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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

NTOVTCE-TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
IN entered into copartncshp under the firm &C
HARDING AAY d CO., for the purpose Of iraneHctns
In this city. j. N HARDING,
S. +. R. ARRAY,
50 CaronLeet st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
EureDe,

Although there are some points Of the Treaty
of Paris still undetermined, which are OF nature
to cause eventually serious, and, perhaps, pro-
tracted complications Europe seems to have subsie;
ed into state of tranquility since the Eastern
ar, which bids fair to remain, for long period,
undisturbed. The Crimean campaign was de.
cided improvement upon the old modes of deciding
European quarrels. In former times. the whole
continent would have been involved in the fray and
every sovereignty and every village have become
scene of bloodshed and desolation. In the late
Eastern contest the belligerents consolidated their
forces upon narrow neck OF land, and there e1'
pended their destructive energies, leaving the rest
of Europe in state of profound repose, which the
great powers are now too much exhausted TO in
terrupt for the next thirty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
mr. GAJee.

We observed that, At late banquet At the Ere.
.;aeu,,s house. Mr. Gales, the veteran editor OF
the National Intelgencer, was treated with marx
ed and. we may add. deserved distinction MT
Gales has been for half century at the head OIL
the newspaper press of America. In ability So
gaci:y, industry and judgment, he has had no au
perior among the journalists of America. His
p.per 1. entitled to the still higher merit Of candor
dignity and decorum. In Its political discussions
i. has uniformly appealed to the reason, and never
to the prejudices or passions Of men, Mr. Gales
is not ouly an editor Blu: statesman, far sighted
well informed, and of liberal and comprehensive
views He is much better fitted for seat In tue
Senate or the Cabinet than many who have figured
in those positions As man, he is distinguished
for generosity Of nature and unaffected single
rindedness. We presume that for no one connect.
ed with the American press Is there SO universal
a feeling of respect and affestion, as for Joseph
Gales, editor of the National Iutelligencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Horse show Mt Boston.

BOSTON, Oct IS, 1856 AT the horse exhibition
to-day there was trot between Honest John and
Johnny Mackay. The former won in two straight
mile heats; best time 2:42 The winner then beat
Young Ripton and Fanny in another trot-time 250
and o:47 match for $50 was won by Trotting
Childers. he beating Romeo. who was second. and
others, In 2:54, 2:55 and 2:4S-best three in five
saddle trot, best two of three, two mile heats,
was won by Major Rogers, Albany Girl, second.
The prizes were $3.50 and S75 A match between
Flora Temple and Ethan Alien win take place on
Tuesday next, their owners desiring to show that
better time can be made by either than in their
separate matches this week, '-f -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

FROM MExICo.-The New Orleans papers con.
tain late news from Mexico. The three suppressed
papers in the city Of Mexico had been allowed 10
appear. The Indians are again committing depre.
dations in the State of Durango and have killed
646 persons and carried off 70. Casanova, who
ordered the patriot Rodriguez to be shot three
years since, is to be tried for the offence. During
the past year the mints of Mexico have coined
1851 ,255 in silver, and $3.50, 222 In gold Gen.
Gadsden, United States Minister to Mexico, writes
to the New Orleans Pieayune, stigmatising Comen.
fort IS . traitor to liberty in Mexico
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Oxford Down sheep Exhibited by w. G.
RiYea, Of Albomarle.

Hon. VIM. G. Rives devoted his leisure while
abroad, to the study of the different breeds of do
mestic animals in Europe, especially in England,
with view to introduce such rs would most i'm
prove our native stocks. The Oxford Down sheep
ia the breed of that race of animal which, after
much observation and enquiry among the best
farmers Of England, he selected ~ combining in
the highest degree the qualities of fine mutton and
abundant fleece. The sheep now exhibited by him,
at the Agricultural Fair, consist of the parent
stock originally imported by him, and of three
gener atoms Of their progeny SO that an ample
opportunity is afforded to judge of their character
istic merits II would be difficult to fnd, in any
part of the world, finer lot of sheep, combining
in the same animal the best quality of mutton,
large and symmetrical carcass, and abundant
fleece, than those now exhibited by MIR. Rives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

gF We have received from an old and esteem.
ed friend of tho Dispach in Charlotte, bag of the
largest and finest hickory nuts we have ever seen.
They are of kind called scaiy bark hickory nuts,
and are said to be peculiar to the Roanoke and Its
tributaries. The mammoth sweet potato has also
come duly to hand, and shall be promptly placed
among the competitors for the prize at the A gri.
cultural Fair. s,-s.
The splendid 'hiekories' were not more accepta.
BILE than the kind words by which they were &C
companicd. The cordial appreciation of the Dis
patch from such q source is both a reward and en-.
couragsment. We assure our venerable friend
that we gratifed and grateful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

b n $1,000 woRTB OF PREsENTs The Atlantic
Book Company will open their Grand Gift Enter prise
At No l52 Main street, next door to the Exchange
Bank. on MONDAY evening, October goth, aud CON
tnue every day and evening through the week Their
stock of Books embraces works of Art Science His
tory, Biography, Travels and Adven ure, Poetry and
the DIsms, Theology and Religion. Also Bibles and
Prayer Books Each purchaser of book will receive
of their collection Of beautiful and costly Pre-
sents before leaving the store. These Presents com.
prise great variety OF articles, both useful and or
namental, varying in value from an ordinary Lhbo.
graph to fine Gold Watch
~ See circulars for PARTICULAR . &C 2.at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
rPreserve your Teeth..-Arres

r. Preserve your Teeth.--Arrest De-
cav Sound and healthy Gums Teeth white a. Ala
bester and perfumed breath be obtained BY the
use Of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
the of tartar renders the teeth white and
imparts q delightful and permanent aromatic fra
france to the breath Recommended superior to
any preparation known, by Drs Peasants, Hudson,
Hancock &c, &c. of this city, and BY Dentists and
physiciant everywhere.
For sale by all Druggists wholesale and retail, by
- GEORGE DOWDEN, so
Chemist and Druggist,
oc e8-sm 9Th and Broad STE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Q yirxinia Medical Journal.

The November number of the Virginia Medical
Journal has been promptly placed on our table
In matter and appearance this periodical has few
equals In the United States. The ability, learning
and energy combined in its columns ought TO en-
sure its brilliant success. We are glad to lea IN
that it has large subscription list. 1t is well
printed, paper excellent and the Autographs from
the press of Richie g. Dunnav ant, admirable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

" BREEDEN, FOX& CO....Second
supply of New Goods..--We will open, this
Of Ladies' Dress Goods, in all the designs Of the
season; Msntiila and Coaks In great variety, with
purchased at snction in New York the past week. and
will be offered at low prices. Our customers and the
publc are respectfully requested to examine eur
stock. BREEDEN, FOX l. CO.,
oc N-6t 2I7 Broad It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 25-The steamer Charles
Morgan, which sailed from Galveston, Texas. on
Thursday, arrived here today. The Texan from
tier papers state shat Vidaurri bad takea Mier
without resistance, and moved on toward Camsreo
With 900 men. Csmargo 10 defended BY !, 800
Government troops. Several skirmishes are re-
ported to have taken place between Vidaurrps
troons and those Of the Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Az DAILY DISPATCH:
n. Mechaufcs, I asiitute.

- Tne Mechanfcs' iastifute- -. -.
rh. Institute Is having great success WIN =, !.
-, ,.teressine Exhibition. Al an instsu.on, :
So. cer,ainiy obtained Arm foothod ana Win ~
Nth, school and school Of Design, VIII impar' NC
,,ss, so,id and enduring benefits 70 ssis Guy -
,,chly merits the support Of all who value the 40.
x.n,sses Of increasing the mechanical en.slp.,.e
.oa industry Of our State, and improving 'n' n
ch.uical skill Of our artizsns. The E.n'O.ou ~.
70 on to improve annually, and 70 snow 'ne con
,.,, advancement Of the mechanical pursuits un-
der the influence Of the Instisusion.
To.n,eh, Governor WISE will deliver An ADDRESS
,,t,rs the Instisu.e. aud the Hall will doubtless De
al, ~ auditors anxious to hear him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
CLOAKB,

In Embroideries, have an immense assortment
from Worked Collars at 124 cents to the finest French
Worked Collars and Sleeves; also, splendid lot OF
Bugle Collars, on Lace and Velvet
In Cloaks-Those who DESTROYS Of purchasing
will find my stock the LARGEST, AND WITHOUT
EXCEPTION, THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS
CITY, comprising every style of Velvet, Morie An
tique Cloth, Aerno. &c, &c. he.
Also, the fashionable UNLINED Camilla Caps.
In Dress Goods-I have every variety of More An.
LANES; Enslish and French Msrinoss; Mouselines;
English and American Prints, &c, &c, Ac., with a
variety of articles too numerous for insertion.
20 ea-~ N. EZEKIEL, IS Main street.
NJ B Bed and Common Blankets constantly on
hand also, all kinds of Negro Clothing, Linssys,
Csasinetts &c, &c Remember for bargains call at
N. EZEKIEL'8 Cheap Store,
ec27 IS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

r~ Reudann,s Photographic Gallery Is
the resort of those Wishing the artistic and natural
representations of themselves, not those stih and
wooden thngs called Picrures An easy and graceful
position is as necessary to good picture as good fit
fvr a garment without it both tasteless. Photo
graphs, Ambrotypes, stereographs, and Dasuerreo
types taken in unsurpassed and as his charges
are so moderate sto put his work within the reach
Of ALL he would solicit CALL at Ito Main sire ct next
door above Mitchell 4 Tyler's
oc- 28-lt" ID. BENJAMIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
w Lyon,s CouIcaI Pen Holder, paten..

From the Richmond Dispatch
1--WE write with q new pen holder. patented by
Mr.. T LYON of this city which 10 decidedly the
best we have yet seen, and we believe we have tast-
ed all kinds that in 1t fits the hand most
agreeably and prevents the ink from getting upon
case with any kind of a pen-on the paper, which
the writer is using or on book. anything to be
soiled or injured by ink the pen in It does not touch
what the handle il laid upon and therefore it il
blotted 1t is simple and durable and really the
best invention yet in tho way ofa pen holder. We
mmend it most earnestly TO dealers in stationary
Asupply of tho above genious little instruments
just to hand. r. b PRICE,
ocZ-3t Opposite American Hotel.
a MIR. STUART,5 School ns situated
on the corner of 9Th and Clay streets.
oc 27-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Arrest of a Post once Clerk.

BUFFALO. Oct. 25-Dr. e. F. Fellows, Clerk of
the Post Office, was arrested this morning, on
complaint of Major Dickie Postmaster. who char
ges him with robbipg letters passing through his
hands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
The Union Ticket In Pennsylvania

LANCASTER Oct 27-The American Executive
Committee of Lancaster county met to-day. The
attendance was large. The Union Electoral tick
ct, headed Willard Fillmore, adopted by the Union
Convention at Harrisburg, was ratified with the
greatest enthusiasm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
srnc1XI. 7Io1Io.l


- RaFmerss Asa6mbly..-A d4D0ooaI -
turns received since our ~ publiootion
AmAsrsf-Dr. David k61teson.
BsekissAan-Thcs II. Bondurant.
Camp6et-Bowling Clarke
Cavsiias-Dau,l Dsjsrnetts, Joseph Jsss.
CHGsks-HuRh II. Nelson.
!. cAes.ssasit @. 0atsss Ju,es B. Coz Aasuf'
!. 0sspeps- kiehnd II. omasnsham:
: Fareuiey--F Lswis Msrshall ts - #
Hassser-Elnsnd Rufhu, n, Dr.. w. l. Nslsen, Dr.
8. 2. Tsmpls. a.i 4 .. Za8sse zattsi .l8as.
King and Qnesn-Benj. p. Dew.
Ne1 Kent Dr. VIM. H. Macon. ~ taee
Noftoaeay--Wm. @. knight WIN. d. Bland.
i. Piftsyip0nia -0 George TowneG -
Priace Geores-Eamund kufRn. jr.
/. Roekbridge s. Med Reid DR.. Ro. r. Burton. :,
Spoftsplpania-- O. n. Crutchield.
Hampshire kc.--Dist. No 1--Andrew keyser.
P~nifef3n la I" 2-Henry III. Fle1sbef.
Northumberland, I" 81 g. Fielding I. TAYLOR. 9
GreensrIfe. 10, =" "a I2--Nathanfsl Rains
Fydnkiiu. &c !" ISM. j. Booth. ag5Is
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Committee on Discretionary Premiumsi
Cen O. q. Clay. of Campbell. g
es4 w. w. Minor, of Albemarls. -~Lss.ssi3
Nathaniel Massie. of Angusta. = efst4s
p. Noland, of Loudozn. fe ~ Gaa
]. L. Hsrdawsy, Of Amelia
J.F. Whitfield, Of Powhstan, ,st oe Dit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

Notice called meeting Of t9e
stochholders Of the MANCHESTER COTTON AM
WOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY will De
held on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at IL o'clock
at the Bark Of Virginia
By order of the Board Of Directors
Ar 9e-2t W. II. POWERS, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
From Santa Fe.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 27.-The Santa Fe Mail has ar
rived at Independence. The election in New Mex
leo resulted in a Democratic majority in both
Houses The Indians were quiet on the route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
rnIEoRA FH1C NByvn.
THE DIS PAToH
Frs a. kansas.

sr. LOUIS Oct H. An official report b recsiv-
cd from Gov. Geary. giving tina particulars attend.
ing the detention and dlsarming Of two or three
gnverned by psacesble iutsufions were In fact
armed for resistance 10 the constituted aushorieies
On Gov. Geary explaining 70 them his determine
tion to suppress all Illegal bands. they dissolved
their organization and gave him enthusiastic
.h..,. 80 slass8s4S IS "a & FfitF fff-af
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

e Medical Society Of Virginia ;-,Tnefe
will be meeting Of this Society Ut the Hsn Q. "a.
resident in the city and those who may be present
from the country are urgently 10 en-,
az Of great Importance to the PROFESSION VIA
be brought before the Society.
oc 23-1t* -~-.' THEO. r. MAfo M. Dr oeSJ'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

4 - ss4siaAa ARRIVED, All sssss , tssss
Steamer Belvidsre, Pntchstt, BALTIMORE, mdzs i,
Ludism Wazon.
Steamship Jsusestown, Parrish, New York, mdzs
and passenger, Ludlsm & Watson. ss
Schr, Louisa Dyer, Sylvester, Rocklsnd, Lima, Lu
Their Libby. sss-ssT
schr. Thomas Conner, Crump, James River. INN.
Der. D. r. Phillips.
sehr. Rinssold, De Grost Albany, lumber.
Scht. Emeline Patterson. Vine, New York, Marx
Downey. fs -
Schr. ,. J. Brognard, McCormic, New York, Hay.
Bchr. Christisnns, Wilson, Baltimore, lumber, Bel
vim & Parker. 9
Schr. D. Herbert, Myers James River, Wheat.
Schr. Spirit of the Times, slower, Baltimore, lum
bsr. r. Fl. Whitlock l. Son. ss7
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal Philadelphia, mdze
and passengers, II G. Tuttle. a..a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
No,I,Iupof the Steamer.

NEW YORK, Oct 27-There Is nothing yet of
the steamer Atlantic. due here with dates from
LIVERPOOL to the 18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
Storm on Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27-A storm has prevailed for
two days on Lake Michigan. Forty lives were
lost by the sinking of the Propeller Toledo. Oaly
three of her passengers were saved. Many
schooners and other vessels are wrecked. No
lives lost - wi -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

DOOks PIANOS ACCORDEONs.
ID ssr GUITARS, MELODECNS
FANCY WOOD AND MAHOGANY
WRITING DESKS, H-f
And FANCY ARTICLES generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

PREsID ENTAIL ELECTION To-day week the
Presidential election takes place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

~ Fillmore Rally ohm .. Fleming and
(TUEsDAY) NIGHT, at the City Hail. oc 2s-lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

r. virginia Mechanics, Institute. -.-Gev.
WISE has consented to deliver address before the
Mechanics Institute in the hall of their exhibition to-
night. IN IA .,..t-H -sg=;..a ss ,.. ~-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

e. Second Supply of Fall Goods and
CLoAKs.-I have Just Received from the North, my
second supply of FALL GOODS. which being pur-
chased principally at the closing out Northern
lions prepared to offer greater Inducements than
ever, in all kinds Of IS
FALL GOODS, .. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28
NORRIS, Bookseller

A NORRIS, Bookseller,
"A. 81 MAIN STREET
Would invite the attention of Strangers az we'll az
citzsns. to his EXTENSIVE assortmsnt of
ELEGANT LIBRARY EDITIONS,
OF STANDARD AUTHORS,
embracing the leading work, of American and Eng.
lish writer's, in elegant Bindings.
BIBLES, PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS,
in various and besutfn Bindings. Also, Fancy Goods
in great variety. - y g.
PIANO FO RITES. .,...
Special attention is asked his assortment of ele
CANT PIANOS, unrivaled in tone and finish.
&C 2s-5t 97MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

~ An election will be held af the Sec.
retary,s once, at the FAIR GROUNDS, from 10
O'clock A. n. 70 O'Clock P. NJ, this (TUESDAf)
nornin, for the election of delegates to supply ys'
cauciss for such districts hsve failed to rstnTn
members to the Farmer1 Assembly
: DC s8--It CHS B. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

VlSITOkS TUJrffk STA TIE FAIR will
find s.ore 1877 Main street complete variety
Of Dinner and Tea Sets; China Vases and Mantle
description Ivory Cutlery Silver and Plated W are;
Tea Walters; Block Tin Ware; Japanned Toilet
Sets Bronzsd Hat Racks; Door Mats Brushes togeth-
with rich variety of Fancy Goods, to which We
would invite the attention of purchasers believing
assortment is unequalled and goods low as
any similar establishment. Call ar 1S7 Main street,
Eagle Square.
oc 28--lw BULKLEY A. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

NEW DRESS GOODs...The subscribers
y are prepared to exhibit an entirely new stock of
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public to call and exarnins them
They consist in part al follows: -i1r7a .y.
Plain and BTecade Black SILKS uFt
Striped and Baysdere CoPd do ,
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich Do Laine ROBES -al.
EVENING DRESSES, in great variety
A large stock of Paris WRAPPINGS
Broche aud Stella sHAWLS
Misses do do
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROlDERIEs Of every description
Rich Bennett and Sash RIBBONS sc.
81 PARKER, NIMMO s. CO.,
oc 2s No. I4S Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

GREAT EXClTEMEhT On THE FAIR
VI GROUNDS.-GRANGERS f
MAGIC CORN, COB AND MEAL MILL,
the durable mill in the country.
first Premium
AtNew York State Fair, at Elmra, 1855.
Pennsylvania DO do. at Harrisburg, 1855.
Newark, New jersey, 1885,
Haddon6sld, do.
/" Rochester, N. York,
Baltimore, Maryland, 1" as ~
and can be seen at the FAIR GROUNDS Richmond.
For further inform, M apply to Baldwin, Card
well q c0r0r GEO. 9. HOPKINS ,PE AGENT
~ Address letters to CREssON, STUART &
PETERSON, Manufacturers, Philsdelphia.
" Fair ind strangers visiting Richmond at this
time, will Ind at store full and varied assert
nent of Drugs, Medicines, Spices, Paints, Oils Tooth
une and at prices which csnnot fail to please Our
store 10 the Of Main and 10th streets. We
also offer for sale Sup. Phosphate Lime, pure, and
Agricultural Salts of different kinda.
u Soils also analysed.
oe rs Chernists and Druggists. Richmond, Va.
(,HAEsk.-.50 bxs good Cheese, receive
~ I EGaL2sroN FITZGERALD.
90 2s-4t I4Pearl street.
e. YELi.OW sUHAK.-.5O hbis prime
~ q. l. sugar IN sore aud for sale By fee
A
oc zs-4t IA Pearl street. ~
n ACON SIDES, dry and bright, in store
EaSLEsros FITZGERALD,
oc Ct IA Pearl street.
RLANKkTs AND sERVANTs5 cloth.
II fN6-We are this morning in receipt of q large
steck OF Bod and Servanfs Blankets ana Heavy
Wooisns &C low prices. We invite farmers wanting
such goods to give a. call. ~
oe . - No. l4l Earle square.
w r. PEhkANs, NO. I41 EA OIL
". SOU kE-AIe receiy'us this morning large
additions 10 their stock Of Cloaks Shawn kc
Rich Velvet and MORE Antique Closks.
Black and Colored Cloth DO
Plain long and square Shawls f7,is fsa
Stella and Satin Berdered do. -
Broehs shswls and scarfs
+, Also. wide Black and Colorsd Vslvsts and Moire
Antiques for Cloaks; Ladies Cloths and Cloak Trim.
nings to which they invite the attention Of the ID.
dies ne "a
II EDS TKADS AND MATTKAsSEa.
Landing this morning, and At private sale at low
priaeg 100 Cottage Bsdse sds 50 French Post; 100
oe 20 ALEX MOTT
WAADkUBEs, sUFAs, BUREAUS, |
w CHAIRS, &c.-On hand, aud for sale at re-. |
ducsd pricss. Piae, Cherry and Mahogany Ward. |
Eohes 10 sof.s essortsd patterns; Is Cabinets and
huresnsi loe dozen weed and sea ct Chairs; Ia
bliss Washstands, Looking Glasses &c.
o. bnLs; WHOLE AND HALF BBEB.
osas THOMAS JONES I co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

VISITORS TO THE FAIR are invited to cell at
A. MORRIS, 81 Main ST.,
where they will find splendid assortment of BOOKS
of every descri ption, including 5r ID
AGRICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC BOOKS
. SCHOOL, Law AND MEDICAL BOOKS,
RELIGIOUS AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
WORCESTERS UNRIVALLED
PIANOS,
PRINCES CELEBRATED MELODEONS. .
FAMILY BIBLES "a.
of every variety of and at all prices-from Is
to $25. each.
ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, FIFEs. ....-
BANJOS, GUITARS, VIOLINS,
FLAGEOLETS, CLARIONETS, &c
GOLD PENCILS, GOLD PENS, Silver Cases,
Porte Monnaies Pocket Books, Purses, Cabas,
Portfolios Albums, Writing Desks, Ivory
Tablets, Pen holders, de-, &c. .-...
NOTE PAPERS AND ENVELOPES of the latest.
Styles including Buff, Rose-tint, Amber, Blue .
and Cream laid, Gilt Enamelled and
Dsmask with borders or PLAIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

DRAFTS INIA DAGUERREAN
L GALLERY, No l45 Man street, sign of the Go
THE Widow where in the last II years upwards Of
portraits have been tab in all The varied styles
of AMBROTYPE and DAGUERREOTYPEs. ~
The latest improvements have been obtained BY
Mr. Pratt in his late trip to Europe, and
cessfulls practised in this establishment there
finer pictures than have been turned out in
Richmond. r. s. SANXAY. }On.r..ar.
J F.CHALMERs, operators
Former pupils of the University. visiting Rich
mond, will plsase call on Mr.. PRATT, above, and
obtain their tree tickets $50 oc 23---6t
DICHNIUND IN BY.GONE DAYS, BE.
II ING "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD CITl-
ZEN-Pries ST., f5s
GEO M. WEST, Publisher. IA st.
Extract of letter from Washington Irving. Esq,
to the author of +" Richmond In BY gone Days"
'Your little volume was particularly acceptable
to me. Richmond in By-gone Days was Rich
mond as knew it in the days of my youth. nearly
fifty years since. Every page Of your volume brought
up delightful recollection of scenes and char
acters long since passed away; for at Richmond, at
the time Of my visit, there rare assemblage of
the talent and beauty Of Virginia and the impressions
Irecsived then have ever made the 'Cld Dominion
dear no me" &C 8-lt