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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

DEATH OF a WELL, KNOWN CITIzEN.-The
Frederick sburg Herald states that Dr. Benjamu
Taiaterro, OF Orange county, died at his residence
of pneumonia, on Sunday Last. SO sudden and
fatal was the attack that he barely signed his will
before life departed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

HARD FALL.-Albert Worrell, lad
about twelve years old, was thrown from q horse
on Broad street. nearly opposite the Central depot
yesterday afternoon and had his arm disloc ated at
the elbow. Or. Wilson being In the neighborhood
at the time rendered the necessary medical assist
anee TO the little fellow after which he was taken
home. The horse became alarmed at the engine
which caused the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

The INAUGURAL MEETING of the YOUSG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held on FIR
DAY evening. 26th inst. at u O'Clock, in the lst
Presbvteria1 rev. Mr.. Moore't) Church.
Addresses may be expected from Rev. Messrs u
A. Davis, T. V. Moore and J. l.. Burrows The pub
lie generally are invited to attend ia 25-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

N. 7. Tucker, who was tried some time ago, for
the murder of his wife and child In Brooklyn was
on Tuesday last taken before the court and his
discharge asked on the ground of insanity. The
lawyers on both sides were heard but no decision
WAS rendered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

SUICIDE IN GRAFTON, (MAss Mr.. Benjamin
deep dependency, laboriug under the idea tn at I'll
the family were coming to absolute starvation on
Thursday noon OF last week committed suicide bv
cutting his throat with a razor He was - vears
OF age, and resided with his son; who is In good
pecuniary circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

AccEssoRY-William Butler, a white
man, charged with assisting William Sterling in
stealing barrel OF -four from Daniel Hunt was
before the Mayor yesterday, but as John Smith,
another OF the tre had not been captured, his ex
animation was postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

On Wednesday, there were sales of Virginia Stock
at slight decline-the rates being 1851 to $685. The
Journal OF Commerce, of Wednesday evening, say,
there was no change in rates of interest and money
was freely furnished at the prevailing rates
The specie taken out by the Baltic was all Freneb
coin' amounting to $4,000. Foreign Exchange clos
ed firm at lo80los most of the business being done
at below g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

Fatal Acc1DENT.-On Friday last, white man
named Tat, or Tally, 10 the employ of Mr. James
Frazier, was run over by loaded wagon on the
plank road, above Fredericksburg, and instantly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

ImpRoyING--The old Swan tavern, on
Broad street, is being ovrehauled and improved.
WOrkmen are now engaged in digging out the
basement and in thoroughly renovating the build
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

CHROMo LITHoGRAPHY, or colOured Litho-
graphy, has been carried in this country to a
very astonishing degree Of perfection. We
saw some magnificent specimens OF this art
yesterday from the establishment of Mr.. d.
CHILLAs, of Philadelphia. One of them, an
elegant print of Washington, bordered with
most exquisite ana brilliantly colored de-
signs of the arts, industry, &c. The portrait
of Washington IS from Stuarts picture aud
is remarkably faithful. The print constitutes
superb library or parlor ornament. There
were among the specimens a number OF
plates of flowers and fruit, executed for the
government, to be published with the report
which is to be issued from the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington. They are wonder
fully true to nature. He is now in Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

GETTING LowER.-Negro women are
hiring Tor much less now than ut the commence
ment of the season, and there are a great many
more unemployed, than is usually found about the
agency otices at the close of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

DR.. Plumer has written letter to the New York
Observer, in which he argues that the reports
which state that Gen Washington at ii e bat
tie of Monmouth, are not correct. The tradition,
where Gen. Washington was best known, is, that
he never uttered an oath, called upon the Deity
irreverenty.
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"Goop TINE CoMisG."- As many of our

"GooD TIME COMING AS many Of our
readers will be gratifed to perceive, Mr.. o. P.
BALDWIN has consented to repeat his four lectures
heretofore delivered at the Athepeum, which were
received with such universal appreciation by the
each evening In order to give all who desire op
portunity of hearing these lectures, the African
Church has been engaged. aud as it will be well
warmed and admirably lighted with gas for the &C.
casion, will prove the most convenient place in the
city for those who wish to attend. Persons DESTROYS
of hearing these lectures will have an opportunity
OF purchasing tickets for the at reduced pri
ces The lectures are to commence next Tuesday
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

CENTRAL AMERICA.-We understand
that Mr. j. C. Schermerhorn, has been appointed
an officer in Col Kenneys expedition to Central
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
The New METHODIST CHURCH, on u

Hill hiss not vet been finished and fears are enter.
tanned that the building committee will be conpell
ed to stop the work for time, owing to the scarcity
of money, and the impossibility of collecting SUBJ
.criptions made when times were easier and the
sneedful' less hard to come ct. Anv further delay
in completing this beautiful edihce. will prove very
nconvenient to the large consre CATION worshippiue
at Union Chapel, and the ladies' have therefore re-
solved to make grand effort To raise the means to
push the work ahead To effect this object thew
have determined on having Fair On the 22d of Feb
ruary, and to apply the receipts &c the payment of
the workmen. They have alresdy coma enced the
labor of soliciting contributions and they are GO
ing into it with spirit worthy of success it is to be
hoped that our citizens will aid them literally.
Ten years since the now thicklv settled suburbs of
the city on Church and Union Hills, were barren
wastes dotted here and there with few private
dwellings and half dozen grog shops The laGiss
then, seeing the Importance of reformation,
about ereoting a place of worship; aad it
was completed the haunts of vice that had given
their stead meet residences arose as ii by magic,
while the dissipated hordes commenced seeking
hauuts, unable to withstand the moral and rei-
gous iniuen that radisted from the house of God
and encircled them if with eirdls Of fire All ho-
nor to the ladies' for what they have done-may hea-
ven reward them bounttfuily But their mission of
mercy is not yet ended. The little chapel erected
by their energy is too small to accommodate the
multitude who seeking for knowledge, and they
are again sJlvlng TO erect temple TO the Most
High IL ;ently large for all who are thirstng for
truth. Assin they calling the public to give
them q he ping hand Who refuse them assist
ancel w no can rel Get their appeal! Who can hear
their suppleations in behalf of cause SO holy, and
turn deaf ear to theml No one. we feel assured :
and therefore say, the new church will be COM
peted at once, now that the ladies-God bless them
have willed ii 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

OBSTRUCTION summons against Jas.
Winston for taking sand from Broad street, near
2Sth, will be disposed Of by the Mayor this morn.
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

City OF RICHMOND, to wit:
Personally appeared before ne this day. Pc ter
w. GrubSs. President and Edward MCCARTHY. Sec
Rotary, of the Mechsnics Building Fund Associatsn
of the City of Richmond, and seveFaiiy made oafE
that the above report correct to the best of their
knowledge and belief
Given uader my hand this Gath day of jan, 1855
ia 2S-lt n. G.. LIPSCOMRE, J.P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

FALSE ALARm.-There was a false alarm
of fire about half past o'clock yesterday evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

CosTlNyEp.-Mrs Mary Riley charged
with stealing saos from John Cunningham, will
have an examination before the Mayor 10 day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

BAD HoUsE-Mark Carey appeared be-
fore the Mayor. yesterday, and, on oath, charged
Terrence Rooney with keeping low gaming house,
where all sorts of persons associated 10 indulge in
games of chance Roney will have hearing on
this charge forthwith, and if Carey can prove all he
says will find himself in very uncomfortable con-
dition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

sTHE MARRIAGE CAsE. after
noon case OF habeas carpns came before Judge
oiopton. which has attracted a vast deal of atfen.
tion In this city and In Henricu comfy the partic-
uiars oil which we have heretofore laid before our
readers We ailude TO the marriage Of Lewis
Schonberger aud Miss Louisa Jordan, on Sunday
,ast, oy Rev. Philip Courtney, on license issued
oy the clerk OF Henrico, false oath. made by
man named Hughes and the forcible separation of
the parties by the young ladys father, Mr. Patrick
Jordan. who took her into possession and carried
her home. where she Is now detained
The writ OF habeas corpus was sued out by Schon.
berger TO get the custody of his WIFE, To the petit
ton the defendant answered that he was the proper
custodian of his daughter. she being under 81 years
OF age, and he not having released his paternai
rights
Mr. August, the counsel for the complainant, ad-
mitted that the young lady was under age but thst
having been married by minister OF the gospel
authorised to solemnze the rites OF matrlmony ne.
husband had the right to hold her In CUSTODY, ano
thereupon offered to prove by two witnesses the
marriage ceremony.
Mr. Crump, counsel for the defendant, objected
to the introduction of the testimony at that point
and asked the Court to discard it. before the mar
rage ceremony could be proved, it was necessary
to introduce the license, authorizing the minister
10 join the parties together, and then READ from zoe
statute to show the rectness OF isposon, Wnlcn
declares that where lady is under the age OF 81
years. the consent of the parent or guardian must
be obtsned on oath, before the clerk OF the corpo-
ration or county to whom the application Tor the
license \ made If the ceremony had been per-
formed contrary to law, then the marriage could
not be valid one
The Judge decided that it was necessary to prove
license and the fact of marriage as well as that
the person who solemniZcd it was legally author"
Used to do
The complainant not wing the license, the case
was adjourned till Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock.
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! N-Stif BUFFERS & sIMoNs.
Under SHIRTS AND DRAWERS

~ Still on hand good assortment Of .sn,,. I'm.
der Shirts and Drawers for sale cheao. for sab he
.. MERCHANT WEISI0ER,
100 liz Main Of.
ALSo-ked Flsnnel Shirts and Drawers, for ssr-
wants. ia 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

DRIME LEAF LARD.-9 kegs prime
l. Mountain Leaf Lard, in small kegs: for sa1s hv
T.. ID. SkINKER CO.
Ja1 50 Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

No Of shares, 1872.
No. of shares unredeemed, 100.
Estimated cash value of each share, s. 81.
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AMUsEMENTs.
AFRICAN CHU RICH.
LECTURES
O LIV e r P. 3 ALDwTu

A T the solicitation of many citizens n,
"A q. P. BALDWIN will deliver courss q, = -
LECTURES at the shove Church, commspsI,. W
TUESDAY EVENING next, the 3Dtb in,f - "a
minating on FRIDAY the "a Of February. 'ef'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jan. "a

ARRIVED,
Sch George Washington, Camp. Phladelphia; coal,
w Robinson.
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and drain underground. Where this flue Joins
the shaft a jet of water plays through rose,
creating downward current, which carrying
the smoke, leaves It condensed on the sur
face of the water in the tank :" from whence
it may be collected for consumption, or float
ed off by the DRAIN A somewhat expensive
way of suppressing smoke; but it is stated
that 1t viii save fuel in the proportion OF four
to eleren. We suppose it will, as there is
likely to be no draft and very little fire. A
much better way would be to dispense with
fire and save all We notice these things to
show what the scientific world is about
WoN'T HAVE OFFIcE.-The Albany Atlas
denies the rumors put forth by Washington
letter writers relative to Gov. Seymours OBJ
ject in visiting the Federal city recently, and
his receiving an appointment as Minister to
England or France. 1t adds that "there is
no Office at Washington or elsewhere which
Governor Seymour would accept The
Governor forms an extraordinary exception
among Nec York politicians with regard
to whom the Atlas remark wonld read more
truly transposed thus There is no office In
Washington, or elsewhere, they would not
accept" Indeed, most ofthem are not to be
gotten rid of until they get Office, and many
Of them are appointed to Office to get rid OF
them. One of them, Robert Morris, vete-
ran office-hunter, called so often on MIR. Polk,
tn nress his claims Us TO suggest for him the
sou6riguet of Morris muhtcaul5s," bywhieh
he was generally known; and indeed, no
man relished the joke more than he for a
New Yorker is quite bold and frank in his
office hunting. A Virginlan, on the contra
ry, is very SLY about it; he proceeds as sneak
ingly as though he was going to rob hen
roost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

a HE'LL LIME have for sale, and
~ will keep constantly on hand, at my Lime Rils
near Captain Goddin's Tavern, Gu Bacon @ after
Branch, large supply of the best leit5 Of SHE'LL
LIME. Farmers and others ia want of this article,
get their orders filled by applying me in per.
son, or addressing me through the City Post Office.
ia 26-dIm c2m j. MOSS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

ROY'S BOOTS CHEAP.-Wisbine to
~ close balance of Boys stout Boots great bar
gains will be sold at No. 43 Main st. by
js26 WIN. WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

MOUNTAIN BACON.-5O0O Lbs No. /
NA Bacon, cured in Rockingham county, daily ex
pscted. liza &c BROWN L. SHOOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

LHAMILY, SUPERFINE AND EXTRA
Il FLOUR.-S0O Bbls. Mt. Solon Crobargsr, Au-
gusta, Waynesbore, Swoope and other brands super;
Us Bbis. Wsynesboro', Hope and Crobsrgsr Extra;
140 Bbls Swoope, Hope. CoHman and Globe Family.
ja26 BROWN SHOOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

ZINE BEAVER OVER COATS.-We
Il have few of those fine Beaver Over Goats left
which we are selling at cost, for cash.
8. MERCHANT l. WEISIGER,
j. 70 liz Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

HOME LIFE. RUTH HALL By Fanny Fern.
JAYS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. FATHER CLARK.
Prices OF CAMPBELLISM, o.. A liberal di..
&C unit made to the trade For sale bv
CHARLES WORKMAN, PCS Main st
Ia &-St 9ouarA ahove Va Rank.
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ERESH Received on YES
l. terdey. per Express, fresh supplies Of
CAMPBELLISM EXAMINED. By Rev 7
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50 FOR MA neat two story
sesssfa frame House on Union Hill, containing four
rooms ana basement, with suits bic out-houses Rent
moderate. Enquire of WIN WHiTLUCK,
ia S6~-.s Stall SO Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

hlnatlbg ON FhiDdf tue "a OF February.
FIRST LECTURE.
TUESDAY,, JANUARY 50M.
THE GOOD TIME COMMA
sgCosD LECTURE
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY Stat
YANKEES AND sOrrTHERNERs,
THIRD LECTURE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARYI lat.
1.-THE GOOD OLD TINES
FOURTH LECTURE
FRIDAY, FE;BRUARY2d
'WoaAN's RIGaTs.n
TICKETS tor tts Cou:ss OF Four Lectures II A.,
For AMI one Ct the s6o.e Lectures, Is cents 70 -
obtsiued at the Bookstores, at the Dispatch OF.
and at the Scor. IA o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

EOR HIRE-A No. Dining-Ro0m Ser
l. want for Hotel or Restorative. A House Girl;
Factory Boys, and Man that ig a Shoemaker or
would do Shaker out in Factory.
EDGAR MACON
ia 26-lt Metropolitan Hail,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

CULVERT NO. SO, Jan. %. 1855,
X A r II Meet tonight at bali
1Ss ALI He psst7 O'Clock, in your Chi.
vert The terrific sentence of X Y. L. will be pro.
By order Of NICHOLAS
ia 9-lt@ CAPT PHITJPs PTSTrp
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urw SPECIAL NOTICES.
F1Rsr ANNUAL REpoRr of the MEcHAs-
cs, BUILDING FusB ASSOCIATION;
S5,l45 sc

Due to stockholders for payments 10 advance 90
Due outstanding bills. .................. ia 70
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NHEAP OVERSHOES.-Dete to
~ close the balance of my stock of Overshoes |
will offer them at greatly reduced prices l hsv7
sill good assortment of gents Sandals and Over
shoes; Ladies' Sandals, Bnskius and Overshoes:
Misses Buskips and Boots, and Boys Overshoes-
Only think Miss.s and Boys Over.hoes q. 75c cash.
at WIN WALSHS, No as M sin al
Sign Big Boot, nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
in %
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e. FOE RENT-A wooden Building,
~ Ia the immediate vicinity of my store, suitable
for = workshop or stable.
jasG r. CAUTHORN
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a TTENTION MILITARY.-I have on
"A hand fair supply Of White and Buff CASH.
Tsos: 1 ana.S Ce:f aud
jsa WIN. IRA SMITHS, ia Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

TOR HIRE-A c0iored woman, of excel
L. lent character, who is good WASHER and
IRONER. and can also do PLAIN COOKING for
small family. She has child large enough to at
END to children and help about the house. Apply
It this Ofhce. ia &c
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RI, 7 RLUES- ATTENTION I

Il ATTEND a meeting and drill of yom
81 Compsny at Lafayette Hall. on SATURDAY
III EVENING, the 9th inst, at 7o'clocs, with MUS
W KET BELT and SCABBARD.
By order of the Captain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

Ut VIt u
- The superior fast sailing schr. VIM Sc
WERE, Capt. Brooks, having the bulk of her cargo
engaged, will sail with dispatch For balance of
freight, apply to
ia IS w. D. COLQUITT co.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-21
OBITUARY.

Died, al her residence, in this City, after long
and protracted illness, on the 18th inst, MARY
RHODus, eonsort Of EussNE CousIrARp, aged 10
years.
Thus, At the sweet age Of nineteen, and In the
prime Of life, WAS taken away the form Of an A.
fectionate mother and dear and beloved wife,
Again, and how soon was this father draped in
mourning and called TO mourn the loss-tbe ire.
pa rable loss Of the Idol Of his heart. the oompan
ion Of his life-who Was ever and anon ready and
willing to soothe his suffering pillow, to calm his
trouble breast, to Danish the clouds Of despair
from his brow, to speak cords Of hope and Of
sweet consolation TO hisrlesparipg and sinking
heart, TO make home cheerful and happy. But,
alas, the FIRE side companion, wife and mother 10
no more. Long live her memory. c.
In this city, on Thursday morning the 18th
inst, II. @. BEACHBARD, a native Of JefFeson
County lndiana-sged % years.
Although NOT personally acquainted with the
deceased; yet We knew him well, from number
Of voluntary communications, to this and other
papers.
Toa generous wholesould naturei no added
talents Of the first and fairest order.
BsAgHBARp, was wit.-The bright sciutilations
Of his well store mind, are indistructable gems,
that will be gathered up for the feast OF reason
and the How Of SOUL" promised when the wags
and wits Of this, shall assemble In better world.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-21
How BARruM CAueHr A TARTAR

HOW pARNUM cabtNi y aN Inn
The Albany Argus gives an amusing
account Of legal controversy, com
menced some time ago, and which is
still in progress, between DR.. srald'
ing, Of Albany, and Mr.. Snowman
Barnum. The facts as stated by the
Argus are as follows
Bsrpum commenced suit against
the Doctor seeking TO recover the mo
dest little sum of $40 600. alleged to
be the value Of a Giraffe, lost over
board from the Floating Palace in
the Mississippi river, opposite New Or
leans. Disputing the Justice Of the
claim, the doctor declined giving his
check for the amount, and gentlemen,
learned in the law, were forthwith en-
plcyed pro and con, and at it they
went tooth and nail, with that zeal
which a plenty Of ready cash and
wealthy clients easily command. The
fight waxed warm the evidence in
the case was taken by commission in
the city Of Cincinnati, and the result
Of the examination Of the witnesses
there, was that the great Barnum dis
covered that for once in his life he had
found his match, and was compelled
to beat retreat, and with bis charac-
teristic modesty and prudence asked
leave Of the court to discontinue the
suit. which was kindly granted, with
the further privilege Of paying all the
costs and law expenses; whereat there
was much rejoicing among the lawyers
specially interested.
But The Doctor was not satisfied
with this victory. He claimed that
the loss happened through the incom-
potency Of Batnum's own servants, it
was only right and fair that Barnum
should pay him his damages, az well
ar the money which Barnum had
pocketed for the animal, and the cost
Of shipping il to New Orleans, amount.
ing to the snug sum of $4,000; and
50 Barnum had backed out ofthe Court
the Doctor stepped in, and in,rusted
to the Sheriff narrow slip Of paper,
affectionately inviting the Barnum"
to rest for while from the cares Of
the baby exhibition and TO show ''cause
why be should not pay said Spaulding
aud Rogers the sum Of $2s, OOO.' The
lawyers re-engaged. and have again
buckled on their armor, and a. both
sides are blessed with well filed purses
rich display of forensic eloquerce
and legal learning may be anticipated
at the next November and January,
Circuit. Those who are best acquaint-
ed with the Doctors character, predict
that there will be no backing out this
time.
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&eauIar Goast Yatkets,
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COAST LINE or PACKET

COAST LINE OF PACKETS.
BELLA DONNA Il MUSIC,
TO AND FROM N. ORLEANS, wILLIAMsPORT,
BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON,
And all the intermediate Landings.
THE BELLA DONNA, Capt. WIN.
L McCoMBs, leaves N. Orleans
every Saturday Evenings, At kIf
O'Clock, for Williamsport, touch
ing At all the intermediate points;
returning, leaves Bayou Sara every Wcanes-
day, on he arrival Of the cars from Woodville.
The MUSIC, Capt. J. H. MoRRIsoN. leaves New
Orleans every Tuesday Morning, at o'clock,
and Friday Evening, 1t o'clock, for Port
Hudson: returning, leaves Port Hudson every
Wednesday and Saturday, after the arrival
Of the Clinton and Port Hudson Csrs.
Particular attention paid to the receiving and
landing Of passengers and way freight, at all
hours Of the day Or night.
HOLMES oLAUss, Agents,
oct1a. IL Tchoupitoulss street.