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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

ANOTHER PARTY IN THE FIELD The Homea
Om.-Two of the especially strong minded-Pau-
lima Wright Davis andLucy Stone Blaekwell-in
announcing the "sixth National Womens Rights
Convention" say that ''the advocates of the Equal
Rights of Women find new reason to proclaim
again their constant demand for a consistent appli-
cation of the Democratic Principles for the eman-
cpation not alone of one class, or nation, but
of one half the human race" They therefore &C.
cordingly invite
"All who believes that Government derives its
just powers from the consent Of the governed;
All who believe that Tax alton and Representa-
ton should 60 together;
All who believe in the right of all to trial by a
jury of their Peers;
All who believe in fair days Wages for a fair
days work;
All who believe in the equal right Of all Children
in the community to It's Public Provision, for Edu-
cation
To meet in Convention at the Broadway Taber-
pacle New York, on the 9Th, 9th and 10th of Oc-
tober next, to consider whether these rights and
principles shall continue to be popularity limited to
onehaf of the community"
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POLITICS IN CALIFORNIA The San Francisco
huiietin, in its summary has the following in re.
gard to politicalmatters in that State:
farty clubs continue to be formed throughout
toe country, and the ordinary provisioning and
speechlfy'ng, viilifying and glorifyps, common at
sueh times, are taking place. The greater mum.
Der OF papers in the State display the banners eli
taer OF Fillmore or Buchanan, though that perhaps
cannot be said to show correctly the number OF
hnow hothings or Deinoerats. Tbe Republicans
nave only three declared organs which hoist the
fTetnont nag VIZ. morning paper in San Fran
CISCO the Chronicle formerly independent Jour
nai,) another III Sacramento, aud tri.weeekly pa.
per at San Jose. Peoples party has been
FORMED at San Francisco in opposition to all polit
organi1ahons; but its efforts will be confined to
the selection of proper local officers
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REVOLT AT LIaA-A revolt broke out among
the troops at Lima, the capital of Peru ON the
18th ut The Insurgents numbered some FIVE or
six hundred men, under General Castillo. When
spprised of the revolt, the President mustered
those troops which had remained loyal, to the
number of six or seven hundred, and proceeded
to attack the insurgents, who had taken posses
sion of the Square of the Inquisition. After some
skirmishing and cavalry charge, the insurgents
were compelled to retreat out Of The city, and the
u ar rrection for the time being at least, was sup
urasspd
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EXTRAORDINARY TRAVELLING, last nigh!
had brief conversation with gentleman who
on the llth of July last left China for this bis ma
i've countrv and arrived at New York on Monday
sfternoop In the steamer Atlantic. He came
great part of the distance overland by way,
among other places, of Carlo, island OF Malta, Pa
ris and Liverpool thence to the United States ar
rivipg on Tuesday in Washington Tnus, IN tne
space of less than ten weeks, although detained
about eight days en- route he was in the four
quarters of the globei-- Hash. Star.
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Sr. ANDREWS fFLA) TOTALLY DESTROYED -
wrecked seaman arrived at New Orleans on Fri
day last, states that the town Of ST Andrews was
almost totally destroyed--ai the mills and houses
being blown doun-and that the whole country
for twenty miles back was submerged 70 the depth
Of several feet
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General Reid, who commanded the pro. slavery
forces at the battle of Ossawottamie in Kansas ID
anative of Lynchburg, Va.
The San Jacinto, the flag ship of the East India
squadron, Commodore James Armstrong, was at
Hong Kong, July 10.
Hon. D. NJ. Barringer, of North Carolina, an
nounees his intention TO vote for buchanan and
Breckenridge.
The n. D. papers announce the death of George
w. johnson, prominent business man of that
city.
The Republicans of New York have nominated
John X King for Governor, and Henry Selden for
Lieutenant Governor
II. w. Perkins, for 2l years the treasurer Of
the Boston and Worcester railroad company, died
on Saturday.
It is stated that over $1,000 barrels of lager
beer will be manufactured this year in Milwaukee
alone,
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams have again been
re-engaged at the Adsiphi, London.
A book seller In Norfolk. Va having accidentally
received some copies Of Mrs Stoves new work,
promptly pack ed them Of again northward
The Cincinnati papers record the death of Mr.
A. Death, well known citizen.
Gen Houston passed through Memphis, Tenn !,
on bslway home. last week, and wss publicly 70
cstved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES, y
q. F.-Tbe election for officers of this body, now
In session in Baltimore, Tuesday, resulted as fol-
lows: George w. Race, of Louisiana, Grand Sire;
Timothy e. Sentre, of New Hampshire, Deputy
Grand Sire; James L. Ridgely, of ofMaryland, Grand
Corresponding and Recording Secretary, and 10
shua Yansant, of Maryland. Grand Treasurer.
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BOARDING.

%'OTICE.--sevcrnl pleasant rooms, with
y Fg-ri nav be had al the Boarding House of the
sas-, MURRAY. on Grace. between 5th and 9th
s,s,s Sey having coDclud-dto remain at their pre-
,srt5,s,Gs1ce 4 few gentlemen can be sccommo-
...g a. -.v hoa-ders Sc 9-ts
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storm on the 9th instant the lightning passed
down the chimney of s. Bullen's house, near Ken
osha, Wisconsin, Instantly killing Mrs. Bulien IN
its course to the door, and severely injuring MI.
Bullen.
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A SECOND HoWARD.-Advces from Rome an
nounee the death of Prince Charles DoIia, who
was accustomed every year to distribute sum of
100000 in aims. He was a sacconc, and not con-
tent with what he gave himself, used to go bare
fe oted about the streets, dressed In coarse sack
CLOTH with a thick cord round his waist, imploring
charity from passers-by for the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

A WAR RUMoR--Captain Rakemau, of brig
Cynthia, arrived at New York on Monday, from
Rio Jsneiro, reports that there was great runor
there about war between Epgland and the United
States, in consequence of which no cargo would
be sent off 10 American vessels until the arrival OF
the English steamer which was daily expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

ELoPEMEYT BY STEAM--The Memphis Eagle
aud Euquirer says negro fireman employed On
the Somerville Branch Railroad on the night Of the
5th inst, fired up the engine, and took on nun-
Der of runaway negroes, and run down to three
miles this side of Germantown, where they all alb
seconded leaving the engine on the track
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AMERICAN EsTERPRIsE Mr. CONQUEST, ma
chinist in the employ of the MesMs Hoe, who has
been to London to set up of their six cylinder
Iightning presses for Lloyds Weekly paper, arriy
ed from Liverpool in the steamship Cambria he
brings orders for . second press of the same ca.
pacity for that paper, another for the Illustrated
London News, and for 9 ten cylender press for the
London Times
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FrS.@ --rEzFzz.,-r--s-' 'VHE ADAN>3 EXPKkSs,
IL e OktpaNY 1S1 Main e. haz

~ -, -, COMPANY, 1S4 Main ST.. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express 20 and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mOr3, hy steamers jamestown ard Roanoke, which
i-aye New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
ard thence by rsilrosd 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
LynchbuIg, Salem. Wythevilie and the principal
tscss in Virginia and North Carolins, pro-
pared to forward with great dispatch and az reduced
rates every Kind of Merchandise, valuable psrcels,
Jewe!ry Sc, TO the above named cities, and all
pisces the seabosrd.
Our Express the Steamship will be sccorpa-
n-s by special Messengers, who will give their per-
sons attention TO the careful handling of goods
trusted to tks ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take nstice that packages te
poi Virginia and North Carolina, will bs sent by
EtsaIuers unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day of sailing, until O'clock,
P. J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent CT A6aDis Express Co.
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BRITISH SHIrMAsTRR RETURNING FUGITIVE
The Charleston Standard of Thursday has the fol-
lowing;
AT an early hour yesterday forenoon the Pilot
boat Charleston. Captain Burke, of this port was
hailed outside of the bar by the British ship War
bier, from New Orleans to Liverpool, fifteen days
out The Warbler had on board negro no was
not discovered by the captain for some six or Sc
ven days after the sailing of the vessel. The ne
gro was placed ON board the Charleston. and on
the arrival of the latter vessel at her wharf yes
terdav evening, he was lodged in the guard house
to await an examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

NEW YoRK-The Ladies' Riding Match came off
on the ground of the Onondago (N. " County
Agricultural Society, on Friday afternoon and was
attended by large crowd of people 1t is esti.
mated that ten or fifteen thousand persons were
present, and every position in the vicinity was oc
cupied by spectators
Nine ladies appeared as contestants for the
prizes, and the following is their names and de-
scription of their apparel and horses:
Miss Kate Faulkner, of Syracuse, wore steel col
ored skirt velvet basque, embroidered collar drab
hat, and rode black horse. Miss Elizabeth Lee of
straw hat, long curls, and rode a herse. Miss
Mary Jane shuer of Sana, wore steel colored skirt
bus velvet basque. plain collar black hat and plume
and rode large bay horse Miss Della Clark, of ss-
lima slate colored skirt, with velvet Ids black
velvet harque, black hat and plume plain collar, and
rode hay horss. Miss Counsel, of CLAW, wore green
habit blue hat and white. plume, and rode bay
horse. Miss Corneha Hair, of Syracuse wore dark
skirt velvet basque sCoioped collar straw hat with
white and black plumer, and rode a bay horse. Mrs
John ID. Wallace, of Nessina Springs wore green
habit, scoopsd collar hlsck hat, and rode bay trot-
tlng horse. Miss Kate King. of Salina wore green
skirt velvet basque, black hat, aud plain collar and
rode grey horse. Miss Mary King of ssIjna wore
eianann mn coored habit, black hat, and scooped
collar, and rode sorrel horse
The lodies rode sngly, by couples and by fours
and were greeted with shouts of applause by the
spectators after riding about an hour, and dis
playing considerable equestrian skill and grace.
the ladies were called to the stand and the priz es
awarded follows
LIST prize eff s25. Miss Counsel, of CLAW. Cd prize
of + 20, Mrs. Wallace, of Messina Sd prize of Is
Miss shuler, of Clay 4th prize of TO- Miss Clark
of Salina. 9Th prize of 5 Miss Faulkner of Syra.
cuse
The remaining four ladies were awarded prizes
of $S each, and the money paid on the spot, when
the fair was adjourned with some appropriate ra
marks by the President.
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,4-9 ,.E0Kt3E j. SUMMER, Importer

a9 GhUkssE j. SUMNER, Importer
"a gAHD DEALERIS CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN-
WAN WARE, Nc. 20 Pearl Tor l4th1 street, Rich
E11S mond, Fa.-By recent arrivals from Liver
tooL is in receipt of his Fall lmportatops
q China and Earhenware, and from the tacto.
Hss, very large and general assortment OF Glass-
he invites the attention of the merchants of
t'ysinis, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
md & stock OF Goods. equal in extent and varie-
" aho on as good terms any repackins houae
10 tar country offer. To all cash, or punctual
the buyers, such Inducements will be offered, as will
BE- satisfactory
taietui ard experienced packers employed and
prompt attention give to the shipment of Goods.
large assortment of the best quality OF Stone
SsIe, at factory prices.
merchants who have been accustomed to buy their
EaitheAware in tie Northern markets, are particu-
iafy nVited TO an examination OF the above stock.
SCI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

RowrgG AND RIDING MATCH --On the 10th
Inst. match for $3.50 will como on as Petersburg
~ follows: One gentleman bets he, BY himself
viii row boat Of bis own choice, down 10 Fort
trot his fastest horse 70 the place both ssar
ing at the same time from Pocshentas Bridge,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

AN ARTICLE OF TRADE "A paper, published
in British Iudia publishes letter from q person
in Karrschee. who says that be is determined 10
export 100 600 salted rats TO China The Chinese
eat rats, and he thinks they may sell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

Ne" fUBLicATIoN.-We are indebted TO Mr.. A.
Morrisfor "Tip-Top Glee or Chorus Book" CON.
posed OF musical gems from German aud Italian
COMPOSERS
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Personal The Newburyport Herald gays -
II is reported that President Pierce will make his
residence at Portsmouth, N. H., after the 4tb OF
March next instead of returning to Concord. He
Ia now negotiating for an eatate.
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"a ssn3n sT3Knf' EaGI.E. sst7i, - No. s6 >
49, MIN srRggr.-GILL Il WEIDEMEYER
ssEsSs TrcSer,cksburs Na hsye Just received new
~ ,, 4, RI Gold ard Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
fEfg} p.,qs. Ladies Chatelslus; Sentlemens' Fob
tlass. 90 and silver Pens aud Pencils; Gold and
". ~. Thir,hes Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles;
60. go ,;ohe;s: Cups Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
;, We. sr{ Cases Match Boxes and every article
AooI';t ,1,v snd Silver line, for sale on rensona-
r. ,s .. and warranted "a asrepresen;ed.
h.s WITCHES Of ell kinds repaired and war
- 10 perform we'll; also, Jeweiry Of every de-
....,1jj ....rtjon tcpsifed at short notice
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ss.ssEl FAIzL rnADh, iS56..sTAB-

SsagsSN EAi4L TRADE, iS56.-.STEB-
go BINS & PULLEN, iGI Broad street, are
SAEg receiving per ships Charter Oak and
EHF Saratoga, from Liverpool via New York
cur supplies Of China and Earhenware, OF the latest
Patterns and from the manufacturers large steck of
Glass Ware Looking Glasses, Casters Walters Co
loEnes, Stone ware, and great variety OF fancy
goods. well suited for the country trade
We Will offer Inducements 10 county merchants
TO make their purchases with us. se9
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HEAVY FoRGERIEs.-Do vincente Hernandez
de Ayaler, purporting to be Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the Republics of Feuzuela and Grana.
da, was arrested in Mobile, Alabama, on the 18th
instant, fer forging draft of SC 900. He is an
complished swindler, and once played strong
game as a Cuban refugee at the Virginia Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

TROUBLE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND MExf-
co-The N. 0. Picayune learns Havana that q
serious difficulty has occurred between the Mexican
government and the British Minister to that country
The latter had demanded his passports The British
steamer Tartar collecting naval force at Have.
ma for the purpose of proceeding Mexico and back
tho British demauds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

y DEtG STORE FOR SALE.--The
81 stock and fixtures sf well arranged Drug
! 4 Store offered for SALE tho owner declining
- business The stock is fresh and carefully Sc
irclsG Terms accommodating. Enquire at this
CflFe se IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

IosT-The new telegraph cable, 100 miles
long, which was being laid between Sardinia and
the coast of Africa was lost in a Storm making the
second cable lost liz tnis attempt to establish com
mnnication with Africa. The cable was insured
for 9300 600
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gSNsPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
N5rtck Petersburg Richmond. and eli places in Vir
gnla aud North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hereafter
BE- received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
wao the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on thts. ahips.
Office Of tie New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
ia Agents.
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Governor Wise has re.sDpolnted Capt d. H.
burg. y
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COSTLY wARDRoBE.-The London correspo,

COSTLY WARDROBE-The London correspon.
dent of the New York Spirit of the Times, says:
Mr.. James Anderson, the tragedian, commences
farewell engagement in London, (prior his visit to
the States.) at the National Standard, early next
month yesterday saw several new dreEses Just COM
pletsd for MIR. Anderson which were the most ma sn
icent and costly made. One alone, was told
was valued at $3.50, and others equal in elegance
In produ ing tragedy at The present time with won
Gerful scenery AID effects, it becomes necessary
dress the character with equal pomp, and Mr.. Ander
has furnished himself with ardrobe unsur
ed even by Mr.. Charles Kean. During Mr.. Ander-
sons performance at the National Standard Two or
three Shaksperian works will be revived, among
which will be the Winters Tale"
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REMARKABLE VISIT OF. WoRMs.-A correspon
dsnt of the Richmond Enquirer writing from War
saw, Richmond county, under date CT September H.,
says
About ten days ago we were visited in this neigh
borhood, by nyriads of striped, black worms, havins
somewhat the appearance of cetterpisrs, though
darker and lefs fuzzy At first they are very dars
and small, not more than half inch in length ana
slender. After feeding on grass day or two they
assume greenish appearance, and measure more
than one and half inches in length and about as
thick dipary goose qsih These sre
very voracious indeed IDsatate. They enter field
edge aud devou- every green thing they 80,
until the field has the appearance of having been
burned over. The herbage Of large fields is nsum-
ed by them in two three days They to enter
al the fields at the north and northwest edge and to
msve rapidly forward in northern northwestern
direction, devourns first the grass the timothy
and wheat and oat stubbls and clover fields Having
ravaged these. they then seize upon the fields
eating up first the then the fodder, snd in
berless instances, seizng upon the eers of corn.
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wATcEHs AND yEwHLRY,

20 Wn. J. RAKTuO !. o NJ Il w.
,Ess TRACTiCAL WATCH MARKER, corner
R3 o, Eleventh aud Main streets, REQUESTS the
e&xns" 10, he gives biz entire attention to RE-
;ht ht,',,fsSfNG. ',fS exclusively Every description Of
n.,.hss Clocks ard Jewelry, repsired as well and
" as lerste terms as any other house IN the city
fsN 1s E E,.Iar6 And the United States, he is war
t%. IN sssu,ins ssstsc ion TO all who may patron
r.. I;nI, Al! he asks Is a atr,ai,, tr,ai
re e'"' WM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
.., CI,,t Maker, cor Main and llth s'H,
W 50. - - .na-lv nnrnsite the Ame eriNan Hotel.
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1IEEa 0OLLAHs RENARD,--

"a bUbL1AKAS II K " NIX ID ,..s
(IF Runaway from Edmund r. Noel, on the 4th
ca August, negro mun named ANTHONY, 80
- years of age supposed about 6 feet high, in
- form about what is usual for of Ills
height, and more disposed tn be muscular tbsn
esay and weighs frCH 10 to $50 pounds. his color
tLwIy hair bushy, head small, neck long, face more
laug than round. eyes small, fore teeth ssod, but
sGguly disco.ored from the use OF tobacco. He has
much assurance and more intelligence that servants
generally aud may deceive the creduous He has q
wife at apt TO- g. Hsiles, but for some misconduct
about Christmss he ordsred from there, but
lfcoTectiy informed. he has stiil frequented there
am authorized to offer the above reward OF Aoo foT
his appe heDsIon end de cry 10 me, ln the city OF
Richmond. EDWARD A J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No. s, Wall st,
ss l5-ts under St Charles Hotel.
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GU S:--IAfIES Walsh.

&<g 60 Main street. Importer Of fine
<-Sa3@ Guns, Dxion's Powder Flasks, Shot
'E--~-~psa--S- Belts and Pouches; Ely's Caps Cat
Hlges, and Weds, fine Game Bags, Drinking Flasks
suo Laa,ker Cups, English Gum Powder, ard all
sDoEt:g goods. German, French and English Guns
OF al prices and qualities Depot,ter Colts, Aliens,
and Warmers POCKET REFOLVERS.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND RIFLES at the very low
lmr er:iUg and menufsc sctuTing pIic6s. Sc l3-2w
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INsTKUCTION ON THE

Nv FOR sALE.-An excellent Ridipg
G2TMAhE. we'll knowa In this city. Apply at
this 0fhes, ~ &-s !
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sxzI NEW unUG STOHE.--ts EO. DOW
w DEN, Druggist, Operative Chemist and Phar
q naeeutist, l75 Broad street, has constantly on
e@sa hand fresh and reliable stock of Drugs, Per-
leuiery, Fancy Articles. Prescriptions accurately
compounded dsy or night. II
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AGRlCULTURAL HAI AIRs-.ReFnons pre-.
"A posing 70 erect any building upon the tes
3roands 70 cover article. fog Exai as;s. ere rssss
md 10 csls ur on the undersigned for posifious
Those who have q en- already bnslf. are fsSss@ss
% ha,s them put IN repair By thai time;
- - y. s - ~ Ohsef MaseA~u
L To- ioxco Ctr Of R,ehma.a ~ essf. isss and
l0ooo State 81 Virginia per ssnf. Icss - -"
IL, 900 Central bcnde
IL a.1s S s'''A ''ae .. W. rukcEL4 ~
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