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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20
DIED.

In this city. on Wednesday morning. September
18th, Mrs ELIZABETH McKIM, consort of the
late Robert mckim, in her 7Sd year.
Ter funeral will take pl.ce this (Thur.dav) ,ft.,
nson. at O'Clock, from the I'd Baptist Church Her
fnsnds and acquaintances are requested to atteni
In Macchester, on the l9.h inst, IRA w infant
son OF ohm and Mary Sinnstt. aged month";
tend his funeral, this tTbursday) afternoon. at A
O'CLOCK, from Oregon Hill tBaptistl Chapel in Rich.
At Iogleside. Hanover county. on Sunday sv.,,
9th year Of his age. f' al .ne
HE FUNERAL of WYNpHAM FREru.x
WIN take plsee from Trinity Chu ca. on Fr.ntIio
.aS evening, O'Clock which the friends
tsnd without further notice, u a''
a The members of the Sabbath School ar. "a.
o'clock 's' st
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BENEVOLENT RISE.

TON, VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent
purposes united in carrying on the SEWING BUsI-
NESS in all its branches, respectfully solicit share
Of the public patronage.
The MANUFACTURING department is superin.
tended by Miss 8. COLLINS. of Washing ton who is
in constant receipt from the Northern cities of all
ths latest novelties in style and shape of LADIES'
DRESSES. CLOAKS and MANTlLLAS
The GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT is under
the charge of experienced person. Every article
of Ladies' aud ntlemen's apparel made at the
shortest notice
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Cbildren's and Infants Clothing Bradirg and En-
bordering done In the most artistic and Gle CANT
styles Rich designs for Emb rodering, &c kept con-
stantly on hand Marking done In plain fancy let.
ters. Call atd examine.
e Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYfON
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
w Orders will be received at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

REsovATIse.-The interior of the court
house in Henrco 10 being overhauled and very much
improved by workmen who now steadily en-.
gagged in erecting seats with ratings around them for
for the use of the Clerk and the Commonwealth
Attorney. We noticed that the prisoners dock was
being elevated and much more conspicuous than
heretofore. When tie walls and woodwork are
handsomely painted, and the floor covered with a
new carpet, the court house will present clean and
neat appearance. Al the October term the Justices
should take steps TO have fire proof vault built in
which to keep the records of the court The cost
would be triHins compared with the security it
wouli give for the preservation OF books and
that could never be restored if once consumed by
kya
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MORE AID FOR THE SUFFERERs.-Weu III

MORE AID FOR THE Submissive I'm.
deretsnd from Mr. James Elicit. Clerk of Henrico
County Court, that portion of the committee ap.
pointed By meeting of the citizens to solicit aid fol-
the Norfolk and Portsmouth suferers have collected
and paid over to him the rum of $780, This amount
will dc very well for Henrico, when the fact s coz
sidered that large number of her citizsn and
peciay those residing on the suburbs of Richmond,
had contributed literally to lists in the city
before any actisn had bsen taken in the county.
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SoRAs.-The northeast blow of yester-
day delighted many of the ''ieli sportsrs' that
horses and buggies were procured at once, and
scores OF them started for the marshes on JANE
river in search of sorss If the tije Is high tns
this morning, and the birds are plenty, no small
qnantity Of powder aud shot will be disposed Of
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NEW sPrcrAr. Es

a - SxllSHA
At meeting Of the a.. :.
isystts Hal, On Monday sv,n,a. heid Il T.
o.ss "a upsn,nan.,, tss fo'lowirT Esp y c,r,,
,,cv,sse - me sne wise dispspss,;o, '''i
~ J. pas pleased the A!ni,s.I. ~ us.,
LA ALLEN; and whs-.,.V M. az sold., us
50 Nop psny TO tive some fo,r Il oeeonis, ~
mesnenoiy regret at bic loss Th.,s,ss's ss.s
keso seo, That In the death ~ ore, va
the Vompanf has sustained ~. "s
VINO, though bat . new one, nsn;,.." Of s,s4s'
interest IN lts welfare, eoutrfsr,..ea tbs E,.se
asecs with hberality and sh.srf-Ioto ito r,,s*
gentIemaaiy department. kind .na sss, saa ~ ~
whois Compsnv '"' esteem sud son6d.a..!s '.s,s
Resolved. That We do tendsr %
relatives Of eur diseased broth, IN, fia,s,,
heartfelt lymp.ths In their des ost se,.,.
5ispensat.on OF Providence h., A. ,oo, whi:s.a
painfully inflicted w unsxpsstsds,.
Resolved: Th,t, a. . small toksn o,.
memory Of our deceased Broth, ., fesps:t fo,.,.
usual badge OF mourning for thirty a., VII vsr !,
hes'ived; That copy Of th.ss 3
rgued by the Chairman and sae,s,. possdiaa \
ing and sent to the family of tbs =. taa es-
p'eseo the daily paper. for publication an :.
LOUIS J. BossrtUx, Secretary ~ t,loTr, c.r
se 29-1t 'F'Rm.
The HOMESTEAD CoMp,1v
lar meeting of the Homestead Con,. nc 'ea
this evening, Sept. goth, In the rop-n Si b h.a
Bookstore. at7a O'Clock P. M over Bates,
Tho Treasurer will receive thu i,...,
"c,oc. 8. "a. Az daiin9asnts fined At s S.aaas |.
Ten shares OF stock will be ofsrsd "'eoct,
20 CT WIN. A. BUFFERS g..
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AoCtDENT AMI

ACCIDENT AND DEArH.-We regret to
learn BY a telegraphc dispatch from Lyn ehburs,
that Wyndham Freeman. son Of Capt. John free
man, of this city, was thrown from buggy near
and instantly killed. Young r. taking . short
ride when the horse he was driving took fright, ran
to arrive here on tho Danvie cars yesterday even
toa
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CHURCH Row.-In our notice published

Yesterday OF the difficulty between portion of the
members OF the congregation worshlpping at the
rio acknowledged his error, and agreed to abide in
future by the rules established for the government
az the conxresation. We hive learned since that
Mr. Morris made no acknowledgment Of error, but
by this advice Of his counsel and solely for tho pur
pose Of promoting harmony In the onsre alton,
promised to asq aiesce Ia the arrangement made by
The trustees Conserving the seats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

NANTUCKET PINES ON FIRE.-On Saturday last
nre was by some means communicated to the pines
about hve miles from Nantucket, Mass, and be.
fore the flames were checked one hundred acres
were burnt over.
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Sept 1s.h.
WHEAT.-market firm. Good to prime white
Vi 85OSl 80; good to prime red Sl.750 81 80
FIGURING transactions and market very dulI
Stocis and arrivals still very limited.
CORN.-We quote 8GlD85 cts per bushel
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Tar ORpHASs-It having been deter
mined by the committee who have the Or
nbans of Portsmouth in charge to supply
them with books, one of their members ap-
n,;ed TO Mr.. ]. w. RANDOLPH to, purcha Sc
them, when that gentleman kindly gave q
considerable number for the purpose indlca-
ted. 1t is designed to. give the orphans IN n,
struction few hours in the day. They VIII
thus be improved, VIII lie they Will nave
greater variety to their amusement.
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BENEVOLENT ENTERPRISE.-We invite at
tention to an advertisement of an esta blish-
ment at Staunton projected and ut in opera
ton by number of very respectable and
charitable ladies of that town. Their object
is purely benevolent. The names signed to
the advertisement are guarantee of propri-
ETY. and sincerity OF the scheme. We know
the object in view is benevolent and highly
practical. We earnestly hope that such
may be the extent of the encouragement ex-
tended to them that they may be able fully
to carry out their laudable and humane
scheme Articles manufactured at their es.
tablishment can be obtained at very econo-
mical prices. We will be pleased to give
our merchants and others such information
as We have with regard to this enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

EMANCIPATION IN KENTUCKY. The Nawport
(hy9 News, at the suggestion of number OF pro-
minent Shareholders In Kentucky, proposes that
a convention be held In Frankfort 10 adopt a plan
for the gradual abolition of slavery In that State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

FIsEp.-Mes.rs. Hines and Bruce were
ined by the Mayor for creating . nuisance at their
soap factory This case will probably be taken to
the Council, on petition OF Citizens or an appeal
from Messrs. Hines & Bruce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

A SMART BUsINEss-Au average of 1000 bush
ella Of coal per day is sold to seanlboa,s alone at
Hawesville, In Kentucky. amounting in round mum.
bsrs, to near $500 600 annually:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

POTATO ROT IN VERMoNr.-The disease, II 10
reported, has made Its appearance In Rutland and
Fair Haven. Some fields are badly affected. and
the disease 10 rather on the Increase, though the
crop will stllllbe abundant, without doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20
MARINE NEWS.
-osx OF RICHMOND, Sept. 10,

ARRIVED,
schr Chere-Coke, Curknire, Pamuukev Rivsr.
wheat L Waller. ''ei'
SAILED,
isht. oieisaton' baltimore,
sf Ashlana. Creighton. Baltimore Hsht
captain 'S' oA's"hs'o' mdx TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

FINE PIsTOL.-We have been shown a
new and beautiful pistol in the store of Mr. James
Walsh, which bids fair to supercede Colts celebra-
ted patent upon which this claims to be improve
ment. The only material difference that we noticed
In tbs two was this: The new invention is self.
cocker, aud be fred much more rapidly than
Colts. Mr.. Walsh has hand every article that
the sportsman ask for to equip him for the field.
With enc of bis fine guns, safety flask, inprov ed
shot bag Ely's wads and water proof caps, and a
canister of pure London diamond grain powder oil
nsed nothing else but staunch dog steady hand and
quick eye to kill many birds as he can conve.
niently carry when the arrives for shooting
them Accoutrements inferior to these may suit pot
house hunters but the true rtsman wants the best
Of every thing when he sallies forth to spend a
pleasant day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

k'OUND-A sum Of money. which n.
-, owner ean rot by caiia2 al the store ~ p a
aoAF ahEf T. SON. descrthins the cana .ai
paying for this advertisement n 81 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

We regret to see by our letter rom 'ns 40
Woods Hospital that JAMES Mc0oHn'u' -
this city, died there on Tuesday he n. was sssn.
very generous hearted Irishnsn. ~. he wv wen en-
dovn 10 nurse the sick. He had hsa the IL,
vsr in Mexico during the. Mexican wSf-ano
from his knowledge of the disease 'nous s.,
be would be useful nurse. He was attack
ed soon after he arrived in Norfolk. his
case was a bad one from the beginning aho
tsrminsted fatally Tuesday. He was gai
,.nt soldier. and fought with SCOTS line te
the Kings Mill, where he was wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

.soh.-N Y saidthst Pennsylvania now produ-
bri,sin thirty gears sel; a. much A. the nrs.sr,
Snuucsoie In France; mere than Russia ana
sweden united; and more than that Of aIl Germs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

PosroFFIcE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster General
has established the following offices :-Forksburg,
Marion county, Va, John Robe, POSTMASTER. The
Rock, Mercer county, Va, George w Day, post
master. Deep Lick, Mercer county, Va, A w J
Carpenter, postmaster. Fort Gay, Wayne county,
Va, VIM Ferguson, postmaster. Axtou, Phtsyl.
vania county. Va, James Miller, postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

-. 81 os. % =. TCnnsas-A eonveo,,o, If Al.
sss. Row s session. !. sSss,s. = 70 gssd
csy evening" oyer one thousand OF thsrr ~ Sster'
p''ess'os through the streets Of that City. 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

THE Revival of religion at Union Sta.
tion continues and the church 10 crowded to over.
flowing every evening.
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TuF FEVER.

s. .ordence Is quite nriei 'n.'
Orr eosrs SporfolI correspondent who n. !.
s hi: e, {: !: s:,s : .;:s; ri !:
unable o . Hospital There is great !. ,' !,
the We y = cases and deaths there thou go -.
ing On .aas.r tia. the poorer clsss Of ' ne
-oa nu nn on the suburbs Who .rs a noI
;.ss.s :: sradssa ., w si s. ns' ses
s soa ~ they would be better aHf''' '''''
tn.n ,.ons the deaths 10 Norfolk are the ia AZ
Am0 VIM. Delaney, John Tunis, and Leo
nsss smith Professor of Mathematics aes, IN u,
% n1o.s Female Seminary. The deaths ST., =
NORFOLK Tuesday were .oin e;,n s.
r, srs. At. mortality with their diminished pop
Citation is indeed awful
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FrRE.-The roof of Mr.. William F. Bpt

fer's residence on Grace street. Church Hill va,
discovered 70 be fire shout 10 o'cl ck yesterday
morning, and the alarm after siven but be
fore the fremen reached the scene with their sppa-
rstus tho flames were nsushed By the neigh6ors
Loss tTifiine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

MORE AID -Aurora Lodge l. o. o. F.
No 1I6 Of this cit, have forwarded ele2 50 to the
Relief Committee at Norfolk. This Lodgs plumbers
twenty.nins members, and was instituted 22d De.
eember 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20
TNHE HOLY GOSP L.-For sale

TNHE HOLY Cos 2 + L.-FOr sale at
Il RANDOLPHs Bookstore and Bindery-
The Republican Court. or American Society in the
days of Wsshington; by r. w. Griswold; with 81
portraits; new and revised edition; Sl2.
The Holy Gospel illustrated in 40 original designs;
by r. Ovsrbe CT; splendid folio volume; SO.
Six Years Later, or taking of the BastiIe; by Du-
mas; rs cts
Physicians Visiting List for Sc; IS cts
Practical Treatise the Disease of the Eve;
plates 4th edition; by VIM. Mckenzie, NJ D.; S. 25
Elements OF Medic ine by J. H Dickinson, NJ D..
of South Carolina; 8 IS.
Yellow Fever-Historicsl, Pathological, Ethrolo.
sical and Therapeuticsl; by r. LaRoche, H. D; 2
wells; 81.
Flat NJ. d g.
Ceu,e and Prevention of Yellow Fever; by E. H.
Barton, M D.; 81 Sc s0-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

CLERICAL CHARGES IN THE GENERAL LAND
OFFIcE.-Messrs. P. M. Martin, VIM Hogan, and
w. A. Harris have been promoted from first clsss
to second class clerkships. Salaries ST. 400 per
annum. Messrs James w Walton and J u Rynard
have been promoted from temporary to first class
clerkship. Salaries ST. 200 per annum Mr. Hanks
OF Illinois has been appointed laborer In the place
of Ball, removed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

OST-Between my shop and Biaford &
~ Porter's Furniture store. NEGOTIA
NOTE for so dollars, dated nth September, 1855
payable at the Bank of Virginis six months after
date. drawn by Jno. w Lumpkin and endorsed by
me. Ths public are hereby cautioned against ira
ding for the same
Sc 20 1t* 9 Y, LANDRUa
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gnssr RAcs.-Yesterday - ofhoers Seal
and ChsIkley reached he jed gate IN charge Of
tbr6e prisoners, one OF them, Bernard Hsndlin.
was soon ovefhsuled y esaI. Who took him bach
to prison. where Mr. Sisrks furnished him with
pair of Ieeaings to prevent future flights.
ARRivED-A telegraphic despatch was
received In this city yesterday announcing the ar.
rival of d.. WIN w. PARxKR 10 New York from
Europs. The Doctors tour has been one OF con.
siderable length, and the news Of bis arrival Will
be highly gratifying TO his numerous warm friends
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4 GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MO

A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MO
IA NEY-Any one having a cash capital of $1,000.
buy out interest in already established and
profitable engagement by which he can make from
$4,000 to $4,000 year, and free from all danger Of
loss, IS he has no risk to run whatever. The bu.i-
ness 10 light and respectable Also, thorough
knowledge may be obtained In one month. The
only that induces the subscriber to sell be-
cause he 10 anxious to remove from the city. ANY
information given by application to "A. B. c."
through Richmond Post Office se 20-w2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

WANTED TO HIRE-A Whits MCo
w lored GIRL, to take care of child md mi,
herself generally ureful in a small family.
T.. t2OLDSMIf
sn 12-ts 20j Broad Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

NEW FALL GOODS.-l tass ~, s psss.
IL thod of Informing my flisnss s, sNo No. y ~
that am now receiving q ths stspls snt 20 -,
Dry Goods sdspssd to the present .a s.s III p,s
With great care and psrsa.:sst a9s s, sss sa
.esos' .ssn. 10 e the 81. Ss soOd. aeOn ;h
m.nec Avn, 70 81 IN nv sustonsis an t,sSds
ali ron thoss Wishing pstshsss - ,ouaa vel .s
Insure me ssi.s ~ sess VIII re e Isss.s
Cd. and oan.sdns altosssns ~, and ssamlas ~
selves. - -------O Eor sar
MO i PERUVIAN aUA asNoSr, co
nv 80
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NEGRO Run OVER. On Saturday night
last, the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad
cars run over and killed negro man, the property
of Mr.. George Washington, short distance from
Polecat station. The body was found next morn
log and taken to Guines's station. Two bottles of
whiskey were found In his pockets, and the proba-
bty Ia, that he was drunk and asleep on the track
when the cars passed over him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

"ANTED-MILLINERS at No. "a
w Broad street, between 4th and 5th
Also, Young Lady, to learn the Millinery sua
ness Rl4-u
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FOR RENT-Two desirable Brick
- Dwellings, on Clay, between 7:h and 9Th s's.,
With Gas 81 Water ON the premises. oontnining
roems. Possession can be had immediately
% s0-lw E.A.J CLOPTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

WANTED-TWO German Girls, one n
w Cook and Wash the other to Nurse, Nan.
need apply but those who can give good rsf.r,r,,
for character and capacity. Having ANAL f,miI,
the situation will be easy. HENRY sHaFER
se 19-.s 1913 Main q, cnrnsr a..
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WANTED.-A first rate male Cook
w For such an one liberal price will BE- .v,,
Enquire at the National Saloon, 18th, between N,,
and Franklin st sl5-u
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r1uV U.TJ sT0cK n CLOTHISTg,

L introduced BY the subscriben - 'Sse ii, a''ss
Main street 10 large and contains me s.,,ss..'s
s.rS to a good assortment In sohet,h .sr.p AGE.
the Fall trade, We hope to show ss On t ,tsfss
Tor all in want to purchase from US s osr rs:'s'
our goods are now open, and We ssah more sssss,
thar our Clothing comes TO ~ ON ma0s ,nss wbssfe
modatlng terms than ever before, a.,aIore thsJ
DO usteIislIy increased 10 favor Of ,ss r.h 81 ~
IA mutual interest," shall be our n-o'''
favor us with an examination . yUPhAh.
ehoSno' 10 Msa ss-->~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

- A T. A KID The undersigned
"a would most respectfully inform the public
N2, aud his customers that he has just returned
- from the North with very choice selec-
ton OF WATCHES Of sll kinds and JEWELRY o.
every description, which will compare fsvorsbly
With any es,sbiishment In the city. all Of which he
oders on the cheapest and most accommodating
terms. Cali and examine for yourselves.
EDWARD KER6EY,
No. Is Main street, . few dooIs below the
% Gov st Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

WANTED-For the ensuing wear An
w experienced MANAGER and sooi n,rnt.
turer of Tobacco. None need apply, sI,ept ,ho..
that are capacitated to take entire charge Of sF.,
~. liberal salary will be paid and psrm.u.u,
Post Office a. 10 wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

CARPENTERS WANTED -Fivs anal
~ Journeymen CARPENTERS can f "a sn sT%
ment at FINNEY i MARTTFN,S"F
se 2CG3t* M ,ietNo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

Australia y
share public I
tains three =
one half OF y
use Of EurW
rative sheriff.
a situasicn.
| drought of 7
| vantage
tropical psi
| ipeopled M'
| Of steam 2
| Howevar
| mains AN 4
| Grest Briss
| as large ass
l. A more
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WANTED-Immediately. --The sdrr.
w tissr wishes to secure the services ofa YOUNl
LADY to act as SALESMAN in his store Good v.
ges given. Apply at this office. % lit,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud VAST
w erwomeu. Apsly at this Office. uB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20

"ANTED-A Young Lady who hash
w several years experience In Teaching. ID DE-
sirsus of obtaining situation IS Teacher Of buhca
French In some OF the Schools lnstitutes la tai
oity, would give private instruction on the PNa
Communications addressed TO Miss A. L., Post 0ta
box 685 su 24-ln'
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"ANTED-A Female TEACHER
w qualified to teach English French and Musc
One that can come well recomm ended will f.cs7s
q liberal salary. The School to commences lE 0sto.
Der. Address "R. A. H." WinterpoGk, Chsstsrs,H,
san-lms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Interesting 70 Ladies.

How Mas. SurH NIKEs WHEAT BREAD.
Mrs. Elliot Smith, OF Norway, received \
premium at the Agricultural Fair for the
best specimen ofWheat Bread. The follow
ing /, her process for making II
Zone third ola table spoon full Of dry
powdered hop yeast was soaked in a tea-cup
full Of milk, 90 minutes, to this ouc-siSth Of
teaspoon full Of dry salaratus was added.
This was mixed with two-thirds Ola quart
Of new milk, and sufficient quantity Of
-four was stirred in, but not moulded. Ii
was then len 10 rise sufficiently for baking
when one table spoonful Of solution Of sal
nratus was we'll strrcd in. IL was then
baked in brick oven one hour fllecn min
utcs"
How TO u,rE No.MlrTus This Is an
article Of food, which has for many years
lccn confined 10 the descendants OF a single
family, Of this town. Its excellence will
commend II TO the attention Of tho-e house
wircs who wish TO make a good display Of
culinary skill upon their tables, at the same
time having due regard % economy. The
lady who furnishes the recipe has given rs
frequent opportunities Of tasting their de-
liciou, flavor; and II anYarc inquisitlvc, per-
hars she might b. induced to inform them
how the cakes obtained their homely name.
Ito three tca-cur'iull ofbuttcrmilk add
thrcc tablc-spoonsmll Of rich cream and a
small quantity Of sugar. Stir in -four until
Il j. n the consistency Of paste for dough-
nuts. Roll out size II large breakfast
plate, and nv in Lard TO a rich brown color.
" each cake comes from the fire, cover
with arplc-nucc made from tart apples
swcctcncI to taste, and spiccd with nutmeg
or cinnamon, and continue the process till
the plate Is we'll hcaPcd.'