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| StouA w AsEu NOV cleared .l2S662 ln4IT
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. :. Sugar was dull. and opl,
about 10 hhds we're disposed of including 40 Good Com
mon at OF Molasses 200 bbls wers sold at - q
Good Reboea at 27s and from store 100 b5,s from tbs
Union and Orleans Refneries at s2t ID gallon fhnrvt
| large lots of the latter Offering at sos
| FLooR. We noticed sales of barely 1000 bbls n,
which 40 snpeTfne at 81 o. 800 at the same and ion
supeffne and Fancy, in lots, at 81 90 d Dbl.
CRAM. Corn was good in request for shipment .ra
oVoo SACKS were disposed M including 44oo in three or
Jour lots at 3oe 800 in several lots,at T2e p bue,sl
VI Oats Sooo sacks we're sold of which GO ST.
4Ot 500 at H. 600 in lots at 4la42 and 700 nj Aot "a
eushel The last receipts of Wheat were held at 81 81
@sl 3d. but lot of So sacks sold 81 80 v bushsl
VI Bran 1900 sacks taken in two or three lots
Coz p 100 fb. -. ~ ~
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was still retailing nj Gal
Dbl of Bacon 20 casks were sold at l2,56s12s< for
Ribbed Sides and II for City Smoked shoulders and
~ cesks yellow Bagged Hams at 12s q Nothing of
any moment was doing in Lard
COFFEE. 100 bags Rio sold in three lots a. II, "a
ID. Market dull.
BAGGING. Sales 60 bales India at IN and aao u
considerably less
deNNY BAGS. An offer of Ia IA was refused for a
ZOE o. GUY bales. Holders asking 141se and upwards
oANDLEs 100 boxes Star, full weight weec sold at
2do y ID. 80 '''A ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. rs bbls were sold q, sst-
day at 81 1ke q gallon. s#
PoEAroEs. Sales 500 bbis on the levse, mostly at
~ 20 1or Rnk-eyes, and 30 2otaS2 80 "a Dbl for Mo
shanncks.
WHISKY. DUH, and sass conened to 80 bbls Raw
as 9S7f and some retail lots Of Rectied at %
gallon ~ U
r FNEldHTs. We heard Of now engagement.
., n4VhANahs, Demand very dull and Sterling Bills
still lower. We quote:l
.I07 n 5oIos and 1osl<
New York Sixty-day Bills ,,o moI& Y, ~ A w.
sight Checks on New York. .....,, "a ~ AZ
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SWANS
BANK NeTE LIST AND DETECTER,
Published s4mi-mcuthly a. Montgomery Ala,
N 1,1MA nGlfI Ado DIED INrNrrsr rar

I 4 7 TWO DUILARS FER ANNUM IN AIDE
IN yAhcETae VIII is p, ted fle whit apor and nav
and alaca vii b. eend uuitsd States
AS5uthsl ank SotH Lat A. essential Bank 60 ntpe
house and ubi ise. Let VS. unts advancing our nGn IN
tsIGsts Northern 4,
/ loving iIeir dict1tior. $500 'N
The work will be carefully revised the day pubca n and ali
mportaa lcal ehgnHes they Tton
vii he made to Gsks Ell reliable guide
| Merchant. -
Hotel PropFr Brokers, AueoHeers Merchants and
having widely crcnlatei
that imitd number
pea rates for adyeng by the periods
applying Of agents. the office Atlanta
&c ,rgis. = '
numbers vi bs ssn., en- application by letter. free Of
schai &C.
Ali Intended the List and Detscto
must Svaa's list,u IT, GEORGIA
SAMUEL SWAN,
JAaK RapERTsos, General Agent
tSl descriptions received BY GAS. T. HOWARD Agent Tor
New Orr Louisiana, We Sim
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ISqUEsTs. THE Coroner on Sunday night
held inquest the body Of John Mees whose suicide
by taking audanufn mentioned in yesterday paper
An appropriate vsrdetwas given The deceased was a
native of Ireland thirty years age and leaves wife 10
whom he had been married but Six months
Also an inquest on the bodyof John Roach native Of
Ireland seventy years old found dead the corner OF
dirod and Baronne streets Verdict apopIexy, caused
by intemperance. - 7f-F'-'' NNN'~N
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FOR RENT.
THE COO . sAMARIrAss.

ri Wills tAS6UClAIION ORGANIZED LAST
evening" in eo1squaaee Of the epidemic beng our nj d
eiecsd Years
John Holland, President; VICE pfEsidsnntri
Mason Secretary, john Flasher Ire asursr "
hErEfSsfsoF DOM TIos5 Sen John L. Le wis, Office
Eugene Cxehs' Bank C.
anian Gfiee Third Disrc
Fdnrtp District. T - - r0fA oIHe' >
MEDIcA ApFIsHEs-Dodtora A,Ca
Mos Ia Rosa.
GuPPEss &C street and e. Rue KovaI alrast
shEALTH WARDEN
George w. Dixon - ~
NURSES FOB THE SckFercns residing city,
want o. apply Madame Cuti Poydas
- JOIN Fls.her street. opposite The ,r a
Depot + Ksllat's Book the
Wanted usdta ely, fifty datud sfaais pq,ssa an IN
Madame Poydss Market T. Rel,r,. BaoL ora r5
the St. Charles Hotel Flasher erio
the Carot0u RAilrold DeIo.. 1920 salir1S,t e
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CRUELTY TO SLAvEs.--Lieut. Fremeaux yes-
terday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos charging
man ana wife named Reagan with unlawuy and cruelty
treatlng ana beating their slaves johnny and Mary
ne having found marks upon their bodies upon which
based the charge warrant was Issued s. -'@
DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER. Jean Ronpa++
NO. ~ st Philip street yesterday asked Recorder Ramos
io the Aphonse Forgue who he sWore had
nurng hB iair fame by spreading stories that he had
stolen the effects ola certain deceased Young man who
had been in his employ as waiter. warrant was
issued as prayed for. - rs $50 ''' =
SELLING BAD FISH, = Pierre Perez. G, fab
seller Dryades market yesterday arraigned beors
Recorder Bright en- charge, preferred by compissarv
be Gruy, of having putrd fish exposed for sale on Thnr
day morning last and of having raised disturbance ana
resisted the Gommissary when he undertook to remoye
the nth He bail to appear for examination on ths
9th instant. ~ A'
TIE NEGRO ROBBERS = The white woman,
Boyce and the slaves arrested for robbing
~ OF Mr. Herrck Poydras street. between
MI ana Gironde, yesterday arraigned before
bright and ramsnded to prison for examination
~ Wv otn mr. Harvey A. Harding who resides round
from MI Herriek Gronde street. made agi-
charging the same robbers with having robbed his
o. $Ieo worth Of valabea on the Saturday night
preoeuing the robbery Of Mr. Hsrrcks bouaesorse ~
ssoien articles being identified by him amongst tbose
'0ana N 'ns house occupied by the said negroes,
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% t,isE & AsD Chars sjorFsr
H. H. oa'isL lEstJ tlalr ayAy srogJ ~ .
t,g s Co., ne Brsdfa 4 nIisssbefIs gs On
sms 49, ~ after &eofi Oakley a4wkins-9 5tIya 4
JteSlssasafgs ,ts fels hdea ad cat
ssi ~ bullion Ihfofd Sca-.s5 ID ssrosr 5g6a
ia 90 sl3 Carey, Reese &e15Q0 40 Q MaesT al
~ - ~ "0es eoiop ~ = $3.50 500 VIZ
cke 4coiso A. chansceerl5s7 bagt coffee Johnston
cdH4e. -to-Atti 10 do 10 order-Io ta 4ts5
htcae ~ " 'Sii4a-oVVs feet lumber TO Pooey,
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w. O. FLUER, gUNDERTAKEg,
III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street. New nrlsAns

4 VICTIMS AND HEARSEs ALWAYS la
No. ftsalae's Collins iaea wia4a at shont
augS1y
| NY lND0W GLAss-2,5o0 boxes for sale byy
sea lst A. oELAG RAVE CO., II hsazaslas atr4sl.
W. AlSk1-10o bbls and half bbls Old
v ~. Mnnongahaia WHISKY, FOR sas BIZ
VIC !essPa Lambs co. % 'rzhogpiEspiaa st,ee..
4 ARD oIL--SD bbls choice Winter st,raine7
ID a Lard on, for ihby 1t ''tAAHs-
sels JOS. Pa IAnpls CO, So Tehpapi.,ulas sreo;.
LEAR SlDES--30 casks prime. FIR aa la b,1-
- 4at. :. f. kENSEpYi CO., Is Tehauptoulas at
PAPER FOR SHIPS UsE-
NJ 200 bundles for snle by ooA4~
- -els ls1 A pELAGRhVE g co ~ Magazine s,ea..
L EMP ROPE-21 coils Hemp Rome fo,. a. Il
aall ~ sss A.F. COCHRAN & HALL
49, z=f=T W Gfayier, street.
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GpnXEN
EXpORIa

~ 'ns amshp ouniana the ssE u twenty miles east OF Il
"esh BARK Mary Knbal from Nav York, for .h;a port.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY MoEsINa, Oct. 2 1856.
1 g ~ CLEARED YESTERDAY. a'.,-S-i'
Ship Mempbb Davis, for HAyre II ~ - Conan
oehr Martin, Miller ior Psarados, john iIyfsy Seo
ARRIVED. t~.
stcamhip Lusnn Talbot from New York 9sd ult 10 Ha.
Alorgah--ls distrnt. ~
steamship Nautilus Thompnop from BRACES 1t Jayo via
Harris 4 1oigan-Ist district. " "
steaphp CHARLES Place from Indnols and IA
= Harris d Morgan-ltt dattirt ~ ~ 1855 's',
nsater-zi district. " ''-'' "
Ship fSpaDia Pcys Jtv. om ao,ns in I.os "a
rug X Aver dano-- district. - - - =
1 a Pierre So days from Rio do Janso ma1ss
s'Af "s Fi9sids HArtiSsn from Pensacola to raseBssn
--stea mgb DBts. aH@yN -
Crystal Panse, Reilly, from St Loais. 80 '
frteees, Holmes, FROM Wei bntz, 5.sN
ID Jr. Holmes, pessbsfg
sh!fprrln, Front from Mobile. 'i
T. Oregon Meysrs, ONT ehila.s - ]
/. VI Rernstt Bpfoser Fl n 81 Jg,sf, 10y
1Thalis, Dnnitry, Fom B..
Tcwboat st caits man from Inc ,,ah.
brought up snPs Helen a'aa~
bel ow- Con- ing Up. : -
sanf sihn Earo2 Afne day. hrtbsa 10 Ean sndstss
ahd two scho0nsfs. uuGuown, ~ 'ts-1S
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoNsoI
lDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
New orlsana, August /, 1875.
III o Y VlrtUp of the thirty. uavanth uaot;a,, y

RY virtue of the thirty seventh section d
the Of the Legislature Of Louisiana
An act to consolidate the city Of New provide
government administration Of ~
fbrua 1852 and OF the a
70 and dnE for "a incorporation of with Ire
city Of New ohsan the day third sec
e q aet eoed An act supplementary soaodste
NE city Of Now Orleans and to provide government as AL
nln," on q 70 1ns approved March H. 1854 and put
ae o. meeting all obligations OF re old u
during the year ISIS
Seized proPos4ls viii be received h date ua
IDS second Monday OF October s5s
pGiehaAe o. Of Handr One
9rs each said bonds TO be dated October 1875 paYa
"a thHtytevsn the office Of
se coupons attached thereto at the centap per
num- payable semi snnuay the city Of
P ard The rst Of October Proposals ensoei
10 the Commissioners of hs Consolidated Or
lean the bonds adudicssd bidder the Cnm
soaets reaeryng lhe rigat to reject any all bids.
Terms Of payment caah, obligations city the
municipalities or city OF Lafayette, maturing in 1855.
COM MISSIoNERS.
JNo L. LEWIS Aavor,
DIVIDE DkBUYS, Comptroller
W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
E. II. DURELL,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
]. EAGER,
Chairmhn Finance Committee Of Assistant ALDERMEN
g, s, LEE, Secretary ID
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cheap! Very Cheap!!

ar, j. a. DE HART, DENTIST, kgssrzssffsFsss
h. = tehders his professional services the
i V and gsptlemsu OF New oie and vicinity, III
being permaneuty locate having the sts HzIT
none Those favong patronage NAV rt assars3
that al CREATIONS will be sitalty. Oea ~
between Bourbon and DAuphi from ,im.,s
store. l..
gFULL ZIP PER SETS OF TEETH ths pqcpls will
Mt in every for els FULL SETS
Upper ard Lon err for from sl!5 T. 230n, aIisisu
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bsan
wheat 5000 sayes 30 pkge mdsa heu 9Vss saeks
Hour rs depork hhdsH9sa IL 6sa 81 ~ 10 q
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT TIC A.

assnen Roll o he Fourth District city Of New Or
tnS year 1855 will BIS kept for inspection during
msnsh q October s55 the Rscorde Office. Fouth e OF
outssAn street. JsckHop streets Fopyth
dnlT SUNDAYS Ieptsdl rtm O'Clock NJ to TX O'Clock p
New Orleans, Fourth District, Sept. 10. 1sss. -
n, Jackson Perorjsr Fo,,tb p.,,;.,
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" ORLEANB CLARalFIGATfON,
ToBAoo0-we heard Of only hhaa sold at as.. a n

n UV4IOH AND IOBACt0 sIATEhIENT
~, SofyoN-baie7. 9oaLeoo--badt.
ss ssasv ~ sGaa sept 1922 4o5S7 1l7I2
yesterday. AIT lsso59 10 67e
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Actual increase Of Lesas Tor the week ......... 10
onpardiire Statement for tie lat Saturdays of Septea5r
. l@ 8. ,4 aw.m.- 1854 aud 1850
REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.

TUESDAY MeRwise, Oct 2, 1855
Z coTToN.... The market was heavy yesterday and
about 5000 bales changed hands, at decline OF ~ On
the lower qualities. We now quote
mn + No ~ ,sg,.E,,,,.-1.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.--This court opened
yesterday and the following gentlemen were selected and
sworn in as Grand Jurors after which they were discharged
I'll the 9th inst. MIR. "a b James foreman; Messrs @
AR ekett, y Converse, 9 A.. Green, W. j. Dewey l.
Florance, Parent, J, castellanos, L. ooliins D. Bn
ledick, J, W. Knapp, r. ]. Wade, D. Edwards, r. M
Montgomery, b. M. Miller, James j. Bard The coure IA
at present engaged IN gsne out citizens contrary
TO the express provisions Of law. =
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cITY IALL. cIlx D NEw oalsAsa. s.rl d. lait.

CITY HALL, crY OF NEW ORLEANS, Sept "a 1855,
RT0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in &C
with ordinance entitled Al CIdiugce
relative 20 hs rnnsnnaes establishment rs .
1se Bone Bles Fesodee campdens and sSug
Holar within The limits tf the city 0enns apr
4roh sot s5s That all peraons residing in the sietay
foregoing who opposed permission
by the City Conu for their Continuance, The came
within Ten days rom this uudegns Secretary The
Committee on Police at the City Hail. ~
CLIO VIM. A. gEEctiER Ser p e.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Nav ORLEANS, September arth, 1855,

~ NEW ORLEANS, now the 3uaraa-
sne Station tbs Mississippi, and the ssmboat
PERSIAN ut The Quarantine Station ,hssa5 M 10
ztTep ufcl ased. e'T 7a Ns
NEW ORLEANS ia without machnety has good nsnroof
Cabin and Bound Hail. aud would ali purposes n
boat +F F
The PERSIAN built for Towboat, hiss GOOD and power
ul ensne, which, with the Boat perfect order
Fer Particular, Apply at the ie Health Of Tia
Sne Of Louana No rs Commercial Paee Now 0eans
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an TEAM BATTERY AND CLARTFTER IflP

~ sALh-ons Copper Bs'tafy sig hy two ana
we Two copper worms inch pipe -Four csai
q ~ inch pipe aud al the valves good order Ais
Eyapao and Battery (aw the and
on liberal teIIna. " r. -s ief ssis
nyiiH s. II si,.nIAN Al Na,sh...55
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MUSICAL INsTRUMnN=eSs;.
UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Ageai
"A LILLIAN BAYEHAM,
d q WATCfIMAkE r tANF, IE,yFFT re

TIWJ :
w WATCHMAkER. AND JEWELER
- Magazine street, Arcadia ti,{st
Wptid respectfully
sptenddatceh OF Fewly imported W Arff rI jE n Il
slng IN part Of hne Cod aad Svur WATCHES tSg4
sold and SltyerS PECTAGA4 hna
ALICIA large stock OF fine GUNS aud FlSF9jIS SfII
moderate prices. 50 a. -assl
~ Eafnat telttoa paid TO repairing Watnhss and siB
pfa i " 5te5nake he viii al Watches seldseni
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"A LIZ LINE ROUTE tItUM - = -
ST LOUIS 10 CHI cAso, via caI- sss
sps AsIoN AND ST LOUIS RAfL Jal Isasry Gh1aso
3 M AMP ExpREss ROUTE, carrying The Crest ss,ts.,
w.. two DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Alton and ST. Louis Railroad Compaayss splendid
Louis daily, Sundays eaceptsd 'e"e1'oseN, isaSs IS
tSaesse' as A NJ.
a. p. III
ssssss run e Alton esa miesl without aaig AID
~ DIV saptss siaes ,or "a. Gaie ago as f1ilo
Mini Asoa at A. 81.
Trains paas aFlinyls sprpsisii Wilmington
ay - 10 ehieas without change Of baysas
NH NJ Pm.
1sme from 81 Eoass to Gtifasof-Ft{lsesl {haatrs.
at CHlcAG-rfaas 3f14nf
lta Hairott 70 all sof ha iaagF q eaBissl-
Y oy tattfaNr tf9li the LqFeF ALisR
Al ttatg ASG-@th kHai Teams itasi3 IN a. W,
~ ~ Az VI e9rtt9ts o. central iitHa Ti A.
lS4's M euty rsliaoe ti1as tens5 -
1 MISSISSIPPI.
Penn AM Roek rasts 70 gea 80 Z.
AT RLQOAlGN III Cert "a - ana
eons ieti 1as So 49, Is
AT rVth GeEi'ra isf tseetuF,
statags
n In ~ poats 10 u
as Tatoagh Yaa II 3. es aesFs Cd ea e Oh
a.le ~ w alosd S. Loa at Qs h
A9. f.. cheagc and Intermediate can 30 had ON
NJ sIloa at So Louis tho sAneu, attAa
ie sssa f'@ RIP. MORGAN ia. sapeyi essa,ien,.
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1 AN IT,. The FOURTH MONDAY, being tho
lsss dA day OF November s5s viii be The oe
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what Sal or Sally the lots were intended for we
never found out Coming down Girod street yesteriav
we were somewhat damaged by the following on spggot
known Sarah. ~ 1' ' an
=" ALL SoRrs
Gus --U5. 5.-' of -.-.
BUNGS .-..a WI
. .a4.,=s for Sal,b
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT

PORTSMOUTH Va Sept 18th 1855
49, meeting OF th- volunteer Physicaos OF Ports
R"@a On m2.nn OF DR. Walters Of Bsitimore. Dr.
nlz1h Of Philadelphia. was called to the Cb.,,
and Dr. BRfGGs. OF Philadelphia. snno;,, Inc Snsn
tsry. 0PPointeo secre.
adopted: mon proposed ana
Resolved. That while we dee DIV a.,lo,. ~,
and loss OF DR.. THos p HowLE, OF Riehmana1 y.
We reoosn'se In his removal The omnsci.nt 49,
Of an All-wise Pfov;dencs. From his as,oeiss;on
With us for the few days We were together We kno~
OF no one who more happily blended the kindu
sne rniianthropist with the true cssractsr Of the
Ioyneian; ever ready - the call OF the affiliated he
TsssI once the kind friend a. well a. medical ad.
wiser Among he was the life of our socsl circle
ena when alter the cares and fatigue of the dsy
were over be cheered by his ,w Of wit and ready
Sorvefsauonsi powers We despIv svmp.f III. a Ink
hts friends and family il theIs ~ filis,aon 80
would CONSOLE them in the assur .h., ~
most aIouousiy while here for sufFsrins h,msn;.-
ui at iast ne sueeumbed to diseass ara Sia1 t,s Z.
9aii srd resened to his fate, In the rm hsiisf
ME reward would DO just and eternal bevona -"
crave de earned justly, and cordially reosissS he
Portsmouth and every brother OF the aSs.i 10, 81
fesdon with whom he sssocIatsd How. ~
Knows how soon another Of our vou atesr. -. .;yy
victim TO dsesss and follow or beloved SrotSs,
70 the a,ave. ssss@sf
Received. This. copy Of these rssolusou. b. To-,
~.sdsd TO the afflicted family. and 70 the eichm md
De. W. RlzEk. Prss., phll.d.,,s,.
Dr. = Q. BRIccs, eec,y, Ihils
Dr. WehstsE, eaisinofs, D.. 3hompsou, Va,
T. :. W w.. 40 !. !. coysrt Ohsrlsssoa..
s .ac. Tii1 2i.saa a: u: 4 l......
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DIED.

In Norfolk, Va, 81 yellow fever Mrs MARY L..
wALRHs ecpsofS % Rev. Lsvis Wslke, and daugh.
Ter Of ths late Hilary Baker Of this place.
At puspsun, Coanssieut tbs 5th Inst, WILLIAM
q. xLLEN, son Of Russell W. Allen. In the 18th
His faperaI will take placs this afternoon at 81
o,c.ock st 6f Jame1 Church. Relations and ffienss
are requested to attend without further Invitation
Suddenly, in the sity Of Ma,ssi1ls. (Ky,l on the
18th inst at the residepcs OF bic dsuehfer Mrs Ans
u Peers Mr. JOHN B. BICHEsOr, formerly OF
Kips William county, Va. soldier 10 the ear OF
l8i2 and son of Col Holt Eicheson, distinsuished
offiesr In the American Revelation. He removed 20
Msssvile 10 1884, and continued to reside there TIL
the period OF his death, enjoying the universal
TEEN and respect Of the community and the conf
dence of . large circle Of fiiends.
He was in truth OF "nsture's uobemeu," aud
was n mat kabls for his universal urbanty and nm
failing kiudaess Of bsert He had been for many
years sincere and devoted christian, and his dsal
ming years portrayed beautifully the sancifyins in
uense Of igon, In giving peace and serenity ia
his old sge, and gently smoothing the athwsy to the
grave. B.
or scarlet fever. on the 1Sih inst AGNEss POY.
THRESg, youngest dsughter OF Philip and Caroline
e. Mayo aged 8 years and month";
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
quested to attend her funersl from the Rev. Dr.
noore's Church. this afternoon, At At O'Clock
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The Coffee and her Captain

Our readers, We suppose, are aware that
the James River boats have not for some
tune gone to Norfolk. Their port is Hamp
ton-tbey communicate with Norfolk by the
steamer Coffee, Capt. HARDING. which meets
them in the roads in the morning and even.
ing. Yesterday morning, however, the Cot
fee did not come out from Norfolk. We are
Informed by MIR. DoDAMEAD, (for whose no
likeness we are obliged) that the steamer
Augusta reported the captains family sick.
his daughter beautiful and interesting
young lady-dead. The engineer of the
Coffee sick with the fever, and the Young
man who kept the bar of the steamer and
took charge of the mail, dead. This is Ger.
tainly enough to stop the Coffee, for while
at least. But others must be found 10 man
her; for it is absolutely necessary that she
or some other steamer must ply between
Norfolk and ours and the bay boats, to h an
the people of Norfolk and Portsmouth sun
Piled with provisions. In such an emer.
geocy, really it is time that the Executive of
Virginia had put forth its arms to aid the
people.
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Correspondents. of the Dispatch.

Camping Ground-Boek Trade Sale. Sc
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12, 1855
There is at present in the Twepty-Firsr Ward a
military encampment composed of some Two huo.
dred ients. occupied by companies from the civ
and other paris of the State. The encsmpment Is
located on revolutionary ground and within sight
OF the barn 10 which Col Lees celebrated Virginia
Legion we're surprised BY the sfitish The chsrred
beams OF the burnt barn are still 10 ba seen In the
present building, erected on the site of the old
barn.
The annual trade sale of books by N Thomas &
Sons commenced yesterday In the ample second
story sales room, and there was a large Attend
ance OF book publishers and dealers from all sac.
lions OF the Union. The bidding was most spirited
aud Indicated the most gratifying results from this
reuoion of the trade. About $aOO, 600 worth of
books are to be sold.
Mr. Ed Perry Miller, of this ely, who died At the
Marine Hospital below Baltimore, after bis retnJn
from Norfolk, was just entering upon manhood -
he would have graduated at the ]. ffsrson College
neg. spriDg, and already had he given promise of
emtnencs In the future -
The regular" wing convention me, In tb,, c,,v
Yesterday and made the following Nomination..
FOR sheriff Edward Kiiiinesworth: for register q,
wins Ls"ts Biting; for clerk of the orphans con1t
Jsa Pesle ~ pnon' 'ouil
Tue Vigi Fire Company has come to terms
ana asked for readmssion Into the FIRE department
which will be granted A''
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