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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

TEE CAprusEp sL.vRR The ketch "Brotne,e
reached Charleston, g. c., on Wednesday, 10 s'.'s
three dsy. from the coast of Africa hav'"g NAV
,nfavorabie winds. which has prolonged tnc pas
sgs She 10 In charge of Lieut.. Edward s'eues
of the sloop.ofvsr Marion, Who has win MN
aidshipman N. Green, seven sesmeu and three
nsriues from the same vessel. who constitute the
o,izs.creu. The Brothers was fallen in With by
he Marion on the sth September, near Mayumea
Point. on the coast OF Lower Guinea, 10 lat. 3
wuth, and Ion. IL east. The Courier says:
The ketch gave no evidence OF her nationality
autil the sloop-of-war fred gun across her bows,
when she hoisted the American ensign On being
bearded. abe Was found in charge OF Capt. Gage
,pd seven men, all the crew being PortnP uese'
Spaniards. &c two Of whom claim to be passeo-
gers. Her ca 60 consists OF scaniiing@ plank
wooden spoons, boilers, bricks tor furnace, iorty
water csske. spikes, a lot OF sponge, beans, &c
ard about $500 10 Mexican ounces; which being
snch articles as usually constitute the ou,ht OF
saver, che was seized aud sent home. The Bro'
hers cleared from Havana on the I'D July, FOR 81
Thomas on the coast If Africa. at which pom
he did not touch, aud WAS bound to the Copg'
River when captured by the Marion. The paper
II the ketch are all 10 proper form, as We learn
so far as has been discovered
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15iuatjtIQu

We publish this morning sketch of Minstitlan,
the seaport on the Gulf, Of the Tehuantepec route
This place, from its p sitioD, becomes important
Ia q numerical sense and we Invite attention to
she account Of it give, from the pen of gen
teman perfectly acquainted with it's history and
present condition To DR.. J. PLEAsANTs native
of Virginia and fnrmerly a resident of this city,
il to be awarded the credit If having directed
public attention to it. His foresight discerued il
10 be eligible point in transit route from the
Gu,t TO the Pacific Ocean, and be settled himself
down there in the face of difficulty. prvation and
exposure, and persevered in his ohjec, until it was
consummated. Fer several years he was Consul
OF the United States at Minattlan, during which
time he was active In guarding the public int.
rests of this country aud in furnishing useful in
formation to the government DIR. P. is an accom-
p,ished physician, a worthy gentleman and a
true hearted Virginisn. We trust that he has
realized some important advantages for himself 10
the success of the grand enterprise of which he
WI fha MI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

On Friday, the 18th instant at iO1l O'Clock, A. NJ
of consumption, EDWARD j., aon of Ed ward l.
aud Pemetta Sims. aged n years months.
The friends and ac4 naintances of the family art
requested 10 attend his funeral, on tomorrow
Sunday at 2 o'clock, p. NJ from the resid nce o
his parents, corner of st. Stevens and Fed RAJ
streets
On We'd. osday the 10th instant. of consumption
Mrs. CLARISSA W PETTUKS, in the 18th year O
her age consort cf Nepry Petturs
She left this world in the full assurance of bliss
full immortality beyond the grave. Although I'll.
suffered with sfilicion for some time, she mad al
implicit faith Gods impartial grace; beiievin.
that death shall be lswallowed up in victory anC
that lhore "! be no more pain sorrow or crying
ard that God will wipe tears from all faces she bt
the dust and that her Spirit would return unto he1
Heavenly Father, who gave it. che led true an
All exemplary life, and did not die like those with
ont hope She believed what God hiss promised b
Is able to perform: thar this corruption shall put
incorrupt;ob; and this mortal. shall put on immof
taiity and rs VIC have boura the image eff the earthly
we shall also bear the image of the Heavenly.
On Friday morning. 18th instant, at 50 O'Clock
THOMAS HAYES. in thu 30fh year of his age, ieay
irg wife, child and sister to mourn his los.
His funeral will take place at O'Clock. z.
from 2Dd Baptist Church, this day The friends anc
acquaintances 0! the family respectfully invite
To attend.
On Yesterday evening, at 80 minutes past o'cpk
LLtAN DEAN. formerly of Lvnchburg but I
many years past citizen OF Richmond, In the 57tI
year OF his age
e,s friends and acquaintance are invited to at
lend ms ilns'al. this Saturday. evening. frsn
notice
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7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
X spow rrD R0R T.R s.DrsParrH'
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF rHr r OF THE WEST.

INV YosK November IL Tho Star OF the
West. With xI.s7o.O00 in specie has arrived with
the California mails TO the Goth nit.
The ship John X. Thayer, Of Boston, had been
burnt in the Gulf Of California The cfew saved
by the fri ate Roanoke. .
The sloop Of war Saratoga, vas 81 Aspinwali.
The ship Gen. Cushing, was total loss; ashore
at San Francisco barhor.
A Chinamau, who had mu: dered woman, had
been hung by mob, near Sacramento
The Indian war in Oregon, bad ended. Col.
Wright had granted peace to the Indians and bad
returned TO San Francisco.
Two steamers ION Victoria, brought thous-
and returnihg miners. The settlements at Fraser
River we're deserted
San Franc SEQ market was dult.
Another revolution on the Peruvian frontier had
been quelled The force WAS being organized un'
der technique, to invade Peru.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13
The Grear Easrern

Our latest European intelligence announces the
organization of the new Great Eastern Steamship
Company. Up to this time the Leviathan has C ct
about two million and half Of dollars. 1t is pre-.
Sumed that the vessel when flushed will be able
TO make eight voyages within the year to Portland
and that according to statistics of existing traffic
the earnings of the ship after deducting insu-
rance, wear and tear, and every possible contingeu
ey, will leave ba lance from which dividend can
be declared of fifteen per cent.
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s% II 1ou ABE SICK. the probability

Is that the root Of your suffering Is in the stomach
From . weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia. Ague,
Lansuor, Nau.es, and legieD of other tormenting
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood. and
therefore oys The sire myth and vgor of the en-
tire 81 stem. To restore the tone OF the stomach,
these troublesome and dangerous complaints, no
thing IL necessary but q p-rsevering nse OF d.;
HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. trial of their power cannot fail tn prove
that there n no failure in their sanativs effects
We cheerfuily recommend them to the public.
knowing, az we do. their many excellent QUALITIES
rvhera no Aim
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MAaTNa INTHLLIaHNCH.
Fort At Richmond, Non. L. High HdtsT ~ oeo

FUT1 al HtchnnO711, NuD. T. HtEW V'As'' 10 " w."
ae saas
ARKIvEi,,
Steamer Y, smoke. Simmer. New YORK, muse anu
passenf ers uilam Watson
steamer Beividere, Keene. Baltimore. mdse, Luo-
STEAMER virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia. mdse and
pasaer gers, II X futile n
s,hr Manchester Chichester. New Yorx mdse. pS
W furrie A.. -.
schr Butterfly, Hubbsrd. Baltimore. wheat. to or
der. ,-ho.t N
schr Union, Shelly, Y..rk River. wheat and corn
10 order nx,,,.;. r,o iron
schr D Cannon, Watkins, Philadelphia, pig ron'
sloop GRAND Spy, Dennis. Petersburg, ~he-t' TO
orser. ., - p,;aatnrd
schr Patriot, Wiley. Philadelphia, nay. brids'ord
SAILED,
scbr Josiah Achorn, Merrill. Boston, flour and
faad Dpplnr Mou~uTe h Co.
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ARREST OF COUNTE-. FEITERs.

NEW YORK, Nov. ian important arrest of
counterfeiters, together with proper dyes, &C.,
used in coming spurious coin and bank notes. was
made to-day. A large amount of the spurious
stuff was recovered. The headquarters of the
gang were in Brooklyn.
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MURDER.

Boston, Nov. 11.-ADn Stewart was found in
BARRIERS chop in this city early this morning, with
all her clothes burned off and her body shockingy
burned. She was taken to the hospital, and in he
dying deposition states that a mulatto named
Mitchell threw camphene on her, which gnited
when he fed. She will not live through the day
Mitchell has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

~ BURHrHG FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID Always on hand and for sale at
the Drug aud Prescription Store Of
JOHN w. GARLICK.
no lO-lm Market place, Franklin st.
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MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO THE MOUNT VERNON


New YORK, Nov. 12-Edward Everett has hand
ed over to the Mount Vernon Association $4,000,
received from the New York L-dger, advanced
pay for a series of weekly articles to be written
by him during the coming year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

In answer TO correspondent who makes an
enquiry upon the subject, we state that an act
passed Feb. 26, 1885, authorizes a teacher of poor
children 10 make affidavit to the correctness of
his account before the School Commissioner of his
f1istIit
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE States announces
that Samuel Medary, of Ohio, has been appointed
Governor of Kansas.
The amount in the T. s. treasury subject to
draft is less than 81 900 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

I IET OF LETTkRS--Remsin in the
II RICHMOND posi- OFFICE. on th. 18th day OF
November. 1858.
~ Persons calling for letters In this List VIII
please say they are ADVERTISED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

~ GIr1s, G frs-sPLEspID GIFTS A fresh sur
plv. received this day at the GIrr Book STORE. No
"a Main street Call at the GIFT BOOK sToRs, If YOU
sish for q good book ana handsome present
AT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

~SpEcIAL NoTICs.-The attention
of those in want 10 particularly requested to my
sale of ak new Buggies and Wagon, TIL DAY 4.
at 10 O'Clock, at the large lot near tn Central rail-
road depot. tOOh,
noI3-lt Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

m. Ladies and gentlemen. in large numbers,
daily visit RKEs Co.'S Palace Of Art to procure the
Pearl Ambro ypes. the mot beautiful and durable
Picture ,xtaut Price from 90 cents 10 $25.
B-Chemicals. always in fine woi king order.
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s9- STILL ANOTHER VICTORY

R@ STILL ANOTHER VICTORY FOR
WHEELER 4 WILSON!
READ! READU READiil
Premiums awarded by The Maj yland Institute for
Sewing Machines:
WHEELER h WIJS0N-GOLD MEDAL
Grover Il Baker-Siluer NJ dial
Hunt h Webster Strer Medal
AW tsphens-Diptnmd
IN singer Co-Diptomd
M II-3tx
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TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY-THREE VIOLENT
DElTH9

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. ia mob from Camp
bellsvile broke into the jail at Greensbnrg, Ky,
to-day, and hung Thompson and Despair, confined
on charge of numbering Henry Simpson, year
and half ago. Another prisoner, Lamed Elias
Stagg. committed suicide. Another, named Hun
ter, confessed and implicated six others in the
murder. The mob are in pursuit Of the rest.
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Lost.

a. LOST-S6 REWARD Lost,
@gna Bull Terrier PUPPY. nine months old
Is,gr we'll grown for his age. white bod siih
a brinde head and brinde spot on bis side, and
ears cropped, Tbs sb we reward will be pail 90
, eiv-ry to the subscriber at ID Market.
no 1876 CHARLES BATEs.
7 0oT.-Was taken, no doubt thr ugh
IL mistake. from the Hall of the Mechsnics' lH
stiute. on Thursday last box OF eooir, having 20
particular mark uDon 1t, and of little no vau 70
any one but the owDer. The person having 1t all
please return IL to
JAS BROWNE Chairman Of
no LIT Com. on Exhibition Va NJ Inst
I OST-' thursday evening. b,tseen
II mr. residence aud the store of Bree len 4 sor.s
ladys WHITE LAVA BREASTPIN suitable r.
ward will be given for its return 30 me- at the Farm.
ers' Bank. kAPAYSB.
no l3-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

The English Opera Troupe appears at the Thea,
IRE, for the last time, tonight The beautiful
opersef der Freischutz" is announced for Der.
formance.
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= FOR RENT AND HIRE.-The

"A FOR RENT AND HIRE.-The
E.5 plantation "BELLFIELD.n IN HepLico county unity
advertised for rent on Wednesday, the nth nit n
tains l64 acres mostly cleared l. in g0od connlop.
The "a es.of Wood Land is distant about mile
The Dwelling House contains rooms, go'd oHices
in the yard, and ont houses of every sort needea'
such barn, stables, negro quarters zee house &c,
had for a term of three years IT is situated in
good peiehborhood ard well suited for profession
al maj or small falrer go, e..
There will be Cor hire Blacksmiths-one nrst
rate the other very eord-CarIiage Driver, Field
Hends and House Servants.
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ePBCIAL NOTICES.
| nTMR.

~MR. ALBslr ANDERSON has con-
senied TO preach At Bsthel Meeting House. 2'th
street, Union mn, on SUNDAY, (to-moIrow, at y
NJ, and p N. Our citfzsns are invited 10 sttend.
NO f1-lta <
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE propeller Potosca, for
New Bedford, was sunk at the Heilgate last even
Ing.
The propeller Charles Osgood. for New London
came in collision with the schooner New York
last night and was sunk Her passengers aud
crew were saved by the schooner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13
FROM SANTA FE-INDIAN BATTLE-MASSA
GRE, &c.

UKE, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12,-The mail from Santa Fe has
arrived
Col Miles had had another encounter with the
Navajos Ten of the later were killed, so horses
and 500 sheep were captured
Kit Carson with a band of Utah Indians, had
gone to fight the Navajos.
An emigrant train crossing the Colorado. had
been attacked by the Mohave Indians. aud two
mep three women aud four children massacred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

MY To HoUsIKsEPeRs We are now
preparpd to furnish Concentrated Syrups Of Rasp-
berry straw berry and Pine Apple, fr favoring ice
c. eam IeiIy &C, suitable to all purposes for which
cooking extracts are used. These Syrups we will
warran. 10 be made from the fruit jules only, and
far superior to any b fore offered to the public
For sale only by WAXING 4 PEAkGE,
Druggists, Broad st above 9Th,
no tl-lw Richmond
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- Fer superior Photographic Portraits. 20 to
he Headquarters of Art 1879 Main street. KEGS d
Co Artists aud Propretors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

NJ Just received per stesmer, another
assortment of parler and hall Kerosene or Coal n
lamps: W Granite and French hina Dinner Ware
PLAIN and decorated Tea Sets, Which will be sold Low
a. M io 81 "AN @ SUTTON, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13
HEAVY RORRFRY

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 1.-THE safe of the Wabash
aud Western Railroad Company. at Fort Wayne,
Ind. robbed last night of $4,000, in Illinois
and Wisconsin notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

NEW YORK, Nv. IL Flour bieheu-State 81 300
Co. ohio % 3 as so, Southern S. 1905 40; w il.
heat &c be- ter; Corn dull and unchanged
mixed 731a075, yellow S. spirits rurpec tiae firm;
kosn heavy at 81 90; Rice generally unchanged
out common easitr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

m. Rev. THOMAS ARMirAas, D. D.. Of
New 70 b. will preach in the Second Baptisf Church.
on SATURDAY (to-night,) at the usual hour.
t9-Ite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

FAMILY GROCERIES AT CAST
PRIOEs-Greena and BLACK Teas at 50 cts TO 81
per 10; Mo Lagnavra and Java G fee " to 6 cent
per ID; aefse. CIu.hsd and powdered Sugar TO l.
c's n"r 10; fresh Butter Lard. Bacon Hams, Flour
Buckwheat Molasses. &c, retailing low at
p kAsENAGH'S
New Family Grocery and Liauor Store.
nsla franklin st. below McAdsm-' factory.
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
CASH PRICES Pure Old Rye and nourbor,
Whiskey 50 cts 10 81 rs per gallon; do do Wines an,
BraBdlas (wars anted) 81 81 tn o. do do. Frovt
O. ut. Ale. SEQ CHI and 'rish Whisky, Jsmat,
Rum, Holland Gin. &c. by the bottle CT gallon, .,
JP KAVENAGa's
Few Family Grocery Wine and Liquor Store.
noi3 Franklin st above first Market
RtACK CAN'T N GRAPES We ha,.,
which have sold for 81. : {
no Is SWORDS THAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

Snow There a slight fall of snow at Wythe'
vile, a Hllsyille, Carroll co.. Va, on Monday
last.
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t. Employ the inimitable Artists. KEGS q 20, II
you desire to have your likeness taken In artistic
4ty lie and low prices.
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rypIOsIoN-Joss OF LIFE.

RousE's poISr N. Yf Nov. IL The steam sfave
and beading mill 10 this place, belonging to Mr.
Rich, Of Moores, N. T., burst this morning. killing
one man by the name of Schoolcraft, and injurine
three Others so badly that they are not expected
to live. The names of the three injured are moi
vet aecertained.
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REF, aIous NoTIca. WILLIAM u.
wYcKLorr. l. L D. Corresponding Secretary OF the
American Bible Union will pi each In sycamore
nsuai honr mol 3-ltf
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s~M1pLorHIaN LIMP AND ANrHRA-

k@ MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND ANTHRA-
CITE CoAL-The subscribe, has now on hand, and
daily receiving. large supply of very superior Mid
lothian Lump (hsil and smtns) Coal which he is de-
livering at the lowest market price: and has also
hand q iarge supply of Red and " hife Ash Egg An.
thracite Coal which he will sell by the load, short
long ton Orders left at either of his Offices one
at Danviile depot one on Dock, between nth ard
18th streets the Auction store of Larus Shine
mol P G. LARUS.
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a. BOYS AND YOUTHS Calf
e. FOR PHILADELPHIA,

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
S2 EVERY TUEsDAY-The A No
L~s4LM steamship re- A. Captain
eE2&Jas Kelly. is now ready to receive
freiuht. and will leave on TUESDAY, Novem-
Der 18TH at II o'clock, A. NJ. -
For freight or passage, having superior aGGommo
datious. spplyto IQId,Ln ,t.
Freight through to Boston. via philadelphia by
steamer at mode ate rates and with dispatch. eav-
ing "a above and arriving in Boston on Monday.
I3-2t
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nes- "HRRa1Na'sn FIaE-PRoor SAFE,

WIT POWDER pRooF LocKs.'-These SAFES are con-
-idered the best made in the World and received the
Medals at the Worlds Fair in London, and at the
Crystal Palace in New York.
"a reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Is offered TO
any person who shall prove that one of them has
ever failed In an accidental fire. to preserve its con-
tents." KNOWLES WALFORD,
oc 30-2w Agents q Pearl street.
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~GnoRoE B. STREL, Dentist, Office
N residence No. 23l on Main. between 5th and 9Th
t-aeta Richmond Va nv m-Iv