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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

ERHNCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOB
Els' :s.s i SaaeSaScas0Asoiro SCaoOL will
rs on.nsd ct her house Broad streeto me Is o.
ossobsr uuass the drss.Un ~ Of Pars Every a..
dame Dsut ~ been made 20 render ths school one
Of the first in the country. II Gil the aspsnsn o.
6sished educsticn. Ine sls.s. M a. he pupils
sss prsnared, that Of the School also y Deiayisne
r. an demonstrated gentleman, ana neaI ~ ~
the Distinguished suthor CaSmsI ~ sser..t.r
brinss the highest Recommend aeaons wv '"'s'
anc Psistt will have charge Of the English de-
partment Of the School, assisted oy sn"en' sae %
FsaSs1 ssis.I. win be given in
future sdvertisement. =. 80.
II p. Z. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
II. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. on FRANk'
lin ABOVE 7rH STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
This School will reopen ON MONDAY, the 18th OF
September next, for the ten following months On
the same plan and gser da co.s. or tn.
The enterine of some OF the Pupils upon the du-
ties Of commercial iifs causes few vacsnci9s
formed There Will also be received int the Clssses
already formed one or more raPhs' .,es,
Residence over the School. 90 <o-lm
FN GLISH AND CT ASSICAL
IL 8CHOOL-The subscriber viii resume the du-
ties of his school Monday. Sept l7th In the nov
schsol.house erected by him On the lot corner OF
Clay and 1st streets, Richmond, Va
TERMS:
For Session of 10 months, payable aemi-annualy in
advance. - -
Enssh: ~ ~
1: ~ aH eIs11 and GEo. A WEED.
VITY SPRING INSTITUTE, 18th st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

0E0 BBLS N G HEk u 4. y "a,
GeOU siae, jos. landed and '''w WI IAl lsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

DUWHATAN HOTEL, ssssss.
L Corner Of Broad and li ..a, ~ al q. -
The proprietor would rsspeenleII, pssss
ton Of travellers to this besaas,nssss
Gated house, and solicits their pesse- ---,1 t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

SEMFLES INFALLIBLE BA KING
~ POWDER-For MAKING In a few minutes ,ciDf-
out yeast, light and sweet Bread. Cakes, &c. Var
ranted superior to any thing of the kind sold OF
the money returned,
1t 10 always resdy for use, makes no stain In the
bread, is beneficial to health sares your butter and
eggs makes your bread keep and NEVER FAILS.
Ir IL entirely tdseles in the bread and is cheaper
than any thing else you use.
Manufactured land sold by 8 P. SEMPLE sold
also by Paterson Jackson, and Druggist generally
10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

&c s Pssa Do d s fi En s. i; % do
Es IL e.
dson Psseso do do Byne yaee do do Kelly Acc
q s g
&soNss do do Richard NaEsns squsss
% do sS &c &oos Do do Niles
Ward saunders Hunt Payne Steele cacuddy Brown
GRAND LAKEsteams Southern Belize bales cotton Fresen
s s d. d pss S a1 D9
Csmmaek squires wee4s do do Payne Harrison 1856
Resia 90 i E
I'd do %
q % .ss S e ss e aR
Do do Watt Noble Aohsyis do connes do do Gorson
9ss - ' 4
Gas hhds M. .
saadeio bale. nc essa Heath
eea DO Troa esross E sugar
10 half bbs moafsea.
Cooper RoSsn A isasrsf
Donovan eg ss Davis ss9 MnE
Perkins campbs &ca@ao Jos Henderson Peasls
Meen Ttas &ssss W H1as BstSa summers
9Ts1 s. &s.s May
sT se ndssssa ss ess ossS
sfoss ] ss do os sss s
Nelson l. ss, S p s % ns
son Allsn-Tolal $3.50 bhes cotton.
ST LoUIsssamer Lakn-l hid tobacco 7s7 bbls -four ase
s ssls spss saf 81 ss
applies Horre Gayle oTls do wheat
Dutehar-i4s6 Tael0G0 do do Rail- acol5t
do hhds eoS68 sacks bran al9 do
Shaw Racks Wright aeo-oO coils rope Broad
we'll &eo270 do BrolO2 sacks potatoes o'BIens
bba beans do apples Boe simms DO do NJ do dc
10 do Connnr
1856 James Connolly &co9o6 Mnard vgnauda6
do sacks ondof &co2e nhds tobacco Rob
hb Hour l49 coils 397
hsmp Kenneth Dix 6co4sa David bailey hsm
burg Sco9s do pork woodruff &co eI md,e
Sonhmayd Hariaodl Zoley-S0 bdls saddle
Bull Ellis &eo2ss sacks corn potatoes Thompson
cattle 10 sheep odsrToa
IS bales cotton IS hhda tobacco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Laons-is bbs molssses Paueh
acos do 81 hf Degos puse deot bales moa SewAr
kco-l36 bdls hoop poles Hsllmsa -sundnes to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
Exports from the port of New Orleans for foreign
tries for the escal quarter ending Sept. 30 1856.


The Board OF Underwriters Of st. Louis has revoked
the ordinance enhancing the rate Of premiums and from
the following notice the rates will be the usual
after the 9Th of next month.
OFFICE ST.. LorIs BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
St Louis, October o. 1856 !
At meeting held this day, 1t resolved that the
extra rates OF premium charged cargoes to Or from
New Orleans per resolution Of August H. discontinued
This resolution to take effect from and after the fifth day
Of November next. By order Of Board
]. g. CHEW, Secretary.
The Board of Underwriters Of New Orleans has, we
learn taken action in the rates Of insurance but
are not informed Of Its purport.
Abiding to insurance and the many occurring
from fire. We publish the following extract from law of
Congress- prescribing penalty for the shipping of
bustible articles without giving notice.
SEC T. And be 1t further cted that any person or
persons shipping oil of yitrol unsaked lime inammabe
matches gunpowder, in ship vessel taking cargo
for divers persons freight without delivering at the
time of shipment note in writing expressing the nature
and character OF such merchandise the MASTER
officer person in charge of the ading of the ship
vessel shell forfeit to the United States thousand
dollars.
So many losses Of vessels and steamboats, con-
stantly occurring from neglect of the injunction to give
notice of the dangerous character Of articles shipped
that is inferred that shippers ignorant of this
vision of law which, if observed would enable officers
vessels to adopt such precauon in the storage Of combuc
tble freight would obyste In great degree the
chance of accident.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
aEs@ Orleans asIsnsp Gsarast.
tisG ID CfEsezsT OFsicG, No. 70 Camp street. I
Wednesday Evening", October II, 1856


InEs $3.50, pl' nat 10 =, ~ Uanp street.
s' NoN'' ~ N'''
inc "eather to'uay was soIncehty untaYofahis 70
pace aa h.era'c. oh al ousaoor business ram CON-
meneed 70 iA al sh carry hou ana continued through
tnat part oeYo1eo 10 money MATTERS tnat moss opera
'ors completed thef operations ana went ho"e at an
carry 30 hat OUT chet mafts OF business presented
any hng but that cheering appearance on which we mao
re pleasure Of passing few remarks last week Tne
weather to-day was far more Indictment than yesterday
preventing entirely the dsehsrgng ana receiving Oh car
goes Among tho steamboats, there was NOT INFER
ference IN the ianding Oh Cotton AZ our enetgetc
boat ohcers are 30 anxious and 30 peraeVerng IN he
endeavors 10 Keep up Win the regular hoafs u
tur That ~ taxes the sevefest Knd q "
them from fulfilling their engagements.
There vas but little DONG IN money so-oay Ihs oner
ings IN the 1fee BANKS ana Wefe
VI course II is wen known thae put te paper maa re-
jeeted The Canal to-day discounted all onefed WIN .he
exception OF S4oe' the oiuzens was equauy 90 oefai
yesterday the Union INC sse' auu 'no oia o'ese Gun
nrmed 10 iss usual pohcy fefS Hills paper III VI .ne
street q IN she :,
COTTON ,acsors oo'sa,ons ~ mature neAs n'oh'n, anu
W. - pp, - ~, 49,. 80 = ~.
a. haho " aA1 - 10 pus
paper neas' ~ W.. mo. - ny @A'uns =. 'on'''
quen'e o''oie ''e " wy go" io
luos 'ne ~. y. '..a
w oee'' ..' 'Ns ~ iAo"ey iA'ss, W
ene otuot eu' VI 'o "~sei eo' aS oul ooni1sJ 10
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st. Louis
OH. MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and ONCE, No. IS North Third street,
t. LOUIS, M o.


President treasurer.
CIV The Company manufacture Refaed OIL Crude or Cordas OIL
Paint OIL Lamp Burning Oil, Naptha aad Pitch
they with condolences to dealers and
nuyposes eren
REF MED oIFor Machinery all kinds oing wood, and for
ali purposes which Sperm Oil is generally uaedi
C0RDR9E 0lI-WelI adapted for coarse
rie Wheels heavy Mill Work. and for Manila
and Hemp Cordage either combination with Whale
other Oils for making Printers Ink and for oins Wood Tor lie
preservation.
PAINT OLA substitute for Inseed OIL dries well in about
hours fully equal the oil
O-Fer dressing currers'
rsaua the ola commonly and decidedly better than
IasP on BURNING oIThe Oh contains large per cenage
of ordinary lamps simple
nyenton tbs difficulty and lhe OIL burns
with briisney unsurpassed By any other zig
NAPTHA--F Varnshes, hunng tiulds etc.
PTCa-For all for which Pitch used being very
SUPERIOR article. 1890. :. <.x,r,. , r, . r,, !,
for applied three the period that
other oils applied twice but in diminished quanty
that the would alike Be careful elen the Ma
chnery applying tho OIL least cleanse after its hs
picaoa Machinery from the impurities OF other
grosser Ole. a., ~ =, :, -. AZ. :,
prepared to I'LL all ordeTs and ~ rates ha
cannot fail give satafactlon - -, , :.
| 4, n "a Ia les II
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


FUN D,rrEic. cousIl wILLIAM FLOWER Va. ceditrs
o. Nkw oALkAss ssd the crstitoTs q Flower co-No
EfY VIRTUE Of, and in obedience to an or
" der Of Ale Oetober sb 1867 drsste5
Fifth Ds III sew 7,ssus Ia ths above
entitled tt will pfeesd sell section
Creditors Of sid lnsoytn TUESDAY, October 3d. 1885,
10Y o'clock A. NJ, on she premises =
Furniture and movable effects The hopss
Robjo street. No. So in tie First District oft eiy.
Ata on Inc sane day. Al. til. tH o'elock p, f.
street, 10 u Fins. Distriet Of ibis city.
The whole surrendered Id fssoseas 70 their e,edo
W ~ VAUDEVILLE MARTGNY,
oil lslsq3 Sheriff " tie Parish Of oftssnz.
Firrn Disfsicr CogEr LOUIS MATHE JOHN II. BUR-
OF Nav 0RLEtss. ROUG5s-ho. 1880. =
~ VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale,
directed by the Hcnosbls the Fifth Dsria, Court Of
puddle auction Erehsnse s. Lis street
betveen oahes and Ro MONDAY October S ssb
al ~ O'clock NJ <sSk
CERTAIN or or GROUND, the baiiiafs thereon, F
he tio1 Of hts ard dstlgstef
by the No hsurays plan annexed 20 80 act OF a
before b trkb late Notary, the 18Th Desmh ie sa
IS Hchss h u neh 'front.' On
depth No. Of Lot No. a.
In Nc. 81 the psn drawn Bemeeour Opted 9h
1884, and the os Of L. T. Care aiea hotny
this city The sudaE sat Let consist Of One Story Fsns
House, eEa rooted, ontanpg and cahnets VIC sto
Frame Kitchen, shnels rooted, containing below fn
above wiin thad and arboar the yard e
leua, sse. Seized 10 the Eboye Aut.
~ Jerrs-Ca4h ou the SPOT.
VAUDEVILLE. MARIGNY,
ss2fosf1T Sheriff OF the PSritb ~ flrshy
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greenve near Carroton, Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame G. MACE.

La, conducted by madame u MACE
FHSHIS INSTITUTION, already favorably
public having affirmed great degree of
pery MACE found order extend the
improvements essential for the require
of f this crde to purchase the beautiful
which ah occupied for In Of
ih spacious school lofty and airy dormi,ories
with additions the former buildings have Just been
erected the Eefupuons
directed health and Of the pupils
the delightful and saubous oca
zion residences remote from the city to DO free from
with the advantages afforded BY the
daily attendance Of tho most eminent Professors furnish abundant
security ST. Charles Institute. The
o. embraces all the various branches requisite G COM
pete Eduaon and ii pursed under the
M Mace aided by able
France aad the Morrill, who reside pes-
nently in the Institution.
English L under the experienced and talented d
rcon MEHADO, who is adyantageonsly known
cae the aequrement OF both in peiseson
tina day English and FRENCH and
there being a. there are French pupils
constant association to each other
Fer The department Music distinguished Professors
every effort adeo insure e1caenee In this
pishment =, -. =. =. .,.. /,
from The prospectus procured at the office this
he Parents aud nstdiaas invited 70 visit the eRtah
and Sundays order TO satisfy themselves
to the internal arrangements, ssao 8in
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Ca.eap! Very Cheap!!

rEyO HOUSE-K EEPERS = ECONOMIST esss,,
AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. I'd
Cooking Stoves Of full aras and fully warranted 70 bske
we'll pricsa from VII 10 sl4o M sonpeea anu aiho 'hs
we'll known Economist Range5. ,,.,-,-,- -,
the Of referring bayes to namea
Al who firms city, will voiun
tary and readily desired The saving Of fuel thh perfect
tbs simple of the aide water boiler
i, aecunaae The convenience transport Glands
appropriate Ranges particularly for famles changing domi
ellis.
Iamp Alcohol Globe ChimneyB and Wick Campfire and
Spirit Gag
All Work Repairing done at the HOUSE FURNISH
Patrick,s Church. WI H0DGSoN,
ie9s an Suecosaor To o. Saul .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
NOTICE.
MINERAL PAINTING


Subscribers deem it 70 notify the public that they
Agenta the BRDSERATER PAINT
Mississippi
the Bdgswater orders
ordering their
chase the uulssnsd 1t nati
the public farther imposition well pToeet
ths reputation Of the Bdgswater Paint 1t is within ths
knowledge that esn
seld in ihs market parties both u the
the Underwater Mineral and thna the Bdgswstss v a
Of other pAiAt. This
ssossy affect the tbs Copan anu EesesF
legal proceedings Indispensable for sde PTuetN
g. G. BosEilr 4 90, II Camp stfeefs
Sole Agents for the Sstes LeGisna, Aba Aissipp So
TaIas. =. lgS9ts.
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FOR RENT.

EiSOR RENT-Until 18th October, 1856, "A
.he Building ia.sly ocspisd y Red Rover comgasy Ne H
10 nSied oa Dei,ieta street between Canal snd cuo@h"use
q i s. PHELPS, Commissioner.
gEso RENT The Three Story Brick a
do. s nd New ! sss s. ss ns ssr on ~
sell BARELLI co. 81 Common street.
TESO RENT-The Four Story Brick Store an
u No New Leysss.tes ia complete Immedies ksl
POSSESSION gwen. Apply 80 "a al
p IcHARD's CAPE LIME, FOR SUGAR
MAkiea'o barrels sspssisE s5ss o 20 ,ssa, ssDg for
sss3.rlm - . slss IS sisss ss;ss.
SOHN P. WILDE, Attorney and Counsellor
ose Ne g Camp street, s give hi. prompt sa dill
Nd R. PHOENIX N. WOOD is as ooiated with
In s iiss ID 4
MACKIsoN & MURPHY,
"COPPER", TIN AND SHEET-1R0N WORK
SD saa a'IG.a
xasi No roa aad L saon asesi between Common ans
Al promn.y sas
TAs FIXTURES. --OEHMIcHEN & LoEFFLER,
IN No. l2 chh respectfully inform their friends and
public saesay s s & s9s
facility they enabled to do any
PAcalsr given hingup Gas Fixtures privas
TbsS agents Kdders Regulators iyla4m
| ofFlcE OF TaR MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
/ 53as4 BAL-IMoEg Maryland Goth June, 1855.
! TAUTION.-LoTTERY FRAUD5.-The Com
the Maryland State Lotteries has deemed ha duty
who circulate
fraudulent Lottery Schemes and pretend be
sale Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly Oct ous
legal in Maryland those daily
Of e elsesd BY The people Of ae
State Constitution, and approve the
| schemes ard at,ead 10 tie drawings.
all certificates packages
tickets Autographed signature r. x Brennan. Genarsl
Office ths Maryland Consolidated
tsfies, Baltimore, Md. All others are fraudulent.
the u5iset Of Lotteries which
they will be chaerfuly by addressing
| o4ly f. a. Brennan, BALTIMORE Nd
| $500 THE GOOD sAMARITANs.
FTyHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED LAST
evening" Consequence Of the epidemic being midst
The gentlemen eecd ocera for
John Holland, President; Vice President; j.
l Mason, Secretary, and John Flasher, Treasurer.
John L. lie wis Mayors Ote
Eugene Rousseau Cashier Of Citizens Bank c. Or
anisn Office Third Drict and Thos Moore, Republican Office
| Fourth District
Mos. Rosa Wedeand Bsrtrr N. Dounsud Lewis
CuPPERs-C. Yousg Poydras Rue, Royal
WARDEN GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT HosPTAis
l George W. DIXON s4 l.N#4.
NURSES scR.-Psrsons residing of The city,
Madame Curi NoI Poyita Marx
Flasher, Perddo street. opposite the GArroton Rafs
Ksllar's Book Stores under the S. Charles Hotel
irasda civ fifty aceli natsd female Apply
The Hotel John Flaahsr, Perddo opposite
L tha Czrrnll Raifn mad heIu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY MoRSlSe, Oct. 1s. 1855.
COTTON. The demand was moderate yesterday,
with sales of about 4oo0 bales Prices without any
change of consequence.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary ",.....71s@sA Fair ;;....,.....loh9-
Good Middng.. .e1s@Sx Good and Fins. .....-0-1
TOBACCO. ~. We did not hear Of sale.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corros--halss. TosAcse-hhds.
stook on hand Sept. l. 1855 ...... .4o5a7 u,u5
Reeeiyed since. 1914 1,ssl
!" yesterday. .....49O9== 2193O3 O0G@ l. ss1
p,nor.,a to dat. $3.50 sS's40 500. 1886
yesterday cello 1O24ao 600 1924
i574oO lO,ssa
SUGAR AND M0LASsEs. see. Sugar lower and so
hhds fully Fair sold at exc also, bids crop
(made by the centrifugal prooess1 at OF Molasses
200 bbls Prime Reboiled taken OF 26f, and bbls
Prime at Soc y gallon.
FLOUR, .. The market was dull and sales were con-
fined to about 1000 bbls including $50 Ohio superfne at
IS 25 500 ST. Louis, In several lots at IS 37s0ss So
and 100 choice extra OF SO a bb Also, on Tuesday
evening 300 bbls Ohio in fine shipping Order at IS 2
GRAIN. The rainy weather prevented operations
the levee and did not hear Of sale Of Corn Wheat
Oats.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was retailing at $21 500
S22 " bbl and market dull. Bacon in active request
with sales of 40 cks Ribbed Sides 13 16 at 313xe,
go at 13 and 40 ties Hams at 49, q rs. At
the close holders asking lac for Ribbed Sides OF
Lard 200 kegs strictly Prime sold from store at IL
D fb-a decline Of about ID b and hear that large
lots have been offered at 12t.
RIcE Prices lower, and IS casks Prime Carolina
was sold recently at 6Ht y Is.
SALT. cargo Of 6645 sacks Liverpool III to
the ton) sold to arrive at 81 05 U SACK and 5000
bushels Trapani lex ship Ariel) at 1870 q bushel
COFFEE. Quiet Sales 200 bags Rio at 10sxf, and
60 at 1114e y Is.
BAGGING AND ROPE. A lot of So bales India Bag
cling sold at 14f, and some SIN ser parcels at 14b
OF Rope 200 coils hand made was taken at &c.
and SO coils at 90.
WHISKY We noticed only small sales of Restihed
OF 3sda381se 4s gallon.
FREIGHTs. The consignment Of 5000 bales Cotton
for Liverpool was given away at Nd
EXCHANGES. -. Very dull at our quotations
hferinS. lUo7aUlu1 and lU1
Francs 1a86f. 33 q dollar
New York Sixty-dey Bills .....,...2A412x VI OF dis
Sight Checks on New York. hf1T dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18

SODA ASHEs-25O casks Soda Ashes, i
- store and 10 arrive, for sals by -,
sls u a. pELAskAyE d CO., "a Magnlna s'rsss,
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EXpORTs.

On the sh inst OF Southwest Pass bearing not miles distant
ip Ashland, hecrs, hence for Livepoowaedto reported
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CLOTHING.

Norris d Way,
cLoTHTEEs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTRE1Ts,
@s fandsrG Hotes,)
EF Keep Constantly SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALL Az
TIeLE6 sEaUI.ED Tog eEsTLEAEE,s WEAR. go spiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18

GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAy-str1nshlp Me1ico--sss
-four 100 do potatoes no do apples CON- salt rs
tcs hams rs npsks shoes. S-'
LWERPooL-sbp st Chssss9eT Res colton sacks
LvERPooLShp Gaek9is bales Gotten zoos -four 1870
bags wheat "=-z-.
LryERPooL-shp May ctaeniT cotton 1879 ,acka corn,
HAyREshP Lsdy Ffnkins4s eocn 1913 bbla -four 1911
bags wheat i00u slaves. 81
Bo8ToN-schr Martha Boae1s baa cotton 1884 ssc
HU.
sIsAMex sah hroganesso four Is do tar Pitch &c
potatoes do onious is do bales
bGceo rs kegs bue II b18 eht 10 oil md
sundes
PENsACoLA-sehr Ella--s eatl soai
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PazsIEaa 5gaT6. p FAIk cosNhLh oty q New Or
HIN VERTU dun writ de feri facias q moi
asss.s Pa. poa l. q Gasnnis plsmsrs Justice de Pan
NENpkEDI 10 de Novsmbfe 1885, midi
Ia lea ravsr Nstehz propes
vahss
W sua sud Quest de
Msftin cseoIne mserani vngt pisd pouce 'front.'
Sssis dams Pahars ci-dessus.
Tsrmes st conditions compliant. A 4.sge.es.. .g.s5e
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MEHUWANDA.
Larku left S. LOU. the 10th inst In port for Ne
Orleans, steamers Republic aud Florida.
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THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 10, 1855.
COTTON. -. The demand moderate yesterday
with sales of about 4o0 bales Prices without any
change of consequence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

r 0sT--ON TUESDAY EVENING, AT THE METRO
poltsn theatre. or In going 90 returning froS a.
god bracelet, made Of thr,e chains iolnci BY clasp
The finder will 10 suitably rewarded by leaving with
" s. MUSRoE, IS Beaver E.rest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

TJ>FRr,iER DOG L0ST-WEDSEiDAY AFTERNOON
L 2lst inst, near Cbsmbea strict depst much
shorter than the other white ring round his neck, aat
paws white; leather strap around his neck Tbs natc,
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving him At No. 2rs
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23
rI,o FANlIlfs AND THE PumIc.--wn RpED TX.
.L@ctfully beys VI ,sfl the st,sr,f.. ~ go.

syecifully begs 70 call the ktention Of housshs.p
and others 10 his celebrated Cordial Gn which has
proof Asi year h. sold upwArds Of eighteen tbohsani
gallons W ~ pledges hts word II IL distilled srartiy
The zane ~ that In LONDON which he thousands
vS forntry distsr ~ tho ssuYs Kind Of gin 10 Fnx
lind under ibs sisss Laws vhsr. hs suyynei sany %
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saving At least hundred pr eat ~ vsiofsm 5uty
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and Third avenues
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BsnahlBg n The New York CITY Post once,
Friday, Feb. 20, 1855.

PusHshsd exclusively In the NEw YORK HERALD, By
sct Of Coasress-thsp paper having ne largest circulation
ef any in the United States.
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LOST AND FOUND.
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7 o6T.-EChTEEN THOUSAND AND NV. HUSpREp
IL dollars ~ specie csracAtea issusd by thu Bauk q
America To the associated banss OF this citthrss a
81 900 each three OF 81 900 each and SSoow~ve
lost Friday by clerk Of the Bank 4 tbs Comuas-
wealth, his way from the clearing hot bank
A. these certificates payable only 10 the associated
banks they be OF value In the d any pr-
va.s ndiv dual or othor corporation. Ali
questsd To stop any one who may htc,pt 20 pass %
either OF thrse eersalcstes suitable rcEsrd viii be
paid for Their return 10 the Bank OF tbs Commonwealth
GRO. ELLIS, Cashies.
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on AOn HAVANA SUGARS, BEsr QUALITY.
LOsOOO for sale AZ bargain, 10 pay advances.
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stairs.