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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

To Havre 900 bbls of -four taken at Soc. Rates
70 Caforu mia unchanged Tho bark Rhodes OF a5O
TONS purchased by Arthur Leary Esq, at private
terms
HAY.-Moderate sales were ma ie at zoe. 75c
IRos.-Aiarket firm, at old rates.
LEAD was held at full prices but without sales of mo-
ment
LoGwoop.-Two cargoes 81. Domingo have been sold
ths week the first at sls 25 in bond and the other al
$1S, duty paid.
MoIAssis-sales of 100 bbls New Orleans were made.
at 3sc
NAVAL SroREs.-About 200 bbs. spirits we're sold at
soc and cargo OF common ron at 81 SO per $40 lbs
delivered.
ors continued dull and without change Of moment in
prices
PnoysioSs-Pork including descriptions on the spot
ana 10 arrive both sound refuse SOFT inspected and
inspected the sales for the day aggregated 900 1000
bbls, including the spot at So SO SO OF
per bbl and prime at s2l with several lots soft
and refuse ut prices viii III afforded no criterion the
was in fair demand at Sl2 sf3 for mess, and $il Sl
20 for prime with sales OF about 200 bbls repacked
Chicago mess at SO so a s17 prime at S2l
S26. Gut meats oniinuei 10 be and nominal.
Iard-Sales 200 800 bbls. made, at u&c.a l2e.
Bui ter and cheese unchanged.
RICE.-Ihe sales embraced 100 cnsks at 57ec. &c
The small parcels crop coming to hand too
and green for export and suited for immediate do
me ic consumption.
sUGARs.-1he market firm, but less active. The
sales confined to about 500 600 hhds Cuba
covado cargo Of which was of refining quality, and
sold at sc while the remainder, being good TO prime
quality, brought 7Tc SIC, and small 10. Of New
Orleans sold &c. lot of 900 bbs Bal timore refined
sugar sold at i0iSc. 1920, four months.
WHisaEY was dull. A small sale Of State prison $50
bbs.) reported at 4oc. 40Hc., though holders
generally asked 41c. re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY Sept. Is +. ".
Asurxs aeg Of 20 bbls. made at 80 ~ for both
sorts.
Iy1apsTt -t1our--Comm0n grades were scarce and
frrner with fair demsrd for home consumption sad
for EXPORT the sales embraced about 5000 900 bbs,
including common 70 straight Sta.e brands ~ 10 $s;
western MIXED 10 fancy and txtra ranged from as
ss So small sses a Canadian common TO choice we're
reported q, IS 81 Southern was without change Of
momeni-sacs 7C0bhis., a. IS - 30 10 Tor The whole
range among the Fales, 1CO0 bbls. coma1n state
deliverable III October at 81 i2a and 200 DO IN en-
days Mt 81 90; Genesee ranged from ~ $40 ~
Nhsat--Ilerr WINS more doing, and ut steady priees
The sales embraced for the day between 20 900 and 10 oJo
bushels OF all Ainds, among which 1900 5000 new
souhern, including red at 81 70 81 sTk aud ~ 70
81 for white Included la tho sales, about 1900
10 arrive IN days at p. l., and 1000 California good
quality az 81 " VI e7i6. Rye-sales Of 10000 bush
els woe made chiefly to arrive, az 81 IL 81 10. The
receptr II com ght about 80 900 900 bushels
we're ol al Sac SIC, with saIas at 40 &c oats
were IN fair demand At s5c iSc for State and Western
co,lyTAbout 100 bags Rio sold AZ ii tse.. and
200 DO AZ II &C. 12c., and 30 do. fAguyara atl2c
C,1,pN sales we're confined 10 about 800 700 bales
without change In prices though the market contin rel
70 be somewhat unsettled a. dealers were waiting the
receipt of letters by the Africa.
Frru-Ralsns were quiet ~ ~ 20 u ~ Tor d. RS,
ard 10 csaes ciiron were sold OF 1oc.
Fpy1fpTs Plates we're again hrmer. The clipper ship
Dcadnsught f,r Liverpool engaged about W w bush
els wheat and corn at Sd In bulk, and about 10 900 DO
were engaged by other vessels, commencing with 10
7,Sd ard closing al Cd. IN bags. Much higher rates
were dCmAn1ed for engagement 10 the coming month
For -four O. was asked for immediate shipment, and 700
q 400 bales Of cotton engagei compressed AZ Nd
To London cheese was 81 Sos ead o. o-Aea ior h0ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13
FURNITURE.

CoTTaGH AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERcoNs-
" A. 5is Broadway opposite The 81 Nicholas Hotel IA.
THEWf STACEY oGrr for sale The extensive asori
meut OF snry, cottage enaeled and Frcnch furniture he
pslSsses plsws bols.es, Ae AZ manufacturer prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

A1DAxg ALVIN PROM fAErH. TEspgns Hss
vi - a. lAfts 49, reiiexseA ~ pAs~~>~sgy
can as@..s sisss 1fs f.ssftsxe k1s@~~. All No. ~
a. ~ ~ Ndy seh~nxa Or vi s.syyys Dc
nssns~ y be- vtsgs. ks<ssss blft1<s. sews. psss
Bowey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

,.hp,py pYrYEa uka RNxnygp 10 tgi SEVENTH
M ss,fre tapse4 ~ sy 1sfd snf Ise1sg fss1 stsrs
- ysttsss is4 pssf psasssN All fusss Ss~.s
r4feNgrs rtfNavN Ia tstH tstlbsMs lra~tees
ssai ffsnsi gsyEsvty la s1iso. k&isnss No. 90
fsss lukasA ffeah, 49, osfzsB. Asa grss Kasxas1s
hs ~ tu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

A WIDOW LADY HAVING 4 HANDSOME FURNISH
~ ed house down owu west 81 Broatwny. w0ld Ike o
take Gentlemen and their wives board. Inquire al u
walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

vlvAkTED AN ENGLISH OR AMERICAN GENTLE
w man Who can teach thoroughly the usual branches
Engll.h education lie able 70 make hiinseA VI
dcrs,oot III spanish Address l43 West I'd ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

ry'YAcHER wANTED-A GRADUATE or ONE or Orr
coleFra American competent 20 teach all the English
branches vh French aud good dscplnarian Il wanted 70
t.ke he dsrse TX 10 eight children, IN private family
about neen miles The city. Address tbe uniorxgn
ed stating terms and qualifications, H. L. rredwc aiahas
eel n A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

| 4 = GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEEcKER. --nEIIGur.
~ ul suits Of rooms g let oseher separately gen.
uemen and heir wives House repee with all modern
improvements Also, hne rooms with board 5T Bgee4er
street opposite Depau row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

DOAED WhhTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY ny a
- gentleman and ht wife and single gcntonn location
Nes sd q brQauway and nos above BOArla
housed necr reply. AGdrefa stating terms AMI ocaion
~, 81, Hrind oaCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

BOARD At IS NINTH srREET--FINE FURSisiED
ID rooms IN suite aud SINGLE with without board. f.rs
caEs horse nrwy furnished aud modern improvements The
whole OF the second floor may be Ind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

ROARD WANTED-Is PRIVATE FAMILY tCATlo
ID lies IrriorCd) hy young man. viii pay 50 week
breaLias ana Ia house with improvements;
tween Beccker and Tenth streets Sixth aqenue Refer
encc exchanged Address note 10 omscad, Herald office
hatinr location OF room, nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13
EDUCATION.

G1O BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARIrHMErIC.--M
NlO DOLBEAR, 800 Broadway Houston street.
few private seats vacated which may be ibis
only xiO for full double entry Students wishing
be guaranteed nj this price must seats when offered
A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE AP
IL picaons daily this week for instruction In penmanhlp
elociiioD, bookkeeping and arithmetic.
OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH.
No. 1852 Broadway corner OF Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

4 PRIVATE FAMILY cAN ACCOMMODATES WIN
"A rariiel bo.rd. I've seu.enen or genlenpa ani 0'e
having two tine communicating RA nl1 back
IN The house Apply Il No. West Baltic street. between Cn
ton aud Court street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

DRtvATf boARD.-revR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
J. have two large furnished second two Ia
eeel room, With tl or partial board respectable
pritaic family where they ENJOY pcrsucny the conogs
bon Mt
shi Bfocinc street. during tins week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

'TfTIT TF.--TFTF 'INEN~ITAI4 MD
mercantile school tor young gentlemen tho German
plan utdsr The direction OF Drs. Richard and Bendtn
sueu he reception OF boarding and day pups $50
fourth avenue Twenty ih street, Circulars may bs
had A. ringer Town9.nd's, 20 Broadway AMI a. lie In
sfitue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

J'AfL2oD wikTJR tnHaNggsTsf -Fty ytvDa
80 vel fDoss1 fssafeg EkttL 80 ssnrs.
efA - rtxsaoa hf N2ns- nfr -stft ssf feNg
Effnh Ssso ~ fss = Rarsf rf.ss f,<f asr st9etsS
" IN sfEgF9' taf - Fsfa - sss ~ ssxss vnn
- FsA4t !. ssffsY e..ssesg q ~ sr< - ~ sanfr -
l.sg gtseg1 ~ ssre fsvs NsssszA a. ~ a rss
ID ted ~ Tar 10
A. tKtstssa xsy ~ rtts ~ @enss.xs~xn
asus Isfs z ~ hottss@- = 49, . Ma hs42 e4s
IrOR EEY FpET AAp yokI CHAMPIONSHIPS sryAx
test NEY INEf esssf sgrYsy srr@s w. a-ly f2.s
Ssys str~gssJ a csss y, ~. sssa KY Dor sse-yA
~
DEGrLAH ptf HpAT yof A,sAwr LtIi~0
IN 900 A. fautsrs stAssf rba Ss.i rest s~~snrs.
pfsstas<gss ttAusstes BrsaaA. ata Hsi@a syf 90
80 - fts ssfttd - i.s,A-it~t kw ssssnsf Tiios -
rfItgits Gag a ha<h,a>f. 81 lexrf New - sN~.
49, 30 a fsy sss~s Ns~ssy s-fssa<s{ sns r'sfsg ~
rtssk a y srvtrnx ~ Ata.y = ens - - 90 ~
iBusf wtH it2vs aiAAEy srsFf fafn&*f ~ r~fsy -
ssssasJ Fe f0rfhes ssrsssesn ssafs y ". Wv sfss~s
ysy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09
ARRIVALS At TEE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY. ss

coLuMBrAN HorEL.-B T Williamson, q =
9oes was e 81 .Ssnssaa
5 Gnesenheim.r. T w Lsnburs; r a Hs.tsr. y =
Ratclia. va j n Thompson. M.ssJ Nice, Tenn; 4
si@: Ali Towns. Apsli. In Lsf: :.s.; cgsi
Rowen. Dr. Rouen, q w Mitchell. Monroe;
Read, Henry; II ] McGehee. N c; IA ThomP:on,
R: J Holman. Liberty; T Lawson Lynehburg.
] Garrett, CoIumbia; Collier, j Grant, Guyanr
dofte; C Rest, Petersburg. tFYt
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-A Addington: 9
Britain. w Pleas.nta Richmond; McMnllen
w johnson, w Mathews, Va; ] H Bpzssl, Amelia;
r Foster. Archer: Pete,sbs: B W Finney. row-
h.tsn; q k1ssls. New Kss Lsse. F H.
Cumberlsnd; r w BsrnweIl, E H Pritchett and bro
Their. We; Beszlsy Green; r M Kent, c E Hugh.
Hossean: a1d s
Keuuedy, III Bare. Stanton; Z Nelson, Hanover;
Houley, Chsr'ville assa 81
EXCHANGE HOTELS " letter. Roanoke;
Halifax: s Dews, ] Payne. Carnobell; j Kyle,
Christnsbs; w Lane, Amelia; G w Coleman. Ca
Epps Es Ennis ee!Iy H wdb n1so1:
W Morris 4 Mo.ley, Col A Wooldriee. Master j c
chester Bait, w W Porter and lady. G, Mrs Sin
gleton, Lynchbe; Burch. Washington; J Win
s,cn Richmond; VI Carpenter; Page. Hanover;
Men Meade a. F Mesas CLARK aD' 'A'''
AMERICAN HOTEL Cobbs, Philaj G w
Norris, w Il Lanehorne, Lynchburg; Richardon,
Burnsto w Weeks, A w Quarrier. Kanawha;
Capt Hill lady and child. Boston, Col w Gelden,
Petersburg; II L Wilson. Lexington; Mrs Denison,
NY; Booker. Washin ston; w Smith and Is
dy. Baltimore; B Henley. Amherst; B w Jones.
N j: T w Jordan, ] c Jordan. w s Puryesr. N C; C
II Butcher, Amherst; 81 Z Gardner, Cumbd; r T
Grafton. Ruckingham z Raymond; Washinston;
q Armstrong, Amelia; Marshall, Dsnyills; B
Jennings, Cumbd. E3e.r sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

0nsfbe 7th issi.. MA1Y E6MA. daushttr g Mr..
tbs 8, esd John 1ssrsA sssd yssrs msnfm -
q fnnsr.1 V3ll 60 place st her fat1srs res-
asuSf eornaf Ell and lth streets, thie morning
a q sidrk 4 reie1f9ss and friends Of ths family
IA the fsalspcs Of George Tssry, Esq Il Mses.
RIA. i.fsnf son Of III. II. =. c. Basksrviil. sssd
nSe s tn, v,sse tisis (Fridsy) morning.
~ 1890 TfSom his fifhers refdenee. on bfsnt.
=. stsssS IRE frisndsof ths smsIy szs fsqassted
to attend. ~ - Sg k48
On the 9Th Inst st TIE resiseuse 2, lfippIss
in TIE 275 year Of his sge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

MR.. THACKERAY.-The Paris correspond.
ent of the New York Tribune mentions, as
an instance of the nervousness observed in
Europe in regard to the regular. training and
promotions of diplomatic agents, that Mr.
Thackeray lately asked of his government the
appointment of Secretary of Legation to the
Embassy at Washington, and that he was re.
fused, with the observation, that although his
lordship lord Clarendon) entertained very
high opinion of Mr.. Thackeray's merits and
qualifications, he could not consistently de
viate from the system which had been adopt
ed and thoroughly confirmed by its salutary
results, and appoint him over the heads of
those who had served a regular apprentice
ship to the system
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

7AST0usmso AOb1Ci1Y ~ +. SImoss,
Dssussrsotye,st. of nishmssd, vs, = his first su-
4. 4 ..s g s:s s vsa e. s:sss
ssss, !. n sssd sss 4 = ss %s
ting that Il vas The epiacp q the gsdsss q fine
Gao s,a S.s,s g ~ &
;sdces fion tie dros ~ the eemmuuty thsss hidden
cssSs. only 70 81 found 81 cur sompesr did most
sewCji sfsry notice from eommittss Of most sx.
esllspt judsss, whose conclusive evidence beg
leave to here annex:
Z The committee Of Judges Of Ciass No. 81 appoint
cd by the Meebanic1 Institufe respectfully report
that We have csrefuly examined the spscimens Of
the numerous srfists of tie ely and other places in
NUT m n. simons and 2. B. GibS.-at rivs s,' ..
eat pleasure to testify to the high degree Of shin
exhibited In the specimens which adorned the halls
Of the institute. In aecordsnee with the insYnc-
tiors we have received, We proceed to snswer the
aueria propoupded In regular order, presenting the
Intentions to be that we shsl express our opinion q
Firss In regard OF rariefy elegance and co,7eetnes
of deliaeatiop uphestatinsiy award to the coee-
ton Of II Waisehays sne Highest degree of ereei.
leace.v Without going fully into partcuiau, we
mention large sized portrsit Of the Hon. John N;
the pure photographic Art Several beautiful speci
mems of photographs paper, bearing close resem
blance to crayon drawings having the same merit
the first mentioned; . very beautiful specimen Of
eoloyed dGgue, yeofypss marked crsyon style" and
several specimens of Streoseope views Of Portrait
The specimens of three last mentioned were tho
only ones exhibition.
second We are Of opinion that the collection Of
M Simons comes inert in order Of merit
Third. To that of P z. Gibbs we assign the "Miyd
in rank"
The Committee on Premiums, composed of about
twenty gentlemen of intelligence and discyimins-
ton, pronounced my collection a. deserving the 6rst
and highest pre- MUM; and trust in future that Mr..
Simops will refrain from csiming the first premium,
as the above most conclusvely shows 1t was not
aw arded to him.
ia the art in this country and in Europe, than any
other artist. by Galleries may be found IN the prn-
cipai cities Of the Union. where his unrvalisd pre-
Respectfully, J. IL. WHiTEdU hST.
Yah q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09
YOUNG MEN,s CHnlsrIAr Assoo,Ar1on :

YousG MEN's CHRIsrIAn Assoo,.rror
The Rev. Geo Woodbride &c delivers lecture he ~,
the yonns gentlemen of this praise worthy instftu
ion this evening, 10 the I'd Presbyterian (Rev. Mr
ter OF the gospel eDjoys larger share Of the conf
dsncs and affection Of the Christian community in
which he resides, than Mr.. Woodbridge. This ii. i
copsl miniatsr and the known ability of the lecfufs,
take in connection with the fact OF his haynr been
for more than twenty years faithful pastor smons
us sntls him 10 an ovelfowins audience, for vhoss
feel assured he hos prepared an inteiIsc
tfest ~ @
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS

teal experience in the prosecution Of military
claims, arising out of the revoutisnsry and subss
ion duiae this period Thy reasonsble charges and
prompt sethemeat) to the numerous claimants for
whom he ha. acted as agent attorney, offers his
services to the soleiers widows and tguardisns of
orphans, who come under the provisions of the act
of Congress, of March. 1855, in which IA days
vice. rendered by the soldier, entities the claimant
to 160acres of land.
Agents and Others having supended or rejected
cases before the several Departmental under any of
the laws of Congress- may find 1t to their advantage
to confer with him. ssgl
The highest market price paid in cash for all pro.
perry assigned Land Warrants and Scrir.
JAMES T. SUTTON. JR,
Office corner of Bank and 18th streets.
I. NH 9-5t % Fronting South ate Of Capitol So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

"THR PEoPLR's ADvocArE."-Tbe first number
Of newspaper, With this title was issued at Hall.
lax y. n, va, on the LIST inst The editor Il
hudson M. Garland, jr, gentleman who has for
a'ong nme been connected with the press of Viz
GINA The Advocate will be strictly neutral in
party politics. From the specimen before NJ. We
have no hesitation In recommending 1t as an exec,
lent family paper. We sincerely trust that Mr.
Gs-iand's enterprise may meet with full and amr,.
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

NOVEL PREsErT.--We were yesterday
shown a beautiful needIework pocket handkerchief,
manufactured in Japan, and sent as a present to
Mr. Charles Campbell of this city by Mr. Henry
Fauth, first assistant engineer on one of the U. s.
steamers off the coast OF China Mr.. Fauth was
formerly an apprentice to Mr.. Joseph R. Anderson,
at the Tredegar Works, while Mr.. Campbell was
one of the active superintendent of that estab,
ishment, and has sent the 'kerchief to Mr.. C. as a
token of his high appreciation OF his old instructor
and friend F--F a+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

Coon WHARF.-THE residents of Rock
etts, or at least some of them are really bIessf
with pure, Geld and clear water the year round. =
Calling in at Col. Haskins' store some short time
since. we were surprised to learn that bis house
was furnished from bottom to top, with deligbffnj
water from the famous "bloody run" spring, A
drink OF such clear, cool. sparkling water, in civ
like Richmond, sreally luxury not to be despised
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

BEATING WOMAN-Moses Harris. a
slave charged with violently assaultng and beating
Rachael, a slave was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday to undergo an examination, but owing to
the absence OF witnesses, the trial was postpnned
prison. sse7- ~ E717'FT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

Sum OFFERED FOR CUBA-The offer pro.
posed by the joint Ambassadors for Cuba, is
said to have been one hundred and twenty
millions of dollars, or an advance of twenty
millions upon the amount proposed by Presi
dent Polk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

New BUILDINGS are going up in all quar-
tiers of the city, from the lowy hut to the stately
mansion. We only regret that capitalists do moi
find it to their interest to build one or two hundred
cottages suitable for the middle classes, near the
centre of business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

SpRixa rs.-The kholeosle mer
chants Of Richmond ses(lto Be rE1panse ibr anu1'
Usually heavy spripg tfad6; and g many Of them
are direct importers, there 10 not shadow Of .
doubt that country msrchants can purchase theif
suppliNe tow, not lower here than ID any Of the
Noftherp msfkets. Weinvife the attention Of our
readss to The aAvsftisenents 70 b found IN othsz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

TEMPERANcE.-The Sons of Temperance
do not seem TO be as active and persevering in
their good work, at this time, as they were few
years ago, and the consequence is, that intempe
rance appears to be on the increase In our city,
We have seen more drunken men staggering about
| the streets within the past two months than we
| remember to have seen during the entire year OF
lS40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09
: MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND, March

7aHE e1 @ ARRIVED,
schr Blue Nose, -, Halifax, fish, Bacon L. Bas-
kervill. .rs5s
schr Gen Taylor. Philadelphia, uadz, E Workman
& Co.. Icy a
schr Henry Read, johnson, lumber. -as
Schr Martin Van Buren,, House, Hampton, cys-
tiers. .t Z Trs~+
Schr Barrill, Aud, York River.
Schr Elizabeth DavY, Trower, Cherrystone.
Schr -Four Sisters, Troweis, do.
Schr StarsLawson. do.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Cieared, schrs. Georgia,
Mitchell and Truth. Creighton. for Richmond
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, March S.-ArTived, schr
Harriet, Barker, from Richmond -
NEW YoRK, March 7.-Cleared. ship Vulture
Smith, for City Point. 7 ,ss.- s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

PLANTING TREEs.-In various sections al
the city we notice that shade trees are being plant
ed 10 front OF private residences and churches
The poplar seems to have grown in great favor Of
late years, and bids fair to supsrsede all other kinds
of shade trees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

No PAss.-Maria, slave to Mrs. Mar,
Royal received ten stripes by order of Justice Tay
or, yesterday morning, for being In the street III,
night before without pass. a'e.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09
Mary Findy. a free negro.

In FOR IT.-Mary Findy, free negro, re
mitted to prison last Wednesday night for want O
a register. When brought before the Mayor yes
terday, it was ascertained that she had had no pa
pers for several years, and she was therefore com
mitted to prison to answer before the Husting
Court ON Monday next. g-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

SHANGHAI Fowls are losing their popu-
larity in the neighborhood of the city, many of the
breeders having come to the conclusion that they
are greatly over rated as barnyard poultry In
England, as we see by some of the papers, the
Shsnghais have been superseded by the old Dor.
kin, after giving them fair trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

TIGHT-Henry Jordan appeared before
the Mayor for being drunk and dfsorderly, and was
required to give bail for his future good behavior
In the sum of $780, ---E---l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

DIoRAMIc VIEWS On visiting Odd Fellows Hall,
End that We were not bumbugaed. bus beheh one Of
the finest works Of art ever exhibited In Richmond
one view of which was worth double the price oil
admission. fItj - a CITIZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09
TnE Srrr selected for the Ricbmond M

The SIRE selected for the Richmond and
sirable to be found Ia the city, owing to liz cose
proximity to the works OF the James River and
kanawha Company When the buildings are
erected, they will add great deal to the bnsine,e
appearance OF the east end OF the city AS the con.
tractors along the line OF the improvement have
already commenced operations, we presume il viii
De but a short time before the buildings are com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

FLOGGED.-Spencer Mallory, free ne
gro, got drunk and kicked up terrible fuss In the
street. for which he was taken before the Mayor,
found guilty and ordered ten stripes. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

New PoTATOEs.-We have seen num-
Der of new Irish potatoes, grown in garden near
this city, that seem TO be unusually forward. Some
Of them were as large as wax cherries, while
others were q few sizes smaller. If the season
proves propitious, some of our gardeners will
soon have this fine vegetable in market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

SWAN with all liz horrors is not relentless an
enemy to ~ those fell diseases, Scrofula,
Syphilis, Reformation, the imprudent use Of Mereu,
Iry, and other affections arising from tainted end
impure state of the Blood. CARTEEs SfANfsH
MIXTURE il the only remedy which will drive these
insidious disesses from the system Many have been
restored 70 health who but forts timely aid would
have snrk in despsir. Do NOT DELAY, BUT TRY 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-09

STEALING PoULTRY.-SOme chicken thie1
entered the premises of Mr.. Jennings, corner Of
4th and Canal streets, last Wednesday night, and
carried off fifteen members of the feathered tribe