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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN.
ii SIiR NCE co l.

Il SUKAECE COMPANY has paid in dividends to
the insured, over. $500 coo
Has paid fer losses 600 OO0
And has net capital of nearly. .......... 600 600
The receipts of this Company amount to over halfa
million dollars per year.
All the profits belong to the insured and are annu-
ally divided, amounting TO one-third the prem
uu1 paid.
Almost any man above the rank of pauper can se-
cure few Hundred or Thousand Dollars to his fam
ly, by Life Insurance. Please call at my Office and
learn the terms.
Office at the Bookstore of Knowles L Walford, cor
Main and l1th streets.
B. w. KNOWLES
ap lI-ost Agent
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By J. A. COWARDIN.

at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing a yeai
in advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Fri
day aud mailed to Subscribers at 81 per annum.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN

CHESIEktlELu, o5 MILLS FROM RICH
MOND, FOR SALE-We will sell a valuable tract
Of Land in the cauuty of Che stereid, 6; miles from
Richmond, the old River Road and front II
mile the James River, containing ISL aeres Of
Land, about 2ie acres of which are cleared and In
cultivation ond of which about 60 good low
grounds; balance 50o acres in pine and oak growth
1t conveniently be divided into two farms has
springs in abundance of good water, and very heal
thy has large beds of granite quite couvenient to the
river; has it mill, fwster power about 100
yards from the river; aud all the buildings necessary
FOR farm. except a dwelling.
The soil is good and easily improved, having good
clay foundation.
The terms are one-thrd cash. balance at | and 2
years. for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
a trust deed.
mh27 GODDIN 4 AppFRSON
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ap 1l-o6t

NOTICE.-I wish to inform the citizens
IN of Richmond and the Railroad Companies in
general, that / repaired TO furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS, MARQUES. TARPAULINS,
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. C. DREW
P. SAIL orders to be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos. Renovan's on 14th Pearl street, Richmond.
NH q 2m* w. C. DREW.
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I W. SMITH, GAS FILTER AND

18th street, below Main street, Richmond, Ns.-Hav.
ing secured the services of first class workmen am
prepared to make to order all kinds OF Gas Chan
deers Brackets Pendants, Se., at short notice and
on reasonable terms
Also, old Chandeliers, Lamps, &c, cleaned, regded
or bronzea, aud made to look like new ones
ukinds of Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended to.
n. B-The trade supplied with Ga, Fixtures. &C.,
1T Northern prices. j. w. SMITH,
an IL Inn 18th st below Main ST
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FRrprncKsBURaa ConroRA1l0N NoTxs
wanted By C. B. LUCK. st dissosntafaS esnts on
the dollar. a. s.,s.sts .s.ssl4-&.
3 NH 25-ta y = tN@ u -. AUCk-
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ITO DERS.-Gentlemen de.
L string boa d by the month year in central
and convenient location, be accommodated by ap-
plying at the WhiR Office. ap I4-St.
/ UMBER, LUMBER---l5,0 600 it. Wealth
IL er-BoardiDg
5000 feet Sd FLOORING, for sale low on accom-
nodating terms at the Richmond Planning Mill 9th
st rear Paper Mill.
ap143t W.T.. WALDROP
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pAGLAND & BROTHER have re-
~ moved, Temporarily, their stock of Groceries to
their house the North side of the Basin, between
10th and IIth sts where they will be pleased fur
nish their customers and the public. sp IL ts
NEW EMPORIUM.-FRA A. r
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened fol
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES,
PICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, TOYS, and every de.
scrption of articles usually kept in such an estab
lishment, ut the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
ET His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
sents &c 10 complete. de l9
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sss9 s .ss4.4 asl s 81 sasss71 E'5 $50 =
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Pursuant to the above notice, / shall IN few days
be prepared to continue the manufacture of Re gna
as heretofore, for MASO&S, ]. o. OF 8 of t. and
all other Societies with entire neo stock aud all the
latest in design aid execution of work
BANNERS. EMBLEMS, SEALS and JEWELS of
every description, will be made to order promptly.
Orders are respectfully solicited
ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regalia aud Banner Manufacturer
(Successor to Mcdonald & T.yons)
ap l0-2w Main ST., next to U. S. Hotel.
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GEORGE ]. SUMNER,

NO. 70 FouKTEkNTH sTKEET,
HAS now in store andis daily receiving
J. Il his spring supplies OF fEkRTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes, together with
ES aud FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found as extensive aud the prices
ss low any Northern re-packing house can offer
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by an examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
e. Special attention given to packing.
NH dsm
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sk FOR BREMEN.-The fine Bre-
zsszs==A men bark COLUMBIA, Capt. Geerken will
be the first vessel to load City Point for the above
port and having the greater portion of her cargo en-.
seged will meet with dispatch. Apply to
ep l0-eots SCHAER, KOHLER & CO,
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gsssgs~ss s. sssstg x9 8 ssess1 siss - -
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NOTICE.-I have this day constituted
~ and appointed my brother, Edward McDo Donald,
carry on the Regalia business in all its branches
Richmond, April 10Th, 1854. MCDONALD.
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moved =
wound in the back bled but little, and the blood
the clothes OF b. was - much above a. below the
wound showing that the parties could not have been
standing whom Ii was inflicted. DR.. d. was Of opi-
MON with Dr. Jordon that all the wounds were given
while the parties were down, and concurred enfireiy
Dr.. n. M. EsrILL cailed.-He assisted ia the post.
mertem examination of the deceased He described
the wounds and expressed the opiaion that tney
might have been inflicted when the parnes wsIs is
either standing or down; but if when down. he did
mot believe the wounded person would ever have got
ten up as from the serious nature OF the lnJu.ef ai
.ost aef5a Bsse eonsssred the
wound in the neck Of the decessed more fatal than
woans 10 the hsan. When referred to the case t q
Moore who though stabbed In the heaxt-the knife
msLina wound Of half an inch and entering the CO.
vity-iived some 50 miDatss. pr. T. confessed that
before s:t d survive . lon. unSs1 such
circnmstauces he would have answered that he
conId not That would have been his conjecture In
Il he cs:s pending wss any more than cosjecture
fbis U the substance Of considerably longer exai-
nation which was conducted In - low tone - to be
'ni1' Dr. JHo' w. PAYss cslled.-Hsd seen deceased,
and made slight examination Of his wounds Ct njgbt
after the murder He considered that 10 the neck e
sround after It Was ipiaicssd. He dascfibsd Il. IL
o have s.,s e. e sse .%s, aas
Scyon-esamise9 BY nstsaes In Moore,s case. tho
near the spex of the heart The walls Of the keait
we're thick whore IL entsEed and just such 8 voui
keep the woand shnt mach more than f the wc1nd
was mode horIsontally int the cavity lfhs hal -
yer heard q ssch case. and h opinios wsrs saked
would follow but ifths wound vera he3esr uslss.
different opinion sfF ~ a5s7. & < ssss
q. .Wn 4. 0aaaAn sallss. He szanissl shs ae1y
of Dackbasn and soaeusu6a II ~ doss1eion cf the
vulnds BY D.. posidaon, an1ha osneure4 us}h Yp
Jordan And Davidson - y - Ded4ea4 & - 49, ~
when the wounds mare siveu- TIE woeeAs1sa11
night i've ssSs d. ~ ssssisiss - .
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TIE FIRE DEPARrAENr.-Ihs foremsn Of the v
engine, hose and ladder companies Of the Fire o
ment, held q meeting last picht in the lecture r,
Hope Chapel to take into consider alton the propri
Ining out at the heat annual parade on the I
October. There were about . hundred foremen pr
The meeting was called 70 ORDER by the Presider
Hose Company No s, ofici,ting as secretary. Aft
roll was called y motion -as made and adopted Il
annual parade DO disper lei With this year. This
ated the business Of the meeting, and 1t adjourn
mediately after.
MORE DEATHS AMONG THE New YORK VOLUNTEER
Wednesday last, Joreph Cam ooell, sergeant of Com
First Regiment New York Volunteers, died o
sumption. On Thursday John Hoab died, who
poral in tx same company The funeral of the
departed soldiers win take place to morrow afterr
! o'clock from the Mercer House, and without
invitation all the friends insited to attend
cor psny are rapidly passing asay Diseases, the
OF which we're sOwn In sex,cn are now doing thsi
and weekly the same part comes to q that ano'
this gallaL band has gone the way Of all the cart
MAN DROWNED OUTsIDs TIE NARRows-.4
ship Henry Clay was soing out OF the
on Wednesday afterpooo, in TOW of the ste
Leviathan, she was boarded wheu near the Iii
BY the yawl from the station boat (plo
"Nettle,'y for the purpose Of taking of the pilo
pilot not being quite ready to Leave, gave the
line and ordered the men stay in her and droA
Of the chip. This they d. sod we're towed some
cradle distance in safety when for some rea,
known thew pulled be b At up along side the 81
sea Immediately broke nv her, The men
tried to juno from her into the ship's chains
them succeeeed in ding 20, the her fell overbo
was drowned. Tho ship was i'm nediately 'sh 1
and the stern boat lowered ana every exertion \
save the unfortunate man but without succe
pane could not be asoertained vt the time. 1t
first trip IN the boat
FIRE IN SIXTY FIRST TREE. alarm Of FIRE ", [
letween II and IL O'Clock Last night, in the SEQ /
trict, caused BY the burning of frame buildin
pied BY some poor miles. Ia Sixty. frst sire.
Eleventh avenue. Before TIE h-emeu arrived, tn II
bad 10 far advanced that the building was CO..
We understand there was an insuy ance on the D: N
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

FR1-Between four and I've O'Clock yesterday M 1rnrg
hre broke out 10 the paint mandatory of lc5srs
Prince, Masury Weeks No. 1852 surmsn street. below
the heights. The flames conmuni lated to No $50 an I
1A, occupied by the Same firm, of which was usad
as store house. The buildings In which the
featuring carried eotireiy gutse not any
Of the contents-nhicn consisted OF oils and various
kinds Of paints, besides steam engine and machinery
saved The buildings Of brick and stories
in height. The store house mo. 1900 o gned by
Alderman Green, the other two ny Mr. a. Z. Pierre
pont The dire II supposed to have orgis atsd coase
qusnce Of mpsrfscton In one Of the faes TIE loss
sustained BY the arm amounts TO $4,000 on which
there 10 an insurance Of 900 In the Ph1uix, of
Brooklyn, and several New YORK Offices Mr.. Green's
building not insured Bis loss amounts to about
$780, Mr.. Perreponts loss .s about S. O0o-insureL
TmGovKRNoR AND rns EXCISE COMMISSIONERS Governor
Seymour has refused TO interfere in the Of John
CAvanagh one Of the excise commissioners who was
fenced on Tuesday.
NorgRs ARRAIesm AND CONVICTED in the Court of
General Sessions yesterday another batch of rioters In
dicted for participating In the disturbances in Main
sequence Of street preaching were sragnct, and each
pleaded not guilty, Their names folio ss:-Hugh
McClufAy, Thomas Kaine, VIM McNamsra, alias MO
Namee,J ohn Mckinney, Francis Mach, Murtha Martin
and Owen Rise Christie Burns, like Indictment
whose trial was commenced the day previous, was
brought in guilty BY the jury. Mchih McNsmsrs was
previously arragned similar indictment, was led
and acquitted Those convicted win be brought mp Tor
sentence next Tuesday, to which time the court stands
aijouiped.
CONVICTION FOR ASSAULT urox GIRL James Il. MOT.
gan was asgned before the Court Of sessions yesterday
on On Indictment TOR attempt to commit rape upon
ats girl not yst IL years Of age In consequence Of
some ex'enuating circumstances no was permi ted TO
plead auilty Of asaut and battery merely, wheroupon
he Va. sentenced to the penitsnsry for the term
nine months, at hard labor.
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AeA AZ soAAA8pAhNSs
IT vas currently 70 sor'sd both in England and Il
ocal charges would DO shortly sanctioned BY the As
deem Cabinet sir Edmund Head, the presen. Govern,
General Ct New Brunswick, 20 relieve Lord Egin In
of Canada and the latter to succeed Earl
Germans In the Office Of Irish viceroy.
AMERICAN TOURISTS IN IRELAND.
Departures from GrrsoaU sotel, Dublin, August a
Mr. and Mrs. Flint, Buffalo Mr.. and Mrs. Kilsom "
York; C. :. Andrews, do ;G H. Aumford, DO; W. NJ
Departures from the Billion Hotel Dublin, August q
Mr. and Mrs. Devereux, Utica Rev, Mr. Clarke, Do:
Mrs. AMI Miss Ward, Bo-ton.
ARRIVALS.
At the st, Nicholas HOtel-Goueral & W. Chfts
Louisiana; Hon. $. ssop, Itdiana; Col Gil nors {
family Bal imore; Dr. w. Rose, watertown; Geo
W. Beardsla, Esq, albany; Geddes, New Oriea
Forest, Philadslphia; on <. Wood. Michigan; Cha,
B. Atchisop, Galena Louis Du-snd, Mobile; H. O. ]
paid, augusta; E Thurher and lady Syracuse Thor
X. Smith. Washing on W Cannon Esq, hatcher
s. b. Mills, California; G. A Mcdonald, Boston
Peacock, Nashville; Col Hendrick, Philadelphia.
At the Metropolitan Hrtel-The Right Hon.
George Bristow and family. Lon ION; Sir Thomas Br
enbridge, Liverpool, roo Crawford and family,
burg; Bosifco, Fuss an LEGATION; ]. Antonio
Mexico; Hon. T. B. Burns, 81 Johns; Capt X. N.
RS U. S. A.; Or. J. @. Cobb South Carolina; Hon
Corson and family Washington; J. 7. Hotchkiss
family, Illinois; C Dc Zpcy and family, Spain; Col
| w Race New Orleans.
At the Union Place Hotel-a c. G. Meincot,
ov1eans; NJ. T. Fancier, Connecticut; f 9. Elory
family, Boston; Charles Belle and family, hississ
| w. +. Carey, Staten Island G. 5. Maryland, Nash,
| Eugene MacFarland, Gin npnati
At the Astor-- ON. r. Wilson, Chicago; HoI
| B. ST. John, New York on q. p. Stone, Ohio; Co
| N. Stewart, Missouri; D. slocktor, U. s. A.; e
| ems and lady, N. }, ". II. Brown, Chicago; WI
| Hainod Mobile; O. J. Rnge,, Wilmington u. c.; II
| Ridgley, q. 5. A; J.B Fry, do.
At the Prescott-w. A. Goodman, Miss Ewsr'
| kinson Boston; A Hill an family, Charleston;
Il Allen, Savannah uis leg siel, do. T. g. Stic
/ Bangor; Lieut., Wm Jones, u ). A.; 7. Rundell,
waukie; d. Holbrock, 70 nsfer; Dr.. B. Thomas, Chi
l VIM r. Schiley do. Go Rooarts. Boston; j. g. Ho
| Hartford; A. F. Stoooard, Glasgow; f. A. Pene
Philadelphia; D. c. Mann, Troy; Miss E Jake do.
| T. N sweetlsnd, do
At the Irvirg-Dr TsIlmadge Kasville Hon.
| lincoln Salem, Mass e. meat Hll Washing or
Banks, Charleston, 8 O Prof. ". II. Tyler, Pitt,
Prof. G. b. Gardner, averack, N Y; Rev. n
Luwitb, Jefferson county y Polk, Winch
Va; Rev 5. E. Mendon, Boston; L. f. CopperthI <
Frederick Md. II
From Charleston, IN the steam .hip Nashville-M
| Buckmeyer child and nurse Miss Murden Mrs
| Kiss Ross, Mics Henry Lopez Capt Bryan and
| John Russell, Stanly, Mrs Gadsden, Miss Gao
| DR. JIG Cobb, A Ber jamin and lady, Mort Ross
| Holmes, and two in the steerage
| From Antwerp, in ship David Hoadley-M Luttse
4 family
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Assured, from experience, Of the ready sym.
the citizens Of New York on similar occasions,
dersgned would respectfully call . meeting of I
low-citizsns at the Merchants Exchange, this d.
day, 10th inst, at 8k o'rl,ck p NJ, to concert n
for the relief Of the sufferers BY the yellow
Savannah.
They know that It is on!y ne essary to afford th
tunity to ensure q .arm expression Of the sy
and generosity Of their fellow citizens.
Buckln 4 Crane, q B Lamar,
silas Bronson, George Collins,
A. o. Parmelee, Kinney, Easton G
J. b s. stone 4 Co, Ralph King.
4 A. Wetmore Co., Brown Do Rosset
Brigham B Carhaat, Bmsllwood. Anderso
Francis S1iddy, William r. Wright,
Williams & Guion, James Lse h Co.,
Brown, Brothers 4 Co.
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Wing Primary Elections.
DELEGATES TO THE WIG STATE CON yKNTION FRC
KINGS COUNTY.

KINGS COUNTY.
The following delegates were chosen yesterday evening
to represent the several assembly districts Of Kings
county In the Wing State Convention At Syracuse
1H Distri1-John l. Space delegate
"a Dtstrid-Lucien F. Birdsey, delegate. Charles
Kelsey, sen, alternate.
Sd Dsnrio-Jonn N. Perry, delegate. Thomas A.
jerome, alternate
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The wings Of Richmond county held their county meet
ing last evening. and selected Henry J. seaman OF c.
% their delegate to tho tate Convention Mr. Seaman
represented the district IN wentJ ninth Cong es and
was the candidate Of both the native and xng
parties The sewaIdites viii rscsve much support
from him, and the district could DO BY
better man. Yours &C., RICHMOND
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
KINGSTON, Ulster Co., N Y :, Sept. IA, 1854
At primary meeting held here last night to appoint
delegates to the Wing county Convention (which
here tomorrov,) the Know Nothing candid ates were
elected by Overwhelming majority The Gag OF the
Journal Office - display cd at halt this morning. In
consequence Of the Know Nothing demon straton last
night. B.
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Nrw LINES OF OCEAN STEAxERs.-M. P.
Leseyre has arrived in this city. NJ. Lefevre
Is from Ia belle France. He il the agent for
a new line of steamers to connect Paris with
New York, ard also for lines TO connect the
same cite with Cuba and the French West
India Islands lie will also mske arrangements
for line of clippers to extend to the inchoate
French colony at New Caledonia, in the South
Pacific. Altogether, this is an enterprise OF
considerable magnitude, but it seems that there
it no doubt about the line from New YORK TO
France The depot is to be at Saint Nazaire'
at the mouth Of TIE Loire, forty miles below
Nantes, and two hundred and fifty from Paris.
The river is here two or three miles in width;
The harbor is said to be an excellent one, and
the dock for the steamers will have twenty one
feet depth of water at low tide. There is room
enough for q large number Of vessels IN TINS
dock. part of which is used by government.
There is also an excellent dry dock for repairs.
The mouth Of the Loire is nearer to New York
than any other point available for depot, and
arrangements have been made by which pas.
sengers aud freight will be conveyed by rail-
way from Saint Nazaire to Paris at the same
rates az from Havre to Paris. Five screw
steamers will be put on Immediately to open
the line, and twelve screw steamships will be
contracted for in Boston-the machinery to
come from England. The owners Of the line
have the privilege Of carrying into France
the material and machinery Of twenty steam
ers, which permission they consider equal in
value to a mail contract. This line will ply
between Saint Nazaire and New York direct
going and returning without stopping at any
intermediate point.
From New York it is purposed to run line
of small steamers to Cub and the West Indie
Islands, thus opening direct steam communi.
cation between the French colonies and the
mother country.
The Pacific line Of clippers has also been al
luded to, and one of the Boston papers an
pounces that CONTRACT have been made with q
builder in that city for twelve first class clip
pers of fifteen hundred tons each, to be employ
ed in carrying passengers and freight from
France to the islands claimed by that govern.
men, in the South Pacific Ocean.
According to these. statements it seems
that both the government and the mer-
chants of the Empire have become fully awake
to the Importance Of direct and speedy COM
munication between their country and Ameri-
ca. The Emperor has not been blind to the
astonishing events which have taken place on
the Pacific coast since 1916; he is ready to pro-
fit by the future glory Of this Western World,
and he therefore desires that the feet of French
citizens may become accustomed to the soil
which he hopes may one day acknowledge the
French flag
The line of steamers to this city will afford
further accommodation for our daily increasing
direct trade with France
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Mails r0T u Europe.

MAxhA HD1 kOfupSs
sur yoRK RRRALC-HDITEca FOR EUROPE.
lheColUas mai steamship Baltic, Capt. Connntock viii
have this port this day. al tweiyo 0sicck NJ Tor Liver
SOA
No mails win coss In this city al hall past zen o'clock
Mia morning
h HERAlp, (prir.ea in French ard Egvsh,) wiz DO
E&ALahed At ten O'Clock TINA morning. Single c0pee u
ssxrpers, sIpeucs.
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
ire NV YoRE HKALD wiz 30 received It nc following
tssss Gnrope;-
LyxaYouL. John Hunter, No. 2faradise street.
A~moH. =. EDWARD =, ~antfcro Co, No. IL CornhiH
VIM. Thomas & Co EO 10 Catherine street..
QaRs. Living ston Wells Il 90, Place de "a Scures
M contents Of The European edition Of ahe BHRiID
s the received BY mail and telegraph Al
- aco during The previous and to the hour OF
S2Akcasson.
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Court CslenssAr-ThAe Day,
UNITED STATES flIHHNcf COURf Motions.
SurRn1 CoURT-GUKRAL TRx. Adjourned
day.
euPRn1 C0uRr-SPDnAL TERM Motions.
COMMON PIRAs-Nss 1857, 1885, HOO, 10
lila, 113e, 1l3s, l1ls l144 ll4o, 1147, 1149, lie
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Fall Styles Of Hats and CAps.-T
our friends and readers who wish 20 save q
advise 10 step in ct BANrA'S ia Canal street
sure one Of his new style Of hats At the 81
they will ind complete assortment Of gcnts'
cloth cups, and the most desirable patterns Of
fancy beaver and felt hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

The New THEArRG The New York Theatre, Broad
way, opposite Bond street, is nearly ready for the
actors, and it viii be opened next Monday evening" with
Miss Julia Dean and Mr. E. Eddy, in "The Lady Of
Lyons" Miss Annie Lons1ale appears in the farce and
the Rousset listers in ballet advertisement The Ma.
tonal Anthem will be sung, and Original Address,
written BY Jonas Phillips Esq, will be spoken by Mr.
EyDge the stage manager One OF reporters visited
the house yesterday az found army of upholserers
artists etc giving the finishing touches to the magnia
cent interior The deco ation furniture &C. all of
the richest description, and Mr. Trimble seconded by
Willard and Etynge, hiss given New York another splen
did and well appointed theatre The stage arrangements
directed BY Mr. win be equal to those Of the best
European theatres. Many seats have already been
secuIedfor Monday
CHARrABlR-The citizens Of Philadelphia have SO II
three thousand ders to savannah for the relief of the
sufferers by the yellow fever and hundred dollars
for the relief Of COLUMBIA, Pa, where the cholera has
been raging with sush virulence.
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Marine Affairs.

QoIcK PAssAaE-The bark Tally Ho, Capt. sprague of
and from Boston July sth, arrived on the bar below
Archangsl, August II. She would have gone up to
the city the day, but the Russian
win not allow the pilots to 60 below tho forts. she
cached the CITY, however, few hours before tho block
Ada dAclared.