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reported on Berry Islands by the vioksburg.
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pars would proceed to discharge cargo between decks
arrived at Delaware Breakwaer 4th leaked SO badly
that she would be obliged return city
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spirit standing both bowsprs out two ashed 70
the starboard side Of quarter deck.
schn Ros e sTooxroN, Of Brunswick, M which was
with 10th u lat IL 10 n lon 81 o5 had forsmsst
washing she Fosd
BR ELIZABETH Joyce from Archat via Halifax 7th
inst went ashore Cape Cod night 10th inst and DO.
came total loss; saved.
ALARGE SNIP steering E. about 900 tons painted black
white bust hgurehead and bright masts with
s teT @ nit s and head
the topmast with topgaant mast and had top8aant
WhaIemen.
SpoKES-Jan lS of st Catharincs bark Sun, OF Malta
The ship Betsy Williams and the bark with white signal
With red border and two black balls in centre rpSrsa
date % days
Snip
Ship Peri Scobis from Callao Gan for United States,
SHIP Rose ss,ndsh Pearson from Baltimore Sept 80
csn1 2si M scsss lon from
Feb q, lat 5N, Ion 81
e s n on from Liverpool for Now Orleans
m. Of i1 sl. ss Bremen for New Orleans
Ship Creole from New Orleans for NYork wa, seen April
ship wa: passed steering ssw sheyas white signal
with IT'D shin se AR @ with
star :isssis:d iss -, y S'as1
Feb 20 lat Is So S, lon 81 is. ''A'''''''
i. Bs s ; q Winchs from Mobile for Boston April
s% ss7 A sss I'd
Foreign Ports.
Albany king Georges sound, West Austrsla)Arr Fob
%.ns passage i. days ine.Sains dessn.ion q
As,v,sr.In R,Ts March IS bark Edward Cohen,
m S0 fos bark cy.ne Durm.ssr, for
Evans for
.sI sdass Ell s sR
Br9osa Packard; Virginia, Thurlow; Mary Smith, Ft1
NIP. sr g , smsh s
ss HiAhs sn s S.s % e
e. ss
ps r,rt on ns wa.
King, Baltimore
CESrugGos-Arr April bark Llewellyn, Hosmer, New
York; I'd bark Albion Lincoln, Cunning, Norfolk.
Also I'd brigs Indian Queen Hume, NYork and Re-
bekah, Hanson Philadelphia, not as before,
GIBRALTAR-In port March 20, bark Lincoln, Polleys,
Janiero brisrampus Powers from Noresns for T
just nrr Boston r) Doane from Catans for Bos.
ton, wind hound. The wind had been w for two daye
GHAygsEND-sld March 81 ship Waban, Newcomb drom
Londonl Calcutta mot rs before)
GREENocK-Arr March ~, Br brig Saml Kilham, More
house, Weymouth, Ms, 22ls days,
GEILosG-AIr Dec 10, bark Emily Miner Metnger, San
Francisco via Melbourne.
MAvAsAIin port Aprno AMPS Marion simpson, Milton
for Cowes and market dg Margaret Merryman, for do
taken up at "a los capacy 500 boxes Monterey. Puring
ton for do chartered at 20 3D. capacity $500 boxes Bell
Rock, Pendleton for do, chartered at g. capacity ~,
boxes Aphrodte Melehcr for do 1900 boxes - The sane
capacity 200 boxes Katahbn Eustis for London e
ed at "a TO finish loading for CardenAs capacity
chartered A. e. capacity 200 sOIs: af.n.n H. 70
Hunt; Peterhof Dryer. and Mary whittier Jones' unc
bNyks Bertha. Smart foy Trieste ready; pR0Ax, - w'
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On Monday morning. April II, ELIZABETH, second
daughter Of the late Rev. j. d. Hart, aged 23 years,
months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence Of her
uncle. q. II. Miller, No. 229 Hudson street, at two
oolock TO morrow afternoon without further notice.
On Monday, April II, MARY JANE CARrssrHR, wife Of
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On Wednesday, April IL by the Rev DR. Armitage Mr..
HENRY a. SAYRH to Miss CoRyEIIA f. HYATT, youngest
daughter os Capt THOMAS HYATT all of this city.
On Monday, March o. by the Rev. Moses L. Scudder,
WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS TO MARTHA ANNA, eldest daughter OF
James Norris all Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
In Williamsburg, on Sunday, April 49, by the rev.
Alyah Guion, SAMUEL w BOYD to MARY 4. ELDRIDGE
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February ~ Mr. CHARLES
f. CorN SARAH f. HoYr, youngest daughter of Henry
+. Hoyt, Esq. Of this city.
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Searsport.
sS Ed1ard Wessen ia sae.S Bi.ss
Boston: cseuss Psrsrsse' Bristol Me- ssSf xroS Pea.
GIoUcEsyER-Arr April II, schrs Lucy Blake. NYors
mal sd for Portland RUSSELL do for h'''p''' D''
MoBILE--Arr April TO- sehr Tempter, Brown. NYork
NyGrs smith and Start Russell li.y.n,
ga. Sd Sfis 18Th S'a "ssT; fSsS ss'
1 new oR asiS April 10 NJ ship Rshme.a
nsmii,on Boston bark Wyandote, Ross, fhiiadeiphia
tx, April a Bark As1.rd.r us Bo
In Ham ptOn Roads, ship Mayfower, Wood 81 days from
had to throw Is tons guano sustained injury
e a TO- s.rs sn ss G's
City Point Souad to Pensrsh Roads, wales ~"
csis FOR S ash .as, :ns:
s 1Sa SShs s Es Ky K ss
delphi IgmEs MannRs Camden for Norfolk Golden
Stfi9 steamer ksnnosssa
st S Gee T
" PRo S1fhsisS9E April sshs STAR Neksr.n
4srs . s s
ETsa1 e. ssS s wsS Avcss fs
load Tor cowes mkt bark Peter Dem tOf New Y ara
'lSsS Tss1Sii ,;iss
sPh re.
PeSs 70 snish ids for Rio; ceopsrs and Asss
.ehrs Haxal Chichester New York; Up Johnson
ysHyHSS AH,Arr April H. srgs May Tower, Barter,
cSrs Putnam Boston Pisudome ~n SYcrs senr'
sALEM-Arr April 10, bark VIM Schroeder. strout. Rio
'wiIIITdTSoN Ne.Ar. April u .shr. Marie, sesyl.
WAKE Brss, SYort sssar ecssn d. i Is ' ssss
LwatezbVsy, CEaa4<. Nv0zks
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MARITIME NE.
Port Of New York, Apru IL, 1854.

CLEARED.
Ship Albert B Roichl. Bremen, Hennngs Muller Cos
ling.
Ship Forest City, Allen, Sagua Ia Grands, r Post
Ship Westminster Sladden, New Orleans Stanton h
Thompson.
Ship Memphis, Davis, New Orleans, W Nelson L Son.
BARK Convoy Hupper Sagua Ia Grande Brett Son Co.
Brig Benguela, Hichborn, Cienfuegos, p Buck Co.
Brig Augusta Stone Savannah, 6turges Chairman Co.
bot 4 Co.
Brig Shackford, Pettengill, Wilmington, master
Schr W Smith, Hobart, Charleston McCready, Mott
sehr Margaret; woslam Pstersburs, Jas Hunter Co.
schr ashland BTroh Noriolk stuTsss Cls.rman Co.
Schr Perrine, Ingraham Dghon and Providence master
Schr Liberty, Gray, Saco, W Fl Riversmth.
steamer Vulcan Waithman, Philadelphia, Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Ship Coosawattee (f Savannah Paxton Liverpool March
" with mdse and S4S passengers, to Sturges Chairman
Co. Had two deaths on the passage his the
vessel spoken b the Areole and called the Gosspian
Schr Cora, Brown, Boston, 4 days.
BELOW.
The ships American Congress from Liverpool and Samuel
M Fox, from Hayre, are still below.
SAILED.
Sid 10th, 1ok AN. steamship Atlantic, Liverpool
Wind during the day gale from NE.
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Ship Ocean Chief about 1900 tons has been
bought by Liverpool house for $S5, ZOO, cash.
Brig John Kendall years old. built ct Rockand
Me, $50 tons, has been sold ON private terms.
fremont sold auction Norfolk 18th inst for
$1,000. -
LAvNcHEn-At East Boston on Saturday, by Mr. Andrew
Burnham half clipper ship 700 called the Northern
Eagle, owned by Msssrs and and Trrell. and VIM
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April IT, 1 PM-Arr ship Thomas II
Perkins, Theobad Liverpool sohrs Adea Felicia, Racket
Norwich; Ellen Bout, New London.
Cid brig Foster Crowe Barbadoes Adelia Felicia
Racket Providence Cambridge, York, Portland.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH BOARDS.
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ASSEsSNENFS OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.

Ruins OF THE NEW CITY HALL.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS,

An ALLEGED BIeaaisT.-The New York
papers give an account of strange case oil
bgamv. 1t appears that DR.. lsiah Deck, an
alyticsl and con sulting chemist of that city
and formerly Of London. was married in Sui
livan county, N. Y, in January 1853, to an
accomplished daughter of deceased Epis
copal clergyman. They lived happily toge
ther until February, when he sailed on bust.
ness TO Jamaica. The day after he left, a
letter was received from England from the
mother of young lady who, it was alleged,
had been married to him in 1874. This
young lady was possessed of property, at the
time of her marriage. valued at 500, o0o all
ofwhich the letter charged he had squander-
ed through dissipation, and after crueiiytreat-
ing her, finally deserted her. These facts
were all kept secret from the second wife,
until the Doctor returned from Jamaica,
when he was arrested and held TO bail in
$1,000. In September the second wife was
granted divorce, and in the meantime the
grand jury indicted him for bigamy, but it
appears he is no where to be found, having
forfeited his bail.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived, with Liverpool advices to the
2lst ult. In commercial point of view, tbs
news is very important.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton closed rather dull, but unchanged
ia price.
Observation-Disclosures 4es. Western
Canal 39s. Corn has advanced as., Wheat L.
and Flour 6s. to Is.
ConSols closed at 945s
PROG REss OF THE WAR.
Inc bombardment of Sebastopol com
menced on the 18th of October from two
pieces of heavy artillery
omer Pasha had gone to the Crimea to
hoid council of war. 1t was believed his
forces would go there.
Menschikof had been partially reinforced
SECOND DIsPATcH.1
All sorts ofreports were again circulating
IN Vienna, Paris and London
In the latter city, the fall of Sebastopol was
reported. This was not believed by the PEG
pie, but large stock operations took place on
the faith of the statement.
Government employees are reported to
have said that serious intelligence was looked
ed for before the beginning of November.
Gen. Canrobert had notified The French
government that the position of the allies in
the Crimea was impregnable, and could be
held against an attack of two hundred thou.
sand Russians.
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E4ECuTOR'S SALE or VALUABLE
FRANKLIN anna Oh WALL nE1WEEN
CiTr OF klCHMOND-w;n - ~ - ~ ~
UAI. tne.sth eey u NovssnRsr ~ ~. = ~ - ~
III eommencans = u s,slock. ~ shsf ~si-sIis
Of Mesrs n 6; ssn de q Wal street. d rear
Gently occupied By the late Geo. 3 onsc,l re-
decd The lot fronts 80 fset ma - 49, ~
more or less and hiss npon IL iarss 49, ~ seeL
used ~ an Office and dwelling and Other S.,, y
The property, from it, central Iocstiona ,ss.e,,
menGs itself 70 per:one engaged In ths h.sinas.
which the late Mr.. Atkinson follcwed
Terma cash, balance at ( and 8 month"; q, -.
TABLE notes. interest added and tite retained i'm ~
note s paid. By request Of the executor al &C.,
washington Atkinson decd.
DC "A 6ODDIN L APPERSON. Auets
EARM ON The CHARLES CITY
= COURT HOUSE ROAD, EIGHT MyLEs N.
Low RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT ATICTTON =
VIII be sold on SATURDAY. the An Of Noyemh.r
1924 on the premises, encirs Al - ocloeH ~
Farm new occupied by Mr.. 9. d. Youus. eaIled apt
ney Sien. situated on the Charles City Court Hons
creek Church. TSsa ane
The tract contains 292 acres about ITO are sls.y.S
or which about 30 acres are low ground TIA Rs,anec
- IN good pine end oak wood which csn sssiIv -
dspossd 81 at tair prices at the landire on Jsmss
nver, instant miles The improvements ccpsist Of
S1mioItsoIs.dyeliinss aud the usual outbuildinss
quite near, and q malesnd female sehool within n
, nj The soil of the land 10 remarkably Kind
.noukn II SHOWS to dsadvantage now from the fat
mat the place has been worked hard without INV
manure being applied to it.
IERMs:-One-fcurth cash: balance ct g. II and n
deed GODDIN spPE8 SANn uoss
nos 49,.
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BY LARUS l. SHINE
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STAPLE and

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STAPLE and
n FANCY GOODS, &c, 3c-On TUESDAY
MORNING, the 7th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
we will sell at auction, in large sales room the
contents OF SIX iar,e cases of merchandise; among
which may be found as follows:
81 gross Mohar Coat Buttons so gross twist do 100
gross lasting do so sets guilt do, 40 gross agate But.
TONS 90 gross Csdar Pencils 20 doz Rszor Strops 10
gross Zinc Mirrors, 100 doz Pocket Knives 20 doz
Spring Balance. 400 doz Cotton Bohbp so doz Dutch
Tape, 120 gross Hooks and Eyes, 10000 Hemmings
Needles, so grots Shoe Laces. so doz Harmonious.
10000 plated Hooks and Eyes 500 6oz Dressing Combs
assorted patterns 800 dz Eagle Thread 500 doz col
ored do 80 doz Tooth Brushes assorted kinds 20 doz
Nail do. 600 Hicks Hat Caps so Iron Table
Spoons SO gross Tea do together with large assort-
ment of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
The attention OF country merchants and the trade
is respectfully invited to attend a. every lot will be
600 without reserve. LARUS i SHINE,
n64 Auctioneers
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Mr.. BELMONT, our Minister at Hague, in a
letter to the Washington Union, denies the
statements of the New York Herald and Tri-
bune that he had opened an exchange and
banking office al the L. S. Legation. He
says
Il have never transacted any commercial or
banking business whatsoever in this resi-
dence, nor have at any time employed for
or out of the Office of this legation
Dir. Belmont also states that the publica.
ton ofthe correspondence relation to Capt
Gjbson's case will show that neither the dig
nifty of the Republic nor the rights of any OF
its citizens have suffered through any inetiici
ency on his part.
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BY KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
r ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. A

7 ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, AT
IL AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst,
commencing st O'Clock. we will sell large ard
valuable assortment of ssasonsble DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of cheice and desirable
styles Included in the sale, will be an invoice of
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars, direct from the
menufac tur~r. Also,
cases Fancy Cassimeres,
2 do Crystal Palace do
do damaged Satinets,
SO ps. BLK Tabby Velvets, slightly damaged.
To be sold for account of whom it may concern
Also, small stock of Dry Coos and an invoice
of fine Clothing, the remainder OF Merchant Tai.
lors' stock, with which viii commence the SALE
TERMS All sums over 100 dollare four months
credit for approved paner; all sums under that
amount CASH. KENT, PAINE KENT.
NOD Auctiopeers
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EROM SALT LAKE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-The Salt Lake mail
arrived at independence on Sunday, bring.
ing intelligence of interest. Business in the
valley was recovering, but money was not
very abundant.
Indian depredations had become less fire.
quent and more amicable relations existed
between the Mormons and the various tribes,
who were quiet. But few were seen on the
Loute.
Messrs. Ward & Curry have moved their
trading post further up the mountains.
Two companies oftroops were met at Fort
Kearney.
The prairies were burnt pretty well off by
the Indians, and grass was scarce, and only
met with in small spots
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CHOLERA IN LoUIsvILLE.-We learn from the
Louisville Times that there were, on Saturday, ten
cases OF cholera in locality, on Market between
Floyd and Preston streets-a part of the city gen
orally In filthy condition. -Four of the ten cases
terminated fatally. AS is usual in such cases the
authorities proceeded to clean and lime the street
after the cause OF the pestilence had begun to do
its work
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FL REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, ~xs
g. AND FUR STORE-RICHARD -;

~ + ~ oiChI.--hiChAhD "a
MOORE, Hat manufacturer, and dealer in Ha =
CAPS and Furs takes inform his rie as and
the public that he has removed from his old stand
No. ls7 Broad street. to of the new and commo.
dous stores recently erected the Southern side OF
Broad, between 4th and 5th streets. No. 2G7
n announcing his removal into slarger and better
warehouse. he likewise embraces the occasion to re.
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for 30
years extended to him their favors and beRs to
them, that he is now better prepared than ever to
Without entering details. he would merely saw.
shat his FALL GOODS were selected by himself In
person. and caLnot be surpasss ed for elegance OF
cheapness.
The Ladies' particularly invited to call and ex.
anime bis stock of Furs and children's Hats
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber it will be re.
membered, received the premium at the last ate
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacture
he still continues to make to ORDER the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he employs
but the best workmeu, and use the bast stock
bis manufacture cannot be excelled.
oc S0-lm
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1--WE AND IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.

ENEw York, Nov, 2.-Advices have been received
here from China. letter of late date from Can.
ton states that the rebels continue successful and
the impression was that they would eventually tr
umph.
An outrage of high handed character has been
perpetrated against the United States governm enr
by firing at the American Consul and wounding
him severely. Other Outrages had been perpetra-
ted, calling loudly for redress.
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DIR CIR AHAhf

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-The case of Dr. Graham.
who killed Col Loring, remains in allegiance, and
It'll yet uncertain what course will be pursued by
the counsel for the prisoner. The court reassem
bles on Monday next, when something decisive
will be known. The prisoner has recently ex-
pressed himself unfavorable to a new trial, pres
ierring to run the chance OF being pardoned
which his friends say will be DONE
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOI

NO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLr
- ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
fsrsGns travsng spS al Others should have bot
MiNATlVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudder
these medicines frequently cure in less time
than 1t requiresto get physician.
TO prevent Cholera, take a teaspoonfuI of Pair
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when
ever you have pain internally externally, use the
DR.. ROSES CARMINATiVE B as for cho,
era, CHOLERA Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen
terry This mixture s of the most i'm portant m ed
ones and should be keptin all families. As a sooth
ing preparation 1t has equal. In cases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus restlessness
crying or general pain it has been proved perfect
PAIN. AS specltc Tor bowel complaints of adults
1t has never failed. During the cholera of 1899 Ias1
and I849 1t failed in no instance when used hefore
death mad positively struck the patient. l have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used 1t during those memorable periods testfYing to
wonderful curative powers IS cents bottle.
DR.. ]. s. ROSES WHoOPING Co 1i' s ~ ~
gives i'm mediate relief and frequently cures in one
Dr.. s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUcHU.-Th;,
s ope Of the best remedies used for diseases
the Kidneys, Bladder and all Gouty Affections Price
Dr.. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for fallp. Of
the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxa.
tion Thisdisease, heretofore treated by bandages
and external supports which only prove
paliatlves, yields completely to the use of these
tonic strengthening Golden Pills. Price soc.
Or. j. 8: ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
cure every rnaady or disease incident to man hui
they are grand remedy for Bilious state of the
system and co;nmon tevers They are ADAPTED to tn.
southefn sections the United States particularly
oelng often preventive of Bilious attacks and
when used with d.. Rose's TONIC MIXTURE, will
cure the most stubborn casa of Bilious Fever or Fe.
yer and Agpe. Price "a and &C.
Allwhose constitutions ere impaired nv disease. n,
weak by nature, phould read DR.. J. s. Roses Medi.
cal ADVISERS (Which contains description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment, +.
can be had without charge. -
All of Dr. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
10 be had OF Purcell, Ladd Il CO., Bennetta Beers.
Adle Gray, 0. A. Strecker, A. Duval A Bodeker'
J.. b: Wood, VIM. T Ladd S. III. Zachrisson, A. Les.
ne, Il. H. DTval Bro. Grubbs Apper-on in this
eLy end OF nea generally in every city and town
throughout the United States
u 2l-FMA Whcfs-ta
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BY THOS. w KEESEE,
IOfica at Gan / Snmnar,r No % Pas

BY THOS. w kEESEE,
[Ofice at Geo. ]. Summers. No. 20 Pearl street
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES OF
l. VARIOUS KINDS, DAMAGED BY FIRE.
AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold ON THURSDAY next
9th November, commencing at IL o'clock, M, on 22d
street. between Main and lFranklin streets q lot of
81 Tobacco Screws, Presses, Bsnds, Bars Bolts and
Irons, Stoves and many other articles damaged BY
fire. .t
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash $50, and over
that amount, months crsdi. for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. THOS. w. KEESEE,
nod Auctioneer
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CoLLlsioN-On Wednesday last the steamer
hhce T. Price from New York, came in contact
with the sloop Merchant, near Rocky Point. The
soop filled and sunk in ten minutes giving the crew
barely time to save themselves.
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BY RICHARD CAUrRORN.

BY RICHARD CAUrnORN.
THOROUGHBRED MARE AT AIIC-
= TION.-on SATURDAY. 4th inst. a the ls,sa
lot nearly 10 rear of my store win sell thoronsh
ored pay MARE, Of the ineat stock in Virginia, now
-FOUR YEAR OLD COLT.-At the ssme tims
4 year colt, progeny Of the same
nos 4. CAUTHORN.
,ADDiTlONAL.-Wil be added fine FLOODED
COLT, years old. by Tslly-ho and out of dam by
BU9GiEs.-2 Secondhand Bussies.
no n. CAIJTHORE
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The safety OF the steamship Isabel is fully con.
hrmed. Her machinery was merely crippled bv
the breakage of shaft, and this accident, by some
loss.
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felegraphic dispatch states that the Brooklv,
warehouses, opposite New Orleans. were partI,
destroyed by fire on the night of the 30th ult. Los
Sll,500-insured
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS

BosToH, Nov. 2.-The State Committee of the
Republican party have refused to accept Mr.. vii.
sons declination and he is therefore still the Res
publican candidate for Governor
The Hon William Appleton has finally accepted
reorganization tor Congress which he once de-
Clned ~
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NEW YOEK, Nov. 2-The Softs held a ratifica
ton meeting in Tammany Hall tonight Ii was
quite large and enthusiastic gathering there be.
ing from six to eight thousand persons present
Mr.. Cochran presided inside the hall, and Captain
Rynders and others addressed an outside meeting
Mr.. Sheppard, in his speech, said he thought that
patriotism should prompt Mr.. Bronson to with
draw from the canvass
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CRY BURNED "A telegraph despatch in a De.
troit paper says that Maumee City has been nearly
destroyed by fire, and the telegraph Office being
burned, communication by the wires was cut off.
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ROYAL PARRISH,
Grocer and Commission Merchant.
0rcnM nNu VA

RICHMOND VA.
HAVING commenced tho GROCERY
Ii BUSINESS. In this eitf, In connection with
the Commissicn Business. wouA beg Leave to invite
bis itlends and the ruhiie seseraly, 70 sive him
call. sssurire them he viii sells low for CASH, or
h hAs taken the house % the eantinuatfon a
Pearl street, between the BSidao and Cary streos.
He continues 70 pay pssscDsl attsnttea g alee a
Country Produce. % s--dlmc4m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

Joseph Sill, President of the St. Georges Society,
oil Philadelphia, died suddenly on Thursday, OF
apoplexy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

Mr. George Storer, of New York city, fell sud.
denly dead in Buffalo, on the lst inst, from disease
of the heart