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ARE WE AMONG the SPIRITS OK Is the
~ WORLD the SAME a. EVER
This Day Published,
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teen spped tpped uttered ~ spiis ana leaTS
face u the alleged r1a1t
tors tLenselve The connection between Demon sf
Modem srirtuaisr sown and history Of
dent Rarrers given The author also hrn-- WIN at M e %
argument 10th science and FhhooIhy % de,sop - ~ ~
spirit Manifesto io1 aid PAGES - E y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

ND,TOR WANTED-To conduct a WEEKLf

~ hy IIaTlem
,sp SIeee As there bakery ia The village th' 900
tor snterpf sus mani rnt low '"fA"' W w.
a N a IN 4. IunfT MonI anla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

INPY GOODS.-A rare CHANCE for good Mer
l - On. of The best DRY GOODS STANDS on the
-. a.. ~ l. orIET Inquire a No ~ Warren Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

vXvANTED-A situation a. COOK by woman who
w thoroughly understand. the bu.iuss-ooth MA ga
PASTRY COOKING Has been acustoued O. yrs - az
lies md fully competent charge ne KITCHEN WYNN
Cali tS No rs Moit.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

TT irororart v.k announced Two years since u
nov Gv toward peton IL n the hnds 81 ne
i ,fto, 10 whom tie public indebted io orr N@eefIoi
a. Id sts'.r rror,uHced ell sides 20 be- without con0
xcrsy the met rrc trd reliable book Of lie elias ye snp.su
several features OF
etst value introduced york oi se"sIaphe re-
i.rrelg increase fs u-ciu nes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

WANTED-By respectable Girl. with good clty
refsrre. md sTesL re ,; % a. -
objections The country Can be ic two days conner
~ u e. hnd L. stonav.. No 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

IsES No. l Chstophsrs, together With the Steam engine
Boiler Paint Us and MSer large Oil Kettle and fixtures tor
boiling oil all Ut which aud Ia first rate order also small
uuac,ured Paints 2c &C. For further nio,miion ap
rlx 10 II WILLIAMSON. No. l6I MOtt.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

N
Il able WATER PRIVILEGE and MANUFACTURING PROP
ERTY consisting Of stone Cotton Factory 40 by 80 feet three sto
hnery; eight Dwellings for hants, Urf and
Mills Stables Houses Hpses Wagons Slighs Tools &C.
large Dwelling and Store and about u Of good Land
operation and business and paying
per The proprietor DESTROYS Of residing in New Yors
City would cell trke partner exchange for city property Pce
40 600 AdIL.s. Boy no No York Pos ilLlc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

II NEW sfAFFN aud IFINIIN" Vt - ~ y, - ,,,nL,
Agculutn Manuecurug District and IN one 81 me
az Counties H. To man OF talent INDUSTRY sn'
49, [ IN, on euipg is one gleat advantage Press ana ma
nj, h, nss,shed Address with real ior Que week
pRINTING ASSOCIATION, no. M Pearl-st, N. Y.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
G u II -:

OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD-l0O MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MoND and MOON 8 FERRY ROAD
Leave RICHMOND at 2 o. clock A. M, and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD 10 20 M.
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at II Is A. M,
and arrive at RICHMOND at 45P.M.
The Train will stop tn- passengers the following
points only: Robiou's Cosl-feld, Tomahawk, Pow.
hatan, Mattoux Chula, Amelia c. H., Wyanoke,
Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah. Liberty Church,
Meherrn, Keysvil1e. brakes Branch, Mossin gford,
Roanoke, Glover, and Moons Ferry Road !
Children over 10 and under Is year, of age, half
price. = :
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, go that one be retained in
the Offices and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to goon the cars.
Passengers for -Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Inrodgn 10 Lynchourg.,.. ~ 50
Passengers for GAINESVILLE meet Messrs. Moss l.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Through to Clarksyille. 90
r. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-For the information of the public, it is
deemed proper to state that there are Two Daily
Lines of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danville. foe III R. E. H.
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A CARD have this day ctme to the
IA determination to sell in future FOR CASH
gnods collecting bills and sccumulating no bad debts
win enable me to sell much cheaper for sash. shall
tiles and eel them at Q small advance above cost
To those who have paid me their bills pnnctuaIiy,
feel grateful and hope they viii continue to favor
me with their orders.
All goods bought from me win be delivered free OF
charge. T. W TURIN,
q ocer No. 257 Msin st., between 7th and 9th SITS.
Richmond, 10th Oct. 1854. oc 17-Ist
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NOTICE. have taken the Store No.
4 2l9 Main ST. next door to the corner OF 9th st.
where have choice and well selected stock o
FAMILY GROCERIES.
have also fitted up the basems mt rooms as Ora
nary. where | have Horse Feed of every descrip.
ton. L am prepared to sell on the most sccommo-
dating termf and deliver anywhere in the city free
of drayage.
call from my old friends and the public generally
10 respectfully sslicited.g 49, d. BAKER, il.
oc 26
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CUFF BRACE PLOE.
THIS Pillow can be set to 4 ut dee]

Il or shallow, wide or narrow furrowj Chokes ess
10 foul land than any other Pillow now IN use, and rs
warranted TO give satsfaction to be Returned In
edition to the many Inducements her,eofore oneIso
TO the community to buy their implen ents hcn,
mond, have established Foundry - our own 'ol
the especisl purpose of making beTer e1uce III ~
Piow Castings than ever heretofore rsa - , .ns
market; aud intend keeping always q Ians, H..
oaly the Cuff Brace but all the otner Snos. popusaa
Piows IN use and the Castings for ever descrption
Of Plows together with Agricultural ImPis me ~
in general Our stock will comprise IN part .he iof
1owins. m
Cuff Brace Plows both right and let hand Of sl
do Mc(,ormick Davis do Hillside and Sub-soii
Plows Of various patterns. lamoDs thsT Gideon c Da
vie Primitive Sub-soil Harrows, Cuitiss.ors Corr
also agents for the sale of Bskford Hufman's cell
ebrsted Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
sNe - GEO. WATT co,
Factory on Franklin 1t, square
beloE the Exchange
GEO. WATT,
p. H STARKE OF @27-,"'
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BETWEEN
RICHMOND and NEW CANTON

ax4E-zE5ih OUR large and commodi-
Gus new Packet Boat FARMER
haviag been completed, we are now running Daily
LINE between this City and New Canton The
FARMER, Capt 9. W. MUNFoRD, JR., is one of the
most beautiful and comfortable boats now on the CO.
nal, possessing every co nvenience and comfort
The PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND every
at NEW CANTON at p. NJ Returning-Will leave
NEW CANTON every Tuesday, I thursday and Sat
urday, at 6 A. M. and arrive at Richmond at 8 L. M
The A = will leave RICHMOND every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, att A. M; and ar
rive at NEW CANTON at p. M. Returning
Will leave NEW CANTON every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday: at A. M, and arrive at RICH
MOND by PM.
CROUCH l. HOOPER
Richmond. Oct. Sis 1854
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WAkD.-The following negxoes have abscon.
ded from the Coke Mines, on Tuckahoe Creek. in
this county, and TWENTY DOLLARS each will be
paid for their apprehension and delivery to me in
Richmona, or to the pverseer at the Mines:
GEORGE. black negro, 5sfset6 inches in height.
years old Intelligent spEghtly locking generally
smiles when spoken. to-moHthl small for a negro
raised In Charlottesville, and lately taken ont Of Au-
gusta Jail runaway.
SPENCEk, a. black negro, feet III inches in
height very wide acros, the shoulders adawrish but
very powerful looking man, q years old-s burn ON
his left arm near the shoulder-wide mouth-low
forehead almost invariably smiles when spoken to -
county.
These two left about the 25th September.
WILLIAM, or BILLY, dark mulatto. about 26
years OF age, feet u inches in height high cheek
bones, very wide between the eyes, and wears very
heavy head of hair. He was raised by Thomas 8.
Leary; Of Windsor county. North Carolina
NED, black negro, about IS years of age 5 feet 7
inches in height; burr right leg; wears thin long
peaIc; was raised BY James Wilson, Surry county
Whltber ne will no doubt seek to escape by water
MADISON: Or MAT, very black negro, about Is
years OF feet6 inches in height active sprisht-
iy aud intelligent front tee h very irregular burn on
upper part of breast and left arm; was raised by
VIM McGruder of Powhatan.
These last three left the Mines ON the 22d inst.
oc zo-lot JNO. J. WERTH. Agt,
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FIRE IN BosToN.-On Thurday night last build.
log in Lincoln street, Boston, known as the "Bar.
racoon," or "Crystal Palace, was badly damaged
by fire. Some two hundred persons occupied the
building, who were all asleep at the time. By the
aid of the police and remen they extricate d,
though an old man named Dodge and his wife with
child, were severely burned. The greatest dis.
tress was caused by the fire, and many little chill
dren, running about naked, must have persisted but
for the aid of humane people who looked after
them.
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RATE noADs, "a.
OFFICE q. L. AND SUIT. )
AICHhOND & DANvILLE h. r..

SickaojsSb6 I DAsvILLE / r.
- AIcnNosp, Oct; .. 1884.
"a no noT1 8; TO- ~ n nosi
Society who visit RicLmsnd By the h 1 d. 4 r., TO
hbitise thsir Csrtiicas Of Membershp to the Agent
Ct the Conpany frsm whomihey procure their down
The privilege Of returning free win be extended
e Saturday the ilih Of November nciasiye aai not
'e &C is-a.oSov G. i. ana "a s n1.a2a
- II MOTH cARoL !.
THE LIFE OF TRADEn = Goods ordered BY our
Express are u.uaily sold and the proceeds Ia your
dawers in less time thsn they can possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of CONVEYANCE.
Merchants Of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's Goldsboro', WILMINGTON, Fayetteville.
NAIL TRAIN E x via PssssSars and vel
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh KaiIrosds-
Our Car.koom has been much increases 1nd sharses
seas 4 Under the Exchange Hotel.
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROuTE
~ g.
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
srs Of Psses.se1s and Baggage through ne cites Of
Wasaiagf0n. baltimore, and Philadelphia, free Of
IN AM. AND AFTER THE 18TH OF Au-
schedulesw viii be run the inland route between
Richmond and New York
eeiost, n; arrive IN Yoi1 daily at A NJ. and
Fare to Washington, 1t It class seats . e e
Baltimore LIST !. 500
81 S ssS sS ess. s
and 81 50 and 50 for I'd class do
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EDUCATION.
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL

SHALL resume school September l8th
Il This is the 18th year have taught school az
my fifth on 9th street. as teacher of the En,ii,S
Primary brsnches-Reading Writing Spelling. Ca.
time have been literally patronized / now ~ ~
solicit the same favorable consideration; pre isiU.
the deepest interest in my pupils morally relriouss
and intellectually that they may leave my influence
wiser, better. steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me. A
issue minute rcnorts of progress and Of con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examjp.
and compare together they come In at the close Of
every week. VI
TERMs-$8 per quarter. Entrance always for III.
whole session. II. p. TAYLOR
ae
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TUESUAf HVNNlNoa NStE0bEhI Z. i35s.
the Information Of our czens, who feel an interest
In the progress Of this Improvement. we copy the
following from the KnoxyiIle denn) Register Of
the e5.h uit:
We are informed by Mr.. Montgomery Lynch.
Chtei Engineer on the East Tennessee and virginia
Ralroad ihs& on Friday last be made most favor.
able contract With the well known firm Of Maxwell
Briggs & Co, of this city, for the supefaracture
ON an the bridges not heretofore placed under con-
tract from Knoxville to the state line, at the town
Of Bristol.
Mr.. Lynch gives us most cheering Information of
the progress that has been made on this road dur
Ing the last summer. the masonry and grading is 10
most forward state and has been all executed in
= M amer most creditable to all concerned and
which will greatly rebound to the credit and pros
perty OF the road In future years. and II ID hoped
viii entirely do away with the great item of ex-
pense often encountered by roads Ia operation by
reason of defective or imperfect construction the
outset.
Mr. Lynch informs Ne that the iron for this road
will commence arriving ut Savannah At the begin
ming OF the incoming year, and that the company
viii be ready to commence the work OF track laying
by thete the roads In conjunction with theirs are
able to transport the material
Thus It win be seen that we may look forward to
the early completion of this link Ia the great line of
road from the extreme south to the extreme north
This s contamination most devou:ly to be wish.
ed, and when these lines shall have been completed
our people will enjoy the advantage of immediate
proximity to the greatest thoroughfare ON the con.
tnent, the advantages of which, to our farming,
BILE, and Il viii serve to develop the vast resources
OF ah region, which are even now almost unap-
pfecisted. becausc they have heretofore been al.
mos inaecessibie 80
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EIsK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

l. CASES.-Ths subscriber keeps constantly on
hand en- assortment Of these BURIAL CASES.
They extensively used. and possess advantages
ever all other Co for transportation depositing
in vaults or for ordinary intermenfs They made
of the most imperishable materials, and are ena-
mefied inside and out 10 prevent corresion. When
properly cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
In Them are free from Eruption of water, closed
against insects and may without offensive odoI be
transported to distant places. The remains of Cal
houu, Clay and Webster, were entombed in collins
of this kind.
The subscriber has also larse supply of WOOD
COFFINS, and keeps on hand SHROt1DS and every
requisite for Funerals He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hearses and Carriages.
oc 20-3m j. A. BELVIN. Governor ct.
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9ue DlAMonDy--At . recent meeting Of the B r.
tieh 1esnftfe Asocisiion. pspsr was read By Pro
feopog xennenk npop the ssbject Of the Kohl moor
dianosd. Mr. Love iuquIssd il II were time thst
the koh.t moor efter being exposed to The reye Of
- - retained its lcnisosty whsa put IL . dsrk
psnesY tale Of not. Prof Tsnnsnt obseryed thst Il
~ retain this luminous quality, or phosphoresence
- a 1iemonds did for : few minutss probably;
tfea y fksle sso nd bnliisncy. lumn Of csystsl
jx0 e.Gex dea oxgoee1 10 the sun's rays, wonid
ohoy tie bo1p hs1ulant huss, II fmmedately sfter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07
NEW AND SECOND HAND MACH

NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHI-
IN merry FOR SALE --Ons IS hcrse Steer, En-
CINE aud Saw Mill nearly new, ia perfect order. Ca
pable CT cutting 5000 feer of lumber per day. viii Be
sold low for cash or on time, and delivered Gu ship
board if desired
One large tubular steam boiler In good order sua
Gent for 20 horse engine. will be Sold very low
One OF Stearnes' improved vertical reaction iron
Water Wheels. the best W heel known to dive On
up and down saw-priee S25.
One Mulay Saw Mill, this mill requires oniy about
horse power TO drive it and will cut COCO Test rer
S2so-
One Lath Mill that wiIr.eut five Iaihs at once.
SeveIa secopd-h hand Circular Saws az good 90 new
A lot OF Shaftipg and Puliies, Leather aud lnaia
Rubber Betting, but little used
will be warranted TO give satisfaction befsTs payment
win be required
Cut of these Mills, with description and prices
of the different sizes will be forwarded TO any al
dress on application.
also wish to buy good second band6 or horse
Engine, complete, ana good Cylinder or Return
also buy and sell all kinds OF ney anc second haha
machinery, &C., on commission.
Any machine recommended by me may be renee
o. having bad p years experience In bayius selhns
and working machinery OF erent Sorts and spare
no pains Tn keeping well posted M ana In inve sns'f
Ing all the new improvements as they appear.
Satisfactory references given II desired ., =.
Aay communications sddresssd 70 me WI ~
promptly sttendsd to. JOHN A. JETEh,
let door below the Exchange baak.
I>~
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OF FOREIGN LANGUA

Il GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. lust
arrived from Paris begs leave inform the citizen,
of Richmond, that he will give Instructions in thu
French and italian Langu. ges either in private ies
sons or in class
The heads of Semnaries can have his seryices,
Usher In these departments, upon reasonable ierns
He has spent most of his time in Paris, AID under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Oreers may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Harold 4 Murrays Broad st
or at the residence of his brother, Sig g. George
corner of 4th and Broad streets. oc S-d2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WAkD.--Ransway from the subscriber on -.
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES: hsi Il.
Eer-bresd color; he was raised iu Hampton by M
emelt; he has mother now living at Old Point. ts
winch place believe he has gone. 1 will give he
ABOVE reward to any person who will deliver him b
me. RENIHM MIN nsvIc y
VD no. Wall street. under City Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

Hollow AxLEs FOR RAILROAD CAUSE.-THE Read
ing Pa) Steam Forge is making hollow axles fol
railroad cars,the first turned out on the CONT
nent. They have been scientifically tested and ar
net liable to fracture, sustain more weight ant
last longer than the solid aXles
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E,ARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY,

- VA FOR SALE.-l offer for sale the Farm
situated IN James City County, Virginia, about a.
piiss di.lant from Richmond, on the main Stage
~ the name Of "Parker's Tavern" 1t contains. by
OLD survey 4s5 acres about 100 cleared balance bea
Wy aimoersd with pine, oak, ash, maple. poplar and
uicAoIy-pnncipaiiy the former. This Dwellinp
House Is 10 good condition, having undergone tho.
fsHsn repair; the location beautiful and healthy.
AS no objection can be raised at this dsv 10 he
o. marie and its value, will add that more csn he
tound On TINS estate and Of best quality than can he
'onna on any other body of land Of 1ame extent
m oae =. OF oak, ash, poplar and hickory. from
70 cords of wood msy be cut Off he and
r"es sT e.ssI in York or the
wnerc wood is selling for 81 SO cash nsr caa G
rates. S~naa advancing
Az the owners of this propertv r.,;aa
value. 'o' apoot nan Its real
For terms, &C., address
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
Z fIrr.n..
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An INcIDENT.-Mr. Allen passenger on the Ill
fated steamer Princess had on board find horse
which he was carrying down to New Orleans,
which acted in a manner truly philosophical The
horse was tied on deck, and whilst the flames were
raging around him 30 near as to burn him quite Sc.
verely he remained perfectly passive until The hal.
ter by which he was fastened was burned, when he
quietly walked to the edge ofthe boat and plunged
into the river and swan ashore After getting on
terra firma he turned slowly around and quietly
philosopher. After gazing upon the scene until
the ropes by which the boat was moored were burnt
In two be slowly walked up the bank of the river to
the crowd in which his master and deliberately
most tempting cornheld. !"
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OFFICE = 4 P, n. r. COMPANY.3
RICHMOND. Oct. Il, 1854.

= from the service Of the Richmond, Fredericks.
October. slave named GEORGE GAINES. Hs l. h
about s feet inches In height, brown hin With
beard ga his chin and sometimes hesitsies whsr
spoken TO- He 10 ahsut % or so years Of sae' III
has wife living at Mr.. Henry 9eorse's In csro,i.s
county, whithef he has probably gone. The aboye
reward will be paid Tor his delivery 10 me in Kich
m0ud. w. N. BRAGG
&C ~ Supt. Of Road
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N OF l c E.-The undersigned hereby
L gives notice that he has lost a CERTIFICATE
In his name, for one share of Stock in the Rchmond
re Assocaton, No 2o46 issued the 18th of August
lSo and that application will be made to the BoarS
OF Directors Of said Association to direct new Car.
tiicate to be issued in place thereof
Any person having found the same will ba s,;..
bly, rewarded BY returning it to
oc l-law2m* John RoIrCupp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

MRS. n. N. GARDENERS genuine
1y1 BALKAN Of LIVERWORT.. for esusbs ma
colds for ssle BIZ ciiAs, MiLLePAU0H. Dresf.
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HRATES AND FENDERS.--Flve Hun.

G-hxfl Ed ANU 4 ENDEhL.--1I'V -"
N drsd Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS ie1
sale At reduced prices The subscIihsr bss sos sss
before offered Tor sale ia this city, of his MARI
factare. Tho Crates embrace al the ysrea .taa'
and patterns, such a. square topped Gothis Lp,s,
Circles. &c. with besattul rounding Fendei'. Ss'-
mer Pieces &c.. 10 match. "A
Orders for Crates Fepdess, &C., ffem tevn las
ccuntry pupctusiiy attended 10 and earefaly pseee
Melchauts puIchasns TO sell again. VIII 30
at the lowest northern prices With the usual seaA
of fer cssh BY wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Bras Foundry, on Main 's-
- 2s.sa,. -1 80 SAMUEL b. DENooN..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

THE JArANRsE.-We copy the following from a
letter in the N Y Tribune, dated on board the T. S.
Steamship Mississippi, descriptive of the visit to
Japan:
They had clocks about two feet long and six
inches broad, hanging on the wall. There was a
slit In front, lined by sixteen brass butterflies the
eight about half as far apart the eight
lower ones. Another butter fly, moving upwards
10 parallel slit, counted the hours. The greater
distances the hours of day. the less those
of the night In winter this order is changed as the
Japanese divide the day into sixteen hours-eight
from sunrise to sunset, and eight from sunset to
sunrise. The most of them possessed sundials and
many had In little metal case carried in the Cir
die, an inkstand, DIAL compass, measure, and
sometimes a small quadrant The Japanese are pas
sionatey fond of music. When our band went on
shore, at Simods, half the city came out to hear
them. dilletanti corps of Ethiopian MINISTRIES,
which we have on board, were loudly applauded
by the Japanese dignitaries. Some days after,
while bunting in the mountains, was surprised to
hear the Japanese soldier who escorted u.s. singing
snstches OF the negro songs which he had heard
They often came out funniy enough.