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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

NARROW EecAPE-The steamship Empire City
from New Orleans for New York, which put int
Norfolk for repairs, had a narrow escape from
laundering The Norfolk Herald of yesterday
says:
Capt McGowan was under the necessity of cut
ting away the frward works Of the steamer. l.
u>- "a fuel to enable him to get into this port
lie feared at one time it would be necessary T..
destroy his handsome saloon for fuel, but by skill
tu management it WAS avoided. The destruction
II the works of the steamer for fuel will re4uirs
at least sl.5'm to replace. During the passage tn
boiler sprung leak braces were broken and othe
damage done to the machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
~ JUST RECEIVED RY

JUST RECEl fD WI
JAS. WUODHOUSE CO.
iUY LIVINGSTONE; or Thorough A new no
''OEMS. b, Rosa ysrteur Johnson 81 90.
HINTS on Health, by VIM. b. Coale, NJ d now edi-
tion, enlarged: SIC
LEIGH HUNTS Poems. now first entirely collected
revised by himself, and edited, with an iutroduc-
tom. by 5. Adams Lee vols, in blue and gold,
HI>I ny of King Philip. by Abbott. A new vol
ume, &c.
THE HEART of Mid Lothian. two new volumes of
Ticknor's Household Edition of the Wavere!
Novels $50
WHITE LIES: by Charles Reade, author of Christie
tombstone.
OR. BAkfHs North and Central Africa. Travels
in North and Central Africa; being journal OF
an expe' titon undertaken under the auspices o.
ii. Ms Government in the years lsto-lSl5.
By Henry Barth ph. b D. l.. Fellow Of th,.
Royal Geographical and .siatic Ssci"ties. 4c.-
Profussly and elegantly illustrated. 3vois .svo
5 80 per vol. Vol. now rrady-New York kdi
ton Also. the elegant ENGLISH Edition, with
colnred illustrations. Dr. Bar,h's wonderful ira
wells approach The Equator from the North as
marty rs DIR. Iivingstan's from the South. and
thus show to future travellers the field which
still r"nains OPEN for exploration and r-srsrcI,
I0SS-rlDE, by Marion iIarIand, author of Alone "
Another supply just received.
II r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

~ ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes, has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. 1T Main stree,
Richmond, Wa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

THE SINGULAR SUICIDE AT NIAGARA PALLs.-Ai
Gnglishnau, well dressed and supplied with ord
nary luggage. rived in the threat Western" train
Niagara Falls on the 18th instant, and registere,
his rme on the books of tho Clifton House as "
+ Allen, Montreal. After getting to his room, h,
yrdered bottle Of wine. drank 1t. wrote two let
ters and then came down stairs. walked delibeI-
ately ont On Tahle Rock, waded into the water
far eIe rapid current would permit took off hi
hat and threw it, and plunged himself over tn
precipice into the roaring cataract to DO seen Ii,
more.
The letters left in his room were opened On
waS directed To a Miss Allen. Ireland-probably n
4lstrr--the other TO a business firm in Montreal -
The first WAS a. unintclligihle scrawl; the Other
could only be deciphered partially.
IN his way from the depot lie asked the driver
whether any one hal ever Jumped over the fall
without being killed An answer in the negative
brought the response that he could or would do il
This threat WAS regarded by the driver as foolish
} lie boast; but about 81 z. NJ, the stranger made
The attempt. Whether he intended to commit suI
eide or simply outjump Sam Patch. probably
.,ne will ever be able to tell. The leap certain
Is was premeditated. but the letters assign III
reason for the rash act. lie seemed to have plen
" of money, and gold watch and chain all o
which, with his body, will probably lie wedge
in the crevices of the rocks at the bottom of Mia
CARA river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
VALUABLE BEAyERDAM LAND IN

Gb0ClILAND COUNTY FOR SALE.-Faving
married 10 tn" county ofAppomattoI and purchased
l Farm in that section, l have determined to sell
my vain 'blo farm known as Aspen drove. II con-
tiius 78S acres adjoining the lHnda Of Col. Pet r
,iuerrant. John :, Fleming, and Il ~aterrd nv the
celebrated Bsverdam Gre and it's tributaries. -
there about eighty or one hundred acres nf first
rate low grounds 20 acres of wood land in Original
growth equal to any in the county, and heavily tim
perrd, capable OF producing the finest quality ni
tobacco portion of the balance Of the land IL in
lines and the rest cleared. and though hally Guilt
sated for several years is susceptible OF the highest
tate Of Improvement. The buildings consist Of y
dwelling fsuSe. two stories high seven rP'ms Ne
no quarters, ice House, Tobacco Houses and other
buildings usual on such Farm the situation is as
"autful and healthy as any in the county, and the
neigh borhood good. 1t is about four miles from the
iames River and kanawha Canal, five miles from
he Courthouse, mile from the contemplated line
known the straixht-shoot from Richmond to
Charlottesville, and q miles from the city Of Rich
,nond
1t is useless to give any further description 81
invite those DESTROYS to purchase to come and cx-
I'M ne for tn. nselvrs Offer it privately for sale
until the 2nth day of October next. and If not sold
,rvatrly Def re- will offer it on that dac, fair If
not the next fair day thereafter, at Public Aucti"n
N tho premises The terms will be accommodating
and made known on the dav Of sale. s~@ll proceed
SOW the usual crop of wheat. 1 will also cell to
ne purchaser, if desired, some valuable bl'oded
h"rses ami cattle and al my crops 1t is rarely such
IN estate is in the market.
Ny Post-OfIice Is Beaver Dam Goochahd Co.
seIs-3taw5w JOHN T. A. MARTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

GoLD FROM misunderstanding to a parlia
mcntary paper just published, the totals Of golU
shipped from Australia during the year 1856 were
el3S,007 from New south Wales and fl2.0l5 rs
from Victoria. Uf the latter fl0S09 652 was Sent
TO England. fI74496 to India and China, f621.1lt
to Sydney, Adelaide and Tasmania, and E 800 to
America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

7 TIE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL INVENTION
| ST. Louis Sept l7-Dispatches from Leconptor
| say that the Constitutional Convention had all
jnnrned until the third Monday in October. The
free state delegates refused to take seats In the
/ htdy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

MAIN STREET.-Why is it that every one zoe.
LhFf'St Because he il selling unprecedented
inen tdkt+: only IS cents, worth IS; Gent. Fancy
sord"red lidkf>. at 373s, worth 81 Rich Figured
,ets at New York cost ali kinds Of Uoop and * er
on Skirts. Clnaks! tlo,k. Clnak- Bargains in
Embroidered Hdkfs, Needl-work Collars. Sleeves,
&c. &c. Hurry, hurry, hurry to
IEVV,S Mi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

STRONG MINDED WoNEy.--Nancy Pitcher, Phebt
Varney Rosetta IL Kerr. and certain other laie'
and gentlemen of Erie county. \. Y, have issued
circular calling a convention of the friends of hu
man progress for tho 2lth, 18th and eth insrant-
Nancy PITCHER and her associates state that their
object is - g,.fn n true knowledge of the natur,
aud atribu IS of man, his duty in the present and
his de.t inv in the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
NORTHERN MARKETS.

BosTox. Sept. 1i.--Cotton Mill, Number Two. a
New Market, New Hampshire, was destroyed by ir'
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

SPECIE kxPokrLD'-of the 10000, 900 of domestic
specie exported from this country during the year
ending the Beth Of June ssI 600 600 and nearly .
third was bullion. And Of the upward Of sl2.too.
600 Of specie imported, little less than half mil
lion WIS bullion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

SAILED roR EUaors.--rhe steamer Asia sailed
f'pn New York 10 Liverpool Wednesday, with ~
Passengers and $4,000 III specie. The steamer
Ericsson, for Bremen on the same. day took l23
passengers among whom werc Mr.. Rittemalstsr
sai H. D. Ward, Of yHgiais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
IsNow OPEN FOR IRIS RkC kPTloS OF PATI Es7
In GrpsunN HuPr farussriy

Richmond, 70,
FOR TIE CURE op ArL NERVOUS piIADIr,,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY,
IsNow oPRN FOR rrs RECEPTION oT PATTI EsTs.
DR. GERsHoN HUFr, formerly of
the city Of New York and late Of she city OF licking
ton 81, 10 the Medical FSenty OF which cities ne
offers rl reference, having devoted himself " abe
important speciality 0f klectro Therapeutics wall 1T
this Institute direct his attention Hanat 20 the
of Paralysis Neuralgia, npinsl Affections, AeG
and Chronic Rhrumatlsih, 81. Win. Dane. nervous
Affections Of the Head. stomach. Spleen and Liver,
Kindness from Paralysis Of the cptc nerve, tamsu
rtesl Deafness from PsrSly Of The Anitory nerve
Joint. slInsculnr Contracticns and all dseares Incl
dent 10 trmai'-, by his peculiar mode Of kAFtoIrss
nlkGTKItTry.
I-many have attempted IN employ this subtle
agent in the dsFeS~s witt out the least com
paratye success, Dr. HnG would beg leave b. SAT
That hi. stern cannon be initiated without much RI
DR. J. LEE JuSER. Licrntiate q the Royal Col
ege nf Physicians ot Ion'hn. whose success IN Ia
treatment and at airs ASS Of the deneTsti.e
gans and Chronic Dhseastr ~ thai metropolis Il we'll
known In engaged In this lnatlt nte.
Mrs Watson, lhte Madame Bourgeois, Matrun Of
the Instunte whore hong acpnaipance with the pro-
neseon, adedby ho iarvnsticrabm experience in the
Diagnosis and Pr'gnoNls Of Disease and fherap~u "
tics generally, Cher mther and husband having bssn
Physicians, and she their sssistantl will perhaps ls
ment will be suitably Allied
In many local di-vas.s. remedial agents are trans
anasa, runners pnf1 e Ir eirI II tSe ou
sii GLANDS, &C, sucresstnily treated without the
knife.
The Chemical and irnrroved Fumexatins Baths Of
the late Ur. tales, OF Paris France sinnst. nd
~ this institution They have very sslstsry inna-
over those Of a crofulous nstnrN Jntiscious
administration OF these bths (eihUnt any other re-
medal agent have cured irvpsy In 10. most fearful
form, ChIlls and F~vers secrbatio Affections, and
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered 70 iadtes once week By
the Marion Of the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment Of the Electro The
rapentic In-titutc. are requested 20 apply ie COPY
Of acknowledgements. which will be nfaiied free 70
their adiress. Attending ply sleians
ukRsHOM HUFF. w.p.
y. LEE JOINS, NJ. u
wg- Reception hours mon, o'clock A. tinsP,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

SISorLAR INSTANCE OF pEATH.--0n Saturda,
morning, A man narrl 0Rrien and his wife. liv,
ing at Fast Cambridge. Mas, both of whom hac
been sick Of consumption for year. died within
three hours Of each other. The one who died last
was not anprlsed of tho death of the other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
FATAL BOILER EXPLDSION-FoUR CHILDRE,
KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE boiler of the Telegraph
Fleur NiIlI, between Falls Avenue and Fawn
street, exploded this morning dcmolishing the
boiler hou-e and three small dwellings, killing
four children and seriously scalding the engineer
and several others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

ARRAY IN KANsN.--At a ball in Leromptou
Kansas. IN ARRAY occurred In which c. Bally was
stabbed snpPo-ed nortally, by W. b. Brockett
formerly Of Alexandria, Va. Mr.. b. was held il
81 900 bail to answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

NOTlCE.-The CO partnership between
~ 4. l.. West 4 g. P. y smith for nnrnosa Of Ar
hitecture, &c is DIS continued from this day hy mu-
'uai CONSENT {. I n. smith having drtermis d to
from the city. The nnscttla affairs of the con.
'ern will hn attended {" by A L. West, who will con-
tnue the business rs hereto ore.
ALBERT T.. WEST.
G. 4. N. SMITH
Sept. II, 1857. &c ls-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

FARM AND ALUM SPRINGS SoLp.--Mr Robert {
Steel sold his farm and Anm Springs, in Hath Co.
Va. ~ public sale. tho 18th of August, for S750O
Purchased by John q. Allstnck. of korkhridgr
The farm md springs lie three miles from the hil
borough Depot on the Virginia Central Railroad
and directly on the Cownastnro river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

RAcEs.-At the races which camo Of Tuesday, at
the Union Course, Ooag Island.) prince" won
| Lancet being lame. At the Centrevilie Course.
Lancet beat the Rose of Washington"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

A Coon EXAMPLE FOR CoNGREssMFv.--The MaasG 4
tWisconen) Journal Gays that Hon. c. e. VAST
hurnr VI. c.. from that district, has presented t.
III State Historical Society, the books which have
COME 10 him rs a member of Congress. They mum
Der several hundred volumes, many Of them o
great ynlnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
THE OHIO RIVER.
rnTTOE MILL BURNT

WHEELING. Va, Sept. 1.-THE Ohio River con
tnues falling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

TE3FTT3 HAS been at my house since
Vf-M April. q COW. With red sides. white slse-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

T T-On Friday last, somewhere in
II Richmond MILK B0oK. A liberal reward
will be paid for its return at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

TIE LENNON SLAVE CAsE-The Lennon slave case
been taken mp In the supreme Court OF New York
but owing to the sickness of Charles UConor. the
counsel for the state of Virginia II postponed
The third Tuesday In this month was Subsequent
fixed for the argument.
Lola Montez is lecturing on Beautiful Women"
In ogdensburg. NJ Y.
The agricultural foir at Wheeling, Va, is now in
progress.
Washington W. Cline has been convicted at
Wheeling Of passing counterfeit coin.
Thos. A. Smith WAS thrown from buggy and
killed at St. Lonis on the 18th inst
Hon Clark Bissell, who was chosen Governor of
Connecticut In 1913 by the wings, died on Tnes-
day.
Hog dealers In Madison, Ind, have secured. by
advance, some 10000 or 900 hogs for the coming
seasons operations,
John II. Wiikmacky, an old citizen OF Cincinna,
III member Of tho council, died In that city on
Friday
ii. Latham, OF Alexandria, Va Is to deliver an al.
dress at the Red Mems celebration TO take piere
shortly at Lancaster, Pm.
dispatch has been received in Paris from
Stockholm, announcing that. by the advice of hi.
physicians the King Of Sweden had made his W ILL.,
The Glasgow, Scotland. Polytechnic Institution
has been destroyed by FIRE. Among the articles
lost was the first steam engine constructed by Jas
Watt.
Washington Irving is gathering the materials
for Life VI bit Carson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

LIBERAL CoATrIBUTloS.-A meeting of the dele
gates to the annual meeting of the Goshen Baptist
Association was held Wednesday in Caroline cuuL-
ty, Va, and attended by 100 persons, Addresse.
were delivered by tevs j. B. Jeter, w. +. Broxdus
Z. Jeter George ii I. sumner and others, and the
churcbes-iU in number-sent up 800 for mis-.
sons besides liberal contributions to other bene,
client CAUSES.
BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL CoMPLETED-A note dated
the 18th, from Col. Crozet, the Chief Eng
ofthe Blue Ridge Railroad to the editor of the
Charlottesville Jefersonian states that the grading
Of the Tunnel Is completed, and the track through
the unnel is now being laid This will be work
but of a few days. and the cars may then be rui'
through as soon rs the President and Directors oi
the Central Railroad Company shall think proper
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

Loss oP T1S STEAMER NORP0LK-The loss OF the
steamer Norfolk, on Monday. in Chesapeake Bay
has been noticed by telegraph She was side
wheel boat of Gil tous, and about ii years old
She was rebuilt and strengthened in 1853, aud
named the Penobseot. and about six months ag"
purchased by the Union Steamship Com,
pany, to ply between Richmond and "hiIadel
phia for Sl70o0, making her first trip under
the name Of Norfolk" to the Jamestown celPbra,
ton, on the 18th Of May last. Her crew and pa.
sengers including Captain Kelley, the commander
with his wife and four children. we're carried To
Capo May. 10y the steamer Joseph Whitney. and
from thence arrived in Philadelphia Wednesday
evening. The vessel was partly insured. The Pc
tersburg Express gives the following list of losses
sustained by merchants in that city, who had goods
On board:
z. Pcarman Co, Boot and Shoe dealers, 800
No insurance. George r.. Ford Book and Periodical
Agency, SJ>0 NO insurance. Nilr"u Alfriend
Uruggists. $40. Insured fully Vim. j. Drum
mouI. Boot and Shoe dealer $3.50. Insured fully
Nm. X. johnson. Boot and Shoe dealer. SlS0. No
insurance Y. II. Robertson Druggist. SID. No
Insurance. Samuel Hail, Halter, supposed Sl37.-
IOt insured. There several others, We learn
who lose small amounts.
The Norfolk Argus states that the Norfolk had
on board for this city and Portsmouth alone
freights amounting to slOooO0-a large portion o.
which was not insured. One house In Norfolk hat
on board, uninsured $4,000 worth Of silks, cloth
and other dry goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

FOR SALE-My School-House and Ga
Lot, 6th street frontias4s feet, nearly opp~ ~
ate the rear Of James Lyons residence. will Ell
change foe Negroes. Letters will reach me in lev
hours from the Post 0ce. The house rents Ter s7.5.
So Its III. y. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

7 OST-A Negotiable Note, drawn ny
IL Herbert V. Graves, dsted about the 2lst Of
August DAY able sixty DAYS after dste and endorsed
by materC FIRE, man. Persons are utioned against
:" Ise2t RP JoHSsTov.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

FAru Collision AT SEA.--0L the morning Of TIL
81 tn uit a large American ship, the Western star
of Boston. put into Queenstown Ireland, nearly 10
sinking condition. About o clock that morninl
she came into collision with n strange vessel Of
the Old Head Of kin-ale went right over her send
Ing her to the bottom. with every on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

T OST-A SLEEVE BUTTON. The
IL finder will be literally rewarded by leaving at
this office. seH-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

- County Court Of Chesterfield pronounced At its
september term. 1867. in the of Rndd AID eif-
aud ais. VS. Cheatham's admir-. | shall at the resi-
fence OF the late Mrs Sarah Cheatb,m in the coun-
ty above named, within six miles OF the Powhatan
Sta ion. the edmond and Danyi le Railroad and
three miles Of the Glover Hill Pits selI the ri dny
&c October next, for cash, IL likely NEG OES, con
sisting Of men. women, boys aud girls-among them
Il good barrel maker
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

uERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR
LApRo0F SAPE AGENCY. STATTONER'S HALL
RICHMOND, NA.-we have large supply Of the
above Safes hand and invite those in want 10 ex-
anime our stock. Noone having valuable papers or
hoks should he without them.
Also, W |, selected stock Of Writing and Wrapping
Paper Blank Books, T~ines. Paper Bags, &c, which
We are selling very low
KNOWLES wALPoRD.
~ NJ nnarl rfro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

sstS>5Mk FOR LYNCHBuRG.-Ca-
nal Boat TEMPEST, Can't John
Donald will leave for Lynchburg on Saturday iNth
inst. For freight, apply 20 Shed On Dock street
In rear of old Gas Works, or TO
sc le-2t ASLEE
sT~h STEAMER BELViDERE--
vs~s-x siff712sFoR BALTIMORE Freight reeeiy-
ed to.dai lFklDAY0 and IN to the hour OF o'cIk,
2. N. SATURDAY, unless a sunlciency is received
prior to that hour
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
shippers are requested TO send In the names Of
their conrgnees ssturday afternoon. their ship
se is-a LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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LOST.

T OST-On Wednesday evening, Sept.
IL 10TH, a SODA wATER ACCOUNT BiDK Of VI.
hrCormsck's soda Water establishment The b. ok
being Of TO AM on" except 10 be owner lib
era reward will I've paid the finder Tor it, delivery to
v. AcCORMACk, No. as, Breed street, or at this
Office BeIk-WF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

1877 FALL AND WINTER DRY
1917. GO0Ds-I am now opening nv entire
stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods comprising all
the different styles Of Dress Goods together with a
good and we'll selected stock of housekeeping and
Servants Goods, to which invite a call from my
friends and the pnblic assuring them the same in
dncements as heretofore
CHARLES HARTwELL.
pa tS-ot III BROAD sfreat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

GUANO Peruvian Guano from the
~ agent of the Peruvian Government best gu tity,
for sale at the lswesI market rates by
20 is-Gt EDMOND DAVENPORT A CO.
GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICFs.-I
~ am retailing Clarified Sugar at ials ct.. Fresh
Butter Is cts and sngnr cured Hams nj ner Mound
Also, receiving prime Cider vinssar. Spices, &c
JAMES Meow EN-
80 ls-2t eth street, opposite New Market.
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.-Fresh i'm
- ported Fruits. Receiving this day direct from
bordeaux, France, 5,Na lbs Crystalized French
Fruits all In superior order For sale low Who'll sale
and retail. A. AST0Nt, next door to Exc Rn'k
sells and opposite Kent, Paine 4 Co.
A LWAYS ON HASD.-50 kegs Lager
= Beer, 100 half bbls do. and for sal. at
r. WILBACHERS.
% ~ No. 20S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

Situated on Jfrir, be,re,n First end Second STss,,
Richmond IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

"a WANTED FIVE HUNDRED
RI YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
HxN MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in ksnses.
-1--A Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
CO Pay from 3 7to S22 per month. Horses, aeeoa-
rement. slothing, food and medical arendaaeo far
ished free OF charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous
franklin street, opposite Net opoltss hall. Rich
mond. Virginia. B. H R0DERTS0S,
LIST Lieut.. d Dragons,
~ p 5m ktcFuitiHs Un1cer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

. barrel.
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF Sales this week At $s50ess.62 net, fur os.i
nary 70 fair beef vs.
MUTT0N.-We quote Mutton ut 33Q13,for fair to
superior Sheep. Fat sheep scarce.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
Portable FIOur Mills.

THE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable
1 Flour Mills, of q quality superior for sim
plicity and durability to any Other now in ,,Ae.
They can be driven by Steam, water, or horse
power, and will provo nn acquisition TO iron
masters, stock feeders and lumber men. There
are hundreds Of persons throughout tho coun =
try who have surplus water or steam power, or
whose power IL only employed portion Of the
time on other business, who, By introducing one
IN ore of these mills into their establishments
may greatly benefit themselves, and at the same
time accommodate the public. Ono of these
mills (29 inches IN diametcr) grinding over IL
bushels OF feed per hour, be secn daily in OPP
GRAFTON ut tho Oil and Feed Mill OF Lessrs Suy
dam u Co., on kobecca street, Allcghcny.-
Steam engines, Goilors and mill furnishing OH
hand and made to order. Orders aud enquiries
attended 70 with dispatch.
W. W. WALLACE,
3ls Liberty ST., Pittsburgh Pa.