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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

KEEP WATCH ON THE ToNGuE.-People are often
subjected to extreme m0rtificaton by indulging in
diaparsgng remarks of strangers and learning subse
quently that the persons themselves of their
intimate friends were within hearing of the remarks
Such unpleasant occurrences rarely have so pleasant
termination the following singular renoontre be
tween DR.. Dwight and Mr.. Dennie H.s =
As DR.. Dwight was travelling through New Jersey,
be chauced to stop at stage hotel in Of its
lous towns fo- the night. At late hour of the
night, arrived also at the inn Mr. Dennie, who had
the misfortune to learn from the landlord that his
beds ali paired with dodgers except one, occu-
pied by the celebrated DIR Dwight
SHOW me to his apartment" exclaimed Dennie;
although am stranger to the Rev. Doctor perhaps
can bargain with him for my dying" The landlord
accordingly waited MIR. Dennle to the DR. 's room,
and there left him to introduce himself. The Doc
tor although in his night gown. cap and sppers ar
just ady ts resign himself to the refreshing of
Somnus requested the strange intruder to be seated
The Doctor was struck with ihe literary physiegno.
my of his companion, unbent bis austere brow, and
commenced literary conversation. The names oi
Washin gton, Franklin, Rittenhouse, and host OF
literary and distinguished characters for some time
gave z.s and interest to thsir conversation. until
Dwight ch anced to mention the name Of Deunie
"Dennie the editor of the Portfolio, (saysth Doc
tor. in rhapsody 10 the Addison of the United
Ststes-the father of American Be les Lettres. But
sr," continued he, is it not astonishing that man
of such genius fancy, and feeling, should abandon
him.elf to the inebrstins BOWL and to baschanaliAn
"Sir," said Dennie "you sre mistaken; I have beer
acquainted with Dennie for several
| and never kn. " or saw him intoHicated."
says tue D0ctOI, you erri nave my inIOIme
ton from particular friend; am confident that Am
right, and that you wrong"
Dennie now inseniously changed the conversation
to the clergy, remarking that Doctors Abercrombe
and MaSon were amongst distinguished di
vines; nevertheless he considered DR. Dwight, Pres
dent of Yale College, the most learned theologisn-
the fret logcsn-and the greatest poet that America
has ever produced. But, SIR" continued Dennie,
'there traits in his character, undesersing %
great and wise man, Of the most detesabie descr1p-
ton-he il the greatest bigot and logmGtist of the
age"
"Sir," said the Doctor, you are grossly mistaken
l am intimately acquainted with DR.. Dwight and
know him 70 tho contrary" s
"sir, bays Depnie, you sre mistaken have It rom
an intimate acquaintance of his, who am conhdeni
would not tell an untruth"
mo more slander," says the Doctor, y am DR.
Dwight of whom you speak.
"Ana !, too, exclaimed Dennie am MR.. Jennie
of whom you spoke 70
The astonshment of Or. Dwight may be better con
ceived than told. Suffice it to say. they mutually
| shook hands and were extremely happy in each 9th
Arss acQuaintRnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
VALUABLE FAR ON WILLIAMS.
BURG ROAD, FIVE MILES BELOW RICH.

MOND, FOR SALE The subscribers are Authoris-
ed to sell The Farm on which Mr.. Richard Gsskins
resides on the south sde of the Williamsburg road,
Eve miles below Richmond, containing 185 acres, OF
which 100 acres open, balance In wood.
The improvements are sufficient for the socommo.
dation of moderate sizsd family, consstipg Of an
excellent dwelling. with FIVE gosd well Of q
ter large barn. stable, &c. Penons disposed to puf-
chase requests to view the premises, which viii
be shown at any time by Mr.. Gaskins. ss
Terms accommodating.
au Ii-lw GODDIN & APPERsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

"Bells Brittsn who writes The piqusnt letters to
the New Ysrk Mirror from Newport, e other than
the rsdoubtsbls .Fanny Fern"
The Paysttsvilis Observer learns that the Hon.
Edward 6tanly does not intend - remain In North
Carolina, but proposes to return 70 California In o..
tober. s3s a so
tisey destroyed BY Are on the evening Of the 20th
ult sr ss@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
nINAWAY,. -Hupaway from m,

Rt NA w ~ iFOm inc
,uhsorber or the let January last, a negro
~ woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
xo e.iste Of Ssnaei Fleassnts, deceased. She
s., sf DARK brown complexion, about TWEEN
: -, yesr, old and has mother living ia Batch
.,,n,rn s,d many relations living in Powhatau
-, .h~ /. 10 doabt harhorcd The usual reward
20 :. raid rpon her delivery to me at the jail Of
a. r;co, and all expenses paid
80 SI-f ALEX. r. HUTCHINSON
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FOURTH or JuLrIs TuakEr.-An American,

foohIH OF JULY IN TuRKEY.-An American,
"fn,ns from Smyrna, on the 5th ef July, says
auI., ssterd.y Che fourth, 7 went on board the
tsn and also the Josephns, Of New ycrt DOS dos
or OF the day we gave salute, both morning ana
evening, and also let of good ouantitv 81 ars
work. But what was most pleasant, and csrtsin.
une. pec.ed. vas the compliment paid by she
turkish fort which gave salute Of twepfv IN :
stns A Turkish frigate In the hsrbor ho;st:d ~
American flag and also gave 4 similar ssjnss ~
This is the irst time in these roads that 80 hirh
respect has been paid to any country ana eyerv
American will fell proud Of IT,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

CEILING OFF AT COST..The remain.
- ing stock of Summer Goods on hand--oonsisting
Of Plain and Figured BsrseaS Muslins Challis ds
Laines; Jsconets; Lawns Debsges; Robes; Cling
hams and many other styles of Dress Goods. For
bargains, call at '-l --,.
/. L. WELLS Dry Goods and
an III Trimming Store. IS Main IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

OrAivsrtiasnspts pablished MI fbshtA % u
tnssrtion. and u ssnts fbr sssh esofinen6os.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday Mernlne, Alumni IH, 1856.
TIVE Weeks Later from California. The
vigilance Committee still In Power.

The steamer Ariel, from Aspinwall with Sau
Franciseo dates TO the 2lst ult., arrived At New
YORK, "wednesday night, at IL O'Clock. She con
| nected with the steamer Golden Age, which pass
ed on inc 18th ulf. the steamer Ccrtes, and on I'd
| inst the steamer John !, Stevens, bound up.
The Ariel brings d. 400 In treasure
/ Affairs were quiet at the Jsthmus. The sloop
| otwr 81 nary's was still At Panama, and the
| sioepofwar Saratoga was At Aspin~a all-all we'll
The Vigilance Committee continued to hold full
\ sway in San Francisco
Nothing OF moraent had transpired during the
1 fortnight Intervening since last advices. A con
trovsrsy was pending between certain parties and
The Governor OF California relative to an arrange
| ment with the Vigilance Committee, that they
| may deliver Judge Terry and cease 10 exercise
authority. Nothing, however, had been accom-
| plished.
Hopkins who was stabbed by Terry was conva-
| lescing after having been d,spsired OK The fate
| Of the Judge was undecided The expectation of
Offensive parties stih continued James Gala
gher, CaseSs executor, had been arrested but
was liberated on conditions agreed to by the Com.
mittee. Several others were given the same pri-
vifeea
Charles Lilly, the pugilist, was arrested and ad-
mttsd TO bail to settle his affairs before being ex-
lied
Charles F. Raid, one of the parties engaged in
seizing of the State ars from schooner Julia, was
held to bail for pi-scy in $25, ,000
Ned McU6wan, one Of the accomplices in the
mtrdes of James King, having been seen at Santa
ooiVaia, eu Toule 10 Lower NAIoruid, au AiAieu
schooner with large force on board was forthwith
dispatched for him by the Committee. The regu
lar authorities had also sent in pursuit of him with
out effect. At the latest dates his capture was
considered certain.
Philander Bruce, one of the murderers of Capt.
West, was in the hands of the Committee, and his
execution was looked for.
Numerously signed petitions and great mass
meetings had called the city and county officers
to resign. All of them positively refused compll'
aDce except two.
The newly appointed Board of Supervisors de-
clared vacant the Offices of the Sheriff, Coroner
and Assessor, and appointed others, but the old in
cbmbents refused to sbdicate.
The Committee publish an expose of the official
corruption in the City Administration.
The accounts from the mines are favorable.
The crops are everywhere abundant
Numerous large fires reported. At the town
of P!aeerville 1876 buildings burnt, involving
d loss of $1,000 600 The village of Georgetown,
Placer county has also been burnt-loss estimated
at 100000. large number of buildings were
also burnt at Marysville. involving loss of sl60,
600. The town of Fair Play, Ell Dorado county,
has also suffered severely from fre--loss $4,000
Numerous fatal shooting affrays are reported in
the interior Of the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

IcR IN THE LARGE cITIEs-Ths annual eonsump-
ton of leo IN the chief cities ia the United States
amounts in New York u 500 900 tons; Phi adelphia
2e00oe; eoston 60.oOo; Baltimore. -, 900; New Or
Washingten, 10000 Mobile, is oon; Charleston 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

LEGACY TO HARVARD CoLLEoE-Harv.rd
seems 20 be the favored Eastern College. - r..
specfs legacies and endowments. DIR. John q
Treadway, who died in Salem on Friday last, len
the greater portion of his property, estimated At
upwards of SlG0 600. (after the decease Of his mo-
ther, now nearly eighty years old) to Harvard
University. This legacy IL to be appropriated to
the founding of a new medical professorship In
addition, he also donated to the institution uuder
certain conditions. his valuable library, cont hing
all the latest medical European publications In
case the College authorities do not sccede to the
conditions of the will, the whole amount goes to
the Massachusetts General Hospital without con-
dition. DIR. Treadwell was bachelor and . grad
uate Of Harvard In the class of 1895
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

HANDSOME PLAID LINsEYS, CAS-.
L i SINETS AND KEkSEYS, Of very superior
quality, are manufactured to Q considerable sx-
tent at the Penitentiary of Virginia. Farmers and
merchants before buying, are requested TO call and
examine ths stock At the Agents store, Nc "a Pearl
street. Richmond, Va.
su 1-dlwGw7t JAS. C. SPOTT8, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
VX7INDOW SHADE DEPOT, gao Rree1

only S7lc., richly worth 81; Lan1scspes plain and
fancy light Shades 50 cents we'll worth 81 80 vplen-
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually sold at. Table Oil Cloths. ell
widths, Is cents up.
N. B.-Storskeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
York prices. Also, nice assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Msses' Hsse &c.; Linen Handk erchiefs s3c; Black
Lace Mitts I2Ac.; Twisted Silk Ladies' and Mic
sss' Belts &C.; Ladies' Col from 64c. mp; Under
sleeves DC; Brown Linen Table Cloths 50c Towsls
A. long, l0c.-with other Goods, which viii be sold
cheap Ladies will fnd it to their advantage 70 call
at the cash store Of M. GOLDEN, go Broad st.
jyS between Sd and 4th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
DONIADKs, OOsMKTICs, PkKFUMl

l. RY.-Wikin5 Amielet, for the hair Psmpads
Philocome de IA Societe Hygieniaue, new, elegant.
and scienti6eslly prepared srtics. recommended By
the Paris Academy Of Medicine; 6avase's Ursins Pi-
vers and Bazns Pemsdes, In blue psts; Stick eoma-
tum; RowIand's Macsssar Oil; Gowiaad's Lotioa;
fine Handkerchief Extracts, Rouge Fin Dc Thsstrs;
venaigre Rouge; Meen Fun; Genuine Fanns Co
losneE Powder Pufs and Boxes; Toilette Waters
genuine Moods Hair Restorative; Travelling Thsr-
mometers; Bary's TricopherouE Lyons Kathairoa.
Hand Mirrors, 10. forssle At
MEADE BAKERS
New Apofhseary Store,
1856 N W. corner of Main and 10Th St.,
just above new Custom House, Riehmoud, Va.
au IS --dGr4w ss - es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15
Ia r1s..s5.-5:s:sa1 = TIE u AD1AMs,ExPREss

Ing resumed their Steamship
Express TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
'saye View York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
iyncbhufg, Salem, Wytbevie, and the principal
Ysces In Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-.
cared 10 forward, with great dispatch and at reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
feweIry. &c., To the above named cities, and ali
places the ses board
ouL EApfess on the Steamships will be sccompa-
MED By special Messengers Who will give their per-
soDal Sur4tlon to the careful handling of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamsbin
Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages to
r9lHrln Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
sesmPra. unless othe erwse marked
Freight received day of sailing until s O'Clock
r III. J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adsms Express Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

F'sPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Noois Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
sials and North Carolina, Intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hereafter
ef received by the ADAMS kXPRESS COMPANY,
WHO are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
90 these ships
omce OF the New York aud Virginia Steamship
company. LUDLAM i PLEASANTS,
hp 4-ls Aoanrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

-
Es.-Ati
Ises Of tisI
insnuiAe1
Of surgics'I
US, tor ssio1
~. &c,
|, streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

DURCELl., LADD q Co., DfugGiess,
i Richmond, va--Having received their tsIl stock,
conssfins in part Of the following, offer their usual
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

lrehousn
Y and lOtlII
J.. u. & WI
October.
'FUORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

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lad others |
of wsr-
lily repre-.
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|eutixts,
b streets.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-15

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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
LIVERPOOL MARKET.


Messrs- Richardson, Spence & Co., and the circulars
issued by other Liverpool firms state that the American
adviees received by the Africa caused less rmness the
Cotton Market giving turn in favor buyers though
quotations generally UNCHANGED. Sales of three
days, $4,000 bales, of which $500 bales specu
laon and 5000 bales for export the market closing
steady.
The closing quotations for Cotton are: Middling Or
leans, 5-l6d; do. Uplands 61&d.
The market for Breadstu closed quiet and prices
generally unchanged. For Wheat there is, however, a
better feeling, and for finer qualities there is i'm
prOvement of Id.
Richardson, Spence Co., quote red Wheat at S. Cd
99s. Sd; white do. 9s. 9dglOs. 40
Flour quiet, Western Canal, a4G83Is Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 32s. 6d.C933s 8: Ohio, 35s s37s. Cd.
Corn du yellow and mixed, 33s 4d; whit, 34s 934s
Cd.
Provisions quiet, and the market generally is unchan
ed Lard very dull, and quotations generally nominal
at I4s North American Tallow steady at SIS Cd
In Naval Stores common Resin unchanged Quer-
eitron Bark, l3s 9d.9l4s; Baltimore do; l5s. GdGD
lbs.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
THLRGRAPHIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.

CINCINNATI, NV. ~.
Flour-The market continues dull and prices irreg-
uar and to great extent nominal. The sales comprise
100 brs in lots at s. sO 100 do. 500 do extra
white Wheat at IS s0 $50 do. superne at s. 40 and
100 do. tS545. After the steamers news nothing
DONE The receipts comprise since Saturday 246 brs
Whisky-The demand steady to-day, and Lriees
.dvaneed &c closing buoyant, with demand far in
excess OF the supply. The sales comprise 575 brls
26c., and 2OO do. from wagons at 261Sc.
Cheese-The demandis moderate and the market firm
at lG9c, for fair shipment lots.
Hogs-Sales OF 200 head yesterday at $685. and $50
buyers at over So.
fron-A sale so tons Ohio hot blast from river at
S35 including steady market.
Oil-Sales % brs. Linseed at 99c from Canal; also
40 do. at S1.02
Groceries-There is very little doing in the market
worthy of note, but there is no change in prices.
Wheat-The market is less firm, and prices shade
lower. Prime wheat is selling at S1.l091 %. Red 10
OLA.
Rye-The demand is good, and the market firm at
soc.
Sugar-The market is firm with a moderate demand.
Sales of % hhds. at 101SGu.
Moasses-No change In the market.
Barley-The market continues dull and unsettled
Corn--The demand is about equal 10 the receipts,
aad the market is steady at Soc
Hay-There is very active demand for prime
Timothy at S23
Potatoes.-Prme Northern command Soc
Apples-The supply is rather in excess of de-
mand and prices have slightly declined. We quote AT
S293 rer barrel at the range.
Oats-The market is very firm at Sc. on arrival
The receipts here ARE light
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

OREPARED from prescription of Sir James Clarke
NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine is unfang in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female
constitution.
moderates all excess, all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity. Thes-
Pills should be used two three weeks previous con
nnemsnt they forty the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety TO herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken 6yfemalss during tn
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage bat at any other they
safe.
In all cases of Nervousand Spinal, Affections pain d
the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue Slight Exer-
ton, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness If Spirits Hys
tericks, Sick Headache, Whites and he painful dis
occasioned by disordered system, these Pills viii
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not coItaniron, caloe
mel, anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
u the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country.
I. g. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn. n. Y, General gents.
N. B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed 30 any 81
thozed Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail
For sale Wholesale and retail by W. W. Roberts& Go
indianapolis. and Druggists generally.
January LIST, lS56.-d&w1y.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combinations of ingredients in these Pills, is the
result of long and extensive practice; they mild
their operation and certain of restoring nature to
its proper channel In every instance have the Pills
proved successful The Pills invariably open those OBJ
structions to which females LIABLE and bring nature
into its proper CHANNEL whereby health restored and
the pale and deahly co1ntenanee changed to healthy
No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular aud whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether exposure, cold, any other cause, the
general health mediately begins TO decline, and the
want of such a remedy has been the of many
consumptions among young females. Headache, Pain
in the Side, Papitaiion ofthe Heart Loathng of Food
and disturbed seep do most always arise from the in
terruption of nature; and whenever that is the case,
the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils Nor
ere they less eficacous in the of Leucorrhoa,
commonly called the % Whtes.'' These Pills rhould
never be taken during pregnancy, as they would be
sure to cause miscarriage. Warranted purely Vege-
table, and free from anything injurious TO life or health
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
These Pills put in square, fiat boxes Persons
residing where there agency established by enclo
sing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to DIR. C. L..
CHrksrMAS No. 267 Blocker ST., New York City, can
have them sent to their respective addresses by return
of mail. w. w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and Retail Deaierfor indianapolis.
julyl7d&wly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
From the Cleveland Plaindealer.

The pious aud Immaculate people of Ober-
lin, have.for weeks held five O'Clock break 20
day meetings, invoking aid from Almighty
God in behalf of Freedom aud Fremont"
On Monday last, the day before the cleo
ton, all business was suspended and the day
was set apart for especial prayer and fasting.
The ladies, dear creatures, who "part their
hair in the middle" just like Fremont, were
on their kerchy- benders too, signing and sob
bling for bleeding Kansas"
All day without dinner, they went to bed
without supper, got up in the morning savage
and hungry. They worked the wagons, sweat
the niggers, and swept the country as they
supposed, not alone by their own efforts, but
by the aid of Him they had so long, SO early
and so ardently invoked.
The night came, the polls closed, and
thanks were returned to God. But the count
ing of the ballots showed that the Democrats
had gained t,Oenty-one vOtes over the October
electioni
"Pray on, dear brethren in the Lord,
Pray till you feel the power Of God,
Pray till you drive your doubts away,
Pray till you see the election day."
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Illinois.

That this State will cast its electoral vote
for Buchanan, is almost certain. That the
Democrats have made gain of two members
of Congress, and that they have majority
in both branches of the Legislature, Is quite
certain.
The probability is that Richardson is de-
feated for Governor, and this has been &C
complished by fusion of Republicans and
Know Nothings.
Illinois has come out of the contest with
every indication that she will still maintain
her proud position in the sisterhood of Demo
cratic States.