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NJ J. RICE, NJ. D., Physician and
IL Surgeon. B,seevine Center, TrunbrH Co %
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sooks raj Ia. aver s.sn brought 10 this tswa.
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7 DAVIS. NJ. D.. Physician & Sur
~ . gccn. oesce at his r~esiiencs on Mirkst street.
for doors east Of the Bank. Yeb IS
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IL Slow customers, and all others owing rs
money past due, are respectfully informed that they
mast pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
expect cash for taem-sometime. A word to the wise
is sufficient. loot 1877 PACKARD & BARNUM.
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~ S. PADDOCK, Dealer in HATS,
i CAPS, FURs, BUFFALO ROBES, CARTEL
BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &c. IS Superior Street, Clere
and. Ohic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
BrARp WEARING sooIErY-A numb,

DEAhU HEAHINU DUCIETY,-A number
Of gentlemen in this city about forming soci-
ETY., the member OF which to pledge themselves
to remain unshaven for six months Each mem
Der is to make monthly contribution. 90 a. to
have fund on hand for benevolent purposes,
which fund is to be distributed Ly q committee Of
tc society, at stated times, on purely charitable
objects. Persons wishing to join the society," will
have to present their names and be elected by bal.
lot. The orgnators OF this organization are op-
posed to sharing in every form, aud as some of
them are Of the opinion that long boards are con-
duciveto health they desire to test the effect up
on themselves. We like the charitable feature Of
the Association very much, aud II suffcient num-
Der Of persons can be induced to join, to raise
means for the poor the coming winter, will make
no complaint oflong boards.
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% PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
~ UGGlsTS,
-xs DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
Al Er

ZA WINDOW GLASS, &c,
No. u Pearl street. Richmond. Va.
Nearly opposite their Old Stand
OFFER for sale very low for CASH, On the usual
credit to prompt customers who wish 10 purchase
time, their usual large and well selected assortment
which has been purchased the most adyaBta
geous terms. aad principally for CASH. Their stock
is very large, and comprises the following In part
5000 lbs. best INDIGO
600 lbs. good NADER
60 kegs SUP CARB. SODA
SO euncee QUININE
800 do pure refined sALTPETRH
$500 do refined BORAXs
bbls refined CAMPHOR
is casks SAL. SODA
% bbis. SPLITS TURPHNTINE
~ boxes STARCH
100 baskets and boxes SWEPT OIL
100 boxes Colgate's SOAPS
bbls. WHITE GINGER
Is gross Brown WindsOr SOAP
10 do Yankee SOAP
50 do BLACKISG
1000 kegs Lewis WHITE LEAD.
80 bbIs. Spanish BROW \ and vepetian RED
1000 lbs. PARIS GREEN, dry and In oil
o0 bags BLACK PEPPER
10 bales CLOVES
IS bags ALLSPlCE
goo gallons LIN5EED OIL
1000 1000 do YAcHfNE OIL
1900 lbs GUM ARABIC
1000 lbs TONKA BEANS
100 boxes Ground SPICES
/ case RHUBARB
10000 Havana CIGARS, Of various grades
MEDICINES.
ag-. All orders carefully packed, and forwarded
with dispatch.
B-The quality Of all articles warranted to pur-
chasers. PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
Druggists No. IS Pearl street
Nearly OpDlgite their old stand
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ORpINAN RATrs.-The owners Of

ORDINA NCE RATEs.-The owners Of
hacks are occasionally reminded. by q summons to
the Mayors Court, that ordinance Of the city
requires the rates of charges TO be eonspcuously
posted inside of the hack that all who ride may
know what they are legally bound TO pay. This
law WAS passed to prevent inpositions by haekmen
but as many of them fond of extra charges,
they often conceal the rates under the seats. and
the swners are 6ned for not complying with the
law. In other cases, when the rates are properly
posted mischievous passengers often deacs or tear
them down, and thus subject the owners 70 hnes.
Now. to avoid these annoyances in future, We ad-
wise the hackmen to have the rates printed on
their carriage curtains, or lining II well done,
the printing would detract nothing from the
finish" of the vehicle, and at the same time put
| ali end to all future complaints.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
FIRE Works AND BALLOON ASCENSION

Tonight is the time appointed for the grand die
Fire Company No. 4, and from all that we have
been enabled to learn the affair promises to he one
of unusual interest. During the exhibition two
handsome balloons are to be sent off and at its close
tn great mammoth balloon, thirty-siI feet high,
will slip its moorings and ascend on high The
ArInOry Band is engaged for the occasion, sI by
way Of ensuring the comfort Of all who attend the
ground will be patrolled during the evening BY
fifty policemen. If the evening proves to be
PHEASANT one, We suppose that all who can spare
quarter will be hand and that the ladies In par
ticular. who arc always warm friends Of the hrs-
Asr, will be largely represented,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

FIGHTING.-John Tierney and Alexar
der Barrett were before the Mayor yesterday fbr
fighting in the street In rear of the gas works
Alter brief set TO" in which Bsrrett's profile
suffered prodigiously, Tierney went down, aud
Barrett mounted him, but finding that he was ss
hard to manage as before Barrett jumped, seized
his opponent, threw him into the dock, and then
rams of. In default OF bail tine beligsreuts were
ocHed up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
AMERICAN DRowsEp.-The Liverpool Post Of es,,

AMERICAN DRowsED.-The Liverpool Post, Of 2eth
Of August, has the following
Yesterday week, the dead body Of a man was
found floating in the Humber, near Hull and on
examining it f52S in American money was found
in belt concealed under his shirt. He had been
staying some time at the Golden Cap Hull the land
lord of which stated that the deceased gave his
name Thomas Ross, and said he was an American
On searching his effects nugget of gold was found
nearly as large egg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

HEAVY SEA.-We learn from the master Of one of
the many vessels that have put in this pert for a
hsrbor from the Northeaster Of Sunday night ana
yesterday, that the roll of the waves along our
coast, and even inside the cspes, was unusually
heavy.-Norfotk Argus of Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

QUESTION oP LONGITuDR-In the Natter of n,
McLosley Estate.-A curious question of fact has
arisen in this case. upon one branch whereof the
Surrogate has already rendered decision. The
tsstator who died in Paris. left legacy of $4,000
to his niece. living in Dubuque, Iowa 1t turns
out that both uncle and niece testator and legaee
died the same day. If she died first the legacy
ceases; if he died first, it goes to her heirs 1t
looks now as if the question of priority of death
must be decided by longitude.-N. u (bna. Adr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

DESIAL.-Consul keenan,, who, it was said
caused the American flag to be displayed In the at
tack of the British upon Canton. denies the story
He says the flag was taken into the Governors
palace by seaman belonging to the U. 8. ship Le
want. and that the only agency consul X. had in
the transaction was to remove the flag.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MORNING. sEpTENnEIR I'i,,,. 70 ,s,7


DESCENT PROM BALLOON IN pARAcHurs.-Tbe
Philadelphia Ledger, in noticing a balloon ascen
sion by NJ. GODDARD, from that city, Monday after
noon, says:
All quarter before six, the Godards and two
gentlemen who had secured passage for the ariel
voyage at twenty-five cents per pound, prepared TO
Iea,e terra frmd. Mona Il. GODDARD took his place
win the passengers in the baeket while his broth
er, h Godard, seated himself upon q small bar Of
woou attached to the parachute beneath the balloon
ne ire sanai was given to let go, and the voyagers
'iol HoIt at rapid rate, the wind taking them in
southern direction. After the balloon had reach
90 an elevation of 5000 feet it began to descend ra
p,u'y, ana the parachute beneath began to expsnd.
a'ia ~heh perfectly filed the cord coppscting il
" "ih tne basket was cut, and the parachute began
" descend Slow iy and easily while the balloon "a.
..sls lor short distance with some ranii;tv
en- n'1n, however was checked by the opening Of
sne .aSe aud allowing the gas to escape Tho da.
1s n. y, .he parachute was Witnessed with much
The lily ny lne immense crowd on Lemon Hill.
n Inc balloon then landed at the re.idencs of Me-
~ ~".'chaei L. jackson, one mile below Darby i, NJ
"mare county, where the party were entertainad 70
an sAceiient supper. The parachute landed abont
nan me m west of the Bell Tavern, on the Darbv
evening at o'clock. III 'ne CITY last
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UNION STEAMSHIP CON-


PANY-FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA
NSIe4k1C CITY POINT AND NORFOLK steam
80 er CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Mitchell; sleamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain b. Rooms.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Richmond,
DAY touching at City Point ana Norfolk to receive
aiLySns ana pSsSshSgss rsn y'ar1ing sphg pha
ings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now In hne order increased GO
coulmodations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added as also more room for freight; and We
hope. by regularity. dispatch and In protecting
goods committed to charge to receive ami norease
Of patronage.
R5- No transhipment by this line.
Passage brongh to New York and found $40 90
Do do Philadelphia andfound, ut
cabin, 100
Passage through to Philadelphia. ne, found. ID
cabin, nC
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. by the
River Boats.
~ Passengers by this line can stop In Philadel-
phia two three days and then proceed 70 New York
By the same ticket. ii. E. TUTTLE, Agent,
an 6 Rocketts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

Wool TRADE-At the recent wool sales in London
the foreign demand, it is stated, was much larger
than usual, and the rates established were higher
than any known for several years past. The total
quantity sold was SO, ,305 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

RELEASE OF WEsDT.-We are gratiied to learn
that Rev Mr. Wendt, of Galveston, Texas, whose
arrest in Russian Poland for an old alleged politi-
cal ofense, we mentioned in our last, has been re-
leased letter was received from him by the last
mail, stating that he was set at liberty after de-
tention of four weeks-GoEreston CirfLinn. A,t1 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

INTERESTING RELIc.-The first spinning wheel made
west of the mountains. and presented to the first
woman married in the Miami Valley, will be placed
in the exhibition of the Mechanics Institute Cincin-
natl, during the display in September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

LARGE TRRs.-0n the 18th of July, an oak fell
down near Bres.au, in Prussia which was at least
1900 years old. This giant Of the vegetable king
dom had circumference of 66 feet (2I feet diam
eter at its base and of 33 feet at the place where
it's three powerful branches separated. 1t Is sup
posed to have been as large as any tree In Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

The UNITED STATES AND MADEIRA-A correspon-
dent of the Washington Union at Funchal, Madeira,
writes that there is very little commerce be.
tween the United States and Madeira owing to the
total failure Of the vintages in Madeira since 1851
and to their being only one article of export,
namely wine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

FiRs.--About o. clock yesterday morn
ing. Bath Cottage in Rockets owned by N. ". Ty-
l'r, was set on FIRE and entirely destroyed. A man
named Wallace. who was sleeping In the house as
the time narrowly escaped with his life. when
the second story bsindow and escaped, aftsr cut
ting and burning his hands dresdfuliy. Tylsr's
loss Il x25D0 es-ss ss-sfa II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

DISTURBING A CoSGREGATIoS.- grey
haired sinner, known as Thomss Brittop, appeared
before the Mayor yesterday 70 answer the charge
Of disturbing the congregation worshipping at
we.ley Chapel, the night before. Tom had been
indnlging freely in stimuiants and feeling piously
inclined, rolled mp his slsooks and marched into
church. where he was ms by member, who ss-
corted him from there u $fe cage. On promising
better conduct In futurd . was released
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

FINE GRAPES Some of the most de.
licious grapes we ever tasted were seot us ysstsr
day by A. BARaAsiS, Esq, which were grown In his
garden in this city. The basket contained large,
grown by MIR. B. II any Of our readers wish to rear
this delicious fruit We advise them to call on Mr..
H. and engage cuttings" In time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

THE HuMBCG OF RoYALTY.-While Englands In
dian empire is in revolt, and a war is pending with
China, the late commander of the forces In the
Crimea, Sir William Codrington. has been assigned
to the command of-the Prince of Wales who Is
making tour in the Rhenish provinces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

ANOTHER VERSION OF THE DEAru or psovvs0o.
fhAScis'-fhe New York Times confirms the 70.
psasa - .nS fsna'na papers, that the shooting of
Professor Francis, in Ecuador, was accidental 7.
says: ~
LAST laii the state of Iowa dispatched Professor.
9a oose ana FRANCIS to Ecuador to make certain sc
enIlhc explorations. These gentlemen have has
III III that country since November last PROSECUTING
their researches. They had left Quito. and vers
making their way toward the Amazon. intend;no
10 return to the United States by that route. TbeS
had stopped for few days at an Indian settlemant
on the banks OF tho Napo river. During their .tav
there Professor Moore accidentally shot his friend
and companion.
Nv hist in the act of cleaning his gun it went off.
and its contents of buckshot entered the breast
neck Of Professor Francis, which caused his death in
q few days. As may be expected Professor Moore is
greatly distressed He at once asked for AN in nyss.
tigation of the matter which has been had result
ing in acquitting him of all blame. Our resident
Minister at Quite is in possession of all the facts
connected with this melancholy affair, as well AZ
the judicial proceedings had in the premises, and
doubtless will forward them to our Government at
Washington"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

GREAT IRON BRrDGE.-The bride of the Catasau-
qua and Poglesville road in Lehigh county, Penn,
height of SIS feet 1t contains 500 Of iron, and
has cost but about $40 foot, or about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

WALTER ScoTT's "PsvERIL ON THR pEAK"-The
original manuscript in the autograph of Sir Walter
Scott, WAS sold recently at the rooms of Messrs
Sotherby Wilkinson and was knocked down af.
ter some competition, for $780, being 10 more than
it produced when Sir Walters manuscripts were
sold by auction in August, 1s31-Losdon raper
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The MEMBERS of Springfield Division.

The MEMBERS OF npringheId DIVISION,
Sons Of Temperance, were addressed at "Lsigh
street Baptist Church." on Wednesday night last,
by Col. Thos. j. Evans, DIR. Lee and Rev. Mr. Keep
Ter. The speeches we're listened to by large num-
ber Of persons, and the speakers we're frequently
applauded. After the exercises at the church
we're over, the Division marched to Temperance
Hall, where fine supper awaited them, and TO
which full justice was done. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

A CRITICsN.--An elderly Pennsylvania woman
with her daughter, looking at the marble statue of
Girard, in the College building the other day, star
tied the bys.anders by exclaiming, ia, Sally, how
white he was.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

FALSE ALARM.-An alarm Of 6re, be-
tween the hours OF Q and 10 O'clock last Tuesday
night, was caused by the rising moon. The osils
rang and the fremen had run, but found 10 ems
my TO encounter 1t that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

STEALING Bras The FIVE boys. DAN
lei kef, George Euba Owen Rawling. Benjamin
sharp and James BaXer. charged with stealing
brass from the steamer Ben sheppard was partially
examined before the Mayor yesterday, and then
continued for further hearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

JuGGLRRr.-The Chinese Juggiers are
announced 10 give one Of their grand entertain
ments At Metropolitan Hall this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Members and Junior Members may renew their csr-
tifcatss by calling the Secretary, at the Hall Of
the Institute. northwest corner Of Main and 18th
streets, any day this week, between the hours Of
IL O'Clock, A. NJ and half past o'clock, p. NJ
All annual memberships are renewable on the lst
day of July in each year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

ROMANTIC FUSEEAL CoRTEGr.-A funeral cor
tege of unusual proportions passed through the
streets of the second district one day last week.
The hearse was drawn by four white horses, and
fifty carriages followed. By the hearsc one man
walked with his hat in his hand, while the remain
der of the followers were in the carriages. The
peculiar circumstances of the funeral were these:
About three months ago two German citizens we'll
circumstanced in life, were on a drinking frolic
together. During their convivislity they dis.
covered that they were both from particular
part of Germany.
They thereupon ratified a perpetual friendship
and under the enthusiasm of the OCCASION, went so
far as to make funeral compact the provisions Of
which were that the first one to die should be bu-
red by the other, the survivor to pay all the ex-
pepses, to have the hearse drawn by four white
horses, and followed by fifty carriage and to walk
himself by the side Of the hearse as chief mourner
One of the parties hsppen,d to die last week; the
other fulfilled his compact Us above described
" q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

RoBBgRY-0n the night of the 23d of August the
house of Mr.. Edward Watlington, ST.. of Guilford
county, N. c., was broken into. and $500 In money
and s. 600 in bonds stolen therefrom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

Miss MADELINE sMIrH.-The Glasgow Herald, of
oath Of August says:
Miss Madeline Smith left her fathers residence at
Row In the close of the week before last 1t is un-
derstood that she is to be permanently resident
with family in England, where, in all likelihood
she will assume different name. The place Of
Miss Smiths residence il, believe, only know q
to her nearest relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

QuRScHsR RoR yEsUvIus.-Among partv of
Americans travelling in Europe, was one Ia Yam
neel VINO uh"liing to admit Of any superiority in
Europe over his own country wouid alwavs teI, =,
something to snatch" whatever ne was taken to
see. In Italy they ascended yesuvius when that
volcano was much disturbed. and he remarked
well. 1t ls considerable of fire, but We have a
water privilege in America fmeaning Niagaral that
guess, would squirt it out in about i've minutes "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

SALES OF PRoPERrY.-The house and lot in the
town of staunton, fer many wears the residence
oI the late Samuel Clarke, was sold on Saturday
iast, at public auction, by ]. N Hendren. Com'r..
loi the sum OF s3.i25. Henderson NJ Bell was the
~ ~pulsnaser Inc hotel and farm at Buffalo Gap. the
n N, trout, Conn., for s4sS0 25 Mr.. Herring. Dur
onasrr: The tract contained 723 acres The ssHup-
man ma hrm, lying miles from Staunton. contain
s Wsn i.o acres, was sold on Tuesday, by Jno. n.
't pnIieh' I' Domr:, for $40 per acre. Vim. A. Bell
anu J0hn Irimble, purchasers A tract of land.
ne", west View, containing 25 acres. sold on We'd
me.hay' Dy the same. for gel so per acre Peter II
Eiuson, Observation-Disclosures Spectator