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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-06
UNDERTAKING.

- w NJ. r. Ce ANDI Len,
- - CABINET MAKER.
FRANKLIN ST., Bet 18th and 18th,
Having opened shop at the above location. VIII
give his personal attention 10 MAKING. REPAIR.
ING, ALTERING, VANISHING. &C.. of all
kinds of FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend 70 all ne branches
EA SHOP ON Franklin street, between 18TH ana
l4th- Sc l-Sm
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NO. IS: o~u1N NEWu ousE NO. IS

M oTHING USE. AZ
1859.
]. H. SIRICH,
Dealer in Fine Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, fe.,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
nest stocks 1H IN this
ket, embracing the latest sty les OF Paris and New
York iashons-all manufactured expressly to or
der. ,,,-
Also. large assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts. Collars, Cravats Ties, Stocks &C.;
in fact fRsTfteGnhs s cLo 01gd HoUsE
All of which will he offered at prices that defy COM
petition, and he solcits the PATRONAGE of discrim
mating public feeling assured OF pleasing the most
!" R H s1 ~ ''' - No. Is. MAIN STREET.
SO l6-lm
INSE Rs I.Nk SETS OF dE
s aauaaa ese s,s q II SEX
FoNss .na aRs pen ssi
coal scUTTLEs, Cindsr sHooyELs, Fire sHo.
Bs Ss ire sEh 1's s nd i2%S set. f so1
BELLS, Of SWEET tone s Builders, Hoasekeepers
and # snt b Of any of Ns Ne
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Mo,k Of the ab9ys dessrpi9n Ct my FIN sns
MANUFACTORY, No. rs Main street. between
Stu and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Va
au 1I-3ln o. d. DENOONs
p EMOvaL. The subscriber, in returning his
" thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many tavors heretofore bestowed on him, wotRd
IF the 's uaf the sa1ns
adE ana aEp N # has
HOUSE, land next to the Va Central Agricultural
Soeiety's ofice.l where a call from the public at
''' So 10 ''''e'''"ii' Jas. M. CARTER,
No. Basement Ballard House.
p S.-Two or three good Journeymen PAINT
Frs wanted immediately. &C lin
TALL TRADE, 1853.
i CLoTHING' AT WHOLESALE ExCLU-
WORD 4 wEIsIGER,
aays II StGre ths afsfs Had ss ssso s,oss
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manufac-
tured upon the best terms and made of the, BEST
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined to offer equal Inducements with any house
VOID ( wEisiGER, No; y Pearl St,
Sc 3-d&w2m Richmond, Va.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-DAR-
L RACOTT, HARRIS CO., have received, and
larse and. desirable stock Of READY S MADE
CLOTHING, nufactnred by themselves Of the
best materials, and made In the incest and most
durable manner, and they promise to sell at as low
prices as the same Goods can be bought elsewhere.
Which wifi bs :. sold sass at s the
very lowest prices
DARRACOTT, HARRIS 4 CO.,
Successors to Merchant, Wrisiger K Co.,
Sc 20-lm No l12 Main st.
SOMETHING FOR SHOEMAKEKS AND
- sADDLERs.-f would he reby return my thanks
to all for their kind patronage for the
last four years, and most respectfully solicit q
continuance of the same.
have now ON hand a good assortment of SHOE
BINDINGS. KIT. &C., which can be bongh very
CHEAP FOR CASH, as | am determined in future
have ever before been sold in this city. Also.
French and American CALF SKINS. SHOE and
Ere TANNERS OILS. Ac.-every thing usually
kept in Leather and Finding store, to which
invite the attention of all in want. as am deter
mined To sell cheap.
D. H. CHALKLEY, 18th street.
sc 2s-dimcwSm bet. Main and Cary.
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vi The attention of the public is re- ENEN
<Mspectfuy asked TO ms Fall stock OF ~AAfD
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, c., comprising full
assortment in every department OF the trade. Es-
pecal attention has been paid IN the selection Of
staple articles and other kinds adapted to the whole
sale trade and country merchants will consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur-
chasing. AS am determined tn offer great induce
ments to secure q portion of that trade. call is
respectfully asked, ar No. 90 Main street, two doors
Above I. r. Price & Co. JNO. G. PAGE, JR.
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NOIiCE.-The concern of READY 4 SNEAD
W Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal Of w N.
m.sNE,p All persoas indebted to the said con-
Germ WIZ make payment; and those having claims
READY; as he assumes, and il alone responsible,
Tor the liabilities Of said concern.
w. W. sNEAD,
VIM. READY.
Richmond. Sept. ~. 1889. se Aim
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A CARD
P-N3R. N. HUDSON K F. DAWSON.

~--lLD DE NTISTS,
OFFICE Ne. 2O5 MAIN at.
R.N. HUDSON will attend personally at the office
every "Wednesday and Saturday, from A. NJ,
untif3 p. Nj. +. DAWSON mag be found theres
all times. Sc l2-3m
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T. Il. BARBER,

T.. PROBE SSOR OF MUSIC,
Has the pleasure of announcing TO his former
friends and pupils that he has returned to the city
has re commenced giving INSTRUCTIONS on the
IIANO. Apply at Z. II. TAYLoR's Music Store,
Man street; a. MORRIS, Main street, ana to MIR.
pERsIco. Residence, Arlinsto House. Lse 26-ts
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ExrLASArgoxs-Tbe left hand row in eaeh OF the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn friin the wheel. The amount opposite each
II your n.i'aper y not in the list and does not end
ia s. your ticket is blank ~ VIM
All tickets where the number ends in 3 are en-
titled 10 80 IN addition 10 any other prize which
me anoys dfasins may enttle it to. Half Quarter
sac 81 MN Tickets draw their proportional part ~
Certificates Of packages are entitled N iii ,h.v
eighths in proportion fa'''ers ana
Prlxe tickets and eeftf cates n,.,.. a.. ......
tn,s oice Tor cash or REIMBURSEMENT. Tickets Thai
nAse n"e drawn prizes need not be returned.
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4 fiction CARD.-The subscriber offers his
IA services as AUCTIONEER to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pledging his
care, feeling assured his experience as Auo
tioneer will entite him to share of public patron
age. =, nv -.
MALL ~, Is =. j. DIGGES.
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n NEW sTOKE .-.HOOTs,

M N y = 81
HSHOES AND TRUNKS.-The under s9S@S
4signed have Just returned from the North, with
an entire new and well selected stock of BOOTS,
SHOES and TRUNKS, which they are now offer
ing at such prices that will not fail to please pur-
chasers. - -
Our stock of Ladies' CATERS, BOOTS. SLIP
PERS, BUSKfNS, &C., are unsurpassed In style,
quality and price,
less variety.
Our stock Of Gentlemea's and Boys BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS, is the best selection ever
offered in this city.
Constantl, on hand a large and full assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES. alltof which selling
at the lowest cash prices. All IN want OF anything
in our line will find il to their interest to call on
NJ. & II. MYERS,
So lin 29, Broad straet above LIST
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HE EXERCISES Of Miss TAZEW ELL'S
j School will be resumed the first MONDAY
In October next and close on the last day of June
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
erai departments have been secured.
All other requisite information will be commu-
nicated through circulars, which will be received on
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches. ...... $40
For Primary English branches .... 80
Languages ancient and modern. feach) %
Music-professor 8 fees. an lS-2ms
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

~a DOUgLESTOCK OF GOODS. GTA
Nj REDUCED PRICES. kHu
CHINA. AkkH
W GLASS AND EARTHENWARE WI
TO THE TRADE.-In consequence of iniorma-
ton. received some two months ago. that my Tor,
esn ORDERS given last spring. for my all stock OF
Goods could not Re filed and shipped in time for
my Fall Trade, ! was placed under the necessity OF
buying in New York n Fall Stock OF Goods now
have information of the arrival of my Foreign
Goods in New York. shall, therefore, in few
DAYS, have double stock on hand. 70 meet my
spring eng agenients must dispose OF these Goods.
am therefore resolved to put them down at prices
that cannot fail to satisfy those who are want OF
Goods in my line. A call, with view Of ascer-
tanning my prices, is respectfully solicited.
Sc 24-Im O. b. TAYLOR. III Nam street.
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HNNGLtSH, SLASSGAA AMI VIA VII =.
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also, SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main and
Franklin, CONNIE ncing 10Th Sept.
Pu2ils will be prepared for the University of Vir-
GINA, Military Institute. or any college, or Tor
business.
The Preparatory Department will he limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and will be under very
favorable circumstances
se lots s. r PENDIETON pr;nc;nal
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a OK EAT KEDIJTION IN TIE m
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
~ From 10 to 20 per cent. saved by buy
ia ing from ]. HI. ANTHONY, q
NktAA Columbian Hotel building.
hIoleskin Hats of best quality, So 80; do second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots. so; Congress Cater Boots rs;
fine calf skin sewe6 Shoes, rs.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
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MISSES KINGS RoARDING AND nay

VI SCHO0L.-The next session will commence
on the first MONDAY IN October, 1859, and will
close on the last DAY nj June 1850.
Mr.. OSWALD HEiNDRlCH, will continue to
teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing,
and Mathematics. Mons. BOULANGE, French.
TERMS:
Board for nine months $3.50
Tuition in ordInar, English branches ... 80
Tuition in Advanced branches ............ 40
Languages. Ancient and Modern, each ..... 20
Music on Piano. ......,.,.,....,... 80
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon ............... 10
Sc l3-dIm
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JORDAN, WYNN & CO.,
j GENERAL COAMTSSI MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase OF
all kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDlZE.
Paine & Co, Messrs. Crenshaw l. Co., Richmond.
i GEO. w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WYNN,
Late of the firm of Breeden Fox,)
;x aO-tlstJa ROBERT s. JORDAN.
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THE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
TRA1. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will he
held on the HERMITAGE GROUNDS, Rich
mead Va, On the 2sth, 18th, 18th, 9th, 2sth, and
PRRMIuM Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
cHAs, DI.iMOcK, sec'y v. 6, Al
. "a Rnrsl REGISTER ard AMERICAN Farmer.
PAladsiphia Ledger, 10 insert Two weeks ss'''''
sc N-ts
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been by teachers OF undoubted ability. Her sys-
ten of instruction is the result of twenty years of
pc rsonal aud energetic labor. and she refers with
to the many ladies' now adjoining soci
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not few
of whom have noby and successfully devoted
themselves To the cause OF Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
tional purposes The School-Toon. sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully ARRANGED both as re ards ven
tllation and temperature, and furnished with spe-
cial reference to the comfort ef the pupils. The
Desks are separate. made OF mahogany and so
placed thar MI the pupils under the Immediate
supervision of the Principal
For further particulars address OF apply to
au Sim MRS. PELLET.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

ConMIssfoNERs' CERTIFicATE-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners TO superiptend the
drawing OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hereby
certify that the above 10 an accurate list Of the
numbers and prizes ax they were drawn by as this
day. Oct. ], 1859 at Augnsta. Ga.
4. e. BARRIER s c.,
j. P. pUGAs, { sworn CONS.
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THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS. BEN
i NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her school broom,
on gth between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care Will be thorough
ly instructed and prepared enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 yenrs of age S25 90
Over 10 years of age. 80 90
Latin or French. 10 90
nm 2-6W
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Mes. Prizss.Nox PAGES. Nos. Prlzcs.l Nos Prizes.
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Il B 81 81.



TRAVELLERS for te sorthana North v est from s soulh-
srn ctaas can procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah,
hS, Aeligomesy- Macon, Wilmineten, Knoxville
tynclgarg ngton, Atlanta and Augusta, st. Louis,
taos uicknan, Columbus. Evansville. Cincinnati,
Se ossns ticksurg Paiucah, sahlan and Menphs, va
~ ea Railroads and Steamboats, with Gloss connections Al
Fsssenges arryrgai Nashville, via Nashville and
Sa 2osa ifoad, directly without detention.
~ he quickest and cheapest for those icEd Cor he far
aegniar Cairos Memphis and st. I.oufs Line
Cuba and J. @. Cline - 1850 -
one o. teese Boats vii leave every Il NJ con
Nashville 70 81. Lens in sixty hours
LonlsFlllc and Cincinnati Packets.
heance saleih- Ella, John Ganlt and Tempest leave s
vile elery Thursday and tuesday, al y eclo nj lime @
shsie 70 Louisville Sky hours and Cincinnati four DAYS
kSegaAar Ne zEpAais, New Orleans and VicIts-
burg Line OF Beats.
James johnson, Nashville. +. Howard Rel Rover ar oserh
inc Savage 0ne OF these i'osSs leave esv oa
dayat Moons tine from Nashville Memphis q hour VICE
bnrg, ave days and e New Orleans in Seven Days.
Passenger Trains before starting. = -
Eor upon the Boats Tickets can b
rrocue al the different points, prices In he ree
Reheinle Of Rates:
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DiarFhea, Dysentery, Fsux. Sc, &c,
The Grnefenberr Dr.enterr Srrup

better than any Cher because other preparations rely, Tor
efficiency, upon dangerous narcotic Jprtes, and tr
in curing The bowel complaint often involves laH II
fatal, disease Of the brain The great unequa efficacy Of
the Grsfeners syrup Is a neurize the ad contents Of
the nteses, which bad caused the trouble and while cng nc
disease eereniy water extuhes fire. &c leaves no Sd be-
hind but nature her with pereet health
WehaFe the GRkEFESBEEG DYsESzRT SYRUF used 70
Of bowel complaints n all heif varied from loose
ness, magnan cholera speak OF it IN the highest
and recommend it with confidence whether ne
mild severe, long SANDING surely, an
leaves bad effects behind.
MoRRIs FRASKIIs Pses BOARD Alfernsn, n i City.
7 De FORESTER, u D, Buarl Of Health .
T X HIBB1RB, u d, a.
c DIsBRow, Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk, Va
II w BAKsTOW, eS Pine street, n City.
DAVID PTTNAs, 2 Court street, Boston, Mass.
GEO SToUDINGER, Board Of Aldermen. Newark, n J..
W TAYLOR, Captain L Army.
II HART Cleveland Paindsaer, Ohio.
HN FAEKAND, Cleveland, OHIO
ALEX. MACKENZIE, hsrrt.
june4 Nashville.
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yYreak OF the BOitOn-.A thrilling scenes
1t has already been stated that the ship Bolton.
Capt COtter while on the passage from Philad.i-
phia to st. John, \. B struck rock during fog
on the 10th ult, and Immediately sunk, by which
fftesnliVes we're lost An account CT the sad dis
aster says:
The ship struck bottom heavily, and vi Tie rexs
swell hove over the ledge aud seemed be ell oat,
but with the succeeding sea WAS thrown in upon the
rocks, which were rough and jaggy, and over and
upon which the sea was breaking ia continual foam.
The ship In few seconds blged, and in less thaa
thirty minutts bad br,ken apart amidships, spit
open at stem and stern, and fell apart into the surf.
There seemed 10 he no possible chance Of escaping
to the shore, as the wreck lay among the pointed
rocks and hedges, and the tremendous, heavy coms-
ing seas came in rapid succession, tumbling rosE-
ing, rushing on, past aud over the wreck in one
white sheet Of foam, expending their fury amoEg
che sks and guiehes between the wreck aud the
main shore.
All human aid was poEerlefs to assist the sufer-
ers had it been there. 0ae mar, a forlorR hope,
jumped in the surf with liue, hoping he might
reach the higher rocks. Thrice he caught hold Of
and was fhroxn against the rocks, but vas sucked
back By The receding waves, and when last seen this
heroic man was ilging TO a fragment OF the
wreck in the surf his face and head streaming with
blood. Noble felloWi he died nobly attempting to
save his companions.
The captain seemed calm aud silent and told the
creB they must try to Themselves but express
ed his fears that they would Gi be lost. The Jib-
boom was ct this time nearest the shore and slight
ly elevated and from this the second mate succeed
ed in throwing himself upon the highest part Of
ledge, when the sea of, and thus managed TO
Chamber over galch aud out of its way before it
returned.
The ceptsin, with nine Of the crew, then attempt
ed to gain the rocks from the jibboom, but heavy
sea swept them all of, and into the surf among the
floating mass. Daniel Riley, one Of the survivors,
Was among this number, and the captain was for
several minutes elinging the spar in the surf
with Riley--tbe captain at end on side and
Riley at the other end the other eide. This spar
was thrown the rocks, and Riley succeeded in
clinging to them and crawling up before the sea
returned He last saw the captain as the sea run
off, standing apparently in the front edge of the
oeding sea, face to the shore, and appeared to be
throwing off, back from his shoulders, the large
thick coat which he had on. He went immediately
under, backwards, and was seen 10 more. The bal
snce Of the crew attempted TO land from the jib-
boom, but they, too, we're swept away by the sea,
and only Of this lot, John V. Baker, succeeded
in getting safe ashore.
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9aiIp aniau ( 8ntritan



From he Lsavshworth Ledger, June a.
We have received the following interesting intel
Iigenee from gentleman who has lately returned
from a surveying tour in Nebraska. Il appears
that one Of the PaWnes Chiefs had became tnsmor-
ed with the charms Of maiden Of the Sioux tribe.
After brief Wooing he ascertained that has al
fections were recpFocated. and was anxious wait
ing the time when the dusky enchsntress should
gladden. his own lodge, and an alliance be thus
formed between tribes which had not heretofore been
friendly
Unluekily for the trusting heart OF our hero, and
as vindication Of the adage that ''the ceurse Of
true love never did run smooth, a eoxcomb OF the
raaiden,s oWn nation succeeded, through the in
strunsnsaiisy Of superior arts, in winning her
from her ailegisnce. When tho news oil this catas-
trophe ieaohed the jlisdsPaBnee, be, as the organ
of his tribe, made a formal dec Rrstion Of war
against their enen les, the Sioux.
Upon the appointed day, quite large delegation
of each party appeared, aad the battle began We
have not fun particulars Of the fight but learn that
the Pawnees were victorious. AMI the Sioux driven
from the field. Several were killed on beth sides,
snd among others two of the Pawnee braves.
Thus the slig htest warrior plucxed cut the memo
~ Of his il-ssarred courtshiP.
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EtAaEaA tsAAAOAA'
s%ssseTsssa -. zf--Esg r ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
THNE Southern Road Of the four great lines This road has
thus managed in such as 10 commend Il to
the public patronage.
This Company, under the general superiutendenee OF
HI, ID, WEARS. General Freight Agents.
inducements shippers to Baltimore Philadelphia,
York, Ostsn Richmond Petersburg &c, at exceedingly
low rates below New Orleans prices their moderate
TERMS with the deiuc0ns upon Insurance Of ere and half
by route the European shipping being from 70
shlngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their for transportation are unequalled by any other
road now in oDeraton their We,terB terminus is at PARK
ERsBURGH, kugred a8d ninety mikes below the low
water and dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables in ordinary the delivery OF goods only certain,
but with Dispatch Of other route and the
ter declines their advantages such the time Of delivery
widens N other routes. that this i the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freight BIZ this roa exposed to weather than By other
rsbu1gh under we'll sksdde ost and elevated from thence by
steam Immediately the cars without being subject to
sOILs
The Louisville connect direct with Parkersburgh
boats without delay, does likewise the regular Cincinnati
boats The Pittsburg direct to Parkersurgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled to receive freight
daily for their in Nashville, Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
H. il. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. p Broad and Front Streets
mayl5-6m
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nh. w, r.. HUXLEY,

0lATE OF hNOAflLbEt IENN.,)
willie and vicinity He has been actively engaged in the
rce of his profession all its branches for the last sixteen
s and hopes BY strict be able to render sac
zion to all who may favor him with call
ice No y Cherry street, Capt Stockes new resi-
dence Residence Pearl street, South Nashville