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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02

y BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COUN-
TY.-Pursuant to two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
of Henrico, in the case of John Staples vs. Sta.
Pies Administrator, and Ann Staples Va. Staples
and ais, rendered the 9Th day Of May, 1889, the
undersigned. ~ Commissioners, will sell at public
auction to the his hest bidder, the premises,
FRIDAY the 23d day of September. 1859, tif fair !;
if not, the next fair day thereafte,t commencing
Immediately after the sale advertised BY Messrs.
Young and Hutcheson-say IL 0'clock-the valua-
ble REAL ESTATE situated and near to tho
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and and near the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
Of which Francis Staples died possessed:
containing q acres, in . very good condition.
pike and mill road. 1t contains rs acres OF land,
and has thereon blacksmith and other shops.
3d. tract containing 8 acres. with three ice
houses thereupon, and lying Immediately upon the
mill road. This parcel Of land will be sold with
the privilege to the purchaser Of getting ice rom
the pond 30 long a. tho pond shall exist.
Such an opportunity 10 seldom presen ted 70 per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
of Richmond.
map and survey Of the said land can be seen at
the Office of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR q SOS. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
ty are referred to tho Auctioneen.
TERMS :-One third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal instaiments, at
payments 70 be secured BY negotiable notes. salts
title retained till the whole purchase money 10 paid
and convey ance directed BY the Court. Posses-
sion will be given Immediately,
mo. u. YOUNG.
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STOCKHOLDERS M Il TING. The
- Twelfth Annual Meeting of the. Stockholders in
will be held at the Office of the Company in tie
city of Lynchburg, on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day
Of September next.
By order of the President.
VIM. H. HUGHES Seo'y.
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Stock OF GkV. kkILS AND HOUSE.
DAY. ID September. at 10 clock. viii m Il ~
:tors 81 g. y Totty. Corner Of Cary and Adams
S.rGes., the stock OF GROCERIES,, emhfacing the
Grocery. together With al the niovsahiS spprrtS.
names. such q Scales, Measursa, show Cesss kc.
emhrssnx tbs usual variety Of vell hspt Articles.
~ u
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. xt to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
"a Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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~ ~ r. III
- Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in
VIII b held a. the ose qf The II TIE
By order of the President i'd y ,,,,o,,,s
FORM OF APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
subscribers being Stockholders in the Virginia and
tennessee haiiroad Company, do hereby eonsti-
ss'a ana to 1se II Us
in all general meetings Of the Stockholders Of said
Csmpany, whom we are not personally, present,
meetinss, to give such Vote Of votes, and to DO
such other act or acts, as each Of could give
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of
WITNESS: lsEAL.l
fsEAL.]
in their general meetings, shall only be valid fer
the space of two years from the date thereof"
IA Papers advertising for the Company viii
copy. au l6-tlAS
1R51 FALL AND WINTER. 1R59
RIBBONS 1k MHEhsSEST e AHB sTFa a GOODS
IMpoRTERs AND !oBBERs or
BoNxEr SILKS 1 sRosE xs;1s,
AAffff dk' s aSs1h f;4SgHHEpz4ss
No ~ AND Lorrs OF 2ss BAIT4elHE sRfrFT;
Offer = stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and cheapnsss Orders solicited and prompt
cash par funds. au is I'm
FAIL, 1sa9.EREsH FALL GooDs.-W,AT-
4 klNs & fICkI.EN. No. $50 Main street, have
IN store and are receiving daily per express. and hy
HSc PIE pqS!soeosb5ss. q W.
IL n PAT p,s:s ssods il rich Chs1e De. ; POP
Cloths; Silk Plaid Valentlas; Paris Printed DE
styles: Two and Doaba s skirt nae Blk Robsa
and every variety Of new and eleg ant Dress Goods
variety i Staple and
o000' Tor sale At the ' @xfR HHSHs; FrckLEN
SAMUEL M. PRICE Z CO.,
whole..,. and Rata, .i ~ MAIN ns STTR t!a.
are IN rsesps Of 4ss stock q
''' A9 sns : e Full Tfi z :f fsSFa
SsaEsskkE sEls sfsEEX F,tS & 4! grades
h hGNNsaas' sfJh JEANS! iNssYs'
-, BLANKETS, FI.ANNELs, &c.
D0usA' = 'Al' '' sAM'L NJ. PRICE co.
MANUFACTU R Ed Ton ACCOS.
LOO be.ss ;,s sesss',sd s;seds
eeass aTEH CO. i f sss
i.oeo es %oI Nesys's aKILLIciNIck" sHoKiNe
For sale 81 MITCHELL d FERGUSON.
lu4-2m Tobacco Factors. Is Pearl street.
CT. ws,: COLI sfs..is s ...ern...
Ladies, CAHA6-A eplendd line; =
IA %&ssihss 81 III hsis PURSES
bKLTe-aq assortment, 10, 10,
TO which xe invlte ne sttsns.ea Of the trade.
UT1D6WORTH, TURNER CO. heye i1sf
w Yoeeiye4 eupesior Yirginia manufactured Ali
= KtR6EYH Also, hluo and heok uixal GAYf-
WI keana - veSy Inv Drjael = 1-t0 &
THE HAVE JUaT HECElyED a1okksr my
~ % q e aysEte NpsIcssa ossEd nsaad 81
no In - = Is. u IcOT,
80 = Corner nth ana Main 81
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RUNAwAYA

- NOTJCE.-Was committed 70 the jsil Of
of July last, 1859. - a runaway, negro man,
q calling himself HENRY HALL; bye feet
-. 49, three inches nisn; scsr oyer ne isn eye;
mtted, gray osssinet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit shirt, low-crovn soft hat eboyt - Or
an T-6w yailor.
- KANAWAY-0NO REWARD-Frcmt the
E. subscriber. about the middle Of GeptsMbsr.
GRANDSON sometimes called Wilsy 0rsa-
sison-sbout = or = yssrs Ok. ordinary sjss.
msrly belonged to Or. Andersen, 81 Rslie county.
win pay the above reward 81 - for HE dsliv-
nation concerning himwill b thankfully pcesived,
and can be addressed 10 6cetIsld Neck, HslifAx
county, N. G. b. WLATHE10DEE.
au Aim
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CORTLAND SUGAR AND sYR P-For

au 3l-3t (. q, e, DAVENPORT
'INEAS, WINES, CIGARS, &c.-Receiving
1 per steamer to-day, 10 half chests superior
Family TEA. at 75c. per pound; do. best Black
do, at 95c. per H.; IS cases No. Claret WINE. at
"a per doz.; single bottle do. BE-; 20 doz. finest
Port. Sherry and Madeira WINE, at $40 per doz;
single bottle 81; $4,000 assorted Havana and Do
mestlc CIGARS, from $40 to $40 per thousand
warranted as hne as any in market; boxes finest
Golden Leaf Chewing TOBACCO, with a full as
sOrtment OF old Mountain Dew WhiSkey, Rum,
Gin, Blackberry and Cherry Brandies, &c., war
ranted to give satisfaction.
J. P. KAVANAGH, Family Grocer,
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BY Richard Cauthorn, An

CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AT AUG.
~ TION.-On SATURDAY, I'd inst, at 10 o'clk.,
at the lot the Virginia Central Railroad Depot,
! will sell at auction. second hand two horse
Carriage and Harness, OF the best make and of
modern style. Every part about it is in complete
order.
TERMs.-Four months credit, for approved ne
gotiabe paper.
HORSES.-I will also sell several work Horses,
Cow and Calf. and Cart
seq r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
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Departure OF the Steamer Asia with

Nkw YORK, August 3l.-The steamship
Asia sailed for Liverpool Mt noon to-day with
upwards of sl0u, 900 in specie
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The steamship Ariel from Havre and Sou tn
Ampton, arrived at New York, Friday night
Her advices are to the 18th inst, aud have been
anticipated.
The London Field says it is calculated that
Mr. Ten Brock is a richer man by fiO,0 0U,
than he wa. when he landed on these hospi-
table shores in 1857.
Patrick Mulholland, a Canadian, has been
ar rested in New York on suspicion OF having
murdered Mike Walsh
John G. Underwood, chased from Virginia,
has been addressing the Republicans of Port
land.
Mr.. Daniel Owen MaddyD, the author of
'Chiefs Of PARTIES" died in Dublin on Satur-
day last.
Daniel Newcomb, of Oregon, has been np-
pointed Indian agent in Oregon, vice II. b..
Metcaif, resigned.
Gen. William Clarke, former Treasurer of
the State OF Mississippi, died few days ago.
Marshal Pelissier is seriously i'll of heart
complaint.
Rev. William l. Langdon died at Cleveland
Shelby county, N. c., on the Gath ult
EERTILIZERS.--W have now on hand
A MOI Peruvian GUANo, inspected at Bal
Eide Island GUANo, in prime order.
Reeses Manipulated GuANo,
brown Mexican GCANO,
TT R asist : super Phosphate Of LINE,
ers. Tau So-iwl SCHAER, KoHLER co.
NoThE Persons having NEG R0ES to sell in
NE country. or who wish TO sell them private
~, VIII md ready sale for them by calling us,
mex aoof % fsiilam Belts, on Franklin street,
~ the highest market price. We will go 70 the
county and buy, If persons wishing 70 sell desire
H. al communications addressed to us will be
promptly attended TO.
su A-dswim DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
NoR sAtE.-To remain in or near Richmond,
oI ake-hsalihy and sound-perlectly honest and
trustworthy IA accustomed to flaming, gardening
attendins 70 horses and driving q carriase He is
sold inf no fault To good master he will be sold
20, less man his market value, if application be
.a so-eods. CARY STREET JAIL.
For Mia an omnibus. ne AZ Rockets, a PORT
me owner can get by calling on Mr. JN0. r. HILL,
a. tae corner OF Clay and tn streets, and proving
property. l-Ss
CNM SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
49," caiiy expected per bark '.coris"-For
.sse oy l. g. B DAVENPORT.
IN HHDS. Bacon Shoulders for sale, 10 arrive
ym,..-.--W M. WALLACE SONS.
ExLRA sTKONG and highly finished percas.
RAcOH.-Westsrn Sides and Hams for AL. +,
Ia q. b. DAVEHpoRT'"
IS ssL. c''' a ssRs.' I, IL; e ; ;ss
rs h''sss aLs WaE Z ;IsIi E g
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct.,
tOfhce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

tOfice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
HORSES AND MULESA
@NFOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W
N&AWill be sold on SATURDAY ~
morning. Sept. 3rd, commencing at 10 >IX
O'Clock, at the horse auction lot near the -
Central RAILROAD Depot, number of saddle and
Also, five very fine young MULES, warranted
sound and well broke to harness.
sea THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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CPALDING'S
sFAIIDINGS
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
Is WARRANTED.

ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
LIST. To th sA ha1 a. To cu.l the hair
elegantly. ID. To remove dandruiIe festuay. 4th.
To restore or hair to bald heads 9Th To force the
from falling o. 7th f. cure all diseases of The
scalp sth; TO prevent n hair t9IIninS grey 9th To
'Gi sos as sn Ky IT, 'sffF Genuine
has Fl a6 s s sse
IS sPd p FIsHER xwTSsT9N Richmond Va,
A YRGINIA REMEDY.-MR DAVIS
"a COUGH ELIXIR one one, Of the best known RENE.
twenty years and has swsys proved eeacous IN
csnshs and Colds The 7 fSSoTIn: certificate was
BowLIsG GREEN. CAROLINE, March %, 1854.
M G. C. WAtLEETpear Sir: take PLEASURE in
pnrchashed Of YOU has acted ike charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whoopng Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases Of Colds at
tended with severe couk ching and IN every the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be without It:
Pastor of the NJ E: Church, South, on the Caroline
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
Ml5spapsh Johnston. J; ". Garlick, E, J. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale. Richmond.
RUPTUREGUREDfOR FIVE DOLLARS
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every med-
no9nces it superior to all others. If desired, we
viii cheerfully refer to any Of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus affiict-
ed, should procure one they being so durable, and
the cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
to any part OF the country by Express or mail
For the Truss, or information CONCERNING it, ad-
dress C. C. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va,
Persons not knowing us, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
BAKRR'S and MILLSPAUGH i JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists. mye-Iy
MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
w vices to the public in the of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives Dr. P. claim to public favor.-Ofiice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand a supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOW ERS;" one Of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to order. All commv nicatioRs by letter
o otherwise promptly attends to. Richmond. Va
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DICKLES AND PRESERVES. Fannie,

pICKLES AND PRESERVES. Families
L and others putting up Pickles, Preserves, &C.,
Crushed. Powdered and Brown SUGARS
SPICES of all descriptions
Apple and Peach BRANDY
Wits SsN ST. f f,dsS y JHas se
Gas. Family ofocery at Prifesi toe that cannot
l72 Broad street, below 9Th.
pEMEMBER-REMEM at ia
IL COB A. LEWIS, Is Main street. you can get
the best , bsrSsns 1 bry Gsods He has now in
pose Of At least cent below their Nc S.@e s. s
great bsrsains in Cambria and Muslin Bands; Cam
a bTic and Swiss EdssihnsS Linen Hastkerehefs Tow
and White Table Cloth Linen, and all kinds of de-
sirabe s"ods, can be had at the most reasonable
SOMETHING NEW-THEI INFANTS FOOD
- OR FRENCH BISCOrINE.-Ths nutritious
and invigoTatIng substance surpasses all other ali
prepared expressly for their use, it may be used
advantageOuss by invalids of all ages, rs liz mt
:.s Il ME- MhX sh' Ba s &
Physicians Drug Store,
1S Main st., corner above Postoffice.
MONOUITOS DEFIED. : The CHINESE
arne ann as r14 as.ps of sPS @
the Whole might. and Is perfectly harmless to the
MEADE K BAkER's Family Drug Store,
1856 Main street, corner above Post-Othce.
0nn FEET OE SRhJCE Il A - - T. n y -
COU 200 600 CYPRESS Shingles 00oo Sawed
Laths, 1910 bushels Plasterng Hair, 800 bbs. Rose
dale Cement, so bbls. Calcined Plaster, In store
'''>' - 80 = Il. ii. WHITLoCK L SON.
GENUINE PRINCIPE CIGAR S.-We
VI would call the attention of persons who prefer
the Principe, To our stock as we can give them sat-
as regards price and quality.
WARING & PEARCE, Druggists.
Broad street. above 9th.
CHEWING TOBACCO.-In store, and for sale
~ in quantities TO suit purchasers, Langhorne L
Sens Golden Leaf, Wortham,s Iris, Booker Hal
sey,s Leccmpte. Christians Comfort. &c.
WARING Il PEARCE, Druggists,
Broad street, above 9th.
NEW WHITE APPLE BRANDY-snitabls
r. MCCARTHY, III Broad street.
pURE CIDER yINEGAR--For picking pur.
= poses-,ust received some very mica from the
No. III Broad street.
OLD APPLE BRANDY.-A verr superior
article may be found 1t McCARTHYS,
No. III Broad street.
I 000 BAGS COFFEE.-Mochs, Lssuayra.
santos Mo WI W. w1niLa AGE so i ale
25 8ARRELs ExTRA q SUGAR. Just 70
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
IN BAEREL6 Willow COFFEE 10.
W CARS, IN store, for sale By
WIN, WALLACE SONS.
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O. In
au S0-lw Sdoors above ST. Charles Hotel.
IRON WORKS,
i RICuM0Nn w

TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,
/ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Tho undersigned solicits orders for gARIR0N.
Of all Sizes RAILWAY CHAIRS AND SPIKES;
FREIGHT CARS, with Iron or Wooden Trucks |;
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, Of all descrip-
ssS AshsfAr SssRY y 1
SAW-MILLs, GRTST- MILLS, AND SUGAR
]. r. ANDERSON & co.
THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't Machinery Depart
ment. an 16-lm
WHEAT DRiLLS..-l have now in store .
WHEAT DRILLS,
Of the pcs + .gp 4 y kinds lqelgdInS x,s
celebrated Iron CYLINDER DRILL, EeYpouH's
and PsnnOoa's. =. Il ;t slni ~
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6. CIV W. RASSboHfH, com'rs.
r. MILTON CARY,
las. M. TAYLOR & SeS. Aucts. "a 10
ryRuSTEES, SALE OF "ALLEY,6v
l TAVERN AND TWENTY FIVE ACRES

OF LAND, ON THE wESTHAM PLANK ROAD:
In accordance with the provisions of Q Deed Of
Hutchinson. Trustee, dated 9Th OctobeI, ls26, and
recorded in Henrico County, Court 3fhce, bsiny
9TH dsy Of September, 1859 At O'Clock r. NJ. upon
the p2emrses. the TRACT OF LAND, with the
BUILDINGS thereon, situated on the Wcstham
Plank Road about 3k miles from the city, known
a. aALLEY'S TAVERN" There are - acres Of
Land attached, runnin. back to the Canal.
Inc pro y dssm y, ~ nn ne
TxRNs:-One fourth cash; balance At 4, and u
months. for notes. with interest ADDED and occurred
hy = trrsf decd A. B. HUTCHINSON,
- JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
Executors of Ambrose Hutcheson, decd.
sale conducted by JAS. III. TAYLOR EOS, Aucts
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J 4 VI ASH
DELAINES.

DELAINES,
TURKEY RED, &c,
With TRIM MINGS of every description and quail
ity.
patterns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures Of good quality.
Having exclusively in our employ an experienced
and competent upholsterer, we are prepared, when
desired, to make up Curtains the latest les,
Carpets III the best manner, to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oil-Cloth, &c
RICHARDSON & CO.,
au 25-d2mw5tN a5 Main street.
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C,ARPETINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors to,
the city to examine this season our stock OF CAR
PETINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C., which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any have before offered, and which
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. 95 Main street.
Giving our ind vidual attention to this busn
and importing \ larse portion OF our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at prices ioper
than can otherlcfse ordinarily be afforded, in the
following description of goods, viz
CARPETINGS:
VELVET,
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY.
INGRAM,
VENETIAN,
DUTCH,
HEMP, &c,
With a full assortment of RUGS. DOOR MATS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS, tsoms splendid,) BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS. our stock and assortment of
which Is unsurpassed in any house in Virsnia:l
BROCATEL,
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NJ. 10TH Bylaw" Proxies to represent stock
w. H. H.
IA Papers advertising for the Company will
cOpy. l6-tlkS
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COAL, COKE, 90.

. ALSO-CLUVEH HILlI, LUMT Suu cMl \ no
COAL; Oak and Pine WOOD.
Orders sent to our Yard, 18th street, south sde
of the Dock, or through the Post Once, VIII re-
01 ~ p -emRs SAM,L p. HAYES SON.
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QsQ FALL AND WINTER. 1Q5Q
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG GATOR CO.,
IMPORTERS AND yOBBERe OF
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS AND SATIN,
FELPETS, X UCHE,
FLOWERS. FATHERS,

No. 2T AND LoFrs OF gag BALTIMORE srRKET,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt
cash. funds. au IS I'm
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iStosU,aea in Coxrt.-John Draper arres ted as
a free negro from Philadelphia. was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, and an inyestiga-
ton of the case developed some curious facts
L appeared that Draper was one ofa company
of showmen who annually visit the AgrieuItu-
raj Fairs. He was arrested at Reids Ferandai,
Monday night, at the instance of n corpulent
gentleman of the same profession, who testified
in court that he had known Draper for twelve
or fifteen years, and always looked upon him
as negro. He knew Draper's wife, who was
q white woman, and formerly occupied that
tender relation towards himself He had no
spite against the prisoner, but, on the con-
trary, was deeply grateful 10 him for having
taken his wife off his hands II came out,
however, that the large sized individual told
Mr.. Reid that he intended TO have satisfaction
OF Draper, and if he couldn't get ii by law he
would fix him in another way. Col. August
asked him il he was not concerned in 'swax-
work show" representing the sSickles tragedy;
and receiving an affirmative answer. the Colo
mel thought the eircums tanees tended towards
a re-enactment of that bloody scene, partieu-
larry as the cases were somewhat similar
Draper, when arrested, hada Il loaded revolver
and dirk. and the Mayor, in consequence re-
quired him to give security for his good beba-
vior. as 10 the status of the prisoner there
seemed TO be some doubt. and since he could
only be compelled to leave the State within
ten days if the proof We're positive, the case
terminated without farther proceedings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-26

RAILROADS IN BRAZIL-Lager Bser.-A let
ter from Rio de Janeiro TO the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, says:
Railroads are progressing rapidly in South
America. The Don Pedro Railroad is going
ahead admirably, and the great tunnel APP
proaches completion in a satisfactory man
ner. Every few weeks a ship load of Irish
navies arrives, and, when the first trials OF
our torrid climate are passed the poor fell
lows work with surprising energy. German
emigration is also increasing, and there is no
doubt that the European element will before
a great many years, predominant in this coun-
try. Even now, the thriving village Of Pc
tropoiis, situated away among the mountains
about IL miles from this city, is almost exciu
siyely populated by Germans, and the lager
beer Saloons and Sunday evening musical
soirees are regular institutions in it. The
Emperor's summer palace is at Petropolis
and he has been known, on more than one oc-
casion to walk uneereTnoniously into q con-
cert room and boisterously applaud, in lusty
German, (Which he speaks fiuentiy,) the vo-
calistic powers OF artists. Irish. English, and
American residents are also slowly, butstead.
iiy. spreading through the interior, and in
MANY parts of the country where the useful.
ness of bridges is not experienced, sons OF the
Emerald Isle may frequently be seen convey
ing travellers from one landing 10 another.