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tsiEn of lht ChInaman grindins eodeeO
IN WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,

:. !. !. !. !. !.
FW CUPPLY the best. finest
IN - ani pWr.t sftcles, AZ
W. IA lowest Cash prices. iheir
~ Siock consist. ~ Tcas, Cot
(heAHA frs', Chocolates. Allspioe.
I NlS4y>t-sN I'm rsppsf, Mustard Ginger,
~ ~ E<<A Cayenne Pepper. Nuinrg.
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~. -t,.1 IAN the sc,rrl articles name
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|h,ytr. u.t ~. .si rs4HI4s, ~ ihrN are Pot ~
|r.Dfil,. art islr oaf ntmr api hlel, " Il,I-
MONT MILLS, T.. T.. DYER co.
r, give run.umer. some il.1 n "nr sales, We
snngN the ioll.vi1g scale ~ r''cc.' VIZ
. Yl. Sss.l,s. To. 80 / SO. Msli C.F,, loo
gf OE8v LIS so. y4rH 20
/ 50. y. H-a " 22j SO. I'D 100
/ rTyTh. SPICE. are 20, rp IN IL and IL 10. ''a
osr.. ,,rfcssl, lor f,mll, uss, ani nrr WARRANTED
~ d. strr,il, Jvnfc auirlr, an Ouly need u'ai 9"
establish ihrm in tullir hNor.
SPANISH CurEEE.-Wc woa'd call ai'en.
,t.n uf rulsunsrs anl jr,lrf. o. our Sps4iib OF.
I s.,a. IN article Which - high, esi'rincl snd
r,,r. ihc gr,,te.t .ai.ia,ion. lee p'rrarci with
plrtioular care. ard H, peculiar p'or's. ca foi'i.
pr orc pnuai ui tbs coffee, it D. believed equal
Ca / 10 Boz. ofan, other.
b DNNUEllON IOIFTr.-Thisart,lcsrnrc.
dk ptsrlrsI lt ouf Nl.l's, and pot up in package
IhaJias uuf tnlc marx, aUi ora, L. rrll'i ul"l a.
/ ths lsst and masl approved miNiuw Of d'nle'''o
,nl coffee.
/ TNgNNACUN, %, P,r.i,,l Dfsisiss R-,.-
III. aus', b. prsp,r,d anil ru''od a. uu Mile,
|.t.biIrI O., Iamil, Grurrrs grprnl', ir oiiy auI
I rHuHfr,. sri lelfiu- uuf trade marx, "OtI7r1r7
-.l4fss OIL. Fs, 4" m,, O.. relied upnu ne che tTN.
. riyr NVrt,tT. The proportion us'd b. about
.rr.h,If tir urlriit, ~ ,rH#r. The Vfirr b. ~
r,u., F.f I.rnl 1ri b. BE- ,srunlrI 90 l' ihr shmf
. as that which hIs br,u s1i lrr - cents rrunI
. A., nurEgi.ts.
/ Thr n-.I,.,l pr1rsri,s. uf plr'r'i1l srs vel
lrHvr. ruI lsH rr high s.'inJlIHH hf ITO vhn
#s Do. Tht. lsi1g preparation ui ihr r1Hi, With
30 ifs m,I...1ll vufrrs retained, 'tr 'v miNra
with rrr, .r uut ps lssi srf.fs thr ips'r, Ini viI
~. furf ,aTlr r1I 'rHIru.rl ps e Hm.., lr''
p... urs r.uHl ~ Which isius nf1fN rIul o. iv'
ra.rpIs ufJHE.r. ltIsp,s.I...I lN utH1 rr..".HI
rh,.I,prs. tl ir,,.,d., children auI '..i r'r..r.
Dc % uurIfirHrs lss,ugr, nHI Is lrtHFIf iHI w.
r,r.p. Bi.us Hn,,'Iurs. So.
A. careful o. lHsrIsr iaHi1ll Hur t.''ff have Uu
Trade rltL. ',fs1-es g'ir|iss tfff.'
", Grr.,s 4af D,al,s'. L.srli dlssr'ri %
mldr. ,HabHH. thru Go srIV'l tarlt ,r'i'mr'' a
ihr Same hv ft'rs.
so CASH PURCHASERS -Orr1irsl l..u
ia ,.-urr large .r'r. 10 suBl prul'., b. uI.. iH
..r.rrsuts Which r,uIri H. aLHu.ri D., ibHFr 10 Do
Ir lusIrrss uu ihr SfH.t s,stf.u, 'rd So 'uuI'.ui
If invite br examination "a ttr af'fy 81 uu' s'"'A
anI u1r prsr., as compare. Nlth ih'ss ct any "ih
lf hHusr.
ul.,a1, Aug &c, Is5G.
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100000 Bottles Sold !

Eu..rr rrrluliHg CD 80 ul tuHgr,ss i1 Che ,"ni
IsiI. o.. l,u.ssI ~pahius, be ihr 'leIA's
Otrr OF lg pl.ut,t Count ui Mae.
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THE .uhsrf,l,srs in announcing their sppuiut-
| meat a. Manager. II the aL,,c Association,
ilf the advancement II the
PINE ARpS.
o. nj. country. EEL justified o. stating that Foe
Steel Eu,ra,ins. viii b. pl5osi islorc the Amcfi-
eau pullrr, which in lesulN II execution have hcrn
unsurpassed, and aia price capitalized either IN
che New or OF World.
AEr 4, cosmopolitan, and 1 ihis view The A.
='s both e America aud Iurupe are l'u"d To-
.,thst q, Itoducs sp,cimsus NHtihy II The age.
The Eu-rt,iues Will o. issHyi monthly, com
msucius lrum Oh, Tiu,t Il prc'mlcr lsj5, anil end
ug lir,t II Jauuyy, 1851, With thc
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchaser. ofTvsl,e Eass,iu one each
month, Pre-, hit, ,culs will w. entitled 60 receive
a, premium, the great steel eagtlNiug,
Washington after crossing the Delaware
Size 2IN 20. Executed To- The fret .l,l 81 art
from the original dcsign, b! T.. q. Datlry, an
American Artist unsufpassed ia Illustrating the
History oi our CouuIy.
Persuus desiring 60 act a. agents ior obiaini's
Subscribers, b, applying Ia The undersIgned. and
stating the iucality they wish 20 occupy, VIII u
furnished circular. giving tefms, which are cA'
ceedingll liberal.
All parcel, delivered tf'' Of express. post OF
packing charges.
225 FULTON STREET, n y.
Wholesale Prinl Publishers, aud Manufactures o.
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OOPIECES BEAUTIFUL DcLAlNES, ofth'
~ ,sry Latest styles, jn't lccs,,sI and Toe ,a%
~ slHp, B., SILNtNS W.
south Pans. Oct. 20, 1850.
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r0 TIE AppLrCrED
arGELIENING -
=5E4s RDa1l1".J
CANE Err Balls a III

a.. only R'ia'. Cure OF Cul.r,
lr.lH., hua., vs aF.r $40 ihc pf,i',-, oftg.
."z rt 20 .rf ,sTFr.r, f.u.-
I>U on uurrlE FAITHFULLY. A.
uuEplNG To- THE DIRECTIONS, .ni O., DO
AFFORDS ~ RELIEF. vr or.I ir'urI ihs iHl.
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Artists Association.
prNR .ARpS.

rIIE .uhscul,sr. io announcing thcir appoint
meut al. Manager. II the ab,yc Asspciat,1n,
Ia ths III ..urrfu.at al thf
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NEW MAP OF OXFORD COUNTY.
Map of Oxford County

THE under.isnsi proposes, provided sufficient
] encnura seinsnt he giy,n, TO coastrvSt and pub
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

THE President in his Message speaks Of
treaty of amity, commerce and navigation
concluded with Nicaragua. Now as Mr. Mar
coleta is himself the last visible speck Of the
government he processes to represent we are
a little curious to know, whether Mr.. Marcole-
ia, the government, will ratify this important
treaty negotiated BY Mr.. Marcoleta the minis
ter. The President refuses to recognize GO
vernment dc .tdctO, and yet enters into an ar
rangement with quondam agent Of defunct
government, and gravely asks Congress to rat
ify il.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

~ 1t is understood that the dominant par
ty, through the agency of King Caucus, have
selscted the Aississippian Office to do the State
printing; Mr.. Hardin, of Marshall, as Super
intendent of the Penitentiary, Mr.. Smythe
clerk and Mr. Kerr librarian.
The Legislature will confirm the edict of
His Majesty to-day. 'a
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

~ The oldest inhabitant does not remem-
Der SO severe a spell of cold weather For
nearly three weeks the thermometer has rare
ly been above the freezing point. Night before
last sleet set in, and has since alternated with
rain, freezing on the earth. Yesterday the
streets were smooth as glass. and pedestrians
on the pave ran great risk of broken bones.-
The weather is still intensely cold.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

az Our mammoth Weekly of Wednesday
next viii contain 20 long columns of reading
matter embracing the Presidents message,
Governors message and inaugural, legislative
proceedings, telegraphic news, editorials, &c.
Members and others desiring extra copies
will please leave orders at our counting-roola
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

~ Owing to the crowded state of our CO.
lumns, for the past two issues, our Legislative
reports are not so I'll as we design to furnishN
We shall publish all important general laws as
soon as passed
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

1t viii be seen that on the 99th ballot, the
House of Representatives at Washington was
no nearer an organization than ON the first day
of the session.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

The alarm of fire yesterday morning was
caused by defective chimney at the rear store
Of H. q 2. Hilzheim. The engines were prompt
ly on the spot, and the fire was extinguished
without much injury.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

"a The g Fakir OF silva" viii give grand
Gilt Entertainment tonight at Spengler's hall.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

Cotton was hrmar new UrTcans on
Wednesday, at the slight advance Of last week
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

A GAY WINTER IN THE CRrMEA.-The
London correspondent Of the National InteIli-
gencer, in bis letter Of December 18th. saws
The officers in the CriInea appear 10 Be !
preparing for a gay winter. The Goth Reais
ment is getting out billiard table. Many
the regiments have established very fair mes
The light division has ordered out farI
barriers The CFinlea Is sid tyhSsa
full countrY
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16
SATURDAY. -. JANUARY u, 1856.

~ The Presidents message excludes al
most every thing else to-day. We have clear
ed our decks, and will be able to find room for
a greater variety of matter.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

Placed IN the Office IF Chief Magistrate i
"A xecntive agent Of the whole country
Of to take care tia zthe laws Be faithi i
r led, and special sajoiied b thee S
"A to give informal h 10 Congress OH ths
n s duty On my Il 10 pass azs sid
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

ignominious tax, 50 long submitted Is BY the
more powerful nations of Enrope1
Il the manner Of payment the Sound
dues differ from that Of the III tc formerly
conceded to the Barbary States hill their ex.
action BY Denmark has no bet foundation
IN right. Each was, in its orig nothing but
tax on common natural rig extoTted BY
those who were at time able I'd obstruct the
free and secure enjoyment of it, nut no longer
possess that power.
Denmark, while resisting on assertion of
the freedom of the Baltic Sound and Belts,
has indicated readiness to ma k some new
arrangements on the subject. al mas invited
the Governments interested, Including the
United States, to be representa- in a convcn-
ton to assemble for the PURPOSE of receiving
and considering proposition, (which she in
tends to submit, for the application of the
Sound dues. and the distributor of the sum
to be paid as Communication among the Govern
ments, according to the respective proportions
OF their maritime commerce to and from the
Baltic. / have declined, ii behalf Of the Uni
ted States, to accept this invitation, for the
most eogent reasons One is, that Denmark
docs not offer to submit to the convention the
question of her right to levy the Sound dues.
q second is. that, if the convention were allow
f0l,> tax eaglizaaee of that particular ques,
ID not Be com peteat to deal
~ = - 4 sfefflzfioflal nril,ci q II ssfivf,1veds
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1856-01-16

eratsd States found i,
! tbs conditions Of thcil
. to.he general govern
irlpiue respects, TO the
intead Of combining il
% Is such, they proceed
tihg constitution, adhe-
,dding thought, which
! hch power as was nee
ae execution of specif.
tier words, to retain as
olsistently with those
srnlcnt powers of the
Cor objects of COM
they intrusted
lment certain carefully
ling all others as the
the separate indcpen-
llional theory of our
al observance of which
alone, among modern
IIrly three generations
kost of enc drop Of
/ With freedom and
enabled us to cons
le battle-f field against
"a the feeble csnieolo !
d has raised our In |
and our commerce |
to the level Of the
n nations of Europe. |
ton o pr "a liscd ]
combining local !
etrocotL -
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TrLEoRAPHrc MHWs.i
REPORTED FOR TIL = DI0P &c n.
LATER FROM kUROPK.


Afftval I'll tue 00IL1cs {.
NEW YoRK, Sept 2s,-Ths steamship Balt,r,
with dates from Liverpool 70 the 18th Inst. arri.
we'd here to-day. The news By her IL gsnsraify
GREAT BRITAIN. ssa -
England. s sss 81 49,. s. =
Ths harves. reports shrousheut tho Kingdom
are favorable. a ~ s.s,ss.,s-ss ssss aa4 :
The London Star warns the Southern States OF
the U. 8. In case Of disunion, not to dream Of an.
nexaticn nth England sssa
FRANCE.
There 10 nothing Of special interest from
France h
The collision between the French troops and
Kalylers in Algeria IL not serious as report tod
General Bravo Is spoken Of as likely to be Min
lister 10 Washington.
SWITZERLAND.
Prussia and Switzerland are settling tbs Neuf-
chatel difficulty by diplomacy.
MALES.
There are rumors OF further war notes from the
King Of Naples to Western Powers. The ruInors
are not generally credited.
EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says he has no doubt but an European Congress-
viii be held 10 Paris the ensuing winter, to settle
questions arising out of the Paris treaty.
CHINA.
The failure of the Wetmore g. Co at Canton. is
confirmed Their liabilities are 100000. The
assets are ample.
DIR. Parker, U. States Commissioner, was at
Foochow, but had been unable to get an interview
with the viceroy:
The u Steam frgate San Jacinto broke down
on her way to Simoda, and put back to Whampoa.
s Commercial. 400.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29-Cotton unchanged. Bread
stufs frmer. Corn unchanged The finer qualities
of whsa. have advanced ID. 13d. Western Canal
Flour 2903ls; Baltimore and Fhitadelphia quoted at
the same; Ohio 81 03Ss. Old red wheat 6094s; new
do. 9094s.; old white 81 0l0s: new do. 16Ol01s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

FREMoNTs RELIGION.-Col FREMONT has been
charged with being a Catholic, and his friends
have denied that he ever was one. 1t is matter
of very little consequence what religion a man
espouses unless he denies It, and then it is import
ant; for man that will deny his religion will be
equally ready to deny his country, his God, and
is not to be trusted in any matter To clear up
this question, great many inquiries have been
addressed to persons in Charleston, and especially
to the editors of the Charleston Courier-Charles
ton being the city of Col. Fremont's nativity and
residence, we believe, until he entered the army
The editors of the Courier, in reply have asserted
that Col Fremont did belong to the Catholic
Church ia that city; but the inquiries being repeat
cd, that paper of Saturday last says:
We assert, and have asserted, that Col. Fremont
has been a Catholic. If any wish to estimats our
proof in detail and degree let them bring us denial
OF that ssse rtion authorized by Col. Fremont
Until this is done. those whs clsi be Col Ere.
mont's friends must be regarded sanderng him
for ia other light can regard thos, who persist
in denying for him, and in equvccating and ipsin-
uatiI deEias which he and will not author.
re
If the question is rot material there has bsep
enough said it material, let the be- made up in
issue single and decisive. We cannot consent to
question convictions and assertions by prof.
Isnng proofs needlessly and gratuitously.
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DIED,

Monday morning, 29th inst, IDA, infant daughter
of JOS A. and Emily C. Blunt aged Is months and rs
days
Yesterday morning. at q quarter past u O'Clock,
HELEN DIANE, daughter of John 4. and Emily j.
Sublett, aged two years and eight months
The funeral will take place this evening at half
past O'clock from the reside nce of her parents
18th street.
Yesterday, at O'Clock, JOHN, son of Timothy all d
Mary Colline, aged thirteen months
The funeral will take place from the Catholic
Church this afternoon at 81 O'clock The friends and
acqua ntsnces are requested 10 attend.
e The Funeral of Miss AMANDA M. SLATER
will be preached at the first Baptist Church THIS
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The friends of the family requested to attend
without further notice r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30
From Kansas.

CHICAGO, September 29.-Advices from Kansas
to the 18th, state that the Territory is toierably
quiet The border was closed against the Free
state men.
General Lane was at Nebraska city on the 18th.
Colonel Harvey Gree State) had captured the
famous Lone Stare" flag, of the South Carolina
emigrants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

~ DRISCOLLs sBALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentriee and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums, and imparting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists, without the persons
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE Main
etreet. and by Druggists generally =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30
From WashfuRtOn,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Sir Henry Holland,
physician to Queen Victoria, had an interview
with the President to-day.
1t is understood that our government " i'll make
an early demand upon New Grenada for indemni'
fication for injuries done to American citizens in
the late riot at Panama. .t..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

AGRICULTURAL FAIR The Seaboard Agri.
cultural Society will hold its next fair at their
beautiful grounds the city of Norfolk, On the
1lth, 18th, 18th and l4th of November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30
Accident In Lynchburg.
3. Il, WESTERN LINE,

saa No. SO Main street.
LYNcHBURG, Sept. CIV. H. Mosly, agent OF
Adams e. Co.'s Express, was badly injured to-day
by the running away Of the horses attached to the
Express wagon. Hopes are entertained for his
recovery II.
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Faxer at BrankIyn. NY. &c.

BROOKLYN, September, 29-There have been
seven new cases of fever here since Saturday
morning, and four deaths.
There are two new cases of fever at Fort Ham.
ton
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0foh wATnn fNfs DAss - % 49, -
stssmsr Jsmsstown. Parish, Msw Yofh. mds and
b s.,;as.s m sss'@or.. rssh. nds
Is sss1 q i DsssA.y A,rph,. rhll.dsph. Ifen'
A ssSs l !. Eamon.. James rv.r vhsss.
l sess ..,y and Adslia., isalin. Albany l'.s'''
sesr. ss"sn..th, Ros.n. tnsw, Boston, mds, D. :
ss I jno G H.n.y rsn.on, fhllsdspDis, oSsi
ache Liberty, Ksy. New York, hay, =. Do~ney'
and Edmond, Davenport = Sc, n.
s...m. !, yirrini., Rooms, Philadslphia, ndz. and
s.hr i p. Barrett, Graves, down tho river Hight.
sshr D. j. Bower, Chamberlsin, down tho river
ht s.sr 1 T. Pi.rey. -, down the river light ).
nth inst. bark Kosmss. Tor Bremen, BY Indian
Watson, with ass hhds tobacco and tobacco Ao"'
Nrw yo,x Sent. n Cleared. schs. Howsrd'
Powers, Newbsrn, n. C.; Armada, knovies. Cl.y
po,nt clara HaxsIl Nelson. Richmond ). (. Lofand,
NiehoIs Petersburg: w. H. Smith; Husher. w r,
ton: Irlet,s Everton Elizabeth City, N G. Clesrd'
sellr Robt Burns. Ros, Va nv
N.w HAvEs, Sept a6'-Affiso'' 'eof' VIM D''
M, ssnrves.r; Sept .s.-Arrived' 'chr. Hamilton
Ds Ca.st"sron. Sept. z-Brg Victor Of the Wsye,
Nelson. Port Wathsi Va. 10 port dischsrsing'
PASSENGERS PER STEA MsHiF JAmEsTowN-Lsw.
70 PARaIsa msster-from New York
O. Hare, H Riley, J Brandehura. Bacon;
Rnfin. Csrwin. Carr, Botsford Hail. }
Dsmilrnan. ri Jajler. L Everts. Jpo Mortimer, W
S,awart " Barnes. p Weber Morel, Mrs VIII
isms and child A Gephardt. Kisdor and lady; Or
q Rsmsey. Miss Comstock, Master Adams, Mrs
Er.Lipe, W @ Webber, lady and children, Mrs
Rrent and child Miss Peasants. L Davis and LADY,
Miss Frsnk, J Dudley. Jarvis. N Smith.
Smith Miss Garfield, Miss Odell yno Frost, W n
II rnuua
Richardson and child Mrs Osborne,. Mrs Woody.
Mrs A Richards. Miss Lyon, by Ha.terksmp and
lady, Mrs r + Page, Mrs g Butcher, Mrs Eb-
bets Mrs McResdy. Mrs B Ellis and children, Il
Phelps l. Sawyer Miss l. Grader, Miss Bartlett,
Mrs Howe, Mrs Paul and children, s Toole, lady
and child, and IS ia steerage
@ A Martin, w Page, Chas L Terry, DR. ) Simp-
kins n C Skinner, Orr.
Sunday morning, o'clock. j. miles North OF jim
eetescue. exchanged 81 snss with steamship Roanoke,
Skinner unsster. bOnnd to New York.
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ernC1AL NozIons.


q u- Qeaslemea anl Ladies' Hurn1snia9
SToaE.1 subeestber has taken the store o. broao
street. formerly occupied BY n. w. Moss. nsxf door
to Messu. Grnabs Appsrsons Apotsss:cafy. and has
posed OF the allowing Goods, viz:
Hose and Half Hoss, q everJ material, ESs aad
Gloves s oi oertl.msn ana Ladies, do do. do.
s.ls 0entemers Shirts and Collars, and Buapsuders
0eBrlemenS Merino and Silk shirts, aud Drawers
Ladiss MsTino and silk Vests, Girls and Boys
All kinds Of Nsn Goods. sssh - Tslmas. Hoods,
Bonnsts, opsFs Hoods sesrfs, Nabras, soeEs'
Comets, Lsdiss and Gents Hsndksrchisfs, Zephyr
Knitting Yarns. Tidy and knitting Cotton. Fla.
Spool Cotton, Gent. Stocks, cnvats and scarfs,
lsga " Sewing SILK,
Cotton Waddins, Bats Cords, Whalebones, But
~ Comba, Brushes Pins. Needles, Hooks and Eyes.
Floss Cotton sod Thread.
Embroiderins Silk, Soap, Perfumery, Umbrellas,
AId every other article usually h'P II .I s'
. se 50-8t
" FILLMORE md DeneIsen GIce CIub.--
A Meeting will be held this tTU ESDAY1 evening".
st II O'Clock. at the room over Mr., E. B spenees
HoRE AND sH5' OF FL GEE CLUE All
temen wishing to join the Club are requested 70 at
tend. se 30-lts
~ n u N NOL1Ce.-Vnc aQoDte0u OIL
Housakeapers 10 solicited to see ofFURNiTURE,
&c, &c. to take place this TUESDAY, morning, at 10
O'Clock, at our store.
$3.50 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
~Baltim0re SUN A gcRcy..--The geucy
Of the Baltimore Daily Sun having been trsnf,rred
TO the subscriber and the carriers Barney Moore and
Henry Moore, (saves.) refusing to show the routes,
end the late agent having kept list Of the subsci
bsrs end it being necessary that the fessnt agent
should know who the subscribers in order that
they may be supplied promptly and regularly, all
persons who have been taking the Sun, arerequested
to leave their names with the Agent at No. l2t Broad
street, between 9th and 9th.
JAS A. GENTRY, 8
Sc 50--3tt General Newspaper Agent.
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= CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
$3.50 PriZes.-Lowest Prize $40.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICKETS
PRIZES GUARANTEED
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
[AuthOrized by the State of Georgia.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CLASS 90. wa

To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, In pub
lie,
FRIDAY, October "a, 1856,
on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
~ Purchasers in buying ten Whole Tickets, (when
the numbers end in l, 8, S. 7,s, 9, o. are qua
ranteed to draw prize Of $40 Halves and Quarters
in proportion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

Mr.. JONATHAN CRoss-A Boston correspondent
of the New York Journal Of Commerce states that
Mr. Jonathan Cross, of this city, who has been q
superintendent of Colportage in Virginia and N.
Carolina for several years, is spending some
months in presenting to New England congrega-
tions the openings for the Gospel at sdxouth, and
especially the success of the Tract Society. His
addresses, says the correspondent, have been lis
tened to with great interest, and have produced q
powerful effect on the public mind On the 22d,
Mr.. Cross addressed a number of the laity and
clergy of Boston on the same general subject. He
stated that the late efforts to revolutionize the
Tract Society have somewhat diminished its hold
upon the South but that now, in his field, slaves
are generally permitted to have the publications
of the Society, and in many cases to read them.
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THE PRESIDENTS VIsIT-President Pierce
leaves Washington this morning en- route fer bis
home 10 New Hampshire. He will be received in
Baltimore by the military, numbering about 80
companies. After breakfast at the Gilmor House.
he will proceed to Philadelphia One commission
ed officer from each Of the Baltimore companies
will form a committee, which will escort him as
far as Delaware