
1885, N. w. corner of Main and 10Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

SCHOOL ON On h Al q n iilLL..--rh
- Exercises of Mrs. Webs School, corner OF
Broad and oath streets, will te resumed on WE'D
NESDAY, the LIST of October next.
Terms &c, made known on application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

NN1IH . III n n . n '.-NHy 8tHffP mHn
"A wishing employment of business and industrious
hA bits with capital of 200 $500, real from
81 900 to see Per apnum For par iculars, call at
my Office. at Mr. w. A. Bells store. corner of Frank
TN and 18Th streets. c. C. FRAYSER
Agent ana Collect r.
P. s. Any person desireus Of embarAng in this
rich and valuable enterprise, will make immediate
application either personally by note, through the
Post Office as such chances are OF renee
and will be taken at once. C. c. +,
al h. -2t" As't and Col.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

ALlvk O1l4..- 90 rMses ter anie 81
" ~ IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
L DENNIS BRO, Dyers. beg 10 inform ihe e-
tizsns of Richmond and vicinity that they Ae no~
prepared to every description o. snf, co,ton
and Woollen DYEING and CLEANING, as well IS
can be done in New York, or elsewhere
We have new Machinery and the very oess OF
workmen, aid can guarantee satsfastion 10 our pat
rons
Merno. Silk and De Lsine Dresses dyed into fssf-
ionab coors, suit the taste of the owner snawi
of every description cy-d or cleaned; Grape fh4ws
dyed scarlet crimson or other co sts eqaai to IN
ported yelve's dyed and finished nearly. eaaai 70
new Fix Dresses cleaned, and wine and sres<e
stains removed .v.
We intend to do our work equal to any e'tsbiisii.
me MT in the United States AMI respectfully sohe'
the patronage of the citiz US Of henmoLd and sief
nifty
Er" Gents Garments cleaned and dyed
uENNIs & BRO.
succe ssors to J. w. Hines franklin ST.,
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BOARDING The PRESCOTT HOUSE.
ID two doors above the Banks 10 again open for the
reception of borders, BY the day, week or month
DR.. Hudson, who owns the property, has spared no
xper 50 to make this House OF the most peasant
Roardinp House, In the city He has made several
additions thst renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor with their patronage
their stay my house pleasant at the same time the
comforts of q homo an l8-H-
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07

that the turbid pool of sectionalism had been
quieted, and ayerred that he withdrew from
the Convention under solemn sense of
duty. lie could not allow his strong feeling
for Americanisln, his profound reverence
for this great confederacy. to put aside the
great interests of the section from aheEee
he came The South had not stood here
in defiance, nor with arms in their bands:
but with words of peaee and kindness. aud
their hands grasping for the hope of their
country. Gentlemen from all sections Of
country had entreated him to to return to
the Convention, assuring him that he had
uiisjuiged It's dominant principles.
The Speaker concluded BY saying he was
going TO the backbone for his country as 1t
stands in its vast length and breadth, and
felt assured that those at home would Aot
condemn hi,n sor resuming his seat
Mr. Walker SAT down amid a round Of
applause
Mr Norris, Of Deleware, withdrew the
name Of John " Ciayton,and said Deleware
was now united for Aillard Fillmore
Mr. Reedy moved that no gentleman be
allo&ed TO give an explanation Of his vote
for a candidate.
The vote for President was then proceeded
wuh,the name Of each member being called,
each State being entitled to its vote in the
Electoral College, the absentees to be voted
for propoItionally by the votes cast; no
State not represented to be entitled to vote,
with the following result
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07
BY DAVID OVER.
AMERICAN National Council.

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1icIees.
Missouri IS. " Breckenridge
faaiana--s. Meredith, W Sheets, A. "
Phelps.
Mictigan--W.J. Wood.
Wisconsn--Joha Lockwood, Il. Chand.
Ter. E. Bardic, G. " Cook.
Inincis-R. W. DauneLhower, II. 5
Jennings.
Iowa-L. II. Webster.
Distsie, Of Colaulbia--y yc spasian Ellis
Arkansas Albert Pike, H. Fowler.
l.ousiana-George Eustis, J, II. Lewis
&. G. Lathrop, j. Mellan, y. 3. Herman
C4lilornia--Charles Matthews, Il. A
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heady
keutueky-- John W Finnell, The7aa
II Cay, G W Gist, I'lohas Todd, \ J
CamPbell, s Carpenter, jr., VI L UndeGwooc
3 J Raphael.
Taere was a contest on the question q
the admission of lie delegates from Louisi
ana, on account IF the State Council hayin
repadsstea the Catholic test Of the Natlona
Platform. There ,fas also contest be
tween the delegates from tIlis State claim
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PLATFORM OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY As ADOPTED BY THE Ma
TIOSAI. COUNCIL.

lst. Aa hamble Acknowledgements to the
Supreme Being who rules the universe for
H's protecting care voucksafed to our
fathets ia their successful revolutionary
struggle, and hitherto lninifessed 10 Us,
fLeIF dercadants, in the preservation Of the
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07

The chair declared that Millard Fillmore
hauing received majority of the votes cast
was the nominee of the Convention for the
Office Of President OF the United States.
Mr.. Scraggs. of New York, said, as he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
CHIMNEY PIECE & PIER sLA Bs.
~ Manufactured Of Stone By hs
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.

These are new and beautiful articles in imitation Of the
richest and most expensive kinds Of Marble In style and
hnsh they stand unequalled, very highly polished,
retain their beauty much longer han common MARBLE and
injured by gas smoke, or acids They have been
extensively used, 10 public and private buildings, giving
perfect satisfaction. While much superior in appearance,
they sre sold cheaper than anything Of the Kind in the
market. During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions Of the American
Institute, New York, and the Massachusetts Charitable
Association indeed, the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the airest evidence
that this marble will, by s many advantages In great
measure superBcde the use Of al others
Architects, builders, and all others are invited 10 exam
Inc them at the Ware Rooms Of the Company corner Of
fremont Row and Howard opposite Ianoysr street
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't& Treas'r.
Boston, Dec. 1863. d25 d&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
w O re ESTER DAILY
GxpressGS.
NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT |
RerOveen worcester & ss.Y.

~ NJ
Rerween Worcester & p. 7.
Commercial Line Of Steam propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AID NEW YORK
RL-wEEKLY-UsUAI. TIME IS HOURS.
Goods Transported Betteeen Worcester and Neu Yo7I
as and NTH Equal Despatch as on any other Liae
L THE BOATS OF THIS LINZ gess
= viii leave Providence from Fox Point, ~
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. & FRIDAYS and
New York On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, s sATUR
DAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York, at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangements with the Daily In'
land Line Of Propelers between New York and Phsdel
phia, and the Weekly Inland Line to Baltimore az
all times. When this inland route is Open Goods will be
taken at Providence for Philadelphia at per foot
and for Baltimore at Scents per foot Usuat between
Providence and Philadelphia 20 hours; and between Ee
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if so directed. at
rent rates.
For further information, apply to W. Il. JoURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaac
odell, Pier No 10 N R.; or W. P. Williams, IA Broad-
B. BUBFUM, Agent, foot of South. Main ST.
sSpt q ls5t d&Etf Providence
- FULLERss NORWICH AND
asfNz.t| WORCESTER EXPRESS.
G.. D. FULLER will send a Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He win transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFIeEs-1so Main St, Worcester N c. Brakenridge'B
Store, under Wa1regan House. Norwich, Ct
Worcester, Sept. 1st 1855. sept5
CO ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
tI5szEsa.sl WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
husinesst lsacted at Fall River Mansfield, Atleboro
Taunton, Sew Bedford, and Nantucket, Msss Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick,
Wickfeld Peacedale, and Wakefield R. l.; and Stoning
on, Conn.
OFFIcEs-1SO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store WooHsocket; No. Broad street, Providence