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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

" IR GINA WING
Caarsered ~ ths LeRisiatsre er ".
.oyr, CAPfTAL-SlW GO
n MUNEI received on post in sums Of I'VE
DULLA KS and upwards. on which interest A. ths
rate 81 SIX per centum per annum 10 pajd 1or INIT
riggs. interest at the rate Of per centum.
me ne whole Joint stock bound for tho ID Dosits.
Cashier L. B STAKKE. at the store n * n
Richmond, Va. - :" .>'''' '''sssss
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TO b UiLDEKA. :

'J'O BUILDERS. ~ :
4 Belviders Planning Mills.
9Th and Arch sts south Of BASIN
'of pNG P GIa,sNR1a Florida and Virginia FLOOR
| o0Oo ft. hest Fluvlna LUMBER, oonxi.,,,, a,
81 54,s-4 and 8-4 Plank. "
g S SS = HEART 4hys and BY sSCANTLING.
BILL TIMBER. Florida, Virginia and Carolina.
All finas ir2' A MN ,roNsUIre and
GnnovisG. done as the lowest eichnond PRICES.
K1EP coal Tho ce,sbratad. nnr,v.Ied
I'D. Wien c5E ssfna: us.
and patterna; ICE PITCHERS. all sixes and DIT
fssn. Al assey's Patent Five Minute" ICE
CREAM FREEzERS, and : variety OF other
kinds, for sale at reduced prices
We call particular attention TO the Justly cele-
nrtatsd "Chalisngs" etri<erato.. considsnng il
ana therefore recommend il With conkdsnee An
other supply inst received. few only Of which are
pnengaxcd. Cal and examine bNfnro purchasIns
sissvhsse. Q. "a. BAhGAMlN. n.
mx0 ~ III Maia street.
oTSShS SSaE BACON SIDES ~. sasuL.
kaEaT, Cared and PLAIN RAMe. ! IS
Suhs 1es09yAdo I'D Ciass4 NOLt e. ~
ssl| ss * A|s S3ls 4 !. asiEs;s
= Fos sale AZ 'sF sasa' 6STHte SaNssel SSssrsus1
Nv NJ wsgosfsss 10 q n. i
~ : 9&$kas u -
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II ANIkDE Every gentleman who has CLOTH
W ING TO SCOtR, to call and see the beautl-
ths' 0id Clotaiag are made to look like new, Go
10 AIMS and try him. NV I'm
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~ Wsskins 3 rIcktVn. II Z

wAWatkans 9 HfckfSn.
During hi. month '. Vii CDR Is .2s., ins.o.
menm n ne PRICES 81 our
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Az the season 10 advancing. we can al ,rJ tc III
many new and beautiful styles of Ioods al r !.
bUcSp PRIcRs. Our assortment ID very \ n scs,v.
and com p.ste, and will he vep,enlshea Tom ~ :
to time with the novelties or the ssasnn s. ~
ctally in esSe-
Ell EGANT SILKS.
PARIS BEREUEH, ee1
FkHENcH SSkaAi HSNnfps
FINE IACONETS.
EMBkOfDEkiEs
LACES, ff
SPLENDID LACE
WHITE GOODS, S'"n MAN lies.
MEMS WEAR,
LiNENsAND SHiRTINGs.
DOMESTfCS.
PLAID OSNABURGS.
CANTON Marines
w. an, ~. AND CURTAIN GOODS.
chased many OF them at the late anction a,e ua.
low. 'sS "~ctioh safes very
we solicit ail city and country buverx IN .xam-
me GU: stock, assuring them that the nroeS vii
be made 10 sRif. WATKiNS l. II W. KSgs III
my 9-ts Ao""It>'
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WANTS..
WANTED.

s Ese f Fl 'h She ss w Ss
tending Ia house business. Gond references re-
gared As To character. &c Apply 70 BakHspALs
nv si- d' anu GA N C. H. BARKsDALE.
VA>TED-A WET NURSE. 70 take charge
.on preferred. Apply at this Office my l9-ts
WANT II D-AUTOGRAPHS.-J w RAN
w DoLPH; Richmond viii purchase Autographs.
Letters, or Msnuscrlpts, Of WASHINGTON; Jefer-
any other o the men Of note of the o iden times
iIsh prices paid for rare works. All kinds of old
sDd vsusse books viii find at i2l Main street a.
larger assortment than any where else IN the South
err States, and very few better in the Northern
cities. my ls-jt
WAsTkD-Twenty or thirty LABORERs. to
" WORK at excavation near the Lager Beer
Brewery, east OF Church Hill Waves ST 1919 per
da, ApP.y 10 + g.. H h0 ORD.
WANT D-A respectable and experienced
NNCRSE for two children. FIVE and t.ree years
ID A ssss to the sul1'Sff " on sS nor'h of
NY l3ts
WANrT,bbDnn7.Io PURCHASE, strong and healthy
H hs WoMAN about Is Sssrs old one
with child '''" isaEs "a EacA ApeIy o 81
ny ls-lw Near Exchange Hotel.
MANITOBA Dung man who has had several
" wears experience as a Prescription CLERK.
WHO'S also thorou.h Druggist None need ap'
ply who cannot gave undoubted reference as TO
honesty sobrtety and good moral character. Ad-
dress BOX DID, my lot
WANIfD- l,Go0 pounds of Damask ROSE
" LtA'hS' reeeiged In N Al gnan.ltleS , 6Ss
WANIkD-E Every gentleman who has CLOTH
" ING TO SCOl r, to call and see the beautl-
ul work at KINGS, on lOth street. There it is
tha' Cd ciotaiag are made to look like new. 60
10 ANUS and try him. N.Y. I'm
" and PkoDUtE BUsiNE s l,-e Gentleman nL ma
and wiling to take an active interest IN business
ssad; est2e shed San be accommodated by ad-
Satisfactory reference given and required.
ms IT'S
WASTED--FTFTY HANDS. to work on the
W, Fayetteville and Coa.feids r A | l.. ROAD,
from 81 % to 81 50 per day. Board 5 10 per month
The section OF country which the road through
f"r further information, address ne a, Fayette-
vie n Z. Those who desire to come, would do
apsj-- dim 90 '' Henry SAUNDERS.
MANUFACTURED Main street, between
w 18TH and l4th SITS. liberal rent will be gwen
I b good location INQUIRE at Dispatch office.
Possession wanted as sOon As possible
aPD-ts
II ANTEU.-l Wish to purchase good COOK.
40 e., such am N %iI,Sf to g pay good price
~ S0od OPEhAlOh on w heeleT
" Il Wilson's Sewing Machine.
ap lets CHiLES < CHENERY,
WANTED-2.0O0 doz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted by DUDLEY e. CO.,
hl3-tS ~ Main st.
WANTED-Everyb body TO know that have
W commenced the manUfactu of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALiCES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond, where they can find beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Valces, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style. at prices az low as they can be
bought IN the Northern cities both at wholesale
THINKS (snVnFq m ada IN
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS
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VIM. H. Mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Sam'l T. Bavy
Roscoe b. Heath, JOS r. Anderson
ThOs. w. McCance, c. G. BARNEY
John H. Montague, Ro. II. Maury,
David |. Burr, Jas. A. COwardiu.
Lewis Gnter, Benz H. Nash.
John Jones. P. T. Moore,
Jas. l.. Apperscn, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. CrenshAw, b. c. Wherry
VIVA: q: Paine, VIM. II. Christian,
H. +. e. Baskerville, Wyndham ROhertson
Sam'l ]. Harrison, John G. Shafer.
VIM. H. Haxall, Peter C. Warvick
RObt. T. Brooke, R. o. Haskins.
GeOl9o u. Shell, Edward Norvell,
wellington Goddin, George ]. Sumner,
John DOOley, u. 8. Woodbridge.
Upon the adjournment Of the meeting Of Stock
holders, the Board of Directors convened. and
elected the following officers;
P,ssiasnt-WM ! II. M M1;AfiFaARLA 4
ptes- Prss,dsrs1 - ) III HARRISON
AtfoYMsy-ROSCOE b HEATH, Esq,
J.ADAlR PLEASANTS. Ssc'y.
IA Office corner Main and 18th streets. Riah
mON0 0p 28-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

WANTfD--l,GU pounds of Damask ROSE
" LkAl rs, received IN ali quantities by
=. JOHNSTON Il BRO.
M i5.-.s Hrucyirts
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+ MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated l6S1.)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURS
ANCE COMPANY. -,

ANVE FONlI AN L. - 7-l-fg14.
Capital and Surplus, 01S0,Q0
TnIs CoMPANY has the advantage 81 fwsstv- seesn
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during sll
Of that period needs no special rec0mmsndotion a
the citi1ons of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurenoe IN city and country. -
Marine Insurance 70 al parts Of the world
III cash capital and surplus are a. above ana ffp
Affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and II
rates are a. low those Of any other good in1ifn
ton. DlRRcTO1s:
w. L. Cowardin, ]: Z. Wsdsworth. Patrick Cnllan.
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W. Smith.
Horace L. Kcnt. Thoa. Samson, b. l.. Wnston
VIM, Palmer, ChAs. ". Purcell, JnO. N Gordon.
Alex r. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thonaaa
1as "A. InlOos, II. A. Claiborne.
Apply TO the President ar Secretary, in persOn A.
b. letter W. 1. COWARDIN, Presidcnt."
WM.WuLIs. IN. Secretary. jeo-6
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Notice to the Stockholders.-A requisition
OF seventeen per cent being "a rs on each share
IS required to he paid in cash on OF before the goth
INST, at the office of the Company.
my l9-ts q. f. W, Sec'y
THE Il MA LIFE sNSUKANC II
4 COMPANY IS now fully prepared for busi-
ness ana the attention of the public is earnestly
Rany under its charter. divides seven eishths Of
holders: thereby giving the assured the advan.
tages OF the mutual system, with the pledge of a
perpetual Capital Stock OF $ lCO 600, and the added
securit, that its Stockholders have a perman emit
moneyed interest In conducting its affairs with
o. The Charter requires one half of the Capital
STOCK ana Earnings to be Invested in Bond and
double the amount.
The chief object of the Company is to aid in re-
tanning at home the immens amount Of money
which goes annually from our State for Life Pre-
NUNS To Northern Companies. That money viii
be loaned to customers for term Of wears, at le-
gal interest, anu dlsbursed in our midst.
Endowments and Annulties granted. Life and
term Policies Issued at rs low rates other good
Companies. Slaves insured for one year, or for a
term of years.
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"a ST. Nicholas Saloon
IT,. ~, MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BAyx
ne 81. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es.
with ~. h IA .h0 state, IL constantly supplied
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
which will he sold, by wHOLESAi,E ar ET All
on the most satisfactory terms VI ~ al -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited -.
inc the large and well selected stoct wheh q IN
where. '~ion"siHs eso-
Parties and families supplied with cAKEs
IKEA MS and JELllES of every description.
IHk SaLcoN has Just been re-6tted IN eissont
Higss, and = X ia NS Of ereyy faror are served to
LADIES' and Gentlemen at the shortest notice. A
call Is solicited imy 5-lm1 A. ANTONI
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA.
~ NY.-CAPITAL 100000!
ia. Office for the present 100 Main STREET soxars
n5ore the Post Office. NA
This COMPANY Is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ON favorable terms - ,N
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AMUaHnfHw.ra


no urdersisnod Yespectfuiiv in firm Oh. r,.,,
that. EVERY SUNDAY XFfERNOoN. k k"u"s
q CLOCK. there will be an OMNIBUS Ieav,ns. from
she "0fner 81 9Th and Broad streeta everv hair
nc p ior the ahevs well known summer resort.
undn, ,h ar .iI .RNOo the AkMORY BAND.
eve 9 GRAND CON CERT, 10 a. 70 procure ~
.. sns patrons 81 this establishment a. much plea
Thantfui for past favors the subscr,ber rssn.o,.
FRED. BUxTORF.
PROGRAMME OF THE CONCERT.
A., PART /.
Sc.n.. :; .--- .Grafulla.
Eyo.s anu anu yer. F. Weber.
Dis" tuo~'i tio. .---. . Strauss,
w. -. go. Gungie.
PART
10. r,oarri' !hle dd rsgiment,l .Dozinetti.
= .r.s:L isSHcI :,-s.-. .LabitZy.
n "a" ~ srdl.
INV 2l-ltA ''''''-'--'"i "huin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

WANTtD-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
" and PRODUCE BUSINESS.-A gentleman
with moderate capital, who Is a good accountant
and wiling to take an active interest IN business
aHesd, established. can be accommodated by add
dressing " COM MISSION" through Post Office
Satisfactory reference given and required.
IT'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

1nvvE nlES AT AtCTlON.-Oa NOM
III ser q sncRon, on account " vko3 q nv
o".cefn - ~ goods suitable for xroeSrS. an
do. Of GIN; ds. 81 prime vissssr; ain..ey :
Soap; C.ndlee; Buckets Lard Batter: s;ssssss
BACON Hams. Sidee and Shoulders; hhds. Ic,es .
Shad; HsrrinSs; Chsese; salt; Tobsecc; Co.,
Adamsntine Candcs; together With ma.y "sSess
articles. lmy 1sl 3. CAUTaORN, ASsss
- Of the failure on the -Dart of q. ]. st.ts -
scathi 81 HIM Al TIE SheriS !. Sale -. 4('fF
MoNDA 7 EVE MING Nay - sl si.1 iss e
It O'clock; being the HOUSES eeospisd 4.
Y; s. Stufx and n. F. klrby, on 18th street. by the
Old Ma'kst. All costs, losees and damages 10 b
p ald 1y the SAID Stufx. TEnMs-Cask. sale to
ISAAC ". WALKER, D. g..
nv H-t0o For IL. X Er vuS1V n
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Ale ] |. =, OF 1 r., 4 y BEAgT!FyL COUNTRY


pr ING. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY,
hETWEEN MUNFORD AND GILNER SIS.
EnR SALE AT AUCTl0N.-wi he sold, on
,lUEsDAI. !2ath MAJ, 1850, at IA O'clock P. NJ.
a .hs Excellent BkscR lesa.ed s.
WIngo. The lot has front of 6s feet. and depth
OF 10! set 70 an alley iG feet wide. The house is
nearly new, has nine he s!des front and raa
portico, and is remarkably we'll quilt.
TEKMs.-One- nth cash balance at 4. 8, u and
10 months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added
secured ny = trust deed. or title re aimed The
taxes tor 1850 TO be paid by the purchaser
my Is GOnDIN 4 APPERSsjN Auct,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

GNTEgf. tssSij.s ~: =. s's,
- At AuCTiONs-Jn MONDAv. a. -. -
cuOsS 5, T. i Sss. Sssr The store recently 90
i3ih and l4!h stfests- large iot of ssn.set Fu,r.
W. ! ens:::"'sssIHnS Fl" sI,ax.,,. f''"'-
BIDS r,sAks, Hs!r AL Sbssh MAriEssEs;
~ 49, HI "a CHe2 40 -ssas
Tve issse III xsss Il TX * S64s. &. cosslcE;
: Alsss whioh III = eosd ~ Of entirely psv
Ssvs3at haadseas Mahogany JsnAy Liad BED.
rstT Marble Tos xeAos.ny BUaEAUs;
EieEsnt Mahogany sss. ss seat Chains:
HErH TETke, SOFAS, Caae cd Wocd-ssas
Ms,bs toI ,fAgLEs. KTEGRg;
sfs, FKx p6Sses h HnII aRf sass
.,n,.s Al sums under go cash : over that
NY II i"uf months credit fer ap1royed psrsl.
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on TIE EAST LINE 5rH, BETWEEN
AUCTlONamWIil be sold at auction. on the pre-
Inlses; on THURSDAY. the Gath May, 1860 1T ~.
located as above. now in the occupancy of Mr..
kichald HUI and adjoGs the residence Of Mr.
John reeland The lot has front of 80 ieet, and
depth of lso feet to an alles. The house Is not
Only remarkably well built. but is now in comfort
one The term. will be remarkably liberal: saw
on 81 500 credit until LIST March, 1864, bearing
interest. Will be given. and the residue on such
terms shall De announced at the hour of sale ~
purchaser. GODDIN s. APFERSnN '"0
my 10 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG. II have two pleasant chambers,
- on the same floor, newly furnished, with gas
10 have occupied BY Gentlemen. | can also &C
gammodate several more with DAY BOARD
Terms OF Day Board, SIS. All in want of home
comforts will cal on H w HOMES
nv lg--lw Governor ST over The Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Tsh CATEE'S SAT- Of LAND IN ~ a II.
1 OVER. ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL NAIL
ROAD. -Pnrsuar To the provisions Of DECD al
trust from VIM. IA. TYLER and wife, 70 the undar
signed, at the TsSuest Of the beneficiary n ~
deed. x,i. on The premises. on the ith das 81
highest bidder. - tact Of LAND cow, "a ~ X.
said deed; conts tns by estimation one kun5rs3
acres. This ira Of Land 10 On ths Virsi.;s ~
trail Railroad. nI adjoins the landa ~ iokxS
Cross, Jno. J. ls6eld's estate and NO. =;
tsa part 81 the tract VI land lstelS hoic.s;rs ~
Charles jarvis state SasisS =
TknAs.- .Casl vlIl 10 required for n ra..A :.
VIII - nccessafs 10 pay the Costs OF sale reeo,5.
ING sag a. DEED, and 70 dscharee ~ dS{x -
cafea by s1sd dsst; ~ TO The resdas. ~ 49,
: s ass: sn {. ts' S 81 Il M r,...
- IkAWbENRiEA. xTRAWBERRIra.-
or ~ "a Gablf receipt Of fine. large ana man
oInAWbENklES- Those IN want of team les
e.es,sivinE car engaSs them 10 any eusntity, s.
BRooKE pLeAsANrs, Az.
M IL No. Main a.. cGraas nth
Ans too susar- cured HA Ms, ~ iest hranfs;
rnsn.iiy SIDES end aHOuI Qkhe; Prime
tAhp. "a kegAs Heavy SIDES and 3aOUL4pERS.
or Rssnsestnn pye;s Their WITH Axeleral Ass0st
nsns st'6ROc kaikSs fss sak, eppeSt tss14e 4 !.
~ s-la. NJ i "a. M. 5000 ssss:s.
s ~ =. ! :. aassi s1sss
49, ss~,s., EEgaIqEaxross. varlossf
~ ~ y COOK. ssS,l.l. y !
4 Ss< s <
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aIk[N The A No. STEAMSHIP c1Tv az dF
- - RICHMOND. Capt. z. MIrcnsLL, is
h MM Teadv TO receive freight and will leave on
MDN IA !, May 2lst. at o'clock p. Nj.
F9I freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatlons, apply to ~
6: p. CARDozo. Agent. eocke,ts
Boston freight taken through by steam AZ re-
duced rates and with dispatch NV 10 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

~ TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN. Be
Ky ~ FEN n s, 2sp AND PATH STREETS, FOR SALE
PREMISES, on FRIDAY. the 18th MAJ is On ~ .as
oh1cloek r NJ, Of fair; e not. the mex. tar das,)
me excellent brick TENEMENT, located as
the annual rent If $3.50, The lot has a front OF
apnnt u ieet, AND depth Of l1V fact to an alley.
months tor nes",.ah!e notes, interest added Sc
curen Dy trust deed or title retained. Ths taxes
tor 1850 to be paid b. the purchaser.
my II GOUDIN l. APPERSON Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

XITANTED.--I wish to hire. for the balance Of
w the year. a SERVANT GIRL. She will be
required 10 aid IN Washing and Ironing, and at
tending "a house business. Cord references re-
sIlred As to character. &c. Apply 70 BaKKspALx
/ Bios, al my residence. Second street, be
tween Main and Fran kiln.
NV i--tIW C.. II. BARkSDAIE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

ROARD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on 18th street, in rear of the main
,aliding on corner OF Broad street, opposite the
F6whatan House. Thew will he rented to single,
oftoa married gentleman, without childre n, who
could he accommodated with board In the family
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

Wm p. Parsons, free negro committed
suicide at Liberty, Bedford county, Va, last
week, by throwing himself under q railroad
train while 1t was in motion.
On Saturday September 29th, Mr.. William
Cubit, nj. p, Alderman and fishmonger, was
elec ted Lord Mayor Of London for the snsu
ing year.
AT the recent election in Cleveland, Ohio.
negro voters went around in hacks, drumming
up and carrying white Republican voters to
the polls.
The Empress Eugene, since the death of
her sister, the duchess OF Alba, has absolute
ly refused to receive company or be seen in
public.
The Governor Of New Jersey Joins with the
Governors of New York and New Hampshire.
| In naming the 29th of November as thanks.
giving day.
Mr.. Backstock, Baptist preacher in Bu-
chanaD, Haralson county, Ga, was killed by q
man named Philpot on the lst inst.
An African "prince," Leo. T.. Lloyd, Of
Liberia, has Just been In Massac husetts
where he has been lonized some.
The value of the real estate of the city Of
Philadelphia is assessed 1856, ,773, ,74s an in
crease of s3,773,5l7 over 1850
The decrease of the import of coffee into
New Orleans, this year, up to the 18th inst, 10
II, ,325 bags.
Blondin, having made money by risking his
neck, is now about TO return to Europe TO en-.
JOY his earnings.
Nens Sahib las turned up again He 10 still
alive somewhere in India. at the head of Is.
900 men.
The Pawnee, with Minister McLans on board.
sailed on the 10Th inst. from Pensacola for Vera
Cruz.
Gov. Sam. Houston is speaking for Bell and
Everett in Texas.
II is a mistake that staying In an apotheca-
ry store increases the physieal strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

Miss ADRLINA PATTi's CoscHRrs-Ths sale Of
secured seats for Miss PArTI's concerts commences
TINS morning. at 10 O'Clock, at Mr.. WoopHousR's
bookstore. There will bs no extra charge for ss-
cured seats, and we do no. doubt that there will b
Tremendous rash TO secure seats We COPY the
following article, speaking of Miss PArrr, from
the Musical Times, New York:
There is always some thi ng interesting and ham
tIful IN the morning OF hte,-the hrst evidence of
the existence OF talent and ge pius which promIsea
z glorious fature,-tle bud that natures INTO
nowef oil respie Bdent beauty. those who hrst had
the good fortune to know little ApgLINA PATTf
with her childish prnnks, coupled with vocal pow
ere oi extraordinarJ scope, ohoharmed the most
Indifferent OF Spectators, cannot now conto Plate
the position of tais gifted girl without fcslng "A
inward pleasure. Still child, dslieate IN form
and feature. fragile little creature that VIM
every heart BY the earnest plicity OF her cha
rncter, she stands forth the greatest Of hviar yo
caists There 10 not now ON the no stage any
artist who can be compared with her, in the fresh
exceilence OF voice, and IN IN marvelious execu ton
And "a iset the world has only known two OF three
who have been her eeuai.
IL seems almost by an act of Divine Provi-
dence that this wonderful voice has been alyen u
the world At time whom nations are isnent M
tne loss from the lyric stass Of n alibssn PastS
Jenny Lind, sontag and hosio, does IL not snAn
like dispensatien from Heaven In hear,us An
ILIsA PATH. one iesls inclined to ludulrS tha
thought that the Of those great srS,sss Who
have Joined the anxe khorusses II another vcri6
have coGne BACK ~ our earth And lnfusN1 iuto ~
soul OF our little American giFl soano portion of
their diviae attributes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

Scarcity Of Brieks.-The great and continu-
Gus demand for bricks in this city, has set in
ventors to work to construct machinery for
their manufacture. and, as a consequence sew
eral Labor savers are being constructed, to
be used in preparing the clay and moulding
the bricks for the kiln. If any of them sue
ceed in making as good an article as that turned
out In the old style, and at less cost, the in
yentor will not only become public bcnefac-
tor, but ought to realize fortune by his inge-
nuity. AT the Mechanics Fair, pow being
held, there are several specimens of machine
bricks, which Judges pronounce to be superior
In every respect TO those made in the old way
Some OF them are not only smooth and solid
but are said to be impervious to water and
can be made with much greater rapidity and
at less cost than the bricks now in use. A
gentleman frsm Caroline county is preparing
to commence the manufacture on a large
scale; and if he succeeds, as we hope he may.
brick making will become profitable busi-
ness. We are anxious to see the fine clay in
this section of the State brought into use, so
that builders will not have to send to Balti-
more for materials, as they are now doing !;
and If capital can be secured to carry on the
work. Richmond can soon get supply Of
bricks at home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

The Great Union Fair will commence on
Monday next, at the Central Grounds near
this city. and continue during the week If
the weather proves favorable, a larger con-
course OF persons is expected TO be present
than was ever before assem- bled in Virginia
or An occasion OF the sort, and the most mag
nihcent horse and cattle show Will be SEEM
Apart from the handiwork of the ladies, which
Is always attractive, the collection of agrcui-
tural implements and the products of the farm
ana dairy, the exhibition of high -mettled
racers, OF last trotters, of symmetrical raught
horses, or tat cattle and miieh cows, of sheep
and nogs ard poultry, are fea lures that glad
uen the eyes OF all classes, and give a charm TO
the beautiful Fair Grounds which they pos.
sess at no other time. Let our own citizens,
tnen, VINO properly appreciate these annual
assenolages, become members of one or the
other OF the Agricultural Societies, under
whose auspices the Fair is held, and by thus
giving AID TO the cause of agriculture, encour-
age and sustain the enterprise as to ensure an
annual gathering in the metropolis of the State
OF the bone and sinew of every section of the
iand. Our cItiZens-our business men espe-
claIly-oWe 1T 10 themselves and to the cause TO
foster and sus tain these Fairs and if they fail to
do 80 in su stantial way, they deprive them
selves of an influence for good that prudence
would warn them to hug to their bosoms. We
understand that the various hotels and board
lighthouses have made extensive arrangements
TO accommodate visitors, so that all who come
Will be provided for.