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.Ectr Goods.
I r 4 - I[I n II OB F. + L $
No. 20 Calnn Strcet. n. o..

Z I, -ANIIIIN ROB +, + T $.
No. 20 Camp street, N. o..
Has Just received and is opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES JHWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete u and Fancy Articles,
such as pa,er Maefe Tables Desks, Work Boxes etc; Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing H"sc>, Work boXe,, JewelFy
Cases, Porte Monnaies Card Cases, e'c.
PERIPHERY.
Iin Extracts choice tDlo:ues SoaYA 70
' BRUSHES
Hair Toois, Clothes, and all other kinds,
COMBS.
a fall assortment and eyrry variety.
COLTS RENuIV ERS-A large stock Of iA.e vel known
Pistols will always bc kept on hand,
Purchasers, whether wholesale retail invited
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making ,h.ir par
r4~Wntches and jewc'ry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
rl0 2ptf Nc, ~ Camp street under the City Hotel.
r. .WaijGrd,
67,...,.,.R or \ l. IT X f f T'........G7
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very fine
sorrc,t of FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, rApIER MACfIE WARE, a
choice lot Of PLATED WARE of Chsofe Altenile and Eng,
sh manufactures; fine China Ware of all kinds; Tole, and
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Also
i fine lot Of CIT GLASS WARE Of all descriptions.
The attention of the public is also called assortment
Of VRuMB CLOTHS and nErGHETS Of superior quality and
Of ;hr largest dimensions.
Always h,nd large and splendid stock Of FURNITURE
for rooms Paror and Dining Rooms Of the finest pattern
and finish,
Old Oak Book Cases, Chairs French Mirrors;
Of Curtain sfs and Ornaments, Ginps Tnssels, Window
Shades, etc, etc.
rg-Bcst Purified COLA OIL for Cared and Moderator
Lamps dS 2p6t
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For Il Short T'tnee Only!
E0htEnGeiphi0 Made

SHIRTS.
4 NEW AND LARGE STOCK JUST RECEl WE'D 81
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
Under the City Hotel.
Hg-CAII. AND FIX ANIME. MI 2P::
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GIad TFtEiRgs 10 tie .RHSicfcd!
Secondhand Furniture Eoasght.

The highest Cash Price paid for nil descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing els
pose furniture will find it 10 their advantage 10 ca on
the undersigned
?. NJ. TOURNE,
MA ounn % l't:uIHe street.
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ii. .Wyg0ft $ Co.,

No. 40 Camp street,
constantly receiving by every ARRIVAL fresh additions
their large stock Of
STANDARD AND ISt'EIIANEOTS WORKS,
comprising the writings Of the most celebrated authors i'll His
tory, Fiction Phyeic and Law.
Ano4 the above will be found large suitable
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS; to all Of which solicit the
lentiou Of the public.
\. MYGATT & CO.,
DIS optf No. 10 Camp street.
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as-sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. go

THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1856.
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The Rest Of all Gr0nesN0Es
is \ CO. d PR 4 G T. G f
E'EENCH AND SPANISH

ORAL AND PRACTICAL CONVERSATION,
BY PROF.. BEsE1"TE.
And many French Ladies, permanently engaged afford
students abundant practice, md give them confidence in
conyursing with and speed in these Languages.
No Books used and English is allowed be spoken
after the first week.
t Ladies' and Gentlemen il separate apartments in the fine
building tjuiu the southern Ih No. - Charles street
N INIT
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Gifts for fhc Holidays.

8 CAMP STREET..
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE.
DILLON Howell having received considerable additions
Of rev md Fashionable Goods would attention
purchasers.
Watches.
Gold, S}5 to 500 Silver $40 S65
JeHcIry.
Ladies' Fl SctSsOIne Choice styles: Brooches,
Ear Rings Finger Ring Chains, Erureleis, tioi jet and En-
ulIelpt ockets,
Silvcr-NSarC.
Table Dessert Tea Salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner and
Dessert Forks Salt Cellars Ten Sells ubeta; Cups Napkin
Rings etc.
Repairing.
u. 4 f. being practical Waichmakers and Jewellers
al orders for manufacturing and repairing, moderate
prices. ~
DILLON 4 Howell,
dli 2p6t No. Camp
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Shirfs ua,d Furnishing Goods.
Near Orleans Garnet VFsQl.eh0tGSe,

10 CHARITIES SrHEEr-We are receiving direct from
manufacturers. the following tARPETtNGS- ...
MEDALLiON VEIvET, WILTON TAPESTRY. BRUS
Sells, THREE PHYS, INGRAM NENITiAN etc, etc, ETC.
FLOOR III. tLOTIl OF all widths and qualities Aiso-IMhe
and Piano Covers, Druget and Linen for Crmh Cloths WIN
dow Shades, Hair CLOTH Mating, Stair Rods ETC. all OF which
ohtr NJ the lowest market prices -
dis 2p6t A. ERQUSSEAU & co.
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Fort Gaines academy Lottery:

s~a~.s- GLASS H.
TO be drawn in the city of ATLANTA, Georgia. in public Cd
SATURDAY, Dec 20 1916, on the plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
&c, 900 Tickets. ESQ PrfzcsE
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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Clothing! Clothing!

Clothing! Clothing!
VT Rave just received per E.c Warrior another a'honio
large sock Of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING,
Consisting OF Ovrcoa Dress and Frork olts, laIcto Rich
Velvet md Cashmere Vests and Pants Of every kind
A selection of
GentIcmcn's Furnishing Goods,
rorarosrd Of every description OF Under GaFmen tr"IHS
Socks. Gloves, etc.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
dl5 2p6; of canal and ST. Charles stS
SHIRTS ftasG Furnishing Goods.
large stock Linen and Linen Bosom Cotton SHIRTS,
just rtccvr:, 70: sale low
line assortment Of Rich SILK and Satin tRANAIN TIES
SCARFS, .. ~
F. STRINGER & CO.,
dis apl5.eod Ne. % Camp street.
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j. FL. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
RATION ROUGE, La,
Practices Profession all Its Branches Parishes
EAST and " EST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FE1ICIANA
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. ortlf 2ntF
Saddles.
large assortment Of MEMS and WUMEN'S for sale very
low TO cosr, by
HOWARD & HALL,
dl2 2pl2t No. 3 Magazine
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Insurance Notice.

s. H. GILMAN,
No. 81 Natche2 street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
Education.

There is no city in the Union better supplied
with schools than Richmond We doubt if there
is another that is well supplied There are
some of the best teachers in both male and female
schcols engaged here, that can be found any
We invite public attention to the numerous school
advertisements that crowd the columns of the
Dispatch. So very deserving these institutions
generally that we are excluded from the grstitica
ton of any wish we may have to bestow upon
them especial comnendation. We can say, howev
er, that for any branch of knowledge usually
taught in preparatory schools, and for any educa
tion previous 10 going to college, there is
sion for any one to send a son or daughter out Of
this city, for no where else can they be better in.
structed The session will soon commence, and It
is time parents to select their schools and enter
their children. We invite them to consult the
Education" advertising columns of the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

DEATH OF NOTED MAN The Galveston pa
pers announce the death there on the I'd inst, Of
Col Michael b. MeDsrd He was born in Canada
and became an Indian trader, the great tribe of
Shawnees electing him as their chief, in which po
Der of the convention which declared Texas indie
pendent of Mexico In 1889 he was 8 member of
Congress. The News says that the Indians still
cherish his name and it is a common expression
among them, speaking of him by his Indian name
"Michelee nerer dcceirsd us" A few years ago, a
brother of Tecumseh, with several other Shaw
nees, came to Galveston to see bin. His meeting
with them was affecting They went to his house,
but would not enter. He sat on the ground with
them for hours, and they begged him to go back
again and be their chief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
LARGE Cities,

Perhaps Mr. Jefferson was right when he pro.
nouaced large cities "sores on the body potitc. -
A moral miasma arises from the crowded streets
and spreads death upon its wings. Every day
and every night the recording angel registers new
deeds of oppression and crime, whose victims cry
in vain for Justice from the hands of man. Muir
der stalks abroad in the very streets, and faunts
its red hand in the midday light. Such are the &C
counts which New York journals give of the state
of things in that city The Times says that its
fashionable society is corrupt at the core; hun
bred thousand paupers crowd the garrets and cell
lars of the metropolis; clerks defraud their en-
ployes and employers tyrannise over Clerks thou
sands of sewing women are compelled to labor
which bring them prematurely to the grave, for a
compensation too small to keep soul and body to.
gether; organized bands of rufians control the
ballot boxes and keep the orderly and peaceful
class in such I'VE that they dare not approach the
polls without permission of the shoulder hitting
fraternity.
Such state of things is unknown in rural and
agricultural communities The South, in particu
lar Is pre- served by its domestic institutions from
these blessed results of free society. Her large
slave population is respectable and orderly com.
pared with the wretcbed class, who perform such
deeds of darkness as are common in Northern eli
fies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

new style of hats-Brooks Hats-is announ.
ced by Charleston halter.
The Marion, Ala, Commonwealth announces
that the Mesilla Valley Emigration company took
their departure on the LIST inst.
VIM J. Gray, respectable citizen of Decatur
CO., Ca, committed suicide, the 28th ult, by
blowing out his brains.
DIR VIM. j. Holt, OF Augusta Ga, a surgeon in
The Russian army, arrived home last week.
Rev. David A Wallace, of Boston, has accept
ed the Presidency of the College at Monmouth, Ill
The brig Matilda, from Havana, arrived at Bos
ton Friday with two seamen dead, of yellow
fever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

~ DRISCOLH, BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, IS cents per bottle only, The most
agreeable D. ntrce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced cleansing thu
teeth healing the gums, and imparting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequently exists, without The PERSONS knowledge
For sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

FATAL AFFRAY AT SEA-An ARRAY took place
on board the ship North Carolina, which arrived
AZ Norfolk, Saturday, Says the Norfolk Herald }
as she was coming on Soundngs, on Tuesday last,
between Capt Foster and his mate, - Brooks,
" hicb resulted in the death Of the latter Captain
Foster states that about o'clock in the morning,
the mate was making noise on deck, and on his
going out to know the cause, hard words ensued
betw cen them, when the mate attacked him at a
disadvantage and forced him down upon the deck,
but got up and rushed into the cabin, bringing
with him a cutass, with which he again attacked
Capt. F., whn seeing him approach seized the
eapstan bar. and as the mate about to hew
him down with the uplifIed cutlass, dealt him a
blow over the head with the bar and felled him to
the deck, The blow proved fatal, and the mate
died in about ten hours after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
Action, Not Talk,

The South thanks to sectional and abolition fa-
nsticism, has made considerable advance in manu-
featuring and internal Improvement during the last
ten years. But this advance ought to be much
greater. 1t was a favorite joke Of John Bull
many years ago. that the best way to resuscitate
drowned Yankee, is to search bis pockets. Our
great error has been that we are always stufing
that miraculous pocket that we are doing all we
can to invigo-ate and vitalize the pocket nerve -
Yankee sees that 10 spite of all the negro stealing
and Black Republication. Southern dollars con
tiaue to flow North in upeeasiug tide, and he is
encouraged not only in his old, but in new aggres
sions
1t ia fact that the South sends to the North an
nualy $4,000 for the simple article of corn brooms
and more than ten millions for negro brogans that
might be manufactured at home with profit The
South must give up talk for action before she can
secure independence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
THLEoRArHIC NEWS.
REPORTER FOR TIL = DIS p A TC b.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Sept l5th.-The steamer Atlantic
has arrived with Liverpool adyices to the Sd Inst
The news Is no later than that brought BY the
Arabia.
ENGLAND
The London Star says II f. expected In some
quarters that VilIers, the brother of Lord Ciaren
dom will be appointed Minister to Washington
The Liverpool firms, McLarty & Co, and La
mout McLArty g. Co have suspended. The liz
bilities are stated at 100000.
There Is rumor. to which bat little credit 10
attached, that Sir Henry Bolland, the Queen
physician. who was \ passenger in the Cambria
is deputed TO observe II the climate il suen - lne
Queen might trust her person with, in the event
OF her conserving to visit Canada
SPAIN.
The marriage of the Infanta Amelia 10 rfihce
Adabert, is to be celebrated on the 2oIn.
RUSSIA.
The coronation of the Gear of Russia viii take
place on the 29th.
GREECE.
The London Post a. serts that there is no inten-
ton of Withdrawing the allied forces from Greece
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsTowS,"
LEWIS PARRISH .Master-from New York.
F. C ainbridae, J Nichols, w Taylor, ID
White, o Bell S Hoffman J II Poindexter.
Hirsch r Bultlev wife, children and nurse, Miss
J Fl Bu|kley, T w Lsmosy, J Hulst Carter, .
SN, r r Carter. Berry, n Ferny hougb;
w Anderson w Murphy, Fl Cohen. Becher. M
Hess Smith J Smith w Bins. H WeTat,
C Love, Leonard, Groner. L Wygau, Q
Neal, Miss Barrett, Miss K Mott. Halves and
lady, Mrs Herring G. M Mott. w H Chapman Miss
Tier Miss Brand. Miss A D Halves, Fl Hill. w
senfeld Miss Royenfeld, Capt A N Brevort. u 5 N,
Major Reynolds u S N. Miss NJ Underhill, Mrs
Mcpherson end 2childrcn Mr., Moore. Miss Cassidy,
MIS- ckwood. x Lockwood and ledy, Miss
Evans and nec., g w Pslmore, j Ravenel Mrs
Chalmers. J Wsdsworth, A Anderson, w Taylor,
and 10 in steerage.
Also from Norfolk Fl Spark. Fl Gibbs, w
Pegram, Frail. J Ford, WHITING. A c
Switzsr C Myer Muock, Smith, c Ellis, Bill
lows Hannah M Bell, Rickspark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

INSPECTORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wise has
made the following appointments of Tobacco In
spectors for Petersburg:
At West Hi-1st Benj B Vaughan; ID. ]
Blck At Cantre-1st Ed Wyatt: ID Nath
Bck At Moore's-1st r H Jones; Cd T Ell.
nott At Oak's--lst. Richard H Baptist; ID Ty-
rec Jackson
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The Mechanics, Fair.

The time is rapidly approaching for theExhibi
tion and Fair Of the Virginia Mechanics Institute
IN this city, and we trust that every citizen who
can contribute anything to enhance the beauty
and quality of the exhibition, will freely bring il
forward. First, the mechanics ought to use
their best exertops to make display creditable to
their SKILL and creditable to the city. There are
peculiar reasons why they should do so now
1t would be well if the crowds of virginians who
will assemble here in October can see in the ex.
hinition of the mechanics, the indication of that
degree of enterprise and skill that will give assn
rance that the South can, il need be- get on
Independently of the North in mechanical and
manufacturing industry, as well agriculture -
We are satisfied ourselves that this skill aud en-.
terprise does exist in the South but Il Is tho duty
Of the mechanics and manufacturers TO make 1t
manifest on every possible OCCASION and there IL
none more appropriate than the annual exhibition
10 which we aude,
10 important that every specimen of fine arts
mat can be obtained should add to the beauty of
TIE display We hope AL liberal minded gentle.
men and ladies who have such W orks of America
gepius. win readily offer them to the Associa tion
VINO viii take the very best care of them.
We hope TO see . very fine exhibition ma that
WIZ be an honor 70 the city and her people.
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DID.

In CbesteySeid county, on Sunday. the 14.h inst,
MA CAROLINE BUTLER, wife Of John NJ But
ler in her AID year
Her funeral will take place this morning at 10
o'clock from the residence of her husband OF
Canal and ist streets The fiends and
of the family respectfully invited to attend with
out further invitation.
On Friday. 18th inst SARAH ANN TEMPLE.
infan. daughter of Mary and Ssmuel Temple, sged S
months and Is days. st
AY Petersburg Express plesse copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

PAssPoRTS-At public meeting of the inhab.
itants of Livingston, Ala, travelling passports
aud "a card of clearance" good for any place
North ward, were made out for Samuel Sherood,
charged and convicted for tampering with slaves,
giving orders for whiskey to slaves, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

WRECKS AT KEY WEST-A letter from Key
West TO the Savannah Journal, dated September
3, states the loss of the French bark Marie from
Matapzas for Marseilles with l400 hhds. sugar
Capt LIE Port and several of the crew lost Ship
Isaac Alerton from New York for New Orleans
sunk the night of the 9th in fathoms water, on
MasherWoman's shoal.
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MARINE NHws
PORT OF RICHMOND, September IS.


ARRIVED,
schr: Mary Ellington, Rives Rappahannock, corn,
L Webb Co.
schr VIM P Anderson, Nordire, N. Y, guano. E.
7. Wortham & Go.
Steamer Rel,idere, Pritehett, Baltimore, mdze.,
Indian Il Wa son
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, N. Y, mdze and pas
sengen, Lldlnm Wa son
Sailed.
schr. Bengal, Pierce, New York, mexe-, r. Ran
kin,
Schr. VIM. Cowle, Smith, New York, mdze., Z.
Rankin
krig EchoLong, Power, Philadelphia -four, War
wick Bsrksdale.
Schr Oakland Free down the.river light
Schrs Nj. Cause, Stephenson, down the river
light.
schr. VIVA. L Jones Frank, down the river hight.
Lchr. Senator. Anderson. mdze D. l. W. Curre
Schr. J. Birdsall, Chamberlain, down the river
light
Sohr Edward Wood, Pssswater, down the river
light.
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LOST.


T OST OR STOLEN..A white and yellow
IL SETTER PUPPY. about four months Old ANY
ed by returning him to
se 1,-4t+ Opposite the Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

THE VA. AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD-will be
finished to Bristol this week. The event will be
the cause of q public celebration in that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

CHANCE TO MAKE MoSEY.-Rev. Prof Hunting
ton, of Harvard College, offers to give to five
hundred dollars to send body of men to rescue
Rev Ephrain Mute, now prisoner in Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

~ One moiety of the Broad street Ho-
TEL At AucTIoN-We would invite particular at.
tention to the sale THIS DAY. commencing at A
O'clock of one moiety of the Broad street Hotel
Tor further refer the auction columns
of this naper TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
re Aucfs
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THE DAILY DISPAICH.
Prorress OF Improve rent.

=-<.~
Progress Of InproveTen
. .-,.s,..l before us has an engraving OF oeau'
.,,,, r;v.r ..euerv. which sagsests some interest,"
Co., s..,. IN connection with the improved mooe %
,rsvs,ine. BY the side of the river runs the .-e.
40 railroad. with the cars dashipg along ~ A"o"'
ef.v miles an hour. Upon the river, one OF 'uo.'
u.r,.scens steamers for which this COUNTY
famous il dsshing along with the speed Oh uo'
whilst stiIl further up the noble stream Ana 'pp.
rently beating against q hesd wind - s'"p' ~.
only work of mans hands which Wou'u 'e"..
one Of The primitive settlers OF the country c'u'd
he r,,e from the dead. of river navigauen cen-
fury ago.
Each NJ these vehicles Of trade and travel has
had in turn its empire It is within the recoiiec-
ton of many still living, when. on the Hudson
Rive, s,,ops not only carried freight, but bad
comfortable cabins filled with passenger Then
came the steamboats,, and, as they gradually i'm
proved In speed and comfort, It was thought that
buma, invention In means of travel and trans
variation couid 20 no further. But the magnif-
ca,. steamers have bad their day and the picture
before us shows the railroad leaving the swift
%, Of the steamers a mere laggard In the race -
VT Is worthy of observation that after all the
changes and improvements in river navigation,
the SAILING vessel IL still found all the rivers of
our commercial STATES in greater numbers than
ever, making It no easy thing for the steamer, on
such a river as the Hudson, to avoid them even In
the day time. The locomotive by the side OF
river may lessen the profits and diminish the num-
Der Of the steamers attracting the passengers from
the boats TO the cars by their superior speed nut
the sioops. though slow In movement, have always
commanded. and always will command, large
share Of freight for no railroad can ever compete
with them in cheapness. Even the canal boats
on H. Erie Canal defy competition in freight by
the railroad on its banks. Even the railroad may
be superseded by some more rapid vehicle of
travel but the freight will always cling to the
heavy bottoms which glide along in canals and
rivers costing the farmer mere trife for trans
portation
An agricultural community, and especially
Virginia agricultural community should not forget
the lesson 20 be derived from these facts. There
Is M avenue like canals and rivers for the heavy
productions of the soil and of the mines Let the
James River Canal be extended to the Ohio, and
the rich treasures of the great Mississippi Valley
would be poured in an overwhelming food through
this outlet. The railroads of Virginia will have
the travel; her canal would to the extent of its
capacity carry the tonnage of the mighty West. -
/. would be in fact but an extension Of the Ohio
River to the sea, through the middle of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
MARRIED.

a. The .4,h August by Rev. Dr. Peopls. e the re-
idenee Of p. r Vsushn Of Louade. cosrsy; ABB,
ma. Mr.. ANDREW PERpu s.s g "i. NJ" AsN :
~, Mo,a.v. 7sth August, in Kinstoo. N. C., by
~ = a. Best Mr.. PHILIP N. WkiGHT to Miss
IfTGIA A. BEST both OF tins ely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

hr JOHN PERRY, Of Norfolk, has favored rs
wan several numbers including par, u. of the
"ar IA Russia which we have % often com.
nend"d Mr.. Perry viii be in the city today and
to.ifoFrcw 70 receive subsessbsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

~ Adminfstra tors sale of Furntture:..
Particular attention is requested to my sale THIS
MORNING commencing at IL o'clock. ct the late
residence of Mrs Lucy r Green, deceased, on Clay
street near the corporation line, of all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO-One old Negro Man.
se l8-lt THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16
THE NjcaraRuan Minister.

WASHINGTON, Sept 15-It is understood here
that no Minister from Nicaragua will be received
by our Government. owing to the unsettled politi
cal state of that country.