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A Remarkable Feat.

In another portion of our paper will be found an
account of the remarkable dramatic excursion Of
Brougham and his company, who have performed
in the theatres of New York and Philadelphia the
Same night This great feat illustrates what steam
and railroads have done for the travelling public
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that fifty years
ago. it a favorite exploit Of Cooper, he actor,
to piayin New York and Philadelphia on alternate
nights Mr.. Cooper would make engagements in
both cities to play three alternate nights in each
week, in each city. After performing at the Ches.
nut Street Theatre, (often in the dead of winter
he would take supper and then step into his private
carriage and start for New York. He had RELAYS
of horses at sh nrt distances and he would reach
New York in time to perform at the Park Theatre
the next night. After playing at the Park he
would start back again to Philadelphia He was
of course compelled to take all the sleep he got
while in the carriage. Mr.. Cooper would have
been greatly astonshed to have had Mr. Brouph
ans feat fifty years afterwards, propheSied to him.
The speed made by Brougham is believed to be
the most rapid, for q distance, yet done in this
country. The N. Y. Dispatch states that much
more rapid running has been made occasionally
for few miles. Eight or ten miles were ouce &C
mplished on the New York Central Railroad At
the rate Of secenty miles an hour In England, the
express trains run at about forty three miles an
hoar-on the Great Western "a wide guage line,
with extremely powerful engines, the speed NAV
be a trifie more.
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DIED.,

On Sunday, in Manchester, JOHN p. BOWEN,
aged S. years.
On the evening of the 18th inst, LEILA GIBSON,
youngest child Of James and Rebecca Jane Cray,
aged months aud % days.
At Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 9th, Mr.. SAMUEL
CLARKE, sged fifty two yesu-formerly Of Virginia.
In this city on Monday morning, 18th inst. after
severe illness of four months, Miss VIRGINIA,
youngest daughter of John Wsrrock, of this city
The friends and acqusintances Of the family are re-
to attend the funeral at St. Pauls Church,
Wednesday morning 18th inst, at Ii O'clock
Ohis papers requested to copy It
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vwLoss of Appetite 10 the f0rerunner Of
diseases and the sursat indication Of deransed liver
and dsord cred stomach. Thoss who are thus affect
ed may readily avoid spell of sickness by resortlng
to the use of BAKERS BITTERs the surest regulator
and assistant Of The skill Of man has yet dis
coysred few dsses will expel secreted bile, en-
appetite assist digestion, aud prevent bilisusness
caolc stomach. dsrrhes, and all other diseases
of similar stamp. One single battle, taken accord
ing to directions worth bushel Of poisonous min
erals and qua Ok postrums. They are purely vessta
bla, and entirely harmless in their action Try them
To be had of all the principal Druggists IN the city
of Richmond and elsewhere. Orders filed by ad-
dressing T. EAkEk :
no Ii NlchmOnd, va.
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iHF nAH.Y DISPATCH
Tuesday Msrpins, k s.s~ssr 70, ISc


The University.
r,. r-o,versity ofvirginia was never IN - nou'.
80 condition as at present. The number o.
,a.... :. this early period Of the session Is ia''
,n.n :, the close of the last session when was
,.rssr than .. any previous period In the nis,ol,
81 the University. There are now SIX nunu'e'
and two students,--from the following s'A'e'
New York Q; pennsyivania l; Ohio De,A~'
MARYLAND 10: District Of Columbia 10; Nor'n o'fa
lin. 6: South Carolina 43; Georgia 81; flor'dA =
I,.bama ~; Mississippi "a; Lousian. ss texas :;
C.l,forui. Q; Arkansas i; Missouri 8; Kentucky IL
Tennessee g. making In oil from other states .'@'
from Virginia $50; total 6c2 ~
The whole number of students on the LON "
Sovamber last session, was 5i6. Increase for the
remainder of the session AZ; making whole mum
her during the session $50. With the same rate OF
;,c-e.se this session as last, for the remainder OF
chs .e..iou, the total number during the present
se..,on win reach $50. It appears that students
49, enter At q more advanced age than formerly,
and than is usual in this generally fast age, when
xouue men are dissatisfied II their education Is not
compIeted at seventeen. The ages of the students
a. their birth days preceding matriculation' were
f,tlous.
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~ DRISCOLLS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrfce and Cosmstic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
seeth healing the gums aud imparting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive breath which too
reouentIy exists, without The persons knowtsdge-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, NO. @o',
Main street and nv nruggsts gsners'lv
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MARRIED.

At Ct Paups Church, Richmond, n vsmber 18th.
nv thu Rev Mr. Mjunegerod-, MILES <. CREN
SHAW, Of Charles City county, to AMT0iNETFE
VIRGtNIA eldest daughter Of n. A. Thornton, Esd,
of Richmond.
Whis please copy.
mon Thurd evening. the I5th inst, Of tbs resi
dense of the brides father. by the Rev. B. Many,
Mr. BOBERT q MAYES formerly Of Petersburg,
Va, to Miss MARTHA E., daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Mays Of this city.
Petersburg, Cincinnati, and Indiana papers pissse
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THE FUR TRADE.-The demand for furs of
fancy descriptions this season, says the New York
Journal of Commerce, exceeds all precedent, and
as consequence, prices on raw stock for varie.
ties. have gone up to fifty per cent and even high
er, compared with last year. Fer dress good furs
viii be worn the coming winter to an unusual ex.
tent Sets costing $50 ara very common.
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SPECIAL NOTICHs.

" Ladies' Levee.-.The Ladies' OF the
Grace Street Baptist Church will hold levee at
Monument HOTEL fronting Capitol Square. on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS next. The
proceeds to be applied to the erection OF stone
steps to that Church.
Entrance and Supper, so cents.
Smiths Band will be present to enliven the entsr
taiumeut NO i8-4t@
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e. Beudann's Star Gallery of Photo.
graphs and Abrotypes continues to be the resort OF
those wishing tasty and faithful Portraits OF tnen-
.slvea friends and children He produces faultless
Portraits in all weshers and at all hours of the day
call il cordially invited, to examine specimens at
Ito Main street, next door above S1tchei Iyiers
Jewelry Store, where pictures are warranted to
please. charge.
no 8-3.* D. BENJAMIN.
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DAaA.

WASHINGTON, Nov I7-Gen. John H. Eaton,
Secretary Of War under Gen Jackson's admins
tration, died here this morning.
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y The Regular Quarterly Meeting Of
the Board of Trade will be held at the Office OF the
State Agricultural Society, on WEDNESDAY even
ing, 18th mat, at O'Clock.
noI9 VIM B. ISAACS, seo'y.
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tESsEssEE AND VA. RAIL RoAD-The
soussooroush. Tennessee, vindicator says the
aging on the East Tennessee and virginia
n.'i'oea Is progressing rapidly, and the cara are
expected to reach that place early next sprine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

QUICK TRIPS The schoeners Ny Rover Capt.
.sokson, from New York. and Fannie, from Phils.
% phia, arrived at Savannah, Ga, Thursday-,he
!fmer making the run In &c hours, and the latter
In three days
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Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL, Nov II "A destructive fire occur.
red at Three Rivers, Saturday morning, destroy.
ing so buildings comprising half the business por-
ton of the town
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The u. 3. Goversment snd the Isthmus o
Panama

WASHINGTON, Nov II The administration has
force the rights of the Government and citizens Of
the United States on the Isthmus of Panama, be-
ing weary of the equivocation of New Granadian
authorities It Is reported that treaty is pending,
ceding to us the Central Transit Route, without
the actual sovereignty by name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

DRtwSED.-Captain Edwards, of the schooner
Miranda Ross was drowned at Washabrig Inlet
Aceomac county, Va, last week. by falling over.
board He WAS native of Bergen, NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

LAUNcB.-The steamer "Hiawatha," intended
tor the Baltimore and Richmond line, was launch.
ed In the former city Saturday. A large company
was present to see her of
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rnLnoRArH rc NEWS.
nrPnRTEpr0R THE DIsPATCH

Tl,e vessel In Collision with the Lyounais.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE vessel that came
into collision with the steamer Lyonnais. was the
bark Adratic, bound from Belfast. Me to Savan-
nah. Ga The Adriatc arrived at Gloucester, Mass,
on tina 4th inst, slightly damaged. The Captain
ediately proceeded TO Belfast, and reported
through the Belfast Journal, that the Adriatic had
been run into by an unknown steamer, which
passed on without stopping to render assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

vAuction Notice ..Boots, Shoes and
Hats THIS MORNING. by
no ls-lt DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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A TICKET poR ls60.-rhs -
ZEE g the 9Th iast nominates The s,,o !Mo. Ct.
p.s 80 sor President Miiiard FiImors ne T
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN IKDrA,-Loss Of oser
Four Thousand Lire*--The Calcutta correspon
dent of the London Times, under date Of Oct I,
gives the following account OF disastrous nesnes
10 that country:
The rains this year have been universally Sc
we're The downpour In Affghauistan was un
precedented, aud In August its effects began 20
oe visible. Tho torrent OF water which M tn's
season rolls down the water system Of the NOUS
grs duality increased, then overtopped the oan ,us
and then burst on the plains with force wnicn
swept whole towns from the face of the earth
The cantonment of Naoshera, only half buils, was
carried away. The great cantonment OF DeuIA
Ghazee Khan was totally ruined, the sunou T,s
bricks Of the building melting In the nooo. an s
,und, or dyke, which defends Leila, burst, ana
Leila has disappeared. The loss Of life has not
been in proportion. 1900 or 5000 villages NOT
counting for much In India, but the destruction OF
property Is incalculable.
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Lnrue Fire MT jackson. Mich.

large FIRE here last night. The Empire House and
several stores were destroyed. The principal
sufferers are Messrs. Bean and Clark produce
dealers; Kingsley, drv goods, and Morrison, gro.
ceriea Loss about $40 900. Insurance small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

L. E. Finch, of GAINESVILLE, has been elected
President of the Roanoke Valley Railroad.
Col. w B. Whitehead of Nansemond county.
Va. has been chosen President of the Seaboard
Agricultural Society.
There were 395 deaths in New York last week
Col Fremont has accepted an invitation to be
present at the opening lecture of the Boston Ii
brary Association.
John s. Brazier, a wealthy merchant of Boston
Ia dead
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Arrival fron, Europe.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Wash
ington is coming up, with three days later news
from Europe
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ASp sALE-Dr 8. A. Evans. Of Floyd county.
~ sns'n's- has sold his farm to J. P. PureslI Of
Richmond, for % 600. 'sn' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

p1CHMOND WINE STORE.--We now
IA have on hand superior stock Of Wines and Bran
dies for GUNNER use, comprise g in part of
Hennessey and Otard BRANDiES, in wood and glass
Old Port WIN Els, part very choice.
Mederia and Sherry old and delicate.
Claret and Champagne, various grades.
Scotch ALE, of Yonger's Allsopp's. Csmpbelps, and
Dicks brands.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WIRE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEY, few bills very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY & CO,
la y Main IT.
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~ Firstclsss Ambrotype for One Dol.
Richmond that MIR POWERS a. d. p Simons old
Gallery has reduced the price of Ambrotypes to One
nounce the Dollar Ambrotype equal in size and
style to any we taken for three dollars at
other places Call and see specimens at l5l MAIN
street. no Io-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

TIE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
Governor Lyon has appointed delegates to repre-,
sent the State of Maryland in the Commerciai
Ga on the 9Th of December.
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NAVAL Lieut. John 3. Maury mas oeen oe.
tached from the receiving ship Pennsylvania, and
ordered to take passage in the U. g. steamer
Wabash to Panama. and report for duty on
board United States ship st Mary's in the Paci-
fc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

IMPORTANT II HOUSEkEEPERS.-
i Washing done in less than two hours. with great
Swing Of time and labor, by the of PICOT's
celebrated VIRGINIA. MAGIC WASHING FL ULD-
The great utility of this preparation must be evident
to every one and be appreciated by all. So evident
this fact to ell who have once tested this prepare
tion that they renquish the of it. and say
they would not be without it for any confederation
The great reputation 1t has acquired. has produced
many worthless limitations Of it. So be on your
guard ami use only the genuine article which pre-.
pared only by z. J. PICOT.
o9Sl Druggist.
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q ~ CRAWFORD
WIS 49,

Thu undersigned ha. the pleasure of inf rmins his
friends and the public that he has recently taken
House l0th, south side Main street, and ittedi it
up as RESTAURANT, in & STYLE of neatness and
elegance not to be surpassed by any establishment in
the Union and upon examination my Wines and
Liqu will be found composed of the mcst select
Brands and Vintages imported in this country -
My La, der always supplied with the choice decacies
of this vel other uarketf; and as my mottois
Rosolus dc Pldye trust to receive liberal share
of the public patronage.
SEYMOUR v CRAWFORD
B.-Dnner and Supper PARTIES furnishedin
comfortable ronms, and in style to suit the most
fasti6ious epieure. s. V. G.
no l8-1w&
g~Whig and ENQUIRER please COPY one week
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EKEAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!
" LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN
TWO NTHS!
COHEN,
NO IT'S BROAD STREET,
Bess to Announce to the public that the COZ slant
crease of his business makes it imperative to have
his present enlarged. and order to hsye the
Improvement executed as soon as possible, ell the
goods will be ofsred at sucn extremely
Low PRICES
sa to secure their
QUICK SALES!
To enumerste the goods and their prices would
take too much space; suffice it to say, that he has in
store an unusually large stock embracing thing
DRY GOODS LINE.
80 mis- facilities for purchasing goods being as good
as those ofany other house in the city,
GREAT RGAINS
nav be expected.
Goods sold exclusively for CASH. no 1s-2w-
UEKRlNE,S FIRE PROOF sAFEs =.
BURGLARS.-Ths is the season for LOSSES BY FIRE.
Merchants and others, who have valuable account,
deeds, scrip &c, should bgve enc OF "Aerr1ns's
Safes preserve them in. They will prove great
C nfort when the fire bells ring cold night Call
at Stationers Hail, No. 81, Pearl street. We keep
large assortment, and ara pleased to show them with
the POWDER PROOF LOCK.
no I8-1w b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
TMPOHTANT TO THOsE USING STAR
I AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES The atten-
ton of the public is invited the fact, that of
the Star and Adamantine Candles offered for sale are
sfcient in weight, that what is sold for pound
actually weighs but fourteen fifteen ounces, and
packages marked 40 lbs fall short two three and
even five pounds per box. This loss does not fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages at
the Marked Weight, nor upon the Retailers who sell
by Count but upon the Consumers, who thus pay for
about one-tenth more thsn they receive
The subscribers have always made their Candles
full SIX cen to the pound, and marked packa.
ges at the real weight which may be ascertained by
testing them. As their experience in the business
enables them offer article equal in quality TO
any in the market they solicit the patronage of pur
chas-rs who desire to study their own interest," and
at the same time, encourage correct dealing.
PROCTOR GAMBLE.
Cincinnati.
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, Agents
no 18-Gw Richmond, Va
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sae FOX kkNT-POssession given i'm
E&N mediately, the Houae over my store TO good
kX tenant the rent will be low or it can be had in
rooms for single gentlemen. Locstiou excellent.
THOMAS HOW,
no 10 So 2l9 Main street.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT or EicHMoND. Nov. n.
srss warss RAJ. DAr ar o'eIo0x

-----
sres wArss This DAT AT n'e LOOK
~@>->~--S
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, n. Y, mdss. and
stsamsr BeSiders, Pritehstt Bait, mdss., Ludlam
schr b. Nicksrson. Nickerson, Boston, mdss. d
scbr. Lion, RockI.nd, Lime, L. Libby,
sehr. NJ. c. Hopkins, N. T. Hay, Edmond Day
export Co. 80, w,n..on Co
echr. Lsnesvills, Dick, York River, Whsat and
o1 sesr. Geo H. Townsend. -, N. T., Salt, Ed.
Bria Tempest. Wood, Boston BsIlsst.
Bris Brandywiue Cormick, N. Z Ballast.
Schr. Harrison Price, Johnston, n T., Hay Ds7en-
schr. Eben, Adkins, Rockland, Lime, Bridseford
Sch. Henrietta. -. Lumber.
schr. Gen'I Worth, Bait, mdse, w. D. Colquitt q
sloop Pet, -, Wheat.
Sloop Atlanta. Oysters
schr. Two Williams, Wheat.
Schr Perseverance,, do.
Schr. Thos. r. Dawson. Oysters
NEW YoRK, Nov l5-Cle.red, schrs. Danyille,
Chester, and Richmond, Harris, Richmond; York
town, Wosiau, City Point "
ADJUSTMENTS.
III e 4 r RE.
KuNKEL & .Lemess and ProoPris.ors.
JOHN I. FORD, Msneeel,
IAlso of the National Theatre, Washington, ana
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore
r. 2. MOxLEY, ................... Acting manager.
MONDAY EvEvING, NOVEMBER 1S.a
SECOND NIGHT OF
J. w. WALLACE, Jr.
When win be presented Byrons great Tragedy OF
WERNER!
WERNER. J. w. WALLACK, in.
Uric. o. e Boniface
0eber. nI AoGms
Stralenh0im. mt n aInntoH'
tdengee1n.. ack
Josephine WIS muZzy
To conclude with the farce of
MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
Mr. Bobtsil Mr. Jefferson.
ADMI8SION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 ctr,
TAO charge for reserved sests) ID Tier Boxes
Is cts.; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
- Box Office open from to O'Clock
E Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar-.
ter before O'Clock precisely.
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NOTICE.--SeverRi pleasant rooms with
l Board. may be had at the Boarding House Of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
Streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be accorno-
dated as day boarders. se9-b
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nKksS FROCkS 1--WE have received
~ within the last few days assortment of the
alb we goods in the different qualities and call the
attention of those in want to stock.
WHO WANTS AN OVER COAT?-All who feel
the necessity of such garment will find large az
sortment of Ragsns and Over Goats store entirely
new, and for sale accommodating terms.
IMPROVED YOKE SHIRTS-A full stock of
Shirts both Fancy and White made up in the vari.
Gus sty les Of plat We offer our stock as something
FIRST rate the style aud fit of which having been test
cd, can be relied on. All sizes and qualities
GROSHeNG & TUPMAN
no 10 ITO Main street
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NEW YoRK, Nov. l5.-Clesred, schrs. DanyiIle,
| Chester and Richmond, Harris, Richmond; York
town. Wosiau, City Point
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rH0CULAT DIGE ESTE FkRKCGI-
~ NEUX, and the celebrate Rscshout des Arabes
of Iron genuine Wallets Pills; genuine Lstisne's
Pills for curing Govt; pure Iron BY Hydrogen Iron
Alum, Syrup of Iodiie Of Iron, Psstiiles de Vichy
for Gravel; Epi,s Fumga:or Pectora for affections
of The throat and voice, and numerous other approved
new remedies for sale by
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON. Chemists
no 10 4th aud franklin .ta
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- Der 18th. 1856 -msssrs Duvsl Norton: Permit
me to add feeble testimonial to your already Justly
riding horse began to decline, and nothing thst /
could do gave the slightest relief, until induced
to try Duvsl Norton's Horse Tonic, which has in
deed acted like charm Before using up one bott e
his appetite restored, and his coat now coming
out, sleek and smooth regard it the greatest re-
storer of health used with that noble and
beautiful of all animals, the horae.
Respectfully, d. E. GARDNER.
For sale by DUFAL & NORTON
poi8 10th and Main SITS
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DRY GOODS LIN.

80 mis- facilities for purchasing goods being as gooi
as those ofany other house in the city,
GREAT BARGAINS
may be expected:
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NlRS. WHARTON, OF the Revere House
lVk Corner of Sd and franklin street, has still 10.
occupied very desirable suite Of rooms for the sr
commodation of a private family, and is now pre-
pared to receive Transient Day Boarders on the
reasonable terms. M4 no II-2ws
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ZINE TOILET sOAPS.--Low,s Brown
l. Windsor Soap; Lows and Clesrer's Honey do;
Lows Palm do; Clearers pure Glycernis do; Hausps
Nynph do; HauePs Poncins do; Mailleys, Thomp-
sons, Cslgstes, &c &C., for sale by
JNO. W. POLLARD,
no I8 Ifth ..-.at
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WANT ED IMMEOIITELY-:
BOARDING.


A UGUSTA E-BUAKDING-.Ssy-
"A eral gentlemen can be accommodated with
Board and Lodging or as Day Boardsrs, en- moderate
terms.
FOR RENT.-The Office recently occupied by Dr.
Drewry, and well adapted to professional men.
or w. SWORDS,
No I7-6.x at K 2 A G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

The same paper also announces that tho
Spanish Junta has decreed to tho infant son
Of the Emperor Of Franco the rights nl
Spanish citizenship.
Nd'y. -From Italy. We have a telsrr nh
statement of revolt IN The Duchy oi Mas.
sacurro. We are, however, without any re-.
liable particulars.
The Austrian officials state that the move.
ment was insignificant, and that it was
promptly suppressed
Three Days Later from Europe
HAnFAx, Aug II. The royal mail steam
ship Canada, from Liverpool about 10 A. NJ ,
on Saturday the ID inst, arrived here at 1870
r.. NJ.
SPAiN. Accounts continue uncertain; but
indications are that the Royal cause has tri.
umphcd that the entire country has sub
miited and that Sapgossa, unsupported,
will be immediately reduced
The Morning Post publishes the following
dispatch from Madrid dated July %:
IAN the provinces are Tranquil, Saragosso
excepted. IL is thought the majority IN that
city will be disposed to cspnulate. The re-
sistance Of some chiefs only is anticipated
Generals Echaques aud Dulce are before
Saragossn, and reinforceneuts are arriving
from all sides"
IrALY. A letter from Parma, in the Opin.
lone OF Turin, Of the 26lh states that the
Ausirans have made preparations for cross
ing tho Pc at four different points at or near
Viadana, Solardo and Clearinghouse