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HOtS open from ShHTtS'
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mo. $50 PesIl.st.
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DESTRUCTION OF A PAPER MILL.

PHuApELPHIA, Monday, Nov 5, 1875.
Kay's papor min al South Trenton, y. j., was de-
stroyed by ire this afternoon.
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Election: To-day, November G.
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.
TUESDAY, NOV. 6. 1855.

Polls open from Sunrise, e:aG, to Sunset, 4:5l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept. 50

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdzs
and passengers.
Steamer Pocahontas. Jones, Baltimore, na6ze, Lud.
lam & Watson.
sshr Ksts Holbrook, Kslluz Maine, plaster Shields
& Somerville.
sshr Eclipse, Hutchings.. Boston, ice, Griffin l.
Taylor
sehr Lizzie Myriok, Applssath, Baltimore, gaano,
8. MeGrudeI's Sons.
SAILED,
sehr Chericoke, Kirkmire. James River mdzs.
schr Adeline, Bailey, Baltimore, light.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 26.-Arrived. schrs Daniel Msr.
Y, Noble, Petersburg l6 days; Matagorda, Nerobe.
Holmes: Ira Bills. Dsper;. 6 Edwards. Hill; Mary
and Elizabeth. Thompson; VIM Stevens, Lorgstreet;
Abraham 0.bo.ne. fhilsE and L.se. Cobb,
Whipple, Richmond: Yorktown. Woglam, City P.
Arrived, schrs Danville. Chester. Richmond; R Fl
Vermilyes, Abrahams; w T Anderson, Housemau;
VIM Clark MoReady and Protection, Carman, from
Virgins
The schr Congress, built in Virginia In 1855, has
been sold private terms, for the Rio trade.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 25-Arrived, sehr e Fl Per.
ker, Parker, James River.
ALBANY. Sept. 25.-Cleared, achr Josephine, Wa
telbury, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. S7.-AYrived, schr Providence,
Mardus, Richmond.
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THE FALL OF SEBASTO

=
The fuller Geographic details received yes.
tsrdsy in the Northern papers put a dineren'
face upon the accounts about the evacuation
of sebsstopol. It appears now that the nus
sian garrison, after blowing up the defenees
on the South side of the town and the hring
Of the buildings, retrested to the forts On the
Northrside, having frst also destroyed the
bridge between the Northern and southern
divisions of the place Here, It'll presumed
they will hold out yet for some time-accofo'
Ing to French accounts-"to the last
Tho only reference to any retreating OF
the Russians into the interior, in the &C.
counts received last night, is in an extract
from the Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, which states that it was reported IN
Paris that $500 troops had embarked at ba-
laklava for the north of Sebastopol, who re-
port that the Russians there were in full re
treat towards Perekop. The most authentic
Paris accounts not only do not speak OF such
a retreat, but anticipate an obstinate mold
ing out of the Russians in the Northern
forts. Whether it is possible or not for them
to hold their position, it is probable that they
will give the allies more trouble. We see
it stated that the admirals OF the allied tieet
did not think it safe to venture into the har'
Dor until Fort Constantine should be 81
fenced.
The bombardment, which terminated in
the evacuation of portion of Sebastopol.
vas perhaps the greatest of modern times
The loss of life in the sanguinary struggle
forpossession Of the forts was immense-even
greater, we conjecture, than is represented
by the dispatches of the allies. These state
that the French loss was $4,000, and they set
down the loss of the little English army at
2,000 The same authorities represent the
Russian loss at $4,000 The seige has been
long, and the conquest is meagre indeed, in
comparison with the immense outlay of
treasure and human life it has involved
And Sebastopol is not all taken yet There
is more work to be done, and more blood to
be spilled before the achievement will be |
completed What then? 1t is probable the |
var will then have but new beginning.
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DIED.,

OF consumption, on the oath of August at the res.
idenes of Mr.. John g. Peers. In the county of Ches
terfisld, 10 the Goth year Of her age, Mrs. SUSAN
g. HATCHER, leaving an sfsetionate husband.
devoted sister and many dear relatives to lament her
death; but have to believe that their loss
Il her Gain. Mrs. b. was . most devoted wife and
fond sister. Her suferinsa which were great, she
bore with celmness and patience. She had fer saw.
eral years bsen member Of the Baptist Church. and
died. a. We are informed, perfectly resigned.
Religious Herald copy.
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COMMERCIAL.
HICHMON'

RICHMOND MARKETS. Sept 18th.
FLOUR.-There IL no change In the Flour market.
Merchants are awaiting foreign letters and quota
tons Of Northern markets. and there transae.
lions to quote
WHEAf-Msrkst Arm and sales readily made ct
s1 so0l IS for good to prime Red; 81 $500 for good
to prime White.
CORN-We quote ss0s,s. per bushsl the latter
for smaller lots. Market firm.
GUNPOWDER.-There has bsen an advance Ia
Powder. We now quote Heard Duponps Sport.
Ing Is "; do. Blsstlng e4.s5 per keg.
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iCOL. SPALDJrG,S BOOK,

We m Messrs Buffers & Simons
that Col. SpALDINa's Book on Japan will be
published on the 10th of October, by Red
field, New York. 1t is understood to be got
ten up in handsome style, illustrated with a
number of fine engravings. We look for
this volume with much interest. Our friend,
the Colonel, will give to the public, we are
sure, a highly readable and instructive
book concerning those exclusives, the Japa-
nese.
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IreuEsr.-Yesterday afternoon Coroner
Wicker held an inquest upon the body Of dead
child found buried in the lot of b. Fitch, on Broad
between Itch and 18th streets It proved to be still
born child OF poor woman, and had been buried by
Mr. r In his lot ont Of compassion for the mother,
who had money to bury It. and through ignorance
Of the lsw on the subject. The Jury gave verdict
In accordance with the facts.
DOWDEN'S CELEBRATED DENTAL FLUID,
for impartiDs peariy whteness to the teeth, pre-:
serving the gums, removing decay, &e, delightful
preparation, FOR sale by all druegsts.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

This morning We have the most Joyful
news from the cities of Norfolk and Ports'
mouth. On Thursday there were only FIVE
deaths in the former and ONE in the lalIer
CITY. and hardly new case in either. we
hope and trust that the plague wnicn mas -.
Aicted those cities in manner tnat never
were cities afflicted before in this countr:'
Il now about finally to cease. we tnlnA
there il good reason to believe this we
cannot think that the fever can last long un
der the prevailing temperature, which mas'
be below the fever point.
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LocAr MATTERS.

auooxIxo Accrpxs Yesterday even
- shout hsif-psss O'Clock, Roger McNeunars,
~c.kmsn 3 he foundry Of messrs Anderson, De-
~ q ca. vas injured Is I shocking manner.
ne was employed 10 boring cannon, ana nae n's
left leg caught In the strap which mosec .ne III s
cbinsry. BY which u was forced 10 ean.ec. wan
the mschinery, and 20 broken and crusnea oc.~us1
the ankle and knee a. 10 render ampufstion nsc ~.
srv The middle anser of his left hand Vas eus
of In his attempt TO relieve himself IRON rIera
chinery. He was conveyed TO the Medical Consge s
where the operation of smpasating me III sssist.
cessfully performed BY Dr. A. E. Peticolsss. 100
cd by DR.. T. p. Msyo, and the poor
doing A we'll A. possible last night.
DARINs ArTEMPT AT hoBBEha a.
Munpza-On Wednesday night ISL .ab M. WIN
iog attempt was made to rnnroe, ~. s,leeu In his
TimberIake, of Henrico, while yins ,onr The day
bed. Mr. T. had been on a col.scn's on the Darby
before. and reaching bis grocery Richmond. Ia
cc,u rosd about nine miles from ncnmo o. al
he Afternoon, concluded to keep inc ,aht . fs,Iov
, ,ns .;,h hiu mi morning That n,snt teow ~.
called Maj Darby requested 20 % ;. ,hs m.rs,
.sn ali nigbt. and the two retired .! 'u1 u'I.
m.ln a ~ n TYrhsrlske was soon SOUND aeieep, put
noui. ~! ~ .i0ht was aroused, aud found his feet
du.'os Tue .,ten,pted to get up, which alarmed
neo; nc Tho vas then securing the money, and
DsIoy, s.rs,v dr ew his knife and stabbed Mr..
wno i" M then seized him and gave the
s1.rno which soon brought several servants and
other persons 10 the neshborhood to bis assistance
hut thew did not get there until he had received
eiaht severe stabs. Darby was instantly secured
and placed In jail, where he Il to undergo al ex~
animation for felony.
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CAPT. BRAGG-not of "grape" memory
not of war and gunpowder and ball celebrity;
but our Capt BRAGG, whose tsiumphs are the
triumphs of peace, and whose achievements
are those that promote the comfort and safe
ty of the travelling public. In short our
Capt. BRAGG, of the Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg Railroad, whose name by some
disadventure of types or pen was printed a
few days ago. in the Dispatch, as Captain
Bradley. We beg his pardon. His name
young as he is, is already we'll known to the
spprecistors of modest merit, who know any
thing at all of the Richmond and Fredericks.
burg Railroad, and is destined to q much
greater distinction among those whose skill
and ingenuity in railroad management and
machinery make them indispensable auxilia.
ries to railroad operations. Capt Bragg it
h. who is the efficient Superintendent of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Road, and
who is directing the improvements about the
Depot.
THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA.
1t is said that the British army in the Cr;.
msa snow almos as small as that sent bv LITTLE
Sardinia. All the efforts of Great Britain 70
swell her force in the East to respectable
dimensions have failed. She has plenty OF
money, but no men to spare, and this want is
severely felt in the unsupplied demand for
laborers rs well as for soldiers. Oppression
and poverty have driven millions from Ire.
land which was once the great reservoir of
bone and muscle for her armies and her public
works, and her farms. Australia has drain
Cd of multitudes of her own people, and now.
strange to say, man has become an article of
valle and Importance in the British mark ct.
But the men are not to be had, either for
love or money, = most humilistiog fact to be
asciosed in the presence of her ancient ri
val. and patronizing ally, France. What
'~' encouragement must such develop
men. anord to French vanity, and French as
pirations
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TRIAL PRoaREssINa.-The trial of DR..
Robs. B. starke for shooting and killing Thomas
Boze, of Richmond, on the 2sth of April, q now
progressing at Hanover II. 1t will be remember.
ed that s.arke was shooting ct another man and
Internationally caused the death of the deceased.
Judge Lomax has decided to commit the prisoner
10 js during the trial. Notwithstanding he has been
on bail since the commission Of the deed
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vrrerrrA RIrLEs-This company mas
-. s.,Irely re. organized. An election OF officers
n 81 nisce Yesterday The following comprises
s ~ n de commissioned officers: e.
Csptain-John Brickhslz LIST Lieut., Aug schsd;
end do VIM A. Spot; 3rd do, Florence Miller;
III do. Il. G. c. Zimmerman. The roll shows .
lat OF So effective members.
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DIscHAReED.-Jane, negro, the pro-
court yesterday, on the charge of using abusivs
language to Mary Holm. As the plaintiff was nrov
Ell to be In The habit Of ASSOCIATE with negroes
the prisoner was discharged
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ADMoNIsHED-Nathan Wallace, q freq
negro, was arrested Thursday night, for trespass.
ing on the premises of Mr.. VIM b. Issacs, and wss
discharged by the Mayor, yesterday, with an I'D.
monition
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LET OFF.-Bob Bailey, a free negro from
Chy Point, was before the Mayor yesterday. for
being In the city without his papers. Hs was die.
charged upon giving satisfactory account Of hims
self.
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FIRE ARMs.-T homas Jones, free No.
gro. wau ordered whipping by the Mayor. vesteI.
day for having pistol 10 HE possession contrary
10 the law on The subject
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SAILED FOB Euaorx-Among tie passeneers
Who sAiled from Boston Thursday In the s.eam.b,o
Afsiss. for Liverpool were Dr. A Graham, forr,sr
aemoer OF the Board OF Public Wsrks CT v,r,iD,,
I'd Hon Holiday, .. present. member Of y. |,
hodys 'u''
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THEArRE.-The Theatre will be opened
tn.nish' lor the season, oy mr.. J. a. Taylor, with
TO the Richmond audience. We anticipate thai the
ensuing fall and winter will be quite fssbionahle
aud animated IN Richmond. and have no Doubt n q,
xth proper variety snd spirited mana cement, the
theatre will have brilliant and suecessfuI s,esor
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WYMAs-tha adrnit. tha mnltif.r;o. !.

WYMAN the adr0it, the multifariosslv
cunning magician. tbs smart and skiliu yeutrilos,
guist. will give his iasi pariorms nee to light #
Metropolitan Hall. This afternoon, however. tor
The qualification OF the children who have a great
fancy for Wyman. and who take great deleI ! i.
Ole wonderful tricks, and especially Ia Lis endle,s
mu,tiplieation Of confectionery. be si alive one az
MS oess entertainments Sss advertisement
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Q y LARUs l. SHINE. Aucts.

GALE OF FURNITURE.-Partlcula atten-
ton qussted to my sale of Parlor Chamber Di.
ming Room and Kitche Furniture; Piano Forte VAL
liable Books; Cow. &C., ths morning, at 10 O'Clock 1t
the residence NV. P. Sheppard. decd. corner of
Grace aad 5th SITS. THOs. w. KEEsEE.
10 AnnA
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MAN EHor.-A few nights since, Mr.. j.
Allen, of Henrco. while watching his fathers corn
Geld, on which frequent depredations had been
but receiving 10 reply, fred his gun st and se-l.
ously wounded him. II was discovered afterwards
that young Mr. Barker bad been wounded and
that he was only passing through the hsld and
probably did not hear Mr.. Allen when called. It
l. hoped that bis wounds will not prove serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

SPECIAL NoTIoE.-I ask special attention
to my sale of Match Grey Ponies. this day, at 10
O'Clock at the Horse Lot.
se 20 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

BUSINESS COATS.-A fine sssortme1t
~ OF Black and Cslored Cloth aud Plain ana PAM.
whch ne invts m. sttsntias AZ nn,shas.s to
as29 KEEN B&LDWiN A 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

STRANGERS should not leave town with.
{ ut visiting SIMoNs' GALLERY, and seeing Crag-
fords statues of Patrick Henry and Thomas Jeffer-
son and they want printing done, this 10 the place
to get it cheap ana good. feS9
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AUCTION NoTIoE.-Attention is solicited
to our sale of Stock and Bugsis This (sATURDAY)
Morning at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Lot. Also-To
cur ss's of Stationery. Books snd Fancy Goods,
This Evening. at o'clock. at our sales room, up
stairs "A Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

The Rev. T. j. WHiTcoMB will preach
In the UNIVERsALIST CHURCH. on SUNDAY
next at ii O'Clock in the morning ard at O'Clock In
the evening. The public are respectfully invited to
attend. se 29-1tr
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL

IL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
At the augusta House, Main Street. Richmond
BY MISS S. L. F. SMITH,
This Institution will open on the 1st day of Octo.
ber and continue until lst of August. -
Miss SMITH will make an honest effort to i'm o art
thorough instruction and discharge faithfully her
" hole duty.
Prof PURYEAR, OF Richmond College will give
course Of Lectures during ths session on Chemstry
aud the Natural Sciences. with experiments.
Rev j. J. MCMAHON has kindly consented to
take charge of The Bible Glass aud Glass Ia Mental
Philosophy.
TUITION
Primary Glasses. to SI6
kuoi Std5sos.s -
Mathematics and French or Latin 40
ANY other Language ....................Sl0 extra
Music at Masters prices
kEFERENCEs-ProfJ C Wills and Prof c. b
Stuart, Of Randolph Macon College, Va.
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sesisd that Jas @ Clark, OF Boston. has p.id
m. y DODGE the sum OF $4,000 for ihe right and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

VIM GoULDiN, Treasurer of the Rich
mnnd Building Fund Company, will remain at bis
office On Governor street. between Main and Frank
lin streets, from O'Clock in the morning sill supset,
On MONDAY, the 1st of October, for the purpose OF
receiving dues falling due on that day. sc 28-St
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JOB PRINTIEG.-In all the various i'm
provements now making, that In letter press print
Ing has not been neglected. and the consequences 10
now reash the public eye with cards and circulars
got up in the nsstest STYLE at cost trine that
the expense - scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch job Office where the i'm rov ed labor
saving machinery 1. in use. and the best workman
are employed, tbs Proprietors prepared to far.
Dish ly printed cards at from 90 to S5 Der
thousand white or colered. and circulars at from
so to 50 per thousand Tie facitie. they possess
for rapid printing, give them the means OF doing
work az cheap as it be done at the North; and az
they are matters of their profession they can get
up In as good style. All who wish Cards Circulars
and Show Bills printed for distribution during the
approaching Fair would do well to send Ia their Or
ders and have them supplied at onoe while there Is
ample time to fill them. 90 25-6tif
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blenders, &o.-I have for sale, at low
Tenders including beautiful square tonneS. si.o
round and circle Metallic Fenders Fire Stands. of
ssmoas pstserns Blow Stands Ccsl scutties. large
crates embia eins every variety y
n,s ~ no., roa .sie, large supply Of Tavern Bells Ap
Sc s9-6w aanIrrr ~ n,.,
NnEANTS AND CHILDREN'S EM-
MISS FANNY LYON would cali tn. s,.. aiNa
ne Lso,es 70 hsr ssortmsnt of Infauts' sud Cbii.
.ehs Clntning. made up In the latest ana mn.t
ering done la the nessest mannsr, Amofod'
sa % dc. ovsr H.,SEf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29
TIE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES OF NE"
YORK.

The recent controversy in the Common
Council of New York between Mayor WOOD
and one of the Aldermen, and their mufuai
ordinations and recriminations, would have
done honor to the fishwomen of Billingsgate.
If the account given by each of the other Is
correct, House of Correction would be q
more suitable place for them than the Com
mon Council. In addition to the imputations
cast on this occasion upon municipal func'
tionaries, the grand jury of New York have
brought in bills of indictment against six
members of the Common Council for official
corruption or malfeasance in office, and a
Police Justice has been indicted for q palpa-
BILE violation of law in his official proceed.
ings. Will the Augean stable of the New
York municipal governments ever be thor
oughly cleansedl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

NCTfCE.-All the effects of the late firm
IN Of BROWN & SHOOK having been assigned
all persons indebted to the said firm are required
to make payment speedily practicable; and the
creditors are notified that thelr claims must be pre-
'epted to the subscriber within the next 60 days. In
order to enttle them to full pasticpstion In the
8 r. WEXFORD. in,
Office Baak ct, tetw 9th and 10th s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

r.r.cH.-A new steam pleasure yacht
...,s !, n Browns ship yard. below kockea
os .sCsIipso. win be launched this evening q
.,eloak