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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

iAS oi tuos uaJ
The board for the Students attending the Univer
sity of Virginia has been reduced from one hun
dred and thirty dollars to one hundred and twenty
dollars per session. e.. 4s.a.......
Some $200, 900 have already been contributed for
the establishment, in the South, of Theological
Seminary for the Baptist denomination.
At the recent commencement at the Madison
College,, In SHARON, Miss, the honorary degree of
L l. d. was conferred on Governor Henry A.
Wise of Virginia. .l..# ~ ~
James A. Melton, deputy postmaster at Dades-
vile, Ala has been arrested for robbing the mail
of S2l6. He confessed his guilt.
In Albany, Linn county, Oregon Mr. t. j. Craw.
ford was shot and killed by Mr.. A. J. Fox, whose
sister he had seduced and refused to marry.
There were "a deaths in Petersburg, Va, last
month. -f14la -.s.e -5--s-=-a
Edward Taylor, of Hampshire county Va was
killed at Palestine, Ohio, q few days ago, by the
collision of two railroad trains ~
T. II. Myers was found guilty of arson in the
Superior Court for Hampshire county, Va, last
week, and sentenced 70 one year in the Peniten-
tiary.
nandoah county, Va, with addresses, on Saturday
last. sss
Andrew Arnholt was thrown from his horse and
killed in Hampshire county. Va, last week.
Rev. Doctor Thomas Robbins, long the Secreta-
rv Of the Connecticut Historical Society, died at
CoIebrook on the 18th inst
On Sunday. the house Of one Of the clsrgymsn,
.. Snf;eId. Conn, was entered by burglars and
robbed Of 5000 in cash
stephen NJ Allen. Of Aassachusetta, one Of tns e
prime movers in the New England portion o. .ne
North Americana, has refused 20 parficapste N :
fusion with the Republicans and has gone over 70
Fillmore. 3s
DISPATCHES from Mr. Dallas make no mention o.
Viiisrs being appointed Britisb Aiutsscr 70 tni1
Government, though the report is credited
John Eggieston, tried In Washington for tie mnr'
der Of csspar Kohrman, on the 4th OF last Jn'y'
has been acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

IMPORTANT ISyENTIoN.-The Scientific Ameri,
can has description of locomotive to burn coal
and produce perfect combustion-no smoke nor
sparks-and efscting great saving in the ex pense
for fuel 1t states:
The boiler is placed in frame in the usual man
ner; the furnace has a CRATE feet inches by 3
feet, and is enlarged at top, and extends over the
whole length of series of vertical tubes, (hori.
zontal tubing is employed on all common locomo.
tivss) which occupies space between the forward
drivers and the truck. This tubing forms the bot
tom portion Of descending hue of large area
which is continued from the bottom OF this part of
the boiler to the smoke arch in ront 1t also forms
q low box entirely underneath the common boiler
proper. and serves a counter balance to the
boiler and machinery above and gives great sta
bty to the engine while running. The ends of
the tubes are also placed where they do not come
in contact with the intense heat of the fire box
BY this arrangement of furnace and tubing large
combustion chamber is provided at the top of the
fire box, which is supplied with jet of warm at
nospheric air by a pipe running from the outside
of the smoke arch backwards, and distributing the
air among the hot gases from the furnace This
jet of warm fresh air checks the too rapid escape Of
unconsumed gasses, ,tsmokeI and supplies them with
oxygen, and they ignite producing perfect COM
busi!on. This arrangement embraces the true
philosOphic principle of consuming smoke. The
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company uses
an engine of this kind, and reports q saving of
two-thrds of the expense it was previously at for
fael-substtuting coal for wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

FANATICIsM The New York Register states
that on the occasion Of the recent celebration
in that city of the surrender of Mexico, General
Quitman of Mississippi, wished to have an intro
duction to the remnant of the New York Volun
teers individually. Sergeants Peel and Farrell
declined an introduction, on the ground that they
did not wish an acquaintance with any man that
publicaly extolled bully" Brooks for his cowardly
assault on the Hon. Charles Sumner. t-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

The BoILINGs SPRINGS OF UTAH-In Wash.
hotah Valley, Utah. according to the papers, there
are ten boiling springs, which are great natural
curiosities. They are situated on the banks of a
stream and pour out their waters seething hot with
a great noise The waters hiss and dash over jag.
ged rocks and jets of steam hot enough to scad.
the hand is also forced out. Deposits of sulphur
aud alum are found in their neighborhood, and the
whole appearance of the region evince powerful
Yolcani action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

~ nL FRANKLIN STATUE INAu0URATIoN IN
nosToH--A letter from Boston gives an account
=. sne ceremonies At the Inauguration of the
fnnknn ~. Statue there on the 18th 1t says:
Tue msuguration Of the atatue of Franklin was
agrand Affair, su. passing 10 some Of its more i'm.
posine details the great civic event of introducing
Cooni!uate water. The procession, embracing
n,ne DIVISIONS, was escorted by the First Brigade
oi massachusetts militia, including the Boston
Liens Artillery, the National Lancers, and Light
Dragoons Theprocession was over TWO hours In
Psssing giving point and represented nearly eve
mecnanicai trade and manufacture. Among
tne specfai attractions was new and beautiful To-
eomot've and tender, named Benjamin Franklin,
mounted on trucks, and drawn by eighteen horses
sugar grinding mill for Cuba, drawn by twelve
oorses; the House and Morse telegraph instru-
ments' electric fire slarm, Franklns old printing
press, ON which was being struck Off and scatter
90 70 the crowd fac sinile Of his newspaper, da
ted it23; Immense structures on wheels, represea.
tng school rooTs filled with scholars at the desks
ana vast number of other novel and interesting
teatures, made up one Of the grandest displays
ever witnessed. The Masonic fraternity, Fire
men sand Mechanics Charitable Associations and
Numerous other charitable societies of Boston and
"a echanic and other societies from the adjoining
cities and towns, were out in full force Also, the
Franklin medal scholars, children of the public
schools, &c .7 e't@ ~ sss''4 t4l -
The procession reache the site of the statue .t
toe west front of the City IIal soon after clock
dere several thousands took possession of the
temporary seats and platform, while other thou
sands hlled every standing place In the vicinity
The drapery which had hitherto concealed the
statue was then raised, when it was greeted with
thunders OF applause. The exercises consisted of
music by the band singing by the pupils of the
public schools, prayer by the Rev Mr.. Blagden
address by Mayor Rice, Masonic ceremonies of in.
auguration, SC. ,.s. r s..t.:.f --
The oration was then pronounced by the Hon
Robert @. Winthrop, and occupied an hour and
quarter IN its delivery. 1t was listened to with
close attention broken only by repeated outbursts
of applause. The hymn of "Old Hundred" was
sung by the vast audience, and q benediction by
Bishop Eastburn closed the Inauguration
The number of strangers and citizens that
thronged to witness the pageant was greater than
ever before seen in this city. The sidewalks and
balconies the entire route of the procession are
crowded. Many buildings and streetslwere hand
somely decorated.
During the Grafton and the other exercises, tele.
graphic messages were transmitted to, and answers
received and read from, the Mayors of Portland
New York, Philadelphia, Halifax Troy, Albany,
Springfield. Dover. Pittsfeld and other cities
. In the evening the City Hall was brilliantly
illuminated. This has been great jubilee day for
Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
The Charlottesville Jeffersenian learns from
Rev. A. N Poindexter, who has recently travelled
pretty extensively in the Southern States. it was
the prevalent opinion this Institution would be IL
Gated in Charlottesville somewhere in the viciIity
ofthe University. An amount much larger than
$500 600. which has already been subscribed, will
be necessary to put the Institution into successful
operation. Perhaps the amount of $500, 900 will be
necessary -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

Cool SHOOTING Under this heading, the
Crocket Crexas) Printer, of the Goth inst has the
following s.4-
Two men, named Rigsby and Robbins, at a
vbiskey rhop, in the northeastern portion of
Grimes county, got to quarellipg both had rifles;
Rigsby up with his and shot Robbins, who fell
mortalIy wounded, but rs Rigsby turned off curs-
inr him, Robbins took aim at him as he lay on the
ground, and shot Rigsby through the heart. Both
died almost instantly revenged even in death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

APPEAL FROM KANSAs.-An "appeal" from
the pre-slavery men in Karsas, to their friends,
North and South, has been issued, calling on them
for aid against Lanes army of the North The
appeal is signed by Col. T. H. Rosser, WI. Pres
ton and A. A. Preston and others, and is endorsed
BY a number of highly respectable Mssourians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

TEXAN LAND TITLES Governor Pease, of Tex
as has just vetoed bill that had passed the Legis-
lature of that State, confirming the old Spanish
claims west ofthe Neuces river lately reported by
the investigating board. The grounds covered by
these claims amount to 900 600 acres, or over 200
leagues. A correspondent of the Galveston Civi
liam, writing from Austin. does not doubt that the
Governors objections to the bill will be sustained
by the Leoislafure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

CENTRAL AMERICA-A letter from Ruatt n
states that the inhabitants of the colony of the
Bay Islands are decidedly averse to being trans
ferred to Honduras, as proposed by the terms OF
the settlement of the Central American question.
They prefer the protectorate of Gen. Walker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

How WOMEN VEIL THE TRUTH When wo'
nan saws of another woman. '.She has good hg-
ure," you may be sure that she Is freckied. OF
that abe sauints or that she Is marked with small
pox. But if she simply says, .'she 10 good SOUL
you may be morally certain that she 10 both ugly
and Ill made-Punch. ~ ~ -saa iia ss-
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FALL sTOCK-Is38.-GARDNER

sALi STOCk-IS56.-G IA Il DN X
Il CARLTON l. CO, NO. Ill, MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fail and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes, Leather Paper
Trunks Hats, Caps, &c, 30 embracing one of the
lnost complete and best selected essortmeuts of
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
Thsse goods were purchased for CASH, early in the
season before the advance in stock, when they had
choice the selection the largest ma actories
in New England, and are offered TO the Virginia and
North Carolina trade very reasonable terms -
We enumerste portion Of our purchases
81 cases Youths fine Scots, all qualities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

RUNAWAY MATCH---Y esterday morning, Mr.
Benjamin +, Robinson and Miss M. o. Wright
both of Virginia were united In the holy bonds
of wedock by the Rev. Mr.. Cummins, in the
parlor Of Browns hotel, before large company
of ladies' and gentlemen. The happy couple
started this morning for their homes, we are IN
formed .l-* s9A5 J77est~eA-
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BOARDING.

<fuTICE.--several plea SAINT ro ouls with
\ Board may be had at the Boarding House of tho
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent re sldence few gentlemen can be accommo-
dated SIS day bosrdsrs, Sc 9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

COPYRIGHT SECuRED.-Among the passengers
on board the new British steamship New York,
which arrived at New York Wednesday morning,
Professor Stowe, husband of Mrs Harriet
Beecher Stowe who has been over to England to
procure a copyright for "Dred" One-half of the
book having been written there copyright has
been taken out for both England and the United
Gtotoy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

POSTPOSEMENT OF LAND SALES The first
public sale of Delaware Trust Lands in the Ter
rtory of Kansas, originally advertised to take
place on the twentieth of October, but from the
advertisement which we publish to-day it will be
seen that the sale has been postponed until Mon.
day, the seventeenth day of November next at
Fort Leavenwortb, in that Territory
bj1 Gar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

AEoTHER CoNTRIBUToN.-Gerrit Smith, OF
New York, has just contributed an additional sum
of a. 600 TO the kansas fund in aid Of ths free state
msn making In al 5000 contributed by him since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

REsIGyATIoN OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-The re.
sgnation of Captain John B. Todd, sixth infantry,
has been accepted by the President, to take effect
Sent l6 1856 g .4....st5 5ssF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

Mrs. Fitzsimon, OConnells favorite aud most
accomplished daughter has nearly completed
her long expected life Of her father We notice
the death of her husband, Clerk of the Hauaper,
in Ireland. announced as having taken place in
.Juiy in Italy -
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LkVyIS HYMAN,
\ INPoETER OF
4 WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

- INPoRTER OF
"a WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
&.SA wholesale and retail No. &c Main street, !
- receiving large and elegant assortment of
bo,e articles ard will offer this Fall the greatest
t.,nS that has ever beeu offered In this city; and
~, who wish TO purchase, he would Inform
80 that srticies be had in his establishment as
iI,s s. suy house in the Northern cities.
- Cold betsohed Levers Is Jewels, $2i 90
Gold Hunting DO DO 80 O0
Do do Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, IL 90
Gold Guarss, 10 20
t;old Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
C;nli Neck Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms
Gold Lockets and Jewelry of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
90 2-oin No. 9S Main st. .
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS The Portsmouth, Va 1,
Rifles will celebrate the approaching 10Th Of Octo-
Der in Raleigh N G aud the Independent Target
Company of the same city, intend Visiting Suffolk,
Va on next Monday
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RETURNING EMIGRANTS.-Train's packet ship
Western Empire, Captain Soule which cleared
at Boston Monday, took 800 passengers for
Liverpool The packet ships from New York for
Liverpool are likewise taking unusual numbers of
passengers, chiefly Irish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

Rev. Edward j. Willis of California, And Rev.
Thos Hume. OF Portsmouth, preached IN Char
iotesyille last Sunday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pollard, of Iowa, has
been appointed by the President to be Register OF
the Land office at Council Bluffs, Iowa. vice Ly,
sander W. Babbitt, removed WIN. biinoie OF
Kansas. formerly Of Pennsylvania, has been ap'
pointed recsiyer of public moneys in Kansas, IN
place Of James c. Shoemaker removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

FRAcAs IN LoUIsvILLE-On Monday last
fracss occurred at Louisville, Ky, between Geo
Pollard, OF that city, and Frank Ward, of Cali,
forna. during which the latter was severely cut
with knife Wood Benson, a comedian, who
interfered to restore peace, received an ugly
wound on the threat, said to have been inflicted
by Pollard ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

Erskine College, South Carolina, has conferred
the degree of Doctor of Divinity upon the Rec
Presbyterian Church at Timber Ridge in Rock
bridge county Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

For KANSAS Lieutenant Garland has received
orders to report himself at Fort Leavenworth on
the 1st Of October, whore he will take command Of
q company of light artillery t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA.-The
Republican State Convention Of Virginia came off
at Wheeling, Thursday. Fremont electoral
ticket was nominated. There was no disturbances
as was anticipated. -----
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RLACk DOESklN PANTs-.Ass0rted in
u quality, to suit the wants of our trade. We In.
vie the attention of purchasers 10 the 1t and dura-
bihty Of our goods. No better can be found.
SILK TESTS SILK sTESTS!!
Black and Fancy Silk; Double and Sipsle-Bresst
ed varied in quality and sizes that We can gusrsa.
tee ht, and satisfr in nrics. ~A -@a+s 80 ~4
SUMNER STOCK
The last chEnce, gentlemen, for extremely low
priced goods, that is good stock st unuusIly low pr
ces. GROSH0N0 4 TUPMAN;
r ans No. lI0 Main 8.
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HANDsoME.-Mr. Paul Farnum, of Beverley,
N. J has given building with convenient
grounds valued at S23 600. for Normal school,
aud has agreed to pay the expenses of the school
for the first year. This is a handsome and most
creditable gift.
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: GUNs...JAMEs WALSH,

y
ENH 60 Main street, Importer of fine
Guns, Dxion's Powder Flasks, Shot
E-~--szz-=s.. Belts and Pouches; Elys Cars Cat
ncges and Wads, fins Game Bags, Drinking Flasks
enc Leather Cups, English Gun Powder, and all
spoTi0g goods. German, French and English Guns
OF OIL prices aGd qualities Depotifor Colts Aliens,
and Warmers POCKET REVOLVERS.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND RIFLES at the very low
est importing and manufacturing prices. l3-2w
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THE CALIFORNIA WAR BoNDs.-The Sub-Trea.
sury at New York paid out on Wednesday morn.
ing the sum of $1l5.0C account of the Califor.
pa war bonds; and will soon pay out more-to the
extent altogether of 5000, ,O00 which sum has been
certified by the commissioners, and passed by the
auditors at Washiupton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

81. FORT LEAvENwoRTH X. T., Sept. Z 1856 3
company j, of the now recruits, includiua those
from l.ichmond. leave hero on nrxt T'nesd.v e.,
New Mexico We are to walk across the plains
a"o. ma'anee Q. s5o miles Fort Laramie will be our
There are u companies of u. S. troop. with,
Smith - "" Va ~ oeu'
Three of the Richmond recruit. and New
,r, olker, ta,s morning robbed man out of $500.
They met him in the woods. and plae;nr n.toi :,
MS bead, frightened him out of the money. The
robbed man Afterwards complained to the Captain.
when all of US were formed into line and fourr
identified "a the robbers. $500 of the money was
hsa N the fellows boots, and was recovered They
are all in irona, and present very sad sight.
Yours, j. G.. s.
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f-.YY-. --Ess4z..=ssss=s7 THE NIs,EXPKEsS
Es &C. COMPANY, lS4 Main st., hay-

Esy COMPANY, I34 Main st., hav-
iug resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
uloud, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmin ct on,
LynchbuEg, Salem Wythevilie, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
pared forward, with great dispatch and at reduced
at-s, every Kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jewery &C, to the sbove named cities, and all
places On the sesboard
Oar Express the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
sJnsl attention TO the careful handling of goods
Express.
Shippers will please take nstice that packages te
points Virginia and North Carolina will ba sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
F-Aisht received on day of sailing, until O'clock
r NJ. j. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adams' ExDress Co
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SUICIDE IN JAIL -Larkin Ray, colored man
sentenced to be executed the 9th instant, III
Greenupsburg, KY, for the murder of John r
Hardwick, hung himself in the Jail on the morn
ing of that day :.
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"A NEW JEWELKl
- sroRt. SIGN or THE sFNis

g. sToRt, SI1N or THES
"a GOLD EAGLE. No. 90
Y IL N,tN NSTsgEr.--GtLL& l. WEiDEMEYER'
ssfss : rreder,ckshurs Va. have Just received new
SIS So II Cold and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
go go KinSs; hsdes Chatelsns; Gentlemens' Fob
cSs,ns; Geld and SILVER Pens sod Pencils; Gold and
-, Eahlet.: Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
u-sles Gard Cases Match Boxes and every article
~ ,E. Jewery snd Silver line, for sale on reasons-
81 81. tsrrps ard warranted ssreprssented.
"1 a. WATCHES of sll kinds repaired and war
,.rfe; to perform well: also, Jewery of every de-.
.-:ntiou repsired at short notice.
Il In
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WATCHES AND JHwHLRY.

~ N. J. n K 4 II q 4. q N H w,
~ PRACTICAL, WATCH MARKER, corner
~ 4 Of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
XaSSk attention of ettnngsn visiting the city, 10
eess.sf' that be give. hii entire attention to RE-
p.IBlNG, exclusively Every description of
itya..tes Clocks and Jewelry repaired ss well and
" " 80 4,3ersie terms any other house in the city.
4t bsi over twenty yesrs experience at his trade.
t',s in England and the United States, he is
t.S in assuring .stsfac ion TO all who may patron.
''e A'''' WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW.
v,-..,h and Clock Maker cor. Main and ilth SIS,
at, nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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w. Carey Jones, Fremont's brother-In.law, l
making speeches for Buchanan.
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CAPITAL. s2Je,OeOl!l
DIRECTORS.
~ t<r. AaNun ~

DIRECTORS
T. N. ALfkIEND, President.
d. Z. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co.,
H. w. Quarles H. 1s4.aa-
VIM Beers, Of Beers 4 Poindsxter,
II: w: Fry, of H. w. Fry Sons
Wm. Palmer
j. A. lnloes. s.=.. .a-,t .e-.r-.
A. X. Parker, Of Parker, Nimmo l. CO..
J. u. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth, Turner Co,
Tho. Samson. of Samson Pas,
G. w; Purcell, Of c. w. Purcell 4 c.,
J.P. WINSTON of Winston 4 Powers,
8. 7. Pulliam, -.-as.
H. A. Claiborne, s
p. Cullen,
Geo. w. Smith, Of Smith & Harwood.
W-Regular discount day T Of the company % ts Thur,.
day in each week-paper to be offered before s'slk
on that day. . ao ael-s, a.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lV1 OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures evs-
fire the dangers of the sea.
No charge 10 made for the Policy. s4s e-a
Office, for the present, the East side of 18TH st.,
assr main, up stairs.
WD. H. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
VIM, u. faine, 7- Jas Thsmas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Appersoa VIM. H. Hsxall,
Roscoe b Hea John D. Quarlea
John Dooley, David ]. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Larkin w Glazsbrook,
Lewis D. Crsnshaw, D. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
-, Franklin stearns
A PLEAsXNTs, President.
J. H MONTAGUE. Sec'y. 5--ts
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SF-sPECIAL EOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vr
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be erscslyed by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
ap It's Agents.
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coaREsroNDsmcE OF TIE DisrArcH.

Tie Nescs- B9siaess-The Iaeaye-7as late Acci.
80 ss.. t'.s s.5- deaL