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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Mafhinerp, ST.

Hlafbinerp, ST.
CHEET CONGRESSIONAL NO
shortest notes 9th WEBsTERs (patent) PREMIUM
BENDiNG ard TUBING MACHINES, for forming up Pencil
o., N,pln Rings Cham Pump and Boiler Taoes Preserve
and Paint Csns Mustard Backing end PHI Boxes Sove sna
speskips Pipe Conductors &C. Ohes hours, A. d. 70 T.
Al Communications replied to- NV
WEBSTER MILLER. No. 81 Ssss4a.t. rear John 81 n 1
CEWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
ING MACHINE Co. call attention to theiI improved No
shpe which the 6rst preniun the CraA rAsee
eut 70 be the Of Navy ana Army mi
forms Tor the wing Of heavy soods .. s.cn ns e.
sur.d their r,p5 working M.chne invaluable Their 10
dispute The patent o. this Machine TO al vs9 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
professional Notices.

nR. c. D. GRISWOLD, No. &c White-st,. will
)d.xo,. N. hour, ftom 70 IL A. 81 and from to 10
evening to Office p.tiena ocs prescriptions N al cass'
Ore Dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
IMPORTANT SALE of ROSEWOOD A.,

MfUhIANT SAIL OF hOESWOUU aAl
WOOD PIANO FORTE PLATE MIRRORS, &c a. =
y COTTON will sell raIs DAY Saturday, Pes TO- ~ "a
oielock ct the Auction Rooms No - aeeknsn q -
large and desirable OF rich Csbne. faraitur, -
rs mosty the OF sler removed from the ao,ss -
OF The cty con ssrs IN Of several u,hossny fs,s -
sosss Lourges iichl, c,vd msh,ssuy hl Pr-ncA "a
Ihsrs French aud Gothic Bedstesfs marble TOP Drsi.s
Csrd ard Sos. Wadrobes and Beoteae, Dalas al n
.ion Tables csrpss spd Oesihs Fancy raNes Ac a.
90 rose ocd octave tsno Forte good order Also -
suee of good By virtue Of mortx,ss that wss uas,i ~
ia.t ssle Also 50 Cottage Bedste.ds good Assls A.
lot 81 Silver plated Ware The whole sola ssS a,
cred this aay MonS,y Sale wl Be peremposy wishs,f
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
6otels.

EAGLE HOTEL-LODGINGS.- Gentlemen
~ can obtain clean and co nforsbe rooms for per pisht
le ii PER week. the Hotel Of FTashfoH and
WnhAn sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Rcal Gstase for Sale.


4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Con-
"A t.ipps acres Of go Land vG:sy Of frut Trees.
coed House Barn and Buildings, sfrs.sd In Orange
topnty within u miles Of ws.hias,s avs Dspss.
hos ride cn the city lsr p.stsa., seless or Apply .
the Rev henry BELDEN; Ne - BestmaaMi h G..
HALsEf, Se 81 Jay OF WARREN AALsEY. GA The
premises
a HOUSE and LOT for SALE. No. 232 3d.sy.
"A The Bouse is bisk. four stories hish and has
s.o,ss ardernss,h # good property ,s nvs.nsri
GOOD may always be bad IS eos boat
and mortgage. Apply to y. u. GUIOH, No III BoweT
cor. GiSDds-; o. SYLvASUS RKER, Ma $50 Nssssu a.
A VALUABLE FARM for SALE-In Mount
IA Plsssnt Westeheser Counfy. miles from Kensiso
Ulionvile ard Pleassntvlle Stations the Harlem Railroad
TIE property b known tho Abraham Oa1sr5ouk Farm
The Farm Under hish Of cultivation we'd wstssed
and euee5 has tive D~sins Houses m su sn Ga. bald
ipes In coed repair The Farm contains as j, 100 sbsat
nine Of Orehsrd Of Grsned frpit Reference 10
James Hunter 90 the Place, % L. c. rs1 at Waits P.ia~
y0sEsH 2. BAfLEY.
CARLTON CLARK.
A T PRIVATE SALE-The three story white
A marble ffont house AID LOT No 70 West slsss on
souih sos sre Of Hcose q 81 feet deep Of Lot sss
finished with all the modern inrrcveu POI fsrses
particulars, Apply 10 BAKER WEEK.
30 Pine &c. corner IL Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A vesy
~ desirsbs Ceurtry Residence With 6ns liver "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

TO GROCERS.--SCHUFFEL BROTH
Il Frs Co. No ITO william st.. inpxt aud sder fac
sale 1t low prices wholesale:
Gelstine. fr-eeh white and red different qlslides.
Gelatiue Coxc'a
Mustard pssh escorted Ssn.s Ia ken botriss aad fol
Salad Oh N botties and betties.
Said OIL. Sublire" In bottles AID t7if.
CASTLE Soap. white aud notfed-
Leor,ee, C.fsway Seed. Sd Soda. Indigo Au9~ Root,
Sop Csfb Soda &c. &c Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Bcar0 an1 Rcoms.


A FEW ROOMS to LET, with BOARD, on I'd
"A saa - neoss, to families single psseas, ct No ~
BisseAsrst
a FRENCH GENTLEMAN, speaking little
"A zsgsh dssires to in.s An Auee.n family to GIVE
LESSONS n exchange Of BOARD Bes, Of reeommeads
ueas stves Address paid Ne 30 Dusnest. B. T.. Ho-
tel Dc frsaoe
a PRIVATE FAMILY in Great Jones-st hav-
"A log than they wi.h. would dpose OF second
esy fk0NT OF BACK ROOM, TO .sasls ssuusman. vish.
hsssd 0as Bshs The beat Of references required
note addressed to r Z. r., Tribune ofes, wiz meet with
DOARD-A handsome front PARLOR and
~ Rooss attached wish bess accommodation in the
new bsswn sssns Houss No. Es, Is,hst Also DESIRE
We k0On Ms assie 0estleasa References exchanged
R0ARDNG-At Nos. IS and AZ East Broad
~ ySyj pleasant ROOMS for 0entencn and their Wives;
~. LOOMS for dnsls 0entlemes or day Bosrden
ROA0B IN BROOKLYN-Witha small family
- keens faznkhea o. unfsnisAeA bs dnse 0sntsmea.
anY vieaesk children Apply q No - LNInsstoast, oss
ROOMS 10 LET, with partial BOARD-Also,
-, ss.aes and once and Lasor.,ory. for denst and
s.SIs.sG.cot suitable for . Physcisns O6ca Apply I'm
..g, = No. q Sends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

ITO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals will be re-
l. csivtd Until FRIDAY. Feb IS. 81 so'eoct P. NJ for
frrshins the materials and doirg the YORK necessy fox the
erection faInshing of seboobudDx ths south
See efl2h betwsea SEod~.y saa Uaiysrsy place in tbs
18th WGd.
Separate proposals. vii Be received M the masonS work ana
and Iaeriss and for the carpenter, worn and sea and
bieder nsy In addition propose for the whole Each ropo
safe the sod residences OF psson
b, the hccer suets for the Performance Of his
The pisns and speSlca0ns be the oss Of Tho
Iscl Architect Of Brosfvsy and Barclay St Of
vtcm or o. (rt Of the Board Edsss.Ion pa.sd :pss
OF the ,peeifestioss cad be p,otevl
Proposals.. shch should be cdor,e4 Proposals for Fifteenth
vsrd school, will be received a. the Once th, Clert Of hs
Bosrd Of Haucso1 Of Grand and EimSl and No
other psce and proposal viii be received ser .as ts
above f1<d.
The School Officers the ,ht to reject ssy al II
the proposals. received
By oder Of the Board Of School Oceu Of the Fssnh
"'@ sS#asS sS,SIS
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miscellaneous.
DAMS & B U c X N II A II s
"A No Is Soutb~t, Hev-Y9rk,
GRAHAM & bUCKfSGHAi
keM.Orleanl. La.

c o ISIS o X C A NTs;
Arc prepared to msss liberal sdv.nces conssnnsn 81
Foor Gram Provisions and ether produce 70 either address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Rv wssreorr, Aucs,saA.r
A LECTION SALF.-HOilSHHOL.D FfIRyr

"A tNtiO-, 49,. tSbHVbD fUhNH
n TURN. PIANO FORTE Ar W WFyr,orr
Auciiooe-r ill By e.tssSt- sAsu r-<<fi 60 .....
so>DAf ., 8cioef is,ss sni sesir.sis v,r-s,
o. hosev cod Ard nc ssry Flgnsns coa'ainsd ~
u shaw stk - blk the ep. fseitare Of NJ r,,-
ecnstus :, r. 81 snpefh ps--cci P.no forte ,,ss ~
rooms .ae freely carved soSe fSor Fur.ltsrs, -
e.g.ui Frt ch Fate Mirrors, match, Lace Caft.a. -
shsees; Eryra- and sgsu,ry ssree TAsi.s. r,-.'
font rosewood fssefe, Tete tet-s, Ara CAafs ex,s
Bookcsse tly N.htie sses and Orssmsu, shass C.s
ksnfsoHe OF fsrtn Ae rosewood art n,hsxx-y s.I
sesds slessat Hair Naftrrs Feather Beds 8snSsc ro.
weed and ushos,ry mnble.s Baresi, and w.ahst,,I.
Ch'ra Toilet SEES oval Mirrors Sofs' Rockers sprss 49,
Chain sc with large variety Of Basereni Fsrsar. "a
heeapy Fxten,cn Table Sversis fch China ssts f,sr,
Gallery. olassvsre.Se. cstAls sars a, TINA
A v. NERwiS. AsetIoaesS.
DY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trade Ssls-
II ROocs No Is P.rh row
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A vesy
~ dssbs Ceurtry Residence With 6as river views IA
sceDesy With 10 aerss Lard mds from u, a.
uives RsilrosA Depot q fsAki Ie7siss % ~. q.
WALSH. No y Wallet n r. % o AckBkAAN.
4sttewan, n. r.. - ff.t 'fft'ffa -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
Bloody and Fatal Fsenconsre.

From the New Orleans Crescent, July 81
We learn from the officers Of the Louisa that
bloody ARRAY took place at NilIiksns Bend Satur
day last, resulting in the death Of Mr. E. f. MoreIand
overeer the plantation OF Mr.. l. r. Marshall Mr. j.
Cavalier clerk in the store Of Messr Cavalier
and brother to one Of the nrm, had . dispute with
MoIeland about some fight high WORDS passed ani the
then challenged Morslsrd but b. refused fght when
Cavalier told HIM to prepare, the next time they met
be would shoot him. The same day Mopelanl was in
carriage and when passing Cavaliers store the latter
saw him. and going out asked him IL he was armed
NofeIaEd Jumped out, with tho. gun And revolver
and replied lbat be wes; when number OF shox were
fred, ard they both fen. When Morsland was picked
up Il was found that he had received four balls (ths
number OF shots fred BY Cavaer in the arm thirh ab
domen and breast; whilst Cavalier received but two,
enc TIE ARM passing the BONE and the other In
the abdomen Morelsnd died In about "a hours after the
occurrence. 10 Is thought that Cavalier will recover a
both balls have been extracted could not be
tanned who fired first there we're persons present
at tie time Tie affair has caused the srsasst excite
me Mt, as the Parties both young men, and well
III ed In the neishhorhccd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Ship Masonic Blair Tsisilad rs days. With sugar 70
port for orders.
Ship Ohio Hutehvgs Apalashissls, q days, With oette.
rosin. &e TO y Phillips. July a. LAT IS L. Ion 70 50.
spoke bark Hush Brokhead (of BatnOrN iron Esnsaces
Ship America OF New Bsdford. xandsro. Boston. Sdsys
Bark PYinoeton Sesy Dsnayara July H. with iron cor,
per- d. to master July H. lat 20 ls ion6s ~ wreck.
Big Hssperu' Gram St Jass. Is days, With ugar. to
scbr HSmiiton tof Beverly Howe. Honduras 10 days.
with cccosnuts, &C. to Thomas 0mArtin Co. JULY 20
lat 81 49, Ion Is sPoke ship Ravenswood hsnce New
leans
sohr A,hlsnd, Birch, Norfolk, 8 days
Schr Cowel, Craig. Ocracche, NC, days.
Schr Hanover, Whipple Richmond.
Schr Charlotte, Head, Cherryhsld.
schr Taylor. Merrill, Eswbern. NC.
Sloop w Bowen. HAllock, Providence.
Steamer Calhoun B.rden Savannah. days, IN ballast
to master. Has come to this port for repairs.
Propeller Seneca, -, Hartford.
BELOW.
Ship Rire, from London-(By pilst boat Collns).
Alst, two topsaii schrs, unknown.
SAILED.
Stesmshp Grenada Havana and E0reans; ships City Of
Mobile Liverpool Constantine, do; DorcAs YeAton, Glas
gov.
Wind during the day, Sc.
higate Potomac bearing the broad pennant OF Hiram
Paulcng Commander Chief tho homo squAdr0n from
Norfolk days, has Ancorbd at quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, August ., 1865.
ALMANAC DAY.
sUn Arsxa.......4 SO NooS RtsEs..........sve 10 %
Sue srrs.........7 II AIsH wATrR.. eve - 42

CLEARED.
nIysy: s%s; S.IS::s:s S S:s,.,.
SP t ss.s: S S Rsj s. s!.. ''''
RI f S's. !. ssn as1 Ns SA'
ss Dssr
&. is ssss f:.:y Il. S:al:rj H
stesmshp w.sLisston, csvsndy, Bremen u. South.
~, sss$I:;
:S;s A si
4 lars: esssfs !ss Cap. Pine Inc S: .
Steamship Bl.ei warrior Bullock, New orlesn, Vi. HI.
sss assh ns with mass AID has.snsss' 20 Livsssson
Win Am bark Cadet standing the south hence for Hon
si.an.hp jamestown r.,tish Richmond Ae, with md.s
crosR.s T.ss pI.e ys..s. jane. e Siss:
sgx l Esf e City hoiss n'ss snip Monmouth
u SEP w Z. sss5s :.'5ss Aef g sss I'm
;oa W sPSLs chip 5b%.ass R9;s Pssts;.on from csso
; n; !' FIs'l :1! H.. FIR # 4:
Is NV s.: SALE ~ with r, s
shs Airs and calm. ATil ~ charles Cobb seaman, Of
sn Mapy of TsrS 81 chureh H.vr, June
with ndss an JOS passenger to order EIpcrencsd ihl
variable winds and caIns duiiss the passage Had pot
on board days.
witt are and 100 passengsr master passengers to Isy
IN RyeIson Hurbut. July l5 lat 90 H. Ion IS I5 spoke
tark 0ah Hi1 of rortiand3 from HAvAnA for ANTWERP
ship Leila tof BALTIMORE. staaora Restsdsm, June ~
With dss and IS passengers, To Hicks Bell Had dssth
July 10 lat s3C2 lea Al H. sisnaliIed ship HAm1tcn bound
fem Havana Tor HAmonthl The took pilot on the
Hook Rspsrieaosd heavy vssshsr Loaf main and
Ehir Bridscwatsr BArstov Liverpool Juiy2 with mdss
and SI passsnesrs, 70 ChAmberi.in, Robinson 4 Co.
Shjp offers brcn) Techtor Bremen, 10 days with mdss
ard IN rassens 10 Meyer Stucken. July I6 lat A "a
lon q 9 sgots ssrx Cisabarn ,o Riehmond iron MstAa
ship Jenss [sf Camden. MOI Hesnsr, carilx IS Aays
wih rsascea lrsn 20 oidw SD u WYpAay With slar
Goll,a Eys, fts Nev tesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

TnlLApsumA, Au.s.st 2-Rscprsd By Keen 4 Taylor.
frd Board. : q, N6 Reading RI. ss, ~. 500; 900
DO SEX leo schuylkil Nav. 4s 80 T65s; 1900 do b.
7es i,6to DO as 56,4 400 d. 761 1900 DO, e. les,
1000 do, 7ess 1900 Cam5sp and Ameoy RR SIS 's3,
cash. int Oh, s&A; 1880 PeDna. 5s, 50; 6tg CITY RR
iroo Morris Canal ia 3d. 500 City Gas Ga o. SO CITY
s's es 1So abs Reading RR b and int i5Js; 100 DO
ss.s7 iscoo ~ dSG d. - az. 200 DO ,sxn, tsy:
nal BIS, ib,. Psnna. RR, 4l 81 90, IS, t4I; Bes-
vor Meadow RR say; II Little Schuyikili RR co.,; 8
DO, cash, S0, ~ Norristovn RR, So. Bsceen Bodras
$4,000 City RR. 6s p3sl; leo shs Long Island RR b.
i7a TO Reading RR cash, <ss $50 DO b5 49, SEQ DO
b5wn, i6ss 10 Little sehuyl RI days, 500. Second
1872, 7es. 600 abs Reading RR ss,s so DO cash asy.
4fo do, b. &C., sCamdsn sad Amboy RR, l3s Norris.
town RR b5wn, cox 800 Morris CSnal, 81, 151 500 do
Tx. Afls- Bocri -1so abs Feeding RR, b. q; 100
Long Island RR lYx 100 10, b. IVY 200 Morris o. aa
nv, tNts, III, Ex. Msytss s.tAty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

LAvrcHEr-At Bath, stat nit by Messrs Hail. Snow "a
Superior snd finely modelled chip Of about 1870 tons
called the Her dimensions follows length,
1877 fet breadth Of beam 50 10 inchss depth of hold
"a beet Her frame locust and CEDAR with ends and
OAK shs' owned By sessr. 10 rland Rdssw.y q New
under command Of Capt Sands formerly ofpsokst
ship Roscius.
tus boat called the Uncle Sam, owned BY Capt WIN vii
pupose She has first class engine of 10 horse power
built ~ the Portland Company's works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

ImroRTANT Law Sur AmoSG srowMEE.--T1r-
SfdIding--We understand that Barnum
hiss commenced s1it against DR.. spaldng. for
several thousand dollars damages, in consequences
of the aes of giraffe on board the II loating
Palace, +" at New Orleans, GONE time since. Spald
irg. it seems, had hired the snimsl with the privi
'gs OF buying; but in transfsring it to the "Pa'-
sce,' notwithstanding every prscaution was used TO
guard against all accidents Injury he wss accideD
tally drowned Barnurn claims the accident occur
REQ ~ eonsequence OF the negligence Of spsidins,
the ether hand Spaldins claims that every possible
precsrtion and diligence were used, and a. the
animal was under the charge of keeper appointed
by barnum, II there was any csrelessness or negl-
gence, was through the csrelessness of sueh keep
e. that the death Of tho animal occurred, and that
S2ooeo, suffered BY Spslding 9th parties have the
reputation OF being rather shrewd In their W. y, and
ss both are we able TO pay tho lawyers, we hope
money they pay them.-Afbany Argus,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

Too PRcUD TO Beg 1t is said there are thou
sands of worthy citizens, men and women in New
York-as there are, no doubt, hundreds In Balti
more-who are toe proud TO beg. or let their cir
cums'ances be known, and are, therefore, silently
pining in secret des!iiution The Mirror says tho
pawn"shops only tell their sad story
First 90 the luxuries-the supeIauou furniture
the silver spoons the spare clothing--tbe Jew
elry even 10 the bridal ring; and then the bedding
the tables the chairs, and so through the whole
inventory of articles that can be dispensed with,
while life is retained. To accommodate this iu.
born ard inaeuable American pride, the pawn
shops are provided with stalls, 30 that the melan
choly bartering may be done without expos ing
the poor victim of that peculiar institution tC
public shame. The amount of business at these
establishments within the last three months eX
ceeds all precedent. Watches, gold pencils, and
silver spoons have been pledged by the bushels, and
every nameabe and unnamesble article of furni
turne and clothing. A friend of ours saw poor
woman at simpsons one day laet week pawnine
her under clothing 10 rsise shilling to go to mar
ket with Another had cut up her bed and made
it into pillows, which she had pa'Encd Tor similar
purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07
RIC II 0 ND, VA;


MORTALITY AND BIRTHS IN LoxpoS.-The popu
sd'n OF London appears to be suffering high
rae OF mortality. During the week ending Jan
lS.thh deaths OF l,i66 persons were registered,
and In the preceding week l ,404. The average of
the week first mentioned for the ten preceding
years; calculated upon the increased population,
would be ,323, making the present weekly NOR
tai,y lil above the average Tho births during
the week ending Jan. Is were l706 being 200
above the avnfage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07
VIZ seldam recnmmend 4 manufacture

We seldom recommend a manufactured
G-1c,Lr, believing that N most ceses naturs her
7 psrfsg!s cure rapidly ard etfectuay than
On D. accom. .Nshed hy he vegetables and mneyal Is
~ medical science But il the matter Of dyspepsia,
1r are chronic features about il which very often
-I al! tae Efforts OF nature 10 create healthy &C.
-- - The digestive organs and il not unffequ
.2-ls that thousands suffer for years diseased OF
~ 5tlY arc mind, from indigestion and its Kindred
s. TO spch, HoOfand's German Bitters prepar ed
1E pL N. Jackson, are truly most vaiusbie pre-
I'a-.-r j s tonic medicine giving n healthy &C
...A e the stomach. and will be fouad highly ser
'P'ns Dyspepsia can only be cured by patient
Ps''-'eEsnce IN one OF treatment; and TO all
-9se sut@r;lg under this sad nlaaGY, we wau'd re-
.4Athd g. application to the depot of HoCflands
t"7t Huefs 10 Arch street, Philadelphi -
.Aicrphil lnY'fycr
cAteAis Tor this city-Messrs PURCELL, LADD &
eHo SENhETT BEERS, prugFists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

PUBLIC WoRKs oF PENNSYLVANIA "A supple
meut 10 the Act, passed year or two ago, autho-
rIzing the sale OF the Main Line of the Public
Works Of Pennsylvania Ia now pending before
tbs Legislature of that State. The original bill
limited the price TO not less than ten millions of
dollars; the supplement lessons this price two mil
ous-fxing the minimum price at eight millions
OF dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

LIFE AND BEAUTIEs OF FANNY FERN-Since
Fanny Fern has shown up her own family In Ruth
Hall, come of the members have determined that
she shall not have all the exposition on her own
side. A volume has Just been published, entitled
the life and Beauties of Fanny Fern" which 1t
e said contains a very full history OF all Fsnny 4
snyngs and doings, from early life to the present
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

A MISTAKE IN THE LINEN.-In a certain German
town there was a tremendous farore about Jenny
Lind, who, alter driving the whole place mad LEFT
1t early one morning The moment her carriage
was outside the gates, company of students, who
had escorted IL, rushed back to the inn demanding
to be shown Jennys bed chamber, and rushing u,
stairs into the room, tore up the Sheets and wore
them as decorations. An hour or two afterward a
bald old gentleman of amiabIe appearance, an En-.
glishnan, who was staying in the hotel, came 10
breakfast at the oble dhote and observed to be
much disturbed in his mind, and terrified when a
student approached him. At last he said ia a low
voice, TO some gentlemen near him at table: "You
are English, | observe. Most extraordinary peo
pie, these German students; ravng mad"
'Oh, no" said somebody, "only excitable but
very good fellows, and sensible"
"By heavens, siTi" returned the old gentleman
much dscomposed. then there's something politi
cal in 1t, and | am a marked man. went out for a
walk this morning, and while | was gone, they
burst into my bedroom, took away the sheets aud
are now patroing the town In all directions with
bits OF them in their button holes"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

NorIcr.-Thcre vii! be a Special Term
& the Circuit Court Of the County Of Hen1i-c. tT
-- lrjsl 81 Civil Causes commencing on THURS
DAY The. Ist day Of March, 1858
r. .-G5tcc; JOHN n HARRISON, d c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

|. J"HN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
iar The Circuit Of the United States, the Circuit
Lo2T for the County Of Henrico, and of the County
C.rrJ q HenIco
tr suitable rooms can be obtained his office will
i- So the Clek. Office of the Circuit Court for the
trHrty Ci Henuc3.
oh.e hours for the present, from 9 A. Nj. to 6
oc-cEP.r. il G2-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

aEpICAL CAkD.-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
ROVE having recommended the practice Of Med.
clrt offers his professional services 20 the purlio.
~ Office On F,ar.Iin street. nearly opposite rri,
my Crgrch, formerly occupied by DI Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07
CTILL FURTHER REDUCTION, "a:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

offer for sale my FARM, called MILyIEW
privately. lying iu Hsprico county, fifteen miIes III
Richmond, and q miles of James River This Yam
contains Ala acres less There is sbout so or
s5 acres cesred the balance:n its original growtbs
within the last three years. aud within fifty yards of
the house. there is a never failing spring OF excel
lent water and it is bounded with the best kind of
green sand NATL adjoinps the lsrds of Or. Pondex-
ter, DR.. Mettelt, James Binford. Thomas West, and
others
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
to purchase. will apply to the subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D D. EACHO,
fe lin Gen.Ast and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07
Il. RALDMIN. Cashier.

P,ErNrs. have yea LikeneSses Of your
~ -.sr, ChJdlea. hsve You Licensees Ct your
p asf.H II not We would to all erch. and C.
e. " q. want Lkeuesses Of those they lore hrst de-
.. -. ..arE.r, but cali ~ orcs upon > mons srd
, -sa hsye them fskru Ia superb style, and ut
g -es very i.t,e more shan are charged fer common
g...a-.sgtVpes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

A CUMoUs BIRD-Few persons have ever
heard OF The Campsnero, or belEbird of pemerara.
1t is Of snowy whisensss, and about the size OF q
Jay. 4 tube nearly three inches long, rises from
It's forehead and this ieathery spine the bird can
fl with air at pleasure Every four or five min
utes, in the depths of the forest its call may be
heard from distance of three uliles, making c
tong noise Ike that of convent bell.