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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

CHINA.WAKE AND HOU
- ING G00DS.-SCHAAP CO, MPORTERS
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturers.
and from Northern trade sales, a most complete
WARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT.
LERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, Al. BATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides endless assert
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention of mer
chants and the public IN general, feeling conide Mt
that our GOODS and PRICES will richly pay them for
cali: We endeavor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

- PARkE POINDExTER, ATTOR;
NJ NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA, viii
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the cOun-
lies of Chesterfield, POwhatan and Amelia:
- Office in Lise's Building, corner OF Main Hnd
lI;E :traSts e23-ly
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

4 AT COST, COST. -
AT COST, -
Commencing to dav. We are Offering our new
and well assorted stock Oh
LADIES'.
CHiLDREN'y,
GENTLEMEN'S,
BOYS AND
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every sty lie and description. :.
The mnde ned, wishing tn make n change "
their business do therefore Oier their entlre etnck
OF BOOTS, SHOES, &c. AT COST, FOX CASH.
An early call is greatly desired as We are sure the
prices will not fail to please.
NJ: & II. MYEkS. 2E Broad It. above Let;
N. B.-Merchants, Farmers. and others. VINO arc
in want Of anything in line. will lind 1t greatly
~ '"''' '"'''0'' W Nj. H. MYERS,
fe 23-lm go Broad st.. above LIST.
e~ TRUNKS. GARRETT AND LEATH-
EaN Err BAGS, LADIES' BONNET C ,sS ~
>a21fDOF NEWSTYLE; ALSO. VALlCES or
EVERY DESCRlPTlON.-We have Just received
il large assortment If the above goods, which we
will sell low for cash. or to Punctual paying Gus
toners, on the usual time OF Blk months Az I'VE we
aek is call from all in want as they cannot iall
To be suited both in price aud quality.
ALEX. HILL CO., No. l11 Main ST.;
Richmond, Va.
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: FOR kFOLk, OLD
4 POINT Am uiNIprnI

FOR NORFOLK, DIN
49, POINT AND HAHPToS'ra
sons intending 10 VISIT either
ali ofthe above mentioned paces, viii Ind the ms,
direct. expeditions and comfortable Route via "A,
RICHMOND AND PETERS It RI snd the N0s
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. =
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Comparr,
Office. in Richmond. THROUGH TICKETS ',
he sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passengers. .......-.. ~
Do: Second do. do. .......-.. iI
For Old Point or Hampton. return tickets bf
the round trip good within is days;kT
Secon nss Sp paSse dn
Straight tickets; first class. ----..... IS
Do. second do: $3.50. .... -
These fares embrace the Steamboat ehsrse hE
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover al sIPsl~
attending the transfer of Passengers and B4,as
between depots IN Petersburg and from the a,
upon the Steamer al Norfolk.
AT Norfolk, the Cars connect directly yia
Steamer, which has been eng aged To raa ma
nectlon with the Norfolk and Petersburg Rafaa
There Is no DELAY or inconvenience IN this easac
Passengers step from the Cars upon thdaesals,
wharf.
Passengers nv this route leave Richmond II u
A. NJ. and breakfast IN Petersburg at g. reach w
folk Mt I0,., and land at Old Point 81 Hamptea
1: NJ. allowing ample time for all pfenluanrss
arrangements and SALT WAL Err BATH ean
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privileged,
naming over ~ Norfolk and gems 10 OLD Points
Hampton IN the ate moon or by the same Loaf lsu
day. -
Hampton, leave Old Point at sisA. NJ, and Hinr
ton at 7:45 A. NJ, I'm each case alter the fssaf
breakfast reach Norfolk AZ 10; leave Nr'csN
p. NJ; arrive IN Petersburg at AS aud o RieaHeA
at 545 z. NJ, in time to connect with the lias
going on west same evening.
n BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

.6fMR OH: MAN, NAN. THOU ART
t8E2fX but dust; therefore, why grieve at the
changes OF life, for il leaves but u
dreary waste To contemplate upon. So now for
hlOQuizlnx.
MR. EDIroR: AS l said in my last advertisement
had been studying astronomy. of course peorie
expected "a hear of some great phenomena would
found there WAS q M, stery hey Dad the comprehen
sion of man, and as had no desire build tow or
solIdities.
am now still in tho ring TO trade for anything
from the bowels ot The earth to tho mountain top,
that push along, keep MOVING; for Il ID wiser
than setting as;de and dreaming. hing and vast
ing life tide, Tor In life hattie those only
prevail who daily march onward and aevsr say
fail. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th st., Greek Nation, X chm.ond, Va.
+. 81 promised the publsc n romance Of my
life, which will 10 FORTHCOMING IN due time.
IN TIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

MR.. H. BROWNELL'S INTEREST IN
wi the firm of CLARKSON Il ANDERSON
continues the same as it was in the firm of Clark
son, Anderso & Co. -
CLARKSON l. ANDERSON,
ia A--ts No. log Main street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

LlGNTE BkA ID h NY'S
RT6 PIANOS.-We call the attention OF the
w nv citizens of Richmond and Virg mia, to
our PIANO FORTES. We have placed thess in
in all respects. E.ay be tested BY the side OF the
famed Chickering's.
We warrant all our PIANOS. and can show a.
high and AZ hume rOus testmonl ais rs any factory
IN the country, all of which can he seen ut Mr..
CAkUsI s, on Broad street, 81 door from 9Th.
LfGHTE X BRADBURY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

VIRGINIA GOODS.-The subscriber has just
manufactured in Roanoke county, VAL really
neat and good article Also, several grades of
Staunton goods. Those disposed to patronlze home
manufactures can now be supplied.
T.. b. SPENCE,
ClOthier and Merchant Tailor,
Corner OF Nam and 18th vtg:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

HAWESR. SUTTON. ATTORNEY
Practses in ali the Courts of the city Of Richmond
and the counties Of Henrico and TOochland Omce
corner Bank and 18th streets. Richmond, va.
ia ISM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

GPRlNG GOODS. $50 cases very handsome
~ Spring Prints; 10 cases choice Black and White
White Gins hams; Fancy Ginx hams. assorted: x
and Z Biay Linens; Kentucky Jeans. assorted;
Cottonates, in great variety; Spool COttOns; Hook
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08
Law AND MEDICAL cAnDs.

q. N. RROUN, N. D.. offers TO the
~ citizens OF Richmond and Its v,c'n,ty ms
professional services in the practice OF Medicine
Obstetrics, and Surgery. .x,
street, formerly owned by Mrs. Chevali,e-iasterly
by A. X. Courtney. Esq. mn A-oiM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his ser
W vices t. the public in the treatment all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in tho above
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public faver.-Ofiice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS" one OF the very best
cines sent to order. Al! commv ulcations by letter
or otherwise promptly attsns.e tn. Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

DR.. ASCOLl. HOMEOPATHIST.
~ has removed to Franklin street. corner
or A,h, at Mrs. Dabney's. fel5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08
SIMPSON 4 MILLER's.
pSIMpSON l. MlLLER'S

We have yet on hand a choice stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing, which we will sell very low,
among which are 50 doz: Skin Sacks, suitable for
spring which We will sell At cost for cash. Call at
ll9 Main street, Richmond.
NEW SPRING GOODS. ..CHAS. A. GWAT-
1NKIN. corner 9Th and Main streets, I'd door above
and nearly opposite Crenshaw's new hotel, 10 re-
ceiving new Spring Goods by every steamer. En-
broideries, Ribbons, Delainss, Prints, Lace Col
lars, Sleeves, Bands, Lawns, Organizes, Gloves,
Carpets. &c. The ladies are respectfully request
ed TO call and see the move tiles Of the season:
CHAS. A. GWATKlN,
Corner 9Th and Main streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

80 90 chicago Cry per cent sewerage Sinkns Fund
2 600 Florida RR Isl mtg. per cent BIDS.
10 U0 Mt Vernon AK. per sent LIST mtg. Rs.
~ 0O0 Flushing kR per cent lst mtg Bds
k~xt regular sse ~ nday, Augustn Regular Auction
les stocks and Bonds every Monday and Thursday or
every DAY wherever required AT va ocock ~ the stock
SalesIoo No 81 William street, q Merchants Exchange 40
desired Stocks and Boncs bought and sold at private SALE
and AT the Brokers' Board. - -
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
Atcionear anc stock Broker.
No 81 William Wal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
pESTssrRY.

RTIFfCrAL BOSE FILLING FOR DECAYrD TEETH.
IA Put IN white soft, requiring and living
pain; aching teeth stes be tllei ws II RSmrr
Loss number 10 broadway Thirty str~ct
J.NhS PEARSON. NJ d.. biscoverer
nR. HoyT. ST. BowERY OPPOSITE SIXTH sresnr,
- inserts nn sets Of Teeth pure silver IS, do ssA,
SIS plsiins - Artificial bone filing stbon, pain
~ ceus rcd, " oeut " 81; amslgam " cena An wors
warranted
MUNSTER, GRAnrATrD SURGEON DxNTTSf,
liz has removed 10 ~ West Twenty ninth street. betweeo
broadway and Slr,h avenue
~ street. ~ Z. and 2t7 Fuion street. Ero,kyn inssrf FUN
OF partial sets q Teeth Their improved piste
wih 90 hous txractng hs rotsn silver, ~, smyer %
rubber $40 god t p~una 40 partial ssfs ~ saA " rev
rp = en- fs~sS s,ssss ~ hxsaut 80. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
CECoND FAIL TRADE SALE.

CECOND FAIL TRADE SALE.
~ HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JORN VAN ".
ANTwERPS SON. auctoneer, will sell Thursday August
lG nj ten O'Clock at No. Is william street, 400 Rngsh
German and American Hardware &c comprising 100 dozen
TNotsons superior Table Cutlery also 1o.sons tine Pokes
Knives IN dozens and cards: also VIM Jackson SAM
sons Table Cutlery al goods; also l6l do,en OF Amer
as 20 Ibbotsons Taper Flea ALSO bastard hall ronnd
square, mill machinisis Files all in line order
geber with large of stock Hardware embracing
SIX Mil Saws of Ihos. ftsnns make 81 and feet;
tce Locks and Iatcbes bell Pulls Crank Handles Plumb
Bobs Brass and Ir California Miners Scales marking Aws,
Foot Srapers barn Rollers reeng Irons ggrg Rods
board Measures powder Fask to Pans Nos 2 D
sn &c. &c Also 100 dozen A. B. Phillips Wenches; Also
80 pairs maleabe iron top skates The whole being very
desirable of goods and TO be sold credit Of
four months lr approved Totes Catalogues ready
g 4 J. BOGART AUCrIONEERs.-vRIDAy, AUGUST
-. j., l0. o'clock the suction No North vii
rect Household Furniture Billiard Table express
or business Wagon &c, &C.
CTERIrF's SAI,E--wATCIIns AND JEwELRY.-CHAN.
- BEERS FATRt Hid. auctoneers will sell Friday,
August IL, lost, at O'Clock saesroom No ll3 Nassau
quantity Of gold and fver Watches and line gold
Jewery, sitting of Brooches and Drops, Chains. Rings
Bracelets, &C. for lades also gents goods
Chains Rings Pins Sleeve Links and Shirt Stus also Silver
and silver Plated Ware China Ornameps vare
ty, a few Bronzes, 6c., &C. JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
THOMAS vElTCH, AUCTIONERR.-PuBIlC ADMIN
sraiors sale OF Furniture. Glassware Jewey Ciohng,
Sewing Machines, &C. Thursday, August II. 1850. 70
O'clock A NJ No SIC Pearl street being eee.s
estates sP Russell. Pnbhs Administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
e5 OOO a PATTY WHO mas SPENT ss,nLy 4

e-NsD.VVV. . nerfnct
iha Il sewing Machine. all who has tho r-quslo
then Ir-e scale. now - n1l opera
tu, he % tnd sgeeahc assoc ave With the above
srnou who would be- sa~.d ~ talr inisrss IN The IN.
,tndp proper that the sbiy % N. mschne
low fnurc At h,h can be made ms res lie sale 70
Al anusi un n;e eter aud That ieri as,sssry &c.
ie Visiting royahes Address for ifes lays With
icsnce "a ability. h IN FoN omce Tire al erser, b.
mission refcrs y VI. pixon. ID. a. Fnh avenua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

pABrNER wANTEn-To GO TO TExAs AND TAKE
chafr ~ and receive the money Of business tia, win
icy Sery large profits The advertiser d going 70
start business IL two different places and partner 10
take cr charge OF OF The places II sas
business. The he II references given From ~ 800 so
repr' ed which fully secured. Address r. r.
bor l15 Herald dice New vcrk STATING where address
Ter call and have interview, when full particulars VII
f.su
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A IR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVERTISER WISHES To
N meet with party having from 81 SO W 81 40, wh
wlis2 20 invest the same IL upon inspection OF
tom Jur paente he u satisfied of its practcaby Address
L. r. G Herald odce, k.ang where n.efyteu
may be hal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

A LRERr n sFoLAy, AUCrloNRER. WILL SELL
SOCK salesroon No 81 William st " all ,o
~ as M.r Rxch b.. $40 10 shs Wash Mar. ms siU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

toneer % powery will sell this day, l6h Al 1922 O'CLOCK,
large assortment of SILK Dresses Capcs, saswls, 4c.
wstches. Jewery, &c BY order Of Miss SHANNON Co.,
Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
+ HAVE srvrRAL runrsANp pOILARs CASH. ANr

rsi rate business and desire perma-
neniy In Cuba, and wish form copsrnershp with
nn o corresponding means and ability having good facl-
ties for procuring tine Horses and other that would be
saeabe would prefer that business but will Tho
Hotel or other public respectable business hat might bc
offered BY my partner noue but II good sanding and
influence need apply. Address for week q. ID Lount.
Albion, u, which viii receive my immediate attention.
allowing usual time for malls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

A RARE CHANCE-k YOUNG MAN OF ACTIVE BU-
"A sness habits with $40 at his command, wsn,ed
chase an interest IN aud lake charge Of the Aacure OF
newly inv enied and valuable patented article already in
cnsye demand aud which fail hindsonc
income. apply al ,2ii broadway, jlst o.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

DARrNFE wANTED-fN 4 VERY LUCRATIvE.
safe ana Agreeable business To suitable person. wnh
slVb ouu THIS prrsenls opportunity
rrcniaOe inycs mes IN established business Appy Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
DARrYER wANrED-wrrH $1,000 TO ssoo

DARrNER wANTED-wIrH $1,000 To $4,000 IN
cayh TO take the place OF retiring. TIE bIlness
mercantile well established and highly lucrative, and viii
satisfactorily shosn. The capital c,n he doubled yearly Adj
dress conAdenunly, Arthur, bon $3.50 Post ofce.
pARTNER.-I WANT A PARTNER WITH 1900 TO
s-p manuiacsnr. Farm VIII that grinds oorn in fhe
anc Tour and other both Tbs best ref,
renee syen and required Address Campbell boz ia Herad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY AUGUST Is. 1860


a LAUkDRkss WAkTkD-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
n her busnes thoroughly and Is will ng assist WIN NJ
rhamhern 0rt tn city reference Also 10 asEe
herself useful n aia,rs Apply bs,seen sni Il
in the morning AZ LOG 9th ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

Upward sCHEfCk AUD1lONEER HORSES,
~ wagons and Harness BY r. y u. sChENcK, FRI
Iay August ~ al O'Clock at their l4i bruad way,
rark brown Horse l51. hands high old rantad
Reec' sound kind ard gentle in all harness also srre
borse 10 hands hish years old long tail and
gtns In every and trained saddles also seyer
Wagons, single and double Harness &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

VCTroN NOTICE. "A SOLID ROSEWOOD DOUBLE
N fsror sail cred French s~;n hfocaie SO viii
be cold Tor a30; single r.evtoc fsor cult, russng Of
arm, and four medallion baf<
Chss w be sold for $50 ope 20 Cot so. also lot ~
mahogany payi0r snd Bedroom Furniture Ayply
tsr DAYS 10 r. ROTH u Sixth door below Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

DOCKET CUTLERY STEEL PENS, Sc, At AUCTION.-
JNO. f. VAN ANTwERPS SON. sucioDser, viii ssn
this day. August L. at No rs William street OO dozen assos
ed Pocket Knives embracing 6i American
facture also l4U dozen I'll otsons Pocket Knives
dozens together with Loo gross Steel Pens Terms fo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-13
AGRICULTURAL,
Comfort for Cows.

Now that the cetd season is setting in,
let the cows, especially the milk glyers,
have all needful attention. They should
be we'll housed and well fed. The stables
should be just moderately warm, we'll ven
tilated, clean and provided with suitable
bedding. Aside from the mere matter of
food and drink the animals should be kept
comfortable.
Then, as to fodder, part of this, of
course, should be straw and hay and coru-
stalks; but to expect COWS to give much
milk On such lean fare is folly. Favor
them with messes of chopped roots, of cut
straw, or stalks mixed with meal of some
kind A fayorite mess for cattle, with a
friend Of ours is this: Cut up the hay
or straw, or stalks, in pieces not more than
an inch or an inch and half long, put
the provender in tub or tight box, and
pour boiling water on it, then sprinkle on
a little salt, and cover the whole with lit
tie bran to keep the steam in When cold
feed it in messes Of a bushel at time
Good as this is, it should be varied from
time to time, for COWS like variety, as we'll
as men, Cows should be salted two or
times a week In mild weather they
should range by day in commodious yard,
protected on the sides, at least, by covered
sheds. And this yard should have pen
stock of running water, or a trough kept
full from a good pump; the first is the best.
.-AgricuArist.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-13

Break to the Saddle FirSt.-In connec-
ton with the matter of breaking colts,
Herbert says again: Greater docility, bet
ter subsection to the hand, and, generally,
better style and action will he attainable, if
the colt be Thoroughly trained to the saddle
before being put to work in harness. Usu-
ally, however, in this country, it is very
difficult to fnd proper person to train a
colt in this way; but the same sort of bit
ing should be resorted to as for the pre-
liminary training of the saddle horse
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-13
Plant Your Money; Don't Spend it

\ man who drinks whiskey or chews to-
bacco, spends his money The man who
buys good books and takes time to read
them, plants his money. The man who
works without understanding the nature of
his business, aud for that reason expends
twice the amount Of labor needed to pro-
duce the result obtained, spends his money
The man who reads extensively in his line
of business, and thus appropriates to him
self the knowledge of others, plants his
money. The man who buys whatever he
needs to buy, from remote points, spends
his money. The man who buys from bis
neighbors what his neighbors produce,
plants bis money. The Nation, State, or
~ :, immunity RxAAieh sells more than it buys.
ants its money, but Nation, State Or
community which sells, say, $500, ,93U
worth Of bread and meat stuff per annum,
and buys but s4,O00,00G worth per year Of
fabricated goods, in that sells, each year,
q portion of the real estate, in the shape Of
mineral plant food, plants its money on
rented land, or on mortgaged farm, por-
ton Of the soil of which must be delivered
every year as interest. Whilst the man
who buys less than he sells, and buys that
from his neighbors, thus sustaining home
production, and creating home consump-
tion, plants his money alike for himselfand
his posterity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-13
Five Hundred Beautiful WORKS of
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The superb engraving which every subscriber will
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The Art Journal is too well known to the whole
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-13
THE
a0Q93N 5r3,233a

Bologna Sausage.-l0 pounds round OF
beef chopped fine, p pounds of the fat of
pork, cut in very small pieces With knife,
(not chopped,) ! ounce OF mace, ounce
ground cloves, p ounces black pepper,
bruised in a mortar, not very fine; mix all
Of these together aud let it lay over night
Next day put it into the skins and let it
lay four or five days in the sun.