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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
liz nIhrnTArATI III nHI0

y Wv O<A'A'~A ~ 49,
Hoohlnd's German Bters, prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson the German Medical store 100 Arch Street,
Philadelphia daily their well deserved celebrity
the all diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver These Btters have indeed proved blessing TO the
afflicted who show their gratitude by the most altering
testimonials This medicine has for itself
that competitors willy their schemes, seductive
promises reach II gained the public ,ond
dence by the benefits that have derived nom
it, and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. nov14-lm
ey- PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costveness and
Hes all relieved and cured in incredible short space
time by Carriers Spanish Mixture the great tonic and
purifier the blood II contains particle Of Mercury,
OPIUM any noxious drugs perfectly harmless and has
cured more than Ave hundred disease
We only refer the reader to the certificates few Of
whic may be found in another column, and all Of which
are detailed in full is the greatest OF
all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses influence
over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. nOv14-lm
PROF. WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of al
who have thoroughly the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
dseae Of the Scalp preserve falling preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
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zen took recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Rodgers, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the bill Tor the establishment OF the l5rh j.
dcial Circuit aud recommended it, passage; Hou
bill for the relief Of the securities of w. b Holder,
late Sheriff OF Marshall county, aud recommended its
rejection; and House bill the suhjrct of the pay
OF Juror, aud recommended it, rejection all Of
which were laid on the table.
Mr. Fletcher from the Committee on lncorpcra-
tons reported the bill TO amend the charter OF the
United Fircmau's Insurance Company OF Nashville,
and recommended It's passage. Report coucurred
in aud bill passed % reading.
He also reported from Committee, the bill to
incorporate the Washington Fire Company No 6,
of Memphis, aud recommended its rejection Laid
on the table
Also: The bill to incorporate the Jackson Build
ing and Loap Association, and recommended its re.
lection.
Aso Several other bills Of the same character,
a. d recommended their rejection, all Of which were
laid on the table.
Also: The bill to incorporate the Holston Confer
ence Preachers Aid Society, and recommended its
rejection. Considerable debate followed, but before
taking the vote, the Senate adjourned to the usual
hour.
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COME TO TEA.

COME ~ EA-
FY0Uy tsr.s ssrfa,rs n FFAcu HRANDY. ARPLK FRAN
i pY DsfSn PEACHES ard Dhitn AFfLtS, IN t. ~
essrs The prsserf s.ssen "a Ed sey ke - NJ stores
a. ne xhsE plies G. hs lfy acre, eoasn ny
eaed casa 81 ereLa1sl ef Cicctres netHitAstAn4ia
FALL oF SRBAsFOPOL-
Bras Il aisag sn5 ses itF sssai, iort - hsesward
CliCk4 Is ANDERSON.
ersfs Ma snl 8foai a.. As.1riiie, Tea.
.NA8En PIPE saa 8 lfsh water PiYe. ilst -
w .c=fted All o. sale ~ p. D. piNAtf.
srrN ~ Caicxe a.
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TENNESSEE LEaIsLATuRE.
SENATE.
MoEDAY, Nov. 10.


Mr. johnson presented petition from citizens Of
Davidson county on the subject OF Merchants Lii
cense which was referred to the Committee on
WAYS aud Means.
Mr. Rodgers From the judiciary Committee,
reported with amendment the resolution directing
the Governor and Attorney General 70 institute
proceedings against certain Banking Companies,
holding charters under the act OF last session incor
rating the Ktna Mining and Manufacturing Compa-
nv, TO sscertnin whether such charters not I'M
constitutional and void, and recommended its adop-
ton with the amendment. The amendment OF the
Committee was adopted and the resolution, as
amended adopted.
A bill to amend the Criminal Laws recommend
ed by the same Committee, passed first reading.
Mr.. Rodgers also reported from said Committee
with amendment in lieu the resolution providing
for furnishing Hardin county with copies OF State
Statutes Amendment in lieu agreed 10 and reso.
luton amended adopted.
liz also reported bill in lieu of the bill repeal
ing the act of 1859 regulating the course of prac-
tice in the State Courts, which was adopted and
passed on "a reading
He also reported bill in lieu Of the bill to abolish
com mon law roads and recommended its passage.
The bill in lieu adopted and discussion arose
touching its provisions, in which several members
participated and when it came TO close, the bill
was rejected.
Mr.. Rogers also reporter FoIH sdule CohhutIee
the bill to amend the criminal laws in relation to
involuntary manslaug hter, and recommended its
passage. Report concurrcd in aud bill passed on
% reading
He also reported the bill providing for the cleo
ton of clerks of criminal courts by the people, and
recommended its rejection. Report concurred in
and bill re ected
He also reported the bill TO amend :he revenue
laws in relation 10 exhibitions water courses and
recommended its passage. Report and bill laid on
the table.
lie also reported the bill to amend the att CHI
| ment laws, and recommended its passage with
| amendments. Report concurred in, amendments
| adopted, and bill passed on "a reading.
He also reported the bill authorizing the courts of
this State to collect taxes which may hereafter be
omitted in making out bills of costs, and recon
mendej its passage with amendments. Report
C incurred in, amendpents adopted, aud bill passed
| On 81 reading
Senate then took recess for dinner.
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WHEAT WANTED

IyIFrY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, fer
Which ne highest price IN CASH usl h paid.
SEYMOUR. TANNING 4 CO.
"a Came MARKET and Cfurea streets.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENcE.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says: The
President has finally determined to remove Mr.
Wilson, Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ex Governor Shannon, of Ohio who is now here
will be rendered the appointment.
Judge Young, of IIiaois, informed this
evening, will supersede Mr. Clayton as Second
Auditor.
Mr.. MClleand, Secretary of the Interior, told a
friend that If Wilson was removed, he would sead
in bis resignation to the President "Tke Presi.
dent informed a gentleman this evening, that Will
son, Commissioner of the General Land Office
Clayton, Second Auditor. together with 100 clerks
to be decspita.ed fast as they can fnd per
sons to take their places"
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DEATH OLA BoATswAIN.--Mr. Whiting boat.
swain, attached TO the U. s. steamer Powhatan,
met with bis death accidentally at Woosung, Chi.
na, recently. 1t appears he was sent TO arrest
several deserters, and In forcing an entrance to
house where they were concealed his gun went off
premstursiy. killing him on the spot. He was
buried at Shspghsa. the Rev. C. Keith, of the
Episcopal church, officiating.
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PASSENGERS per U. 4. Mail Steamship
Jameatcwn. Lewia Parrish. Master from Nav vo,k

IAssENekRs per u. Z. Mail Eteamship
yestesdsv AO'~
w Pendleton, Jno Beck, Mr. Platt y Rich Ii
sno children Miss N Rosenheim and brother VIM
S,i Ssar up, Mrs Mexsll II Smith, g n Smith, C A
IN. M aud Sro, Lichinstsio, Maefs,lsnd, 9 R
snd ~ family Finch VIM Mullen, B Brown, W
y m.sSh J Moore. Stokes VIM James snd seryt,
Capt Fsirchild. 8 brown, Kis.am' ] !, Smith
L d Whitaker, Wm Drury. w siuclau, d Potter.
q MorI,son, Henriaues Fl Old, Lieut. Brinl.y L
Allien, Master Alien. Mr. J G Thamas, w B Lath-
rop York. w B Lloyd J C Abfsrs T Wsrinr,
= ., sherwood, Keynes, 1t Avery, Mr. Gwaitnsy,
Exshsnged signnls with steamship Roanoke, Skin
neI, master, bound to New York, Sunday morning, 9
o'clock, # Chntoteaaue
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NOTICE-There was left in the posses-
IN don scf Mr. Thomas @. Logvooa soms fsv
weets befose his death. . very noted DIAMOND
thas il ID In the possession Of sems fisnA fos fe
keepine. IL 20. the persan VIII esnfsr = favor b
csliins at lhia Sees saiisAetory proof win bs
fussished - 10 tie proper owner n taken othsr.
wise, the public are hereby csssions6 ssainst tsa-
|. ding fos The sme. u 3z-lw
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EMOYAL-REMOVAL.-

-
"a Halloi Mr.. Maker of News,
ANA just give little assistance,
e&le1z2@ And ths citizens tell. if you chooss.
{As we'll as any friends at a distan,e,1
have JEwELRY-the very best kind
Aud plenty of that for their money.
Opposite the Enquirer you'll find
The q" Bee Hive without any honey.
For WATCHES are soming apsse
From all parts hat near n surrounding;
Sonow don't forget my new place
You'll find it 10 really astounding.
Ny prices not any dearer
Than other stores now in the town,
30 just give call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done "brown."
call al my store solicit,
its nice walk and pleasant retreat;
| am sure that you cannot row miss it
For ut WATCHES l am hard to beat.
Farewell in q word, q parting adieu,
/ would like to see all mY friends there,
1t the store of Bill dy-thoI. O. ne,c.
Ii you have a Watch or CLOCK to repair.
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and lith streets,
ie 8 Cd door above Exchange Bank.
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NAvAL.-Commsnder Thomas A. Dornin has re-
seived preparatory orders for duty Assis ant Ia
spector OF Ordnance. 1t. Char les FL Poor hal
been ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard 10 place
of Lieut.. Richard L. Page, duty as member
of the retiring board
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OFFICE VA CENTRAL R. h. CO,
Richmond, June z5d 1855.
,TICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS

IN OF THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
The Board of Direc Of this Company, have de-
cIared dividend of six per cent the stock held
under the acts of 1885, 1884, 1a47 ls4S and ls4s and
act of 1851 payable in the bonds of the Company,
bearing nteress from the let of July 1855 The bonds
above authorized will be ready for delivery soon
after the LIST Of July a. they can be prepared, Of
which due notice will be given. Bv order Of the
Board. j. 6AkhETT, Treasurer.
u 2g-tw 4s.s
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
J. ING ROUsEs AND LOTS CONNER or
27rH AND eTkEEE CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE Oh kENT.-The COT
ner house 10 finished, has rooms and commodioss
Kitchen. 10 ready for . tenant NOW. The other two
are smaller, and viii be finished In few dsys This
for young negroes upon terms to please. shasId no
sale or exchange be made, the property W be rent
ed and to good tenants the rent viii be low.
Once in the new building Of w. Goddin. South
side sa..ssss
Appixto GEO. WoopplN,
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'RRlViLs At rHE pRIscIpaI HOTELS

rAnERIcAN HOTEL-FC c He's. pRo.s. . >
e..s..i esl.s.: h1iSies y T.. w..:s.e c:...sl Ne:
on Albany: sha.ss sss,; s.S r.y,ss. ~ :ss
sr..old. B.is; Pe,oeI. tssg.,i.s:.. tsassssss s'
H.aspsoa: Has1.s s1s sdz NE, vssshaa oss..ts.
p.So,s ss's'. o51E,iss1 Es.s Az a as,sl.s y.
sordon, PovhssaB; Aeubry. H.l;s.v 80 r,'S.s M
Der. i. y - rIsLan and lady. Petersss: BsS.
senti.; Perkins. N J.pss.r. Norshsmstc..
C aC1.1s ~. G0I,,ss; ; Miller. Wsssi.s'is;
b.li. WimiD Sss; ., Williams. cambs: D Camp
:, SoLgMsI.N HOTEL WIN u p,,-,sA. Nm
WI W.tkins W Lith srow' ry.,ss,s = seST; s We;
Wsp, 81 3 : Srown Petsrsss; w winsfsid. assove,:
Mec.,sa nar;s: Pc. 9; norr:ets co.islI;P
J Rock Canal; J M MeCsrso, Cbsrlosss. 7 Iyycr.
rnniisda;J 3 Campbell. Portsm1u,h; u T,e1vsv
ST CHARLES HOTEL-J Ds,h1 nOSsnsssT; cn.sesT
rookett Gooeh, II Rutherford, "; Il senson
Tenn; Chandler Caroline; Capt Koh,msn Cart
es sis,.aa. assnsl msllsss.. hsss.';s.
T.r... pi q cGh Kent ssottsville; b Aanhs,
o. On, M.Ii,ss,.. Sssn ffsm Ssd Sh.v e; Ls
M G.;es::s rheS.: .ss a., ,aa n:. ass;
rrs;rsslpson Psps; W Esslsston. Va; P WeisiSsr.
"iScsWm29s; SWnm se,asss Powh.tan
~. : q sNGE HOTEL-nr K Smith, Hamil-
GsIeln u. ~ n Wia:en, VIM N Kiblinse-, We; H.r.
yie. . n; W M Scott. Gown gton; 4 Resves Mics
Reaves, c Pollard Mrs Pcllsrd Jos PoI,syS NJ.
lanes ss1 and svt Mrs Knopp children and svf Ms
q 9Ii1sn, T, Ala; Csylor Miss Cay,or savannsh; w
annn.s; n.a; 4 ssrs.dsle. Amsli.; D Hin se.smer
s;Ils. = ss 81 John; Raito g Gleayes wsths-
Wm M. q steroury, N Y; .vellfc-d, F.edisbs;
~ g hEcuston Miss Alexander, N Easlev snS IsSy'
mo n TWulieoson, Paiters Tam; w Bleck.
s.t;n GuSr,es H,ng Wn; A Couton Baltic; Litch-
NJ Smith R;.smh; Smith; w M Mstsstsp. N ClsL, n =; rh
SSeIkiey, Loudon; C B Rarrett, F&PR R:TEC
NnrJ, .Aecemssi w Kemp. Gloucester; n Ward.
EEoa.oi.' Ens' Peyton. Va; J " Willeox, Pr Geo; ]
" aiiace, Ohio; Wickham kicbmond; A Losan
nanissi nsl. " w Wiilisms. Norfolk; Worsham,
s;s.r. smith, Hanover Academy; VIM n Ferry,
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ITO CONTRACTORS. Proposals '


l. be received at this ofic, until Monday nsxt,
cosiog at IL O'Clock NJ for the following work -
Tho Grading Of Sch street from point near CO nal
street to the bridge the Dock Canal and for the
re-paving and new stone pavement required on said
street. - - Hszts
Also for Grading First street from Leigh strsst TO
lchson street. requiring about 40 ysrls- of exesys-
tion ito be deposited IL said street aaa the ssti-
mate TO bs taken cuttings alone. 81 n t-'se,
Also, for the extension of the culvert on Sixth
street TO the arch under Trsdeear street. The said
cuvert have the Same capacity with that already
built, and to bs constructed With sybstaneial haes,
side-wa and covers well laid In cement -
The bids fJr the above work mnst state the price
per cubic yard for grsdins-ths price per ,qusrs
gard for paving and reIaypg the old pave safs
including the furnishing Of sand; and for the euver,
the price per bnes foof-,he cutvert to be well coy.
cred with cath to be taken from the hill immedi
stely on the line of the work.
Contracts, with approved security, conditioBed for
the prompt and faithful execution of the work will
be req qairsd to be sensd By individuals to wSom
work 10 awarded within ten days after the date Of
the award else the proposal will be consdetsd sbaa.
doned. All the above work gill be repaired 70 Be
executed - early as practicable
For further information, enquire OF the City En-.
sineer and 6uperintendeut Of sire sts.
N. Bates. Secretary.
IL H-dSt COmni,Y I~sz
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HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

IA hESIDENCE FOX SALE PKIVATELY- -
We are authorized - sail privately, q very hand.
soms and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eaaern
side of 5th street North of Leigh, now occupied By
John w. Reeve, Esq. The house 10 newly built Of
the best brick and aished in the best modern syls
containing seven rooms With the basement, There
sse upon the premises brick Kitchen and other
necessary out houses with an iron hy6rsnt Ia the
yard, all being In eomplete order. The lot
fronts 10 feet 5ih street. snd runs back $50 fest
Terms very liberal. Apply 70
10 IS AuetioneerS.
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Only 6va white persona died In savsnpah, Go
srinS the week ending tho Goth.
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q FOR RENT. 2 new BRICK TEN.

~ FOX KENT 3 new BRICK TEN
- EMENTs-wth comfortable rooms In each
FIRE places in every room, and an excellent we'll OF
water in the yard, and about II acres of ground at
tsched to each with soil admirable suited for market
gardens.
rare opportunity is here offered for pleasat re.
tired residence, with much ground combining the
city being situated 2th street about three
rorth of Ashbury (Methodi,D Chapel, on Union
Hill Possession esn be bad 18th inst
An arrangement might be made If desired by
which all the ground could be had by cne tenant
Rent Of esvh 80 per month. Apply to
VIM. WALSH.
nv It's No. 4S ain stre at
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NARROW ESCAPE OF JOSEPH HI.s On Wed
nesdsy last, MIR. Joseph Hiss, ex member of thu
Massachusetts Legislature, came near losing bis
life at the Ocean House. Newburyport, Mass.
from going to bed in the room with a smoking spi
rit lamp ln the morning he was awakened with
great difficulty, and had not the window of the
room been partially open, thus allowing some
esress for the smoke, his lille would have paid the
forfeit OF his carelessness.
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strawberry Trade The Newark, N. ] ,Ad.
vertiser, says that the strawberry season there,
just now Is in the full tide of activity The farm
ers of Passaic and Bergen counties send from 5000
to 5000 baskets per day TO market during the sea
SOD, which lasts about twenty-one days. The
growth of this article has given employmen to
ket for picking, and board gratis. Nimbie hands
can easily earn from 81 to 81 ,25 per day An old
lady, sixty three years Of age picked one day last
week In ten hours, one hundred and seventeen
baskets
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MARINE NEWS.
roK% or klcHsoac, Juns Is

ARRIVED, RfH
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York mdx
aud passepgers. ~ f57f tEAE
Steamship Pennsylvania Clifford, Phsdeiphia,
mdz and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz,
Ludlam l. Watson. - : 5,sz@--1. -,
SAILED,
Behr Onward, Smith, Baltimore light. @
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RAILROAD WAR TO BE SRTrLED.-The ALBANY
N. Y. Argus, OF Saturday, says that there will be
amieable re-arrsngement of trsfic matters be
tween the New York Central and Erie Railroads.
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"a FOR kENT-Two upper rooms in
Sfss- this new Snck Tenement on 10th st between
Main and Cary BARRETT l. MORRIS,
ALsO-An office in same-two rooms with all the
modern convenienees
ep6 No. 1856 Cary st
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LETTER OF GEN. WASHINGTON. Charles
ton, s. Courier publishes letter of the IF ather
of his Country" never 10 print before. 1t was
found recently among some old records at Annapo.
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MISCELLANEOUS

GRAIN BAGS, BAGGING. YARNe,
~ &c.-Tbe James River Manufacturing Comps-
ny offsr for sale
100 600 heavy, double scanned, hand -msds GRAIN
BAGS, for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp Bsegins.
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbsrs 3 . s8ssssw
Aud the usual varieties Of a. so and 81 inch
burgx q sAF
js 25-d2w' Z B. BENTLEY rAsent.,
CHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT AND
~ CHAMPAGNE VINE
10 casts Sherry Wine, super quality
or aud eighth easks Eiadeira Wine so s.
T. az. casks Port Wine
t 80 baskets Champagne Wine. 0a%
In s,ote, for sale by f48H 5f
je 25-1w DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES-
~ $50 hhds prime to cboics Sugar
800 bbls pri me Molssses
SO bbis Crushed Sugar p
In store, for sac b7 80
je25-1w DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
ZINE ROGERS, WOsTEN HOLM
l. AND OTHER CUTLERY, OPPonTE AMeaf-
CAN HoTEL-ROBERT McNAMEE rsspsstfuliy
calls the attention Of bis customers to his peiior
stock of Razors Knives Scissors, Dental and 6urri.
cal Instruments of his and foreign uanufsctars,
together with variety Of goods in his line, which
hs will sell very low. fask
N. B.-Razors sold at my store will ell be wsrrant-
I'd to shave well. sffs
All kinds Of Cutlery and Instruments put In com
plets order js l5-1m
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CTORE ON PEARL STREEr FOR
~ RENT The Store and upper part ofrhe House
No. Pearl st e offered for rent 1t is pro bsbe
of the best stands in the city for any bus ness be-
ing In the very heatt of business and at q moderate
rent Apply TO BENNETT l. BEERS,
iA I5 I25 Main ct
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ARKANSAs GOLD MINES "A letter dated from
Fort Smith, Arkansas, says that the excitement
there concerning the newly discovered Red Fork
gold deposits exceeds that caused by the discovs
cries 10 California In ls49 Three companies had
left Fort Smith for the mines. Another writer da-
ting from the mines, says that some of his party
had found specimens on the surface worth from
81 to S.. Great fears were entertained of the Ca
manche Indians, and the gold seekers were COM
pelled to keep together to save their acalps.
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MoIJNr VrRNoN- AnriI IN,

found recently among some old RECORDS at Annapo-
It's, Md:
MOUNT VERNON April g. IT'S.
S1R By the last post, Major Jenefer transmitted
me account OF my continental certificates as
they had been audited Ia your flee by which
there is difference OF 964.l4.7 1-2 short OF my
es.imation of their value
This (for did not 60 into an examination of fig
gurea) appear to have originated from the times of
calculating the depreciation. l have always NJ =
derstood that depreciation was the same through
the month, ard Il did not misapprehend the In-
tendant bis ideas accorded therewith.
However. only ask for information and because
Ibsd calculated myself 10 this manner, for cant
no other measures than sohat is giuen TO Others.
am, Sir, your most obedient servant
WASHINGTON.
c. RICHMOND, E'q.
The letter shows that while the author extended
his characteristic exactness to bis dealings with the
federal treasury, yet he was willing to receive only
what was meted out to others.
RECRUITS FOR THE CRImKA.-T Thirty recruits
says the Montreal Herald OF the Goth inst arrived
Ia this city Saturday for the Crimea. They are
made up IS follows :-Twenty-on Germans one
Pole, one Hungarian, four Epgiishmen, three Irish
men, three Csnadians, and one Scotchman two
were clerks two surgeons, twelve mechanics, and
eighteen farm laborers. sailors, &c. Four were
enlisted In Montreal, six In Upper Canada, and
others came from the United States to volunteer
WINE CRoP TN EURoPE.-Tbe letters from OPP
orto with regard 10 the approaching crop OF grapes
In the Duoro continues to express unfsvorable an
ticpatiops from the progress of the vine disease.
The season is stated to be three weeks more back
ward thaa usual and uncertain weather still pre-.
vsied 1t is also asserted that the vines look much
weaker, that the show OF fruit 10 small and sickly
and that the odium s general throughout the coun-
try. and a least fortnight earlier than last year.
Mas ROBINSON AND THE CLERGY.-Mrs. Robin
son, the yelled murderess," who ID condemned to
be hung for murder. in Troy n. y on Thursday
last. sent 10 reouest The attendance OF Father Ha
vermans The reverend gentleman called al the
jail, when he was Informed BY the sheriff that her
sctions and spsech had been of the most violent de-
scripton since she had received her sentence, and
that he deemed Il not proper for any one 70 $50
her at present, but Ia the course OF two or three
days. when she appears little more calm and sep
sible OF her position, he should have the opportu'
nifty Of seeing her. 'fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-26

PAYNE e. MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin's new
building, corner of 1Ith and Bank streets Entrsnee
on Bank street.
They will sell at auction private SALE Real and
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Ssrysuts
~ Deeds Of every description viii be assuratel,
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being . Notary Public, will ct
tend to taking DepoEitions, Aeknowlsds sment OF
Deeds &c.
Their charges will, In all cases. be entirely salts.
factory, and they hope to merit patronage by prompt
attention to budness.
JOHN X. d. PAYNE
aDS-ts ABEL II. MAYO