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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25


LHgRS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATEs
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured With
the greatest variety Of fur choice skins
are now selling BY the subscriber At moderate proe: Also
with Rusan sable, HUDSON Bay sable royal ermine, sable
mink, stone martin, Buenos Ayres ohincbla Russian lynx
and great variety Of other choice frs Ladies' and ys.srs
lions preparatory to their supplying themselves with fu
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, 6;S Broadway.
Several of stuffed sable Pnd ermnes for SALE web
worthy the attention Of natusts, which arrived too lA
tor the Crystal Pslaoo.
AIDES FANCY FURS-THE 5uBSCSIBER'S 5TOCA
~ Of rich fancy furS all nations ready os iospoo
ton and will be found to comprise the greatest and rArc
assortment Of mus, ou peorines, vioeornes tippsts
tamas and other shona5 in fur
hbited establishment Some rich specimens of impe
rial Russian sable amongst this collection and as the
further expectation Of those valuable skins prohibited
by the autoora ladies will md the present most desirable
opportunity Of purchasing GEO. BULPIN 6i BroadwsT
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TT s. MAIL LINE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ in the price of passsgeU S. Mail Steamship
meeting With the Pacific Mail StsmahP Co. carrying the
Aepnwa and Panama The U. s. Mail Steamship Com nany
intend to despatch for Aspnwa Saturday Nov 6 at
sailing dOuble,enyine steamship IhLIN0Is Cart y.
Mail Steamship Conpany's steamer JOHN l.. STEPHENS,
Capt r. L. Person. Through tickets for California by heso
The M Of the Isthmus t the the pssssnsor
ing the Ishmus such cannot be found any other
route to California. For passage apply to CHAS A. Witt
NEY at the Office. III West street, Of Warren
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Hevre the 10th, and New York

They all first class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the convenience
sSnser: and BY Of experiences in the trade
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD Il HINCKEN Agents, 49, Pearl street.
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ZINC PAINT.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
II the sale of white oxide OF znc ctured toy the
and Lehgh Zinc Company prepared to
ceive orders for the and would invite the particular at
onon Of the trade to ito evident superiority others Of
and its successful competition
with the best Of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
upon always obtaining desired supply of this paint which
viii BIO found itself for purity body and
uniform Wilderness Prices and terms arranged the most
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BALLS, &c.

GRAND APoLIINEA, NO I6 BOND STREET, r. a.
" RACCO the only teacher OF dancing we'll known
United States has the honor inform the public tAaA -
grand soree will take place the 9th of October w
he will close the announced abopo
soree and of lessons for which several ys1
ladies, perfectly fa have been by him,
sstsnt his evening lessons usual thsy being indos
sable TO tho complete instruction and perfection
pill For further particulars inquire at 10 Bond street,
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ The steamship UNITED STATES will be despatched
by this for Havana and New Orleans Thursday
October III at p M from Warren street Freight for
New Orleans will be received ut 40 cents per oet Specie
only taken freight to Havana For apply the
Office Of the company, III West street. corner OF Warren
NJ. O. ROBERTS.
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INSTALLATIONS.

ID dosa, Ter cash: ssfprsag e zee whaA NhseaeQ
between and oredN for thses goods We woat
rsfsr si sask buysrs v A. d. GALE No f Peal clfssS
'or 8 practical iilustrstion OF sbls question
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DIX nm TO LOAN-MoNEY WILL BE ADVANCED
all kinds ofpropertv beds bedding furniture
JeyeFy or any other goods by applying at Is
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DOR JAcKsoNyILLE AND .PILATKA. FLORIDA.
Darcn Bruins wick and St. Mary's, carrying the Unit
ted States mail The steamers ST JOHNS Captain Jalnes
Freeborn; WELAkA, Capt N. Kin 4, and VIM CASTOR,
day Saturday morning at 10 o'clock for the above points,
Meeting with the New York aud Savannah steamships.
These bostr having unsurpassed for
ssngers taking the inland route offer superior induce
to nvads and others visiting tho South Through
tickets either of tho above points aud further nfor
nation; can be obtained on application to
s. L, MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
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A GARD.-EDWIN P. CHRISTY, SOLE MANAnnI
II and proprietor of "Chrstys American Opera HousoS
Az Broadway above GraId street, respectfully informs
public that is the only individual PROFESSIONALLY 9
fact engaged performer in the Of
plan Minstrosy of the of Christy New York d.
where at the present period The original Chrsty's
E. P. CHRESfY.
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LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Il Mail Line Tho and srlendid .gteamship FLORIDA,
N. .. Woodhu will leave Saturday October ~ from
pier No. 4 N,rti river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, No IL Broadway
The ALABAMA, George r. Scheu ok, leaves Wod-
pesday Move m6er Through tickets from Now York TO
jacksonville, x3l Piatka, S33.
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70O O00 GIFTS FOR THE PEoPLE-rERHAMr
lVO.OOO GIT ExHrBIrI0Ns
SEVEN MILE MIRROR
LAKES MALARIA FALLS

Every afternoon and evening, at tho
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, hI BROADWAY.
Gift tickets admitting four and securing sha
Of the 100, 900 gifts, only 81.
sale at the Chinese Building, from A. NJ to IL r
Also, 1T Horace Waters Music store S13 Broadway.
Full particulars in the Herald Of yesterday and 70
also in Sun Of to-day.
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ESOR SAN FRAkCISCO.--THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
steamship, SAN FRANCISCO win be dispatched .for
the above Rio do Janero and Valparaiso
day. November Is the Pacific NAH Steamship Company
81 and 55 South street.
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DEMITTbECES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOT.
b land and WalesRiis Of the Bank Of Charleston ON
she Bank Of Liverpool pound sorlinp and
UPWARDS negotiable at of the banks In United King
eom Tor sale BY CENTER 4 CO., 20 Old slip,
of Wat
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MUSxCAlls
GNOLIAN PIANOS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
III pianos from Haet Davis Co., Boston, also veu
Instruments Of A. W. Ladd Co., with full supply
and second hand pianos at low prices Pnnos
let. LINCOLN h THOMPSON. al Broadway.
AN ITALIAN LADY, A WELL KNOWN PROFESSOR
n Of singing possessing voice Of the highest
pssg musical talents OF The highest order and speaking arr
singing In English well In Italian, wishes TO obtain
isu1on soprano In church. Address First Church
Soprano, herald Office,
A GREAT pARGAlN.--A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE
IA rosewood $3.50 pianoiore for sale for 800 IL has bear
month"; Ia perfect order and fully warranted
The obigct to leave the city osn te for tw1
days at ISL Canal street. from till " o'clock A. NJ
NOTICE TO THE PossEsscRs or PIANOS OUT OF
~ tuneIhe undersigned in his capacity OF piano ture,
bir services to those require them. Thcs
usy rely his prompt.ude and experience Apply A.
5owery GUSTAV. SCHWAR6NA SkER
NEW MUsIC.--"THE PRrMA DONNA vALsE,u Ar
IN Played by Julien, the only edition whore the coda
printed played by this great artist 10 Tho Noy
Hungarian Polka by Thomas Baker, IS eeuts Guardian
spirits words by James Simmonds muto BY Thomas De
hr q cents Give kiss" by the author and
composer centshosc two songs becoming oxcec Hug
IL The Poughkoepse Polka rs cents; ars
happy now, dear mother" Row tho Bostr and Ratyi
Cry" iy b. woodhury,t25 cent? each. Published by no
RACE WATERS, SsS broadway tao great depot for T. On
bert Co.'s pianos s. d. II. W. Smiths rneodeons AK
Mari auitsrs
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TNNANCON1's HIPPoDRoME.-YoIx,H O TALLY Ho
II SECOND
GREAT ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
Ladies Learing Hurdles Fences. and Twelve Foo.
Ditch mounted on their full bred Hunters.
Mons Chsrins Horses will play the organ dance to
the music
The ladies and gentlemen will appear likewise in tho
Chariot Races and all the other splendid novelties
Hippsdrome.
Two entertainments given daily-afernoop aud evening
Boxes, 90 cents; pitt Is cents; dress CIRCLE ST. CoIored
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

eaims against said firm will please present the for
payment at ~ John street up stairs.
s. HEILBUTH
JOHN ID. SCHULTZ.
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that the heretofore existing
between Jacob W. Goodwin Franklin Goodwin and Gilman
Goodwin under tho Of j. W. Goodwin Cos has been
dissolved. Dated New York Oct D. 1853 j. w. GOODWIN,
GILMAN GOODWIN.
DARTNER WANTED-IE A WHOLESALE AND RE-
tail provision store capital from 81 800 to $1,000 One
furnish the above take charge of
the in door department apply to Messr Lp2incot 0l
Eula street, Brooklyn.
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SIGNOR BLITZ-STUYvESANT INSTITUTE, -
~ Broadway.-Performa nces every evening" csnninsSE
a. s O'Clock, and on Wednesday and Saturday aVaSsu
a. > consisting of great ard laushssle
Natural Magic Admission, 70 cents; Children 2k oa
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DIZZY GOODS. 60.

(1LOAKS AND TALMAS.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
attention TO most superb variety the fashion
able articles Of ladies' dress The variety comprises
broidered and plain velvet cloaks tamas &e also fns
CLOTH satin and silk coaks, of the
designs eced expressly his from the mosi
celebrated Partisan magazines.
M6LYNEUX BELL. IS Canal street
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ITO GROWERS OF DOLLHOUSE GRAPES AND OTHER
choice fruitsThe highest market price will be given
usual for the above articles at Perc Italian Warehouse
C93 Broadway, between Amity and Fourth street.
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CyTFAMBoAT FOR SALE THE STEAMBOAT JOHN
- Marshall lying 81 he loot O: liberty streets cngth
pS rect beam ihon feet inohes; beam enigma
a. inch cylinder aud ibs rt stroke. This boat was bu
In In the copper fastened and ecp-
pered aud has good speS Welt found in every respect
and has Ss bout two hundred
COPELAND. No. Ga Broadway
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61OE AnO TO LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CENT ON
@IOO.UUU bond aad mortgage, Improved pro.
kiss 5000 5000 and s. loan a. SIX pss cent, on
improved property in this city Cod Apply 70
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MILES, - :. :.
On and after MONDAY. July 18Th. 1858, re.
GUAR passenger train viii run daily ESundays OK.
cepted) between Richmond and Draks's Branch
The train will stop for pssssn qers only q. the fol
lowing points Manchester. Robiun's. Coalfeld
Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mattosx, Scotr's Snop, Anne
ia q, Wyanoke. jennings Ordinary, HsytoE ah
Liberty Church, Meherrin, Keysyills and brakes
Branch
Leave Richmond at O'Clock. A. H. Returning
leave Dreke's Branch az so P. II
Children under 10 years OF age free, provided q
seat is not occupied By them from 10 and under
10 years of age half prics Servants travelling by
themselves must be furnished with two passes, go
that one can be retained in the Office, end must be
expressly stated the pass that they permitted
TO go on the cara
/ N. B-Passengers for Lynchourg will take the
southside train at Haytoksh for Rice's Station,
thence by Flagg Co.'S stages to Ly nchburg. Pas
sengeri fol Halifax and Danvilie esn meet
Messrs Flagg IL Co.'S horse coaches at Drake
Branch daily except Sunday. Passengers for
Greensborough, Salisbury and Charlotte, N c.. can
meet Messrs Flagg & Co.'S 4-borse coaches on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at brakes Bran b
;--.-s--- - G-----,-----. KIiron, L, o.
ceysville, can meet Moss d Cos coaches at Keys
vile on Tues lays Thursdays and Saturdays and
for Milton and fanccysville by Fiagg & Co.'S line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at brakes
Branch.
fy 2l John FL. OSBORNE, Eupt.
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
| FOUNDER OF THE 81
ID A 1 - I II a - 4 - 2. II -. 1

e FOUNDER OF THE 81
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIhMARY,
No 3 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building ana Post Office.
n'HOSE requiring medical surgical aid, by
4 applying TO DR. d., may secure skiltui treat
ment and advice, while all cou municsllons wiz %
ssorediy shielded by the Egis of professional no.
nor
Aware of the difficulty with the public 10 dscr.
inmate in newspaper advertisement betxesn ths
genuine and skiiu physician and the spurious pre-
tensions OF the designing ana dangerous qaack DR.
Will cneeriuly give, when applied ~, saca phi.
ya.e eterences as will fully satisfy ali VINO require
hs services.
BEWARE OF NOSrRUas!
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cor.
diais, advertised TO cure all persons under varied
forms OF disease,
AS sne constitution and habits of individual DIFF.
ter, reason teaches the ren>dy caaao, b.
suited 70 all alice and disease can only be sak.
~ and eectualiy eradicsted by tadieous applsca-
non OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED.
practical experience OF over IS years enables
DR. Il 10 insure a sound and speedy cure In q cer-
tain class OF diseases. " hch have TOO long been
yielded by regular pny scians the hands OF qusck
cry. de may be consulted confdenliaAy, eitaer 10
person or BY letter.
Persons al q distance cured a, home by address
sing letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore,
Maryland
Ali communications confidential.
Remedies sent oy mall or express 20 any part OF
the United STATES. iea2--Sn-
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SUsoUEHANEA RAILROAD BRIDGE.-We SO Z,
it stated that the 100000 add ional stock OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, created TO meet the cost OF bridging
tae Susquehanna at iIavre de Grace, has ali
been taken, and that the work of erecting the
bridge will be commenced at the earliest DOS
sible moment.
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the ds.,irs,,s ,ssos.-We learn that Mr. Losing
@. cnnss eoishsd artist, 10 at the presen, momsn,
v.s~ ~ a. hcan, Vernon, In tskipr q lsnaa.sn
matters Of ,n,as snae mansion, ana Cd e,chi.e soms
csryed interest Connected with ID incind;,a ~
Win agricultural .osies, 80 Beautifully .cupsursd
me DUTY BY the United States as,;cr, employed IN
WIN view e use his d. swir "a Ia ,Ss society
an ornamental diploma of memberssina 4s T gning Of
.,. s,en. , one, and we satisfied ,bs, 'a ,s
which our country affords have sels...s suolec's
spor pr tc or ace ptsbe 10 the falowarsh n 30
virtu us vocation In the pursuit of wnish oi Iee
ther OF bis Country manifested so gres, s ,as
and ~f.ch be 50 thoroughly uncerstond es'
Nat IHteHigencer
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royal prize of l4OO francs has been offered
for the beet dramatic production of three to
hve acts, TO be produced in the Theatre ROYAL
OF Turin; another of 1000 for the second bes,.
OF from two to five acts; and third Of 60u
francs Tor the third best. of from ONE TO Eve
actS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-03

The tobacco crop Of Kentucky, accordins
to letters from various sections of that State,
published in the Louisville Courier, presents
gloomy prospect. Some assert that a two
thirds crop cannot be grown, while others
contend that there will not be half a cron.
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u. ). MIgT.-The follow ing are the price s
to be paiG for silver at the onint, until further
nOtice:
For dollnrs of Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Chil
and Spail: Tor francs, and for silver coin OF
the United States, other than three cents-si
q an ounce gross.
For thaleEs of Sweden, and Of the Northern
s,a'es f Germany, 81 0l an ounc-.
For silver in bars, for mixed coins, and for
other siTer coins not herein specified, 81 q
for each ounce at standard fnensss thine. tenthl
as determined on assay al the Mint.
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e The Norfolk Argus objects 20 the use of the
% N "NatioDal,'in speaking of the Federal Govern.
ent, beceu it is igrifcent Ii says, OF the ,ende
cy OF the times towards consol:6sion. 1t calls upon
those Democrats who take their stand upon the res
olu:ions Of '9e-99, to circumference the use f
this word National"
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
- Giam'1 efle,rated Wins SAP. Wsris
jenny Lind, and other puiar brands. for ssie by
ELAN. SMITH co,
"a Cary o. adjoining Colu ubian Hotel.
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SINCLAIR FACr.-A marriage solemnized
in South Carolina is iudissoluble, either by
the consent of the parties, or by the judgment
ofany foreign tribunal or statute of any foreign
Legislature
Nojudcial tribunal in South Carolina has
any authority TO declare a divorce, and no di
vnrce has eTer been granted by the legislature
Of the State.
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VISIT TO BERKELEY SPRtsGs-Tbe British
minister, with messrs. Marcy and Gushing
ieh Washington ON Saturday morning for
nerSiey Springs, in order, it is said, 10 pro-
s1eo WIN the negotiations upon the fishery
T Tu reciprocity questions in quiet manner
s,s,s gone oy request OF the Secretary OF
rup'ions met with at the capital. '"'''
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SHIPMENT OF CoTToN FROM MEMPHIS
The Memphis Tenn Wing states that since
the 1st of September, 1852, up to July 18Th.
1853, over two hundred thousand bales of CO,
ton have heen shipped from that point This
is about one sixteenth OF the whole cotton crop
OF the United States.
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The New York Commercial has letter from
Monrovis Ct The s.h o. June, which announces the
arrival q, ,hst port of the barque Bansheer from
Baltimore with large number of enjgrants.
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Mr. 3. z. Scapant, young farmer who resided
near West Point, on Salt River, Kentucky. com
mi,tsd suicide few GAYS since as we learn from
tho "FrsnSfort Commonwealth" He shot himself
wit, rife.
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Grisi and Marie are reported to have said
that they will mol star, for America until f4000
s20.CO0l is paid them in advance. Mir. Hack
EFT has gone to Europe perhaps he will
smooth the Troubled water.
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Some person, believed 10 be back man commit.
Ted su assault upsn three young white women, on the
Appona;t, bridge, Petersburg. Saturday night.
He seiz d Miss Hawkins and when she screamed,
stopped ner mouth with his hand, and Miss Porch
running 10 her assistance, he struck her, 1t was
supposed with knife, but the physicians think a
stick, not apparently doing hGr much injury; bu,
she soon af;er became insepsiple, and was On Sun.
day, in very critical situation. The screams OF
third youug woman alarmed him, and he fed before
assistance arrived. Suspicion rested upon black
msn belonging to Mr, Thos. Bryan, who was teen
coming from under the bridge by a witness who
arrived shortly after the alarm. He was asked If
he hsd knife, he replied tina! ne had not but one
was found upon him. The young women testified
that the affair happened about Is minutes after
o'clock. Mr.. Bryan snd another witness, testified
that his negro did leave his house until after
O'Clock. The Mayor thought proper to desein him
until a further exam inAtop.
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A MONSTER fACKET.-A steamer 375 fee;
IN length is about TO be butt at Louisville, TO
run as packer between that city and Mem.
pms. che IS INTENDED 10 be the most magnif
cent steamer on the Western waters.
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FOR RENT.

M@ FOR KENT, aud possession can be hsd
8:s In few days, the two new framed 7 nements
on Franklin street. just above the Exchange Hotel
and next door 20 the Bowling Saloon, suitable for
Offices confectionsries, fruit stores, &c. Apply 20
EDW'D EACHO,
iy 81 General Agent and Collector
nk CITY HOTEL FOR RhMT AND
M FURNITURE FOR SALE-The subscriber
DESTROYS OF retiring from Hotel keepina viii sell
his lease on the Hotel, wbiob expires LIST of March
1855. and all the Furniture belonging 70 the came.
The Hotel is too well known TO need any iurtner
description. The Furniture In all new and equal to
any In the city, especially the bedding For Turther
particulars, enquire OF W. GopprN or the sub
scrloer THOS III ROY
jy l3-d&wlra
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"Everywhere batin novels" says recent
writer, "the marriage of convenience has prov
ed an excellent institution, while what are ee, .
orally cnlied love matches have been, are, ana
ever viii! be prolific of misery. They spring
from passi'n and terminate in early saiietv.
The romance disappears, the sentiment sub
sides, and the woman remains.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-03

Capt. William ShaRds has heen appointed
Suryeyor for the ports of City Point and Ber,
muda Hundred, in the place of Vim S. Simp
son, removed.
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AMY RESIGNATION -Lieutsnant Henry Deve-
1--WE. of the First Artillery, lU 5. A. Ia. re.iased
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF IGHsiON

ARRIVED,
Schr Gen Worth, Davis, from Baltimore, puano
to w IN Eggleston and Co, and s McGruder and
SAILED,
Schr Eos Guest, Conklin New York, coal
Schr Haxa Chichester, New Yorz mdss
Schr Mary Eliza. hotchkiss, to Port Walth all, to
lead with coal for Pha
schr wave Water, to Washington city, lumber
Sioop New Packet Gwa-hnsy, SouIhfeld, mdse
Steamer Bevidere, Gil ,rd, Bait M
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
anG passengers.
NEW York, Aug ls;.-Cd, schr Trade Wind,
II 20 as Fr-d4rl'ksb nv
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
re- TIE bedy of Andrew Herman. one OF the

wp TIE bedy of Andrew Herman. one OF the
upsorsur ate men whose sad fate st slassrs isii'
excited 40 much attention, has been recovered
4, came sshare near the lsndins below the suspen
sion bridge Tne head and BODY were much insn
gled-s sharp stone or other object having p'ero'o
the body in it's descent. 1t appears thft oa's wv
men went ever. One of the three 'efS the Eos' ~
get more SSH at the fsiio, and when be re'a',e1 -"
boat was no WHARF TO tie seen-lhe t@o H"''Ne -
Oft and as !, ,urp,a cut. beias overcome By The
current, were carried over the is'iS' 1N0 '"'e'
xsre o,,nsv, q IN boating sand fer building, st the
fan, ara acro,any to The testimony at the II quest,
they bsd been down 70 the village at the falls, and
had become sor.,ewhs, intoxicated They went Out
in the boat s.-ply Tor their own amusement about
. o'cIpak g, L SKI, the moon shining bright 1t is
remarkable fact, that most all of the foolish ac's OF
mon which resul, in death. tracesbls TO drunk
ernsss.