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Christmas Presents.
Holiday Presents.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
HYDE & GOODRICH.


HYDE & GOODRICH,
Invite attention to their large and we'll assorted stock
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
....su'tste for.
CHRISTMAS and NEW FEARS GIFTS
oisr varied assortment Of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES,
RICH PLATED GOODS from England.
JEWELRY and an endless variety ofs,te FIX m Paris
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN, PORCELAIN AND BoHgnI.
AN GLASS, from Germany
GOLD AND ENAMELED WATCHES spish and
racy, from Genoa
RARE AND BEAurIFuL OBJECTS IN CORAL, from Napi.s.
PAPlkR7aAeHE aud Inlai Wood Work Bo.ss, wreg
Dressing Cases. Tables, Liquf Cases Jewel Boxes ETC.
FINE PAINTINGS AND PERSIAN STATUaRY
ARfiafie BRoszEs, CLOCKS AND cAaDELABRAs.
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLU r Es.gsrs
or1aments
RICH PEARL BRIDAL snd other FANS
Ivory Pearl Velvet 'apsnn and Ensneled OPERA
sES.
GOLD THIMRLEs PENCILS. CARD CASES AND FORTE MON,
: NAIEs.
Handsomely BIBLES snd PRAYER BOOKS in Frsreb
English
Gold Mt united CANES. rs
Fancy WHIPssud RIDING CLOVES
We aie on hand CONTINUALLY receiving
factory 10 The city. new sly les of
SILVERW WARE,
.....uch ss....
Tsaaud ceGes Sets, Waters,
Pitchers, G0blets
Caps Butter ceolsrr,
Sugar Baskets Preserve Dishes
Punch Bowls, crumb seraFrs
PlEand ICE CREAM KNIVES and FISH CARvERs.
zuz .... Casa Of Dessert HALVES and Nut Picks.
And variety OF similar suitable for USEFUL as well as
HANDSOME GIFTS.
HYDE 6 GOODRICH,
"a CANAL and Roy al street,,
ass 'plst Sign q the Golden Pelican.
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= FI4ufNAI1 ''0FSrN' katNI7 AINIsUALs FUk 1855,
SOUVENIRS AND FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
Ths nndsgned row ofsrs the pate largest and
beat collections of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
STANDARD WORKS,
FLORAL WORKS,
AND ANIMALS,
imported His collection comprises woika of Irving
cott, Cooper, Lpnssow Bryant, Bancroft, eminent
authora also of Standard English suthor 100
mention. Also, complete assortmsutot
FLORAL WORKS,
MI the antique aud Etys Of Binding and
Typographical Beauty.
My Of ANIMALS eOmprtes all smaaas from the
American Englh Press beautifully go up and
from paintngs Of eminent sstists.
j. B. STE Ell,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and staiionsr,
da4st No. 20 Camp street,
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Rich, RARE AND BEAurIFuL.--Joseph Hufty,
No. Camp street has received very large and desira
bic supply Of gold and silver Watches ewery silver and
plated ware brushes, combs, extracts etc., which, in
quality and price, will well bear comparison with any In
the city Those who have purchases to make should not
fail to give him call. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-24

WINES AND LIouoRs.H. NJ. Crookes, corner
of Commerce and Grod streets has very fine stock Of
Wines brandiss and whiskeys which he offers for sale
Wholesale and retail the most reasonable terms Those
who spiritually minded will do we'll to call ON him
Bee the advertisement.
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CHRIsTMAs PREsESTs. p. & Z. Reilly, corner
Of Canal and Royal Streets just opening fine
ment Of rich white embroidered Grape shaws The
prca has been affixed to the stock Of aas and closks
and variety Of other articles Of Those who
about purchasing for themselves for friends should
refer to the advertisement in another column.
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FdtChassakistg.
H. P. CKLEY,
lLste Young & Co rs Camp ttrsst.

Gate Young CO, } 8 Camp street,
Respectfully invites The purchasers 10 his
stock Of ane WATCHES JEWELRY and s1LVERwARE
snrsd imported expressly HE ordeevery article of which
fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited his assortment of Watches
cannot be enesed the city, and will sold at prices oar
often asked for inferior article.
II The siresest attention. heretofore in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jeweliy Work. dlI 9p,m
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House Furnishing articles.
SAMUEL E. MOORE Il CO.,
Have hand excellent supply Of articles of
baIns whe will be sold al Low prices and the quality
to be OF the best part Of the stock is comprised OF
White Stone China DINNER and TEA WARE,
White French China DINNER and TEA SETS
Waite Stone China CHAMBER SETS,
Gilt and Painted Stoue TOILET SETS,
Silver Plated CAsToRS, CANDLEsTtcKs,
TABLE, TEA and DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS,
Best Polhhed Tin COFFEE aud TEA POTS, uRNS.
CHAFING DISHES, TUREENs,
COFFEE DRiPPERs, JELLY MoUIps,
Britannia Metal COFFEE TEAPoTs, CAsToRS, SPOONS
LADIES, etc.
Jspanned Walters and Trays
BrorEed sud Gilt Solar Lamps
French Moderator Lamps,
Hall Lamps and Chandeliers.
Ivory handled and plain Cutlery.
Fire Irons and Stands,
Cut, moulded and plain Glass Ware
BrouIed, Gilt and siyered Chronicles
Table and Door Mats Brushes Napkin Rings, and
Japauusd Ware with other articles all of VIII dev
cred at any part the city Tree Of charge, dlH 9PeedH
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go ger. Cent Sayed.
Fashionable Ctotht,.a.

Fashionable CK0fh5aG.
R. PIT KIN g. CO.
" CAMP STREET, az
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAyIER STREETS
We have hand full Stock OF CLOTHING,
and GENTLEMENs
FURNIsHIN GOODs.
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of hes,
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid susorGment;
SAC Ard PALEToT extra long and large,
TALMAS and CATEGoNIASs style and tine hpi,b
Black and blue Cloth cLoAKs lengths and
finish;
Black Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FRocKS DRESS COATS
tnished in the bea, style, medium fine quality;
VESTS, Of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS
Cashmere Cclored and El,ek, Gud all stylet VESTS
LINEN F0soM SHIRTS,
DRESSING GOWNS,
E0YS' and YOUTHS CLOTHING, a full stock.
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
= UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS;
And article wanted for sold as low an can
be Purchased in the city.
R, PITKIN s. CO,
da42p 81 Camp street,
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10bacco--Ibbacco.


VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
as GR.aVIER STREET, as
We have 10 store and receiving
Of largest and best MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
offered the rsde, comprising styles
pounds half pounds s SIS and o ETC., part
the various btsnt Of the following
most Of whom, are sole agents;
H. LANGHoRNE SONS,
MILLER GRENSHAw
..- AUG. LEFTWICH,
W. A.FEAD,
LANGHoRNE co.
~. N.Y. .-.l.- .44 COSBY & wlNFREE,
GEO. W. GI LIAM l. BRO,
H. B. DICKINSON,
5~@' t577f JOHN P. KNIGHT,
Ia-zsg Flra af@' c. FORD, JR.,
WILLIAM cRuMPToE, ALLEN & KNIGHT
GILLIAN WALKER ACo.,
+. ID. WRITER'S,
DEXTER oTEV Bro
PAYNE d CRUMPToN,
JOHN W. STONE CO.,
THos. g. SAM. HARDGRAvE,
TALlAFERRo L. BRoADNAx.
s Terms liberal. Call aud examine. Ml
WILSON, LIPSCOMB & CO.,
d94 9ph IS Grnvisr street.
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appropriate Presents.

Half dox IN handsome SHIRTS. from II; z.....
Halt a dozen LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, from Al 10;
Half dos,nSILR from ss;
Genuine Joavn's KID GLOVES, for q is per pair,
Elegant DRESSING CASES, from 60; as
Superb DRESSING ROBES, from IS; N5A
Ladies' WRITING CASES. from o. so;
Ladies' SATCHELs and RETICULES from 81
Ladiss' TORTOISE SHE'LL COMBS, very cheap; ".
Fine assortment Of PORTE MoNNAIEs, from sse;
Handsome II AIR BRUSHES COMBS;
Magnificent silk and Satin cRAyATS and scARFs;
Fine Gold and Plated SLEEVE LINKS, from Soc;
Super silk UMBRELLAS and WALKING CANES;
Opera GLASSES. CIGAR CASES. ,.
Silk sUsPENDERs, fine PER- UMERY;
Boys SHIRTS, tRAvATs and GLOVES.
TAPER STANDS, yESTA LIGHTS, etc, etc.
B Ladies' and Gentlemen to DO suited slegan
and useful Christmas or New YEARS. GFT.st
9. N. Mo dy'S
N. o. SHIRT AND eENTLEMENs FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
corner Canal street and Exchange Place
asa 2pMoTuweThFrss
j. Lec05s s Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Res eetfnly Inform the Lsd.s they add
ona invoice Of FASHIONABLE GOODS ssacn composed
psrtof
New styles Velvet CLoAKs and TALMAs;
Do do Cloth do "u=.M
Embroidered Silk MANTILLAs,
OPERA PELIssEs;
Do HOODS and CoIFFURES;
Rich Embroidered Evening ROBES; '."@
Rich Evening Sill KS and BAREGEs; z...
yaeneienne BEaTHEs and MARIE ANTOINETTE;
Do CHEMiSETTEs and SLEEVES,
LACE POINTS and sHAWLs; L%4
Embroidered Canton GRAPE sHAwLs; &-@.m..u
Jouvin's KID GLOVES, -.5
FANS, etc.,.
J. LEVOIs & CO.,
Ana o,s, To,xoio RrRi,,
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xafs and frauds Wishing most to te the
nol;aav. nav upon b. and to be remembered by the
a;,v csa than nsrormsd should consult the adyer
81 steel, M 90 Camp street Ths hipb
e b.v. heretofora exnrespe for the :,
tabi,hment and ts choice character If the works IL
'slnE " ss Y - y 49, e ~
u h,a i.
\ f,,s S 7t,- ;,,tta ,o. .
IN t,l.ss III, rra1.r It'll
ss. -. 80 ~, .,,, .,as.
*s.. go M, Z. 80. 80 4; asof,s;,
.1'''ss' - 4 -S-s.. 80 = f-s.ee.e-'
flr.p,sru.s GIsTs n Mnreaus Ma 151 Raval
go. ,ocr.ar ~ ron,o,ss hos comns,a "a M .,nga
,sts ~ dsnlav ard ~ ~ tov. ievelry
Y
8 I'LL ~,
4. sss.ss .s,s Nh ys,,,ssr,srt
9 s
~, $3.50, w ,,,v,,x,,sx, A s1srasaa., D. ~
i
e h,,sa 4 t,,a "a, -
ar.,.ss i, ,hs;r ,;ns o b,.,nsss 40 a.o
constantly on hand and specified In the advertisement in
anct as' coiu ''l -
y y. ~, 4, ~ .a af4 r.x..;a.
, 49, ~, II 4,
..a 81
as 81 =
4 NJ - p - - -,
ine Of business IN tue CITY, Tnose VINO nave purchases
70 hAae snouiu consue lhe aosei.'ssiens' WHICH ssss
sne ausieus are'o4es tnet Aistis eap We
= Anown oniy py .1'al.
E,rn.xr Ho,Yn flIvrs Hr5a q Good
= i,
80 ''s = !, -.
= \ s1pps 81
.l ii .,,a svacron Tba- sa.e
L. IA ,, rss ;a,.a, ~.
n o,,r Il {; 49,, M.
some .ne anu salisy o. .ns sooas
~, - II
i oe'''- se'4l'1 -
~ Topa GRO v The waad With vrhich S;y Walter
~ s. - ~ ~,
-
".
pscomp oo, 70. q srasief street. Al the most ex-
~
4. - s...aass -,
= sopa0oo ieies y .o WINNIE NJ
Pss1s y anosnsf co.onn. .---
t,HRysTMA Il ParsESTs. p. d Il. Reilly. corner
n and pov :, strests - ,,s. onan,., n
-. e M sa..
ph'sa az 9sen = ~ = ana
-. ~ 4
3 80. u ~. u. .,.,.. 5SN
1870 . ~ Il = 80 II -.
REAurrFrJr, HoItpAy PRrseNTs. --Gn;on. cor-
- IN ~ ab.,,ss a,d cars, H. ,.a.o,
tsata ana tbst bs has awsys ~ ~ roa
plete as his establishment seemed ia he
has devised means to render IL even more fu SO that
now nothne IA wanting which either dirsct,v or ;d;
rscv aupertaius to bis line of businsss ms hest
~ tbs L IN I'M sto,s ,tsaf sbo..b H. s,.rt,.a,.,
IN srotbar colrn,n ;vss vs ooS arsr., IA.
.renca shor,d I. IA i ho.h - q
'----- =----===-
Rich, RARE ANp BEAUTIFUL. --Joseuh Hufty.
No % Camp street has received very l.,es a,s a.r.
BILE supply of gold and silver watches ewsirv iver ana
- $3.50
quality and price viii we'll hsar conn.rsor ia, l.,
the city Those who have purchases to make should not
fail to give him call See the advertisement
-=--==-==-==
NE fLUs Ultra CIGAR SToRE.--Perhaps the
most beautiful and recherche cigar dyen this CITY or
country saw s located the corner Of ST Charles
and Grayier streets The arrangements are in excellent
taste and the taste u the cigars tobacco is very so
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THE NOBLESSE

The French army has learned from the re-
cent speech of Louis Napoleon that it is the
real noblesse of the country. The states
men, the clergy, the savants, the authors, the
lawyers, the physicians, are all of inferior
caste to the Zouaves, the Chasseurs and the
Hundred Guards
The LegiIimists of France and the Acade,
mics are much disgruntled by this deelara.
ton of Louis, which they imagine was aimed
at them. Was not the Emperor too hasty ?
Did he mean to exclude himself from the no
blesse! Or, if he pretends to soldiership,
where are his battles? We must wait for
them till he goes to the Crimea.
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THE BEST BLOOD. -

In recent speech in the British Housa or
Commons, Lord Palmerston. defend;,g tho
aristocraey, said that the best Blood Of the
United Kingdom had been shed in the Crimea
"hat is the best blood" The Bible in.
forms us that the Creatormade "of one blood"
all nations of men. So that "tbe blood, of
all men must have been at one time eoua,lv
good. Now the question arises, how it be-
came divided into different qualities-good,
better, best, and vile, viler, vilest. In fact
what is good, and what is bad? Is good
blood that which is pure and in a healthy
state, and bad blood that which is impure,
sad tainted with ill humors? If so ths
peasantry and laboring men of most coun.
tries have the best blood, and in that aspect
OF 1t, Lord Palmerston was right when he
said that 'fhe best blood of Britain had
been shed in the Crimea. The blood chiefly
SHED there was that of the healthy and vigor
GUS sons of toll, and it has been shed in
oceans.
however, Palmerston had no such plebeian
currents in view when he spoke of the "best
oiooo' nor did he refer to exalted moral and
intellectual excellence, irrespective of birth.
The "best blood in his opinion, is the aris-
tocracy' though it should be shamefully eff.
terminate. brutally ignorant, viciously cor.
rupt-it is still the "best blood and the
worst blood is that which, though it might
combine the genius of Shakespeare and the
plety of Fenelon, is irretrievably damned by
plebeian extraction.
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THE CIRCASSIAN SLAVE TRADE

The Intelligent Paris correspondent of the
N I. Herald says that the British consuls
employed an armed steamer to intercept the
save trade between the Circassians and
Turks. but despaired, for the beauties sighed
for the harems, and neither vendors nor pur
chasers perceived the harm or crime when
there was common eagerness and benefit.
1t is these people-the one buying slaves
tor the single purpose of gratifying their
iusts' the other eager to be purchased for
that purpose-in whose behalf abolition Eng
land would array the sympathies of the world
against Christian Russia.
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GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARAToR,-
we are no farmer, never having set pota-
toe IN the field, nor the order of successive
crops knew,more than spinster; but we have
a sort of taste for machinery, and are vain
enough to believe that we discern the utility
or lnutillty OF machines for the purposes for
which they are intended In the exercise of
this acumen of ours, we inspected aasday or
two since, the Seed and Grass Separator in.
vented by G. b. SALMON of Illinois, and came
to the conclusion that more complete and
efficient implement for the purpose could
neither be invented or desired 1t has been
warmly approved by the millers of this city
and many prominent farmers 1t is indeed
wonderful to see how wheat and grass seeds
are completely cleaned of all foreign substan-
ces. The changing of the selves from fine to
coarse or coarse to fine, and the shifting of
the apron which directs the current of air,
readily adapts the machine to any purpose in
the process of cleansing and separating the
farmer may desire to accomplish. If any
man wants to have a good illustration Of
old togyism and progress, let him examine
this new machine by the side of the old wheat
fan!
Mr.. r. NJ. ANDERSON, of this city, near
Shockoe Warehouse, is the agent for this ad-
mirable agricultural machine.
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Cry OF NEW YoRK The Citizen Soldiery of
New York numbers 6.7e6 men. Three thousend
are In fantry, twelve hundred cavalry, and sixteen
huudred artillery.
The value of Real and Personal Estate in the
City is S462, OH ,734. Three hundred millions are
10 real estate.
Tavern and Excise Licences issued In 1854
amounted with fnes) to SGT 900.
The Corporation owns real estate to the value
nearly S2l 900 600 The Croton Aqueduct and
Reservoirs are rated at sl4,5c0,o00.
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BEHIND TIE ScENEs.-The New York cores
pondent of the Boston Transcript, April 10, says
was asked tho other day 1t knew who was the
Mayor of New York, and answered Fernando
Wood "You are missekep," said my informant,
.the real Mayor and energetic reformer behind
the scenes 10 Rev. DR.. Tying, of whose church tn Q
nstenelble Mayor d o prominent member.
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DECEPTIVE ADVERT SING "A man named Jno Nc
Lersou, has been arrested at New York, for adver-
tising for several hundred laborers, getting fifty
C ,nts from all who called-and then refusing to
have anything more to do with them
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MLLLINERY
MRS. ]. WOODY. 1next door to

IN MRS. ]. WOODY, (next door to
mannon House.) having returned from the
M worth: where she has purchased larre and
sPiendit assortment of MILLINERY. am
nracing all OF the newest and fashonable stvies
80 wncn sne nvltes the attention of the Ladiee -
3 3 ne hss made arrangements to receive weekly from
Nortnerr cities, the newest and most fashiona-
o-o e0 -. noI IIne. ap 9-1m*
a BONNETS, BONNETS, at No
IL Main st:-Opened a largssassortment of
Va ine nsnles and Misses Straw Bonnets which
N. B. Also. Bsnnet Ribbon. 49,. r. oCIMSON. -4
ap12 ' AH
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DRAMATIC FUND The members of the Dra-
matte Fund Association of New York gave bal
costume, and a variety of Shaksperean tableaux,
Tuesday evening, realizing $4,000 thereby.
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANs.-At New Orleans, on
Tuesday, three mile race came off between
Brown Dick and Arrow-the latter winning. Time,
$50 3-4, and 5:2s- better time than that made by
Lexington few days since Lecompte will pro-
badly be the receiver of the purse, but will not
run against Lexington on the l4;h proximo. Le-
compt Is sick, and 1t is supposed that he has
been drugged by some discerning person.
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CAMPHENE ExpLosIoN.-A young girl named
Chrstina Kriner, was burned so badly on Thurs
day. a. Greenport, N. Y, by the explosion of q
camphene lamp, that she died next dsy.
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VACANCY SUPPLrED.-Mr. Israel knight has
been appointed, by the U. S. Commercial Agent at
Port au Prince, to supply the vacant Commercial
Agency at Aux Cages, occasioned by the decamp-
log OF Mr.. Oaksmth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

IncosrPRTENcY OF NAVAL OFrIcKRs.-A naval
officer who writes to the New York Post states the
extraordinary fact that there ITO lieutenans in
our navy unfit to take command OF ship, and rs
OF these unfit to be trusted as watch officers. II
this be the case 1t certainly 10 time the wedding
process was commenced among them.
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BOUNTY LAND. SO.

will prosecute claims against the Fede'
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SlONS, on the most satisfsatory terms.
Under recent act of Conc ress soldiers who serv.
ed period Of fourteen days IN any scar since l776
and if such soldiers be dead their widows minor
children are entitled to 160 of land. Those
who have received less than l60 acres, entitled
to as much more will make that quantity.
Having been engaged az 9 clerk in the Pension
and Bounty Land Department at Washington, for
prosecuting claims of the above description.
Communications by mail Post paid, or at the Office
building Bank street. will be attended to ct onces
Any reference given that may be desired.
NH S-d&w3m ABEL u. MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

FIhLiBusrHH.--GeorgeS Saunders, late Consul TO
London, has published letter In the New York
Herald, accusing Secretary Marcy OF secret COS
operation with Conchn, Governor of Cuba. and
with the Spanish Government through Perry, al
Madrid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

DEATH OF A PATR1oT.-Frederic Fratney, Po.
sh patriot, exiled by his love of liberty, died n
Milwaukee on the 5th, where he had resided nine
years as editor of the Volksfreund. He WAS
practical printer, and was the complete master of
six different languages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

Orp VocALrsT-Mons. Darius, formerly frs.
bass singer OF the theatre OF Rouen, who is not
less than 102 years old. and who 10 the oldest pro-
tessionai singer In France, Is to sing 10 Q concert
which Is soon to be given for the benefit of unem
ployed workmen
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THK DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

Oh. DAILY DISPATCH Is served 10 subscribers
.Nn QUARTER eENTsP PER WEEK, payable to
shs Carrier weekly. Price for mailing "a year In
advance. =, v>xsp.rs,x, .. -, - o.,
s.r and mailed to subscribers at 81 peran
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TAKEN AN APPEAL Alfred Woodley, who was
sentenced TO be hung In North Carolina, for slave
stealing. has taken an appeal to the Supreme
Court Of that State
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HonRIDLE.-Martin Doty, an aged farmer, long
resident 10 Ann Arbor. Michigan, has been sent to
person of his own daughter, who was bu, 10 years
of age.
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ADAMS & Co.'S PaoP KRrY.-In the schedule OF
property owned by Adams e. Co., the building In
Sacramento, occupied by them, Is put down AZ
costing ss4 ss2 90 The total amount Of real estate
and buildings owned by the firm, In California and
Oregon, is put down at 1927 500 81.
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nj lSSES 3 HO E S.--Just received at
M No. Is, large and handsome assortment of
,, ses sssscnsbie Shoes aud Gsiters, to which the
-sentaop OF purchasers is requested. Call at
PS PAGES, No. 10, Market Bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

MrsrAKE-An old man entered the Office OF the
Erie Rail Dad 10 New York city, Monday, looking
90 poor that the clerks took him for beggar, aid
ordered him out. But he finally found bis way to
the caehier, and received ten thousand dollars on
income bonds, which the clerks had supposed TO be
haa fnn cerfifcataa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

Car TunE or BuRaLAR.-A desperate burglar
named Loribg II. Rockwell, was captured In New
York "wednesday. letter was put In the Office
for him and advertised, and when he went to gel
II. the police nabbed him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

In ron 1T-The bursting Of the bank of Darien
Ga, has made the State Of Georgia liable for So,
600 of its debt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

SCHOONER WAEcKED.-The schooner Buens
Vista was wrecked of Aransas Bar. La, on tho
Goth ult Crew oil saved,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-14

AcaurrrEp.-R. N. McMasors, charged with ths
murder Of George d. Barker, At Winsboro, 8. G.
on a6.h Of December last, has been acquitted, OF
ground OF self-defence.