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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Paris correspondent of the New Y ork
Herald reports Louis Napoleon and his min
listers as very anxious to prOpitiate the peo
pie Of the United States, and to counteract
the strong sentiment in favor of Russia which
pervades the public mind of this country
Tue Emperor must have abruptly changed
his views since his late anti slavery de
clarations in London. We have no doubt
that the French people, as people, not only
now desire, but have always reciprocatedthe
good will of the United States, for they are
ancient allies and companions in arms; but
the present ruler is no Frenchman, except in
name, and no friend of ours unless from poll
cy. Russia has always pursued Just and
honorable course towards this country. and
1t is natural that, when she is combating
single-hsnded against three powerful enc.
mics, who are also enemies of our own terri.
forial progress, that we should sympathise
with her rather than with those who have
broadly intimated that if victorious in the
East, they will direct their attention to the
Western hemisphere Moreover, christian
country can scarcely be expected to desire
the triumph of European crusade in behalf
OF the Crescent against the Cross.
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UEGALLANT.-Ben Harris, a free fellow
who was examined before the Mayor last FRIDAY.
charged with aasAultiog Maria Brooks was M I
Benjamin Harrs, the carpenter, living on Madison,
between Broad and Grace streets The correc.
hon is due to Ben Harris, the carpenter. who he
said to be an orderly, well behaved, psaceable co
lOred man
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MARRIED,

On Thursday morning last at Trinity Church, by
Rev C. A. Davis THADDEUS S. STURGIS, Esq,
of Georgia, to MARY ANN STOCKEFT, daughter
of the officiating clergyman.
On Tuesday, 18th May 1855, at Leigh st. church by
Rev. 4. Ford, MIR. JAMES F. ROPER, TO Hiss
MARTHA K. WALKER, both Of Henrico couoty,
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ROBBERY-Mr. Thomas P. Ho0per's
residence 10 Henrico county was forcibly entered
Yesterday morning and robbed OF S25 10 money.
Mr. was In his garden at the time, but by some
extraordinary means the thief managed to elude
detection A reward OF S25 is offered FIR the cap
ture of thu rogue in this mornings paper.
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WATCH HOUSE REPORTS by reference
to the registers kept In the first and second station
houses we find that there were IA persons locked
up In them during the month of May. OF this num-
Der there were Al white persons, 81 slaves and Is
free negroes.
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STEALING POTATOEs-Minor, a slave
was arrested and committed to the cage last Sat-
urdsy night, charged with stealing small lot OF
potatoes from Walter Chandler. He will have a
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
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FIRE--The alarm of fire last Saturday
night was caused by the burning of a small stable
in the western part of the city, which fired by
the torch of an incendiary.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA MEoHArIos' INsTI ga
regular monthly m Getting of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute sill be held In the Basement Room Of Me
tropolitsn Hail. on MONDAY NIGHT, the 4th inst.
at o'clock. Punctusl attendance is desirable, 81
a vacancy in the Board is to be filed.
J. w. LEWELLEN, See'y.
uPost, Wing and Enquirer copy one time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

GREYs' ANNIvERsARY-The Richmond
Crews, Captain Elliott at their meeting on Friday
night last resolved to celebrate their eleventh
niversary on the llth inst by target practice and
collation.
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T'PsY.- George Pendletoa and John
Noes, found drunk In tbs streets Saturday night,
were Gagged until cooled of, aud then set Of liberty
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/; After taking too mucl

FREE LoDGlNGs After taking too much
today last Saturday night, John Daisex fell asleep
In the first market, from which place he was borne
by the watchmen to the cage, and there kept until
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, at which time the
MAYOR made his appearance and set poor Jack at
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J. Hatcher, Lo

man Mccormack, John Pero and James Mitchell,
were held to baltic appear before the Mayor this
morning charged with fighting last Saturday night,
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lust RECEIVED THIS DAY

lust RECEIVED THIS DAY
~ FRANK LESLIE'S FASHIONS for June-con.
tanning all the late London, Paris, and New York
Fashion istes Also, large cunt of choice r. adj
ing, Il is number that every Lady should posses
Single copies Is cts. Send your orders to
GEO. M. WEST
Nos. and Exchange place
ALSO
THE Watchmsn;" an interesting and mo-al tale of
Domestic Life, by J. A M. Cloth 81.
je Alt GEO M WEST
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fAsTISGs.-We have examined two very
pretty Landscapes by Sully, now at j. w.
handoiph's Book Store. They are worth
WISH 10 see. They are both descriptive of
lower James River scenes-one of them of
the site of jamestown and the Old Cbnrob
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Tux WATcHmAS; byJ. Am. New York;
Long Brother. We have received from
MIR. g. M. WEST copy of this new novel
being detail of the poverty, distress and
Other features of city life. 1t is neatly got.
ten up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

EDWIN C0CKE.-We understand that the
Court of Appeals have set aside the verdict In the
Circuit Court, sentencing him to cor hnement IN
the penitentiary for two years, and awarded nim
new trial.
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I IFE INSURANCE.

/ IFE INSURANCE.
- WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES
Life is u7certain. We only call the present
eur own Be;wse then, make this proVisionIfor your
family ere it be late. Insure your LIFE-insure
your SLAVES, and yourself against Losses
which their deaths would occasion you
THE AN ERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE e. TRUST CO.,
lCharter Perpetuai-GTanted in 1850.
Capital, 100000!
Principal Office, 5. f. 4th and Walnut sts,
Philadelphia,
Office in Richmond, Pearl street between Main and
franklin, next to D. Escho's office,
Offers usual UNEQUALLED advantage in lNSU
RANCE OF LIVES, WHITE PERSONS AND
SLAVES. The former insured for any length of
tne-the latter for one, three and five years. Pre-
miums moderate
Call at The office In Richmond, and procure PAM
phlets and circulars hch will give all informs
ton upon the subject) to be had gratis of
C. R. BROKEN. NJ. D,
Agent and Medical Examiner.
~ Office hours from till II O'Clock A. Nj. and
from to ?. M. 4-2tv
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BACON, LARD, FISH, 60, 60
- 1000 lbs small size North Carolina Racon-
hog round 10000 lbs Wilson's family do do; IS hbds
Western cured Sides-good quality; 10 do do Hams
do; Is kegs family Lard; $50 bbls No cut North Cs
oiua Herrin 200 do No do do-a prime lot: $50 do
No. gross do do; so half bbls No Sbad: SO hox~s
Loaf Sugar small and large loavef; so bbls Crushed
do do. Leading Lines, Seine Irvine Carpet Warn
Cotton Yarns &c &c All for sale on tn best Z. rps
BY je4 JNO W0MBLE Co
LIABLE MATS, &c.-Sea Grass, WIFE
low and Oil Cloth Table Mats, in sets-yery du
rshle and beautiful article. For sac by
je 4 ZIMMERMAN
ERRINGS, SHAD AND MACKE
- LEO bbls Balifax Cut HerrinRe 100
~ w ood,S' No. Gross do; SO do do do Cut dos
wv 90; DO do Cut sbaa; IS 90 do. do do; 100 boz
superior No. MackeI oil; so do do large do do IN
store and to arrive. For sale low by
"t JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORY or RICHMOND, June 5

FOkY OF BICHMOND, June
ARRIVED,
Schr. N. Doane, Doane, New York. mdse,, David
Curre.
schr Ralago, Hooper, Norfolk, fish.
SAILED,
Schr Truth. Creighton, Washington, coal, w. D.
Colqutt d Co
Schr J. NJ Counce Hooper, light.
Schr H M. Smith, Malone, Norfolk, light.
Schr Orapeake, Reynolds, Norfolk.
Schr Sarah Woolford, Harris North Carolina.
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NT0TTCE FXTRAORDINARY.-Em-

NOIICE EXTRAORDINARILY
IN broideries Tdumings ana Fancy 1ood'; ~ NJ n.
sHIT having large stock Of the above sooas ~
hand az tho sesson has advanced, he has maae III
reduction in III pre-, that VIII enable mn " ro6
better Bargains than can be had elsewhere. "a
Needle Worked Cellars 500 pair UGdsr Sleeve -
wise and Cambria Bsnd', $50 Embroidsr9d :,
k-rches, at 374 and so cts. worth double tne NJ.
$50 Silk Maatles 10 be sold at great sacrlnso
It'd Plain and Figured Swiss Mus.in', a. ts .ln NJ.
low prices NauSook Jsconet and G1 Ii4.n Cor.
uns &c prices to astouish all; French "0OsG1s
sets Mitts Fans, Bracelets Bonnet hlo0T
CnangssDle and 9iacai Silks Coored Cfsp0Hrsi
aes and Childrens Hosiery, at most any pi.ee .np
i' hu mbuggery, as 1t has osen sdmilleI IA Ss.
SHIT bes seu 50 ling great bargains aIo 10
'S'ni'neu 10 &c Il SIN S'''''' y. GOLDsMIT'.
rs Broad 81.
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WE invite attention to the sales this af.
t.rno,n. at n O'Clock P. M, of large quantity OF
Wood cut I'd corded, the city, as stated in the
advertisement under the suction heai.
Those in wait can have no be- opPo unity OF
sunplyipg the mselves on favoTsb.e terms
TAYLOR u VIZ TA"S 49,
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Wednesday night ~" WI" ''a Dan
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f@ U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP

$500 fMESTOWN leaves TUESDAY az
tsrnoou, the 9TH inst, at o'clock, for New York
via Norfolk.
Freight received today, (Monday,) at y o'clock,
and up to the hour Of / O'Clock T. NJ. en- Tuesday,
inst
Passenger requested to be ON board before the
hou- OF departurs 4 O'Clock P M TussdsY,.
ickets and Berths secured at our ONCE, soath
side OF Basin, and on board Of the Ship.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk VIII Do
charged the same as by the River steamers ,,,o,,
10 At LUDLAm "AIoON.
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STEAMER BELVIDERE
e1w.e FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
m THREE DOLLAR MOLE SKIN

LIB HATS Public attention is invited TO s very
80 stork of HATS, of Richmond manufscturo
which the subscriber is sellipg at the low priee u
60 These hats are warranted to We,r Wsil, th nc
style is fashionable the huiih IS tns, 81 the "no'0
40 ,earauce of the hat neat and gsnteei r..
Pu chasers wishing to eoouomizs IN THIS AH0
We d do we'll TO call and supply Il nselves;
4. 4-6t JOhN DNCbIL.
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LOST.
7 OST BAGGAGE

I .OST BAGGAGE.-BelOy !, f..
~ unclaimed Baggage remsininzi, >, nSE OF
the Richmond, FredsricksburR and pn,sD sPot Of
road Company, for more than twelve nDonssae Raj
when VIII oe SOLD at public auction on ,bs SO A. OF
stan', unless sooner claimed and the ownsrtGn le'
ven. nenhlp pro.
A'catslosue, describing contents, he w,,
sued before the day Of aals 49, Will Be IL
Trunks No mark, check No 4g7
DO ! No mark, DO 7S3
% ! No mark, % Is
do strasbourg i'0
do / L. Z. Ballard
DO Is 8 D.
do l MISC Thompson.
do l John Scott
DO l Sarah NJ. Aston
do D. NJ.
do l Charl IS Cuuludi
do $ Cochran
Chest P P; Camille
FalI'es L W9ot9n, chsck No, ISL
DO | Morgan N. Sweeney
Carpet Bags Ne msrk check No. 667
DO DO ! w.cp. DO DO So So
DO do l Mrs Singleton
do do l ID. L.
Boxes Dr. Foster
do l James Hunt
do John G. Scott
a. l VIM Sharpe
do l Richard BasWeH
co l DR. Winsrs
do DR. Brooks
do L. McDermot
% l Mrs Ann Groves.
Bonnet Box, s. g. H
In addition TO the above, there are ugrobsr NJ
pieces, without maTk-Trunks, Valices TravsIng
GtrPst and Saddle Bags; Hat and BAndboxe, In ="
In all comprising about aixty pieces
EE Notice Is now given that this Conn,nv will
not ooid msely Irresponsible for the loss az dam
aSe OF any 6aeg'ge left N their Depot or Ia charge OF
their Agents longer than ak days whether chscktd
or not '''' "NoSNtN
By order Of the sup'tR FLP.RR.
:. On NJ. BOWEN,
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"HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this
Office will be closed from the l4th inst until the
lat OF July next. W. l. JkShsoN.
81 Auditor.
Second Auditors Office, % June. 1855.
l.
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By order Of the sup't FGP.RR.
NJ. BOWEN,

| o. Ton Tuesday last supposed
~ somewhere on Broad ct. MEMORANDUM
BUN, OF no value to any one except the owner.
There were several papers in it-among them not a
drawn by CHM Davis, and endorsed by Thos. W
Eppes, for SO! and some cents II the finder will
Lave it at the Dispatch Office, he will be rews
j l-3tF GLlNN h DAVIS
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! OST-On yesterday morning, between
- Manchester and the American Hotel, my POO.
hET BOOK, containing my FREE PAPERS, Sd9
In Bank Nores-twe $40 notes on the Bank of VIZ.
gjnia or Farmers Bank, two Sos on the Exchange
Bank, two 81 notes on one OF the Charlottesville
Banks, and North Carolina s. note-a note of Jo-
seph Butler for 800, dated l4.h February 1854 and
some other papers, not recollected.
] fore~srn sill persons from trading for the rotv.
will give so reward for the pocket book and mo-
ney, if left at the Dispatch office.
je l-St1 RICHARDSON SMITH
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CTRANGE, YET NEVERTHELESS
- TRUE-That receiving consi snmsnts of
PENNsYLVANIA SUPERFlNE N EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR-whch offer for sale at
due sd p5ics These brands something extra, and
we would solicit call from nour deal RS 60 examine
than ID. B BRIDGFORD 4 CO.
ie4 corner goth and Dock SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

To the President the Richmond, Frederieksbnrg
and Pot omac Railroad Company Richmond
lie At
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- PUPPY LOST .-Strayed or
~ stolen, Sunday evening, POINTER
BITCH, body and liver colored, other parts
white and liver cOlored. She is about two months
old, name DIDO" A liberal reward will be paid
for her delivery to
NORBONE NORTON CO,
my SITS Opposite American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

= Z.
s ACuRtoUS DIVORCE AND ITS REsULTs.-Some
Time during the past summer Oliver Wolcott and
wife, and chap named Case, all living in Vernon,
Conn. went TO Massachusetts, and got document,
drawn up with all the pomp and Circumstance OF
law, purperting to deed over to Case the right and
fitio Of Wolcott in his wife, for the sum of one dol
lar. The happy trio returned to the land Of clocks
all pleased but Waleott {unapprecative fellow, }
who had some misgivings. and who subsequently
regained 'the wife of his bussom' by having
Case sentenced three years to the State Prison
for adultery. Thereupon Lucy. who preferred
showed a deal of womanly spunk and malice
declared she would not live with that old fellow,
threatened through the papers even to kin her
self ii Case was not restored to her arms, and
then, finding tho public deaf to her demands, ap
pealed for protection for herself and children
against her liege lord She is now, however, re
moved from the task ola public life. having jus,
been sentenced to the Hartford JAIL though she
said she preferred the State prison, for Case was
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

A YANKEE BoasT.-A correspondent furnishes
The following report of conversation which re-
Gently took place in store in Boston. He says:
Aninnocent and pure minded Jonathan, in warm
argument with John Bull, on our national insti-
futions, was endeavoring to floor his antagonist
who had sneeringly remarked that, fortunately
the Americans couldn't go farther westward than
the Pacific shore" Yankee searched his pregnant
brain for an instant, and trumphanty replied,
why, good gracious, they're already leveling the
Rocky Mountains and carting the dirt out West; /
had letter last week from my cousin who is liv-
ingtwo hundred miles west of the Pacific shore
on a4ddc land e ..s.- s.a.t- ..- - .a-t. q
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LATER PROM RIO DE JAsEfIsu, I'VE nave Ia se
adyiccs from Mo BY tAe brig Bsnshee: Inc eng,
lera sti prevails 10 the country and letter o. she
- re sesths from cholera In The ous ports have
saheSr ana continue very great A lamps, sa.y
Arc oneltefth Of the population. The heavy !.
this country has experienced by th,s - 81. !,
cnhAaced the value Of labor very macn, ss'a H"'
COSTUME to be felt severely.
we annex the last commercial advi ices:
mo mr. JAN.IRo, Nov 18th, 1855
Imports -Breadstuffs--ke tNnest ~,N ia :,
a have bsxsn 1859 barrels -four nom tne Ulhes
-Ssstes sales have been made Of lA2gs barrels az
.s.gaolH5oo for Baltimore: 21A500 for Pniiadeipha
sexsrr 3eno50 for Country Va; and 24H for ken.
mad CITY Mills Our stock In all hands may be
= sstima sei al 1900 barrels; of which quantity ~
III barrels remain in first; composed o. old, ao4s
barrels Country, 40 barrels Philadelphia. $500
barrels European aud ,22l bbts New Orieans.--
We quote Richmond City Mills 2iA; Baltimore a0I
Philadelphia 2lgJoo; New Orleans and Country
brands 2lh 02sE, nominal
At Pernalnbuco Goth ult.-Stock ii 900 barrels;
quotations nominal by RETAIL 94H for Chill; 25l for
Baltimore; s6II ass7E for Ohio and Phiadclpha ex'
ira, s9n fer Richmond City Mills, and J2H fos
Trieste -
At Bahai, 10th ult--Stock 10000 barrels. Mar
ket very much deprecated. No quotations conid
be given. ,
AT Rio Grande, Goth ult-Stock 5000 barrels
quotations 36H ash for Richmond City Mills apd
ISL q son for Baltimore, nominal.
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JEwEL RECovERED.--A trunk recently stolen
rom the depot of the Riehmond, Frederick shnro
ana Potomac Railroad, in Frederieksburo be,onne'
ing 70 tne Grand Lecturer of the Masonic frateS
nssr t,sglma mas been found in the possession Of
comic Jewel. ~ faioapie Ma
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FIRE DEPARTMENT DIscoNTINUED-Thef fire
men of Louisville, Ky, held meeting ON T1,psd.,
night last and resolved to discontinue service II
consideration of the neglect shown them Inv The
common council of the city. All the Companies
but one concurred in the resolution.
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BURLINGTON, IowA-The city of Burlington.
Iowa, is to be lighted by gas and the Davenport
Gazette printed on steam press the first intro.
duced into Iowa The land offices in the State are
crowded with applicants and in Dubuque in one
day, there were recently filed with the register ap-
piications for 200 900 acres
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CHAPLAIN TO THE SENATE.-In the recent cleo
ton of Chaplain to the U. S. Senate, Rev. Henry
Ward Beeeher received two votes, Rev. Theodors
parker one. Rev. Archbishop Hughes one, and Rev.
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oi,hpE fhoN JEALousY.-A married xvou.r
named Anna baehler took dose Of arsen vas y,
Wednesaay last at St Louis, Mo-, from the efee v
her husband J0"'ousiy OF
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DEAD LETTER OFF ICE during the last GUAR.
ter, nearly 600 letter were opened in the dead
letter office. Washington, d. C.; in 5000 of which,
which has been returned to the owners
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COAL FIELD on FRE.-The railroad between
Lockhart's and Lauderdale Springs, Alabama
runs over bed of Ignite coal About four
weeks ago man applied fire to this bed and it has
been burning ever since The atmosphere for
miles around is laden with the stencil of burning
sulphur.z ~ + -a.sff4 f--
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HEADQUARTKRs FOR EasHTSSNS 4:
- BE CLOThIN0.-SIIXERM EnAi IA

E1A1DD4UiAnhTKRS FOR FAsHI0N1.
ia,s I nTm n msLWohraaiNG;-siLvER MEDAL ron
visiting the city requested 10 cs :, e "a
.solishmenl No. 10 corner Of Main and Goyerno,
:. the bas hsns an
sortment OF Wearing Xnnssasi ~ = ~
~ Pas oy any house IN the city. As an syidenee
e. ' hshsps q p: sSSian
chanics Institute, 1855. aaS " the Mo-
Hs is:es sosstsntiy on hand the best Of CLOTHS
perior worktnen- Hs deems il upnss z scofe o. sn-
trial OF Is Jsam the pablo has had OF III sssef
ssy more in their commsndstion He wsrss1ss Il. n
S;s "a ns ss ~ aa ~ soeiu csi nom
Strictly on the one price system. sssagsle--
~ssss,s ,sas,4...ss5. 80 -. 3. SPENCE, y
Gel No.IW corner Main and GoyeInos e.. :
q 'g7f go ~ ssSss o.ssEss z7;tas y
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I EECHES !IEECHES!i LEECHES!!l
A-l have Just received by Adams express lot OF
superior Swedish Leeches, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. = =
can be found at nil hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing room under the Americ IN Hotel, and at
night on 18th street, between Main and Franklin
sire cts. T
Gnpping and Leechins promptly attended to.
de6 = r. c. HOBSON.
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aisn asV: uornan, who was to have been exc
euted Friday, at Brooklyn, NJ Y. has been resnited
oy the Governor till January 18th.
Inc salem Gazette and Worcester, Mass, Spy
are out" forCoL Fremont for President.
There were 1876 eaths n, ,..a,I.. -,
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ABUSE OF TEH PuLP1T.-The Cincinnati (Ohio)
Commercial says that on Saturday afternoon,
Judge Parker cautioned the jury ON the Arrison
trial. not to attend the discourse to be delivered on
Sunday evening, by Rev. G. w. Quinbo, in rela-
ton to the conviction of Arrison and stated that
be thought such discourse very untimely !. =
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THE MUSIC STOKE.-P
H. TAYLOR would remind hi
friends and the public generally tha

where may be found PIANO FORTEs, MELODE-
p 1En,s SSoIlTAkS, V1OLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
a. g. o. the best quality, and at the lowest prices
agent in this city for the sale OF the cele-
D.a.cG Nunns 4 Carks PIANOS which are not sur
passed by any other makers and eqused but by few
ago, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos, =
1uitar and Violin STRIN0&, Of the best quality.
this state and constantly receiving the latest rub
Cations which he will sell the reduced prices
and upon as good terms can be had elsewhere
- Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
Z - Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

IMPORTANT CAsE.-We learn by dispatch from
Washington that the whole subject of slavery will
be brought before the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States this winter, in the case of Mr.. Booth,
the abolition editor who was convicted in the L..
S. District Court of aiding in the escape of fugi-
tive slave, and was Subsequently liberated by a
State Court on habeas corpus. This is one of the
most interesting and important cases ever brought
hefnrn the Supreme Court. = 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

Army AFFAiRs.-Capt Jno. T. Coffee. of thu
Isl cavalry has resigned. Surgeon II. A. Stin.
necke, u. b. A., died at Baltimore Fr;dav ''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

SUBMARINE OPERATIoNS.-The Newburyport
CIass) Submarine Company have closed their OPP.
erations fer this season Their last work was rails
ing wreck in Portland, Me-, which had been EN-
bedded in the mud for five yeas. They will com.
mence next year with an enlarged crew.