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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

Nlws FOR CARTnEy The ordinance passed a. the
July SESSION By the COmmon Council permitting cat
en- ing bushes uLder license from the authorities
Of Ntw-York to reside cut of the city has been ap-
proved by Mayor Wood, and is now a law The ordi-
pouce requires all csrmen upon removing from the
city 10 give notice of such fact to the First Marshal
No notices havsye: been gwen. We understand taat
l.Ige number of carmen making preparations TO
remove to Brooklyn, Wilsmsburgh and other neigh
torirg pisces. Some ficulty is apprehendad as TO
the enforcement of the ordnance regulating carts and
cain en- in the city of New York. AID the matter will
doubtless require some additional action by the Com
non Council. The ordinance ju-t approved by the
Mayor permits cartuen TO live out OF the city but not
Out OF the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

TIE New.York Yacht Squadron rave gone TO New
Bedford. They were to rendezvous at "hite'tone on
Friday ~ h. leave next day for Glru Cove, and on
Mopooy night go to New London. and on Tuesday to
New Btd'o.d. The grand regatta comes off on Thurs
day. All the crack boats are entered.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

ArTEMPTFD SrICIDE.- John C. LiviOgs m. rer
d-q, OF COnnbs County y where be htsa sif- aud fu
y. attempted eide Monday nisht b. JampiSs into the
dock foot tf tifN ith No'th RIVER H seen by
o. t the ,,coId ard Poiice mi another ~hs
eIt boat bic aud succeeded IN dragging hm cut
The much sgs t his Will he oush oe-pesueiy
sa their al when Brought 20 the Ststsa
espr,seo hs deienn ston 10 rep'a he act tie eays
no his encett that he disguised with fe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

THE SPRING. STREET BrRGI .RY.-Michael Kelly, q
lahoer arrested y.sedsy suspicion OF having been
concerned In breaking iio ard obbi ths a Nj D.
Thou ss No l Spring street, Sunday Light he We held
by Justice DAVIDSON tor exanins'ioG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

RoBBFRY BY FEMALEs Thomas Farrell, coua-
tt, an PING No Mulberry of
,houth th We 7, iufs NJ oas night WHOM hs
the mph- Of he loc ty snseht
aud on whit Farel purssod and
sezeo the girs ,Lr the of Oh .,ie
sh Of Cli. rekety MANSION 5hs o~l ID
help three oh- uymphs essi,tseas
cAtd d. the and robbed hiT OF
b- IL na his escape, and, cuons tbs 80.
1es Officer Thomas Quinn the sinh ard Poice hsA
Il re of b., arre ed. rhey their te
ano saIsh Nelty Ann Hart sLd ookeo bI Jus
tcA( ion ial,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Acc1nrNr rnnM CAMpnENK -EhnIy Pnilps a de-

lsuI " Il >
ot y tbe ION hOut hasv hist wiped on of the
a,lc " hen ad been spilled when It b,g hlsd
Drowned WHILE IhTOXiCATED. ILe b,dy II
patfi.. AK lTvabd ~ Of age w.s f,nad
,.sefra ay the rorb River pier No g. Gee set wus
ja., zee, be puIic hl No 30 Greenvi IA sest
Tltr,d,y Bllt, AID her quite Intoxicated Co'oars
an Tie ht inquest upon the b.dy Esrsict-" Du~l1A
vi o. a 81 NIcatot.'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

We are indebted to Messrs G.. ~ S,xton & Co. for
basket Of recarits, grown in Augmta, Ga. The
trsfiic il Southern fruit this city has become mat
ter Of some importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

10 orO F-The annual session of the w.
Gr,bo FL cau pmebt of Patriarchs hi on Monday
evening at ODD Felow-' Hall, when the election br
cffic,rs took place. The eancdates elected are as
follows:
P.G.HP. Hiram Alien Of No. 30, G. p; P. C.P
TDeofore FroneIt Of No. % G. ii. p; p. G. T.
John Cock of No /, G. 5. W.; L. &. Z. Joha }.
Davies of No. l. G = p c p. Joseph Taylor
O, No. 6, G.. T.; p c. p. W. Murpty of No 20,
c. J. W. p. G.. p. John A. kenhey of No. l, t. X.
a. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Combinations,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-Ths Senate has con.
firmed the following promotions and appoint
ments:
General; Major Swords, Deputy QuarterEestsr Gem
eral, Capt. Brewerton Major of the Corps of Engi-
neers. VIM. 8. King and David c. De Leou, Sur
geons in the Army. VIM. J. L. Enge, South Caro-
Ina; B. G. d. Irwin and w. H. Bsbsook, New York;
Anthony Hoger, Psunsylvanis; Asa Wall, Virginia;
Charles Brewer, Fds ard ~ Arvey aud Bichard D.
Lynde, Maryland; Roberton Craig, assistant Sur
geons for the Army.
George R. West, District of Columbia, as Consul at
the Bay Of Islands, in place of Williams, recalled.
Jacob C. Hewett, Surveyor and Inspector of Reeve.
at Cold Spring, Now York.
BENJAMIN r. Rythewood Collector of Customs at
Beaufort, South Carolina.
O. A. Pitt.tield, Supervising Inspector for the
Fourth District New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

WASHINGTON, Aug 30 House Mr.. Campbell
Of Ohio Obtained unanimous consent 10 report BIZ
direction OF the Committee Of Ways and Means.
bin making appropriations for the army. He said
il was the old army bill with the following pro-
viso:
That no part Of the military force Of the United
States for the support of which appropriations are
made by this bill, shall be employed in aid of the
enforcemento Of any enactment heretofore passed
by the bodies claiming to be the Territorial Leas.
Iature of Kansas
The Senate returned the bill with the above
proviso stricken out
The vote was then taken, and tho bill passed BY
majority OF four without the Objectionable pre-
viso.
The House and Senate adjourned sine die At 3
O'CLOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
nEsTINY Observation-Disclosures

II sor respectfully Informs the ladies and gen.
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in all the affairs reiating to lesuch
sickness or health, wealth. love, marriage, journeys
law suts difficulties in business. absent friends Of
riches, legacies estate, and all concerns of life.
Any person wishing to know true and eorract state
msnt of all things-past present and future-must
bring send their eye.
TERMs-5o cents each. Cures will also be made
(white or of coler) of ell the following diseases
Chronic cases. Sores Ulcers, Boils, Wasting of the
Body, scrofulas Consumption, Cancers, Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood, Rheumatism, Headache Tooth
Ache, Pains in the Limbs and all kinds of Distemp-
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner of
10Th, Poplar street, opposite Lancasteral School,
over the crack, No. 2, Prof l. S. On the door.
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given to people of color only en- sickness, nor
after shutdown. Sc I---,H*
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DIED.

On Saturday, 5oth ipst., CORA BELL. daughter y
Wiiem m and Rebecca Kennedy, assd cne year an9
the fnner,l will take place this Monday monine.
Il half ast 10 o'clock from the residsnce Of his %
rsuts. 81 oambles Hill. The friends and scqusiu.
taness Of the family respectfully invited TO At
tend.
3 On the 25th August, &C hig reTdsucs n New kess
county, Mr. JOSEPH ATKINSON, in the 64th year
Of his sse--leaving wfe and two children TO mourn
their irTeparable loss.
CY- Louisville Journal please copy.
On the 5ist Of August, Mrs MATILDA chill
DRESS, in the roth year Of Der age.
Tho friends and aequsintanoes OF ths family are re-
ouest ed TO sttsnd her funeral her s-nn lsws Mr.
L. W.. johnson, at I o'clock this evening, On
Venabe street.
Dearest mother, thou hast Loft a.,
We thy loss 50 deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bersft Us,
He can all our sorrows heal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

SHOCKING MURDER NEAR LOUISVILLE, KY
The Louisville Courier of Wednesday details the
murder Of man named Paschal d. Craddock. a
resident Of Jefferson county. In that State about
six miles from the city.
1t appears Craddock had been summoned from
his bed on "Wednesday night by negro servant Of
neghbor, and WAS not seen alive again by his
family, bis body having been discovered In q lane
the following morning. horribly INITIATED and par
naliy deronred By ssotRs Though this character Of
me man 70 represented ~ having been bad, there
are circumstances OF peculiar mystery attending
the ease. The murdered man had bees pre vious.
" warned by committee of great majority of
me most respected citizens Of the county, his imme
eAte neighbors, to remove from the county and
State In six months. The allotted time expired 50
hours subsequent to his murder. The following
facts appeared upon the inquest
Ine oody Was found In . lane on the north side
o. me bsrdstewn turnpike, just beyond the second
toi gaze. II had three shots In the thigh, one Of
tus n.IM passing through. None Of these wounds
Souaa ave caused death. The neck WAS broken,
ssa We iaee, head and meek wers mutilatsd by
Wa en- horse back when he Wa shot. And Il Il
nppossd that after he was shot, be fell of his
49, ssa broke bis neck. The horse wss found
..~ng N TIE ians just beyond the body this
ofnng. - he was afraid 70 pass H. Two pieces
rope, having some bteod ON them. = are 6sund
-. we fence. The coroner found in one Of the
yec.ets q the deceased counterfeit $50 b.II IN
~ Union Bank Of Louisiana and counterfeit n m
PIN PIN &c me fsmers Bank Of Kentucky, ana nm.
yea (Coan ), Bank. No other money va H., "a
1Mk.knfs was found On the body. Tha vsraies
~ vlpleups,s = S's usssa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a m.ssins II he Msehanic 0serd. held = L.t.y-
cite Hall. on saturday evenise Aassst sn.n .sa
iettsr Va reeeivsd from Csptain bAkTin u.
LiPsCOMB, rendering bis resignation e. Csps.ins'
RICHMOND. Ausust 25th 1855
n. a. s.A Ms.bsrs II a. Mechanic Guard II
gs sa About fifteen months ego, Jon, r.
year kindness elected me Csgt.in q yeus eorps =
81 no Military School. BUT you I'll know thst bad
bsen an active member Of tins 3 l. biuss Iot Ioa.
teen years. and you thought that from ina1 Isc.
the oies with many miseivinss - TO my cspsoMJ -
ecmuand With credit TO nyseK or sstisfscron %
your gallant corps f,Ind no aimcn.y n sonrn,v
my orders and acting ON all occasions 20 oeeeme Io
disrs aud gentlemen; and shall ever recur VIII
pmsmbers of the Mechanic Guard. As long a. reason
occupies her throne my heart will linEer tne
njeasspt scenes and sssociatons connected VIII ny
humble self and the noble men OF the hecnsnlo
Gnsrd and shall ever feel proud to shake thsn by
THAR hard hands knowing their hearts TO % nsnes
snd true; and Who like myself; are mssosn,G + ~
honor fsr above my deserts that was called TO com
msnd such gallant corps Of men And nov y oh nv
remains for me to state the object OF my xn. a1
in discharana what honestly conceived 70 pc my
duty a. a good citizen. hsve incurred the dspiea-
Of some Of y friend ana n no 49, ,nn tb, INV
resignation, ~ Commander and member OF tne me-
chanic Guard, at the sane time returning y sincere
and heartfelt thanks you and each sn~of yon for
the confidence you hsve reposed in me-and fsehns
that have not done sught to Lessen that confidence
that you have placed in me, however muen may 20
dsrided and villied. With my best wishes TO. your
and prosperity remain yoar 1re pscnMR
dent servant MARTIN "a. LII oCOIDi
On motion, a committee appointed to take the
~ bject into consideration.
The committee after retiring for short time. re-
turaed and made. through their chsirman ne oiiow
ing repcrt which was unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Mechanic Guard have the high
est esteem and respect for Captain MARTIN "a
LIPSCOMB, aud have never, for one moment doubt
ed his honesty, integrity, and noble and generous
bearing.
in CAPITA Lipscomb-believing that If he ha. erred
it was in endeavotns do what be conceived to be
his duty ard knowing that man is infailible-that
we are ell liable TO err every moment OF our lives
we the Mechanic Guard, respectfully decline &C
csptna Captain Lip.comb's resignation and beg that
he will withdraw his letter and con nue at his post
Resolved. That the proceedings be published In
the Whig, Dispatch and Enquirer
And then the meeting adjourned
Lieut. THOMAS ALVIS, Chairman.
Lieut. JOHN BENNETT, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
FROM NICARAGUA.
Favorable Accounts from G

NEW YORK. August 30.-The steamer Cahawba,
from San Juan Del Norte, arrived here to-day
with passengers who sailed from California on the
9Th inst.
Affairs in Nicaragua are looking no: Gen.
Walker bv allowing the troops Of the allied States
to occupy Leon, had In fact disorganized them The
execution of Salizar. and the discovery OF the
treachery of the English Consul, had produced .
good effect. Padre Vigil had produced very IA
vorable impression among the people by favora-
BILE account of his reception IN the United States
The transit route Is now regularly open, and the
health along II excellent. Three British ships
and three gun boats, carrying an aggregate of 206
guns, were in San Juan when the Cahawha left.
Among the natives shot at Massoya for treason
was Desideno Csboo wealthy merchant.
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Reception of Mr.. Brooks.

COLUMBIA, Aug GA large meeting was held
here to. might to welcome Preston S. Brooks. The
Mayor presented him with silver pitcher cane
and other testimonials Of appreciation. Mr.. Brooks
manifested.
In passing through Raleigh, North Carolina, Mr.
B. was publicly received, tar barrels were burnt
and speeches were made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Startling Reports from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-Later advices from Kansas
state that the Missouriaps concentrating In the
vicinity of Westport, and that troops are arriving
there daily.
General Lanes troops were fortifying themsetves
on the Wakarusa Their main body was at Law
renee, and was variousy estimated at from one to
two thousand men
Atchison. with his command the Missourlans.
with Col Donphan, second in command and Capt.
Reid. adjutant, was also on the move.
It 10 rumored that the Free State men had taken
Tecumsph, and that the Pro-Slavery men had
thirty killed General Pomery was also killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Rortuuate Administration.

In the lecture on 1.-THE Dead of the Cabinet >
delivered by Elk President Tyler, before the Pc
tersburg Library Association, and published In
the Southern Literary Messenger for September,
1t 10 stated that during the four years Of Presi-
dent Tyler's administration but single default
occurred, and that scarcely worthy Of mention
fJr fifteen dollars, on the part Of deputy post.
master somewhere in the interior Of Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
MILITIA sA SUBSTITUTE FOR THE Army.

MILITIA A. A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE Army
The Washington Union, In An article on the Army
Appropriation Bill, speaks a. follows,
"Whether the army be dsbanded or not, there
stands at last the great power of the President Of
calling upon the militia OF the States; and abri-
eAde from South Carolina, Pennsylvania, or any
other State summoned to the vindicat Of law,
will be found thoroughly loyal to the constitution
aud the Union. II the worst shall come, no one
can doubt that the President will exercise all the
power vested in him BY the constitution TO execute
the laws and preserve the integrity Of the repub-
lic Hence, whatever temporary triumph or ad.
vantage may be gained by any faction or party in
Kansas or elsewhere, against the constitution,
could only result in signal disaster-the thrty-one
stars alone can float in triumph. when the smoke
Of the conflict has passed away"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

LlALL STOCK So A X ID n K K,
L CARLTON 4 CO.. NO. Ill, MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, vA.-Are receiving their Fall aud
Winter sssortnsns of Boots, Shoes, Leather Paper,
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &C. ac embracing one OF the
most complete and best selected easortments of
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
Thsse ssods were purchased for CATH, early in the
season before the advance In stock, hen they had
shoice in the selection from the largest
in New England, and offered 10 the Virginia and
North Carolina trade On very reasonable terms
We enumerato a portion of our purchases:
50 nsaea Yonths' fino Eoots, all aualities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Destructive Fire IN New York.

NEW YORK, August 30 The La.ting Obserya-
stroyed by fire this morning, with about Is small
framed buildings around 1t. The Crystal Palace
caught fire in the picture gallery, and was dam
aged to the extent Of 500. The general alarm
bell was rung. and the entire fire department
called out The total loss is estimated at $50 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Affairs In New YOrk-.YeI

NEW YORK, Aug 3l-There were 500 deaths
here last week, Including one of yellow fever
One death and three new cases Of fever occurred
at Port Hamilton yesterday
There have been no new case Of fever at quar-.
antine and the excitement Is over.
The weather here Is fac and cool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
From Havana,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-The steamer Philadel'
phia with dates from Havana to Monday last, ar.
rived here last night The health of the city was
rapidly improving. There was no political newe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

CT virgInia Mechanics Inntitute.--A
regular monthly meeting of the Mechanics Institute
will be held TAIS EVENING, at u O'Clock. In the
Hall OF the Institute northeast corner of Main aud
18th streets. Every member should attend. as va
csncy 10 the Board of Managers ID to BIS filled.
~ Ths MANAGERS q, Q par leu srly requested &, ! .
present az q meeting of the Board will also be held
ct the same place. j. w. LEWEGLEN,
ss1-It Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

STATE ELKCrIoNs.-The elections yet to come
of, prior to the Presidential contest, are ~ fol
lows Vermont, September I'd; California, septem
Der Sd; Maine, September 9th; Georgia and Flori
da, October 9th; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Gouth Carolina October 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

ADVANCE IN LIQUORS The Charleston Con
rier has letter from Bordeaux, dated August 9Th
which says that the grape crop will be very shor,
this year. not exceeding snenfth the usual quauti
ties. Wines and brandies have advanced enor
nousy and reached ths highest point attained
within a few years past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
The Canada Outward Bouud

HALIFAX, Friday, Aug 90, 1a56.-The r. n
steamship Canada arrived here from Boston at 10
o'clock last night and sailed again for Liverpool at
IL O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

There were eighteen graduates last week .,
the Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania
Two of the young ladies being from Virginia and
North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

NOT AN U. s. CorsUL-Ths New York Elk.
press states that the Mr. LivIngstsn shot at Leon,
by the Rivas party. Is = native Of New York. but
MT q u. g. Consul He was appointed to that Of
fee at San Juan, Nicaragua, but always resided at
Leon and never acted officially.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The Virginia Court oil
Appeals, has decided the case, involving the pos.
session Of the old Methodist church, on the "HIl
In Harrisonburg. Rockingham county, Va, against
the Church South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

Barrels are very scarce at Fredericksburg, Va.
and the merchants are shipping -four in sacks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

~ WfISacher,s Fencing Academy will
reopen on the 18th of September 1856, as limited
number of pupils will be taken, earnestly request
those persons who intend to take the second co
to make the,r application at once.
P wILBACHER, No EOS Main street,
aal-St One door below the corner of Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

New counterfeit e5s ON the Bank of Commerce
Fredericksburg, are in circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

Snow IN AUGUsT.-Thcrc were three inches o.
snow on Mount Washington, N. H Wednesday
morning and the other peaks were also covered
Tuesday noon the thermometer on Mount Wash
ineton stood n 81 deR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
Discharge of Artisa ms.

PITTsEURG, Friday, Aug. %. 1S56.-One hundred
and twenty artisans discharged at the Alleeha-
ny Arsenal to-day. There considerable excite.
Inent in Lawrenceville in consequence
The German Turner'S" close their festivities by
grsnd ball toni: ht and will leave to morrow morn
Ing.
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Oestructiop ot Sugar Ref

UestFUctfOn OF buGHT h6MHefy Dy TIrV'
BOSTON, Aug 29.-The Sbawmut sugar refine
ry in West Dedham with buildings attached, was
destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss, ten thousand
dollars; mostly insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

Al. Bunsbury, clerk in the Virginia Bank at
Fredericksburg, Va, died suddenly on Thursday
las
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

QOARDfNG .-The Pm EeC0Tr I sss..-..----
~ t.o doors abevs tbs Bsaks, Il ssAla .sss Ogsk,
rsssg.sa q beafds By the day. wssk !, ,os ne
y ne EN- the property. has s,ssss -
Boarding Hossssfn the city He has ma. P.sassat
sddlfionss that readers II much more sls. .sssra
nersaosors Ncthins on my part shall BE- .o.a
70 render al who msy favor me with their 70
their stay tn my houss pleasant Ct the 49,
comforts Of home. '-'as nms tbs
an 1s-1m Ms. n rpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

Governor Geary en- route for Kansas.
HARRISBURG, Aug Ex-Governor Geary, who
has been here during the past two days, left at
noon for Greer ssrrg. Penn, and Kansas direct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

r- Sbockoe Hill Building Fund Ass0ci-
ATIoN.-NSTIcE The monthly me citing of this As
sociaton will be held THIS EVENING, at Scbadd's
Hail. at o'clock, precisely.
Dues viii be received at the Hall, from O'Clock
P. NJ, until the hour of Meeting.
soI-it v. BAR0AMIN, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

~ THs following high sales were made BY d. 7.
wILLrAMs Commission Merchant, shockoe Ware
house, on Friday:
For VIM Long. Fsq, of Csswell-Clsss No. II. at
ss7 50 and Glass No. Is at SO, to w. B. Rose Esq
for bis fns brands.
Hosshead No. H. 5.25, for r. Hinton. Esq OF
Cssweil, and hosshes d No. g. at $50 to Wilder At.
kinsou, Esq, fer one Of his superior brands
Besides q other hogsheads and cases. at very Salts
factory prices.
Facts now proving themselves very clearly that
Richmond 10 decidedly the market for fine Tobacco,
especially the superior article grown in the border
counties of Virsinia,and North Csrolips. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

r. Robert X. HowIsoD, Attorney at Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, has removed his office to
his residence Governors street, two doors above
the Richmond houss, and not far from his former
office. Fly 3l-d6tlaw4m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
1T0UU MINT AT TIE FAUQUlEK
L WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL
OF THE SEASON,
viii take place on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,,
the 9th and 10th Sept.
or WEBER,S CELEBRATED BAND will be
in attendance INGRAM BAKER
se lit Proprietors
WING please copy
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA

JOHN D. CARY, A III Principal.
The next Session of this School viii commence on
N. 6r.t MONDAY in October and continue ten
months The subjects taught are Ancient ana MO-
dern Languages. Mathematics, the elements OF rny,
sica Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drswins snd
Painting.
TERMS:
Board including washing, fuel and liehts $l!o W
Tuition according to advancement from $50 to % 10
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and raining,
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va
n1rnt