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Money Found.

DNE Of the colotcd boys employed in The
- Harvey House found yesterday con
siderable sum Of money IL Bank notes -
The person who lost It, can receive the same
at the Office Of the llarne, House, by paying
for this advertisement, rswarding the boy
for his honesty, md giving satisfactory
description Of the money lost. Dec7tf
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LEGHL .NO7ITE.g.


A VI. parsons indebted ~ ihn estate ri
u the late Vtviap Gnnpt,or, deceased
are hereby notified, IT, call on I W Sfv-
mrnR, A quincy at law. and make im,n-J
ate payment; aud those having claims. will
present. them lot se leruenl
Herp lid w n ROBERTS, Adtt.
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NS,tisse

A IL PERSONS indebted 10 tie estate
~ 81 The late w T. rHt,ttrs, deed
are hereby notified to cnms fn'ward and
eel 10 within hi'fy dove, otherwise they
will he dealt with soeo'Ing to law
nnv1O 1nd. J y. FDMAUE AAft.
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Aeslva's NJ tsse uosaev ttos- az.

r,rm n'elrck =. A. Friday tn5 r. NJ Saturday
IN Davis. n n pnr .; u n tietfsp.. " ner
Habghavst. " .: ~ ve ' Neil. " o.: WIN q
Mitt.be.i, Vie v q rfIicn
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Special Notitrs.e
Young Mems Lyoeum md Library

Association!
THE h"st public meeting IT this Association VII
take place on MONDAY EVENT Va, the tnti, inst. r.,
IL The Han II The House IT Representative. On
which occasion mn Anppr+s viii he delivered by
Rev. 7. CAsr' rns. and original rpr" read by J,
Jes e. Eaa, Exercises t"escnmence NJ o'clock
" The rohic generally are respectfully IN
v'ssd IL attend. NY order Of the Insrd Of nj
tertnrs HENRY L. ttyAAia
tDee1 -ats. Secretary.
Cat Nai1si Sui waits.
>NOM the I.aheilie Works n fine ns
Il so.. .nent 81 Cut Nails aud spike Just
received at u. &. NONTAN's,
Deep. No, II Church street
" Iou have ~ s,asns,,ug Dave ar ia q.
NO found 10 Monlaas Hardware Store
~ and for n small outlay, yoa tan gel
sp'ing that viii either open or shut The
door These arc IN Yankee invention but
a durable, lratt!y and eAect"al Gate ., Door
Srtirg. y. 6. MONTAN,
Deco, No. "A Chiuch 81 oct
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lalth ORIGINS If(athtts.


FRIDAY EVENING, Dee. I FL
rui TnN-rhe market has tppn unsptttea Nv
and the sales are confined ~ ahnnt ESQ In lies -
rtees r,t the y adl'ne aud nwet grades ahrw .
r. NJ m Of 'fdbA IL, and We row nnpte ne FOL
lnHa,
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Fresh .l1l.1'fvNl6.

fresh, .Hl'1'tVNlS.
lust RECEIVED ran STEAMER ca ~ roll
- & iloses ~. Julien Medoe, Claret,
4 baskets awaet Oh,
10 noxes q. Morgan's SOAP,
& Winchester a.
4 Hpe ~ Candles,
uerrtngs,
Lewis Gasa. Fine Lnew t,g Tobacco o,
Barrels No. .. Fresh Mackerei,
Dosga Clark Co.'S. Fine Ale,
0a"on Jars Underwood ] a. 'eu,
Half
= tta. oils eah Ora mbo. o.,
Dozen Masta d. For aaieby
4. HOFFMAN,,
lpee.s Opposite v. Heade's Dry Good Store.
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To Nswtv ELECTED rAu,aH Or
rlcHus The law requiring cetti-
iica'e from the President, Of The Police
,luries 10 the effect that The newly
elected officer Is MT defaulter 10 the
Parish. has been abolished. All that
ia necessary in order to obtain com.
mission, IL A certificate from The clerk
Of the court. that the election Of The
applicant, has not been contested
Huch na do not send this certificate.
will have TO await the expiration Of
f7y lays from the day Of election, Of
course this applies to The country par
;abes, and not % officers elect III the
city IF New Orleans
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For sale.
A NtCtt .act of land containing nix hundred
n aud forty acres. all In one body heavy timber
oil and situated about Ave mites east Of the city Of
Ratcn Rouge. It can he bought At u low price
aud ample time given for payment.
Applyf 4. \. NALL.
does Laurel st., Baton Rouge.
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VVss"IWfI"H ~ VH" NnftWefsRtV.
TIVE partnership heretofore existing IN
] der The namn If HOLT h HUTCH
lsON. il dissolved by mutual coneent
H. &. HUTCHINSON.
nnv17 II w. I0HDDN HOLT. &
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LINN bcrl Iv,,,,berl

LWIN her! Lumber
1OE n00 FEET OF good season ID
lLC,UVO Lumber, on hand and
for sale at the Plank Road Mills OF Vawter
Il Sheppard. Bills will be filed and the
lumber delivered on short notice, on reason
able terms. For further pa, ticulars, en-
quire Of our agent, HENRy ToMlrNsoN, on
cnurch street, Baton Rousr. or of J. H.
Shcrpa d. al the Mills. novel, limo
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ANOTHER New INeBsuoN - A
Yankee down east has invented ma
chine for ccfking Up daylight. which
win eventually ssrersede gas. He
covers the interior Of -four barrel
with shoe ,nakers's wax--holds II open
10 tho suu. then suddenly heads up the
barrel The light sticks to the wax.
aud Al night II can be cut and cold In
lots 10 euit purchasers"
Thia machine would do well in
England. where each opening on the
et.ect 10 ta~.d fos tho daylight. That
rasaes through It. Some similar
invention in th'a country, TO catch the
patriotic ebulitiena Of the political
lion on the stump, to be retailed after
wards 70 smaller politicians. would do
better busineaa.
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rAPS-5O0 600 Pcrcr. SION Cans. For
~ -lc by +. Pa, ,DrrtA4r L to
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TITS F,aE DEpAu,MsNrs IN NHw
patsa ss.-=t'nder The new ordinance
Of the city, which provides for leasing
out the management, under contract ;
Mr.. John Younea, became he pur.
chaser. At 100000 per annum. 1t
il supposed by gentlemen. who base
their belief on tho g,oaud. work Of
figures that the new ordinance. will
save tho city, great deal Of money
and much trouble. Were the tiremcn
Of New Orleans ~ riotous and trouble
acme AZ they are, in the Quaker city,
then any means restored to by the au-
.horities 10 ahate the nuisance. would
hejustifyahle but .ath Ia not the fact ;
moro orderly body--stimulatcd by
patriotic desire, and ready to work to.
gcther u The common defence, than
the Firemcn Of New Orleans, il not to
DO found anywhere, This. however,
ia The age Of experiments, and we
fhsll ACE, by and by, how tho thing
works,
u EA"toohtAoae. published IL
tho Parish Of st. jacques, under the
patrictic sentiment. Ne ,Soyons y,
a'uaeo's, NJ Es,nguols, y; .layia;s.
ena's soyons Loa's;an ais .Soyoas A.
asereo'"s Z" says, in an article on the
recent election In this State:
mes adversaircs chan,ent b;cn
haut Ia victoire gu'ils ont remportee
On novembrc. D'apras c,w, 10 parti
American aarait reeu son ccup do
grace OF serais mort a tout jamais. La
mortn 'accompagae pas topjou,s Ia de-
fate, Messieurs, gardex.vous d Zen dou.
tori II est do toute impossibilite, sol.
on nous, qu'un par,i CONNIE 10 ndtre.
ayant pour unique mission d'at.acher
Il pays 4 81 nalionalite, do 10 ramen.
or d 50 purcte primitive en- opposant
une digae au Aeave euvahisseur do
Immigration. pusse continuer long.
temps dams Ia minorite Oh Font place
Ia cabale. Intrigue ct les honteuscs
calomo'es. de ceux qu' ayaicnt inttrtt
4 10 cemha,.ye."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

Iae Balloon Ascenaoa that was to hare taken
place from Slash. Cottage, yesterday afternoon,
proved failure owing TO q deficiency in some of
tne machinery and o consequent scarcity of gas
irof Elliott, however. is determined to make an
ascension on his horse from this city early next
week, due notice of which win be given. =
The Mechanics Fair, in the large and beautiful
hall over the first market continues to attract the
attention of thousands Of visitors, who find new
articles for examination and admiration every fine
they call. Early yesterday morning the ladies
were examining the splendid specimens of needle
work, embroidery, etc, on exhibition while the
gentlemen were gratifying their taste for the fine
arts, by feasting their eyes the scores of lovely
paintings which decorate the hall
The exhibition thus far, has been most success
full, and we trust it will continue so to the close;
for no city in the Union stands more in need of an
Institute which has for its object the education and
Improvement of the working classes than Rich
mond Every Virgnan, therefore, who loves his
native State, must feel graied at the effort now
pene maze by the Mechanics Institute to fix itself
on solid and enduring basis and all of them
should feel proud to know, that whatever NAV be
their professions and occupations they can aid in
carrying forward the noble work, by becoming
members and contributing small portion of their
abundant means - 3 ssE
The Institute needs and must have a hail of its
own IN which to carry its school of design its
library and its lectures; and hold its annual ex-
hibitions in. The hall now in use is the property
OF the city, and when once fitted up for public pur
poses can no more be had for such exhibitions as
are now being held in it, but even if it could be
had the fact that it s unsuited for the working and
display Of machinery is objection not be over
come. With these facts before the people, it is
unnecessary to say to them of all classes that their
aid is needed to raise funds for erecting building
and that they can render that aid by at once be-
coming life or annual members z
ReriuaL-The protracted meetings at Leigh
Street Baptist Church have closed On Sunday
last Elder r. Ford. the pastor, baptized twelve can
didates, and two yet remain to be baptiZed-a part
of the fruits of the past revival
n 7Taoeller.-On Wednesday last, Robert, a
slave to DIR Bland, of Augusta, Ga, was captured
III this city as a runaway from his master. He had
managed to travel all the way here, but declined
going tur.her, as he liked "Old Virginia" bettCr
than a free State. He was recognized, captured
and placed in ail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

SINGULAR TEsTIMONY.-In a recent breach of
promise case tried at Springfield, Mass, in which
a man by the name of Dwight the defendant,
the mother of the plaintiff gave the following very
satisfactory testimony: ..
AT one time Dwight Euniee mopping tho
floor. He asked her TO come to the door and SEQ a
big hawk there WAS there. She went out and in
a moment / followed to see the hawk too did not
see any hawk, but did see Dwight with his arm
around Eunices waist. ! saw him kiss her, and tell
her he didn't want her to mop floors. She said she
could do it better than mother" - ..--
This evidence was considered so conclusive that
the jury gave the fair plaintiff twenty-five hun,
dred dollars damages He, however, is 10 unrea
sonable that he has appealed to the Supreme Court
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Sc s,,a,s. optS,Na. OF FALL MILNE

4SKN at No ~ BKUAU AND N. r. OtJN-
NV oF BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
V1E sSPS \ WIGAND. having just returned from
~. yors. ON has now open large and nd hand I'd
,3ne ssso' pnnnets dark fancy Straws. Also on
sAd 'sSr. T,nnings fine Pans Feathers and Flow
ta0d .Ied. Head Dresses Dress Caps and ys5lety
aBoSS Also great HOSIERY Ss1s1S Of and aGsRo slIsnt
DEbIES' VIZ. WIZ Gn1,i--aIl of which viii be sold at the
sts o. NV York prices The Ladies Of the city and
o"es ~" risrectfnly requested to call and examine
eeant,s Bonnes, Gaps and Head Dresses made to
order. . ,. s,nnIied cheap oc 9-Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

SOUTHERN MAIL FAILuRE.-The City Council
of New Orleans have appointed Committee to
correspond on the part of the Common Council OF
New Orleans with the Department of the General
Postoftice at Washington touching the great grev-
ance of repeated failures to transmit the United
States mails in accordance with the schedules fixed
therefor along the main line running South through
the States OF North Carolina South Carolina GcOr-
gia and Alabama ending at New Orleans, and to
suggest remedies therefor A committee of promi-
citizens have also been appointed to act in
cert with the Council Committee.
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-
Judge Sylvester Smith, member of the New
York Legislature last winter, is dead.
The peach and cherry trees in some parts of Ma.
SON county, KY, are i'll bloom again.
Several Mormon missionaries have made their
appearance in Ireland
George II. Fairfield has been appointed United
States Consul for the port of Louis Isle, France
The remains of Gen. Bolivar, of South America
are to be placed in national tomb .iz~
The Misses Susan and Kate Denim are playing in
Cincinnati.
A fire in Henderson, N c.. on Monday last, de
strOyed three dwelling houses. Loss 81 200.
Nathaniel Alen residing Warrenton, n
c., recently shot an eagle measuring feet 4t
inches from tip TO tip of his wings.
Madame Anna Bishop and NJ. Bochsa left for
Australia in the Kit Carson, as poor when they
arrived in California
Two boys, aged snf J. years, respectively,
Der of burglaries.
| keokuk. Iowa, by vote of ayes 200 noes II has
subscribed to $aOO0Oo stock in The Keokuk Fort es
Moines and Minnesota Railroad.
The Kansas Herald of Freedom states that nlby
shareholders are departing from that Territory ytth
| their praperty. z--' 81
Queen Victoria was honorcd with three eheers at
the agricultural banquet in Boston, after speech
| from Col Thompson, of Canada.
The steamer Exchange was burnt ON Red River,
| La few days since, with $50 balos OF cottap No
1 lives lost.
| The Rachel enthusiasm Al i,oston has died out.
The papers OF th.t city state that she played on
Monday evening to an excessively thin audience.
II is estimated that 3000O hogs W i'll be slaueht
cred at Louisville this season. against a5 00O last
year
on Wednesday a telegraphic message was sent
direct from New Orleans IL Washington, a distance
| Of 1900 miles,
| The Agricultural Exhihi.;,, hu,dire, a, Do,,as
town, Pa, valued at Ser, coo was DESTROYED by q
gale last Sunday.
Mrs; Susan NJ. Eell, late matron OF the Savannah
= fanaie orphan a syium died Sunday from injuries
received while attempting to save one of fhe or
piiaiis ut the recent burning of that institution
The Pttsbarg Presbyterian Advocate has been
purchased by the Rev. DIR. Mckinney, Of the Pres
byierian Hammer. Of Philadelphia. aud the two pa
pers viii be united -
A person in Mobile has brought suit for damages
against shoemaker, for failing to comply with I
time. = e
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Morning, November ?, 1858.

THE SICKNESS AT THE SoUTH-A letter from
Starkvillc Miss, says The whole country has been
visited by sickness, and have not witness
ed for many years much distress during this
fall and the past summer At one time there were
not enough well persons to wait upon the sick The
cotton in this region cannot be saved. tho hands
are not able to pick II out Meat, grain, &c. are
abundant but groceries scarce
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RENDERING TEETH INsENsIBIE TO PAIN-The
Dublin Hospital Gazette states that diseased teeth
have been rendered insensible to pain by a cement
composed of Canada basam and Stacked lime,
which Is to be inserted i'll the hollow of a tooth.
like pill 1t is stated that such pills afford imme
diatc relief in all toohaches but chronic cases of
inflammation. This remedy for toothache is sim
pie, safe, and can easily be tried by any person
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

DOCTORS STORY OF BROKEN HEARr-Dr.
]. X. Mitchell, Of the Jefferson College Phila
delphia in lecturing to his pupils upon the diseases
of the heart, narrated an anecdote in proof that
the expression ''broken hearted was not merely
iigurative ON one occasion in the early pc
riod of his life he accompanied, as .urgeoa, a
packet that sailed ssa.s Liverpool to one of the
American ports. The captain frequently CON
versed with him respecting lady who had prom
iscd TO become his bride ON his return from that
voyage. Upon this subject he evineed great
warmth Of feeling, and showed pr, Mitchell SOME
costly jewcls, nrnaments, &c, which he intended
to present as brdal presents. On reaching his des
tinstion he was abtuptly informed that the lady
had married some one else. Instantly the captain
was observe TO elsp his hand ia his hreaa aud fall
heavily TO the grouad. lie was taken up and con
yeyod 10 his cabin on board the vessel DIR. Nit
clicll was Immediately summoned, but before he
reached the poor captain he was dead a pos
| In0rtem examination revealed the cause Of his nm
fortunate disease. Ills heart was found literally
torn in twain The tremendous propulsion OF
blood consequent upon saeh violent nersYui
shock, forced the powerful muscular tissues asan
der, and life was at an end,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

MATERIALS OF WAR ENHANCING IN VALUE
The cost of various articles used in war has risen
greatly since the European war broke out 1t is
stated that saltpet,e has risen from six fourteen
cents per pound gunpOwder from ten to twenty
cents. Galena lead is one cent per pound higher,
and naval stores generally are about twenty five
ra nf hiphar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

FROM THE BAiIAMAs.-By an arrival from Mas
sau, n. J., we are in receipt of the Bahama Herald
to the 18th inst. The latest accounts from Turks
Islands state that the quantity of salt on hand
Salt Cay, is $1,000 bushels, and not more than
$500 at Grand Cay; it was selling at 30 cent-.-
At lnagua at the latest date, it was selling the
same price. The health of the Islands was ex-
tremcy good new schooner, built for the Anne
rican trade. was launched at Nassau or the l2.h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

HEAVY SSOW SfORM-More than a foot Of
snow has fallen in Franklin and parts of ST Law
renee and Essex counties, n. Y, on Thursday of
last week. 1t had been showing for more than
twenty four hours up to two o'clock of that day
a letter from Pulaski, Oregon county, N Y, dated
the 25th says: I'VE have about ten inches of snow
and it is still showing fast"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

WORTH Four MIIIIoNs-Of Gen Cass, a cor
respondent writes
Il spent forenoon with Gen. Cass The old
man still lives in the au.umnal glories of well
spent life; is hale hearty and worth four millions
His career has indeed been successful. He smaks
IN iorebodng language of our national prospects,
and is strong in the belief that dsunion will yet car
ry Its banners over the Republic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

RECovERED.-The United States have Just re-
covered a Judgment of between $4,000 and SIS 0OC
against - Hyde, the collector of the port of De
troit Michigan, under the late Administrations
The suit had been pending some time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

AN INDIAN LAWYER--Co Rogers, a halfbreed
Cherokee, has commenced an argument before the
Court OF Claims in the celebrated Cherokee case in
which Cherokees who have become citizens of the
United States, claim the sum of SI7O 600 under the
provision of the treaty of 1895
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

A SMART OLD LADY.--Mrs. Lydia Bowley,
WIDOW OF the late Joseph Bowley, who was one of
the first settlers in the town of Hartland. Maine.
celebrated her 10th birthday, by spinning nine
skeins of yarn, and would have finished the tenth
had not her wheel broken Six skeins we believe.
Is common days work. She is as smart and ac-
tive as she was fifty years ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

Gustav Pfeil, of Milwaukee, defends his recent
efforts to burn the body of his deceased wife on the
ground that a mutual had passed between
tnem, OF which she reminded him her death bed,
that the survivor should thus treat the remains OF
the one that died first. 1t is curious case-and
much may be said on both sides of it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

THE LIQUOR LAW IN MAINE.-There is conside-
rable excitement at Bangor. Me, in consequence Of
the discovery that some of the liquors seized under
process Of law, are pssing from the depository and
from the fact that the houses of the members
Of the police have been searched, without any
considerable quantity of liquor being found
The City Marshal is charged with giving up somo
parcels Vi liquor without legal authority to do So
persons from whom they were seized upon the
payment to him Of certain sums of money The
matter is undergoing investigation by Tue City
Council,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

MORE DIPLOMATIC MIsCONDUCr-Sir Alexan-
der Maet, the English ambassador at the Frank
fort Diet, at the dinner given at Hamburg in honor
OF the fall of ScbaStopol. openly accused the King
Of PriS and his government OF unoyM sylnpa-
thies for Russia. and declared him responsible for
the calamities which the continuation of the war
entails upon Europe. He said the people of Prus-
sia did not share the policy OF the King
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERs-The Canadian
Government have contracted for semi-monthy
line of steamers between Quebec and Liverpool
during the summer, and between Portland and Lii
vespool during the winter. The government is TO
pay the contractor $4,000 year for carrying the
mails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

FOR TEXAs-Thc Sehesichc Zetung of a late
date, states that 700 Polish enigrants from Upper
Slesia, men, women and children, ali dressed in
their national costume, PASSED Breslau on their
way to Galveston, Texas. They are said 10 be
industrious people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02
- OPENING OF
"a FALL NJ ,. u l. y r. e \

W4n CLaoD Millinery hha dh'S ctoIc'~SSs~<SS
on ite ss@ a"s Sols sA Ms. ssssf' s. ha.
Having y and handsome assortment of fashiona-
opened and pIain Velvet Bonnets dark and fancy
pc iaaFYp Paris Feathers and Flowers, Hair Dresses
ssds great variety of Ribbons and Embroideries
tas srSr oi of Hosiery aud different sorts of Fancy
. van III of which will be sold at the lowest New
lqinn lqninnSSSETs SSlS,SEETs CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
a,srr Also Boupets quilted for Ladies and Chill
YEN in the latest style.
eiT, ~ Banchns and Pressing done at the shortest
y )Tnt
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E.TL STYLE MILLINERY.--

I'm MISS b. PARKE is now opening very large
~ and beautiful assortment OF Fall Style French
W. ana [,1 ,aI 'tiL L. - at ,1,ra.-,d.,'t a
- ,1ces Her assortment consists of every article
..}y oulld in Fancy Millinery Establishment; and
her .ock IL all purchased for cash, she feels assured
80, br ran offer great Inducements 10 all who may
,,. her with call at No la5 Main street. She has
insv. ou hand very fine collection of Hair Drads
rrri. and Curls OF Partisan Manufacture. Very low
vHcts. L. A-'hH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

NEW STATE.-A new star is likely soon 10
De addedt0 the American constellation The Leg
islature OF Michigan has passed an act providing
for the formation OF new State on Territory OF
Superior. Michigan gives part and Wisconsin
another part to form the new Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

BRITISH VIOLATION Or TIE NEUTRALITY LAWS
Nothing has yet been heard, says Washington let
ter from the British government, respecting the
representations of government to it concerning
the violation of our neutrality laws by English Off