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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13

The Corporation of New York, at least enc
branch have resolved forego their carriage rides
at the public expense This item cost that city last
year 81 600. The members have determined to
"patronize' the omnibusses. Some livery stable
keeper must have been making fat job out of the
civ
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

rY- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds that of sliths Dailypapers Ct
Richmond combined.
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE-Ths

~ Subscribers have established Ia this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. and
are now in receipt Of their stock to which they re-
spectfuliy invite the attention of the of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee =
Our Goods wsra mostly nasnufactursd by our
selves. and to order, under many sdvaDtages) and
We feel assured that we can, and iOl offer as many
Inducements to buyers as any house in this country
-.. WORD, WEISI0ER CO, :
No l06 Main g., tup stairs.) Richmond, W..
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL AND REcAPTURE OF THE Flu.
prisoners broke out of the County
Jail at Concord N. H, Monday and ran for the
woods they were pursued, however. and all re-
captured Among them was John w Rand who
10 charged with robbng the Savings Bank recently.
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. AsEA THE STEAMER CURTIS

snn sSs 1s.pTiG, PECK BOUND FOR NORFOLK
Richmond having revoked that portan 81 tbe;rs VI
s,t 'I OF the s;h OF August nterdctins the running
u :, the Inc s;e5mss on the James River the pronriatoIs
I.,ya ,ns CoKTls PECK give notice that she will
ahM aIsS -st 1855. at O'clock for OLD POINT and
rsnA :, oN' 10 and from which places .he will CON.
I ~uGs 70 run until further notice The Carts PECK
he eOasn with the eHee and other steamers ia
% "a, oY which means persons will be enabled
Yw- al sh eeeh way. &. o. HASKINS
s.T an contributions Intended for the sufferers.
sesmer oo VI ehsfte, II sent TO the
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UNFoRTUNATK.-Dr F III Garrett, of Pitt county.
N C, is lying In critical cond on with yellow
fever. About ten or twelve days since, he went to
Norfolk to tender his services to the sick and at
tlemen, from his youth and inexperience in that
awful scourge, TO return He, however, visited a
few patients, and on his return was taken with the
disease.
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HENRY THON & CO.,
IL GLASS MANUFACTURERS,

I . ~ Lately from FhlI2d0IphIa, 3
Beg leave to state the public that they are about
70 establish in this city mandatory Of all kinds Of
Hollow Glassware, and will be ready In about three
uoIths to supply the trade OF this State with every
kind In their line of busness viz: = 80
Z s Drusgists Glassware -.4 .
Dealers in Glassware
f Pressed Glassware .a= r. \, Sos
Patent Moulds
Bottles of all descriptions 1888 'H4H3 g.
Shades - ..... r. t.-..5. ls.,-. q. q
/ Tumbiers, Jars, &c.
-, And Giass Of every description aud color. e. ri.
we promise to supply the trade terms a. cbsap
and accommodating they can be had at the Norfh
and solicit kind patronage au6-eMsN,
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Us. FRIGATE CoNGREss.-The u. S. irieate
Congress- the flagship of the Mediterranean squad.
ron, Commodore Breese arrived al Gibraltar on
the I4.h OF August, 26 days from New York. She
was to sail on the 10th Of August for Marseilles.-
All on board were well.
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w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, Office on
Main between 9th and 10th streets, formerly occu-
pied by Mcconnell Burton, and next door below
8. p. Semples Drug Store. au 29-1m
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LEE d BAYLT, ATroRN EYs AT LAW,
and Commissioners to take Depositions Affidavit,
acknoWl ledgments OF Deeds, Powers of Attorney,
&c., for the States and Territories of
Als'ama Louisiana New York FL
AInan.as A1a Maine North Carolina
california Maryland Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts, PENNSYLVANIA
clorlca Michigan Rhode Island
1H1sorgla Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
inoiana missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampsbira Vermont ...
kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
~ sAmL T. bAYLY, Com missioner of the United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public. ~.
Omse on tn st., between Main and Bank
au 12-dl2na l-E5s
HAIR CUTTINa.-C;tizens aud Strangers
visiting the city. wiships to get their Hair cut in the
latest and most apprere ed style, would advise them
to call on HOBSoN. under the American Hotel.
trance on l1th street. ..
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had
all hours. Single Bath 25e.. or fict ets for 81.
OsBORNE's GOLD ENAMELED DAGUERREos
TYPEs-The public are invited to call and view the
new styles Dsguerreotypes taken at this oIdestab-
lished Gallery. They admitted to be superior to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE, q
S2f Opposite Exchange Bank
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Mormon TRoUBLEs.-The Salt Lake City people,
have their troubles well a. others The U. states
soldiers have been playing the mischief With the
hearts OF the Mormon girls Brigham Young says
tnsy h.vs oorrupted the morals Of the women ard
pisy the same game again The soIdisrs hsvs gone,
sbd With them . nunbsr OF Mermon girls. ~
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, COACH FACTORY.-T

49, Subscriber hss on hand . number of
lint CARRIAGE and Bl lGGiES, OF his own
u.ke, which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
dssirous Of purchasing HOMEMADE WoRE. will do
we'll to ave hin call before purchasing elsewhere.
~ REPAIRING done with nestness and dis
psI:h and upon terms which cannot fail 10 please
T. H. FOWLER, franklin at,
,e9-lm Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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A CASE OF CoNscIENcE.-The Pittsburgh papers
mention a singular case of honesty In tradesman
of that city Some i've years ago he borrowed
about six hundred dollars from an intimate friend
who had the amount lying idle in bank, and gave
him az security fraudulent mortgage ON property
belonging to his mother. The tradesman found
on Investigation thet his mortgage was good for
nothing, and that not cent of his claim could be
realized The rest of the story 10 thus told by the
Pittsburgh Gazette:
"The defaulter shortly afterwards started for
California, and for several years he was not heard
Of until he turned up last Spring the keeper of
q store in the mines, doing a good business, and
possessed of considerable of fortune. He was
not again heard from, until the arrival OF the steam
er, few weeks ago from California, when the
gentleman from whom the money had been Dor.
rowed received a note from him, stating that he
had sent over thousand dollars, to pay principal
and Interest of the long standing account and that
that sum was now awaiting bis order at a banking
house In New York, which he named The gem
tlemsn had given up ell hopes of ever getting his
money and was sstonished at the intelligence
He took measures, however, to ascertain Its truth
by writing on 10 New York. A few days aftes he
received letter from the bankers named, which
fully corroborated II In every particular. and the
gentleman departed immed lately for that city, TO
get the money. He has not yet returned, but we
learn from letter to friend, that be has the mon.
ey safely In his possession"
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PRcGREss OF THE YELLOW FRvER-The yellow
fever has made its appearance at Grand Gulf, Port
Gibson, and Cooper's Wells, Miss. At the las.
named place all the visitors stsmpeded imme.
oil
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stands that Gen. Rusk will visit Austin In Novem
Der, when the Legislature will be 10 session, and
that he will urge the acceptance Of the Texas d. ut
bill. as a preliminary step to the construction of
the Pacific Railroad
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EEA NOTICE.-The Steamboat

5ulkssss@ssyIk ~ !O,1.. y dnUH:~I He steaIlDUat
~ AUGUsfA-Cspt W. C SMITH
WI W. Ie.uge her regular trips to Hampton on WE'D.
hEsOAY, August the 22nd
me csn running in connection with the Angus.
IA IA VIII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
TefY: MoNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
@oInlne' at Ct O'Clock, for Port Wsthal. where
sl"epseTs taAe the Boat returning, the Angus
,Epi VIII leave Hampton the alternate days. viz
hspAf, THURSDAY and SATURDAY morn
si at Ai1 O'clock The Augusta will stop at all the
'shainss on the river, both going and returning
ohies r. p. R. R.Co.}
AuguEt 20, 1875 -. O.,
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MATTRESSES, SECOND-HAND

N ATTKESSES, 8 T. g ND-H A ND
N1 FURNITURE. &c.--The cheapest and best
made Mattresses OF all kinds; Furnitura
of various aerptionB; Cooking and other Stoves az
ways on hand; Mattresses made to look as well
as new; Furniture of all kinds Repaired. Ciesnad
and Vanished at very reasonable prfees ; -,
WANTED TO PURCHABE-A large ouantitv of
country SHUCKS, ready prepared for mating Mat
tresses, by JAMES LUXFORD -. s
Sc 6-dIm&c c2t* Corner Graee and 9Th streets
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CHEAP CITY MADE FURNITURE

~ we Lne undersgned, still continue to conduct
the CAHIaET BUSINESS, in all its branches =
we have on n hand an assortment of FURNITURE,
We have also on hand an assortment of COFFJNs
from feet inch long down to % inches, Of msho.
sany, chsrry and poplar. Also-Flat top Pine Cof.
fms suitable for servants.
We also keep HEARSE and Horses, which we
"ill furnish at any and all hours and on more rea.
sonsble terms than can be procured in the eity hy
caiing at the old stand of Franklin and 18Th
streets. .. -s..af WIN. A. LEA. - -
WIN SATTERWHITE
: P g. We wish to employ HAND to make ed
stesds; aise. three Journsymsn CABINET MA.
kERS Steady job, good wages, aud cash. 7--'s
se S-8t" f VIM. A. LEA q Co :
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bits CT BLARNEY;" by R. SHELTON MACK.
ENzIE; author of the Lie of Curran,' "Shiels
sketches of the Ir ish barr &c This work 10 very
neatly issued from the press of Redield 1t is a
very sprightly book, 10 Mackepzie's best vein.-
1t devoted to Irish legends, Irish characters wit,
whimsicalities and anecdotes. For sale by But
TIERS & SIMoNS
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Ex President Fillmore, it is raid, has decln ed the
honor of Doctorate of Laws fiom the University Of
Oxford, which Lord Palmerston and other great men
of Ed CLAN were desrous to have conferred on him
aud this on the ground that he had not received q
university even college education.
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El NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF <
IL HATS, CAPS, &C.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.

JOHN DOOLEY
Respectfully informs bis frienos and the public that
be has just opened the Fall trade with an elegant
and most extensive assortment of
HATS, CAPS, &c.
His stock of Virginia manufactured Goods which
has been got up on very large scale and with the
greatest care, will be found together with his fue
supply OF imported articles, to embrace ever style
and to be unexcelled anywhere
FERNS will be such as cannot fail to prove highly
satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET.
set-Sm Richmond Va
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E II MOTTO TO
- Xng1k-Xx PASSENGERS ON THE
RICHMOND AND DkNVILLE, AND SOUTH
sipE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DAhVILLE Or LYNCHBURG:
Break Asst! FASTii
AMPLE fIME GIVEN TO EAT
fhs ubscrber 10 now prepared to furnish the PAS
isngers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
OF the Richmond and Danvile and South.Side Rail-
roads Immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my Yl7-l2m SAM'L D. BURKE.
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A Town WITHOUT HorRL.-In the town of Bev
erly, Mass, which contains large and prosp porous
community, there is not it is said single hotel or
place Of public entertainment. stranger in the
place. who was left by the a few days ago could
find go lodgings for the night and obliged to
walk into Salem We doubt if this ease has a paral-
lei in the country
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LUcKY.-Amopg the prizes drawn last week In
the Jasper county, Ga. Academy lottery, was one
of g., 600 by ticket holder 10 Lynchburg.
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10
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
will attend to the sale OF Real Estate, and ever,
description Of Msrshandise. Household Furniture
mh8 Ne''l o.
HAIR Dye, HAIR DYE OHNSON
and never washes off. We will advise ali who Dys
to gye Johnson CALL as he warrants to give perfect
Also to be had FLEfCHER's HAIR ToNIC-ap
infaibe remedy for all the ills that he human hair
10TH ST., BETWEEN MAIN CARY SITS.
au 20 -
HAIR ToNIo.-This Tonic is unsurpassed
by anything now bef,re the public 1t will promots
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head Of dandruf, prevent headache, and 10 one
of the lest toilet articles ever used.
Made and sold by R.. C. HoBSON. wholesale
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and 8hampoop-
Ing Roon1 under the American Hotel-entrance
1lth st. au7
NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JOHN JoHNs0r
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door to DIR. Powell on 10th street,
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
sire an easy and pleasant shave, will find him here
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
.na as superior style Of Hair ,h Cutting Is gEovsrbs
will continue to manufacture the celebrated hair
storatve and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
shsmpoon bath, viii make his shop, he hopes, the
resort Of ali who desire to be waited upon his line
MORE EvIDENcE.-We have just been
informed by gentleman from the country, with
large family that he as had great many attacks OF
Summer Complaint; but not in one instance hiss he
failed in making perfect Ia less than twenty
four hours, with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs.
He believes also that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bitters. He says he never
intends to do without it in bis family. His name
will be used If required, but he does not wish it pub
lished. b..
Price only SO cents per bottle.
For sale By Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.
BENNETT l. BEERS. and Druggists everywhere
Orders filled by addre ssing
BAKER, Proprietor.
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m IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

IMPUhIANTF NUIICE III IA
- BOOT AND CATER WEARERs.- &
emheen to twenty per cent. saved by buy.
lag hon ]. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. .T
tssCshkin sewed Boots. $3.50
sfaLch Celfskin Patent Leather CATERS. $50
saH quality English Kid Gatsrs. $50
s's sld Drab Cloth Gsters.. .S.25
HeHeh Ctfskin and Lasting CATERS. .S.25
tal.kn sewed Ehoes. ............,......225
holaskn Hats, beat quality y..................S5 $50
sdestn Hats second quality 500
f1houebe Silk Hats. ................,....25 so
rerrlt cash. 10 =
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GMSO TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS
&FNTVi AND VALICES.-All those in want
MlAI Y Elof the above articles are respectfully
invited to cali at l23 Main ST., where
nav be found good assortment at prices to Euit the
tines DAVID WALSH,
tri 10 Main st.
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LHEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The pub ic are
eereoy informed. thstI have just received By Adams
will be applied upon che nos wnisn
9e found at s hours Of the day 1t the Hair Ires;ss
ssloon ander the American Hstel, AID At nisbt %
ON, between Main and Franklin sfzeets
S.b:-Cupping and Leeshius -romptIv aue.S.l
o, At the shortest notice. 49, 'A'
nos - osHossoH.
kosooE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
richmond Vs. Practices in tn. Courts of the cifv at
HenSico. ''o 'eto eno
:, y Office Northeast corner OF Main and lsh sta.
Entrance on 11th st. An I6-Im* .
+ THE YELLOW FRvER.-IMpoRrAyrL LEr-
TER FROM THE VENERABLE DR.. HAMPTON. now
Psoprietors Of Hampton's Tincture, dated August
tSth 1895, he says:-"I sec Ia the papers that the
na have to ss.D.
sbs 6Ips svsn In large doses the discovery OF
and imssaps ,ssssion re- would at follow
mend the fincture, In preference to ell known dis
REsToRAroR AND INvIeoRAToR.-It has shswn Il.
NES1oUs sS5s.D DISEASES,
storing the shattered eonsttutiou and thus inf,ios
hope IL place Of de.pondency By its mild pleasant
and the nervous system, Il cures DpsDsD.ia assss
Complaint Dseases Of the Urinary Organs, Coughs,
a:fn.a a. n.: Sronehial Afsetsess cnsanpfion, sqfIa
GoIt. Nsaralgia. Fits Fi.tula. Piles, with disease:
arising from impure blood. :
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
has in DR. HAMPfONS VEGETABLE TING.
TokE cure for its numerous and complicated AZ.
ransement: Hundreds Who have been dsbiltatsd
and dispirited, and on the verge Of 8 prsmsture
grave. have been restored by 10 use to blooming
health, which we are shundansly able TO prove be
such host Of ~
LIVING WITNESSES
a. We think 40 other medicine can produce .+
Sl per bottle, SIX bottles for S5 ta
Sold In HichmOnd kv a aTRRCYr0
fuhCELL, LApD CO. and by all th . Druggist,
lets gratis. An b AZ ~.
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an expsrI-
snced praetitioner Of Msdiens, Surgery snd Ob.te
triss. having located ON Broad street thea door,
anove tenth offers his professional servcss 10 thr
he has devoted r1uon tins and attention t. the
study and practice of Midwifery, aud 10 shs treat.
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Childreu
ap 5-6m* RICHD 8. CAUTHORN AZ II
10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-Ar retired cler-
gymsn, restored to health in few days after man
years OF great nervous suffering is anxious to mak4
known the means of cure, Viii send (frsal the pre-.
scrip ion used Direct Rev. JOHN Nj DAGNALL.
1-dImNwdtx
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Last Wednesday the Rev
DR.. Parker and his wife, of Camb ridge Mass and
the Rev. Mr.. Ashley and his wife, of Syracuse, N.
Y, were out carriage riding, when the vehicle was
upset. and they were all seriously, though not dane
| gerously, Injured.
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TIL MAS W. KEESEE,
AUCTIONEER

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale OF Real Estate and avsys
description Of Merchandise. Household Furniture
ka Airo-Fo Renting out Houses, Collesting &e
NH
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SIMAs' NovsLs.-Tne enterprising publisher
Redield, continues his edition of Simms' Novels
The last volume Issued is " Guy Rivers" which Is
gotten up In the most handsome style, with those
which have preceded 1t. For sale by BUFFERS &
SImoNs.
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6lSiiii We have On hand and for
,ls A. n n. sale DECK BOATS Of the largest
J to Ga 49, EN- BOATS, and Square Timber from
acb@o.sset at our Boat Yard, Penitsntiary Pend.
sCI6-ssu. HOWELL l. MESSLER.
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10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs-Ar retired cler-
gymsn, restored to health in few days sfrar mar,
years OF great nervous suffering is anxious to max
known the means of cure, Viii send (freal the pr..
scrip:ion used Direct Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALL
No 81 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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AN APPROPRIATE CoNNEcTIoN.--A dwelling
house in South Boston, Mass, il now being remc-
deled, by putting stores in the basement story -
When finished the easterly store be used as an
apothecary store. The house overhead 10 to be oc
cupied by physician. The other store 10 to be oc
cupied a coffin warehouse. and the house over it
has bee leased by an undertaken.
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H IO GENTLEMEE.-We have
M "a hsnd. OF cur own manufacture, a good
- ,Ippiy Oh senpa sleeve Buttons; do Breast.
sOU.,o, p,us DO shirt Studs, all set with precious
Ting rssy Sooa .na oentie zen In want Of some
supply themselves at Nc. 75A Main ct.
ua MYERS & JANKE,
Fashionabie Jewellers
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BLOODY TRAGEDY IN NEBRAsKA.-Several per-
sons, sons said to be members of the Nebraska
Legislature, recently attempted to oust a squatter
named Davis, who barricaded his log house A
battle then ensued, and firearms were freely
used. man from Iowa, named Goss, was killed
another named Purple, had his arm broken q nd two
others were wounded. The wife and children OF
Davis, Ii is reported, were killed
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kosooE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
ncnmopd vs., Practices in the Courts of the cfv al
Rich.ond and OF the counties OF Ches,e1n.;d ~ y
HenSico. '|'ete eno
q Office Northeast corner OF Main and II IN .t.
Entrance on I1th &c. an Je-1-~
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WHLIAM 7 . CO C0LEMAN u I. 7. 8 Co.

hUVAL Il NORTON, -97z. Z
~ WHOLESALE 4 RESAlL DEALERs n.
Ia p,ugs. msdioiees. Pssts. Oils. and al alsislss
assslly kept 10 = Drug Htoss. - s.s-.''''"
J.P OuVAL. ms J. Hk0kftN ~
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v OssSsnED ss"1 sUGAR.-I00 bbls Crushed
"'-'s '''' S6aEIsS5;;,, 81 e r.; ;.sy1seusn 81 /. co.
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SUGAR FOR SAN FRANCIsco.-fhe quantity Of su-
gar shipped to San Francisco 10 immense Within
thirty day. find there have gone forward 74fO
barrels 4758 half barrels ISL packages 100 kegs $50
boxes 20 hossheads-in all Is ss9 packsges.-Boston
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Governor Price of New Jersey. has reeommende,
the Observance of Thur sday, the 4th Of October,
a day of Thsnksgiviag.
Sergeant Murray, u. 9. A., was killed the 2
ms ,n.t at Baton Rouge, La BY Sergeant Hammer. Q
the same company.
Mn, e. Place 10 engaged at the Gaety Theatre,
o., as leading "old woman"
list of Consnls. Vica-Consuls, and Consula
Agents, In the service Of the British Government
52s.
Chas. Orlando Scott the New York prize baby
has arrived in Boston, to enter the baby SHOW
there
Z On the 9th of August, eight hundred Russian pii
sonera were exchanged at Odessa. Eight Epgis
omeers are stiil prisoners there.
Locnsts have done much damage to the cropsi !
southern Russia this season h
Enoeh Evsrstt, a we'll kaown citizen of Nobnl
was drowned last week.
T. T. Bsrnum. Esq. is to give the snnuai addres
before the Chenaneo County Agricultural society
IN Norwich, N. Y 9th September.
The Logan House at Jfffsrsonsilie, Ind, NJ
'ds'troyed by are on Friday last.
kaatsss Troupe g u Ciacianssi. =
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Fifty journeymen carpenters under direction of r
9. Otis master builder, of Syracuse departed from
that ety Sep TO- for Kansas for the purpose ofereet
ing Government buildings at Fort Lesvenworth. -
Each receives $50 per month, besides board and
travelling expenses. 1t is supposed that about one
year will be required to finish the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13

WESTERN RAILROAD AFFAIRs.-The Spring gfied,
Vll } journal. announces that the Chicago, Alton
and ST. Louis Railroad has been leased for term Of
twenty to Hamilton Spencer, late VicePresi-
dent Of the Company, at consideration of $500 600
per annum, including the interest on the floating
debt of tha Comnanv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13

M FOR RENI1iLs bricA c.. DweII1DA
- OF IIs SstslIGs containing rooms, including
sIpeS poom, With Kitchen snd ether necessary out.
san "a With bydrsnt in the yard. Possession
Vg Even on .bs lh Of ostp6eT 1872 Apply to mr'' T.
WOOD, or Nj. JUAN PlZZiNi, Main st.
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