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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

THE MODEL ENGLISH HUsBAND.-On a week
day he walks out with his wife, and is not afraid
Of miliiner's shop. He even has change" W he n
asked for ii, aud never alludes it afterwards
He is not above carrying large brown paper par
Gel, or a cotton umbrella, or the clogs or even
holding the baby in his lap in an omnibus He
runs first to knock at the door when il is rain.
ing. He goes outside ii the cab is full He goes
to bed first Ia cold weather. He will get I'D in
the middle of the night TO rock the cradle or An.
swer the door bell. He allows the mother in la v,
to stop in ,he house. He lakes wine with her and
lets her breakfast in her own room He eats cold
meat without murmur, or pickles, and ia indife.
rent about pies and buildings. The cheese is never
too strong, or the beer too small, or the tea too
weak for him.
He believes in Mysteries, and lie melted instantly
with q tear. He patches up quarrel with a vel
vet gown, and drives away the sulks with trim 10
Epson or gig in the park Ga Sunday Hs
goes to church regularly and takes his wife to the
opera once year He pays for her losses at cards
and gives her all his winnings. He never flies out
about his buttons, or brings home friends to sup
per. bis clothes never smell of tobacco He re-
spects the tains and never smokes in the house
lie carses, but never secretes for himself s1he
brown" He iaces his wife.s stays even in the
month OF December, and never asks for FIRE in
me pea room on the most wintry nights He re-
spects the fiction of his wite's age and would as
soon burn his finger as touch the bright poker. He
never invades the kitchen, and would no more
E think OF blowing up any of the servants than of
tne Gunner, OF having the tray brought up
after IL. He is innocent of alaich key
He lets the family go out of town once every
year, while he remains at home with one knife nn
fork, sits on a brown holland chair sleeps on n
curtsinless bed, and bas char.woman to wait ON
him He goes down on the Saturday, and come
up on the Monday, taking with him the clean linen
and bringing back the dirty clothes He checks
the washing bills He pays the housekeeping
money without q suspieion, and shuts his eyes 10
the "sundIies He is very easy and affec,iopa,e
keeping the wedding anniversary punctually:
never complaining il The dinner is not ready;
making the breakfast himself if no one ia down:
Letting his wife waltz and drink porter before com
pany He runs all Der errsnds, pays all her bills
and cries like child at her death
Horace Afoubenr
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[BY TELEGRAPH

(BY EGRAPHl
IOWA. ~
DUBUQUE. Iowa. Nov II. -Twenty.seven coun-
ties heard from officially give Republican gain
of 800 on the August election.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE Nov. l2-Fremonts majority in
this State. is L, 300-the remaining counties will
make 1t $4,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ol2 The official vote of
fifty five counties in Pennsylvania gives
BUCHANAN. SI4
Fusion. 100 l72
Fremont. ....... .l3I- TOO
FILLMORE :..-.--....... 50 O70
Straight out, (Am.) .......,...... 25 $40
The nine counties to hear from are Clarion, Elk,
Clearfield, Fulton Jefferson. Luzerne, Mexican,
Pike and Warren. These counties at the October
election, gave the Union ticket ~ LOG and the
Democratic ticket Is 1877
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- Among the deaths recently announced is
tina. OF RICHARD ARCHER, of Chesterfield. When
we first knew Mr.. Archer he was officer in the
Branch of the United Bank, then located
where Hubbard, Gardner a. Cartons store now
stands. He was regarded as one of the most ca
pa0le aud reliable of its officers At the breaking
up OF tho ank, he elected to an Office in the
Bank of Virginia, aud soon after to that of First
Teller, which responsible station he held to tt g
time of his DEATH His marked devotion to the
duties of his office assisted very much to impair
his health, which had been nfirm for some time -
The very. important trusts confded to him for
long period of his life he discharged with the
strictest fidelity. He was kind, sincere, honora.
Bile aud most estimable gentleman, and preserved
throughout his life character without stain and
without reproach.
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a. Religious Notice.---P rOtcssOr Locs. O.
CINCINNATI viii preach in Sycamore Church ,,
NIGHT fThursdaYl Al II O'clock n.
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rEOne Dollar Ambraty pes. s.-es. yss,sgs
- POWERe 'i5I Main street.
1.sts Mp. aaMoss' Old Gallery,
u now prep.-ed to furnish his customsn ffepds and
tho public generally With FIRST CLASS AMBkO.
TYPES fer one dollar. Come one, come oil. to
no Is-sts 49, POWERe. Eagle Sqasre.
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TODAY, per JnmessCwn .NSWs u elsel
u 400 yaras Of rich nrvss sisks WV oe ea.swh
sishs 1850 ricA etslis, CsShuasss and Long sh'-V
WY ~ s''s.s = ss'''ss jJ,sniILHIsEa I sEo.,
no II isS Broad street.
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[NiTED STATES hUTEL re-opened .
u private boarding house, By the undersigned,
who begs leave respectfully to that there ire now
vacant fine rooms for families and single gen.
temen. Nothing shall be left undone to render this
enterprise worthy the patronage of discerning pub
Iic and t., establish a first class boarding house -
Terms moderate, and exsrtions made to please.
Transients taken at the of Sl25 per day.
&C 22-Im* ] A. JETER.
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wspecial Notice.--I ask attention OF
roceYs and DRY Geods Dealers to my sale OF damaged
l3roceries and Dry Goods THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock,
at the store of w. A. Bell at the corner Of 18th and
F,sntlin streets. r. CAUTHORN,
- Ie-it Auctioneer.
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lTORe TIL K ii up eilitiei's Colder
Z FIuid-a beautiful, glossy and luxurious growth
of Hair can be obtained by its Price 25c Erg-
lish and French Pomadss Hair Oil, &c. For sale by
GEO DOWDEN Chemist, sc
No IS ST. and Broad at.
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NOTICE.--Several pleasant rooms, with
IN Board, may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, ON Grace, between 9Th and 9Th
they having concluded to remain at their pre-.
ssnt residence. few gentlemen can be accomno-
dated as day boarders. se9-ts
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Disagreement o.-....- sS..9ssss3
!. -. m. Nav York Herald upon ascsr'a'nms -
e.- . ~ certainly defeased, announced n'n'
80. s.,tv candidate for 1s60, and exn'DHsu :"
. 800. rod deal Of zeal, whether real or Anec'eo'
'..,,s,sa no one will undertake TO say ine
49, Col Wsbba sheet, sets itseif decided'y
: .,,,.t any nomination Of Fremont At this ume
"a. .n.nscted that webb Is in favor Of Seward
..s. courier SAYS thai any attempt to nominate
$1,000. AZ This time must inevitably produce
r I...-~ ..o,am.n,s and nom binations in favor
So WIN II Seward, John Mclean, samuel
60 p Ranks and dozen others, ana the
ss,.s,,uence yyoua be party of factions becon'
a., each dsy more and more hostile 70 eacn OF :
- =, ,,,.inass with q very passionate appeal
=, -. name Of a great many ihings-whch are
"a, ton sacred for him to mention-tnat 'here may
be mo such folly ~.
Colonel;
: s.ThIs il nonsense. Col Webb wants to get
fremont out of the way In order to bring forw ard
GOV Seward who is his present Idol The great
triumphant republicaa party VIII Rself be no
wnere II il falls into the hands OF the hack polt
clans, and Is pursed and coddled by them for four
wears The only chance OF keeping IL safe and
strong is to wreathe it round the name of Col
Fremont and leave it dormant until he calls il
hostile factions, the very way to provoke them is
70 leave the nomination in 1860 open question"
Bennett, In a subsequent paper, makes All open
attack upon Seward. 1t accuses him Of not desi-
rias the election of Fremont in 1856. 1t says his
defeat answers the purpose of the Seward fac.
tion if they supplaut him in 1866 but. says B, IL
nett, "llis must not be allowed" He says that
the peculiar support" of Seward did much to de.
feat Fremont; and, with the air of Commissioners
Lin, the editor of the Herald, now grown far more
co 1ssquential iu his Gown conceit than any Chi
snese official exclais Let Seward retirel I" Tia,
settles Seward gshash. Whether Webb will take
ire al this ppant disposal OF its arguments agains,
a nomination of Fremont now, aud this attack on
Seward, remains to be seen. But Bennett goes far
to appease or repress the anger of the redouotabe
Colonel by proposing him as candidate for the
L. s. Senate; and in doing this, he heightens the
compliment by associating Webb with himself and
Greeley, Bryant, and Raymond-all for U. s Sc
nator ! That's rare company for old mahogany
stock and percussion lock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

~ Noric e.-Wm +. Bartholomew,
W,tch Maker begs to return bis thanks TO his friends
and the public generally, for tho liberal support
and beinr now perfectly recoyred will give. 70 her
tofore his best attention the reps,ing Of Watches
Of every description, aud ais, Clocks and Jewery;-
Gvely IND having haS over twenty years practical
expeIience at his trade, in England and the United
States he can safely guarantee satisfaction to all who
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
roI1-3t Corner Main and 18th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

NNGLISH, French and American Hair
Il and Tooth Brushes; Buffalo, India Rubber and
Ivory Combs. For sale by .....
GEO. DOWDEN, Chemist, &c
o1S 9Th and Broad st
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I AIDES, ii you ~ ast 10 buy cheap I'm.
IL broi6eries cali at JACOB A. LEWIS, is Main
street. He has Just received by express the cheapest
rot of Collars and Bands ever sold in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

NPICES, GeIat:ne. Flav0ring Extracts.
- A large variety, for sale by 81
- GEO. DOWDEN. Chemist, &c,
rs >ss 9th and Broad ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

NOTiCE...JOHN HAA UKK has been
misaing from his home in Henrieo county since
last Saturday. He was about half psst o'clock
In the evening Of that day, at the Old Market by
several eizena since which there 10 nothing known
shildren- srsafly distressed &C his absence He
y about Y years old about 81 fact high stout built
9TH rudy ecmplexien. sFey eyes and dark hair.--
fully received left At the Dispstch Office or 1t tho
OLD Market with the undermined. -
no Z e FREDERICK BRAUER.
OFFICE MEkGnANTks INSURANCE. Co, a.
kicHMosp. Nov. s. 1856.
DIVIDENDS. Tho Heard Of Directors
- have this day ordered that ont Of the nett pro.
hts0f the Company for the pest four months rous
plus Fund.- and rrnsE PEI CENT. be paid a. 3 divi-
dead 70 The stockholdsrs ct their ocs On or aftes
~ 1910 instant. J. n. MONFA0uE,
20 80 Secretary.
OH TR0 sngar Cared HAMS II s1ore 19r
~ asle On sood terms. 81 7s-'1'
10 y cRENsHA. 1 co.
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III A NJ - ~ BELIEVE, But NEVER.
IL THELESS TKUE.-JACOB A. LEVY is now
selling excellent article Of Black Cot on 81 cents
and superior article at pence Csl;coes at 81 sts
and superior quality fast coiors at pence Worked
Collars at ST. I2t. % ard so cents worth double the
money Linen Handkerchief at 81; Towels, all Ii.
men, at $l.5Aper dozen. Cambria Bands at only Is
cens for the whole band. Check Muslin al LIZ ceris
Swiss Muslin ~ izt Gems; hesvy quilted sknsst
Blankets at low prices. Table Cloths and Napkins
at great bargains JACOB A. LEVY,
No 10 No Ii Main n
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a FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD...
az Runaway from the St Charles Hotel, my Me-
Ia gro Boy, about 10 or 20 years of age, named
N MACK. He is a boy purchased of DIR. John
IL. Shelton, of Mellon county. Said boy sold
by Lewis Marshall of Fauquier county, near Oak
Hill, and was formerly owned by VIM. MarshalPs
Said boy is about feet or inches
high, light complexion, and very freckled When he
left he took with him q suit of cloth g. fol-
lows: Dark cashmere pants. plush velvet vest
dark frock coat and green over coat He had on q
esp.
/ will give tho above reward if taken in or out Ct
the state. He may have free papers. He must be
delivered to secured in Jail so that get him.
... THOS. M. FARKOW,
M 1S-ts Charles Hote Rjchnerd Va
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4 ,OaPAHINEhc SHIP NOElIE lnr sn
~ dersignsd have formed co.par inership for Tho
purpose of oondusting General Commission and
Forwarding Business under the firm oil BUrLFRk
BOWDEN
They respectfully solicit consgnnents Of Forsign
and Domestic Goods, and of Tobacco, Flour Wheat
and Corn.
Office corner 18th and Cary street, Richmond, Va.
THOS. r. BUTLER
no 8-dImc1m ROBERT BOWDFN
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a L WILL sell my riding horse M 4.
~ ZEPPA, having now but little uss for him
de may be seen at my offi,e Shocko.
Warehouse, or ut the Exchange Stables of Messrs
Lee OVERLY. He is one OF the finest and most de.
1ightful ridir horses in Virginia.
M Is-ta - D. WILLIAMS
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BONNET 'VELVET...I have in store nm
- excellent article of Black and Brown Silk Vel
vet, suitable for making Bonnets, to be sold cheap.
no IS JACOB A. LEVY Is Main IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

DkO DONO PC bLiCO...The very sud-
den changes In our climate must necesssrily pro.
duce severe colds In many instances which may lead
70 Bronchitis Pneumonia, Pieurisy and Consumption
Hence the suggestion is certainly not an improper
one, that all persons having colds should not delay
70 use the best remedies OF these the subscriber
slant Relief or courh Mixture AveSs S.bsryv Pa.
toral; Bryan's Puuonic WATERS Gc. full supply
Of which may always be found At the Apothecsry
and Prescription Store Of a
JNo. w. GARLICK, Market Place,
no II Franklin street.
Wit.
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VTELVET BIO NNETs, VELVET BON-
Y NErS-Just opened, lot If the cheapest Vel.
vet Bonnets in this city. All in want of really
cheap and fashionable Bonnet will consult their in
terest by calling Immediately and supplying them-
selves. as they going very fast, at
l. l.. WELLS Dry Goods and Fancy Store,
p mn "a AZ Main AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

u CHANT a WEISIGER have resolved si'iko
lot of Country Knit Socks large and heavy, Ja''"'
thing for servants. Call at No u NAN sIes' ~
no IL MERCHANT. WElsI9Ln -.
NTOHE NEW CLOTHiNti.-i have ~.
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Black and FseeY ,erg.
Vests, something desirable add tasty, ana ,oa '''
low, by WIN. ihA .,rs,t
no u iA4 maa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

NNKS. WHARTON, of the Revere House
yl 1corper Of Sd and franklin street, hiss still
occupied very desirable suite of rooms for the
counrnodation Of private family, and Is now pre-
pared Trsusient Day BesIders on the most
reasonable terms no tr2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

IN A DEED UFTRUsT, dated 24tn Oeto'
L Der, 1856, and duly recorded in tne Clerks once
of the Hus;ings Court of the City OF kichmosa ~
". Ford, Esq has conveyed to me. for certain Ful.
poses therein mentioned al of his accounts sysiy
description. l have appointed Mi. L. LE"ismy
agent to collect these sccounts 10 whom 81 ,sl
les indebted to said M. w. Ford, are reQue"sa "
make payment. ,s r..
M l2-SfF III. w. WATklNS, IIustoe.-
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1.-TWO very desirable ROOMS at Mrs
L BURTON's Boarding house, corner OF 9Th and
Franklin streets. One OF the rooms mentioned II
situated on the first floor with gas and large elose
the other the second floor, very god room.
tJ--tw
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LOST.

UST, THlKT DOLf,AkS NE MAK ~,
L Leaf on Main street Tuesday night. POCKET
BOOK, containing about $50 or S85 in Virginia and
North Carolina money, and two or three dollars in
soms open sccounts reward of ten doilsrs will DO
paid for the return of tbs papers or thirty dollars for
the whole if returned to this office.
A. 4. BAILEY, Hallsboro',
M 13-N* Powhatan county. Va.
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JOHNS SHARE.

Dad said hopeful sp'ig how many
fowls are there on The table?'
Why said the old gentleman. as he
looked complacen,ly on pair of finely
roasted chickens. that were smoking on
the dinner table. why my son there are
two
Two" replied the smsrsness, there are
three sir, and I'll prove it,
'Threel' replied the old gentlema n. who
was plain ma tier of. fact man, and uu-
dersiood things as be saw them. I'd like
to see you prove that.
Easily done. sir. easily done! Ain't
that one'' lsyirg his knife On he first.
Yes. that's cerisin.' said his dad.
And ain, that ;wo?' pointing to the
second. and don't enc and two make
thTee?'
REALITY said the father. turning to The
old lady. who was in amazement al the
immense Learning of the son, really wife,
this boy is genids. and deserves to be
encouraged for it. Here. old lady. do
you take one fowl. and I'll take the Sec
ond. and John may have the third for his
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All of the common pills of the dav. called
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ner as the bowels are moved by eating some
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feeble. and again become costive and bound
up. Honce arises dyspepsia and host Of 9th
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szIgn,S GONGsa RAESAIs.
|

As prepared from receipt from an eminent
L member of he Medical profession, and So
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TRY 1T, and you will find restoration of
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Sept. %, 1876. 27yl.