davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
The WaoIY Horse.

The origin of this term, now SO common in pc
ltical discussions, lie as follows: About six years
ago, a cute Jonathan exhibited an animal in va
rious places in the Northern States, which he ad
verified as "nondescript captured by Colonel
Fremont and his party on the river e ila. New
Mexico" Upon the arrival of the exhibition in
Washington, Col Benton requested a correspon
dent of the National Intelligencer to say shat i!
was gross imposiure upon the public and an
outrageous abuse of the name of Col Fremont =
The correspondent proceeded to say that it was
reported in New York that the animal was pur
chased of colored man in that city who had for
some time used him in hauling an ash cart. 1t is
certainly nothing more than bad looking horse
with curly hair, and his name and tail shaved off
to give him the appearance of a "nondescript from
ihe river ella" This is the brief history Of "The
Woody Horse" -a =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

DR.. KANE's ARCTIC YoYAGEs.-Messrs. r. F.
& c. f. JOHNSTON, are the agents for obtaining
subscriptions to the forthcoming volume of the
voyages by Dr.. KANE to the Arctic Regions in
search of Sir JOHN FRANKLIN. Messrs Childs 8
Peterson of Philadelphia, the publishers, are get
ting up this work in . style of great elegance
The Messrs. Johnston have the first volume,
which is ont, and which for the quality of its en-
graved Illustrations, its paper and typography Is
one of the finest books yet issued by the Ameri
can press. They are very worthy young gentle
men, natives OF Virginia, and well known In Rich
mond. The work they offer the public Is highly
interesting and should, indeed, belong to every IL
brary that has any pretentions TO the name Of Ii.
brary ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01


INVITATION TO THE PREsrDENT.-The New
Hampshire Agricultural Society has invited the
President to become Its guest dnring the exhibition
In Ocsober. In reply to the invitation, the Presi
dent writes y sSea
You are aware Of the intsrest with which I have
REGARDED fh sssocston for the promotion Of science
ana art a. applicable 70 agriculture; and nov, when
isxpecf seoa 10 become farmer, ana to devote the
rescue Of mi days mainly to agricultural pursuits
gAhin our conpsrativsy hard END STERILE but never
Iness 70 me- most Attractive and believed hfate it ID
very natnA thai my interest should become some.
what more esFpest snd practical. But after an abb
ssnee Of more than three years from INV naiye ali
yea msy ee snre that the great pleasure which /
@ ION an acceptanee Of your Invitation
.sn.a tesqn HIM Inc opportunity Of msstise under
every county in the State saisAos i.on'
s ~ sS priss,s interests have fsr many
.sa shsi can do 90 eoasist.nsl, I'm s.s
tam ~ tm ss NE North dsnsx he present su
sos.. - sss csnaot new - indaeatsS' - Il
esat q ny ewn iasiinsuon Or essssssssss 'nospsn-
s5sk s4s tkAnntln PIxAcx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
The Annual Fairs

Of tho Virginia Mechanics Institute and State
Agricultural Society will both have commenced IN
this CITY within month from this time. There is
noAeason to spprehend that these exhibitions VIII
be less attractive and interesting than they have
hitherto been, yet, as they are dependent upon
public sympathy, for success, it of course rests
with the people to determine whether they shall
maintain the prestige of their former success, or
decline and cease to delight and instruct the vast
multitudes they have heretofore attracted to Inc
metropolis of Virginia 1. cannot surely De ne
cessary to urge the claims of these Societies upon
public attention The people of Richmond have
never been backward in recognizing their claims.
with enlarged and well directed lberaity they
have fostered and sustained them, not by private
contributions only but also in their corporate Ca
pacity, by muniicent appropriations from the
Common Treasury The enlightened policy of
thus nurturing these institutions has not been
questioned. 1t is more than indicated by this
obvious tendency to develope and mu ltiply the
resources of trade and industry-the main sinews
of the wealth and prosperity of the city-and by
their beneficial influence In promoting the physi'
cal comfort, the moral elevation, and the refined
social and intellectual enjoyment and proposes Of
the community. They deserve the continuance
of the generous encouragement Of the public
This, we are sure, they will receive At the hands
OF or fellow citizens so long as they remain
true to themselves and properly appreciate
their own interests They are so inseparabiy iden-
tilted with the Industrial and commercial interests
of the city, that the prosperous and successful
operations Of the one must necessarily contribute
to- the growth and prosperity of the other BY
their joint influence in holding these annual exhi-
billions, these societies attract yearly concourse
of visitors but little short of twenty-five or thirty
thousand persons. The effect of these large gath
erings, viewed only in pecuuiary aspect, is an
occasion of great benefit to the city. There Is
much activity impaired to trade by the enlarged
demand thus created, and the consequent annual
expenditure among us at sum estimated at near
half q million of dollars, while the intercourse of
our citizens with their country customers, greatly
promoted and extended-seems to strengthen con-
yiction on both sides of the existence of mutual
dependence in their relations to each other, and
that instead of antagonsm in their business their
interests are identical and they are really, recpro
cally, tributary to each others prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
........-.-.,l.klE- DAILY DlSfAIOnl::
stt,gs rUcS.r.Ssy H srSiss, Ocseset !, isSs.


= 4. .,...,v.d with some surprise and more ~
...oenoemes In some OF our Wee'e'n
ss.. a an fnctSxsins emigration from We.
,,,s.s.,a There IL no portion Of the unAe1
-b,ch affords greater ADVANTAGES OF cln.s1'
49,. nd soil we are surprised fna' c"unss!
- rrs.snts such strong inducsmeo" 70 e.i
: tor from other States, should De foIssken ~
,,.rv ~ ia own sons. The people OF SHs'n'.
ao.xsver, noted for taking mp their tents, ana
..s,,s,,,, ,hem anew in cher cliuies To say me-
.s.s. ~ a.. south western States which nave
h,,,,, nm he virginia emigration. there are ac-
-. mi. time nearly athousand more natives
Of virginia residing In Ne" ioA WAN y
New York in Virginia.
why people should leave such 2 iand As W. Is.
..rn Virginia is to Us q mystery, only to be ex-
nl.iped BY the sbsenee Of . proper system OF IN
terp.l improvements By proper system We
mean one which shall look to the development OF
ali sections Of Virginia, and which shall not max
roads in particular direction for the purpose OF
building up particular city. The leading objects
of our improvements should be the development 4
our great and varied mineral aud Agricultural
wealth, and the securing to the State the TRACE Oh
the West, and the vas. wealth and power winch
must follow the possession OF that trace Ane''
objects achieved and il viii matter not to any pa
tr;otic yiraiuian. whether Alexandra, Richmond
Norfolk. Petersburg, or Lynchburg, be the ehiei
recipient of the benefits that viii follow. inele
is trade enough for all and, each has peculiar m
teres,s. which will enable it to thrive even II II
cannot be commercially great. The CITY Oh Noi
talk must be eventually the great seaport OF the
sou,b and M yirpinians, we should rejoice most
sincerely, IL the Goving.on and Ohio Road and the
James River Canal could be extended to the onio
and Norfolk become the New York of the South.
we verify believe that nothing but the compile.
ton of our system of public Improvements WI
arres. the tide of emigration from the West. Inc
people of that section not only feel that the favors
Of the State have been unequally distributed but
thew see no prospect of change of policy. We
mus. by all means arrest, if possible, the depar'
ture of our population, and especially sueh pop
ulaton as our Western Virginians-men OF pith'
intelligence, energy and whole soul devotion to the
welfare of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

DENMARK AND The SOUND DUEs-The Diet
of Denmark has been convoked for an extraordin.
AIRY session the 4sh October. 1t is stated that
the government will make communications to it re,
lative to the affair of the redemption of the Sound
Dues, which affair, it is thought is sufficiently ad.
vanced to allow hopes of prompt solution to be
entartained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
of THE MEDICAL COL.

VNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-The infrmary connect
cd with the Medical College, located in the city OF
Richmond, corner of College and Marshall Streets
is open for the reception OF patients throughout the
aid except the insane and those laboring under
taeious diseases admitted into the lnstltuton
The accommodations ter the sick are complete
The patients under the charge of the Professors
of the College. The attending Physician and Sur
seon visit their respective wards daily and in
Of eificuty all the members of the Faculty call
cd in consultation. The charges for board, medical
attendance. surgical operations nursing. and every
service rendered by the Institution are for
II White fauenn.. So per week.
Private Accommodations. ........7 to Is -
Attending Surgeons-P EoFs GIBSON and PETICoLAs
a. Physcians-TUCKERa and SCOTT.
Resident Physic 'an-MARIoN Howard, M. D. .t
Stewsrd-N. TURNKEY. .se
President of In6rmary-L. 8. JoYNEs, M. D.
i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

FROM CHICAGO FOR LIvERPooL.-The schooI 4.
er Dean Richmond, Capt Pierce, from Chicago
via Quebec, bound to Liverpool, was passed off
Point Lynas, on the 18th inst, by the steamer
Baltic. The D R sailed from Milwaukee July 10,
Montreal Aug Is, and from Quebec Aug. %, with
a cargo of Western produce as-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
DIED.


At Clover Hill, the residence Of Ro. Taylor, Esq
in Cupeper county, the 2arh inst after long an
20 nful illness, RICHARD. HARRINGTON TSCH
UDI, of Fredericksburg.
At the residence of Sampson Simms in Washing
ton, D. C i. on Monday, the 221 Sept: 1885, NJ AR
REBECCA POWELL, adopted daughter OF Frede
rick and Lucy Heffley, in the seventh year OF he
age. zfs
Our little Rebecca, 10 it death
That wears q mein so fair? a.
1t SCENE as if sleeps gentle hand
Has caught thee unaware.
How sweet and fond the white flowers lie
About the dear dead face, .+-
And fall 30 tenderly around
The chiid's unconscious grace.
Come, thou poor, s,ricken nourner, come,
Naught but the Fathers power
Can he al the twice-torn wound, or soothe
The anguish of this hour, .,s
Christ comfort thee as we cannot,
Soon may his smile appear,
bis love be mighty strength to thee,
His peace be always near.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

DECREASE OF THE LEGAL FRATERNITY IN
ENGLAND.-The London Globe announces tina.
there are no less than 40 sets of chambers now to
let in the Inner Temple and 80 in the Middle Tenn.
pe and that the entries of students are about
nth of what they were ten years ago The
calls to the bar have fallen off to mere nothing
compared with what they were formerly Where.
Is the Middle Temple used to call q few years ago
firm 100 to l25 or l30 year, % is now about the
average, and even this number shows symptoms of
disease ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

For KANsAs.-The Floyd c. II. (Ya) Intelli
gencer notices the departure of several citizens
that county for Kansas. A company of twelv,
left on Wednesday ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

OFF FOR EUROPE Prof William E. Peters, O.
Emory and Henry, and Don p HaIsey, Esq, o.
Lynchburg, Va, are among the passengers who
sail for Europe in the steamer, to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
NLUTHINGs AT WHULES A L. E..- We
" are prepared TO show country merchants an

unu1uhIIy IATge and dea1FabIe tbOcK OF =
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
lin the second story of house, which il devoted
exclusively to the Wholesale trade) manufactured at
our fsctory in Newark, in superior style. and war
ranted to fit and wear well On the 6rst floor "a ill
be found s5perb stock of the finest and most fash
ionable styles TO be had in this country, made up
prsssly for retail sales from which the merchant
select many goods to great advantage. Having long
experiences and being more largely engaged in the
manufacture and sale of Clothing than any other
house in the State ~e confidently invite an exami-
nation of stock and prices Satisfied that can offer
the greatest Inducements TO pur ch asers.
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.,
ncI No lN2 M ain at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
MARRIED,

On the S0th ult., by the Rev w. r.. Webb. Mr.. 9.
. vAsHON to Miss ANN AUGUSTA GATH
RIGHT, both OF GsoohIand county. sa - -o5
On the Esd inst bv the Rev. Mr Pendeton. W.
w. 0WATHNEY. Esq, of Richmond city, to MA
RY daughter of g. p Tsylee, Esq, of Roanoke CO.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

HOWARD CUNNINGHAM, an American, was
killed in street fight at Foochow,s China, on the
l4th August. .tr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

a. THE PRINCIPALS Of the southern Fen,sse
Institute desire to call stteption to the fact tina.
they inland giving espee, regard 70 the Prsp.rsso-
~ Department which they hsse .tablished In thai
institutio1 No rupils under ten years Of sgs viii
be admitted They pledge themsslves to the faith
fal discharse Of their dutiss ward this primary
elnss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

& RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-A Collision occurred en-
the Michigan Southern Railroad on Saturday after
noon Setwesn construction and freight train,
by which eight laboren were killed and twent "
wounded. One passenger was also killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

n DRISCoLIs ..bALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, IS cents Per bottle only. The most
agreeable Denrifce and Cosmatie that ever the art
Of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and imparng fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise oHensvs breath, which too
For sale in Richmond by r. -DUQUESNE. Main
alset, and by druggists generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

Presiaout Pterccs Beccptieu.
BosToN, Monday, sspA q. le56--Largs deisga.
lions from this And the adjoining cities viii visit
to President Pierce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lVl OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures eve
ry description OF property against loss or damage
fire or the dangers of the sea-
{ No charge 10 made for the Policy.
Office for the present, on the East nds Of LIE st.
near Main, up stairs.
DIRKcToRs:
VIM. n. Christian, VIM. Breeder,
John PURCELL Thomas r. Prco,
VIM. G. Paine, Jas Thcmas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter, John Curne, JI-
Aug Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. AppersoA VIM. IL. Haxali,
Roscoe Hsa John d. Qnarlea
John Dooley, David j. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Larkin w Gszebrook.
Lewis d. Crenshaw, d. Won Gronns,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed. Fl. Skinkcr,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANT6, President
j. HI MONTAGUE, Sec'y. au5-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
F.tal MANIFESTATIONS KnIed.s

CHARLEsros. Isl e. Sent GOV. r. Taber,
Editor Of the Charleston Mercury, was killed In
duel yesterday with Edward Masrath. Taber fell
at the third fire.. - ~ - ~ "a saaEs aF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

lee was formed at Floyd @. H., Va, Wednesds,
night. rs a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

q Ausic.-Tns neal - $40. " ase. GALLAHea,s
Musical Assdsmy win sonnsacs rms pAs. BE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
Thc Prerident,e VII

The Presfdent's Visit.
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-The President LEFT the
city this morning, for New Hampshire, according
TO previous arrangements $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

NHAlls ALUM SPRINGS, Craig CsatS;Ss
~ VA.--The propreoors Of these SPRING. wa,s
have for some time past enjoyed . very fssoraeio ~
putaton In the counties surrounding tnen, nsso -
Induced to put the water In barrels for the soa'e
ence of invaIids In other sections. -,,.s
For the present, the price 10 liked u . Isee "A'-
barely covers cost Of bsrrelins and the csSrisE al
Its heslins virtues arc beyond Question. ahs al
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper loading ana W., We
known physician N Botetonrt county y seies1e' Nv
many Of equal rcspectability and force:
YfncAsrLE. EorErouRr Co., NA-{
800 July 18th, 100
Having hsen called on By the prornstors o. ~ =.
aCyaig Alum Sprirgav to express my epsnloa % IS,
medicinal virtues thereby stafs that nave a
ed the analysis Of the water, tmade ~ frot. -
Philadelphia) and believe Il well adapted 70 eI
eases requiring Atonic or alternative acnon on ~ -
tenn; and further state that have anown - -
markahle cures effected by its nse IN scfo'nous sA
lions and diseases Of the digestive organs IN
sAnuep NJ CanPEn, =. y;
The water has hecn analysed b. Professor s'e'-'
Of PhiladelphiA who says .,,., a
"A mineral sprine Of such nchne. ana gea ~ IA
The analysis tndieatee viii prove valuable ~ r.
phylcian. In position In tks hetnny moea.ss Inc
gon of Virginia, about eQai-distAnf fcn msnJ S,sis
sulphsr end other veil known spfints q tns sss
oonfer higher yalae upon the buipnsfea Seev
Of Craig county. vssy respectfully roorxsr
Eruptivs dissasss asrsassssat 81 the liver. ~
pspsia ks, have Yielded 70 he pewer Of tbs ss's''
and prove IL sGiceoy Wh<sevoy Il hns been uIs :.
This very valuable wesss n for seis - ea11'A
Z 1 PuRCkLL LApD 1 CO.. Dsussiss:,
N 29--anif Akeuts ~ he rropL'e--~--
TrSr1ss~ - - - a q e a - ~ tarwe avs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
-rHxY0HApHfc NnWe.

49,
IT, eteap1ex kheooeueoo.
PoRrLAEp, Sept 81 The Asamef xhereosesa
sailed yesterday mnrninglbr liverpool via Hall.
fax and st. John, Newfoundland with thirty pas.
seueers for Liverpool fteen for Halifax, and nine
for Newfoundland. She had : full cargo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

They have had ice quarter of an inch thick il
the Pewee Valley, Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

with four pieces Of artillery. under Gen. HeiskeI
proceeded to attack Lawrence, ON the 14th inst
held . meeting sitter an interview with Gov. Gear.
and resolved to 60 home at his urgent request
He assured them that he would bring peace Z
Kansas, and IS beginning, had just arrested 9
Of Lanes "army"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
AMU6HMENTa.

TT H e A T r E..
KUNKEL CO........... Lessees and Proprieton
JOHN T. FORD. 1890. Manager.
TAlso of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
r. r. LEY.................. Acting Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

UNDRlks fOK eAIE-.By mo W.
OLLAhp, Druggiss, 18th street, Ayers Cher
x Iectotai; baIryb Trieopheroas; kanois skins;
powdens Dental Fluid; knslish Mustard; Fsrino Co.
Osnei Gum Arabic; Hesksrs Farins India Cholo-
az; Mixed spice for pickles. Nutmeg; Oils Of al
klnds SoilaIds cslebrased Rheumatic L'piment By
II EEE STEAK DIsHKs--Pla ni.hed Tia
y STEAK Dishes with water pans attached All
nses Of the above just opened ct ISL Main street
= oc -. sl BUtKLEY CO.
(sAe HkATkIsB..-1n cntireIy 1eW .rsI-
Ncie. The apparatus 10 insered over the kas tube
ana " single continuance milk, wster or any dish
can DO heated without the aid Of A,eotiof 10 The
na,sety and 20 tina invalid they are invalaabIs
s. For sale By
:. &C ssfslss So BULELEy Cn
t1AsAiANs "a q 10 .~-A uae ios a nln 5 mr.
= Casds Jnst received aud for sais by
st DUAL = NORTON, Dsusaists
&C !. Il 8 t0rh and NAin straats
OH BBLo ROTATOEe d s1Sre md 1Gr
~ sby bliD0TORD . CO.
+sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

- STABBIEG AFFAIR IN Professionalism Sat
urday last George Orion and Edward James, while
on q SPREE had an alteration in which James in
ficted very severe If not mortal wound with q
large knife in Orton's right side penetrating the
right lung. James 10 still at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01
70 conclude with the Farce of
THE IRISH LION.

lin D z. DIUWH
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, so cts
(no extra charge for reserved seats ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 30 and Is cts
~ Box Office open from to O'Clock.
q Doors open at Il Overture commences at quar-
ter before 3 O'Clock precisely. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

-sa5sHzEEl X 1 T. HI MOND AND DA n.
VVILLE RAILROAD-W WINTER AR
- : RANGEMENT.-On and after Wednes-
day Octr lat, 1856, the mail train will leave RICH
MOND daily (Sunday's excepted) at 9 O'Clock, A.
NJ, connecting at the Junction with South-Side Rail-
road to Lynchburg at IL M, and arrive at Danville
p. M. Returning leave Danville at 7:l5 A. M con-
meeting atthe Junction with Sopth-side railroad 10
Petersburg or Lynchbsrg at u M, and arrive at
Richmond at Sls, r. M. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only: Manches-
ter, Robiou's Coel-6eld, Tenahawk, Powhatan Mat
toax Chula Amelia c. H., Jetersville Jennings Ord
nary JUNCTION, Prices Meherrin, KeysyilIe brakes
Branch, Mossngford, Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdale's, Ringgold and
Danville. es jr7I
Children and under IL years of ago and ce'ored
servants half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes so that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase lheiI
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they have
permission TO ride on the cars .5st
Passengers for Farmviie, Lynchburg, Wytheville
Abingdon, Va, and Jonesbero', kussellville and
Knoxville, Tenn. connect with South-Side Railroad
at Junction. :Efr
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem, ~ c., con.
meet daily at Danviile with Holderby l. Co.'s fast
line nf Mas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

NJUTICE.--i has this day q ppOinl e d IA RI.
L m. A. LYONS my agent to transact Millinery
and Fancy Goods business in the city Of Richmond.
oc i---al3Oo rt ts' z5Gr.i F. LYON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

NEWS FOR THE MILLION..-Will open
this morning, 50 pieces heavy undressed lrlsh
Linens at S74 eta worth 623 cts rs ps de-, at Scots,
worth IS cts; Black Silts over A. yard in width NJ
$l.25, worth 81; 1000 superior French woven Cor
sets, at .S7i cts., worth 90; $50 worked Bands
124 cts., an extra bargain; 1900 Camb. and Swiss Col
lara at Is cts cheap at so CENTS $50 Camb Bands
cts, worth 6x4 cts; Cos dotted Wells at Is sent,
usually at 374 cts; Bonnet Ribbons at 0centsay.
full assortment of Millinery Goods; Hosiery; Wei
len Yarns; Trimmings in the greatest profession; -
different styles Mohsir Bracelets at Is cents per pair
Head DIR. sses ia Mohsir. Velvet and Sattin Elasfs
Bets S74 cts Ladies white Kid Gloves at 50 cts Ies
yards CaInb. Edges at l2f eta, worth % cts Emba
Linen Camb. Hdkfs at so cts, worth Sl plain Linen
do at i24 cts cheap 20 cta and thousands OF Other
great bar gains, tn he hsd at
.l8s GOLDSMiTS Trimming and Fancy
sa9e Store 2g5 Rroa1 street.