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w m. Dahl.

VIM. Dahl.
ON ROBERTS STREET, SAINT p.,Y
HAVING recently returned from theEast ,v;,S
IL ry extensive and various stock of Goods sai,sa
with great and with special view to the demand.
of this Market has open and for sale every srI
in his line Of business and good many other thine. ~
beauty taste and value BESIDES to which he invites
that he is prepared to crafty all who may favor him
with their patronage.
OOKS,
All the late publications in light lterature jncld;ng
tals; The Lawyers Story; Stanhope Burleigh; Harry
Harson; Julienne; The COquette; Wild Scenes al HIM
ters Lie the Artists Wife; Eyen,ide sait Water Bub
bles; Working Mans Way in the World, &c, &c.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.-Bibles of all sizes and finish.
Psalm and Hymn Books Religious Tales, &c.
cent publications. ~
Catholic Books in Large Variety!
STANDARD CLASSICAL WORKS, in English French
Spanish and German Languages; Dictionaries: CoIer,
Shakespeare; Histories, etc. etc. oo"e''
WRITING AND OTHER PAPERS
In unusual variety Comprising Surveyors Mapping
papers; Kent Mills Folio post; Mercantile Blue Laid
FoOscap; Cream laid legal cap, long fold; Burgess
Co. and Jameson Il Co. Quarto Post; Commercial do;
FURNISHED Court retcuated damask laid; Extra SUPER
fine, gilt, commercial and Pearl Note; High glazed
cream damask laid, fine embossed note papers
ENvELOPEs-Ofa all kinds, from the costiest to the
SoarssstEirom the large oficar TO the petite billet
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY.
OF all kinds known.
Blank Books for the Counting Room.
OF all numbers, full bound otherwise. Mercantile
Blanks, Pocket Books, Remembrance, &c.
Wall Papers, Borders, etc.
The most extensive and beautiful assortment ever bro
to ST. Paul For richness and variety of patterns these
papers and borders cannot be excelled.
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS L MATERIALS,
large and choice assortment.
ColOred Landscape Engrarings and Images
of Christ and Mary in Alabaster.
And vast variety of other things; among which
Pearl and velvet porte monnaies Comedian wrist
buttons with gold asenings; Gold rings, pens, pins,
gold and silver peecils CiIIOs best steel pens; Gard
cases Conelian rings, playing cards dice
back CANNON boards, Indelible ink Ivory tablets pen
Gil points, tissue paper Hurds golden gloss the air
etc., etc. -.-E
...- GIVE DAHL A CALL.
st Paul, Nav IS 55-tf
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hooks e 4tatfo,rerp!
DAHL In THE FIELD ONCE MORE.

Books, Stationery, Popr Hang;ags,
AND FANCY (,OOns,
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At.lHo,tts aub,ts.

FROM THE NEwsPApER ADvERTIsINo AGENCY OF
w. s. SWYMMER,
. s..1 No. IA Second street, 81. l.ouis, Mo. s
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!
WIN. b. MCGROARTY is receiving an immense
w stock Of groceries and provisions at his store
of 4h and Roberts streets where he anxious receive
calls from his old friends and many may
be pleased to drop His goods having been purchasey
for CASH. he is enabled to sell at low rates
other firm In the Territory. His goods of excel t
quality and go pronounced by all who have tried then
Give him call, and get the worth of your money.
st. Paul, Nov. 2, l854-ly
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DID. 90 -" EXPRESS NOTICE. -
IL persons ordering merchandise packages or uonev
"A from the East by express will please direct the
to be marked to the Scare of Burbank Co. Galeua,
J. c. BURBANK CO.
aug 30-d&wtf Props Northwestern Express Co.
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Long Med or Proof 94x24 1OKx26 $50 IS
They are made entirely of Iron, and warranted 10
NJ W. CHASE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Sole Propreors, O )
Office No s East Swan street, Buffalo, New York.
WELLS l. WEBB Agents for New York f. -tls
Messrs E. s. GOODRICH CO., at the PIONEER Office
t Saint Paul are Agents for these Presses, and will re-
cev. orders for them at manufacturers prices adding
ta nsportation One of them constantly be seen in
onsration at the P1oNEER Office. We recommend than
after full trial of their capacity for good work and speed
1Q-dtf L s. GOODRICH h.
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ATLANTA MONEY.
A LEXANDER REY will take any ouanttv of ATT ANITA
n BANK BILLS in payment for old debts and will re
ceve IT to any amount sales at his
Lower Levse Nov. "a, 1854
s.. noyZ4u 10 .t -..E ALEXANDER REY.
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-, 80, ~, three it,f, iduaIs were there
4. :, the lime The IRE was extbgnisn ~. cry
an after she discovery was made. nsa =. 'ls nrse
building been destroyed. ne aJ ,0a h.vc hec,, ron,
or,mcd The wind being high at the time, = an
6ruit 10 tell whore the hames Woi'o s' az
,ber destructive progress. Ihs y e. ., '1 r
there are some great rascals ~ o be.rtle.s II,
che nerpetration Of acts of the mos, n,a' vi
iaur and the police officers are on the iof
them asszss- ,:,,,t which succpc,I
oil ono of the most balmy ana aeish' t., Lille.
IN VS. that ever smiled on the wofio, We n'i 1sah
-. 5.,, i. e,ear sky and bright sunshine anu tue
temperature Is lower than on any o'n.i uy VI 'ns
season thus far This induced our ei'lAehs 70 nope
that we should have no mort 49, - 49,, 49,
nd sureI,, bealthfnlness and freedom iroih asease
Iii or,. soon take the place of sickness ana death
vas reouested n few. days ago by person IN
a. ,a,,,,,rY 10. enquire about highly respectable
tan,ly on one Of our principal streets called at
i; =, ,ia ,n.nsiou this morning and found it
lasoI locked and yacanti All was silent and
gloomy On enquiry learned that All the iainlly
had died of the fever. The household consisted OF
four persons-the mother, sister ana TWO interest
inr daughters They are all in the grave; now
unsparinc has becn the furious disease that has
spread over the entire limits OF our city
The orphans that occupied the Lecture Room OF
Christ Church have been removed 10 the spacious
building on FreeInason street, formerly used as
. hoordug school by the lamented Mrs Baylor
Tact Sunday they were in attendance at Christ
Church during service and excited the interest and
sympathy of all who saw them. They were neatly
dressed. and generally looked well. There were
bright eyes, blooming checks, and active graceful
forms. The parents who had loved and nursed
them had been taken from them by mysterious
Providence but kind friends care for and watch
over them They will not feel again the mild and
endearing influence Of mothers love and atfec-
ton or fathers devotion and protecting care, but
true hearts feel for them, willing hands will save
them from want and care will be taken to render
them comfortable and happy. r.
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FROM NORFOLK AND PORTsuorr.,

e''oruay afternoon, Mr. Henry MYERS ra,,r,
"a from Norfolk there being no need Of keonn -,
howard Hospital open any longer. Mrs So
sehe' one OF the nurses, who went down fron, ~;
cfy, returned with him, and Miss Andrews vii,
pass through here Thursday, on her way to no,
home In New York. The Norfolk Herald has com
meneed publication, and will issue tri.weekly INIT;
Its hands can return, when it will appear daily
The Herald has "a retrospect" in which it review,
the sad scenes which have just passed awav, and
pays Baltimore and Richmond, high compliment,
Tor the active part they have taken in relieving the
sanefefs II says that nine tenths of the poorer
ciass OF citizens, were forced to remain through the
epiaenc, and among them now there. is great nr;.
'a'ion and suffering In the Aims House record lon.
deaths are noted between the LIST of Auppst and
lot of October, aud the Editor of the H., -,
mates the total number of deaths al 1000
The Herald publishes the following correet H.,
resident physicians who have fallen during th, an,
demie Dr Faneis L. Higgins, DR. Henry selae,,
Or. II. w. Sylvester, DIR. George I. Halson. DR.
Thomas D Constable, DR. Junius 4. Briggs. DIR
H. o. Sylvester, Or Geo. J.. Upshur, Or. Richard
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vV,nE OLD HOMESTEAD new Novel

IL by Mrs. Ann =. Stephens, and other books, Just
received and for sale at A. MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
The Old Homestead by Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens; price
$l25
Scenes in the Practice Of a'New For: Surgeon; price
fl2j
Erenings NTH the Prophets, by Rev A. Morton
Brown; : LOO
The Gospels, with moral reflections on each verse
by Pasquer Quesnel With Introductory Essay by
the Right Rev Daniel Wilson, d. D., Bishop of Cal
cutta. 2vOs.; price $500.
The Poeticdt Works Of Ps. Lisie Bo,cies, with Me-
moir. Critical Dissertation and Notes. by Rev. Geo.
Gilfillan. vols; price $500.
Mortimer's College Life; BY +. J. May, with cuts !;
price IS cts
Poems by John Ho,card Bryant, one volume; price
80 cents.
Heritfs Illuminated Household Stories, for little
olksbeing choice edition of that honored favorite
Cinderella, the Glass Slipper TO be followed by
others.
GriSwolds Poets and Poetry OF dmerica, a new and
much enlarged edition, embracing all the latest Bards
of America excepting the Prototype Bard) price
$500.
Hunts Merchants Mdgazine for October.
The american journal Of Medical Sciences; for the
Quarter ending with Sept. 1855.
The FORKS Of John G. Calhoun, vols. ) and g. com
plotting the series; price 1900 each.
The New French Instructor, by Andrews Bache-
lor based upon Original and Philosophical method
applicable to the study of all langua ges price 5 w.
l0---3t.
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Japan--CoI. SpaIding's Book.

We have been favored with glance at the ad
vance sheets of Col Spalding's new work-'Japar
and around the World account of three visits to
the Japanese Empire, with Sketches of Madeira
st. Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Mauritus, Ceylon
Singapore, China and Loo-Choo; BY j. w. Spald
ing, of the United States steam-frgatc Mississippi
Flag Ship of the Expedition. With eight iIIustra-
tons in tint" The volume is published in hand
come style by Redfeld, "a Beekman street, New
York.
The author, Col Spalding. of our city, went ont
in the United States ship Mississippi as captain $
clerk to the gallant and accomplished commander
of that vessel, Sydney Smith Lee, to whose great
worth and high standing officer and gentle
tleman, he pays an emphatic and deserved tribute.
Col Spalding enjoyed the best possible opportuni-
ties for acquiring full and minute information of the
interesting subjects of his volume. and he has avail
ell himself of those opportunities with great indus
try and thoroughness. The book embraces novel
field in Japan" and wide one in the world but
the author has made long voyage seem {.
short one, in the interest which his graphic and in
progress. The style is flowing and animated, and
Japan and the Japanese dashed off i'll life-like
pictures We advise all who have the slightest curl
osity to become acquainted with that secluded and
remarkable people the Japanese, and to obtain n
connected and spirited account of the great Amer
car expedition to Japan to purchase the admirable
work of Col Spalding
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H. Caamberlaiae-7ze Orphan. g..


reoro. NORFOLK, Oct 10, 1855.
ESQ sses 70 tate that Richard H. ChamberIa inc
with the x.o u me Farmers Bank, was attacked
Other ,y elow fever to-day l hear too that an.
taken A. 'Suaoie and estimable citizen has been
not now venture oG s sse tas needs viii
10. had hoped that the last case ~ i alluded
peeh reported but the enemy has not vel ,f naa
sha aha 's shafts Of death yet sSe
may be wrung with anguish by the fell and hearts
less destroyer that has wasted so vast an
OF he' and made so many homes desolate snI UNI
80 many houses unoccupied dark and sti, anu ieit
Miss Jane Lee, very estiinable lady ~ sxoau,
ihgiy III, and it Is said cannot recover There sra
several severe cases In the City Aims House AMI :
number Of eolored persons are down; bur ,ha.a
latter, with very few exceptions win probably re.
cover. The fever has been much les. fatal am.pa
ihs class of our population than among the whites.
A',lareds have had the disease aud recovered
=, Inc City Hotel which was used as the Woods
'ospl'a'' WAS set on fire last night in two places
mere were no eases OF the fever in the establish.
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PORTSMOUTH. Oct I4-lO p J

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. I4-l0 p NJ
Io-day'S Sundays sun came forth to shine with
unusual brightness upon our town; its early rays
erased heavy frost which had collected the pre-
vlous night, and sent it in a fluid form trickling
through the cutters to the ground.
The Rev Mr.. Hume delivered three sermons TO-
day. the first in his own, the Court street Baptist
church; 2d, in the I'd High street PRESBYTERIAN
church; and the third in Norfolk He is the only
remaining minister of the Gospel in town. The
KEY Mr.. Okeefe of Norfolk, offieiated in the
catholic Church this morning.
The town has commenced to brighten up little
ana VIII soon be itself again" Many well known
forms and familiar faces seen on our streets all
eager to return TO their business and seeming fond
Oh nhelr native, although deserted town
The Crawford House, which was opened for
Ihe accommodation of doctors and nurses by the
SANITARY Committee, was closed yesterday
1a!lors are looked for with great anxiety by the
lehalhrng citizens, as overcoats i'll fact clothing of
every kind, il in great demand
uDufihg the last IL hours there were no deaths Mt
i, anu we could hear of no cases of fever-yelIo,v
leVer. There are great many cases of billions
anu IL seems to be very fatal among children mar
ticularly. Yonrs 'Anoieh par
Dctooer 10, "A: M-Another heavy frost las,
night. No deaths from yellow fever. 1851
Yours, V
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New YORK Oct. 15-Flour steady Ohio S. so q
So 62, Southern 50 81. Wheat firm, Southern
white 81 u, red So o. Corn dropping, mixed 94k
a %. Pork heavy, Mess 1913 q $24. Beef and
Whiskey unchanged Stocks higher, Virginia SIS
SOL.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 15.-Flour dull, Howard street
s82, Ohio SCI. Wheat, white 81 05 a 50 TO- choice
higher, say s. Is, red 81 % a 81. Corn higher,
white and yellow 81 "a. Provisions heavy and
unchanged. Mess Pork S21, Bacon Hams l3i a IA
Sides 49,, Shoulders Il a l22
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Cotton easier but not
lower. Sales $500 bales. Receipts of all the South
ern ports up TO this time are larger by $4,000
bales than for the same period last year
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DIED.

In the county of Chesterfield on Sunday night
Mrs. ANNA MARIA BINFORD, wife of Napoleon
Il. Binford.
Her funeral will take place from the Second Bap.
list Church at II o'clock this day The friends of the
family are requested to attend.
In this city, the 18th instant at 81 O'clock P NJ
CHARLES SYLVESTER, son of VIM. T. and Har
denia Coghill, aged one year and two months.
And is my baby gone,
My precious infant fled;
And is that lovely form
Reposins with the dead.
Yes, yes, the conflicts Ger
The mortal strife is past
My sweet Charlie is no more,
saw him breathe his last
Lionel US the house and sad the hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone.
But OH brighter home than ours,
In Heaven is now thine own.
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RECEIPTS
Canal, River and Railroads,

For the reck ending Oct 1SH.
gy CANAL-22 80 bushels Wheat; 2552 boxes and lnI
hhds Tobarco; 10 hhds Stems; S5i9 bbs Flonr; 90
bales Cotton Yarn: 45I tons Coal; 800 lbs Pig
Iron; 1862 bags Shot, 400 bags Flour; 525 bbls Ce
matchmaking in tho aggregate So65, ol5 pounds
Tonnage down the Canal. Mdzse, Guano, Salt,
Plaster, CoRl Nails, Iron and Castings, Fish, &c,
making in the aggregate 5,6T,7 lbs. tonnage up
the Canal
ZIP boxes Manufactured Tobacco; l9,00i bushels
Wheat; 30 bhls; Flour; Il bushels Oats: IL bass
Wool; 696 lbs Butter; car loads Timber; rolls
Leather; boxes sundries; 167 lbs. BeeswaX; 50
bushels Corn; 1904 kegs Nails
BY THE CENTRAL RAiLRoAD.-4526 bushels Wheat;
5s9 bbls. Flour; ga bushels Corn; 17s bushels
Meal; 272 bushels Oats; 6i8 do Rye; IL hhds. and
p boxes Tobacco; II bags Wool; a tons Pig Iron
bales Domestic Goods: 60 realms Printing Paper
81 packages sundries: q bags Faxseed; II rolls of
Leather; boxes Shoes; bags Snakeroot; bbls
Dried Frut; 10 packages Butter; do Eggs; 2oi
Fowls; 5packages Lard; 81 Lambs; Neas; ia
Hogs II bbs Apples; bags Chesnuts; bag Po-
tatoes; ) bags Onions; Dbl. Cider.
BY THE RICHMOND AND FREDERIcKsBuRG RAt
RoAD.-l6l2 bushels Wheat; 556 do. Corn; le6 do.
Afea 10 bbls Apples; bags Peas; l6 do. Rye; IA
bbls Flour; 400 bushels OATS 5000 feet Timber; 8
boxes Fowls; packages Butter; boxes Glass; Is
Sheep; car loads Staye Timber.
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-S hhds. Tobacco; cars Furniture IS
bbls Turpentine; Beds; case Licorice; 81 Flour
Barrels; Dbl Flour; 400 bags Wheat; "A bales
Cotton; 46 bags Oats; - bbls Fish; bbls Oysters;
10 packages Mdze; bales Waste; 5 bags Corn; ~
Slaughtered Hogs; 25 Liquor Barrels; 496 tons
LANDED IN THE DoCK.-5957 bushels Wheat: 500
tons Coal; IS bbls Brandy; Iii bushels Potatoes;
100 tons Plaster; Is, 600 feet Lumber.
During the week arrived New York packet. ons
Philadelphia, two New York and two Baltimore
steamers with assorted cargoes merchandise. Also
EXPoRTS-Co
FROM THE DoCK.-l2 9S2 bbls Flour: 1923 boxes and
IS hhds Tobacco; 66 bales Domestics; p, 79 bills
Feed; 5000 Bricks 1895 kegs Nails; u sacks Salt
% bags Shot; so bbls and % boxes Merchandise
l07 tons Pig and 1913 tons manufactured Iron LOG
zi,a1-
bbls Meal; So 58 lbs Copper Ore.
FROM RocKETTs.-5964 hhds. Manufactured Tobac-
CO: IS hhds. Tobacco; and do Stems; 1922 bbls
Flour: 81 packages Merchandise; 8 bbls Potatoes
do. Peas 10 bbls. Iron; 10 bbs. Beer 12i Pigs
Lead; cask Wax; bbls. Brandy; Sc bales Ozn0-
burgs 81 do. Domestcs; 8 boxes Castings Plows
25 bbls. Whiskey; s. boxes Carters Spanish Mix
ture; II bules Cotton Yarns; AT Empty Bliss.
FOREIGN
To NrSrcr shin bbds Tobocrn
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13-Dates received here
from the Cityof Mexico are to the 9Th inst
The garrison of the city had sworn allegiance to
Alvarez.
4 new Cabinet had been formed with Ocampes,
Minister of Foreign Affairs Comenfort, Minister
of War; Juarez, of the Interior and Justice; and
Prieto, of Finance. Vega had been suspended
from the command of the city Of Condo.
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H.eokDiNG to adjournment, the citizens of Norfolk
eho portsmouth again assembled yesterday rnornino
at the Exchange Hotel.
hePof's from the Committees which were raised at
,e meeting OF Saturday, received and adopted
-'"ei winch, al adjournment was moved, and the
meeting dispersa5 ' ~ '''0
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SANDS Suit in Equity" has been introduced as
'e1t oook In the law school at "Wm and Mary. ~
ana mas been recommended to the moot court at
inc University by Professor Holcombe This is a
mRn tribute TO the learned labors Of MI Sands
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that science in the Lecture Room of tho LIST Presby
terrain Church, next MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 4
o'clock and Adult Glass in the Lecture Room of st
joint Church. at half past P. NJ. the same day.
On Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, he will form
Juvenile Glass in the same room; and at half past
O'Clock, will organize Adult Glass in the LIST Pres
byterian Church, which will be adjourned to the Leo
ture Room of the Centenery Church. at the close OF
the meeting now in progress there.
TERMS FOR TUITIoN-Adult classes, SIS per scholar
for session of 20 lessons; Juvenile Glasses two les
TO each class per week
1t is important that the pupils be present at the
commencement of the session. He respectfully in
vites all interested upon this subject attend these
first meetings. oc l3+St-
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COMMERCIAL.
Itlchmopd Market. Oct. rs,

R1chm0nd Market Oct. 10, 1855.
8 FLOER.-Market inactive-buyeB offering 30 for
srpcriiue; hat holders firm at LAST quotations. The
81, peDts last week from this port very consd-
ersble. amounting to 14,474 bbls
WHEAT.-We still quote k2dx2.05 for good to
prime red f20Jd2Ie for good to prime white
CORN.--Ne change in Corri--firin at 90 cts.
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GuAso.-There were transported on the Dan.
vile Railroad, from this city, during the month of
september, 1928 bags ofGuano, making 1856 tons.
which, at S54 dollars per ton amounts to s73 oo4
we suppose that the Central Road has carried as
much and the canal more. Surprising they carried
only as much, we would have S2l967a expended
ny The farmers above tidewater in September for
Guano. A smart item
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 15.-Judge Thomas Cling
man was murdered by his slave in Carroll county
on the 9th inst. The slave was Immediately lynch
ed
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From kanSas.
DIR. Kane i'm WASHINGTON

ST. LOUIS Oct. 15-Reports here from Kansas
saw that the election for Congressman just had
there was controlled by nonresident Mssourians
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SHIPMENTS OF FLoUR.-Last week there were
shipped from this port to New York a. 474 barrels
Flour
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n OT Z Eel haNe appOinIed MAXIM
l SCHULTZ agent, TO conduct, for my benefit
and on my account, the business of Manufacturing
Cloths and Caps and of selling Ready Made Clothing
i'll the city of Richmond, and not elsewhere; said
business to be conducted cash and cash only; and
| give notice that said Schultz is not authorized TO
make any purchases contracts III the prosecution OF
said business in my name on my account, on credit,
in any way whatsoever. Il. w. ROPER.
nc I6-l2tk
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DISPATCH
Health of New Orleans,


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14-The deaths here last
week were l20, including y from yellow fever
Abscntees can now return without fear of danger.
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~ DIR. Ernest VoIgcr continues to
give lessons III Ancient aud Modern Languages IN
Schools and privately. Offce--Clay street, between
9Th and 9th streets, Mr.. Stuarts Academy.
n. B.-Some hours A. NJ, hitherto occupied by his
making arran cement and catalogue of the Rich
mond Library, are becoming vacant &C lS-lw
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Tunstafi DIR Thomas Nash and DR. eah"o '''s NY
two last Thompscnians,
The following Is CORRECT list Oh Z
who have fallen Rev. Dr. JACKSON e
Church; Rev. Mr.. DfbreIl Of the NJ =. Church =
CRANKY street; Rev sr. Chisholm, 81 John1r. = !.
Cn,rch portsmouth; Rev Vernon Eskridgc ~
church. Chaplain L. s. Navy Rev Mr.. Jones N
r AEGEAN Church in Butte street Rev. W. Cado
..a parna. Baptist Church; Rev. Mr. Deshn
catholic Priest in Portsmouth,
From the Norfolk News we learn that VIM
Henry Bolsom, aged Is years. was killed on Fri
dav. while hunting, by the accidental discharge o.
his gun
The Argus also appeared yesterday, and has al
editorial on the late calamity. 1t comes out WIFE
very neat typographical arrangement
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~ EIIyson VERIFY, No. 81 Pearl Street,

Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
SNUFF, &c. SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter, half
and three-quarter b papers w. p Hill brand, and in
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, a very superior
ticle and in II pound boxes of the Lafayette, Com
merce and Trade, California and Pocahontas brands.
s1S Smoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order
ll--lm