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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

PuNcTuALIrY-Ah! that is the word. Did
you ever see a man that was punctual who did
not prosper in long run9 We don't care
who or what he was-high or low, black or
white, ignorant or learned, savage or civilized
we know if he did as he agreed, and was
punctual in all his engagements, he prospered,
and was more respected than his shiftlcss, ~
ing neighbors.
We heard story Of fellow who related
his experience when the Nahant Bank failed.
"As soon as | heard of it," said he my
heart jumped right into my mouth. Now,
thinks [, s'pose Eve got my bills on that Bank,
I'm goner. that's fact So you see, Oh
coat and put tor home as fast as my legs would
carry me-run all the way So when | got
there looked and found hadn't got any
bills on that Bank-nor any other. l felt
some easier.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

We find in our exchanges tabular state-
mens of the crimes and casualties in the Uni
the States during the year which has just
elapsed. The tooting-up are as follows
The total amount OF property destroyed by
fire is estimated in round numbers at twenty
five millions of dollars.
The number Of persons whose lives have
been sacrificed by burning buildings is put
down at one hundred and seventy-one.
There have been one hundred and ninety
three railroad accidents, killing one hundred
and eighty-six persons, and wounding five hun
dred and eighty-niue
Tnere uaye also been forty-eight steamboat
accidents, killing five hundred and eighty
seven persons, and wouBdng two hundred and
twenty-five.
Daring the year. six hundred and eighty
two murders were committed, and eighty -four
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

giving general average of about rs bushels
but this is under ordinary years. Upon the
whole, our averages are rising-that is to say,
they now exceed what they were few years
back and probably % bushels per acre may
not be far from the average Of England. With
regard to the average of this year, opinion is
SO much divided that, as yet it is hardly safe
to give definite estamate, some setting it 1t
ons-four,h above that of ordinary years, others
at great deal less"
This, we suspect, is considerably above the
general average yield Of wheat in this country.
The extreme western States may equal it, but
the middle States fall short oft; while the
Southern wheat growing States, like Virginia
Maryland and Delaware, do not, as we once
took pains to ascertain, average quite ten
bushels to the acre. Ed. or FREEM1N. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

AVERAGE YIELD OF WHEAT IN GREAT BRI-
rAIN-In reply to an inquiry, the Mark Lane
Express says: 1.-The average of the three
Scotch counties last year stands thus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

A YANKEE, boasting an inveterate hatred
of everything British, is living in neighbour
ing city with colonist's family. He takes
every opportunity to have a slap at Brother
Bull, and the colonist does all he can to de.
fend the venerable gentleman.
" You are arguing" said the colonist,
"against your ancestors"
mo, I'm not"
"Who was your father"
"a Yankee"
"Who were your foreathers 90
yankees"
"Who were Adam and Eve7"
"Yankees, by thunder"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

Single copy one year $500
Two copies, g 500
Five copies, = II 90
POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE
The Postage on The Daily Tribune one year is $3.50
The Postage on the Weekly Tribune :. 20
The Postage The Semi Weekly " 80
Payable quarterly in adva nee, at the eire where the
IIaper il received
GREELEY McELRATH Tribune Office, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

Fred Smith and Lyman King, Montpelier; Fred Z
Smith Norlhheld J. 3. Braey, aterbury; j. NJ Rich
ar''snn, Waitshell; Putnam Wooster Maishfeld Al
len !enney, Div. u, Roxhuryj G. w Carde Warren
g. r. Ainsworth, Williamsown: and P. RiSlatcr Il Co.
Wholesale Agents for n. +. States, Boston Ms 29m6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

a....- the second MONDAY II
os.oss,; 9. iSss, g 9 and & sSstials sis days
for eli sses; fsur mile heats ios. more 70 nsIe
ss; 1,., -: hroes:ss e I'D sioSc oe n.nss
~. nt ~. wa 9, E cssSa; ..:: ihiia y n.d
nss; out Of 1sacrs. ave years ola
nr Tho e Moor: ssnss sh. =. Henry. bs slss
NJ. John Campbell nauses oh M Florida, by wss.
ner en. Of Ann Watson. by Glencoe - =
BY Wagner. out Of Giosna, thrss yssrs ola - q
Prince George. out q Rss:.S. ss@ :ss.s ses s:.G. y
Mr. b. r Msarath names oh. b. Sam L..oh.r. i, z
Wagner, out Of hedos mare. four years ola lisl7'
Nj. Calvin drs.n nsmss Oh 5. Inslfors b. sl.n,s
s'si oat q H,sIys ,Ms,y mo.ris four years old j, m
SECOND oAY-fUEsDAY.-A.s. .s..spstsls 70,
closed With the following :uSssSsrs. @ s' mus h'a''
Dsy1d MsDaniei names IT, By Regent, dam by
: A. Cheatham and James Tally names .. a. hv R.v,
snue, dam Andrewetts.
Calvin Green nsmss b. 9. by Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day jockey Club
Parse $500, three mile heats -. ~
:, FogaTa Day THURSDAY. - Proprietors
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY.-Propr Purse
$500 three mile heats. for handicap race free for
weak .-z. {: . =
The following st-kes are proposed:
SECOND DAY, q E U N D RACEl TUES
DAY A Sweepstake for three year Old colts and
Il lies entrance 500, half forfeit; mile hsata
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY.-A Eweepstake.
for fouryear old colts and flies $500 entrance hall
fo-fsit; two mile heats. 3lts.f al.7 = ~
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.--AS Sweepstake for three
year old colts and fllies $500 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats g i51s5.FE-s ~
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.-A sweepstass
for untred three-yeal old colts and FLIES 300 an.
trance, half forfeit; mile heats ,s,fs|,l. af5tf
- All the above stakes to name and close Let Sep
tember. E9
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III ENRY THON g. CO.,
IL GLASS MANUFACTURERS.

Lately from Philadelphia.
Beg leave to state to the public they are shout
to establish in this city manufastory OF all kinds of
Hollow Glassware, and will be ready In about three
months to supply the trade Of this State with eysrv
Kind In their line of business viz:
Drusgists' Glassware ss T1
Dealers in Glassware s--eatt z. ..
Pressed Glassware
Patent Moulds 'a Z
Bottles OF all descriptions A -
Shades 4s ~
Tumblers Jars &C. q. 3
And Glass of every description and color
we promise to supply the trade on terms AZ ebaao
end accommodating a. they be had at the Nortb
and solicit kind patronage snee@s"'
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NEW ESTABLISHMENTS :
IN 81" No. 208 MAIN STREEF, H
DOORS BELOW 9rH,
p WILBACHER.

LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c. v
Begs leave to call the attention of the trade to his
tslectsd stock of DOMESTIC LIQUORS: Cocktail:
French Cegrac of various brands; Old Rye Whis'
ley; Holland Gin; Aromatic Btssrs; Kimmel; Clarst
Winesi casks and boxes; White French and Rhe.
nish Wines do. do =.
ALSO-London Stout Porter; Cham psgns of the
rnost reputed brands; Sweet Wines of every descrp
tcn; large stock of cheap German Cigars do Prin.
cpe; also Havana Cigars bsH quality; Miller Bish.
of's smoking Tobacco; do. Chewing Tobscso of
Countr1 merchants respectfully requested. ba.
fore supplying themselves elsewhere to give me a
in my line. -. = "a iNInos
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CURIOUS FAcTs-The following Ia curious -
q" II caught by gale recelect that boat will lie
to and live through almost any weather, If you
secure them to the boats head, so as to float n
front OF and across the bow: they will act very
sensibly as breakwater, and the boats head will
always be kept to wind. Water that Is slightly ro-
zen may De made to bear heavy wagon by cut
ting reeds, strewiDg them thickly on tbs Ice, and
pouring water upon them; the whole by degrees
becomes frozen into solid mass"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

JUDGE IN TRoUBLK.-The Cincinnati Gazette
states thst Judge Wilkins. Probate Judge who Left
nsmiiton some time since in consequence of the
Iadignston OF the citizens for an infamous outrage
SSasrged 20 have been attempted by him on two ch.
resume bis Office and adds that meeting Of the ei,
zsns nsa been called to take steps TO remove i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12
NEW YSTEM OF TEACHING
IN FRENCH.-The whole French Language: hv

2
IN FRENCH.-The whole French Lsusuage. ~,
T. Robertson. GIT PIP. l2mo, $l.25. Key to do, rs
cents.
From the Numerous favorable notices Of the boor
we select only the following
'The author of this system Is Professor Robertsop
celebrated teacher in Paris, who has obtained =
European reputation by the excellence of bis n.s
thod and success OF his Instructions IL claims to
Manssca. OllendorH Hamilton, and the Older srsw. ~
mstical authorities, while 1t 10 free from the defect.
which diminish the practical utility of those me.
original and attractive narrative pressutins al
the peculiar idoms of the French Ian guase toseth
er with a comp!ete vocabulary Of the words mos
commonly occurring Ia familiar discourse
The principles Illustrated In this portion Of the
work impressed on the mind Of the pupil by con.
the second part Is devoted to more profoand snsiy
Gs of the language. explaining In . oollectiou Of
clesr and simple rules all the dfcultiss Of French
s strictly progressive. The pnpil 10 led on by essv
and almost unconscious steps from the rudimsnts Of
the s..mms, TO 70 the most complicated forms OF the
ness with remarkable perspsuity. No one osr MAG
ter lite details without making such proicispsy 10 the
steal productions Of its terstare and, wth tSs ne
and facility. The volume now Issued is equally
adapted for the purpose Of ssleinseSucton ana for
tent teacher We do not hesitate to recommend 60 mend L
70 ss e :: 81 s' s.: Il: : %
tia merits will bear the test Of aserutinizng sxami-
natson"-HGypfr's M01azs4f. go
For the sonvsnisnos Of those who would wish 10
examine this System, the pubiishssa. have printed
extra copies OF the First aud Last Lessou, (snd an
the Lessons are srraneed essentially on the ssme
pau.y for srstuitous dstribuiion to those who m
apply for it and to Prof. ssors Of the Lansusrs ~
may prefer ths entire work for sxaminaticn. eo.iss
will be sent By mall FREE or ExPnNsE on the -
eept Of Oxs Dollar for the 6ystsm, or Oss Doiier
s. 'I aos Isl ssi:St:k ~ oSiy
"a American aud Forsisn Doohselless.
And for sals BY S ss "a - 80 - - : :
3 s8 JAMEs wOODHOUoE ca
an ~ -eod7 booksolislA Nshmoua VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

DlVlDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ the Richmond Fire Association. have this day
"sssd dividend ef 7. per cent. (SI 50 per abarel
W nae capital stock thereof for the past six months
sahs sist August, 1855, payable ON and after Mon.
w i IVA september, at the office, corner of Main
Ad dllih'treets By order of the Board OF Direc ors
H.. JAS. C. CRANE, President
wv H. DOSHER, S6C'y. e Op
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
iI KS WOOL HOIIGLs na

R.tNe Nee' TO the Medical Faculty and the Lsdis of
aSaan. as Leecher and Cupper and trusts by a.
~ Ma. e9tlon n to merit their kind patronage.
80 "ts w may be found at all times at her res,
Drug Store 1' '''i Vi Il. H. DuVafs
80 n-Tbe beat imported Lesches constantly re-.
lsnt "a spo po ,oi sale Also, Ladies' Bsndaees on
nknt GVer the door. from @, clock till onnrninn
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au4 CALVIN GREEN Prop,r
rLOTHING Ar WHOLESALE.-T6e

~ Subscribers have established in this city
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
in receipt Of their stock. to which they re-
spectuly invite the attention of the merchants Of
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee. f 57ss8E
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by our
telves. and to order, (under many advautages) and
feel assured that eaA, and aoil, offer az many
inducements to buyers any house in this country
WORD, WEISIGER & Co
No l06 Main st., (up stairs,) Richmond, Va. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

THE Arkansas GOLD MINRs.-Two men have
returned to Hannibal, Missouri who state ih at they
found the supposed gold regions around the Ar
kansas river, but report the total failure of the
expedition, and the lynching of the leader of the
company, named Poole, by his exssperated com.
panions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

STAG AND ScoRRIE.-The production of iron by
the smelling furnaces of Great Britain has reached
5000 900 tons annually and by moderate calcu.
iation 1t may be assumed that for every ton of iron
two tons of Stag are formed, making an aggregate
OF st least 6O00C COO tons Of this hitherto useless
MATERIAL at the present time it costs the smelters
no less than $780, 600 to cart 1t away and get rid of
this refuse.
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HGSNNEIT g. BEERS Wno,

~ DEucc,.r ~ ID u r. Il 3 WHoLEsALE
s.'l The Isis, Ne. l25 MAIN sr.. .RIcBmoNn Va
EJucsu, 80 =, attention of country rperchants
rroet Of 'u0 The trade to their unusually heavy
atty MEDICINES
rHLNIS OILS, DYES
"NDOW GLASS. COLORS.
with 4. s.,s,S FURNISHES and BRUSHES
nshded assortment Of 1' 'iih1''
tots hlCH FANCY GOODS.
rs,epaior rssss Violin Strings, Perfums.. sosn,
VI VI 'i,lss ss &e especially adapted 10 the trsds
'is.o.o 'n' North Carolina. They are sole r prse
npniER's pr, SPANISH MIxTHRE
tn,s: J.n.t..t JAt Remedy FOR THE BLOOD.
"s, Lu,trsI Iss Hss Ginger. Concentrated Lemon sv.
They are ,sa an Tonic, Disrrho,s Killer. Ss
N''.e', CSrs.'eI .ehn for the sale of
a''ss,ss,. Bitter. s'sVsas.h,. V.,m9,.!rIi Pills
W ne p2n,ja..i .imn,ment mn Littis's White Oil
'4'ar Medicines Of the day al PyoDr;ssoy's
- Awsy, fotcest prices
living TOO nsne, q large stoct of tn. 6us.t
fssstase brsnSss rHSsACto and CIGARS, of the most
's'h, - ne sna is.psetfaily request cali from
r. are dstsrmined 10 sell At vsrv iow
IA. a.. .sEssrsr. ". srr.. ="
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

Gap. 4. James, ESQ with l. family. are now
Msnssna sa Wisconsin, At the residence Of bis own
A.. on wansr !amss, EGG. NJ. JAmss, 5r., owuss
nao essste IN The Vicinity q thst toWn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12
CHEAP CITY MADE FURNITURE

- We Lue undersgned, stiII cOntinue to- eoudnnt
the CAbIaET BUSINESS, In all ITS branches -
We have on hand an assortment of FURNITIfRr
which we will sell very cheap, for cash
We have also on hand assortment Of CORYTNs
from feet inch long down to % inches. Of mabo'
fins. suitable for servants.
We also keep HEARSE aud Horses, whioh ~,
will furnish at any and all hours, and on more rss
sonable terms than can be procured In the stv av
caliios at the old stand corner of Franklin and atb
streets VIM. A. LEA
8. We wish TO employ a HAND TO MAKE BaS
stesds; ase, three Journeymen CABINET Ma.
GRS. Steady job, good wages, and cash.
se 8-8tt VIM A LIZA 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

WESTERN GRAIN IN TRANsIT FOR THE East
From reliable data ts estimated that there s now
afoat upon Lake Michigan, bound to this port, moi
less than l6l $50 bushels of wheat, and about 43O
600 bushels of Indian corn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

PUNISHMENT FOB ADULrRsY.-Las! week q trial
for adultery came off Ia Cincinnati in " hich the
parties were VIM. Shaw and Mrs. Narcissa Walsh,
married woman. aged 90, and the mother of five
children. Shaw was fined $500. and sentenced 10
thirty days confinement In prison, on bread and
water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

ton factory of the Griswoldville Company at COL
wine, Mass, was destroyed by fire Friday The
| loss Is about $40 900 and no insurance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

CENSUS OF CHIcAGo.-Ths total population Of
Chicago, a. by the census Just taken and com.
pieted, ID 30 ,026. Ia 1850 Il was 26, Gao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

RAILROAD EXTENsIoN.-The first engine and
tender passed over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bridge Friday afternoon. The whole road will be
opened and trains run through from New York to
Msueh Chunk BY Tuesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

BRUTAL.-We learn that slave of Samuel Trot-
ter's of this county, was inhumany whipped 10
death by three men, on Saturday, the 9th ult.-
An inquest was held ON the following morning and
a verdict In accordance with the facts returned,-
The perpetrators of this diabolical deed have made
their escape, but 1t IL to be hoped that they will be
overtaken and brought to juatlce.
Tr0y (ALa } Bulletin
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WHEAT CaoPs-The wheat crops of Georgia,
Tennessee and Alabama, are better than ever boz
lore known, and nearly double the smouts Ma,
W.. sowa last yssr. .8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

SrATIsrIcs OF NKw OaLEANs- The anpus !
statement OF the commerce of New Orleans, lust
published In the New Orleans Bee aud Picsyuue
exh ibits the following statistics The receipts Of
cotton for the year have been 27e 500 bales being
decrease of l55, 900 bales against the previous
year The exports for the year have been AS.
OOo bales, being decrease of Isl 700 bales aeains
the 3 3prevlousyear. The whole crop has been about
1000 600 bales. O01'
The receipts of sugar have been l89. 600 boes
heads, being decrease of 50, 500 hhds. The crop
OF Louisiana Is estimated at $4,000 hhds The
receipts OF molasses have been 81 600 hhds be-
Ing decrease of 26.0 900 hhds. compared with the
rec sipts of the corresponding period of last wear
gallons. " ~o'''''oo'
II Inc decrease In the receipts of flour IL fully 2
oVo obis, compared with the corresponding period
OF last year. The decrease in the rsceints ~ corn
are 75O GOO bushels. The Increase in tbs recsin,s
OF pork were 25O 600 bbls. There has been an IN.
crease OF l13.OoO bags In the direct importstjons
OF coffee at New Orleans. and the stock Ia msrke,
10 4s. 600 bags. The quotations for prime are Ii
3-4 q l2.
The receipts of duties at the Custom House for
the year have been $2 1913 800, being decrease of
S4e0,OOO compared with The previous wear The
exports have been $50 SCI, 600 being decrease of
S30,OO0 The number of vessels entered show an
Increase OF ], and the clearance show a decrease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

UNFoRTUNATE.-Mr. Charles Ingersoll, of Phila.
delphia one OF the killed by The railroad accident
a. Burlington would, 1t is stated, have inherited
fortune OF $500 600 had he lived until he arrived at
the age of twenty.one years, which would have
been the last OF the present month. A clause in
the will provided that In the event of his decesse
before arriving at the age, the fortune would fall
to another branch of the family 1t Ia said that an
effort will be made to recover this amount from
the railroad company. George w. Ridgeway, of
the firm OF Rldgewsy & Diehl of the killed,
had his life insured for $4,000.
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|Tcst1 oio w 10 liiduo.
al say. Pat, why don't you sue tina. Railroad
Corporation for injuries you have received9 Both
OF your legs are broken II to smash; sue them for
damages"
''Sue them for damages. eh boy? l have dam
ages enough already; I'll sue them for repairs!''
In the neighborhood of Boston on Wednesday
morning the thermometer was down to 40 and ln
one instance 36 degrees. On Saturday last there
were snow fakes falling at st Jehnsbury aud Dam
Vile. VI.
Mrs. Jane c. Washington, widow of the late
John Augustine Washington, Of Mount Vernon.
died at Blakely Jefferson county, Va, on the 9th
inst, aged 60 years.
Hon Paul Wentworth, of Concord. father OF
Hon John Wentworth. of Illinois, died at Sand.
3Oth ult
II is rumored that Com Gregory has applied al
Washington for the command of the new frigate
Merrimac.
VIM Stone. q well known circus clown, died res
Gently In California from an over dose of NOR
phine
Ralph Frisry. for 10 years leader of the Ma
rine Band, Washington, died Sunday.
Ashow of colored babies opened 10 Boston yes
terday.
Counterfeit S5s on the North Western Bank o.
virginia are In circulation.
Wilson Brown, 1t. Governor of Missouri died
on the 9th inst.
salt, Of superior qual lity, is being made at Corr
pus Christi, Texas
The cholera has entirely disappeared from Gin
cinnati.
The best Genesee wheat -four b retsiied at ko'
chester at % barrel.
The Rousset sisters have left Californis fof
Calico
Beoj. simmons, injured By the s.oningt'n Rail
Sosd accident died Saturday.
There we're 90 deaths In Rostoa last wssk.
Gen Cess end daughter ere u Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

HoSoLuLu.-From the Sandwich Island we have
news dated at Honolulu on the llth of July. A
destructive fire broke out In the Varieties theatre
on the morning OF the 7th of that month destroy.
Ing the building the police station, and three large
stores 10 few hours. The Bethel church was 10
much danger. The sparks from the burning mass
lgnited materials at great distance from the
scene OF the confsgration Ills supposed the FIRE
was caused by an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

GAS ExPosIoN An explosion of gas took place
in the store OF Barbee, Ia Savannah, Ga. Fri.
day. which resulted In serious consequences. Mr.
J Daniels was blown through a window and had
his leg broken. Mrs Barbes had an ank e fractured
and child three years of age was instantly killed
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sPHcIAn NOTICES.

LkEoHEs LEKoHEs.-The pub. ic ara
hereby informed. that have Just received b, Adsm
EnPPtess IN lot Of superior 9wedsh Lsechss, vhisb
Se found at all hours Of the day st Che Hsfr ilre.n
Sscon 5s undsr the Americas Hstel and st sIeht os
on, oetween Main and Franklin d. ssts
O. n ths .SpPgs snd Lssshins Promptly attended
no6 Z C. Hosson
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FROM CURAcoA.-By the arrival of the bark We.
nus, Capt Atkinson, from Curacao August &C. we
have received the following informa tion:-There ia
no salt to be had at Curacao this year. The cho-
lera had broken out at Laguayra, and some fatal
cases had occurred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

Gov. SHANNoN-Gov. Shannon, of Kansas, ar
rived at Wesport on the 3lst ult, where he was
serenaded and In reply made a speech, In which he
said that he regarded the Legislature legal and Its
acts binding and that he would exert his author ity
to enforce them. He also declared himself In favor
of the establishment of slavery In Kansas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

PARTY POISONED AT Danceyville, Haywood
county, Tenn, on the Sd inst, a dancing party of
tosh, were poisoned by some substance in the % SUD-
per. The servants az well the guests partook of
the poison, and were taken III. Three of the parry
died during the night, and several were 10 dying
condition. DR.. Mcfarland and Mrs. McIntos b
were among the poisoned. No one was suspected
of the deed.
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CUSTOM HOUSE SRIzURE.-On Friday, 10 Phit-
delphia, custom house officers Mccormack and
smell seized some $4,000 worth of silks cloth,
gloves, &C., which were brought TO this ci,v bv
the ship Tuscarora which arrived at this port sew.
eral days since. The goods were placed 10 bar.
rels and shipped at Liverpool as household goods.
by woman whose husband had been In this
country some ten months The husband was ar
rested and held to bail
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UNION COURSE. LONG ISLAND

UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND
SATURDAY, Sept. l., 1855-Stallion Match for
$l000, Two mile heats, In harness.
VIM. Wheelsn's br. b. Kossuth, by Long
Island Black Hawk.
II. Woodrutf's bI. b. Tieonderoga, by Yer
mont Black Hawk. Observation-Disclosures. .
Time, 543-545.