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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A6ray- 1Argaga Shipment Of Cotton-A Bion-
din Failnrs-Ditorees, &c.

QtH 1GfLHs-LttoTcES, &C.
LYNcHBURG. VA, Sept 8.
An ARRAY occurred on Tuesday, between
Mr.. Edward Akers and Mr.. John A. Liggatt
in which the latter received some severe
wounds on the head, inflicted by blows from
pistol In the hand OF Mr. Akers. II appears
that Mr.. A. drew The pistol with the intention
of shooting, but on seeing that his opponent
had no other weapon except a cane, merely
used it as cudgel. The parties were subse-
euently arrested and brought before Mayor
Branch, who required Mr.. Liggatt to give Sc
curity to keep the peace in the sum OF a5tt,
aud discharged MI. Akers, as IL appeared, in
the evidence, that he nc led III seIf-detence.
A man, whose name was unable To learn,
attempted the rope performance, a Ia Blondin,
at Concord Railroad Station, but failed TO ac-
com i.h the feat in consequence of a fall, by
which he was badly hurt.
A through shipment OF cotton passed
through this city yesterday, and it is said to
be the first that has passed over the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany have an extensive depot at this point
but, Notwithstanding this fact, the trade has
been so great recently, that they have been
compelled to build two additions, and are now
engaged in constructing third. This state
of affairs exhibit the present pros perity Of the
road, and bespeak remuneratiye future ior
those interested in the pecuniary department.
There have been six divorce suits instituted
here within the last three months.
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Rirb,norn 9ispatrb,
- . = ,r,r VIVA SEPT.0 Q, iec,
- yyeekly Dlspateh.

TIE weekly DisPsteh.
: r~e w.ekiy DsspsseA 10 issued this morning
! ..ss.s ~ Inc Central Agricultural Society cf
virginia. In tho miscellaneous a1"c'e' are
$500. wedding, Charles Mackay on Amer
,cA the Great Poisoning Case In England, In
tarv,ew OF the American Minister with Chinese
s1faeisis. Richard Golden on American Eiec-
lions. &c, with One usual variety Of editorial,
sraerai. commercial and local news.
Price cts., at the counter, or 4 cts. when In
wrappers for mailing 70 country friends.
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aAC1AL NOTICE.

~ Entsursze Hams Manufactprsr.---
The r. ssnl Why va hand uee fernriet Ipfsllis,'s
BAKING RtlW Il lsh: lsf. Their never faif to make
the iightetf md veesest bread III the slQFfeet pos
sble tTffie II TieF Eavg fins. fspnr INA expunse;
Sd. They contain INGREDIENTS which do not 8iect
tho taste OF bread and arc not UNI haloeofna ssh.
Evers bpdy wae tries one boz, invariably. contin.
siIes the tlse Of fhaga 5th. They manufactured
in Fifajnia aud not in fauke4dom.
Read the following certificates.
PoRrsMorTH, Va. March 18th. le59. = HAVING
used .Semple's Beklng Powder" IN nv family
with yer -varyifz success recommend Ii ~ the
best article hive ever tried. S.
fSlsued syAMEs Il. BUErM.
For rsMprTu Va. March 18th. Is5g.--T cheerfully
recommend sSampls's Baking Powder - the
most superior article hare ever used for makirs
Itlht and swee. loaf bread. mscnits, &c IN the
JOHN W GARLIcK. Manufacturer and sole
Proprietor. Richmond Va.
For sale By Druggists and Grocers generally.
Sc 9-iw
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FINE HALL DEsrRoYED.-The Mechanics,
Hall in Norfolk, Va, destroyed by fire We'd
nesday morning, was one of the finest in the
country. 1t was erected in 1856, after the Tu-
dor Gothic style. and covered an area of sou
square feet.
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fIREs.-On the Sd inst, the residence of Benz.
Waller, in williamsburg, Va, was destroyed
by fire. In Elizabeth City county, on the same
day, the stable of Mr.. Russell, with carriage
and pair Of horses, was burnt
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VIRGINIA RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE.-The
Western Virginia Baptist Association conyen-
ed at Fort Louis, Roanoke CO., Va, on Friday,
I'd inst, and organized by the election of Col.
Colin Bass, of Roanoke, Moderator, and Col.
VIM. e. Parks, OF Marion, Clerk. The attcn-
dance of ministers and delegates was large
A revival has just closed at Mt. Zion, Prince
George CO.. Va, resulting in - conversions.
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The Prince 0f Wat.x

y has bren decided, 80 say the journalists of
the large cities, who know everything and al.
wAys tell tas truth, that the Prince of Wales.
who h about TO visit Canada, will no, travel
In the q. States except under strict incognito.
Il II feared that his delicate health would SUI.
Ssr from the excessive attentions TO which he
wosld b subjected. II will be difficult mat
ter 70 keep the royal game concealed from the
sxpsrisnced Hon hunters OF this country
Ehsy will know the true prince by instinct
The Prince OF Wales would better confine his
explorations TO Canada, II be wishes 10 escape
N eerly death.
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LAND SUIT DECIDED.-The suit for the own
ership of the s Picket Survey consisting of
$4,000 acres in Southwestern Virginia, has
been decided in favor of Geo w Browne and
the decision confirmed by the Court Of APP
ueals
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EDUCATIONAL.

.
AIRS. r.. TINSLEY JOHNSON proposes
lfI opening on lat October SCHOOL for GILL
DRFN of both sexes. under IL years OF axe. Num-
branches, Latin and French. tau sht also Music on
the Piano A class for instruction IN Drawing I'm
der Prot. CAIYO- will be formed Residence, cary,
between I'd md Sd streets.
RGFERENcEs.-aey. J. Peterkin, Rev, Dr. MN
ne xerode, Rev. r. Ryiand, Rev F. Baker. Dr.
Welfnrd. Messrs. James Lyons. Z: B; Bentley =.
NJ. Price, 7. ". Mccance, s. C. Hardy ana r. r.
Watson. and DR.. Barney and DR.. J. v. Hobson.
Sc 9-3tawtlstS
ATISS SANxAY will re open her SCHOOL or
ISi Church Hill. for GIRLS and SMALL BOYS.
on MONDAY. 18th of September.
The usual English branches taug hit; also Gre
clan Painting. Fancy Leather work, and Orna-
mental NeeGlework sc y-St'
AIRS. MASON will resume her SCHOOL at her
fi residence. IN Manchester, on MONDAY, 18th
September.
TERMs-As heretofore. Sc 9-3t
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THE SUGAR CRor.-The Louisiana papers
generally concur in the opinion that the sugar
crop of the present season Will be consdera-
bly, short OF last years, while merchants OF
experience and high standing, in New Orleans,
predict that it will fall off from $4,000 to TO-
600 hhds.
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UUNFoETUNATE CorNTY.-Mercer county
Va, has suffered severely from dry weather
the present season. There will be scarcely
any made, and the wheat crop al
most failure from the effects of the frost on
the 9th of June last. They had another frost
on the 2ls, of last month. There was but lit
tie damage to do, and of course notmuch done
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IN kANAyAY-seoo REwARD-From the
ZS subscriber. about the middle oil September,
1873. n NEGRO MAN. u med WILEY, or
~ GRAN ISON-somstimes called Wi!eY Gran
S<&sison-about "a or 70 sears old ordinary s.ze,
bacon COLOR; has one tooth out IN front; He for
uerly belonged to ur. Anderson, eff Amelia county.
| viii pay the above reward OF S1e for his deiiy
cry at Lumpkin's jail IN Richmond. Any infor-
nation concerning him will be thaakiny received,
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck. Halifax
county, N. c. b. WLATEERSBEE.
All Aim
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MARINE INTEI.LI0ENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. fyA.,, sEpT.s, 1859.
HiFA Rassr this dayf Erjdayl al o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, ndze.,
sehr. Trojan. cooks New York, nay, Mark Dow
fSchr. Jonas Sparks, New York, has, Mark Dow
=, schr. Ring Dove Adams, Philadelphia. mdze.,
schr. Coast Pilot, Motchkiss, New York, salt and
schr. Harry Traverse. wheat, E. Workman &
-; SAILED,
= schI. Carrie Hughes, Finn Bestau, mdze.' W..
schF. Aineiia r. johnson, Patterson, Philadel-
phla, nudge. w. D. Coquitt & Co.
SEN. Eilen Goidsborouah, Prtchets, Baltimore
Steamer Geo. Peabody, pritehard, Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, b. & w Currie.
,,BREMERHAvEx, August T.-Arr'a, ship Ratio,
Chase. Richmond.
sssd Var Eass .fh,a 10 WHINING n1s
HeLMEs' HoLEs Sept. s.-srd, schr; Westover,
banson Dean, Dnnkwater. from Rockiand. for
PHsLADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Cg,d, schrs. Brunette,
iionnson Richmond; Joseph Hesley, conweil,
New YoRK. Sept. 7.-cfd. schrs. D w. Vaughan
and A; y. Glover, wilmington, n. c..
OH plymouth, tEns) 18th ult, Ceres, DAM
from WilHline ton, ~ G., for London.
DISASTER.
NoRFoLK. Sept. s.--The bark Bay State, from
Boston for Baltimore. with assorted cargo is
ashore near Cape Henry. Assistance has been
sent her.
PAssEEeERs PER STEAMSHIP ssRoANokE," from
New York. Gro W. CoUcH. Master, September
8 lo5s VIM. Mills Chas. Batch. j. NJ. Fulton, W
Sander, Il, Dhendofer y. Camp. s: Harris, Geo
Harris, ". Bid. N. Dutfey, E.C. Roberts, Miss
Roberts. MISS Fitz, Miss +. s. Basket, Mrs. Fos-
ter; Miss Vir4 Inia Banks. .. Waller. lady and
child, B G jones and lady: Miss FItz erald Mrs
Lindsay L. c, Taape, Iehn Cleary and dau liter,
las Cleary; I; G; Nash; w. 4 Jarvis and child; F.
Be; es Mrs Beyes and children w. II. Johnson
lady and children. ". r. Williams, L Williams,
W. s.; Dou,la las. ]; Taylor; Mrs. Dawson, T. 8
Bailey. ]. Mecsar, Geo Brown, MRS. Bow. Miss
Freeman, Lieut.. Jones I. Tabb o. Bishop, e.
Head, Head and 10 IN Storage.
Also, from Norfolk-l9 passengers.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Weather in the Mountains Visitors at the
Sc

RED SWEET SPRINGS, VA, Sept. ?, 80.
The weather here Is baliny and pleasant
There are 2sG visitors here now, making total
Of l,le0 for the season. There are son at the
Old Sweet, being a total Of ,4i6 for the season.
small compauy-say 3G0--is at the Old
White and 200 at the Salt Sulphur. From
present indications, the crowd will remain in
the mountains the greater part of September
MECKLESBURG.
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~ NOTtCE.--Was committed 10 the jail of
RfT this county, Bedford, Va on the 18th dag
OF July last. 1850, as = Tnnawaf. negro mar
~ calling himself HENRY HALL; five feet
&-A- three inches hikh scar the lett eye,
long hushy hair: copper color. Had on when com
mItted gray cassinet pants cadet stripe down each
fes wool knit shirt, lowcrown soft hat aboni - or
- years of age. JOHN ii. EUBANk,
n TAILOR.
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u 4 painting by W. Is MYxRs, Esq., OF
inis city, founded upon the scene In poEs
hssssa Once upon midnight, drsary. az
poaderrd, wsakand weary "-displays unusual
srsassie talent. Tue attitude il Remarkable fiue.
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RANlTrAAGE no lSpiAxs.-The sum ~
ysllehN wae resnltsed % 0Feeon per ths iast
oeete2 ~ ln1lan oxpenses "a tha1 mn Co.
~ - ptsssat Aseal yer.
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Ia Runaway - From the subscribers, on
GIy the LIST inst, u NJ HENRY hired OF the late
kNCol. VIM. Z. Niniree, OF Chesterfield county.
~ He IS about ~ or d ears of age, feet or 2
.-k.inchss his h very slender, ashs or dark eIn-
serbread color, quite prominent nose. and whom
spoken to bends "A little forward and speaks low.
lie generally wears cap. He Is no doubt lurking
about the city or in the eighborhood Of has nIis
ter's farm. We will give fve dollars for his de
livery to us, and all expenses paid.
Sc ct SMITH Il McCURuET.
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Ia MERCIALSCHOOL.F FOR BOYS ANpY0TNG
MEN.-EDWARD W. CONE, A. NJ, and HOR-
ACE 7. SMITH. A. NJ, Principals The sth
nnal session will commence on MONDAY, Sept.
18th at the rooms on Franklin, between Sth and 9Th
streets.
Those wishing to enter pupils for the ensuing
year will lease make early application.
se 7-utIhS
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,@Gas TO VISITORS At VIRGINIA
RUNAWAYS.

Re $40 REWARD.-Rapaway from the
GT subscribers plantation, IN Nottoway county,
kNabput May or June last, q negro man, named
~ LUZ f, about 50 ears of age; color between
.Szksa ginger cake and black; little under mo
dunn hei sht; one leg little shorter than the other
and liinps, with the lame foot little out. ppf-
chased him in Richmond in 1852, and think it Ike
~ he is in Richmond. or in the lower counties.
viii pay a reward of TIL lRTY DOLLARS If taken
IN Richmond or the lower counties;
MASIEFFERSoN,
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III. EiNFORD'S
d. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
On It'll between Clay and Marshall sts
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY. Sept. 10Th The course of instruction
thoToup h, embracing every branch tau. hit in
Schools of the ii@ hest trade, and every sxegtion
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ad-
vancement of pupils.
Aided BY experienced and competent assistants,
shall endeaVor to merit continuance OF the llbe
ra' patronage of the public.
For terms, &c, apply TO J. H. BlNFORD.
Sc LIN Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
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, TIE FAIR RICHMOND.

x d II
o. a meeting OF the Executive Committee
of VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY the following resolutions were adopted:
ReSotced That the time Tor ast-trottlns horses,
mares and relaings. shall be as follows
For the first prem nm the time shall he not less
than ttc0 minutes and forty .Gre seconds and for
the second premium not less than hire minutes !;
but for this second premium, no horse. mare or
gelding shall compete who is more than six years
of q e..
The first premium shall be SEQ. and the second
800. This alteration of the premium list, as here
tofare published, will p eyai at the coming Fair
On motion, the following rates of entrance to the
Fair Grounds were unan tnousy adopted:
For eaeh ADULT ."....-. -......-..-..--. os
Children .................... ............ IS
Each cutkey, extra .-....+...-.-..-- -
Single Horse, " ......................., Is
Buggy, with one or two horses ........... so
Carriage with four seats and not more than
two horses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
Two morse tHlllDus = W
-Four horse omnibus oU
Each exhibitor who is not member, and who
shall compete for a premium of SIS or MORE shall
pay So and each successful exhibitor for pre-
MUM of 500 and upwards, shall pay ten per cent.
of the premium received hy him, including the fec
above required.
1t was further unanimously
ReS0iced, That private show tents and booths
NAV be admitted upon the grounds. at such rates
as the President and Secretary may fix.
Sc git G. DIMMOCk, Secy. Va. {. A. !.
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rail TRtDE. isso.- .wERcHAg

FALL TRADE, s39..-MERcHANT
~ TAILORING The suhScriber has jSss 70
essed from New ORR and NE o,hs BE- ., So.in II
.A1 CLOTHS. cAsSIM les. VELVET, SILK,
SATIN ard other yESTiNGS, which he will make
up TO order, in the best ana most fashionable
style at greatly reduced pricasl
lie keeps Consistently on h-Hd 4 handsome assert
men, of REApY- MADE CLOTHING. and semitic
mems r L FINISHING G00Ds, n which he invites
the attention OF all who wish TO purchase superior
his new store on Man street, in the MANSION
HOUSE building, where his friends and the public
VIII always find him ready 70 serge them.
b. DEEcHER. IS Main 81.
+ HANDS WANTED to work on hne custom costs
and pants se 7-s!im'
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~ FOR sALE--A FIRST rate fmiis HORSE.
9~NScyeu sewrs obi perfectly gentle; works
lweIl vita or without binds. Also, four
snat extansian top II ACTON. Of the beat make,
a tsod ~ new. with Harness. the safaa having
hson bolr 1T OF hitchcock Il Osborne last April,
snd very little used. APPLY To n. G, Lpseosnse, at
his Stables, or 70 the subscriber. Al the Cit Hall
r--slfsss Rn HAt& Akn
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1870 FALL TRADE.
1859.

l MEDICINES, selected expressly for Country
aud Pharmaceutlcal preparations of our own
manufacture made strictly in accordance with the
u 5. Pharmacoruia. and of full medicinal efiicacy
the choicest Perfumery from the NEST celebrated
American, English and French Perfumers Toilet
Soaps Cosmetics. Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes
OF all kinds; Surgeons Instruments and full az
sentiment of all other articles in the Drug line for
sale at LAIDLEY & RORTNS0N'S
New Drug Store, 4th and Franllin sts..
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MFR. ID. TGRNEk'S
w SELECT CLASSICAL AND

MFR. ID. TGRNeh'S
w SELECT CLASSICAL AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 30 AND 4TH STREETS
The 10th academic year OF this School Will COM
mence on MONDAY the 26th September. 1859.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to Gem
mence the Ancient Languages, or under classes
already formed. For Terms. Course of Study,
Text Books, &c.- see Catalogues.
Mr.. T. can be SEEN after the 18th September. ut
his School rooms az his residence, on Frank
lin street, between I'd and Sd SITS. seS-lm
L,NGLiSH AND classical SCHOOL AT
Z SAUNDERS HALL.-The subscriber will
commence the exercises of his SCHOOL, on MON
DAY, 18th September next He will use every eff
fort to merit continuance OF the PATRONAGE he has
heretofore received. For terms, &c.: apply to
ST L. p. CRUMP.
DIANO FORTE AND SENGEN G.-Mss
L ALICE c. DAWSON will be happy to receive
limited number Of pupils in the above branches OF
education. on moderate terms either at the resi-
dence q the pupil or at her own, Goth street, be-
tween Broad and Grace.
Private lessons gwen IN FRENCH to young
ladies'. sc Sim
HTIsS HARTSHORNE, from New York, now
iFl in this city wishes to Obtain scholars Tor the
PIANO, either privately or in school. She ~
pupil of Prof. WoLLENHArPT, who gives her his
instruction Will please call on her, at he corner Of
Main and Adams streets. or address her tliroush
the Post Office, care of W. A. JENKINS, Ex-
change Bank.
REFERENces.-Rev. Charles Minneaeroda. Rev.
Richard Wilmer, Rev. G. ]. Gibson, Dir. Hobson,
0. =. Baldwin, Esq, Win. d. Gibson, Esq.
SO 7-2wN
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3 AnANs. A1IEN1ION.--AttenA eempa
II MS Drills. az Military Hail. on TUESDAY and
nFRlDAY nj hts, al o'clock. IN aadrsss nai-
" Haed q Your Dfsss Parade Caps . LIEUT..
nOsSlEt !euah a. are not se1sM ~ Tuesday,
sthnauon3ns own expense
~. = ''ai ioa Y i. ift5ISkas, :. s.,,'s
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go uoUGHTS ON ETERNAL
80 PUNiSHHENT.-This will form the
subject of discourse in the First Independent
Christian Church." Mayo street. near Bread ne xt
SUNDAY MORNING, at the usual hour OF public
worship se9-it*
Sa-Sr-. SOTIGE.-The shareholders of the
80 proposed new German Newspaper are
hereby invited to attend a eetins on SATUR-
DAY. the 10th INST, at clock, at SIMON Stein
lines Monticello House, where matters OF lmpor
lance will be LAID before them.
Sc S-3tt ALB. LY BROCK, Chairman.
-xe~, SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
s>~Sa AGENCY.-G W. II. TYLER, Office on
Marshall between 9th and eth streets continues to
RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NEGROES, and
acts as a GENERAL. AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au Blum
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SHIPPING.

t,e5N FOR NEW LEANS-FIRSTyFs-
nEsEs SEl:-The superior fast-sailing schooner
R0sENEATH, Capt BaKER,. now loading,
ased win sail with all poss,ble d,snst"bso en- EN-
balance Of Freight, apply to
e9-ta DAVID VIM CIrRRIE
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NORTH CAR0LINIANs IN TExAs-John Fl.
Manly, son of Ex-Goy Manly, and +. +. Fos-
cue, formerly of Jones county, NO, have
seen elected members of the Texas Legisla-
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DE RE . MERY AND TOILET AYR.

DE 2 VI I. Il Z AND JULIET AK.
TIGLES-I have lust received n new supply of
PERFCMERY and FANCY ARTICLES for the
toilet, such as-Iubn Extracts; Tas lor's superior
Cologne; A. A. Frenchs Bay Rum, direct from st.
Themas;t Fancy Soaps; Cosmetics; Toath Nail
and Hair Brushes. and general assortment of use
full articles. For sale by E. ]. PICOT,
corner 18th and Main streets,
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A XES.-l00 doz. FirRinia, 100 dog Mann's 20
a doZ. sintmnns, 80 dog. Collins. 5doz Hur.l's
g doz Blood's Axes; dog. Simmons Broad Axes;
5Hnrd's Broad Axes. rs dog. Shinxling, Bench and
o aw Hatchets; ~ dog. Nail and Shoe Hammers !;
IN store and fer sale bg
CLARksoN & ANDERSON, No. los Main ct.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.--A large as
II sortment OF choice Hawana CHARS. 1T
GEO. D0WDEN'S, Druggist,
Next American Hotel
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~ FOR BREMEN.-The ship HELENE,
80 Capt. +: BPuSxEn, will load for the above
Gsr=r-"s port. For balance of freig ht, appl, to
au 3I-2ws Ed WIN. Dr. V0SS Il co.
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~ FOR LIVERPGOL-The wel-knowu
.sszS frst-cia Ship MARY RUSSELL, Captain
s&szs@ PERKINS,, now at City Point. and will com
Inence loading soon as her inward caro- is DIS
charsed. For freight of tobacco, -four and cotton,
apply to
Sc 2-eod6t CHARLES PALMER.
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II Il VAL.
49, GEORGE Il. STEEL,

~-S II Z N o ' 4 L..
kvf| GEORGE Il. STEEL,
>@-I0Cb DENTIST
has removed his office and residence from No. PSI
Main street TO the CORNER OF SrH AND MAIN Sis.
sir doors a5ase his old stand. where he is pre-
pared, ruth Increased facilities, To perform all
operations in DENTISTRY in the very best man
An experience of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables HIM to guarantee satisfaction in
instance.
FOR RENT One or two good ROOMS, in base
ment- suitable for an office. Apply To
Sc Sim u. b. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

FOR EIGS-A ship has been taken at New York
to load 1000 hogs heads Tobacco for Bordeaux los
and the Ma, Russell LAID OF for Liverpool at same
rate WI b cor siderable portion of cargo en- a. ed.
DOMESFIC.-The following are the present rates
as coastwlse treiE hts:
New York. Boston. Phad'a
Coal, @e ton. .......c15e Sl.73 Sl25
Flour, u Dbl, 70 70 20
tobacco, II hid. $50 300 go
Do. TT box 49,, ~ IS rs
Coal to Baltimore 5 cts. u, bushe; Flour 1914 cts
~ bill
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
ImpOrtans News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Tennessee, with advices from Vera Cruz to
the 9Th, arrived here to-day.
The liberal expedition against Tehuacan,
Orizaba and Cordova, had proved disas-
trous failure.
General Mechia, without firing gun,
was defeated, losing 600 men prisoners,
1000 muskets and IL cannon, which Gen.
Miramon captured without killing single
person.
Gen. Marquee had pronounced for Santa
Anna, after selling a Conducta with 50,
100000 in specie, which he undertook to
escort to Tepec. He appropriated $780,
600 to himself, and detained the rest at
Guanajecta.
The British and French ministers energet-
ically protested against this proceeding.
Gen. Miramon, against the wishes of his
cabinet, and with only four aids, had left the
capital ostensibly to collect troops and pur
sue Marquee as a traitor, but it was feared
that Miramon is leagued with Marquee
The Liberals were greatly encouraged
thereby.
Gen. DOblado had defeated Gen. Alfaro,
captured his artillery and entered Guansjua
with 5000 men.
Gen. VOL was at Legros. Doblada was
pursuing him.