davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

". HUABLE GOLD NINE AND MACHINERY FOE
sle-In pursuance 0f decree Of tho Circuit Oout Of
Buek Cham county rendered the 10Th day Of Sepember
1855 SUIT u uhancery In which Frederick Wissmann
plaintiff nd ne buckingham Gold Company and ofhsrs are
defendants shall offer for sale Buckingham Court House,
v1giniA uDnc auction on Monday the 6h day Of 6ePem
tanning 20 AcreA on which the gold mine commonly known
the Buckingham olne together with the machinery IN
lures The terms Of the sale VIII be credit Of II ~ aad
"a months except for the expenses Of the which viii be
required In cash. The purchaser give bonds with
pei security and the title TO be retained unit. he purchase
money Is paid. Signed w. w. FORBES,
June 30 1876. sheriff OF Buckingham county. Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

4 usrRArrA-ruE CLIPPER sHrr OCEAN eTrEp
IN viii sail on Monday Oct Psssenssrr VIII please be
On board pier u East river, 70 0oQDRvn ARKELL
RJL.IO' sFean street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

- cisco sailing regularly and positively on before N
dsy advertised clipper OF Saturday il Of October instant
crccksr rscsving ssr cargo = pier 10 mast rvsr
and Will positively sail above. Shippers AZ II
earliest possible conveyance will please essmine tire Edwin
Forrest Judge themselves o her ability land her cAre
fvT7OE CO, ~ south street, corner OF wall NJ IN
freight taken nfer the day advcrtsed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GENERAL TOM THUMB,

preliminary 10 his announced
DEPARTURE FOa EUROPE,
whittier he goes tour of couple Of years his
his wonderful man in miniature 10 years old and q inches
high weighing % pounds really and truly smaller than
nfx2t that walks alone lie win appear afternoon and
eyng in his dances and various impersonaons such
he has exhibited hin self before millions OF people al
ready in the olc and New worlds All he magnificent pro-
cents he las received from the different crowned heads
Europe and tn $o0 600 may be at the Museum
this week monday 9th to Saturday nth Ocs
1856 Wednesday and Saturday afternoons General Ton
Thumb in his extraordinary ener,anmenis after which ne
musical drama in two acts. OF The CHILD OF The RE0I
MENT. The other afternoons Of the weekGen Tom Thumb
before, after which choice comedies. farces dc The
largest snakes ia the world still here. just
ceved om Africa and varying length from ten to thirty i've
each All anacondas constructors heetofoe
IN America huge some have BEEN shrink into msse
presence the leviahan of this c0lscton.
IRED in active rehearsal aud will shortly be produced
The Dwarf Lady the Happy Family, &c &c, all 70 be
here without charge Abundance every
thing Is cents; children under ten, I2ts cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06


REcrGHAMs B0wERf THEATRF
- PRICES
or-w> tlsc's Aa Orchestra ses,e e cents
5oae- "a cants pm and Gaftery .l2x cents.
~ 49,. - rive aonarn
C0nfrssSdy The best
ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
THE orLy STAGE
whose grra; proportions give
hlsuionic rcene Machinisi and pr0rnscuousiy Artistic
- a CHANCE TO SPREAD ITSELF.
fact e - ~
MONDAY EVENING OCT G. 1856
me performances will with the emnentiy success
ful adaptation az
DRIED; OR, THE DISMAL SWAMP
In which Mr. brou CHAM. Mr.. T. ID. Rice Mr. j. T. NcDo-
nough. Mr. A T. Morton, Mr.. Conrad Clarke Mr. WHITING
Mr. James Dunn, mr. bayidge Mr. Duncan Mr. Danham
Mr. Barry Mr. simpson. Mr. Brown Mr. Turner, Madame
Ponis Mrs keigno DIS Miss Fanny Denharn Mrs HELD
Mrs Carpenter Miss r. Regnods ard Miss Lizzy Wallis viii
The Orchestra directed by Mr. G. Dodworh WI perform
q cholee selection OF pieces
A GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
VIII exhibit he hs~egrapMc ability OF
- MILLS ERrkSTINF AND ANNIE HENRaRDE
mr. fses Mi.s sslone and brilliant Corps de Ballet
toncudog with, BY general desire the trlag extra
vsgan2a of -
Po-CA-HoN-TAs
owhs'sp Mr.. Brougham
uu'h M James Dunn
ioeanon Miss Fanny bcnham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Express for California. Oregon and South Pacific Coast
will forward by the rnei States mail steamship I'LL
NOIs. Monday, Oct g. IN charge Of special
small parcels received ul o'clock letters u o'clock.
WIN VI HALL. agent
ID q. BoNBALIER a Co WILL SEND THEIR FIX
II press 70 the bland 81 cuba Tuesday October q
ls,6 per steamer QUAKER CITY. Apply wsLts,
FARGO cos. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

RuBToE's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
The most beautiful theatre in the world
The Manager has much pleasure IN addressing bs
~ end Of The first menth OF the 1rt bus
up town uode taking has been decided rhimphan--ex
ceedng even his most sangune an.cpaons based they
were on many years experience OF the hberay and kindness
he theatre has been nightly crowded 10 the ceiling with
fashionable sudees who have eyinced their
iaeen WIN he performers AMI The performances by hearty
TnE LONG iisT or FIRST CLASS PERFORMERS
engaged cradles the Manager 10 present OF
aprroachabe by other establishment
ded TO the stock let
clans in the country directed by ". woo ESQ.,
choicest overres and pieces Of value from popular
opefas. and receives s share of commentator.
ORIGINAL PIECES OF MERIT are in regular course OF
preparation and production
americas Comedy three acts an original hls,or
ea ray IN three acts ana an original Farce amongst
the earliest novelties
The method of lighting the house gives general salts
faction.
The Proscepium Justly held handsomest ever con-
strnced has had Balconies placed its Private Boxes
which now present the best seats in the house The
Ianeemen OF sa seats or Orchestra Chairs. meets the
ladies' Saloon, Retrng Room will be fouud in the
the Parque has been newly and elegantly fitted up.
MONDAY OCT. s.
the av0re '0m sh r ogEss w h mss1 sPpaue
- oR. WHERE THERE WILL THsRE's AWAY.
with Mrs. g Howard, Mr. 9. Fisher Mr.. Mark Smith &c.
lhe original and successful domestic drama OF
THE POOR SCHOLAR
shall Mrs. Ralnford and Mr. Ba, tor.
Smith will appeal.
The grea, and very successful farce Of
CATCHING A GOVERNOR,
with Mr. Burton, Mr. Moore Mr. setche Mss Fanny Browne
and Miss Polly Marshall. who will dance
THE PAS DE FASCINATION"
In future the Box Once will be open O'Clock every
morning, and remain open all the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

NyIBLo6 GARDEN.
~ Doors open Att; 70 commence q ocaock.
MONDAY EvHnIso. Der. g. I6Sl
The excitement still on the increase Ia see
THE W0NDERFUL RAyHIa
IA NJ Roberts Qrom Paris
NEW PIECE.
BLANCHE; OR. THE RIVAL FAIRIn
The Great Antoine
Supported by the entire COMPANY.
The favorite nimitable danseuse
MILE THERESA ROBERT,
In the grand ballet of
KATEY, THE vIvANDTERE.
Mime. Marzetti Mile Lima Wndel, lora, julia LehnAAn.
Paul Brilliant Emile Mapgin
Tuesday-German Opera Nght-UNDINE, for the 1rst
time 10 America.
Rayel Eighis-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
German Opera ghs-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
CONGRATULATIONS TINE.
On and after Monday, Oct Is the doors viii open a ~:
performances TO commence at III O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

"a HAVE sEEu THE IAnrFs FRIEND AND CAN.
s.sp, has presented much valuable Instruction Ms pc ur
h rr, lice here fully DISCUSSED that recoUmsnt
pernsa II be chtsned ee cf charge By ealing oa The
Doctor al his o0cs. ~ Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
sGIIPPINGs.

A USTRALrA PIONEER LrNE-EsTABIfsHRD 1881
IA carrying the " msu sailing regularly the day I'D
verisrd, saturday Nov l. ull full No freight
ceved amer Trissy ss, Inst ne uneqused and noble clio
Master receiving her cargo, and win positively sal
shove For freight or apply 10 r. W. CAMERON,
Bowling green Sight bills for sale and cash advances
n aae ON consirumentsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

THE EMPIRE CT UB WILL sEEExADE EX-GOVERNOR
II Floyd, at the New York Hotel this night a ~ O'Clock
The band from the Empire Cinb Rooms at half
Ill O'Clock The democ invited join with pay
ine = Compliment 10 our dis visitor.
ISAIAH RyNDERs, President.
E ,.s.s s., sssaAr' }seere'aris..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
IroR NoRroLK ANn INSTRUMENTATION uNIrEr

LroR NORFOLK AND prTERsBuRo.-THE UNITED
IN states mall steamship ROANOKE. Captain Thomas
skinner viii leave for the above places "Wednesday. 9Th
inst oclcsk p. NJ, from pier ~ North river. she win
arrive At rok afternoon ard Petersburg the f
lowing morning Passengers Tor the ssa wIi proceed a.
rety On by the great Southern mail line Charleston Au
rsfs saveupah for Richmond wifi arrive AZ their
5essr alton early Friday morning. Travellers win end mi
ne eheapes pirasnnfes expeditions route passace
ard fare with staeroou 70 Norfolk. -: Petersburg and
rhmond, SO. Apply TO LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

DfcoRr's PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN INPoRrAv.
IL class Of diseased Ac.-DR. q. n. HAMMOND, pupu ~
Rcord o. rAr. ard Drs csrnochsn and Mott o. hs csy
sex oppoAe ~ ri Nicholas Hotel daily Treatment A.
bv ietH<r. Consultations In EnGsh or French. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Y Nai lpe.-1he steamer KNOXVILLE. Capt @. y. Isu
low viii leave Wednesday. Oct from pier No Nor
fivcr al clock NJ Bs II ading signed on bard F9r
freight or passage apply TO - T. MITCHfIIa 10 Brosdwsg
Through tickets from New York jacksonville ISL P
~ sA Steamers rorda At Savannah with the
s.eAmers from New York ON TUESDAYS and eatnrdayA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

OgDD wARD-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE RE-
az publican Association Of the Twenty second ward viii
be held Monday evening" Oct at ~ O'Clock ut No $50
Eighth Forty eighth street. for the purpose OF
eecing delegates Nominating enols directed
= - ''ND- d. +. EAsroN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
IrnR Mi RorRNE AusfRALIA.-MrruAL LINE

L OR MELBOURNE. AUsTRAfIA.-MUrUAL LINZ
II The msenihcentA clipper ship CLARA WHEEL r,
hurher, Delano commander, viii have the nsl
DR. mpt despatch Of this popular line being The thirty
se cepsshed by The undersigned during the three
he secommcdscrs for pss.rnEe hsve been srrsnssd vi
sss Harry apple tiop should be made n secsre choice
gy e ns .sen, O. bcsFd q per Ess river, or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

CTH WARD REPU BLICAN ASSOCIATION.-PUR.
u suaut call the Republican Central Committee,
election WIN be held q, oEderdonks Hall so5 Grand
to elect delegates the different nominating committees
Polls open Sto 9P NJ Punctual attendance of the
berp IL requested. All who members the
18th Of September requested TO attend The German As
. 7--- III ~ EDWARD COLLIN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

DOTH WARD FIFTY SECOND COUNCIL DISTRICT
LU Regular democratic nomination.-Ata meeting Of the
delegates OF the Fifty second Council district held last Tues
day evening September 80 1856, Dennis Ryer Esq.,
unanimously nominated their candidate for Councilman
the ensuing election BENJAMIN BURNELL., Chairman.
JOHN O'GARRA, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

DOTH WARD NATIONAL UNION FILLMORE AND
AU Donelson Cub.-ReRular meetings of this club
held d their headquarters Continental Hail. Monday even
OF week ~ O'clock where per wishing
jsn specially nvedi 10 attend Please be punctual BY
order. Il. d. SEELY, Pres't.
A.. H. DAWES. gcc'rv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

U,HE SEVENTH WARD REPU BilCANs WILL MET
on Monday evening, October O. nj TX o'clock Mt Botanic
Hall East broadway cec, delegates 70 the several
vsntions OF candidates for Congress the
STATE Assembly, city and ward Officers
ARCHIBALD HALL. President
DIV Ksrus. }secresarics
Pubic meetings every Friday evening at the same place
TAMNANY HALL DKnooRArIc EyPuBLIcAH on
neral Commtfee-us meeting OF he Democratic Repub
noan General COMMITTEES hslA = ra@many Hall on Tuesday
SEPT u.s. the following resoluous offered By " II.
wnsms q the Ir.t ward. we're sdopss1 By voss - =
Received That iSs ComnHses VIII suss~aa Ne Mayursxy
which the Hen ID. X. sickes prexdsd
and which Ia night nominated Tie Hon Fernando
candidate Cor Mayor; that thai Convention
regularly and Organized accordAnce with ths
usages q NE party and he o. The General
Asd ha1 ~ pomnaone enttSsd - u support
and corndsnss q !ss dsmossssis psrsy; ,...e.ss.
name q Lhby = cssdidsse sw nayx yas a i.ress
saprtioned of party
cAlcuinAed defnat
. sn 70 s asss' ' RSSaS sHkPAS6. cssir.ss.
Arypup CHsScrt4on, -
PB,yu b. HwErsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

IrOR HAVANA AND MoBr1F-THE UNITED STATES
II mail steamship QUAKER CITY X, w. shufeldt CON
sti2ooscct noon. from pier nth river now receivnr
freight Freight taken New bans and forwarded FRO
Mobile free OK commission Company bills Of sdfng
pyucrrcd board the oce Of agents No others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

10TH WARD FREMONT REPUBLICAN AssoCIA.
10 ton win meet at the northwest Of Twentieth
street and Third Monday evening October At
TX o'clock From till O'Clock the polls will be open for
election Of delegates TO the City Convention TO
Charter Convention Only the members Of the
ton already enrolled viii be entitled to vote.
T. HOMER FRANKLIN, President
R.cnAnp WrsKoor, 2secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

I Eth WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION THE Re-
Id pubcans Of the teenh ward requested 70 meet
At the rooms Association Nos and 10 Clinton Hall
Monday evening, Oct 8, at ~ O'Clock, for the OF
eectng tho different Nominating Conventions
JOHN J. TOWNSEND, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, NEW HALF.
ID bc6 Broadway, opposite hibo's 1ardoa-
MONDAY kyEsrsG, OoT. g.
A MIRACLE 1T HAND.
First night Of the extravaganza entitled
TIMES In TIE moon,
in which George and Bishop Buckley Will perform me groA8
AsSIxIsG THE
Preceding which,
NEGRO MINsTRELsY.
Concert commences at IN O'Clock Admtance, y sentss
Orchestra Seats, 30 cents.
In rehearsal, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Ign. ~ feet inches by - feet ot 49, white marble;
store on Atlantic dock No e q feet front $50 feet deep four
lots the corner Of IeSlreson and Fly sssh
loJcsEPn DAWSON No. Nassau street. from II A. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

IMPORTANT TO FEMAIEs -DisE ASKS or rEMALgs
III exclusively treated by DR.. Do Remedies for ~
male dera repen,s from ~ 10 o. Relief gnaranteed IN All
cases CONSULTATIONS and letters strictly CONFIDENTIAL Pae,s
from distance provided with board nursing
attendance once No CO tss'y nine) West Fifteenth NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

ITO NTcARAoUA ExTGRANIs-A FREE PASSAGE
end large gran, Of anaIbe and splendid steam
sAr 1ENNESSkE wiz ssii fron the foot 81 Bearh street.
Nor,h river Monday next October at O'Clock. NJ
San Juan del Nor.e All persons DESTROYS Of emgrAng
that beautiful country obtain nee passage and 80
Of productive land BY applying inmcsey Al the
Nicaragua Emigration Office No 81 Broadway room No. 4
10 stars ALkxANDER c. LAWRENCE, general Ems~A
ton Ageuf Tor Intad StAfes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

- $3.50 80 ra,r vrsr CoAsI or ATRfcAs
sams ~, ,err. rssns 70 the 18th Of Den
Ser state that serious dissursanss me- hsen aiken
q no~, arising on canoe having s. ps sse people
from ths British baraue Are, ~ Harriest applying
there, and the supcrcarfo ms,.ratiou. the sheriff
% we T. when Of .hs native has m..
ss on e and Sh's several sss g as nc
Of the sherin men are testroyed and one with up
rounding ,S ouses entirely burnt with the exeep
lion q Roberts, with the British Consul
s as% sn S Sa ,s @ ,sss
ana and found that several Of the Liberia peo-
on on III been murdered. The president and con-
pT re.,,rned The following day TO Monrovla, With
ssreral European ladies. in the Teaxer; aud a vol
mnisry corps was being raised to be despatched
Immediately to Snow by the American schooner
t:earg- An attack was also expected at Cape
Mount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

Posi- Al. REfoRM-our Boston exchanges fur.
nish us detailed reports of meeting held in that
city on Thursday, eth inst.--the Mayor presiding.
for The purpose of memoriaiizing Congress for re-
form In our postal system.
The principal subject of discussion was the nro.
priefy OF adopting the resolutions passed at sim,
liar meeting hold in New York recommending the
imposition OF a uniform rate of two per cent 1pon
letters for all distances, the establishment of re-
ceiving houses, the return of dead letters TO their
writer's the charge OF double postage letters moi
prepaid, and the payment by Government for the
conveyance OF all frank matter. The resolutions
were referred to committee chosen by the meet.
ing =! =, -N''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

3s KANSAS EMIGRATIoS.-A company has been
formed in the city of New York, composed Of fifty
five families and numbering In all about two hun
bred persons, who viii enigrate to Kansas the
coming Spring. They have subscribed capital
Of SIS, 500. A site has already been seleeted-a
place on the banks Of the Neosha river, near the
southern boundary of Kansas, where the climate
Is warm, like that of Virginia.
i Their plan of settlement is briefly as follows
Pour square miles are occupied In the centre, a
plot of land is laid out in the form of an octagon
which takes in two or three hundred acres
Roads radiate from the centre in such name /
that the whole piece Is conveniently cut up into
sixteen farms, adjoining and terminating at one
end of the octagon. The sixteen farm houses are
placed around this plot, each one upon a separate
farm and yet near together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

RKBuKIEa IsTERMEpDLIsG.-Gen. Mcqueen,
formerly NJ. c. from South Carolina has written a
very sharp pungent and personal letter to Lewis
Tappan and the Northern Aboitionists generally
who, 1t seems, have been in the habit of annoying
him with printed circulars and pronunciamentos,
rejecting upon Southern slavery, Sc. Dir. Moo
invites his correspondents to look at home for sl
very and oppression, before casting their eyes
South, and quotes from Rev. Mr.. Pease's Five
Points Missionary Report, to support his assertion
that the black slaves of the South are better Off
morally and physically, than the white slaves in
New York. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

EMBRACING on THE STAGE.-The London Post
has an accoun. of the trial of suit against Braham
the great vocalist, In which Mr.. Cotton, a tenor
sontended for Sc SIS, his week salary 1t appears
that in the opera of 1.-The Slave" when belinda
was brought upon the stage, Cotton, was
playing the part of captain, and it was his duty
10 embrace her. This duty he performed W it'll such
-unmistakeable ardor and intensity that an outcry
was raised in the audience. For this offence Bra
ham refused the susceptible tenor his weeks wages,
but the amount was decided in the plaintiffs ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT AT MADRID. Ill
Is stated ina recent letter from Madrid, that ON
Monday, the 18th of January, General Dodge, Min
ister Plenipotentiary of the United States, gave
dinner to the various foreign representatives at
present at the dinner, and among them Senior de
Cueto, late Minister of Spain at Washington, and
Senior Jose de 0iozaga. In the evening, Mrs.
Dodge gave reception to the entire diplomatic
body and to number of eminent ladies of Madrid.
and the dancing lasted till quite an advanced hour,
IL was understood that Mrs. Dodge would give
hall on the 2ad Of the month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12
crLrrnE OF corros II IrALY.-A le,,e, ,ro,

CrLTCRE OF coTTos IN IrALY.-A letter fro,,,
Naples in the Daily News says:
he two Sicilies would in every resneet hs al
nlrabiy adapted for the cultivation of cotton The
average rental Of land ID not high, and of sandy
swampy ground suited 70 the object proposed Nc ~
t,w. ~ such land, too. there is q vast quantitv
from Leece to Brindisi. aud between Tore deiI,
Annunsiata and csrteiamare and other ports =
lotion, too. z actually grown both In Sicily and
-. me continent. 90 that the experiment would
not be now, and Il has entirely sueceesied
In Sicily about 2, 900, 600 pounds are grown An.
Easliy half Of which Is exported to Naples. and
~ gtner bali Is consumed In the island rs the
nonunentai part Of the Kingdom about .a0o0ll1
..nas Are imported from New Orleans. Tho N.
Rsodnee Of the Kingdom Is therefore about a.
49,, poe n while the annual csnsnmpation Il
ssr esn:sui.es ponnds In proef Of the yes yrea.
1870 lnssehsut SOW before me ssvs, Nasxsss..
d,ss~nas !. ne sre.t eossunpsioD, n wpuid ues b.
I" export quantity u coson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

GEORGE j. SUMMER, has I'm store
iarEe and handsome assortment Of White VI
tte and Blue Print Ware, both Ia sets. and y
Of ahnest every description aud style Of goods
would Respectfully invite tho city and country Q
g "a exanilnstion, feeling sxsured chat BE- can
~ 70 tbs qushty snd price u hisDoods vs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

THE MEXICAN MINIsTER.-General AImonte
has taken his leave of the president and departed
for New Orleans. Don Angel Iturbide has been
presented as charge de affairs. Col Robes, the
messenger of General Almonte, was to leave Vera
Cruz for Havana in the last British mail steamer
On his way to New York. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

FIRE IL CASANDAGUA, n. Y.-The '.RepositO.
ryn and ''Tines" offices at Canandagua, n. Y,
were burnt out on the morning of the 5tl. The
fire also consumed Piatt Smiths drug store. also
Mitchelrs store, Chamberlins block, Hale's block
Beals banking house was destroyed, Loss $40, 600:
insurance xlJ 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

ELIXIR CINCHONK.- This prepare.
h ton is combination of the active principles of
the best Calisaya Bark with other improved and val
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree is entirely devoid of their objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeabe taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever cOrroboraIt influence is desired and no
communicating symptoms exist and IN the absence
of all local inflammation, especially of the stomach and
bowels, it will be found highly serviceable in relax
ed nervous condition-in some forms of Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite and languor where tonic influence
is desrable-intermittent diseases of Neurag ic Or
febrie character, and in many other TO which,
ing off the miasma arising from low damp situa-
tions and, by its invigorating tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery recurrence of the attack.
Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD K co,
oc 10 Druggists, 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

GEO. II. EVANS, died at Granville, n j.. on Sat
urday last aged forty-eight. Mr.. Evans wae
form and other humanitarian movements, and pub
lished al varios tuaes papers devoted TO the fur
therance OF his views-among them The Man
"Y ouns America" and 1.-THE Workingman's Ad.