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A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6

A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6
"a HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
mDR SEAT: have tried, and given to be tried your
FIuld which you attribute the property of breaking
made here In the fall of 1882 in about 80 cases
none of them light-have been radically cured
with from to doses of the Fluid Among the cases
there three that are extremely remarkabIe Tha
hrst case had resisted various treatments and phys
clans for Is months, and cured entirely in one
enormous doses of Quinine during wears, and was
cured with few doses of the Fluid The third case
the patient had the fever for years had been stuffed
with Qninine to purpose, and was cured with
few doses OF the Fluid It LECOMPTF
Apothecary, Rue Royal, 66 C'ss Tours.
January 18th, 1858.
Fer particulars aud proofs, see pamphlets to be had
gratis of the Agents.
Price . cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
de BIT PURCELL, LADD x co
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1t is said that John Mitchell declines any further
demonstrations of respect from the public.
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Saniord's Opera House, i'll Philadelphia was
damaged by fire on Friday night, to the extent of
some four or five thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

The n. y Express admits the existence of che.
lera in New York. There have been seven deaths
from it during the past week.
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M HERE ARE YOU GOING?-Around
w to DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parker Bayly
L NimmO's, 70 get me an easy fitting BOOT, for /
hear he has just returned from the North with new
assortment of Boots Shoes and Caters and likewise
and well selected stock f French CALF
SKINS which ne keeps constantly on hand to make
to order.
call is requested before purchasing elsewhere al
his goods will bear inspection and his prices will be
worth trial DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store
Next door but one to MIR. PurcelFs Exchause
B6 If-3in Office.
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" 1KGlNlA cannot produce a remedy
showing more home certificates of the highest
standing in our community, than BAKERS CELE-
GRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
Stomach any arrangement of the bowels or SHINE
Affections &c. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial aud
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur.
cell, Ladd Il CO., Bennett Il Beers, Alexander
Duval Adie 4 Gray, Charles Millspaugh and Drug.
gsts generally throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; d. R. Lyman Lynchburg; Kin,
Toy, Norfolk; DR.. E. Canann, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Orders addressed to E. BAKER, IRichnond
Va. will receive prompt attention. no IS
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A NJ . 5 I DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- 4; SEAT, VALUABLE JAS. RIVER LAND. NE.
GROES, AND LARGE QUANTITY OF PERISH
ALE PROPERTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
wv oesoid at auction on the premises, on TUES.
DAf, the 18th 1.-THE present month"; (Dec) if fair if
NOT, the next fair day, commencing at Ii O'clock.
LAUREL STRING, late the residence of Edward
Cox, deceased, together with all the negroes. and
9ther personal property thereon, including excel
lehI worn horses, good wagon and gear top buggy
ana harness. and tumbril cart and gear 8 yerv f3e
mich cows aud calves, several thousand weight ex
ira quahty sheaf oats, corn, fodder and sbucks be-
sdes the usual variety of household and kitchen fur
niture-a large supply of No CRATE coal And on the
next DAY, WEDNESDAY,, the 14th, if fair, if not
the next lar day, commencing at IL o'clock will he
500 On on the premises Of the old place. or FRERY
TRACT, about miles below Richmond. on the old
Richmond and Osborne's Turnpike, the reInsinder Of
the real aud personal property belonging to the es
tate OF Edward Cox, deceased
For terms and more detailed description of the
above alluded to- the public is referred to an
encouragement which appears regularly on Tuesday
and Friday IN the Wing and Enquirer Plats ofths
IandS may be seen az the office otthe auctioueers
HENRY cox, Executor of Edward Cox decd
-GoDDIN APPEGsoN. Auctioneers de ids
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4 NRAIES AND FENDERS.-600 EN-
~ AAIELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this city, his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
rious kinds and patterns, such ss square topped
Gothic, Liptc, Circle, &c. with beautiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces, &c, to match
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c., from town and
country, puuctually attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing sell again will be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices, with the usual discounts
Off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va.
de 2-dl mis-" SAMUEL D. DENOON.
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eT's-s@ h. CHANGE OF HOITR c

eTr'sa b. CHANGE OF HOUR Or
7fr-n--.-9Es STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND kOREOLK.-The steamer CURTIS PECK,
CAPTAIN John Davis will gularly leave the wharf at
Rockets every Tuesday, Thur5iay and Saturday
mornings at half past sX o'clock precisely, and
turn each alternate day leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, 81 o'clock and will touch mt all the regular
landings On the river, going snd returning.
no2g X. y. HASKIEs.
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fHHO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS
4 AND FARMERS -WOOLEN SOCKS AND
BLANKETS. doz. heavy country-Inade wooden
SOCKS; $40 pair grey and white Blankets, purchased
before the rise in Wooden Goods and for sale cheap
at HART Il MOSES
no24 az Main stre,a+
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NiGhr sALEs.-THIS EVENING

| UMBER YARD.-EDW'D. IT, DIN
~ LEY has just received large supplv of thu fl.
lowing kinds of LUMBER, to which he ipxitss tba
attention of all in want: 'o
!, Il, i, 2, 5, 4 and ) inch clear White Pine
l, Il, Il, 2 8, and inch Buffalo Ash yerv en-.
penor-sutable for Car and Carriage builders
1 and So inch Poplar, some very wide
inch Susquehanna Boards.
ALSO,
A superior lot of u inch Heart Single
lin. de
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
~ English and American Broad Cloths
Superior Black French Ribbed Cassimeres
Striped, Plaid and Fancy do
Handsome Plush. Velvet, Silk and Satin Vest
ings
silk, Merino, and Shaker Shirts and Drawers
Buckskin, Cloth, Kid, Silk and Tilburg Gloves
English and Heavy German Cotton Half Hose
Napoleon Ties and Black and Fancy Crsvats
Ready-made Shirts and Shirt Collars all of
styles and qualities
And everything suitable for the of gentle
men. VALENTINE, CRENSHAW L CO.
No. SO, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol SITS,
de Near Capitol Square.
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Gov. Hunt, of New York. decidedly better
on Thursday; and hopes were entertained OF his
recovery.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

EosroT, Dee. l0.-The Cunard steamship Niagara
a-yed al her wharf about half past IL O'Clock last
Ig4! bringing ii ALL (ucluding aer own and the
HaltH dts about -5H passengers.
All the mails were forwarded for the South by the
ts.ly tram This morning.
Tie papers contain little news in addition TO
tH=t .-t- graPaed iron Halifax.
The M1TuI.G Advertiser Of the 18th ult states
at The British Government had just received tcls-
graph message Announcing the entrance OF the COM
tiuel feet into the Black Sea.
FizNSA. IuuT5Iav EveHiug.-The Russians attack
e For. St Nichols in ASH by land aud sea- but
were TrpE!s=d tive times 4 Russian steamer. with
800 ion board, rlnded; p of the crew were
saved by ae Turks, and bESuslt Constantinople
prisoners.
II Is stated ia another dispatch that the Turks have
tas"n q Russian iran Of war i'll the Black Sea- and
TINT Che crew have arrived Constantiuople but
calls given.
C5NsTANTINoFLE Nov. 1G.-The Turkish capital
IS IL sate OF iyyiu. eXcitsme nt-a bulletin he's been
issued announcing that on She 4th inst. Omar Pa
Eaa defeated the Russians d Olenibza On that dav
tue Russian General led 5ci men against the posi-
ton which the Turks had taken the ID and Sd
o. The left hank OF the Danube The combat lasted
sN Dous. The Russians routed, and left large
number ot EUsket,, aud quantities of ammunition
the field OF hGttl-.
Eight hundred Russians were killed, while tile
Turks had only l& killed and II wounded An Aus
Tran pert says the Gar has replied in to an
enquiry Of Austria, that he win enter into negotia-
t-n5 i the Porte will propose project of peace.
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= UPERIOR ACCOUNT BOOKS

~ Banks, public Offices, railroad and manufacturiug
corporations, merchants and town authorities can be
furnished with hooks to any pattern they nav wish.
at snort notice, and OF superior quality and binding
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Blank Book Manufacturer and stationer, No IS9
Eagle Square) Main st. de 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROtI

TRUSTEES s A l. Il OF NEGROES,
Deed of Trust, executed to the Subscribers bv John
hutcheson aud wife, dated September 5th, 1913 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrfco
John Hutcheson, on Church HILL at public auction on
TUESDAY. December Goth, 1858, all the personal
lroperty included ia said deed. consisting of THIR
4 ZEN NEGROES linen women and ciildren;l all
the household aud kitchen furniture one horse one
carriage and gear, carts, cows &c &c.
Also, ore kiln OF BRICKS unburnt, lot of wheel
barrows, brick moulds &c.
The bricks will be sold four months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
Negroes, Furniture, &c, &C. cash
Also, one acre of Ground fronting 65 feet on 18th
and l65 feet on 9th street, running hack 1872 feet
now used a byick-Yard.
THOS. J. STARKE, r
J. d. q. BROWN, 'fuStees'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

~ EW GOODS! NEW GOODS.-In the
~ last few weeks we have received the following
New Goods, which offering at greatly reduced
prices:
Rich plaid and brocade Silks
Plaid Mernos and Mouselines,
Plain Mouseiines all shades
Lace, Muslin and Linen Collars,
Cambria ard Muslin sleeves,
Inside Capes, very cheap,
Embroidered, Pointed and Scolloped Hdk'h
Together with a large stock OF Blankets, Flaunels
and negro goods of all descriptions.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON
no2S No. l45 Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

&IOCkS FOR SALE
~ so 600 COUPON BONDS VA. TENN HoR
10,G00 CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURG
5000 do do ALEXANDRIA,
8, coo CITY OF RICHMOND.
5000 STATE OF va.
For sale in to suit purchasers.
&C 2-dts G. w. PURCELL & GO.
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JAMESTOWN

IsSsa JAMESTOWN. - Merchants
Is and others ordering goods from Ner York
by the steamship JAMESTOWN, will bear in mind
that she leaves New York for Richmond every Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Returning she leaves
this place for New York via Norfolk every Tuesday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
The ROANOKE is not on the route at present -
Due notice will be given when her trips are resumed
For further information enquire of
no 80 LUDLAM l. WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

Loss OF a STEAmEE.-The steamer Mayy Nc
hsH7'e, on her passage from Knoxville to Chatta-
hoosa, On the Tennessee River, was lost on Sa,ur-
day week, together with most Of her large cargo,
All the passengers Were saved. The boat is total
loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE DAYH
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA.

II y CANT LOTS. ON BROAD STREET, AT AUG
iioN.-On FRIDAY next, 10th December, at ST
oeioek. r. NJ, upon the premises, will be- sold two
small Houses and Lots, Broad street, opposite the
Richmond Coilege-the lots trent &c feet EACH and
VIII be sold IN two lots divided may be desired
annum.
After which will be sold several Lots near the
above, fronting on Broad street and the Railroad
being part of that recently sold the purchaser not
having complied with the terms Of sale
Persons IN went of such property would do well to
attend, as this sale viii positively be made without
limit reserve.
TERMs-One half cash, balance at 4 months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed with interest added
JAMES N. TAYLOR,
De 1Z-dtd Aucfioueer
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NEW ORLEANS December 7Tba Steamer
fampero sailed today for California, with so pas
seuEers ~ " ~
me newspapers here strongly condemn the false
lgP9''6 which have been published in the New York
4F'5@Ee, regarding the cholera here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

WANTED-A second hand Engine, suit
w able for Saw Mill OF not less than IS horse
power JNO. w. WRIGHT,
dec Dock w hart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

E'RESH tRUIT-The subscriber has
4 just received supply of the following fresh ar
tcles of the new crop, viz-RAISINS in whole,
halves and quarter boxes; Smyrna FIGS. GRAN.
BERRIES, CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES, &c.
which he offers for sale at wholesale and RETAIL st
No. l52, next door to Exchange B INK
oc 29--ts J[JAN PIZZINI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

1oLLtsIoE ON THE ERIE RAILRoAD,-Ffreo or Sir
IeTscns i9iare3-A collision took place IN tho Nav
York sod Erie Railroad at 81 o'clock on 1hursds
ming, about three miles from the Jersey citv demo,
by which six or eight persons are ranotira 4. has
neen inlured-tour of tht m very seioualy THIS en-
itson was between the express train dne AZ q o,csh
aud y minutes, and the emiafart train which len
Jersey City depot at O'clock They came intn col
tson at the spot above spoken Of az curve. ana tnr
where the euieraut train would have he's sujtebsa
on Ia ahcut TWO minutes more time The e,nierant
tslh OF emigrant cara two heavy fesht
cars, and one car loaded by the American Exnrsa
No0lU!Y. me express train consisted of the har-
Eh - ~" 'hfee PASSENGER care about two.thirds
pahsShge's Neither the locomotives n ar cars
" 'uIoWh on the track, but the passenger ears az
tram were oriven into each other and the
&nh*lruk persons seriously hurt, beaides nuuber
Mrs Little, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. in COMPANY with
- ~ histetnofe, of Stanton, VI where aha vas
ca aNisitto her friends She was hadly hurt in
r I9 uaeA and nearly iuseuyihle She continued TO
80 a. oiten as she recovered her senses Mira Da.
l.s'n, OF bioekiyn, had her leg broken and other
sae bruised She had her two children with her
= heS were net hurt. Her husband was waiting for
's' al 'ae DEPOT aud went and net her at the
N9eh BE heard of the accident and had her cor
ne5eG meme. Th3s- flanagan from, Osvvego hrp.h.
OH ooafo OF the train had his left es cut OFT at
tte ""Ne. lie is about 50 years of age John Post
s11tkhke master AZ the train, had his leg broken -
= Alien, OF W itIiamsburgh had his foot bruised
= passenger whose name did not learn had his
"ot damned so thats he was somevq hat lame None
were AGFt on the c'nigraut train.
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WANTS.

w ANIED-A WET NURSE, without
W incumbrence One well recommended can
obtain good situation by applying to
BUTLER ( TINSLEY.
&c lz-St Gary street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GODDTN 4 APPFpS13y

III OUSES IL LOTS AT ROCKETS
- AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT ARC
I ~ be sold on MONDAY AFTERNO0E.
menclng at 81 o'clock. LIS feet of Ground At PocI
eLts, on the south side of Lester street on which
mere stands framed Teuenenis occupied az stoTes
&C. ena yielding fair rents and adjoining the proner.
" o. hT' hiram W. Tyler on the South and the bro
divided to suit purchasers VIM %
Attet WINCH, viii be sold handsome Binding
80 "a oft dAyo, of them fronting on louisiana
saseet, ana fronting Orleans street and adioir-
TERms-0Te1',ii ~ tlstsn /" are house property.
ioE egotabe notes. interest added and tide Teesin
cd ti last note is paid ~ N-~
DEE 6OTDrN L. .ppr,cr,,
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SERVANT w 0 MAN WANTED.-A
~ white woman to do general homework. Apply
st Dispatch Office. de I2-St
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VANDI ESQ boxes Jackson's Tallow
" Candles, so boxes Hines do do. For sale by
4 CHAS. Il. WORKMAN K CO
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WANTED-I wish to rent Store on
w Main ST.. on the left hand side between 10Th
and 18th sts. Apply to EDWARD d. EACHO,
"a General Agent and Collector
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December 10th, 1855
GoDDIN & APPERsoN Auctioneers de1n-5+d
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nURkEE's YEAST POWnERS--Tle
- cheapest aud hest BAKING Powder new 'ins sse
sale ia eans al IL, Ii aaa la cents BIZ s aaas
de E.J PICoT& CO. lIssgistss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-12

WANTED TO RENT-( Possession to
w be given during the month of November)-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing five six
rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
T. D. EACEO,
oc19 General Agent and Collector.
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NANlED-A young man in the Shoe
w business. One that can come well recommend
ed will hear OF 4 good situation by addressing Box
632 Post Office. oc Is
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DEWS FOR SALE.-Those who desire to
l. purchase PEWs in Sc. James Church can do so
- II. J. CHRISTIAN,
iv 90 o.wts Treasurer of ST. James Church.
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THEROOTS.-5O boxes Bucha Skies,
5eT DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN to act as
W salesman in nay store. One that has had
experience in the business preferred. apply imme
diately to
no q WIN WALSH. No. 49 Main street
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
VERY SENSIBLE.

A gentleman who has just removed
into Preston county, from Pennsylvania,
called at our Office on Saturday last,
subscribed for the paper, and paid a
year in advance. He will be very like.
ly to prosper
We learn from a former neighbor Of
The same gentleman, that he, not long
since, made tour Of the West to look
out for location, and finally returned
aud purchased q farm in the healthy and
productive mountain region above de-
signatod. -I.s
We mention this fact without intend
ing any particular reflection upon the
wisdom of tho many who leave West
orn Virginia and emigrate to the wide,
wide West. They show at least one
unmis,akQable sign Of smartness' by
ordering our paper to be sent to their
new homcs-anj most Of them ray for
it promptly too!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
CONFEDERATION in Minnesota.

The 81. PAIL Democrat has been IA
vored with the perusal of letter from
Selkirk settlement on Red river, dated
81 inst, by which it learns that terri.
bic aud destructive fire swept over that
settlement on the so and 3lst ult,, dc.
vouring everything in its course, and
spreading terror aud CONSERVATION ,hro'
the community. The fire commenced
at Fildler's Point, on the Assineboin,
on the 3Oth October. The weather had
been unusually dry for several weeks,
and strong south wind drove the flames
with maddeued fury down behind the
settlement toward Oak Hammock. a.
bout IL o'clock at night, furious gale
Sci in from the northwest, and the fire,
like a crazy demon, few before it, bear
ing death aud devastation in its trail.
Several citizens had been severely or
fatally burnt, several thousand tons OF
hay destroyed, aud an immense number
of horses killed. At Oak Hammond
twenty-sevcn horses were destroyed in
one band.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
TnrRsDAy, Dec. s.

SENATE.-Mr. Hunter, ofVirginia,
announced tho death of Vice President
Vim. Il. King, aud eloqucutly eulogised
his life and public services. Impressive
addresses in honor Of tho deceased,
were also made by Senators Clayton,
Cass, Everett and Douglass. After the
usual resolutions, the Senate was adj
journed till Monday.
IiOUSE.-A resolution offered by
Mr.. Bayley, that the House should elect
its own Librarian, was under discussion
but was terminated by a message from
the Senate, announcing its proceedings
in reference TO the deccasc Of tho Vice
President. Eulogis,ic remarks were
Immediately made by several Of the
members, and with the adoption Of the
customary resolutions, tho House also
adjourned until Monday.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

I The lIorsld says that on Saturday
evening Herr DricsbOch entered as
usual at the Broadway mcuHgorie, tho
den in which were n linn, three loopartls,
lioness and u Brazilian tiger, for the
purpose OF exhibition. Scarcely had
hu commenced the performance, when
the tiger sPrang at hin. The attack
threw him from his feet, and the beast
Instantly fastened his teeth on the breaSt
Of Mr.. Drirsbach and his claws on 9TH
crpal,s Of lris body. The lioncss. oh.
serving the assault, took tho part Of her
master, aud pitched into the tiger; hnt
in SO doing sho unluckily missed the II.
ger and struck Mr.. DricSbach power
!ul blow with her paw.
Mr.. Mo!leu, tue principal attendant
during the exhibition, opened the door,
and by main force dragged Mr.. Dries
bach from tho den, the tiger still main
tanning her attachment TO her master,
but wien opposite her own cage, she
loosel hor hold, sprang into her own a.
panmcnr, licking her chOps,and crouch
cd down in one corner. Mr., Driesbach
was conveyed to private room, mud a
physician sent for, to dress his injuries,
which proved to be flesh wounds. The
affair looks like we'll got-np hnmbug,
10 increase the attractions Of the enter
tainmrn'.
Six immigrant, ships have arrived here
since Friday, with a total of 1868 pas
sengers. On the llansa, from Bremen,
with 223 passengers, there were %
deaths. and IN tho Connecticut, from
Liverpool, with GOO passengers, there
were 20 deaths.
In the city, last week, there we're 37J
deaths, of which 9 were by cholcr.
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TO P0STNI.STgDS,

Country ros,mas;ers should bear in mud
for their own advantage, as well as that Of
tile local press, :ha, for every county paper
delivered by them to subscribers, they arc en-.
titled to retain Of the Post Office funds. ten
and half cents rcr year, It is FOR their in
,crest, as well as that Of the publishers,
that the county papers be preferred, since
there is no trouble Of making collection or
keeping accounts thereof, as on foreign pa.
pers, the commission on which will not ave-
ruge more than from six to eigh, cents a
year. Butler Herald.