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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

SINGULAR OccuzREkcE.-A most singular oc
currenee took place at the farm of the Hon. A
Hull, about four miles from Athena. Ga. IN The
20sh inst The sky was perfectly cleudless, whsr
awhiriwind suddenly sprung up. which scatteret
10 every direction strong staked and ridered
fence around bis horse lot, raised the roof (shin
gIed on his stable sixty feet Ia length, and swistet
Q terrible rate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
POTATOES-DOWN IN PRICE


The Philadelphia Ledger says there is
every prospect of q tumble in the price Of
potatoes. 1t says they are now selling at
Boston for as cents bushel, though the
hucksters about the streets are trying to set
sLe5. We wish some Of the Boston huck.
sters would come this way. They wouldn't
nave to try long to get that price. Howev-
ever, that is all they command in Philadel.
phia. We see no reason for potatoes being
SO high in Richmond, unless it is to be in the
fashion with other articles We say, let
them come down the mouths of an adlniring
community are open to receive them. Il is
said that the high price paid for them all
winter was not SO much actual scarcity as it
was speculation, and that the warm weather
Is bringing them freely out of their holes
Well, If the Northern potatoes are sound, and
have no abolition rot in them, send them on.
We have no objection to an honest potato,
even If it was born in the North. Nay, we
WIN go farther, and welcome to our full con
ndence an Irish potato. and incorporate it at
once into cur physical system, without de-
manding q certificate of citizenship. Did
you ever remark that the potato rot immedi.
.ately preceded the great Irish exodus The
patriotic sons of Ireland could stand every.
thing else-British oppression, landlords er.
actions, the established church, and all that
but when potatoes gave way, "that was the
most unkindest cut of ALL" the great heart of
Ireland broke, and there was grand STAN.
pede Of her people to America. There is
obviously some mysterious connection be.
tween Irish potatoes and patriotism. We
turn the subject over to the Know Nothings.
Some one in Philadelphia is trying to de.
rogate from the high fame and value of po.
tatoes. lie says they do not contain one
third ofthe nutriment of corn, and are dear
er at only fifty cents bushel than corn is at
its present high rates. WE'LL bring the price
down accordingly, then, but don't blackguard
worthy vegetable. Corn is very good, no
doubt, but big, mealy, white Irish potato,
well baked, with salt and butter, is meat,
drink and lodging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

. SrxALiK NC IN HIGH LIyE.-Mrs. Rsmsbotham,
wife OF q celebrated doctor in London, has just
been tried for stealing four handkerchi0is from
shop. but the jury would not agrcs.
DnMissALs.-- -Llsutenants George h. Sliesr and
Rober g. Auchincvoss have been dlsmissed from
the roueuue marine service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

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nev Jo.s LAsAHAs, Pastor Of The Exc
arose dssirs d Sssstis the sssias.s Il.
IN. e e s:rtif We st.lissgs aay etksr = alsins
s.a ladies d Sish saSias of our oss s%sa
cair Ia sas6sa.sS ss5 e sssi; 8 rS9gaH OE
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from serious Throat Affection. nv sssersi sesits
- ~ - SscomS very mech impaired. uksa senssnc.
UPON q; s.ss sss.s sSlssssIs s.s s,k M re-:
n - 40 digestive Organs soen nsAk1d = nndsr
h.vs Ssvsfaiti tilnss rssomm..s,sst j, :, t,...s.
- ana - every ea.es - far q hayo ~ lsfssmeS
they havs-ussd Il with success
KeoN truly .tsseAs ssfs
ofE..t.r r... ei. = csss.s. cassn.s.s s.Is;ss:. ssas
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS
-. 80. 1.LElSa, n O, Rah 3, Hsss.
DO hsrsby certify s isss isss':sss ssss.s s no,.s, .,o
snd h.d four ei w sas.sd e t;s ts1 g..
mseS s; snS S.,ts, s.s. ssain .nd
my % :.1y :ss e !. s. ssss a:;
esst .os. sssssiSn the Tnetsrso eli per.
'asvsmleseo vnnss " my way,
pf,sSI9,h sGlS II ,hiss%csd by o. 4. siilGKIa ana
Is rst!,.h,L LAID co and hy all the nrsssists
is.. srst. and elsewhere Cali and ct femph.
CALMON'S PATENT EETTN Avn
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR--This n,eahiss
vas invented and patented BY 81 O. b. salmon Of n.
nols and wherever it has besn exhibitsS hss Alan
rs.s s OF all othsrs for cleaning Grain and
The S5st Silver Moa., wa. awarded to the iu,.u.or
at the New York State Fair In is52 IL Il hs. ss ss
mend the besf msshns Known or rsS ssp.sssin.
parste any two seeds Of different de or wesht Il
hmpie IN ifs construction and easily kepf ii or6ar
but little power to work it, snd cleans RAN more
perfectly than any machine now In use. ~ n.
rt Il si1 o fa.ni:hsS e the foIIowins prIse. viz
H.ei:as chat viii clean - to 80
For FarmerS Machine (arransed for horse
powerl that will clean SO bushels Der hour 80
For Millers Machine that viii clsan 50 to5O
For Misn Machine that viii clean So 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

BOUNTY LAND APPLIcATgons. - Thawh0le num-
Der OF bounty land applications under thi act Of
March Sd, 1856, received at the Pension Office up TO
Saturday evening Was lQ7, 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

CHEAP CLOTHING AT LEVY'S-
~ 500 seersueksr Coats, at Is cts; 500 Cling ham
corded edge do; at 81 275 Drsp DEtat Coats 81 so
soo Marssies Vests, 81 1000 pr. Linen iDrill Pants
sortment of Clothing and Furnishing Goods all te
be sold at prices to suit the times
A. LEVY, So Main st.
Opposite st. Charles Hotel, Sign Of the
sp q Rad Coat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

FAITHFUL NxGRo.-fA negro woman. named
Phiiis recently died at the residence of Col John
Bernard, In jacksonville, Fla, aged ninety.three
walt on Washington when be visited that State at
the close of the Revolution, and for her faithful
services was given her freedom, but after fifteen
years trial of maintain Ing herseif-during which
time she received and rejected an offer OF apas.
sage to Hayti-she begged TO be allowed to return
to her old master, at whose table she was accor.
dlpgly fed for the remainder of her life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

Corron RxczIfTs.-The entire receipts Of cotton
al Mobile Ala, since the Let OF September are 302
3s bales aga inst AGA 69 bales for the correspond
Ing period last year, showing falling of of l6l.
90l bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

Heavy Lossxs.[Messrs 4. B. Rddick q Co, of
Washington county. n. c., lost $4,000, and Res-
pier Il Jordan. Of Craven county, lost $4,000, By
the recent forest are. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
CHARLES RICHARDSON has inst re-

CHARLES RICHARDSON has lust re-
~ ceived 10000 Genuine Havana CIGARS, in
ported direct from Havana whish he warrants to be
equal in quality to any Cigars In the United States
He has also just received beautiful assortment of
other Pipes Pipe Stems; Amber and Meerschaum
Cigar Tubes; Cigar Cases; Snuff, Tobacco and Match
Boxes, &c.
eles American Hotel
Corner OF Main and 1lth streets
sale. an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

y: 3. T2EAsuar.-The gross receipts OF the Uni
TED STATES Treasury for the quarter ending on the
tures Of the same period amounted to SI5, 572,.
OO0 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

nossise rAssRsGERs' TRusKs. s.-George Waters
ana John Ames were arrested in New York, Thurs.
osy, tor series of robberies perpetrated ON pas.
sensers' trunks left in the New York and New Ha.
ven Railroad Depot. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

horse, imported from Normandy, valued at
ed.ooo, passed through Schenectady, N. YORK, few
days since, on his way to Louisville, XIV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
THR DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. CowARDIN,

The DAILY DISPATCH IL served to subscriber,
OF SIX AND auARrEk cENrsPER WEEK, payable TO
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing "a year In
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH h issued every Fri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES FOUND ON THE BODIES OF
THOSE STRUcK BY LIoHTNING-A lady of Lugano,
sitting near window during thunder storm, re-
eeved a shock which was not followed by any
dangerous consequences; but flower which hap.
peued to lie in the way OF the electric current
figured upon her leg and she preserved the appear.
ance during the rest of her life Asailor on boprd
vessel In the harbor of Zante having been struck
by lightning, there was found on his breast the
number A. being an exact copy of the same figures
in metal which we're attached to part of the
rigging of the ship. In September, 1925. the
lightning struck the brigant!ne II 5uon seyro; on
the back of one OF the Sailors tho was killed. was
the figure of horse shoe, of The exact dimensions
of one nailed to the forenaSt. '7g
In l841 magistrate of the Department of Indrs
ct Loire and miller's boy were struck by light
ming and on the breast OF each were found spots
resembling exactly the leaves of the poplar. About
1885, two members of the old Academic des Sciences
used to mention, on the authority of Franklin, the
account OF man. who having seen the lightning
iallupon tree opposite him, exhibited the image
of this tree upon his breast; but this phenomenon
was attributed by them to accident, or rather to
casual sanguineous suffusion. The facts that we
have cited prove that the phenomenon 10 question
has wholly different sgnifcation and think that
it ID, perhaps, of Photographic nature-M. Bou-
din in Annales dHygiene Pubiiqws, .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

MovKMKNr OF TRooPs-The Baton Rouge, La,
Gazette, of the 2ad Inst says:
We understand that Capt. Barry, commanding
tbe u s. troops ct the barracks, received last FRI.
day evening telegrsphic despatch from the War
sDepartmenf directing him 10 send. without delay,
: detschnent OF troops to reinforce the garrison
Of Kew West. The detschmen. left yesterday un.
dsr the command OF Lieut.. Smslley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
7 ARGE STOCK PIANO AND GIII-

NEW SONGS.
We speak OF the Realms Of tn. Biest; by Judge
WfimoT-a5c = .~es
Come, bring the Bridal Rms: by GiImorsI .nt,o,
OF .Good News from Hone,"G e-7sc '@'"o'
The Angels Bridge; by Bellmsn-a5c
Flowers snd Stars-25c -~st5
Evening; by Franz Abt-2sc ss
Plead not with me; by Geo. Bucker-25o
NEW P0LKAs, ETC.
Collese Polka; BY ]. g. Gillespie-25o.
Fem Lea Polka; BY Peticolas-25e
Cape Cod PoIka-25c
Sea Side Polka-2sc
The Three BellS Polka; by T. J. Cook--50c
Wagon schottisch-25c fr
Youthful Drssms-s cole cticn of Polkas Wsltzes,
ssasr''ns's 81 s. for s'nn''' by Henry si'iel-sa'h
Postal, varied; By Jas. Bellsk-a5c -...,.
with an immense collection of other late and DO.
Iuiar Nusc-togetksr with
Instruction Books for the piano, guitar ana voice
Sacred Music and Church Choir Singing Books
Guitar. Violin, Banjo, Harp and Violouosllo
Strinss of the best qualities
spso-2t JAS WooDHoUsE l. co.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND
~ oNEGROEs.-fhe subscriber wishes to sell three
Lynehburg
One farm Of 100 Acres In one mile OF The city, on
which there s about so aeres of very us creek bot
toms; one other farm containing 95 acres well i'm.
proved, with building and very extensys Orchard
and Garden and has about 10 acres of creek flats and
one other farm of aeres miles from the city, on
which there 10 good dwelling and other out build
ings, and has about 20 acres of bottom land
Also l8 very valuable NEGROES, amongst which
there are some OF the most valuable house servants
Ihs sooye property viii, be offered privately unit
erms
Are offered the same time, tive improved lots in
tne esy OF osLyhchburg PAUL JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

ANTI LIQUOR LAVA proposition from South
carolina will come up in the next Congress to
amend the Constitution of the United States, by
inserting clause to the effect that no State laws
shall be passed which may interfere with or p,c-
hioit the sale or consumption of any important ar.
ticle upon which the general government derives a
benefit by Imposing tariff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

CALIFORNIA FINANCIAL PANIc.-A San Francis
CO correspondent of the New York Daily Times
thus makes light over the perplexities of a small
capitalist in that city. who was In trouble for safe
place of Investment:
"a Dutchman who had couple of hundred dol
lars in Page, Bacon g. Co.'s drew it out and after
carrying it about an hour or two, thinking Adams
Co. must be perfectly safe, deposited there.
Happening to hear some doubts expressed about
them an hour later he became alarmed and drew
it out again, took 1t to Wrights and opened an &C.
count with him. ehad not got ten rods from the
door before he saw man rushing to his Office look
ing wild. Poor Sourkrout thought the devil must
be to pay there too, and forth with drew check for
his two hundred. He continued 10 deposit and
draw again at nearly every banking house In town,
when, Tired out and thoroughly In despair, he sal
down upon curbstone. wiped the perspiration
from his face, and soliloquised thus Mine Got,
mine Got, where shall put mine dollars7 Me put
em IN ten different panks; 80 soon l put em tere
he bekin to prake gets him out and he no proke
take my monis home and sows him up In ter pet
ticoat OF mine vrow, and spose she prakes
prakes her head And struck with the idea he
rushed for home, and probably has rejoiced over
his plan which more might have followed and bsen
better off," .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

NOTIICE.-Under the authority con-
~ fsrred upon me by Deed Of Trust executed
BY Henry Rosenfeld, dated APPEL 26tb, 1855, and OF
record in the Hustings Court of the city of Rich
mond, have hereby appointed the said Henry Ro.
senfeld nay Agent to collect the outstanding debts
cue to me a. his Trustee. and payments will there.
fore be made to him. and bis receipt az my Agent
will be . full discharge to the debtor.
HORACE L KENT,
ap 3o-1w Trustee for III. Rosenfeld
II MBROID ER E 8 AND DRESS
IL OODS Opening to-day, 3 fresh supply OF
Gimpufe Collars; Coiarettes; Sleeves and Chemi.
ssttes; Alexsnders Kid Gloves and Black Silk Mtts;
Patent and Grass Skirts hite and coiored Mating
and many other styles Of seasonabe Dress Goods all
OF which We offer very cheap.
J. & N. ROSENBAUM,
apS0 l99 Broad at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

STABsINa AFFRAY.-A fight occurred in Burke
county, Ga on the 24th instant between DR.. A. ".
Longstreet and Mr.. Warren, In which the former
was stabbed three times. His life was despa,red
of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

ATTEMPTED LYNcHING AKFAIR.-On Sunday
afternoon, the 22d instant, while Andrew Porche,
an exPoliceman, was sitting In q coffee house, at
New Orleans, George Foster and two other men
entered, and forcibly slipping rope, noosed for
the purpose, over his head, strung him up to the
ceiling. Bystanders interfered and cut Porche
down, when he was nearly dead The cause Of
the attempt was suspicion on the part of Foster,
that Porche had reported him for selling liquor to
slaves. Foster was arrested, but his accomplices
escaped. ree.a s,-.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

RELIGIOUS DEBArR-The ST. Louis papers state
that great theological debate II soen to take
place Ia that city, between Rev. DIR. Rice, the
champion OF Old School Presbyterianism, and Rev.
Dr. Holmes. al able and eloquent New School
Presbyterian divine. The questions 70 be discuss
ed are those which now divide the presbyterian
communion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

AN AMERICAN PRIMA DoNNA.-LItalia Musicale.
published at Milan, speaks las follows of Mis-,
Hensler, OF Boston: >
the benefit OF the Pho 1nstitutio del bambins Cat.
tanti, and was composed of q MISCELLANY of nieces
The Hensler, whom after Linda, we had no oppor.
tunity OF hearing, re appeared on that evening.
ana was the object OF the most camorous applsuse
in the duet with tenor and in the aria from ioo'
ietto Her limpid, sympathetic voice and the nS Sre
and exquisite method of singing which disfinppish.
ed IN this young artistic were displayed In ali their
briliancy Ia the pieces just named and the puhIic
applauded her even with enthusiasm. toretbsy
with Nitrate. in that Duet which but few evening,
before had been received coldIy and almost without
notice In the aria the enthusiasm was renewed.
20 .nsI sac was compelled to repeat It, amid accla-
nations 80 unanimous and clamorous az psrhaps
had not been equalled In the whole season.
AN ARMIsTIcE AT SRBAsropsL-Tha corre.-
pondens OF the London Times, thus describes an
armistice of three hours at Sebastopo on the o4th
OF March, for burying The dead. The sight was
strange, beyond description. French, English and
Russian officers were walking about salutine each
other conrteoualy as they passed, and occasionally
entering into conversation, and q constant inter.
change of little civiliies, such as offering and res
ceving cigar.llghts, was going ON in each little
group, Some of the Russian officers were eyident-
~ men OF high rank and breeding. Their polish
ed manners contrasted remarkably with their plain
and rather coarse clothing. They wore with few
exceptions the ipvariahle long gray coat over their
uniforms. The French officers were allen dronde
tenue, and = offered striking contrast to many of
our own officers who were dressed a la Balakisya.
and wore uncouth head dresses, catskin coats, and
nondescript paletoss. Many of the Russians look
ed remarkably like English gentlemen In "style"
of face and bearing. ra4
One tall, fine looking old man, with long grew
beard and strangely shaped cap was pointed out
TO us a. Hetman of the Cossacks Ia the Crimea,
but 1t did not appear a. ifthere were 90 many men
of very high military rank present. The Russian
were rather grave and reserved, but they seemed
TO fraternize with the French better than with our.
selves, and the men certainly got on better with our
allies than with the few privses of our own reqi.
ments who were down towards the front, But
while all this civiiity was going on, We were walk.
ing among the dead, over blood d-stained ground.
covered with evidences Of recent fight. Broken
muskets bayonets, cartouch boxes, caps, fraa.
ments Of clothing, straps and belts pieces Of ahsii
little pools of clotted blood, shot-round and
grspe-shattered gabions and sandbags, were yisi-
BILE around US on every side, and through the
midst OF the crowd stalksd solemn procession OF
soldiers, bearing departed comrades to their long
hOLnes
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500O0 @ {. common A Plank, lov. prlss. Is a.
s:.s:ass . 81 sssiss.,si s.4. s:ss.'d ''s'h'
:ss:on.S; % s:is 8 8: iishnsad fssias ii'h & *
.p pls-2.v4x - w. wALDRoP.
sNOTICE-OAK WooD CEMETxRY.-Tho
~ Committee on the Oak wosd Censtsry have
laid Oh the same, and the. sapsxintsndsus = now
s ss si q sh: ss
persons Of color. N 8l.sIrts-7s-' I. -
The r.. E.sassI :sas ,,ss q sss :' I .s
Applications for lntsrnlsats Or section. must b.
nh7-2.~2m JNo. RED1oRD, supt.
7 EATHER, HIDE AND OIL STORE
IL The subsedbsr has tai on the old stand on 18th
street. 90 lose occupied By Jsmss c. Crsns sal D. 4.
THER er .ns .ss e .As Lea
store and coming in. an entire new stosh. to which
he would invite the sttsntion Of the friends Of the
late concern q g =: CI.se z GO. ssd o. dealsrs
aa: n .e:s Win =. &c. s. t.
r0nase Of those N his line Of basi.ss;
Mr.. WIN. BEAL has been il, eur en-
Rloy%sas e. Y q = year. and :: ..s s.ss. gss
hope NEE. "S .:: e
!, ,l.-a.~-s- ~ 5 5. & (. caIaasf cIaNfE : : e. eSs.
|THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who a.
i cspsd fiom the jdi u HsnIies cosssy os 81 ,be
day Of April lsa6. were FRANK o6ani1ss1 q the
ss.s.! Z. Asnas ss w:.s. sss.. 3 e a.sy
!: - -. I. :s's
Gsbs, sslenes 70 Mn shelss1 ss cslsst nill wss
s.ss M sasfs !. ss. s.ss. Z:
sbest 20 years ola bssi seat hsii ssot ssrIy hair;
I'd oess :as s ss :s .a =
% Gsores TODD. OF r. Tc.roIins e fest lashss hish,
i .s;y iy ys:..s sss ~ thin
NEW GOODS. II have Re opened e nv
1V.oA stand. No 2el1sssd street, bstwssn ltb ana
5th sts large and hssdsone ssso!tnsnt q LsAIeS
ysIsty Of Summer Risbons grsnsh S.zSay snd
which viii sell & smsli proGt. -
y al-l.. l.. 4; salis..1: - 49, i.
THE WONDERFUL LADY Has Ar
y NvED-Ihe bsst Rlssst 1esdsr ia Ansries
and salsslstien, ltsm many yesss of stsiy Sor
. short time only, - MADAME Major, Second
street. the second hose, thsri1ht hssd dls, sbevs
M..n esse..- $500 u Q zI-lns
KNOWLES & WALRORD, 6rATIon-
4, o.: hs ss:a ! Pss :s :es 2
sale y aLaSk hssss, 2 SS1fs ~ a.s sa'sszsas g
fAPEIs; INK; PENS, - u =
SEALING MAX; WAyEn0v IL
ENVELOPEe, he, be-,
Atpxiees to sufs the t111se as 1zss ssst
.HE1nIEgs YIRE AND ssuxsLA1 PROOF
ssss-.: xsow11sa xALso.D: .
luERRINGT PAIENT
| IL IIREPROOY uARES,
WITH seasE
HALL s BUR0LER AND POWDER
PROOF LOCKS.
ID EYO4sIM RlCH MOQfp.
No III Pearl 1Stveel, q
Whess san b seen tAs lexesa saaisty asA
l ssssS BEST SAFES ss-@
Ever eless4 = thls o114o
Ms KN0WLe4 s WA1roRO.
lGHEAP TN I'm X III you want .
sheab tna lee1 4leyeilM9 LIZ g rsekng
3uuks sesno % No. - llnfn ez1o4 - seAe beo<s
Nhoes t6euo = ne9 Nppay - s44Mye4A.
- n essas2 go. - ~ 49,.
D1NT1, PxNT1. PxkI6r-I6in a
M otFiDea sn1 kss<y ms1oo1llee t6oo4 .!e = -
- - ~ : : il'''' q e.
I - s43 -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

A0ss.nx-Fr francois Frayaclas jewelry store Ia
new Orleans, was robbed Of s344 worth of rood.
on the night of the 2lst inst.