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~bereben 1rbetteten, g. 90 HIS CD%dtrtptO
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EaQerbier !! Qagerber!
Speten If cine @enbuoo nftsa sprtrpfffmss Qo.pr.
g.. bter aus Der 8raueret Ss 5rn. Shelf etngetrpFen. -
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Gta8. Srptatt, SIR. 26 81. .GapFra5e
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SD babe etne Der 8nttle- 9Na i3inen In metner Sanntlte an
We6tauN UNI BIN SPIt8 NIT ben pbenfebeupen 8eu9utTen Elm.
NefFen0en' Spbn s. 8eefe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

Food FOR THE SICK.-Cut some Goldfish to bits
the size Of peas, ard boil it minute in water to
freshenit Pour off all the water, and add some
cream and a little pepper.
Split and toast q Boston cracker, and put the
above upon it Milk and little butter may be
used instead of cream.
Ham or smoked beef may be prepared in the
some way. For variety, beat up an egg and stir
1t in, instead of cream, or with the cream.
Chicken tea is made by boiling any part of the
chicken, and using the broth weak with only a
Little salt
Chicken broth is made by boiling the chick en-
a good deal, and Swimming very thoroughly asd
seasoning with salt little rice or pearl barley
improves it, or little parsely may he used to fla
writ
Chicken Panada is made by pounding some of
the meat of boiled chicken in mortar with a Lie.
tie broth, and also little salt and nutmeg. Then
pour in it little broth and boil it five minutes It
seoald be thick broth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
80 600 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets placed in one wheel The first 26 prizes
are placed in another wheel. number Is drawn
from the number wheel and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The prize drawn 10
placed against the number drawn. This operation is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the two succeeding m.
beers to those drawing the first Is prizes, will be on
titled the "a Approximation Prizes according to
; OyU prizes ofs4O will be determined by the
last figure of the numb that draws tbs Prize
For example, if the number drawing the $40 600 prize
ends with Ne. /, then all the tickets whore the
Der ends in will be entitled to sac. fthe number
bsI snds in q win be entitled to $40 and 40 on to O.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Az, by this scheme one ticket in every ten is qua
ages of 10 Tickets, at the following rates. which is
the risk them.
Ali that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
Certificate Of Packages of 10 wh.Ie Tickets. $50
" 10 10 a assf . IS IS
1t will be perceived by this plan. that for $50 the
the purchaser he's certificate of 10 Tickets when il
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Wheles, thus by buying Ceric ties he hes four more
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
| in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to cur address for the Tickets
dered the receipt Of which they will be forward
| cd by FIRST mail.
Fhe list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
\ to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their post office, county and State.
| ~ Remember that every prize s drawn, and pay
| able In full without deduction.
| e. All prizes of 8 1000 and under, paid immsdi.
stely after the drawing-other prizes at the usus!
| time of 80 days, in full without deduction.
| Ali communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Ticket,
| at either Office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates be adore sed
either to g. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga.
| OCT or .. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform
l. the public of the city of Richmond hat he will
open, en- the 18th of October, Gymnasium and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
Franklin street, there a room has been comfortably
fitted up for the purpose.
Gymnassic well Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen the health by keeping the lungs
and muscles in activity but they alss give
and elegance to the bearing and motion of The body
He begs to invite the public rous participa
tion and requests principally parents end teachers
entrust their sons snd pupils to hrs care he vii
try to strengthen an develop, step by step. the
weakest abilities
TERMS, IN ADVANCES.
For the whole session. from the 25lh of Octo-
her to the lst of June. 90
Fencing in Fois aud Broadsword, extra charge
Glasses and Schools admitted on more moderat.
terms
All kinds of weapons of the best quality can be OBJ
tanned by the undersgn ed at the lowest prices.
COL B. ESTEAN,
Professor of Fencing ano Gymnastic Exercises
oc IS Inn the Richmond Coi,eye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

NJ eiied Crates. FsndesA and Summsr fiecss. en-
brscinG Square Topped. Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates are Of my own marufAetaxe, And shsll
country promptly attended 70. The virsinia Mscha
Mica institats awarded silver medal, the hiahsat
meme Of 0ratss and Esnden. Also, Cor SALE layas
etock Of Bella. Brass Brick Mpu,da Ne. Apply & nv
Hci and nraa Fouadry, No - Main street. between
~ ana WI wsse - kiehmoads " @ N-en
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PITTS SOLITARY BkIEF.-The brief held by
the celebrated VIM. Pitt, at the Devon summer
assizes of l76l, and ieved to he + only can ,e
IN which the famous statesman appeared as coun.
sci, is in the possession of the Rev j. p. Hugo,
Vicar of Exmnster, near Exeter The title of the
action was WILLIAMS, Gent. VS.. Paytop, jr ESQ
Pitt was retained for the defendant, and the re.
tsiner and fee paid with the brief only amounted o
the modest sum of five guineas. 1t does not ap
pear from this interesting document whether the
tEure politician and premier gained or lost his
cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

MASSACHUSETTS BANKS 1t is stated that the
average condition Of the banks of Massachusetts
outside OF Boston for five weeks ending November
/ shows capital stock of SIC 639, 1862; loans and
discounts S45.254 709 specie in bank, 81, LOG 0Oa
due from other banks, "a 664 800; due to other
banks. 1867 l64; deposites 81 1853 s75; circulation
BIZ iIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

AN IApERIAL NAME -Ihe following is q cor.
rect ist of the name jus: given in baptism to the
infant daughter OF the duchess dc Montpensier -
Marie de Regla. Francisco de Assis, Antonia, Lui
sa, Fernando, Amaa, Feiepa, Isabel, Adelaide,
Cristina, Josefa, Joaquina, Jussa, Rufna, Luf
garda, Carolina, Bibiana, Polonia, Gaspara, Mel
chiora, Balsaaara, Ana, Asuads, Lucia, Francis de
Fauia, Ramona, Iodos los Santos, Brigidia, Di
oaisia,
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MIND wei the place, for 10 is true,

lSl "Great bargains are in stors for your
SCHAAP a co. selling the most fashionable
patte.n of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and SUI
-sr Dishes; Lager Beer and other Tumblers and De-
cantsrs; Cream and Water Pitchers; Goblets, Wins
Glasses, Egg Cups Salt Gel ars etc Looking Glass
(bfeken repaired jana Clocks; No Fronstone
Chins Plates and D}shes ETC.; richly guided aud
nsinented Flower Vases and other Pal Tor ns;
Wsiters; ud and Oil Lamps and Thousands Of other
articles, at prices 90 and rs lower than they
generally can be bought for. Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions, enable to defy competition.
Our Confectionery establishment is supplied with a
complete assortment. Please call at the French
Confectionery end Variety Store, corner Bread and
Third streets oc 20
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=. Arc.se AND JnwHLRY.

- THOUGH 1 live In sac country
~ a hundred mil :. doV y,
have my repairing dom siwaye In towni
W. And the trsiesman dal with II BAR.
ThOLoMEW,
Rut here would tell you the right Of my tale,
V A thrown from my horse right on to rail,
ny Watch, It went further, smack Into . ditch
Ara rustsd tia works to 3 very bad pitch
4 took IL to one. who sid . trade Il swAyc-
But valued the watch, and was willing 70 pay.
When sriend told me Of 3 matchmaker he knew.
And thafs how came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and some jswelry fine
And my watch to this day, keeps excellent time.
WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock MAKER,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets
Watches, Clotks and Jewelry Of all kinds, repair
cd In the best manner and moderate terms Al
any other house Ia the city oc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

THIS NIGHT sGHOOL Of the MECHA,

THE NIGHT SCHOOL OF the Nicola,
L MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, "wednesday IN the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr. O. r. BuRRUSs, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend ~ scholars must procure their certificates Of
membership before that time, none will be ether.
wise admitted. Certificates may be had Of Mr. SAM
uELS CoTrRsLL, on Main street. near 18th, or of
J. w. LrwELLEn. the seerstary, who oan be found
st the Exhbitisn Hall overthe Fret Market nth
and Main streets Parents snd Mssters should see
that their boys started &C the commencement OF
the school, IN order 70 get the benefit OF the entire
session. 90 H-tf
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FARM FOX SALE OF

BEAUTIFUL FARM FOX SALE ON
- THE WESWAM PLANK ROAD, MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND.-The subscriber having
determined to remove to Richmond to engage in
mercantile pursuits, is DESTROYS Of selling the Fe m
acres Of which about As acres are cleared, the bal.
snce is wood and timber The buildings on the pl 4ce
consists Of AL excellent Brick Dwelling containins
buildings, all of which are in complete order, and
ample enough for the use of large family. There
Is good peach and apple orchard the place. The
place is well known. that further description is
deemed unnecessary. Persons disposed to purchase,
are requested to view the place
For terms. apply to the subscriber or to Messrs.
GoDDIN APPERssN.
oc 25---2awim JNO F. WREN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

THE CAMPAIGN OF 1S60.-The Manchester IN
II American places At the head of its columns tn q
name of John q. Fremont, for President, and VIM
l.. Dayton, for Vice President, for the campaign
of 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

Ez..<EzEz-ZEx7
THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS bEpcHAMBER The
Noed has published the following details of Wis
made by its correspondent to the bedchamber Of
the Emperor Nicholas, at st Petersburg:
The person who acted IS my guide did not say
whittier he WAS taking me. He conducted me into
an arcned room OF very moderate Dimensions, and
lighted oy single window looking into a court
Tnis room was both study ana bedroom. Be-
fore tue window was placed u desk, which wa
pocket book bali open, few sheets Of paper and
some pens, q crumbied handkerchief, . small
s.atuetse vi the Prince of Wales IN the dress of q
satiou and water color drawing representing
c.iIiirea A straw bottomed chair WAS placed al
Tue desk, whica was much the worse for wear, and
bore many marks Of belrg Gu: with penknfe -
Nsar tns desk was an old sofa. covered with green
leather with well worn cushions. Opposite, on a
console ornament with mirror, was dressing
case, Ia ieasher, the simplicity of which showed
that its owner Odd not iniuge in any refinement Of
tie toiiet.
On tue chimney piece was q small time piece in
BLACK marble, on which stood bust OF the Count
de benckeadorf. There was no looking on the
cainaey. Hat 90 ncealed by the time piece was a
sIasuette ia Dronze Of Napoleon similar to that
IN the Place tendome. some pictures ornamented
tue walls, representing military scenes, PAINTED by
Horace Verast, or German artists. A bust IF Mar
shai hade,zky stood on the console; q portrait OF
I've Grand Duke Michael, brother of Paul, was
nuns aaif concealed in the corner of the wall in
one C Jrner OF the stood . common soldier q
musk=t, and on small table was the helmet of q
general without plume, and bearing marks OF
0ng service.
Near the SOFA, and parallel with the desk, was
bed he drew his last breath. That old cloak,
an irou camp bed. On this bed which my guide
told ne to press with my hand TO see how hard /,
feit, WAS nattrass covered with leather, and a oil.
low stuffed with hay. There was folded upon the
oes an Old grey uniform cloak, aud At the foot d
It, oa we'll worn carpet, was . pair OF morocco
leather slippers. / contemplated with surprise
this austere retreat in Q remste corner of one oil
the most magnificent palaces of Europe. When
had seen all, my guide said "This is the study
and bed room Of the Emperor Nicholas At thai
desk he sat for nearly thirty years, aud IN tina
which he always wore when in this room, belong
ed TO bis brother Alexander On that carpet b,
night of his reign These slippers, which he wor,
10 the last day of his life, were given him by th,
Empress Oh the day OF his marriage. With tina
musket he himself taught his children the manue
exercise; and this helmet lie always wore in tn,
streets OF ST. Petersburg"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

ETIQUETTE IN THE WEST "A Yankee travel.
Ter, who saw the live hoosier, has written TO hi,
mother.
Western people Gays he) go their death on Ell.
you can down East, without fighting. few DAYS
ago. man was telling two OF his neipbbors in
my hearing pretty large story.
Says stranger that's a whopperr
Says be, lay there, stranger
And in the twinkling of an eve. I found mv.e,f
In the ditch, the worse for wear and tear
Upon another occasion, says to man never
SAW before. rs woman passed:
That isn't specimen of your Western women
should taink q
Says he. You are afraid of fever and am.
stranger, amt your
'Vsfy much, sas l.
Well replied he, that lady is my wife, and If
you don apologize in two minutes NV the honor
OF gentleman, ] swear that these two n;s,o,o
(Which be held cooked in bis HANDY shall cnra Won
VI thst disorder entirely-so don't fear strangef,
90 knen Gown and politely apelosized
admire IDS Western country much: but curse
me II can sSesnd much etiquette. n alw.vs
taxes me SO unawares'"- Chicago Democrat.
q. ssocEscE.-"My dear Ameli. " said dandy,
Il have long wished for this opportunity. bst
nsrdiy dare speak now, for fear you will reject me-
but 1 love you; say you will be minei Your
smiles would shetland then he came to a pause.
your smiles would shed and then he paused
again Never mind the wood shed," saws AmeIis'
go on with the pretty talk"
cup Qnsen Of Clippers has been sold 1t Mar.
seliies for $50 600 francs.
rs .yor Rice, OF Boston. has been nominated for
.'ecsion by the Peoples Convention
AR; Henry Alt, well known e,,I..n =. G.
!. 9Th. drowned there on the
Isspd ~. q Mr. Fillmores strength In Rhode
AS Rn.sa IN Newport, which yotsd-F,smo.,
~, .ssnAlan 90, Fillmore SAG
Ne Suffolk 5rsrr-.... =,
70 close its sfairs w., % session, has voted
81, mf. Mnrdeeh was atm PLAYING 9Th a.. .-
1sss.s " i1onden At the last dases 'ne 'n'isst
hoo - nskroes. who escaped from tho ,.,...
~. !. Loanvsiie. KY, were bron sbs y. q neisnoor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

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~ BY Mr.. q. W HARDWOOD, situated 90 Csiy -. \.
between 18th end 18th streets Possession s''sA
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