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Additional nom Mexlto.
CLAIMS OF SPANISH SUBJECTS AGAINST rHy GOVERN
AENT OF THE UNIFIED STAIRS, FOR DAMAGES SUI
FERED AT THE TINE OF THR INVASION, IN l847.

IRON the MEXICO dereldO.J
Whereas this affair cAonot be duly carried on for want
OF persons to represent the residents Of this capital
are interested In It, Therefore, several Of them have re-
solved TO hold meeting, the 18th Of December next
at the house Of senior Csncdo Guerra inviting al those
who have interest in this Altar to be present at said
meeting to send their order to pass
such resoluticns a. may be deemed convenient to ALL
Mexico, Nov. IL, 1885,
The Spanish 1sg hosed at the palace and al other
public buildings In Mexico the 10th Of Novem last
in celebration OF the birthday Of the Queen of Spain
Sr. Armsnta the ex-MnIser Of Spain Mexico his
travel from that capital 20 Vera Cruz route Havana
attacked and robbed OF al bis vsluabl.s BY band
Of highway robbers THIS 10 rather an UNPLEASANT An
Of bidding farewell 70 royal ambassador.
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Bosros Dec. 20, 1875
The Late Express RoIbcy-Cdss Of Oliver Kin9E1on'ina
tion as to his Arret-7he Charge and Bal
At the time when write you examination ID being
had into the circumstances Of the rearrest of Oliver
King charged with participation in the robbery of tho
American Express Company in September last. Tho ar
rest made at lawrence yesterday evening
plant made by deputy Chief Of Police Ham charging him
with being fugitive from jusse from the State Of New
York.
Joseph H. Bradley, Esq appeared for the prosecution
and Benjamin F. Butler, of Lowell for the deserce.
Mr. Butler contended that the law did not authorize
the accum ulaon Of complaints one charge on the
contrary 1t advanced that complaints might be made
against the parties fugivea IN every State through
winch t-s-oney did or might have passed. In oppo.
sitoD feet the affidavit set up in not showing
that any crin, committed in the State alleged to
have beeA I'D from. He contenced that the complaint
k,,ould sh., that it unnecessary to show that
cba,e" w-. a.-eady made in the State Of New York.
pcstpCnemsnt or continuance WAS asked, on account
Of the absence Of testimony behalf Of the government
Judge Cushing consented to graut the CON inuance,
meanwhile holding the prisoner in the Suffolk county jail
1he amount Of the charge being large he gave his
determination that he would admit him to BAIL to appear
on the 9th instant, in the Of $50, 900, where
upon Mr. Butler remarked that This is good county
for Justice"
Prisoner was then sent to Jail D.Cv
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Naval Intelligence.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
RIO DE- JAsp,ps r.+ ~ scxk

No pk SAskRo, Oct. 81, 1856.
The nag ship savannah, Commander Mercer commend
ing IL at on cruise having left Rio de Janeiro on
the 9th Of October to b absent ten days Through the
influence Of the American Consul r. g. Scott Eso the
Britsh Admiral ordered the steamer Trident 10 70 IN
search off beat containing nineteen persons OF the crew
Of the derelct ship Cleopatra. does not appear TO
have been the intention OF the SAvanah 70 20 "a earch
Of the missing beat, she did not san TIL three days
after the loss Of the Cleopatra was made known And
twenty four hours after the Trident got 70 sca Admrs
johnson ordered II. b. n. steamer Trident whose bosrs
were nndsrsoDg repairs st the time to BE- immedstsy
got rsaoy ~ sea- and with the greatest promptns ths
mschi NJ working I'll night she went TO sea- and Va,
absent fortnight The savannah could NOT v;thont
being open to the sevesst remain In port
With his ship -
is remarkable that the last time the Savannah cam.
into this port she was towed in BY II. B. N. stesmer
Trident.
The Gsrsnsown In consequence Of the unsettled state
q political Affairs the Rio de Ia Plaza Ia detained At
Nontevid~c.
The Cnisei States brig BAnbriags lately arrived hare
oo The 2ssk lay ater her departure from Montsvdso
h cnccunt I'd series Of gales, and really seems :
1cs ~ c-sf,.
1tlesto q. 80 srusdron 10 good
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The NorwAik Conn., Cdsd states that the New York
ard New Haven Raflroad Company have laid an attach
mtnt UPON the homestead OF Lewis o. Wilson, Of that
town, worth $loO coo more, for aeeed damage to
door, which Mr. WI pushed in breaking the catsh
in der TO accommodate some Ladies With seats Twenty.
Eve cents would have repaired the damaxe Az hath
parties have the pluck wen the means there WIN
probably be long and fee Fight the great quss-
tion.
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RosBRY.-on Saturday afternoon, about O'Clock, the
house Of Mr.. Wilson, In Eleventh street, near South
Fourth entered and robbed Of about $40 worth of
jewelry. Two boys observed 10 come out Of the
house just after the robbery Yesterday two boys wee
the thieves.
krnPsRAS-The police Of the Fifth district arrested
even persors on Saturday night charge Of being
drunk ard dsodery In the sixth district four arrests
were made on the same charge
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke skidner Norfolk and Petsrsburr wih
mdee rast suaerS LudiAm PeasAnla "a Inst AM
on Ii River passed 6eamshp Jamesown hence s Nor
folk
fhm Qulrhsaep Wsehs London. End q daya from Ports
xo,K yh nd Ana ~ ps1eeurere 70 Dunhsm Diuaoo
Dec Iai 20 TO- IS 20 shp kichmcnd Diamond,
touLd (rtm New Orieana Cor havre lStn ~ III pon ~
ship 1bos Perkins OF Boston, b0pnd The Tho
Perkins wayne. from Phsnfe,2ms or nsvrsa Tue
tbip Bsrmine tBrsml Hashssen, ersIusn DAYS with
ship zkh Rich Havre. Nov n. with mdAs and io4 pas
ZIP flsnisr tuew5 Csrlhis xAstpo. sdAys h, bAas
s.sf o~sar.pe ts Pensersou ovendsn London dsys
with chalk Allen ArassCn Have experienced heavy Fsa
Bark Boreuledt (Odan). schwschei Breueu a dav.
VIII dse ed 20 gs4eSsss % Pope 4 o.
Esrt &aidSm (of RhhmonA wtee'er Cardt6 a d.vx
via isarosd iron TO order. Gsve bad veseriJ fIss Is,
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Herald Marine Correspondence
PHHADELf HIA Dec q q Arr ships Tuscarose. Dsp
81 s,s
W.SS s haSss 9 4MsSs ha,I .shfs Nellie
ferly Goding NYork joseph James snisS. bangor;
SS s.nasess, Hand SHssss B..ss
revassss tosspa slesss LIME ssS 7syiss
s9osf King 6nson 'i Bcs tom ''''nn- ''''' ''''s
Disasters, SC.
81 n ss s.as e
ss.s sss e IT, s's ss = s:s e:
nom NV, lost SS ebs Of mOlas.es.
Notice 10 Mariners.
The spar snoys on Ebbon Reef and Mashiuu e1ss are
1as Reg sna & s.. y Sos s
black nun buoy ofue ~ numbered l, on MAshAun
Pss 'hs bead WI sced oatss point q this d.sser
By osf e r. ss5sS, 1 r. s,o.. p.
Whnieuen.
VIZ A. ssx S saSo s Sss IS Geo. Henry eua d.
fora spa!s Cape d: S vs1d oes 4 ss. %
letter t,% Capt BiCxnsOn Of bark Bs'e Of Nsedtrd.
ssr rom o.Ri sey sSs u p y o B
ofNBsdford reports her OF Roraongs May M with 1000
q e, so. 4 yss: S.s:s Amy
Ship Caspian Trufan Of Bath for Mobile Dec IL
spoken pee "a g lon IS 80 srd suppllsd with provsen
Foreign Ports.
sS % o 1.sy e, =.
p! Lsh. Young ior d ~ 70 ssis ss.s
Sn the dm Ss S nd *
S S ss ws s. s
% Zoo as I a:
en- wheieen ds Boston ixht Colassn Do; Aessenges.
sn So
Eoehs Saunders fIr formoss Sarah Snow Davis unc;
Iosolu,u Nov SIN por. ship Ho.is. Stark 10 load OH
S Sss s.,ysns White ss
MlyAcukz PR, Dec s-In port schr 0raud r.and, Reed
P4pAso' od.f-Arr bak Homsr swe Batavia, TO sal 10Th
Iss S ss, m ss1.s Hs. ssns Ca
Ss'ss Il Ss;s; Gsass f
e. ss'i s. s.lsr kSsE
sasa s nv sS Sss s s.t To0r
e. p1E .s
FS 'so SDSs for sYHs ss
Dunn s. ,pd As,s
g, Taosxs Nov s-s d brig LoAnso Little. Aux Cages t.
waAssoA, Al. Oct Iu port ships pu.ssr, wusor from
s.srd DO Hesssy fSss VIZ css er os'ss
Isuhs Dusbs. Golden State Bepourn Join Wade Harda.
zAsx,sas, s~pt a-n por. bark Elizabeth Hau, Bs.-am .
DAYS nom Muscat for Salem
aAome Ports.
BOSTON, Dec n, AMArr bArls Co,cord. Park sheds,
ia Foesns su BGnix. 9an ch.so ao
MAYO, NOreans Cen, Hammond, Phladsphia brig Lag.
Sn ss :: S sss & 3
so r" P,.S
N.Y. sss SGss 0oSs;:1 bsy.d row.., SSSs s%ss Sss.s:
WIN J:rSins Bsie Bsimo,e Paimsuo B.ssr $500
'Eueas. ss.n s s ss
vlaior, Eis csrdenas; Candscs, Mssews "ociis: JJE
Rhedea Mathew Savannah: Clara Eleu Raypes Sauna
siysr; yIrcni. sssT am,hs Point Va: chipes Howe
Law. Asypss cAsri.:son; " Fsaliin Hfosi o' 'A@''
BHIM0kE, Dec Arr steamers Georges Greek, Gassr.
ssS g. 81 ss 5
Seaman n Bsyies, Jayne, and Baker, =, NYosS:N5
Desvse sidns, cSsrsssan, schrs YIN ccs r. RsySos
xS SsHR y 81 s Dee . MI.
1h, AM-Arr ,chr Helene sre,ss boston. In DE cdins
ship Hero s,sncrd from Jivepool Brsm bark Kosmos IVES
Stw. LoEpoN, Dec g-Arr propeller sss.ueIe., ossr.
rors for Charles9p Sc schrs Orws-d smith hsoss Posns
pss s'ss a sss a. Nc
gelo Rcbinsop Boston NYovk, In Tow OF sseamss b
rorbes " tra RebeccA Pszsesro Ns for NYot sshr SUM-
roEfIx mp Dee AT .ss, sua,: w,s D:.
'g P'rcHxSEh Dec .chr western. posers Bo-.s-
SAVANNAH, Dec ia-ArT brts ooeAn wave posta
ca s.hs Alec Lee. Carson. NICK
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBHR a. 1856.

another OCCASION and would not occupy the time Of bis
colleague and Of the House ct present
Mr. Foa1a proceeded at length to reply to his col
league.
Mr. BxsSsrr Of Mississippi obtained the oor, but gave
way TO
Mr.. ENGLISH, ON whose motion the House adjourned.
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The Cleveipnd Potndcdld Of the 10Th INST. sAyt:-
tits stated that Judge Douglas who Ia just recovering
illness. viii not be able TO tahe his seat ID
the Senate till spring He viii spend the winter Of one
OF the water Of this city He II suffering under
severe liberation CT the throat
ARRIVALS.
Tym Rchrccd, 4c q sssSyshg RcsIoke-h Plant, A
Nay, W Klein Capt L Dunn A HHtarreil Nrs X I,
Lambert, Bebton, G Buckley. Luddngon b Rev.
noids, " G Roberta. -
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Csuxs CeAsaAar-Thas nay.
suYsnoa Gown Mos al, SO sos sss oss, $751; 900.
sel va e41x sec, sss el7 sS sss. COS seT eos oeS
go eTg, 7Ao, III
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Clipper shin Grey Esg,e butt ri Baltimore aely VwrsA
m Ph.sdslpha has Been sold ct Eio JaneIro and viuhe
Rrer Hai der the BrAz Ian hsg Capt Knsman
frcm Rio.
LAUECnED-At Warren, Me 18th Yard aoA
b builder
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In addition the above four amshps and large feet
soops arrived during the period.
The following abas gives Q summary OF The y
harbors Of New York Boston and Baltimore ga
and at Charleston Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans
IA INST
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ArnvAIs AT THE PoBr OF NEW YoRk-During Thsrrlav
F-tay ard Saturday last quite feet Of ships and smsnx
vessels entered the port OF New York w be By ne
annexed table,
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BOSTON, Dec Arr ship Sarah burlington, OottenbuYJ
Mary Barney Liverpool; brgs Il Kennedy, JAcksoavf
Vel0nA and P0con(cket, Savannah
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MARITlMR INTELLIGRNCR.
Font or Aew Yorh, December "a, 1855.

ALMANAC PoR Few yoaK-1nn pAK.
~ MOON RISES. .......eve S =
sUE sED................ % HOE wAsnn morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-12

CoUNTRnFEiTIsG PRIeoN.-The Mici gan
papers that the prisoners In the State prison
at Jackson have actually been engaged 10 the
manufacture of bogus coin and by the aid of &C
completes outside the walls, have put the same in
circulation.
MURDER BY BoY.-During a quarrel between
two boys In Cincinnati, Ohio, on Tuesday last,
ono of them. named Bicklcr stabbed the other,
Bittle In the throat with knife. lie died In a lew
minutes from the loss of blood.
A HoAx-A document purporting to be the
Message of Governor Gardiner, of Massachusetts,
was published in the Boston Transcript OF Monday,
but 1t turns ont to be hoax.
Since the death of her father. Fanny Kemble, It
is said, has decided to return permanently 10 Anne
rica and live in quiet retirement for the rest OF her
lie, at her beautiful cottnge in Lenox, Mass
MArL RopnEn CONVICTED William u. WI.
Hams has been convicted ~ Newcastle, Del. Of
rubbing the Milford postcttice, and sentenced to
four years halu labor.
TURNED tIp.- Is rumored that Meigs, the great
California forger, and his ncconp.!ces have turn
cd up' 10 Australia.
CoIorEr. DovirrAa.- - Colorl Doniphsu hiss
rc,oserud from tho Injuries he received hs the
arsas.lss sf The sssss 'sss ~sak.
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DISTRESS AT THE CAPE DE VERDEs-A T. Mar
tins United States vice consul at the Cape de Verde
Islands has appealed to the American people In
behalf OF the people OF those islands, who are said
to be in most shocking state of desttution Mr..
Martins says that during the past season the
drought has been universal that the pangs Of
hunger already felt by the destitute that there
is produce the islands with which to purchase
food, and appeals to the charitable for relief
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James Vickers, who was executed at Yorkvile,
5. C.. recently, for the murder of William Dobsop.
is reported to have confronted death with calm
and placid countenance. He authorised the atten.
dant minister to inform the multitude that he had
made his peace with God and was not afraid to
die; then Joined in singing hymn and afterwards
In prayer. His brother, Newton Vickers, whose
sentence was commuted, will remain in Jail till
next November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-12

THE PUGILIsTs.-Tom Hyer publishes card in
the New York Herald, in which he states that he
was assaulted by Turner and others in the recent
afray in that city, and was obliged to defend him
self to preserve his life Turner replies in another
card, alleging that Hyer was the aggressor. Hyer
has made a complaint against policeman named
Baker, for participating In the afray, and assault
ing him.
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MURDER IN PRIsoN.-D. Gregory, convict in
the State Prison, at Au burn, N. Y, committed a
murder recently, under the following circum.
stances: Hehad been considered partially insane,
and had exhibited such strange conduct that was
considered advisable to compel him to wear ball
and chain. In passing another convict on the 9th
inst he raised the ball and hurled it at his head
knocking his brains out, and of course killing him
Instantly.
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4 NV Auction AND COMMISSION HnUsE.
PAYNE K MAYO, Auctioneers--otiice on 10Th st,
Hpfyraen Main sud CstY, Redmond, Va.
John r. d PAYNE havjug associated with him
NJ ABEL L. MAYO In the above business, will
..irne 10 sell Real aud Personal Estate at auction
or yate ss}e in the city OF Richmond aud throu eh
au. ,te State. Renting out Houses and Hiring out
~rg-suts
Deeds Of every description will be accurately
crs,yu on the most Fessa ansble tsTms
NJ. MAYO beipE Notary Public will attend to
tak.ag scknowle GGments OF Deeds &c.
Ans preference given that nav be required
JNO r ID PAYNE,
5ae-.m ABEL U. MAYO.
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WooL.-Ihe woolen fabrics used annually In The
United states contain fas stated 10 the secretarys
last reparp 300 ooo0oo pounds OF WOOL of which, in
ESQ, $1,000, 900 pounds were raised In this country
2Looo.ooo pounds imported In lie raw state. and
11stopoooo uo..a. imported 10 .rshsfs-tpr.d ia
tle,l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nervous HrApsCHE.-Th his annoying
saase which has heretofore hai I'D the skiil OF our
ct rhvsciars rosy be perfectly cured hy the
r,s Of BAKERS CELEbRATED PREMIUM BIT.
TFRS 4 lady in this city, who has suffered from Il
for wears. without ohtaiuir the ghiest relief has
heeu entirely cured by using a few bottles. As a
cure for Dyspepsia these Biuers have equal sud
as tonic hey stand unsurpassed Price So cents.
-, safe by PURCELL, LADD CO. and Drug
e-s's everyWheT ia
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CHARGE OF PoIsoNING.-John Nuhn was exam
ined in New York on Tuesday last, on the charge
of causing the death of unknown young wo
man. in Rose street, in that city, the 4th inst He
declined answering any questions, and was COM
mitted to await the action of the grand jury.
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Elk Governor johnson, of South Carolina, was
lying seriously i'll at Limestone Springs, in thai
State, at last accounts, and but little hope was en-
tertained that he would recover
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RUSSIAN BARrAnIrY.-The Russians, alter all,
are not the cannibals some oftte Major Longbows,
writing to the English Journals, occasionally make
out. As witness the following extract OF a letter
from one of the prvates Of the llth Hussars, taken
prisoner at Balaksva:
81 must ssy that since we have been N the hands
of the Russians they have behaved like gentlemen
10 us In every respect and we have been treated
equally as well as If we had been with our own
countymen. They have even allowed us this very
great indulgence OF writing homo.
----------
EcLIPsRs IN THE YEAR 1a55.-Therc win be this
year four Eclipses two of the Sun and two Of the
Neon.
The First-A total Eclipse Of the Moon. May 1r,
ct 10 o'clock, So minutes In the evening, visible
The Sec ond-A partial Eclipse Of the Sun, May
10th, at O'Clock, 9minues In the evening pvisble
here-only visible towards the North Pole, Green
land, and the North part of North Aerca, latitude
60 and 6l.
The Third-A total Eclipse Of the Moon, octo-
bar 25th, attwo o'clock, IS minutes In the nsornng,
visible.
The Fourth-A partial Eclipse ofthe Sun. Nov.
Q, at O'Clock 10 minutes la the afternoon, invisi
bic here-and only visible at the South Pole.
FosoraY.--A har ware deaier Of 81 Louie, No
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GEORGE L. BRENT, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner of Deeds. &c, for Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee, Alabama, Indians. Florida, Missouri
Michigan. Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin. &c Office
CO lin street. between Main and Bank SITS.
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REHoyAL.-CHs II. WyNNE has removed
s. STEAM POWER PRINTING HOUSE to
if spsc56Us building, corner of Maia and f4th SIS
d, 11hR n G0rdoB's coruer,'l where he ia now pre-
ps-rd R3th NElv PRsssES. Nav STEAM ENGINE OF
Increased power, NEW TYPE, ORNAMENTS, &c and
fa tFsT WoRKMEN. 10 serve his friends and the pub
c lu he hest stvle, on most accommodating terms,
JAMES II. WALFORD, Superintendent
ia f-2w
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BEVERLEY K, WEXFORD, JR Attorney al
La,e tIsr- Of Freaerickshurg) will attend 10 sny
professional business hich may be entrusted to him
10 aear inc city Of Richmond.
For the present. he may be found at the office OF
Arthur A MoTson, Esq, on Governor, facing Capitol
+. .rft. De S0-Itny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-12

SAILING OF THE ATLAsTrc.-The United States
mail steamer Atlantic, sailed from New York 70,
Liverpool on Wednesday last with 100 passengers
and only a small amount of specie
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Q. II. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
leeor 18th street, between ain and Cary over the
sp-s Of q. r PsGke, As heretofore, Hire. out Ne
goes Rents cut Houses aud Collects Claims of every
.-iptjor in topr and country.
REFERENCES: Mess:s c. r Worthsm L Co. Will
'--s & E -otheT, Butler TinsIey. J. II. Claiborne
10 psaka, J. B. Sciater and Or. w. A Patterson.
Cr ls-GlEn
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN p

Dr.. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
MtyDI LAb FILLS iNFALLIBLE in correct
IL '.Te2G.srl!ss, relieving painful ard difficult Men
= ls'VH. ana removing ali periodical ObstructiOns
from raHtgfry causes.
~. d l"5eT certain circumstances, married Ls-
..s must not use them. FOR particulars instruc
Ions oA me iuA- Price, 81 per Box. Sold by all
ne puacps Druggists in Virginia
u %. LAW RI +, State Agent. Washin eton, d. c.,
.' lvtn all ORDER must be sent. The Pills will be
~ enclosing -, con,i6entialy by mail. Every
t> aes's tie signature OF the Proprietor DR.. ] DU
'yA-tat, 70 counterfeit which would be forgery.
FoF "a "a. 10 Richmond by R X. DUVAL 4 BRO,
:, FICOT, AhEX. DUVAL and by DOVE & co,
-44i 50. de- 9q-dEcSmk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-12

Bo0K-kEEPING.-1he he Subscriber will
take chsrEe of two three Sets of Books for the
,-ss., yesr ana Will attend to Job Writing of any
I'D
Having been engaged Accountant and Book.
keeper tor many years, the best references can be
: zen. Persons wishing to confer with me will
pose address, through the Post Office.
de -o-GImt r. McCANDLISH, JR.
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~hs DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
.ts7x LNp eUARTgR CEsTs PER WEEK, payable
to the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, - year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Fri.
k.y and mailed to snhserihars at 81 Per snnum.
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1t is now suggested that the reported volcanic ex
plosions in Scott county, Ark, of which we recent
lygave an account, we're only detona,ions caused
by the decomposition of iron pyrites.
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RAILWAY STATISTICS.

We find in The american Railoay Times the an
nexed railway statistics, made up to the close Of
1854:
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A SUPPLY All LAST

Il =, 81 LII AL LASI
S,N N n + FERN'S NEW WORK
- Per day P-'''aleu at the rate OF 5000 &C.
HIsry,,, ~. u Southw"rth
by Z 49, - ASD POETRY or FINGER RINGS
FUBGg Ss: f,g';: Wlih numerous Illustrations =
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