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SEATTLE STEAM SAW MILL.

Til L. YEsLER l. CO. are now manufacturing
IL. superior article Of sawed lumber.
IL. L. YESLER d co.
Seattle, Sept 5, 1858. ln
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steIIacoom ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON,

srEIIAcooN PUGET SOUND.
UEssELS Of all classes built, rigged and n
v fitted for sea- Sails, spars, rigging, net t21N
in z, chandiery &C., supplied TO order. canlk, 1k&
ng and all other repairs made In the most satisfactory
manner. Ship carpenters will be despatched 10 any
part Of the Sound whenever required. The patronage
Of persons wishing ,o build owner, consignees and
masters Of vesses, il respectfully solicited
steiIaeoom. Aus. 9Th. lsSS.-1y ls.
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New Goods!

SECOND STREET, POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TUsT received and now opening general Aasort
y ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
Ing, &c, Sc,
Such as Frock, Dress Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Coata
Doe Skin, Fancy, Cashmere, Satinet and mole
skin Pants.
Black Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemenis Boots, Shoes Cal
ters, Slippers and Chidren's Shoes Of all kinds
good assortment Of white, colored, Calico hlcko-
ry check over and under Shirts at prices 10 suit the
times.
Also-Crape and Merino shawls, Ribbons, Bonnets
Lace Gloves Hosiery. Perfumery, Fresh ground Corn
Meal, Dried Apples, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Candles
Tobacco and Soap.
All Of which will be sold very low.
W. N. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, June o,-'5I. IT,
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing gunderthe name
and style Of WILSON h HU=D is this day dissolved
by mutual consent E. H. Wilson will settle the busi-
uess Of the late firm.
Ell. WILSON,
J. K. HURD.
Dec. Is Ie5l.-ls6
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Indian Reservations.

The following reservationsfor the Indians
on Puget Sound having been surveyed, OF
having natural boundaries defining them,
information is given to the public, that set,
tiers may take action accordingly in loca-
ting claims. The necessary notice will be
given in regard to the remaining reserva-
tious, as soon as the surveys are made
, 1855-05-12
Fresh Arrival!
IN"
JOHNSON'S NEW STORE.

TUST RECEIVED by the bark "Mary Melville" q
y large stock Of goods, consisting partly Of
Sugar, Flour and Corn Meal,
Tea, Beans,
Coffee, Mustard,
Butter, Spices,
Bacon Pickles,
Tobacco, Powder,
Soap, Shot,
Starch, White Lead,
Lamp Wick, CrOckerywaTo,
Boots and Shoes, Dried Apples,
Rice, Baking Powders,
Indigo, Saleratus.
White Lead Smoking Tobacco,
Dry Goods, Clothing and Hardware,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's boots and shoes, for sale
at the lowest possible prices, and superior qnrlity
T. JOHNSTON.
Olympia, February "a, 1855. III
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strayed or stolen

INROM c. Bush's prarie, on or about the 10th Sept.
Il 1854, red yoke Of cattle about seven or eight
years old; one dark red with high horns; the other
light red, some white about the tanks, white busny
tail, hind legs white half way up, and heaTtshaPed
star In the face.
Whoever will return said cattle give Information
where they can be found 10 Geo. Bush, shall be hand
aomey rewarded for the same. -
Nov. Is, 1884. l0tf
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m. s..,I.Wc.t and its Cattle.

Yesterdays Examiner, under the title Oh Do''"o
ars,ocracy. gives its readers learned ana ei'ef
tanning discourse on Beef Cattle, and on the merits
~ the superb collection brought to the Fair by the
pres.ons the Kents, and Messrs. Mathews ana Sam
ders The four exhibited by Mr. Gordon Kent "eis.'
over ten thousand pounds The Examiners espeei,
.Ilv euogistic of the stock of Mcssrs Mathews anu
saunders which is remarkable for the purity OF
;,s blood Plieir bull Norfolk is descended IN
straight line of succession from the renowned
Bovine Ma,ron CLUTCHES" bred by Mr.. Bates OF
Yorkshire These cattle and all that come from the
southwest speak for themselves, and at the same
time thew speak for the magnificent country from
whence they come The Railroad is letting the
people Of Eastern Virginia into the secrets OF 'i
hitherto locked up part of the State. They oegin
to learn something of the hidden power ana wealth.
long concealed there and they begin to see that the
o,nosition they so long made to the extension OF
our public works into that part of the State was
verv great mistake-and that the way to enrich the
State and increase their own wealth is to unlock
the riches of the west and let them be poured INTO
the lap of the east
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31
Edit0rial Meeting.

A meeting of Editors was held last night at the
Exchange Hotel, of which DR.. S. d. HOPKINS, OF
the Fincaste Democrat, was Chairman, and MIR
T. l.. COCHRAN, of the Charlottesville Advocate
was Secretary. The originator of the proposition
far an Editorial Convention was not present, and
NO one seemed to be aware of the source or the
purposes of the recommendation, committee
formally styled committee on business, was
appointed to report to subsequent meeting. An
invitation was given to the Editors from abroad to
meet those of the city this evening at nine o'clock,
at the Exchange, to discuss some substantial and
interesting matters then and there to be laid on the
table. The invitation was gracefully accepted and
the meeting adjourned to meet at half past this
evening at the Exchange
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RECEIPTS
Nv the Canal, River and Kaiir0ads,

For the treek ending Oct lm.
By CaNAL-2o967 bushels Wheat ota' poIs Sour sour
1856 600 lbs Pig Iron; 8f bags Shoti tUat' IDS Iop
per Ore; 10 Pigs Lead; 605a tons Coal-makine
69gl675 lbs down tonnage. Mdze, Grocenes
Cusno Plaster, Fish, Iron, Salt, Nails, @c- &c
making ,383, 100 lbs up tonnage. 400,
BY THE Central RAfLRoAD.-59S Dds iosr AVE-
bushels Wheat; 1862 bushels Corn; $50 do Con-
Meal: 27o4 do Oats; ITO do Rye; IL boxes and HID
Tobacco; 43 bxs, &c, Sundries; as bags buckwheat
Ia5 realms Printing Paper: l72l lbs Bacon bun
bles Earthenware; kegs Liquor bxs Dry Goods
bag Peas: SO bales Leather; "a bbls Whskey; 81
~ tons Iron; Ia bags Flaxseed; box Wax; bale,
Domestics; 50 bags Potatoes; D bales WOOL; ~:
pkgs Butter; 10 do Butter; 2 do LaIdi IS Sheep:
Calves: 81 Cattle; 143 Hogs; 53 Fowls l48 Dbl!
Apples; S bags Dried Apples Horses Jack
aud Jenny and cnge ofDeer .1
RoAD.-S46 bushels Wheat; $50 do. Corn; 1913 do
Meal; 2s4 do Oats; Ga do Ryei hid Tobacco
hbls Flour; II Sheep; 2 Veals bbs Brandy; 8
bags Potatoes firkin Butter; AZ Empty Bbls;
bbls Apples; pots Pickles
By THE DANvILLE RAILROADS., 06e bushels Wheat
1O66 boxes of Tobacco; GO hhds. do; $50 tons Goa.
l09 bbls Flour; 100 bushels Corn; 26o tons Stone
bags Wool; 9 do. Fn,it; 389 Chickens; 258 Tur
kies Is Geese; 81 Ducks; 10 Horses; Cow; ca
Slaves; fats Timber; Dbl dressed Fowls; Dbl
Lard; ii MILES, rolls Leather; Sulkey
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
RoAp-l7 hhds Tobacco; bbls Pipes p packa
ges Merchandize: &c bales OF Cotton; n cor n
Timber: ) bales Domestics; 40 empty Tour Bar
sells: lots Furniture; 43 head Cattle 81 Sheep;
Horse, Red Eye; Wheat Drill; boxes Fowls; :
Wheat Fans: 5f4 bags w neat; ou Dnls rioui'
bbs Eggs; Stove; So bbls. Fish bbl Oysters;
bbl Whiskey; $50 tons Coal. 3D..
LANDED IN THE DocK.-1554i tons Railroad Iron
CSC bushels Wheat; 4S5 tons Coal; 800 bales hay
500 tons Guano. During the week arrived New
York and Boston packet and New fork, Phi
ladelpia and Baltimore steamers, with assorted
merchandise
EXPORTS-COASTWI
To New YoRK-S636 boxes manufactured Tobacco
7bhds do: and 100 hhds Stems; 1858 bbs. Flour
1915 kegs Nails; Is bales Domestics; q bbis FLAX
seed; tons Iron bags Snake Root; roll OF Car
pet; l Dbl. Potatoes; 10 empty Barrels AZ packa
ges Sundries. 49,
To PHrLApELPHIA.-36 khds. Tobacco; 864 package!
manufactured Tobacco; $50 bars Iron; l65 bag
Rags; l66 bags Bark; 26 boxes and IL bbls. mdze.
Seed Drill - 90.
boxes manufactured Tobacco; and 10 bhds 10
bacco; IA bids mdze.
To BALTIMoRE.-2430 packages manufactured To
bacco; II bbls. smoking do; and IA hhds. Stems
so bales Cotton yarns Is bales Domestics; Is boxe
Cheese; u hhds. Sugar: s bbls and 10 tons Iron
10000 lbs Copper Ore; 10000 bushels Coal; n roll
Leather; 2S bundles Chairs 22 bags Feathers; |;
/. bbls Whiskey; 10 packages Snndries; hhds
Hides; do Sheepskns 3 bags Wool; bales Car
peting: bags Snake Root bags Ginseng; bag
Wax; and 209 empty Barrels
To STANFORD. CoNNECTICUT-1UOO bushels Coal.
| To PROVIDENCE, R. 1880 bushels coal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

VIRGINIA AND TEsNEjaEE RAILRoAD.--In few
weeks this road will be dpthed 20 miles beyond Mt
Airy or l6s miles from Lynchburg Last year
about 80 miles of track was laid and this year 81
miles have been put down, at this rate it will reach
the State line by January 1857 The East Tennes.
see and Virginia Railroad is rapidly progressing
with about l27 miles of track yet to be laid which
being finished, will connect with the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, giving continuous route of
railroad from Richmond to Memphis, Tenn, which,
1t is confidently expected will be in operation du
ing the year 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31
fke Gadefs.

THIS admirable band of young Virginia sof',..a
have attracted universal attention. Their peA
i. soldieriy; their drii perfect No sfaae ~ ~
Iyu,en can show such well disciplined "ilH~'s
49, There = Inn, one drawback to their appear
suee-,soss preposterously short coat tais Why
.non,d ,bese tine Young men be thus disfss.ireo
surely their efficiency would be as great, ans 'ee,'
,nnearauce more imposing in more gracei"f at
tire This is their only drawback, and 1t Is one
which an enemy would never discover for we are
sure no enemy will ever see their backs.
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f,ouuerciill.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.--Flour 60Es cents lower
.nd drooping, Ohio 80 "A; Southern 1881 Wheat
declining. Southern white $3.50. red s20a Corn
dull and unchanged Pork heavy at S22J4 bee'
heavy, $3.50. Lard y and hrm. "mskey uh
changed, 40l. no ,..;.,
BAITTMoRE, Oct 30.-Fiour very active with
saIes Of ! 900 bbls-Howari and City Mills 81
wheat active and 3 cents higher white S2oe q " ID
red - 03 a S207 Corn dull and unchanged ITO
visions dull Mess s20d S2lt Lard ll4al2
Cu,pIFsroN. Oct 29-Cotton has recovered s.
the amount of last weeks decline-with sales 29U
L,1o
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Snow fell on saturday a, 17nior Now, y.

Snow fell on Saturday at Union, Monroe. Va.
W. II. Seward and family, are in philadelpbia
There were &c deaths in Baltimore last Ueek
Salt was very scarce at Turks Island on the la,b
instant e '''ii
Y The Hon. John W. Davis, Governor of Orcoo,
Is now on visit 10 Washington
Commodore Jno. ID. Danel who was Identified
VINE inc revolution In South America died In Bal.
fimore Monday.
Lager beer has become so scarce a, No,,.rl ~
regular customers. '''' - 'AS =
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,zr f..oa cr.ciou. .--T,ne faIlov,

sy- Good Gracious 1.-The following com
versation was overheard yesterday morning. between
two strangers. Maiu street:
CoIonel-Good morning. All my dear fellow, am
delighted to see you. Where you stopping1 At
the American of course. That's excellent Hotel,
isn't itl Certainly it is. Colonel. have awful
pain in my jaws this morning. Why, what caused it,
Well. Won see J. dropped in to see the JULIEN
MINSTRELS last night, at Odd Fellows Hall,
was passing Franklin street, end their burlesques
caused me to langh myself almost to death. ] de-
clare they the best performers ever saw. That
HERNANDEZ actually kicks his own hat of. Their
singing and dancing Is excellent. Well, Colonel
must be of. I'll meet you at Odd Fellows Hall to-
night. intend TO take my family with me. tell
Won. you'll miss trent, if YOU fail to attend
Don't be alarmed shall be on hand Come early,
and secure good seat. oc Sits
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COMMERCIAL.

ns.smanS Merkets, Oct. 30, 1888.
rrarfR.--Fh.@ Flour market IL very firm Buyers
- ossy;ng 5000 $3.50 for snperine; holders are
askinr sg50d@975 There hive peeh saIes =. tie
later and last week there were some l,mited SHES
~ sass Extras we quote ut SO 10 $lo2o.
WHEAT-The wbest market y M, S ~ ~ ~ ~
vance We quote good to PRIME 2, he" F''3' saw
eood to prime white F210d S2l5 o.as,
sV coRN-stil very scarce and firm at aoe e, 81;
CORN MEALwe qaets loo to Fi.Ie s per unsn.
OATS.-Prefty free srTlvas a s.,S a fNe'
OGIJANO-The stool on hand light, ana demand
fair for the season at $50 per ton for Peruvian.
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Mechanics, Institute.

The Hall of the Mechanics Institute was again
Allied last night by brilliant throng OF visiters.-
AFR TBoMPsoS made most interesting address
These nights with the mechanics are indeed among
fbe most cheerful and animating we have ever
aeen. They are encouraging to the cause, ana
foreshadow brighter day for mechanical industry
and art in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

" Captain Can0t, the Hero or the CeIe.
brated work Twenty years Of an African slaver,r
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and il now Medeeen en- Chef Of the Empe
rpr of France.
We extinct from letter written to Mr. Stock bridge
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The letter should
be read in full does credit the head and hear
of the Captain. IL all who had been cured BY this
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speak out many
now suffering might be induced to try this great re-
medy: ------
'Having called on me on the 10Th of April and seen
me prostra.ed on my bed useless in a my limbs YOU
can appreciate nearly well myself the prompt
relief 1 received from HAMPTos's Vegetable Tine
ture.
''You may inform Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray
that they at liberty to make Of my in the
support of the good effects of DR.. Hampons vezetn
BILE Tincture, it has cured in FIVE weeks of a
chronic 1nfammatory Rheumatism, contracted under
tropical climates, and of seven years periodical dura.
ton have only used three bottles and find that even
the deormed parts Of my hands fast returning to
their former natural appearance.
Il have been under the treatment of several phys-
clans in London and Paris without apparent BEN
eft; ALSO while in New York, having tried the Thomp-
sonian and Homeopathic remedies, after having been
tomented with gavanic batteries, cold and aromatic
baths, and hundreds of internal and external medi-
cines all to effect, am far, cured by this Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture only. Therefore. my dear
sir, accept of the of my gratitude, and be-
lieve me your well-wsher, THEo. CANoT."
III Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
trial. . -f
Call and get Pamphlets and cures of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
As a female medicine it is unrivalled
Sold by q. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& CO., Richmond; by Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
L. 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for SIS. oc IL
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GRAND BALLOON ASCE 80 80
~ AND aSlOA
ERIAL EQUESTRIANS1,,
AT
SLASH COTTAGE

Prof GEORGE ELLIOTT
The Renowned American rron,u,
win make an ASCENSION in hi, ,pIsrs;1 '
MOTH BALLOON, the 'f''No'a MAN
"ST. LOUIS
On HORSEBACK, on THURSDAY r,.p,,,
Nov. LIST, 1852 at the above place LINING,
At 2 O'Clock precise,x
This will be the second atternpt Of ~.
ever made in this country. From the well t1,Aacief
putation of Prof. Elliott AZ DARN, sdy,,o oWh re-
his skill in the profession of Erosa{ics NO oIer md
doubt the fultilment of his announced fear g eea
which will be one of the most imposing
witnessed in the United States and as Msdor P
has this case as IN many others used her tor
rather her tangs of poison to make il apurar ~, = "
but wooden horse, instead of real Aesh md NJ y
let every doubling person call ut the Broad Stree,
tel Stables, where the i'''
TRIAL STEED
can be seen, that is to travel to the azura s,
of ether with his hardy hoofs resting upon hat ~;
Bile fulcrum the middle air
ty Trains for the accommodation of thoss ,vb.
may desire to go from Richmond, VIII leave tho Dsrn,
of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac C1tc.
pany. Mt 10 and II o'clock precisely and returnlns
will leave the Cottage at and o'clock F. NJ
Tickets for the round trip, in the cars with thu NJ,
vilege of admittance into the ground, ONE DOLL iR
children under 10 years of age, half price.
Gate tickets % cents each; children half price.
Refreshments on the ground, at city prices
A Band of Music will be in attendance.
-oc 20-dGctd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

WHERE 1T GOEs.-According TO the London
Times large amount of the Sound Dues goes into
private pockets A ferry boat is employed to take
skippers to the Chamber of Sound Dues, and al.
though the distance is but a few yards from seven
to nineteen dollars is charged according to circum
stances. A pilots fee for vessel drawing fifteen
feet is from $50 80 to SAT, with an increase of s.
a foot after sixteen. The sum total of the perqui
sites amounts to over 100000 annually. The
Director of the Sound Dues has, or had in 1850
salary of Sl5,960 the clerks from $4,000 to S..
600 each the cashier Sc $50, and the others in pro-
portion. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

CAUTION TO AUCTIosEERs.--An auctioneer in
Detroit, few days ago, while in the act of knock
ing down an article to purchaser let the hammer
slip from his hand, and thus most unexpectedly
struck a lady in the crowd, knocking her down.
He was arrested and fined S. the justice not allow.
ing an auctioneer to knock down purchasers as
well a. the thing they purchase
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THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS!
- This new Machine, for
CARDS RILI.HEADS

SMALL CIRCULARS, LABELS, &c, NtI
Is capable of turning Oft 1000 impressions per hour
thereby enabling the patrons OF this establishment to
obtain this description of work at the shortest PO
BILE notice. -...
~ Prices reduced in proportion to the INCREASE
OF SPEED, -
IT, Printing in various cOlorcd BRONLEH
and INK = executed in the highest style Of the at
In this branch of the business the Propnetos car
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION. 0c S'-bt
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IF ITpholstcrY Goods.--Tndia md Union

" Upholstery G0Ods.--India and Union
Damasks Satin deLaines Lace and Muslin Curtains
Gmps, Tassels, Loops Cornice Bands, &C., splen-
did assortment hand.
Having engaged an almost entire set of work
men from the most celebrated houses North, who,
with my experience, satisfied that Upholstery
work OF every description will be executed in style
not to be excelled JOHN +. REGNAULT,
oc 30-lm 1872 Main street
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oi"i' PrTrpsBuRG. oct.sf ~
nyOTICE tn CTO R-...ff o i''

~ sails will be received at this office nlll,i rr
November LIST, next, for the followins %o Raaio
LIST The construction OF Darn on =, he lid n
contain (say) 600 cubic yards Of Masonry !o.ys.as
cement, with also about $500 cubic yards Of q
and embsnkment; also, the grubbing air anu, sny az.
the site for reservoir. (say four seres wi.e .spof
tional work that may be required ioF s So, on tat
ID The construction OF the main heStl ~. ,s,as
Heights. that will require about 2aGo ehp.S f. he
smbsnslnent, to be puddled and lined WIN s1. ~
depth often inches, both on bottom he lee hsr3
100 cubic yards,l and TO be paved WIZ" 'A1
brick, requiring $4,000 -. ,,o,. may oe
Plans and specifications OF the above WIS
seen at this office. D., The we'd
Also one Stationary Engine snd aa'iP n.. ieQ isc
required 10 be done Is TO raise oo"o e. h,s Pv
horizontal and 10 feet vertical N eish' NJ .esss
posals viii be received for both high ana ~"
Engines, III s..-,ihs the kiHs
Persons offering for the above, WIN a ns:la
Of Engine and Pamp they propose 10 snIlesss ID
rY- Proposals win be received tof '"0
dit;onaI bill of Pipes
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BOARDING.


pOARDiNG...Seve Gentlemen can he
ID accommodated with Board and Lodging On Man
street. first door below Exchange Bank
oc S0-St*
DUAKDING,--1IKS }. N. HOOK ER on
ID Bank street. between 9Th and 10TH has several
vacant at present. Strangers visiting the Fair
can be accommodated. oe Gp--6t
pOARDING.--1Irs. HOOPER has several
ID vacant rooms, and accommodate tsun,, :
with board moderate terms. Location Church
Hill, Grace street. four doors from 18th street Vsl.
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
oc 26-lm%
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Co,,oc Faeforv Burned-LOss OF Ii

boston Oct 30-Sanfords Cotton Iae,oly mo~.
worcester. Mass, was destroyed by fire TINS morn,
ing with considerable quaafity Of eo1ron in
10 Ssyoes and two were killed by leaping from the
t .darrs When the train left the whole village
"as shreatened with destruction by hre
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~. vlsjtoKp TO the Nlechanfcs, and State
FAIRS will6nd at the new and Extensive HAT CAP
and FUR DEPOT, 10 Mnin street, Hats Caps Ladies'
and Chidrens Furs Of every variety to which we beg
leave to call their attentisp.--@s
BINFORD DICKINSON L wEISIGER.
or T---1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

NoRFoLK-We are indebted to the Kindness of
Purser Hill of the Augusta for Norfolk pspers in ad
vance of the mail. The Argus says that an un-
known man was found Monday, lying i'll of the fe
ver on Myers wharf. He was taken up and pro-
perly cared for. The steamer Louisiana arrived
from Baltimore Monday, for the first time since the
commencement of the fever. The store of Mr. VIM.
b. Stewart, on Bank street, was broken open du-
ring the epidemic, and some articles of provisions
taken out Tho theft was discovered Monday. DR..
Horwtz, Of New York, has sent a receipt to Nor
folk, of compound for the fumagatim of the stores
and dwellings which have been closed. The uni
tedp Fire Company paraded Monday, in attendance
on the funeral Of deceased member. The Her
aid notices the largely increased size of the congre
cations of the different churches, last Sunday.
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An IrishInan.

We were not at all surprised to learn that the
leader of the French column which successfully
stormed tho Malakoff aud planted the tricolor on
that stronghold of the Nu.Scovtes was an Irishman
Gen. McMahon, a broth of a boy from the gem OF
the sea, entered long ago. like many of his country
mon, the French service, and, lighting his way up
10 the top round of the ladder has consismmated his
glory in tie successful assault upon the malakof
and intertwined around the victorious banner the
Shamrock of Ireland and the Lily Of France, in an
immortal garland. 1t must be somea consolation to
the people of Great Britain that if heir arms were
defeated at the Redan, native of the British isle
led the magnificent assault that teri sinated in the
downfall of South Sebastopol Peril ,ps, however,
the painful reflection will occur that ii all the Irish
men hadn't been driven out of Ireland, their own
army might have been composed, as IN old times,
of tho countrymen of McMahon, and then the Re
dan, instead of casting a shadow over the military
annals of Great Britain, would have owered up,
like Malakoff mountain of light and glOry.