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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

Ground was broken on the Coosa and Tennessee
River Railroad 10 Cherokee County, Ga ON the
IL IA uit.
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NOTICE OF REMOV VAL.-M. L.
IN STRAUSS Merchant Tailor, takes this method
to inform his friends ard customers that ne has re-
moved temporarily to the corner Of Sd and Broad
tcreets opposite Hr MaEk Downeys, wi ere he will
be pleseed to see them si ard ct the time of.
fe-Dg his entire stock OF Clothing and piece Goods
prime cost prior to his removing to his old stand
again rebuilt. II. L. STRAUS,
nv ylI-2m* Corner Sd and groed str
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DENTAL NOTICE.

fs11ss "a G. w. JONES, Surgeon Dentist.
OIIfYYYY respectfully announces that he ha:
moved his office to the Edgemont
House. between 9Th and 7th. on Main street oppo.
s-e The Arngto House and ths I'd Baptist Church,
where he ia now prepared to sec those with whom
he msde engagements for The present month, ard
all 9th sTs yh may de sre Lis professional services
Once hours during the Summer frOm 10 Sd to G.
my LG-cSm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A CARD.-The subscribec, an expert
snced practitioner OF Medicine, sdSkery and obste.
tries, having located Broad street, three doors
above tenth offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and the treat.
mept OF Diseases of Women and Children
ap tim" KiCHO s. CAUTHORN, M. D.
BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.-HOt, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily from A. M to lO
O'clock P. M. at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
ShampooiDg Saloon. under the American Hotel
~ Single Bath % cents, or Tickets for 81 En-.
trance on lIth ST. my2
PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin's new
building, corner of llth and Bank streets Entrance
on Bank street.
They will sell ct auction or private sale Real an6
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servants
~ Deeds Of every description will be accursts ely
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public, will at
tend to taking Depositions Acknowleds sment o
Deeds, &c.
Their charges WILL in all csses, be entirely sstis
factory and they hope to merit patronage by promp
attention 70 business.
JOHN r. D. PAYNE,
Rf
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OPENING OF TWENTY CASES

A hHcN1NG OE w II n L CASES
" NEW GOODS, at J. MILLHISER BROS,
1873 Broad street. The cheapest of the season 5000
yds fast colored Prints at 64c worth l25e; 1000
Check Muslins at 1Oc and finer; 1000 do pure Irish
Linens, best make, at size; 500 pieces Bleached
Shrtings and sheatings. cheap; 200 doz Ladies' and
9entlemen's Cambria Hdkfs; 1000 pieces of Bonnet
Ribbons; 500 do Cambria; Jaconett; Swiss and Nrn-
cook Musns; Cotton Hosiery; Gloves; Mitts, in
greatest variety; 100 style Parssols; Bereges ;
Tissues; Lawns and Ginghams, tull supply.
n. B-Our stock OF EmbroideTies handsome,
being doubt the largest and most varied in the
city, and will be sold at deduction of Is or cont.
from our late very low prices.
]. MILLHISER Il BRO,
N.Y. 1913 Broad at.
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JAMES o. HARRISON has been nominated by II 9
Democrats of the Lexington (Ky.,J disricf, for
Congress.
The dwellings of Ora Shelton and AdsTholt and
Dir. Hicks, were destroyed by FIRE IN Carnesyille,
Ga, last week. Loss s7OO0.
THE KINNEY EXPEDITION Phillips, secre-
tary TO Col. Kinney. is in Washington city, and
reports that the expedition has been entirely aban-
doued.
Four young men were fined $40 each, and costs,
il New Bedford, Mass for standing on the corner
OF street.
They have in Cincinnati a negro militia comps'
ny called the Attuck Blues. The Other companies
will not march with them.
RIFLES FOB FREE SoILERs.-A. Lawrence
OF Boston, has subscribed $1,000 to fur nsh arms 10
the free settlers In Kansas, and It Is said that a
quantity OF arms and ammunition has been for
warded, including sixty OF Sharp's rifles.
SOLDIER DEAD -Llewellen, who was wounded
a, the battle of Waterloo, where he was an officer
under Wellington was buried at Ellsworth M sint,
last week where he had resided for several years
II humble circums.a anefs The Ellsworth paper
s,ys he was own brother 10 Lady Raglan, vile u
the British commander Ia the Crimea.
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I ARRABEE7S IMPROVED REFRI-

Z hIbh-ADIIL y lN41 NO ' I'D IlEIW M
h GERATOR.-rhe superior excellence OF these
RsserstoIa IL fully attested by the mary numerous
encomiums lsvished upon them. Having several
spsTmeEts tor the better preservation of meats, ye
gstable5, &C. aad being thoroughly ventilated, they
combine sdvGnts ges not possessed by others 10 be
appreciated, they have only to be seen. Call and
examine for yourselves.
BULKLEY L CO, Sole sents,
ny I0-lm 1T hiai1 at.
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CODA WAIER-The subscriber has
~ added TO his gar establi.hment beautiful So.
IA Fountain, ana viii furnish The ve.J best soda
Water to be had ID the country.
His SyTups made of The finest lit, and will
&c at all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
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WHITE AND BUFF MARSKILLES
VESTS. Received per steamer Jamestown
sbeautifUl let of White and BuH MaIseilles Vests
o' the newest styles
g. MERCHANT i WEIsIGER,
ny2} II2 Main ct,
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Correspondence of the Di.patsb1

Corn Trade -NaUy-Attack on
P0licemen-Burglary- -IbeatricaI-Immi
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NOTICE.-I appoint WIN GOULDIN
kN ny Agent, to collect all claims due r. M. RO-
BEKTSON, whether on open account or otherwise,
which claims have been conveyed by deed to secure
10 me certain debts due me by said Robertson.
my 29-3taw2w VIM. CATLIN.
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An arrival from Texas, at New Orleans, Saturday,
70 ports the Indians the frontier AZ quiet.
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ENARM FOR SALE.-A valuable FARM
a containing two hundred and fifty acres and from
three TO four miles East OF the City OF Richmond
For further information, apply TO
my 28-lm VIM NJ HARRISON
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{ TENTLEMEN'S SHOE ES.-Just re-
- esNed by express an )theT' supply of Gents
~ .AtS hoe Calf Oxford Ties KID Too Congress Gait
90, DtGb C5ngress Caters, Black Congress Gaitelf
az Peht Pht Leather Pumps, and many ether styles. sl
VI VI ,Thlsh will be sold extremely low. For bargains
s a al No 4s 4in street si.n of Tho Big Boot, op-
poslte the st. Clarles Hote.
mYSt WIN WALSH.
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br sale
h Hill. on
ets. IN
| the LiLt'
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INHE firm of GEO b. SAUNDERS d
u BRO by agreement. will continue till the lst
day CT January. 1856. All persons having claims
against said firm, will present them az the old stand
for payment. Those having claims against Geo. B.
Saunders will present them to the undersigaed or
D. J. Saunders for settlement.
DEMETRIUS w. SAUNDERS
my 29-9aw2w
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BOARDING The proprietor is prepar-
~ ed to furnssh Board BY the day or week, on the
NEST liberal terms at the MaIbero' Hotel, On Wall
street my l9-ts J. HARDY.
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PURCELL, LADD 4 co , and by all the Druggist
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get PaDph
lets gratis. my 22-G&cta
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LIAMs

|AEyILLR
q ana aitsf
ain On tliis
r., instebs
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TOBACCO, SCREWS AND MILLS.-
"A | have on hand, and will sell, bargain in shr9e
small size. and two large TOBACCO SCI EN5
aad two 3ths mills. THOS w. KEESEE,
Office with Geo. j. Sumner.
ny5. No 20, Pearl st
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4 TTENTION +! LADIES 200 pairs
= = n beautiful LADIES' CATERS Of all colon
lnen ned-at only 81 cents. Also, lot Of tan-eol-
oIeo high Heeled Ladies' Caters at Sl:25 They
are o. the finest quality, and cannot be bought in
this city fer less than $l75
oetldes, general assortment of DRY GOODS,
{" oi which will be sold at great bargains.
II. WECHSLER.
y2s-I2tt 1876 Broad stI est. correr of 5tb.
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ROYS' OXFORD TIES.-Just received
ty exp 'ess, foe assortment of Boys' Oxford
Ies. AZ ny3l WEN NAISH'B
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wi ACKEREL-No. 3 large, 10 half and
"a. whole bbls., for sale by STOKES Il CO.
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E'OR SALE Al A BARGAIN-l hand
some RockawaT Carriage-secono-htnd nd; | Fu--
IItafe Wagon; upsrior Drsught Horse, years Gle
inqase at the Richmopd Stove Works.
my Z9-dt,
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nj MANIILLAS, MANTILLAS.--New
VA handsome and cheap Mantillas; blk Silk Man
tillas; white and cold Silk do, newest shape; Lace
Msntillas, white, black and cord; Cashmere Scarfs
Serge Msntles all colors black Lace Scsrfs black
Lace Points. Also-400 handsome Lawn Dresses at
sl the dreni do do at safe the dress. The Ladies
are most respectfully invited call aud get bar.
gains Ia this department. c. A. GWATKIN,
my q Opposite Exchange Bank.
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1eLI56le Eagl1e EEplOSi0u-IAe Races
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
BALTIMORE. Nav 81.
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MO. SHAD, in half bbls.; for sale by
kV E. II. SKINKER CO,
ia Cary street.
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....sss<ar
ALE
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egms
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? aud
co.
LIN
house
ef Cur
finish.
Z, and
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ply 70
=, or Z
a-ts /
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well Of E
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market
iIat 70.
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OF the
9uAres
Union
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rant.-
III,
re ct.
-
Irsble
Second
Per an
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-
Gently
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Vault
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LEE.
-
sold q
It'll the
! Store,
81 tie
ORN.
/ new
I about
V esdow
Pf Thos.
or for
eh Hin,
Is, nov
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3th stE.
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ther CON
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STAND
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Dock, op-
in the &C.
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$ suitabls
ess stand,
to 20 into
pply 70
LiAMg.
Or sale
h Hili. on
ets. In.
the Lie
eslrab.e
& co
RENT
tween 5th
&c, hsYiL 8
row lOr
the nsce5-
or q laI 90
cement @
that pGr-
LIAMS.
r w. 7.
set,) wei
with sb l.
md 80 te 81
KIHS,
Square
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q ana ai-ei
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T., iustea9
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feet d
tween I'd
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8 a part d
lessuag= Ji
6 puIchs e
years. viii
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ents
b. Aucts
ave beeL
celebrated
JE, Agepu
srGburg ans
We seI
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.S
bold a
Etil the
} Store,
81 tie
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CA RID

A CARD The .uhscrber ha'jur purchased o.
n Mcdaniel, Hun Il Pres un iboir ther"-t 10 tn
late concern of " I Anderson j. &C.. WI s"uuaaH
the GROCERY Cow IssioN ard toR,' Anpteo bu.'u --
nj he, old stand o., e Basin where the, vii krcp On
hand stock of Guano Plaster. Limo nnd Cement II
saic the loves cash price,.
tie relatns h- ihnnl- the Girucs # the iato CON
Germ ara tie pub general, taf the lha "a Pnronf -
extended To H. nd hones boy using ms best exeior., o.
nrrit Il continuance OF the he concern.
adg d., NM ]. ANDERSON.
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4 CARD.-Th arder.enei will continue rs hr'e
-incss aud also. the manufacturing ~ frharc".--
Grateful st former tovor- they plede" their bet r>a
Ms ~ = ri tbpir continuance
spq MCDANIEL. hrRr ~ PRESTON.
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VT ~ y \ : n. n
mor90fs PRACTtcAt DAuUtVHEnTYPlsT'

nIssoII EION Hue concern 81 Nm I
- Anderson 4. T. was Iii. snlved ON tlr2 n "a t..
10y nu,u4I consent. Nm. I AHder ION nj ne ~l al'aHl
to the Of the business. anil tho naae u ie
concern wi be used only H. winding up the .u#ue.
WM 7. ANDERSON.
api9s MCDANIEL, htRI y PRESTON.
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HIIScEaEANEOUS
xN1W SHOES, NEW BOOTS,
NEW bats. Nc.
-. Spring Supply for 1855 at SeabuIys

Nv SrRlNe t,oups are now bong rert1Ntd--Hh' m 4
aavs will he al aiasHei, and Nj present many at'
el.s yer, es,rnb az the Ladies' Gaile' aud Shoe line,
Iti-sns and ridrsn-. also Gents, v'rF hue eaters,
very 6ne Shoes ani Buo,s. A.o, as usual, a very
large -urps T. aud Paeki's Trunks, Bon
nett Uases Travel Rags. Nailse.. tshells a c
Also one of the r,a desirable a.zartmeuts oren=
ed of the latest ,ylr- ST Hats LeshoHs ,nd uthef
pretty summer hats aud caps.
My goods shall be seli low, Tor cash ar 10 refs
prompt paying custo ners. + obhbohi
nr,rl1
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H. p,r.otS indebted Ia 'lr sa.@s.'., I. fsad -
o'cn terapH vii rtrt-' .a#.e#. .'a. I'D ard na'e
pay ncnt A. #oHerr indulgence r#-#at ho efefH. Ne
baaa,, B., aro at the ,.orr pl Stsgar. Nefarprv &
G.. DD% T. C.. rhTHHE.
urt 20.
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fTHE HIGHEST PREMIUM rai1 0or
EEBiSt AIRY H3.

WIN. J. FOLKES, Book BIhnrR BLANK Book
w Mannfacuter, s min street, sign Of he bnor
Lyu hbrrg, Va. Is prepared te do AL kinds Of Boob,
Bind ng short very low prices II the ems.
All kinds of ruling done order. such rs Sermon
Music Bill and Commission Paper.
teh 1919
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FINE TEAS. E,, =
M Ne hnye II store, supply of EsN (
IN SUPERIOR GREEN X BLACK TEAS. GsA.
-, lAtput mp in half pound aud on, pound pnrtngcs
~ rhn-e in vaut + choice Tons. invited Ia
Nr call. For sale by
VIZ JOHN II SEAN y CO.
dec Sta Daurpisi-.
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WANTED 200 Shares Virginia aa1 Tcuucs
w railroad Stock.
mar7 Is PETERS, SPENCE & co
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Something Superior.

nj cCORkLE g. JONENw,i hasc, in lew dpy',
vi 30 cases that celebrated F. O. Sic Iitnir#
90 do do. Mus do,
To which theyi Vi e the attention Of manufacturers
may 30
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LANES d. NEI.SON.

CUTLER has tnhen II SHoP on Mr.1 81, one door
\ below the Citizens savings Bank wtere he is pre-.
nar,d - do any wu in his Inc II b, sin'-, such
rrpun ine aud putting goo order CUTLERY Of ever
description. ma,iue all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
RtfuiJfhF Surveying lr,trutruts. mRki.g EAads
rjsses If very superior quait after 1t pattern
mud preferable in every respect the old slyjs liz
also dues all kind. Of obhinr such setting Raaor-
erin iing Talnrs Shcurs Scissors requiring Lock
hitting KEYS, SC. Ne.
Mnrl LII with lin win be All .rlel n NJ nnce.
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LAIEST IRON NnAEnlk.

Especial Correspondence Of the Exrrrssl
" am u tafhtr-Nine Ntte Cases of Ftrer-M-
ness Of Mr.. Biuford-Case at the 4imshoase
Daring attempt 10 Burn the City Hospiia!
-thange in The Heather, Sc.
NoRFoLK. Oct. Il, L. NJ.
ID or Efpress.-Thursday night and yester-
'ay the weather was very warm, which, | regret
- say, has caused several new eases of Fever
he number during the tine, | nm told, amounts
~ nine. Last night the wind shifted rulnd 10
the north, and to-day il has been quite cold.
| have been unable 10 hear from MIR. Geo. W..
bluiord since last evening, when he was very i'll,
and not expected to live. hear of II cast of
Yellow fever ut the Almshouse. which. | undet-
stand Is likely t" prove fatal. The other cases
there are all reported rs slight attacks. Mr.. X.
y hamherlaine is sick, but | am authorized to
snv positively. that it Is not the fever.
The torch If the incendiarv was applied to the
Old City Hotel, last night, which has been used
ny the Howard Association for the past two
months as n Hospital. 1t wns fired in two places
aud bat for the fortunate circumstance that it
was discovered before much Roadway had been
inade, there is no saying what amount Of proper
~ would have been destroyed. Ii j. situated on
Nam street, in n very central part of the city,
aud surrounded by many of the most valuable
building in Norfolk. What could have promted
the foul deed, it is impossible 10 conjecture.
| have not heard of n death since my last let
Ter. Mr.. William Hawkins continues To improve,
ind viii be cut in II few days. NoRFoLK.
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po,sder Mil Erpiosion-Seps" Persons ma
and othprs UOanded.

PORTLAND Me-, oct. II l555.-lhe p"Warr
Ca,ha,, took fire this morning at 10 o
% o"R at and G% IIe~ ap 'I21 ".s seven eve men and wsaad ig (
= ,ibors Til, fire took in the press mill
r mr;nh was blown t, atoms. The mill wGs former
iarned he Oliver Wbipplc, of Lowell Nas>a
oh,satt.. whose brother and son are anohg g.
Killed. The present owners are 4 Ngwna, fs~
re- Of Boston. The names OF tn N'ilpe' VI
rs oscertaincd. are Franklin HaWkrs ~ s""al
ham. George Whipple'' James i1r bS Laen va.
~ r", actively employed for some tin'' night ana
cay.
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Case oftAe Reiired Naral Offers.

WAanINGroN. oct. 1l-Some of the Naval
Officers. dropped aud furloughed by the action
of the Retiring Board, have Intellectually com
planned to the President of the action of the
Board in their cases. They exhibited letters
from the Navy Department, received before the
action of the Board was known, which attested
their capacity. They are friends are making
extensive preparations to operate on Congress vt
its next session, with "A view to obtain redress.
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Rritish CnnsuLi 10 be RecnLked.

WASHINGTON. oct. ii.-At the commence.
ment of recruiting troops in the United States,
for the Crimea, Mr.. Champion had an intimation
that he and certain other British Consuls, were
violating our neutrality laws. This fact oggro.
Yates tie case and our Government will refuse
longer officially to recognize them, il the British
Recommendations certain representations which
Mr.. Buchanan is instructed 10 make, shall be
made t. it-docs not recall them.
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Baltimore CQifie Market.

BALTIMORE, Der. l2.-rhere was a large sup
ply of beef cattle at market yesterday, and pri-
res iclloif 30 10 623 cents per 100 lbs. from the
rates obtained on last market day. I've offerings
at the scales were about L. 00head. 100 Of which
were lriven to Philadelphia and York, Cpa.) 100
were left over unsold, and the balance n, 100 ead(
were sold II city butchers at prices ranging from
50 I y - ON the haof, equal to 81 II $3.50 nett,
and averaging $50 gross. There we're about
350 head of cattle at market on Monday and
Tuesday, most of Which were sold at last weeks
figures. The total receipts since last market
day, it will he seen, are 1850 head. Hogs CON
tinue scarce and in demand, and the market is
firm at SS.15 a 80 per loo lbs. Snles were made
at these figure, yesterday at the 5 ales. Sheep
continue at - a 81 per head,
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Jbo Nom Hompshire LegiSidture,

CoycoRp. y. H.. Oct. II, l553.-Lleut. GOV
ernor Fletcher received the oath OF ONCE ''-uay
and took his seat as President OF the senate
G.. II. Chapman, Of Ludlow was chosen 'tG'ra"
-. .ba U,pse n bill in amendment Of the pres
nnt Iiouor law. which is said to be the mos,
stringent vet framed. Doubts are expressed
about its passage.
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Later Grom Bsrico

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l2.-The Orizaba arri-
we'd to. day with Mexican dates to the 9th.
Gen. Alvarez had been elected President by
thh electoral college at Curacao, The military
power, it is said, will deny him entrance to tho
capitol, mud hard fighting may he expected.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. li-The conduct of Judge
Mason, our Minister to France in attending the
T. Deum. ordered by Napoleon at Paris, in hon
or Of the fall of Sebastopol, is regarded here as
possessing no political significance, and is attri
bnted to mere curiosity on his part.
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From California Rarages ofthe Cholera.

From California Rarages ofthe Choterd.
NEW York. Oct. 49, The steamer Northern
LIGHT from California has arrived here.
She brings the news ofthe election OF johnson
Amarican9 Governor of CaEfomia,oycr Bielow,
Diem hv l.O00 majority. The Americans have
a majority of thirty in the Legislature.
The steamer Uncle Sam on her trip up,io't w.
passengers by cholera.
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The american OUTWARD bouDd.

HAGIFAX.Oct. II, I555.-tte steamship Amer-
lea arrived here from Boston at three o'clock and
sailed again for Liverpool III hslf past four O'Clock
this morning.
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BY TELEGR APii.
.rlearnrhea E.pre..i, for .ae "virginlnn.,

Ngw ORLEANS Oct. l3-MeNican udyires
10 the sth inst, state that Garrison City have
sworn allegiance II Alvarez, mud a new n eabi-
net formed. Vega has been superseded in the
command of the city, by Condo
ST.. Lotus, Oct. I3-Jodge Thomas Cling
man was murdered by "A slave OH the 9Th inst, in
Carroll County. The slave was Immediately
lynched.
NEW YoRK OF, l3-Flonr stcady Ohio
$3.50 to $50. Southern SOB. Wheat firm 1;
Sorthe,n white S2.i2 BED SsO5.
Virginia 6's 81.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l3-Flour dull Howard
st., SS.37 Ohio $500. Wheat. white S2.05 to
$40; choico $2.15; red 81 % to 81, Corn,
white and yellow - tool.
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Termont IpojSiufHre.

MoxrrpEL1ER.Yt. Oct. l2.-Tho General As
semblv of Vermont convened Yesterday. me
Uonsc was ORGANIZED by the election Of q. W.
Grnndv. Republican. as Speaker,by a vote OF 10
to ~ for all others.and Imslade, Republican, Clerk
nv = vote of 100 to 36.