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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

Il did think and say so once, but
have finally changed my mind
You have, hal Here the hear.
ers and the lockers on winked ex-
pressively at each other.
But didn't you spoil your beautI-
ful white dress Sunday night, wear
ing it way up there to the burying
ground 2
i did not
'You didn't du tell Bot how
could you help III There was a
wonderful heavy dew
7 didn't icedr IT,
Here was a damper to the old la
dy. She had such lohg lecture to
read on extravaganza, and she was
so determined TO do il. too, when, I'M
fortunately for her eloquent strains,
Mrs. C--'s dress had hung up
in her wardrobe all the time, and she
had worn an old black silk.
After time the old lady took a
fresh start. She would not be so
baffled again. She would find out all
about that beau before she went home,
that she would So she began by
saying, your company wen, away
this morning, didn't theyi'
They did, was the answer, n wee
bit of emphasis resting on, they?
He didn't stay very long, did he 7
Not as long as wished he had,
was the emphatic answer this time. =
And how the ladies' looked at each
other. 1t was as good as a confess
ion.
When did he come 7
Saturday evening"
Was you looking for him i
j had been expecting him fort
night
why, du tell, if you had then,
and you never told ont either. Had
he business in the place =
'fIe had
What was 1t 2 This was rather
more direc, aud blunt than the old
lady meant to put il, and she forth
with apolngized by saying, | didn't
mean that-i-l only thought that
-
I'D as lief you'd know as not,
said the lady with a charming air OF
naiuete; 'he came 10 see me-
O, Widow C, didn't your
good name 90 down then? Be care
ful what you say next, or you'll have
only remnant of character to 90
home with, and remnants always go
cheap.
lie did, did he, and he din't come
for nothing else. then! But was you
glad to see him =
Indeed ! was. II was one Of the
happiest moments of my existance.'
= Well, well, said the lady, hardly
knowing how TO frame her questions
I well he's n real good looking man
anyway
r | think so 100, and he's not onl,
good looking. but he's good hearted
, one of the best men ever knew
: you don't say that though! Bu
4 is he rich Z
, Worth a hundred thousand o.
Z so,' said the lady carelessIy.
Why, du tell il he is. Why
you will live like lady, WON'T you
: But what's his name?'
| The old lady's curiosity was nov
reused to the highest pitch.
t Henry Macon
t Macon, Macon Why, WASH
| that your name before you was mar
4 RED =
Il, was
0 'Then he's q connection, is he y
, He is
: 'Du tell if he is thenl Not
cousin, | hope. | never did thinI
much Of marrying cousins.
Henry is not my cousin
. He isn't. Not Jour cousin! Blu
what connection is he, then, du tel
, us now 2
I He is my youngest brother
II there was ever rapid progress
made in sewing and knitting by an,
circle Of ladies, il was by those cgm
posing this society, for the next fif
teen minutes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
from the spri, of the Times.l
An Original Love Story.

Dear P.-Yeur city poets may as well "huns then
harps on tho Park trees. The Pegasus Of Gotham il
not fast enough. We In the county heat his time
and no, half ny. Apy jury Of the "ffes and intelligent
would certainly award leather medal to the Cate,
sugus slower" who penped the accompanying lines
There 10 some,hins in them that city folks dream
cd Of The poets description Of Courshp and Love il
sco,ase s very touching. As they not copy right
Cd you may have them.
Your, &C.,
ElLiea1rutIK, n. y. March 10, 1854.
ne struggled 10 Kiss her She struggled the same,
To prevent hin, 90 bold and unisunfed,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
18HrtrV.
Haste Not---Rest Not.


coErHr.
Without haste ~hhnut fest
Bind the motto 10 thy bfeasil
Bear II with thee a. d spell,
Storm or sunshine guard u well,
Heed not howeis that f0und thee boon
Bear Il onward to the ioalb
Haste nct--lei no thong tiess deed
Mar foi s'er the spirit peedi
Ponder we and know tho right,
Onward then with all your might
HATE n0i--y-ais can ne'rf atone
For ono rockies. action done.
Rest not life is sweeping by,
DO aud pARE before you die
Something mighty aud ublime
Leave behind TO conquer tine
Glorious lis to live fsf aye,
Whea these forms have passed away.
Haste NOT. Rs, not! calmly wait.
Meelly bear the storms Of fate.
Dur be n, polar guide
Do the RieHr, whate'ef betide,
Haste rest not--eonaiets past,
God shall crown thy work al last.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
qpatrbman K 5tntt saurual.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS -si 5octsh Ia advance s2.oo II psymcn,
10 made Ia advance interest always charged from
the end oftbe year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
ALBANY * RUTLAND
RAILROAD.

lfsS ss......, ;:s.s.... - .sis.....;s;s;s
Now OPEN AND RUNNING THROUGH TO Al.
~ bany without change OF Cas-
1858. Fall l. ,inter Ar 1858.
rangement.
shoaef, ,nd quickest through Mail Line from os,
denshufgh. Montfral Kouse's Point, fiatsbufsh aud
Budiug'oa 20 Troy, Albany and New Nufk,
via Rutland and Eagle Bridge,
IN conase.sa With Rs,lasd asd d rilasion, and hud
son Rive, Eslifoac.
Passengers over hi. route n-y fely upon making all
the connections whtho dfesen, Roads, a. advertised
This g. TIE oNLf HouTE by winch passengers can
with certainty 60 thfoush IRON Montreal To New iofk
tbs saas aoF.
NO CHANGE OF CARS,
Conaur,ofs or Baggage Masters between Rutland and
Troy or Albany.
FfRsr TRAIN leaves nsfo g.ou DIS 4, N.
SECOND FRAN tA,rs h'rriinsspo 1880 NJ.
.rnses a o, $40 g. n. aad Ahra, 25 ?. A., leaves
Troy AS ?. ". o. Nesu' $50 2. A.iof New iofk.-
Ardscs a New Nore Q IS 2.
THIRD TRAM '.Sves Buraaeion $50 ?. NJ,
lodge al iniand, aud lssyes huiiaei go a. %,
suivr. q eos ~ A A. and Aiees, i0l3 W., leave
Troy 1880 A NJ, Alh,nl 045 A. n, or Ne~ fofs,
snive at Nr~ York i.i0 ~. a.
Express Tam ioi Buaao leave. ALBANY 1890 A.
TbIeagh Ticket 40 he procured at ,hr Ru,laaa and
Burlington Rallfosa Office o. at
JAMES W NlLL~, agoat, Burlington.
$ TiLLEY, Travelling Agent.
Also Through Ticket. to Buffalo. cleaveiand, To.
ledo, Deifoii, Cincinnati Chirsfo and % VI. IVES
tern cities, lp sais the ohee of the Rutland afd
Burlington Railfs.d, ar Of the Aseat. viihe taoy =
Basssge cAssksd 7AyssgA to Troy. Albany or New
YoIk.
BY EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE
Tnns. "A. cANfiELD, SUP.
burlington, New. 3 1883. 5sfh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
Gbr ]0lum 4 TIT Nas.
ITEMS FOR FARnsas.-Plain and

..Hs III II By the Piow would thrive
HinseiflnGst either HOLD or oaIvR.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

Here!'
NO
Where, them
In New York, last spring.
90. you did, did you But |
thought you wasn't going 10 wear any
hing but black again
Every eye scrutinized the lady's
face this time in search Of blush,
but il conlinu, d a. pale a. usual,
whites he answered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
JAMES MOORE.

NoaAs,is, VI. Poi. %. i.s.. S'''' v C. R. R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
kuoxIe51e AAsk
T67UkE DAYS.

q DMlNfsTkATOR'S SALE on CHIC.
~ KAnQMTNY LANO:-WtlI be sold 10 shs
eiehese bddef, On the pfemfees on the nth 0spfsm.
Der nexk oomnsneing ct II o'clock a r II fiji, Il
not 90 the nextfar day. that vsuabls tract of Lard
lyins cn Chielshominy River L the equally Of Han.
over. belonsins 70 the estate Of pr. Reu6sn Mere
OF A. = Timbsrlake, A. Lumpkin and othsn.
This Land b eight miles from kiehmond within u
miles 81 Atlee's Depot the Virginia Centrsl Raft
ROAD, and within miles of the Richmond and Char.
iotesvfiie Flank Red. noW being constructed. On
the Land y small frame dwellir 8, with the other
necessary onthouses
ThIs Farm Il considered one of the most valuable
ana productive on the Chickahomipy, and Il well
adspted TO the growth Of corn, oass, wheat and
Possession, to seed crop Of wheat, will be given
On the Ist Of October next, and full possession the
TE.Ms-one- third cash on the day of sale. ana the
remainder at and 10 months from the let January.
1850, with interestthe credit paymens to be secur.
90 by bonds with satisfactory security, and deed Of
trust on the premises.
Immediately after the sale of the above
tract, will sell tract of Wood Land, be1ougnx to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tracf.
Terms same a. mentioned above.
a Mr.. A. B. Timberlske, the tenant, will take
pleasure IN showing the Land any person DESTROYS
P. p. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, deed.
RAPID ANN srATIos, Culpeper Co. Va,
August 18th, 1874.
au l7-d3tsw2w&dtds
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
R1i-l,ooN ASCENSION A FAILURE.

Cry PorNT, Aukust IT,
nKAa DrsrArcu-I regret to state that the In
tended balloon ascension from this place. this ii.
,ernoon proved failure, owing to no fault of Mr..
rllist After Mr.. f. had completed his arrange.
n,ent., Mr.. Patton of Petersburg, who had at.
tempted an ascension before, but made a failure,
20, some gentlemen to intercede with Mr.. f. and
let him lake his place Ia the ear. At the proper
time, the balloon was cut loose from mother earth
snd assembled about forty feet, when It descended
rapidly, lighting upon the top OF a house. Ater
few minutes the balloon was gotten of, but all the
Gas having escaped, it fell in corn field in few
minutes thereafter.
The ascension was complete failure. but no
blame attaches to Mr.. Elliott for It. understood
hat he intends making an ascension from Peters
burg in few days, without charge, to crafty oil
who were here There were from three to six
thousand persons present Yours, ID. & Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

MI 1SS A. N. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES.-The seventh session Of
this School will commence ON the first MONDAY Of
October next. at the schoolrooms corner OF Frank
Horace r Smith, A. b. brothe. of Mis- Smith
will be connected with the school a. Associate Prn.
cipal. The most competent teachers will assist in
che various departments The course Of instruction
IL thorough and embraces all the regulates for n.
ished education Frequent lectures will be eiyen in
con nection with the higher Enslish brsuches Lee
t9re:ea Natural Philosophy and Chemistry ,sccompa-
nied BY experiments. Vocal musicwi be tsueht daIy
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself e
teach in such manner a e enable the pupil who
with perfect facility BY the end Of the session Each
department of the school will be under the super
vision Of the principals who will gularly examine
the different classes
TEkMs-Ensli:h branches, So Primary Depart.
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Lapgusges $50
each Instrumental music, Professors prices. Draw
ing, Embroidery: &c extra cbarses.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known in a few weeks by application at the book.
store of Mr.. WIN. A. Buffers, Isl Main street.
ap8-eod2mif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNION.
ADVANCE IN BRrApsTurFs

NEW York, August 16.-The steamer Union.
from Havre, with advices to the second Inst, ar.
rived to-day. She brings the following report Of
the Liverpool markets
Cotton easier. but unchanged In price Flour
nrm at an advance Of 10. The quotations are a.
follows; Western Canal 3os. Cd Ohio 33s. g.;
Baltimore, Bis. Cd. Corn has advanced IL. sd ;
White 10 quoted at 3is. 3D.. yellow 34s, mixed 3as
Wheat has advanced tribe. All descriptions of
Breadstuds are arm, with an upward tendency.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Espartero has entered Madrid. The Queen con-
sents to the programme which he has laid down for
the new government. Tranquility has been re.
stored.
No news OF Importance from the seat of 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

of the Central Ohio Railroad, near the rolling mill
at Zanesville. AS the hands 10 the employ of the
road were about commencing work, large body
OF earth fell down, burying seven of the hands be-
meath 1t. Efforts were Immediately made to rescue
them, and in short time all the bodies we're gotten
out, The GAINESVILLE Courier says: Three men,
John Hogan, Edward Lally and a Mr.. Lahey were
killed. Two others were injured, but not serious.
ly. Two others escaped unhurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Lours, Aug l5-The Republican claims the
election of six whg members out Of the seven which
compose the delegation. The delegation will stand
ne follows:
First Standardization NJ kennett.
Second Observation-Disclosures Porter.
Third district-James Lindley.
Fourth district-M. Oliver
Fifth district-John G. Miller.
Seventh dis,rict-Samuel Csruthers
The Bentonites have only succeeded in electing
some thirty odd members of the legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

.OST-Between our store and tho Amo-
~ .is.n Hotel, thrse CERT eiCATE9 OF SCALP
name Of Lavinia o Panksy. Two Of tie eerflGeates
for cash twc shares and ous Eue tbar. The Ander
VIII confer favor ~ leaving then our stoFe cor
nes Cary saA llkh or ksad street, q the D.spatsh
~ Whis oAse. WINSTON lQWr4D,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

DUBLIC SALE-ATT ACTIV E
l. REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN Es-
TABLISHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE II offer at
public auction. such terms must needs suits the
purchaser, On WEDNESDAY, the Esd of August my
place, caed "TOMAHAWK STATION,D on the
Richmond and Danvle Railroad, II miles from Rich
mond. containing about $50 acaes one-half with the
buildings, lying the South, and the other half on
the North side of the road-beng willing to sell all
or half.
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy.
and the improvements extensive. The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water, and is well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprisng person it is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable
for it is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office il kept there and the present propri-
etor has Stage Coach running three times a week
to Cumberland county, which pays well.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong for it lies in the
midst of the coal region. and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging we'll
were exceedingly flattering.
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &C., to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy 26-dIm* WIN A. MARTIN Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

The argument in the case of Arlington charged
with the murder of Higgins, was concluded yester-
day, before the Examining Court, by Mr. G. w.
Brent for the prisoner. and Mr. C. f. Stuart for the
Commonwealth. The Court directed the prisoner
to be sent fer trial at the next term of the Circuit
Court=dler Gn-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
NAvAL-YELLoW FEVER. &c

NEW YORK, Aug. is We have received dates
rom Turks Island to the Sd inst. The sloop Of war
slant ~ '-o ''' az
An srrvai from Cardenas, with dates to the 9TH In
reports the yellow fever 40 ragsg to an ala RIM.
, eAen and foil - fatal TO natives q to foreign
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In pursu-
~ anes Of decree pronounced In the Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond, on the 25d day Of Ncvem.
ale, the undersgned, therein directed, win OK.
pose to sale. on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of August
next at4 O'clock, r q. half of Lot No II. adjs-
cent to 6eabrook's Warehouse, on Grace street. in
the city Of Richmond. fronting 65 fact and running
In sx, twelve and eighteen monthA with negotiable
notes well endorsed and the title retained until the
purchase money il fully paid. and conveyance di-
jy2s rios. w BOSWELL, q G. \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

THREE MEN LYScHED-Three men were hang
ed in Clay co.nty, Me-, on the 7th inst Their
names were VIM and John Shackleford and Cal
laway. They were accused Of horse stealing. and
in making the arrest killed man by the name OF
Boss After the commission OF the homicide they
were hung by tue populace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

1UTdKE DAYS.
6Y1TTXAN0T1 6oTT.

-.
MULES AT AUCTION-Will be sold
NEsDAY mort lsth Inst, af 10 osIosk, fonr lsrss
Josns and yell broke Mnlsa
rsos rs e attend the Mules
Dy order Of the TYpsese
...s Sale conducted By
- % A. MOTT. Asct.
Ine above sale Is postponed until SAT-
ghDAY next 18th inst whsr Il VII ,o.;si..l. :.
pl &C = : inc Horse Lot, . 10 O'Clock. '-As
TRUST SALE OF CLOTHING npv
s..a GOODS q s1a. ss At AUcTIoH -sy VIM. Of |.
Of record IN the Office Of the Hastings Court of the
city OF Richmond for the benefit Of certain psrtis
at the store now in the occupancy of mid S;rr.
Lichenstein, on Broad street, on THURSDAY. The
- ~ day Of Sept nss :. 10 oslocl the entire oE
TE.ss-Fos al sum. Il go .sd s under, CASH all
sums above sso credit Of go days, for negotiable
EDWARD r CANNON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. Norr. Auct. auI7
A T q special term of the District Court
n OF the United States, for the Eastern District
Q, rirsnis' ss Norfolk (held In the city Of Rich.
N. NASH.
The steamship ToTTEN, her ma In Admiralty
chuery, &c.
On reading and fling the petition and affidavit o,
~. Mash and Francis Mallory, and certain deposi
one and on the motion of the Lbellsnt by his Proc
tor IL 10 ordered that the said steamship Totem he,
apparel. furniture, and machinery be sold by
the Marshaat public auction in the city of Norfolf
and that fourteen days notice of such sale be given
ey adv ertisement in the Norfolk Daily News. and
and Richmond Dispatch-the notice to be inserted
three or more times In each of the above newspa
pers And Is also ordered, that notice of said sale
be published in some newspaper in the cities of Ne
York and Baltimore at least seven days before the
day of sale, and that rendition cxponas issue
accordingly And it is further ordered that the Mar
sh, bring the proceeds of sale into Court and nav
the same to the Clerk thereof. -
coPy-Teste,
JNO. T. FRANCIS,
Clerk U. s. District Court.
NOT1CE.-By virtue of the above orde,
OF the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, at Norfolk shall or
FRIDAY the Let day Of September next, at IL o'cik
st Nashs Ship Yard, in the city Of Norfolk sell a
public auction to the highest bidder the steamship
Totten, her tackle, apparel, and furniture and ms
chiuery, as she now stands.
Terms cash, in specie
JNO F. WILEY, u. s. Marshal
ao i'-4t Eastern District of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

The cotton factory at Alexandria was struck by
lightning on Tuesday, causing much excitement,
though but little damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
PL u BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS. STATI

l. u M BIZ NG.
bath TUBS, SHOWERS. STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
YHE subscriber has obtained, in the city
= of New York, the services of the best Plumbers
IN the United States, and 10 prepared, with al
extensive stock Of superior material execute 10
the very best manner and with dispatch all kinds of
work pertaining to this line Of buSinese.
BATH TUBS oflesd copper, non or tin
Every description of WATER CLOSETS WASH.
ErANDS.
Copper and Iron BOILERS
Brass and Iron Lift and Forge PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water put nm to or.
der, and warranted to work well
Hanson's improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any part of the State This
Ram IL said to be the best In the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fty pe
cent greater than any other process with the sane
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense, obtained the best
workmen, and laid In stock Of the most guperior
materials, feel warranted in saying will 40 AZ
good work any establishment In the Orion and on
reasonable terms.
Persons in want OF work in this fine are invited To
call before closing their contracts
Particular attention 10 called TO new and superor
specimen ofPianished Tinned Copper BATH TUB.
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptlv At.
tended to. PAUL BAk6IMkN
~ Tin 10th st., near Carv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

DR.. Thos. Henderson, assistant surgeon, U. s
Army died at Lexington, Va, on the 18th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

CINCINNATI, Ang. 15.-Mrs Woolsey was run
over and killed by the cars of the Cincinnati anf
Dayton railroad, to-day, near this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

NORFOLK, August 15-The schooner Echo. OF
New York, bound to Satillo river Georgia, when
of Cape Hatteras, lost her sails and riggings and
put in for repairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

Mrs. Dodge wife of Mr.. Peter Dodge, proprietor
of the hotel at Bergen Point, N. Y, was burned to
death last Monday evening from the upsetting of a
camphene lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17
MARINE INrELLIGENcr.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 15.-The ship Tonawsn from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, spoken on the 10th
inst.
The schooner Flora, from Bermuda brin q the crew
and three passengers Of the brig Mary AdeIine Of N
fork which sprung alesk the Esd July on her pes
sage to Curacao, from New York. The crew took 10
their bosts and were taken up ton days after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

BosroH, Aug. 15.-There have been 2O7 deaths Of
cholera during the five days ending on the 18th, in
this city. 1t Is becoming quite an epidemic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

Msrcellus Gallaher, of Va, has been appointed
to first class clerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office
vice j. Chesey Bronaugh, transferred to first class
cerkship 10 the First Auditors Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

CINCINNATI, Aug Is Our banks to day decided
to receive for the present the notes the free banks
OF So and upwards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL Ex-senator Downs, OF
Louisiana, died at Crab Orchard Springs on Mon
day last. He had been sick for some time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. l5-There were IS new case
and 81 deaths from cholera reported during the 2
hours ending at noon to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

NEW ORLEANS, Aug Is There are some scat.
tering cases of yellow fever and cholera, causing
from dozen to twenty deaths per week, but no,
thing of an epidemic character The general health
OF the city is unusually good