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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

BSOSIPO<EMEN IL with regret tiiai I
have to announce that my Distribution Enterprise
not take place the 22d of February The hardness
OF the winter has prevented seeing and settling with
my agents Assoon can them shall another
day not later than about the LIST of August which time the
wing will certainly take place the tickets called and
the money refunded and should the sale of tickets Justify
in doing it, shall fix upon earlier day As am anxious
have the drawing take place at the earliest possible time.
JESSE T. HOPKINS
IL I'D LIST nm ihprV Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

UDURE OLD COGNAC BRANDY jus, received
b by STABIER a JONES'
l1hNcts nrIgr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

direct the advertisement OF desirable eou
) residence for sale W ytheyille
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

uJIRNeSs- EIG1D.-Just TO hand, II lot Of
, fresh Burning Fluid, at 81 % per gallon
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON Co
IL dSeii.
~ BBI.S. SUPERIOR OLD BOURBON Wills
" KET direct from Louisville Ky, for sale by
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
Russia.


The Hngnsh papers ere complaining that Russia
h not complying In good faith with the conditions
Of the treaty Of peace. 1t is said that the
tioa of Kars has been delayed on the pretext that
the allies had not completed the evacuation Of
Turkey, and 1t is rumored that large additional
Russian force has been poured into the TOWN.
Other breaches of good faith are complained Of
Some Of the English journals wax belligerent on
the subject, and insist that England cannot be too
prompt to mark, o. too resolute to repress the
causes Of future war. 1t is not probable, how.
ever, that the two tired and exhausted nations
will come in collision soon for trifes. Even the
rebuilding of Sebastopol would not produce ano-
Their Eastern war. The war which has closed has
been perfectly fruitsss Of any important result
except the destruction Of the Russian navy,
which, In i've years from this time, will be larger
than ever, more strongly manned, more efficiently
equipped, and more ably and valiantly command.
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
Lnuia NapQle0n..


Among the most interesting items by the last
foreign arrival is the reported illness of the En-
peror Napoleon His disease is said to be an af.
lection Of the spine. The event has caused con-
siderable sensation In France. The death Of the
Emperor would, In all probability, lead to Rsvo-
luton, net only in France, but throughout Eu.
rope. The Empress and the baby, with . Re.
gency, would not retain power for six months
The Imperial Prince. whose birth was heralded
with such magnificent show and excitement, will
probably die private citizen, II he does not perish
by the hand of revolutionary violence We should
be glad to believe that France would be improved
by revolution. The present Emperor is as wise
and discreet ruler as ever sat upon the throne.
France cannot expect an abier governor In any of
the military aspirants who, upon the death OF
Louis, will beyond doubt begin to intrigue and
struggle for the succession. However unjust and
grasping the policy Of Louis Napoleon may have
been towards foreign countries, it cannot be de-
MED that he has accomplished greal things for the
glory and prosperity Of France.
The influence Of Louis Napoleon's death upon
the popular cause in Europe, and especially in
Germany, would be propitous The torch of
Revolution, lighted in France, would soon kindle
a blaze throughout the Continent Supported by
the French eagles, tho struggling masses Of the
Continent would soon upheave the absolute thrones
of Europe from their foundations. Taught by
the sad experience Of 1913, they would make NO
more fatal concessions to PROSTATE, but powerful
foe. We believe that the Germans are nearly
everywhere ripe for Free constitutional govern
ment, and that whilst the Revolution In France
would soon be followed by the usual re action to
military despotism, Germany would buad up and
rafain lharaI inatitntiona
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
The Extra Session.

The Black Republican House, having feathered
their own nests, were abou: dsoampng from
Washington In fine spirits, with the exhilerating
idea that they had left the military chest entirely
empty, when Gen. Pierce arrested their flight by
the call for an extra session. They will have TO
work a little now for their money. We trust his
Excellenoy will keep their noses to the grindstone,
and as often as they adjourn without discharging
their duty. call them together again 1t will cost
nothing more now to keep them at 1t the whole
year round.
If time happen to hang heavy on their hands,
we advise them to refresh themselves by taking
up Fayetts McMullen's fight in the omnibus. Let
the principle be established that the person Of q
Black Republican 10 sacred At ali times and in all
places from Southern vengeance We should
like to hear debate on that question, and also as
to the extent Of the injuries inflicted upon Gran.
ger. win he take to his bed, and be confined for
the regular period Of one month"; VIII the House
sxpel NcMullen Or will it be satisfied II he
should resign, and be forthwith re-electedf
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The Naval Reform Beard.

Row. that an extra session Of Congress has been
called, We hope some friend of the Navy will cal
mp and put through, the bill for the relief Of Off
ssrs, upjustly furioushed by the Naval Board
Congress has shown tender regard for Its OWE
pecuniary welfare; let it have some mercy on
the Navy. II the members Of Congress, most Of
whom have other vacations, cannot serve thsiI
country for less than three thousand dollars ses
sion, what u to become Of veteran officers, with
cut any ether employment and with large fami
hes' whose pay has been reduced by the Naval
board 70 tAeusand and even six hundred dollars
per annnns The stigma cast by the Beard upon
tnese eincers, prevents them from obtaining occu
palon ~ the commercial marine, and unless Con
grsss interposs Tor their relief, thar families will
suffer from absolute want
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
DuHD.

On the 10Th inst. WILLIAM T youasest child Of
Martin r. and o. z. Alley, seed PEAR, 10 month";
The funeral viii take place At the rssidencs Of biz
father. on Byrd street, Mount Vernon Hotel, tbts
morning, ct II o'clock. Ths fren1s aa1 ssquaine'
snees Of the family are requested TO attend
Yesterday morning. the Goth instant WILLIAM,
IA nptn be. xs4a -
The friends and scqusintsnces srs requested to at
tend the funeral this Afternoon, ct O'Clock from his
fathers rssidenoe, Clay, between "a and "a ~
On Wednesday msrning, the 2oth, Mrs MARTHA
ROSE, in the 7lst year Of her ses-
The friends and acquaintance Of the family srs
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral this
dsv) sffernoos ct o'clock from tbs rssidsnse OF her
lauahtsr on Unisu Hill, corner OF Vsnabls ans Jes
ssmine streets, without any further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

wSALEs OF ToBAcco-Oid Louisa Still -4hedd.-
Mr.. A. M. Bakers crop of Tobacco was sold to-day,
by G. w. Atkinson, at the following prices
No. to r. j. Baker at $40.
No. 2 to T. & S. Hardgrove at &22.75
No. to C. Workman at $22.75
No. Ito Jas. Thomas at 1921.
No. to C. Workman at S1925.
No. to Jas. Thomas at $I9.
No. to DR.. Patterson at SIS.
No. to Jas. Thomas at SIT.
No. 10 to Joseph Dill at $16.25.
No. IL to Cosby Winfree at $1725.
Nos. r. IS and IA Luss sold at average of about
S1025; making BY weight nearly $40 average for
the entire crop of IA hhde. Hard to beat!
Richmond, Aug. Is, 1885,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

STARTLING RUMoR--The Shreveport ia
Gazette, of the Goth ultimo has the following para
graph:
We are in receipt of verbal intelligence to the
effect that the Indians recently attacked the vii.
lage of Waco, Texas, and massacred all the in
habitants. We sincerely hope the statement ia
not true-At least that 1t IL exaGReratedn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

oosshIss-Ths two Houses Of Congress a.
semo's - noon to day In extra session At the cal
81 ne PRESIDENT. Should there be : Quorum pr..
sent, Of which some doubss are expre...d ~
houses win be In condition 10 Il or.. :.
~ uss,Dsss message viii ne doubt be ssnt IN Az
80. resident explaining the reasons rsndsrinr "a
s ussa session nseessasy There w1i be 4 stsnrs
~ e pay me army bill q once and 70 prsvert
20. w NEST and adjourn daily & rem -t.s
~ ether hnsinss nnsii shs dssIs,on ),
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l.. l.. ID.

Amherst College, awakened TO an appreciation
Of Mr.. Summers merits by the drubbing ad-
ministered to him by Mr.. Brooks, has conferred
upon the Massachusetts, Senator the title Of L. l..
D. This means, we suppose, damned Like the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
More War RuDOrs from kansas..P
rations for Fighting.

CHICAGO, Aug Cot ia ascertained in Kansas,
that the pro slavery men are concentrating men,
arms and ammunition at different points in the terri.
tory, for the purpose of a general attack on the
free sellers, after the adjournment of Congress.
Twelve block houses had been built at different
points, well supplied with arms and sarrisoned by
Misseurians.
A meeting held at Kansas City, Missouri re-
solved to send 1000 men into the territory. A
meeting at Lexington, Mo-, resolved to send its
quota.
The border towns of Missouri are intensely ex.
cited and a muster of Missourians is demanded.
The attack by the free soilers on Franklin, was
for the purpose of getting possession of the arms
collected there. One block house had been cap
tured by the free state men with one cannon and
f1fty stand of arma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
THLB0RAPHIC NEWS.
RrpoRTEDroRTHED IsPArC n.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvAL.oF THE AFRICA

NEW YORK. August 20--Ths Africa, with dates
from Liverpool 70 August 9Th, has arrived.
~ Commercial. S.kina
LIVERPOOL, August 9th--Cotton UNCHANGED
Sales for the week amount to 5000 bales. Flour
declined 304 shillngs Wheat declined shilling.
Buyers holding back for lower prices. Corn un-
changed
ConsoIs for money 81. os5.
MAXWELL & Co.'S circular quotes canal -four Ct 90
a26s.. Southern 2903Os, Ohio 32sl033a White
wheat 90. Sd. a I0s red %. ID 09s. Cd
~ THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday .-Brsadstufs unchanged
s s fsEcoND DIsPATcH t
Affairs In the East.
There is nothing Of Importance from the East,
except the confirmation Of the statement Of the
return Of the fleets from the Black Sea and vague
rumor that everything il satisfactory between
Russia and England.
England.
Two London frms-Pickford & Keens and
Courtsnay, Kingsford & Co-have suspended their
trade with Mexican bond holders They have re-
solved to forward memorials to President Coman-
fort requesting him to attend to the matter, and
also to seek the aid Of the British government to
enforce their demands suggesting, If relief be not
granted that Americans be invited to purchase the
bonds and make MEXICO pay in cash or territory.
France.
The subscriptions for the sufferers by the mum.
dations had reached 100000 francs.
Spain
The terms OF the surrender OF SarAg0ssa are
not yet known. Passports to France were given
to all wishing them.
The troops whe took part In the insurreetion
are to be sent to the Basic Provinces, and another
national guard is to be organized.
All persons arrested were released except two.
Russia.
The crops in Russia we're excellent
AL the Russian authorities in the Crimes had
resumed their functions.
General Mouravieff had resigned his command
Of the army in Caucasus.
The Cars coronation Ia now fixed for the LIST
of September
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

AN AMERICAN PRIvATEER FITTING OUT TO
INVADE PERU.-The Panama Star and Herald. of
> late date, has the following paragraph: "We
learn, on good authority, thata vessel was fitting
out by General Eeheniqui at last accounts in Val.
paraiso, for the purpose Of invading Peru. As the
vessel, whose name we have not ascertained, car
riea an American register, the Peruvian Minister
applied TO Lieutenant Nelson, of the sthoreship
F'redonia, to have her seized that officer went on
board and fodnd her ladened with arms and am.
muniiion, but informed the Minister that SO long as
she had made no attenAt to attack Peru, and had
committed no outrage, she could not be interfersd
with by him ~
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH.


~---.--->>.@.->
slavehelders and Nsn-Dieves = T., inter
8 The New York Tribune says: IL 80,
..,lpe ,ncuiry what number Of men - =. p go.
a,.,e fyirrinia) give laws TO the wno.s' 80
,hs .eop,e into such degradation % '. 49,.
.o,,on.- II answers its inquiry ~ s.,s,r.
.shers are less than swsoty shous.a" - 90 ooo :,
In shrsldom great State, eompr's'ns - e..
.sres. eanabis Of maintaining nss " "a
peopls In wealth and abundanee-A 80 -
at Of III. and with the fall dsve'op@en' =. ~ 10
resources. AGRICULTURAL rnanesAcsaN.s .a0 soN1
m.rci.I richer than any other IN me American
yr,,ou, Ia capital town, hscnmond, the large"
ana richest only containing q most, 10000 people
1a- onn-Iess by ten thousand (thrss thousand
s,.n. m. mauufsctsring town Of Lowell, In Aassa-
ssa...,s While the water power Of Richmond 10
aouhIe that Of Lowell" The Tribune winds mp
,vi.h a sheer at 'ths present spiendor OF the An
Client Dominion
II IL useless to address grave arguments to the
Tribune, to expose the falIacy Of IL distinction
batveen the slaveholding and nonslayehoidins
portions of our population. There Is no sucn OPP
position Of interests or sentiments, - It inagnes
II e should toll every day in the year to excite dir
trust and hostility between the nonsiaveholders
Of virginia and the Shareholders, its labor Of love
wopld be perfectly fruitlesa Our people are mel
Their agrarians nor socialists they have the energy
and capacity to earn property Of every kind oy
their honest labor and the humblest Of them would
take more pleasure in elevating themselves tnan
in pulling others down. On the subject OF slavery
and the rights OF the South, there s but one senn
ment, and that Is of loyal devotion to the rights ana
institutions of the South. If there is single ex
eepion to this remark it Is In the border town OF
Wheeling. among few freesoil emigrants from
non slavsholding States. The natives OF Virginia,
and the great mass Of her adopted citizens, are
sound to the core on the vexed question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
The Loss of the Nautilus--Further Report
go of the Storm S0ath. &c.

The Loss of the Observation-Disclosures Reports
of the Storm South. &c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-The steamer Mex
ieo from Galveston. Texas, with dates to the 18TH
has arrived The Captain reports that he saw the
cabin furniture and other articles from the wreck
of the steamer Nautilus which certainly indicate
the steamer to be wrecked. The Inflated vessel
went down with thirty passengers and $50, 900 in
specie ..e.-
Captain Rogers, with ten of the Grew and three
of the passengers of the ship MANILA has arrived
here. They saw some passengers left on a small
island. Five of the crew and five of tho passen-
gers of the Manila are supposed to be lost. Two
thirds of her cargo, 1t is thought, will be saved
The drought still prevails in Western Texas,
and the crops will be only tolerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. 20.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 8 O'CLOCK.

- ARRIVED,
Echr. Danville, Chester, New York, mdzs, D. l.
w. Currie.
Schr. Gallego, Smith, New York, mdze., d. W.
Curne.
schr. Beverly, -. Halifax, fish, Bacon & Bask.
will
Schr. Leave. Fogg, James River. wheat.
Schr. John Totem, -, New York, guano Fry
Sons.
Schr. Exchange, James River, wheat.
Schr. Andrew Armstrong, -, James River
wheat.
SAILED
Schr. Native, -, down the river light.
Schr. Spirit OF the Times, -, james River,
light.
Schr. Certo, Crowell, Boston, mdzs, D. & w.
Currie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
Scientific Congress.

ALBANY, Aug 19-The scientific Congress con-
venes here tomorrow, and preparations are making
on great scale for it, A covered platform has been
erected In Academy park, suitable for the accom-
mediation Of 1000 persons. The Congress will
continue In session throughout next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
II kNT PAINE & CO.,
N IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
= Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. l65 AND 165 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND

IA lMfOKTEkS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
+ Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. l6S AND 165 MAIN STREET, RIcHMosD.
FALL TRADE, 1856.
By the bark .'Fides' and ship "Pepperell,n from
York. We are receiving our FALL IMPoRrATIos of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased the best terms for cash. and comprising
some of the richest, and most desirable goods we
We are .l:o Isceivins, a full supply of AMERI-
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most approx
cd makes.
We ere also p1sp::,sd With splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING manufactured in Rich
mond which in style, quality and price will compare
By the LIST September. stock will be very com.
plets and will be the largest and attractive we
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE, to give to our stock, and to market
fair examination, with the that we will sell
goods low a. they can be bought in the United
Orders shall At all times be promptly and faithfully
attended TO. KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
au 2l-ts
NAPIKk,s PkNINsULAK WAK.--Li-
THE HISTORY or THE WAR IN THE PENN.
6uLAR- and the South of France fro N A. d. 1907
to 1914. from the last Enslish Edition. with ffty-
five msps and plans, completes index (wan,iss
In all other editionsl and Eve portraits on steel
vols. limo; cloth $3.50.
In PoEtuEsl. He IL heroic fellow, &C ual TO any
thing IN PlutaIeh. and. moreover. = 10 ns headed,
clever hero, yho takes good aim before he freeS
Letters OF Sydney Smith,
For sale ~ JAMES WOoDHoUsl. 4 CO. =
HOWARD FIRE INsU81NCE C7S5S-
II sPANY or NEW YORK-CASH C;APITxT
AND SURPLUS sss7, ooo-H Having been appointed
AGENT OF this Company, am prepared to issue Pc
lclss and soieit continuance Of the patron sxs be-
slowed upon Aessrs. Hubbard, Gardner 8 Csrj.
tcn. Who have for many years acted e xssuts far
~. COMFY. ana % whom would refer Tor their
=. BRESEE, Aren't
once Of the Valley Insurance. Comnsny.
:. 800 Mchmon d. Va.
MgLAssks.-SO bbls., Is khds., 1s,r sale
suA DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

AEA UNION sTkA.lsHiP CO..
pany--for Philndelphi1. -, W
E1 City Psint and NsaF snsalsSip

- "wtM
pany-for philadelphia. -, We
E1 City Point and NorsseenSxn
Steamer CITY OF kiCnmocS4
Capt. z. Mischeil; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, ~
David Teals Steamer VIRGINIA, Captsin D. h9 90
One Of these superior Steamers will leave ~
mond, until further notice, every WednesdaN
touching At City Point and Norfolk TO receive IT, ~
and pssengsTs- Returning, leave rhilsdsipaia s'''
"wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
These Steamers are now in ine order, iaereases -.
eommodaticas Tor the comfort Of passenger n,uss
been edded, - also more room for freight sna ..
hope, BY regularity. Dispatch and care In pfosss.
scods committed To- oar charge. 70 Secsivs ~ ine''
Of patronage.
- No frAnshipmsnt By this line. .,as
es.ass hrcush y New York, md found, e'@~
~ g fhilaaslphiA and found, - al
- uac1n =. 4.
rs@ase shrcush = Philadelphia, mot found, u 40
r,ee.ss = RI. s 49, .,. !. As
River noats. "a.
0rssssnyss " sAis liae saa ssep h rhisd.le1s,s
The same ticket =. 3. fU9ILE Asess
ny Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

WASHINGTON, August 20 1t is thought that
majority of both Houses are in the city, but not
enough to engraft the Kansas restrictive proviso
on the Army Bill.
The extra session will probably not last beyond
Saturday, and may terminate on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

HQNuk FOX LYNCHBURG.-Ths
ONLY RE g U LAR LINE on
FREIGHT BOATS.
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt WilkeSon
Do. Fanny, Capt Myers.
Do. Clinton, Capt HILL
Do. Lynchburg, Capt. johnson.
Twice week-Wednesdays and Saturdays
These are first elias Boats, and commanded By sxps
rieneed Captains For freight apply @
WILLIAM r. COX,
North sds Basia
-. Htora,s vv.ntaA nh q
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sofa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

Mr.: and Mrs. w. J. Florence, arrived from En-.
rope In the Baltic.
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TO warrington, IN
Philadelphia, ........................-...n
The track of the Railroad between Riehniooa ~
the Potomac River, 10 now undergoing relsy nN
Of it being already completed with edge rail o. ~
perior quality, and a. more than million OF ~
sensers have been heretofore safely and satisacto
transported this route, it ID hoped and beasss
embraced in the sdyertiseme5t over the signature d
y II. ID. Whitcomb, Superb to select the ioss'
and more circuitous route referred to therein -
b. K r. p. X. r. has been in operation for twenty
years and In all that time passenger has either -
killed or crippled by accidents from snake hesas
otherwise, which il without parallel 10 the history
railroads In this country. 3. RUTH,
IA AZ alton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

Thomas Jefferson Stuart, brother of Hon A. H
H. Stuart, died In Stanton, on Thursday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

q DOVE LODGE, No. 51...Atterd |.
w messing ct your Lodge Room, In Boshsr,s
~ Hall, on MONDAY next, 25th inst, at y
o'clock r n, for the purpose Of laying the Corner
stone Of Methodist Church, to be bat ON the west
eide of ths Agricultural Fair Grounds
Members Of Lodges Nos. 10, IA. IS, 50, SO and Nv
also Trsnssnt Rrethrsn in good standing, are invited
to attend. 90
Ry ordsr Of the Wor. Master.
an T-4ts GEORGE H. TOMPKINS, Sec'y.
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h. Stuart, died in Stanton, on Thursday last.
EOR sALK...Long and short reEistered
u State Bonds
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, irst and lest
mortgage
Richmond and Dsnviils Railroad mortessed Bonds,
redesmsbe In 1883 and 1850, Coupon end registered
James River and Kama whs guaranteed Bonds
Richmond and Denville Raj road Shares.
J. BROWN, a., Stock Broker
au H-St Zimmerman's corner
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTlWORE
LAGER BEEH-Put up IN quart and pint bottles
fer sale q p. WILBACHERS
"a 2l-h No. 2os Main street.
HICkOK,S PATENT PORTABLE ca.
H DER AND WINE MlLL.---This Mil eomes To
Ne highly Recommended, and We have reason TO be-
hsse Is 70 he the best Cider Mil ID use.
VS. solicit ORDERS Price 642 &c.. s -
- ;. BALDWIN. CALDWELL CO.,
- xl---xm 14s Main street. Richmond.
ynnisttn.s tskNUlNk EXTKACTB and
sesss snS M.ndser eeaP Nth great variety Of
W: 9. BATTAILE. Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

~ u Il EAT NOhTmnaninTs
- AND SOUTHERN KoniL
FOR TRAvEL.-TWICE pai;
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEpTED,l BETWnE1in,ss
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHfLADELfihxiaa
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AM
WASHINGTON.-0ve the Richmond, Fredener
burg and Potomac Railrosd, to the Petomse hssl .
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and eorlo'ts@s
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-hve mules
all $50 miles in hours being comfortable AZ
perfectly safe rate of speed. -,
Hours of departure, 81 A. M. and n P. NJ and eE
gage under charge OF special agents checked thfga
e Washington, Baltimore, Phiisdelphis snd N''
York.