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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

j. wALDRON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL Aaa
81 and china-On Tuesday October q, at sales Va
Pearl street Henry q. Evans viii sell The shelves, Ia
o,s by the package ~ suit purchasers of r
assignee large assortment Of bed French china viz 10
pieces rich French china Al tea sets pic ~ pieces
conees with liz pieces DO card
assorted i coogner assorsd os toys aasor,e and other
French goods Also full Assortment of 4. and
and common ware; 40 packages best glassware assorted
Ae dc. Cry and country merchants would do well 10
Tend this sale they will nd OF tho articles needed
The retail trade Goods carefully packed Tor shipping Sale,
every Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

MILITARY TAX FOH lsss. -COMxrTATfOS gOEEY
vl must be paid befre The ioth DAP Of Oc,sf sac
hred and costs win be Incurred AMI highly To-
rofH 70 receive cnsnnutAcn opeu
lsrss Sues nsw ~ Bsi darns tusnss. kgFs, " xAf
olce ltl uon stree, No secopd
A. nusPN.. or n ,he Divislon Arnsory o0rner ~ gas
ard WbS streets enTsnfe Vim every s,snorfr1
DAY ercrrtedJ, rcn " oco<h shrr- Receivers
cep, esn ~ obtained. vhhh vii rTssp, q bgfsr %
fade And AZ nshAry duty sustns he yeAr.
NEwAHK BAY 0EOyE-A SPLENDID GROUND yOn
~ are pra<re~ otlnbus~s leave Jersey cly sFry
sssrJ hour for n,z spsndd grove. fue, l1,s c-r~.
CAPT. HAEkfs. ProprseDr.
yyHrTwoRTFs BRASS AND crAperfIy RAND
w q lnfofns ks cd frtsn1s AID 10 psbs~ Aai ~ 70
pfttsrsd - tHsh muse for 6Nls
r1rss, ~ ~ sfo-~sf rztcs ~ sfriying = UED VIII
NgkTH, Iestsg, ~ y<ss Br,@Sway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

The best In the wordNne private applying
nvaled dye Beware Of imtaons-hey result In rdlcule.
The largest stock Of wigs and onpees America wholesale
and retail, 1t BATCHELOR'S Z3S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

n G. DAVIS. AuCTIoNEER-BY W. W. BowIEs, ON
h Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, by order Of the assignee, ali tn,
furniture Of dealer removed FOR the convenience Of sale
consisting OF new and second hand bureaus bec ward
and glass ware, clocks paintings fancy boxes sofas
stoves casters plated large assortment gooa
ing of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

TN, FimpNss FTtckIes, EruptIOns, BaIt-
rheum eryspeas, letters saowness, and all skin dcorm
ties positively cured BY G0UR0UDs Italian Medcated Soap
1t ", moreover the very best shaving compound
used Poudre subtle nproos hair from low forehcads
any part Of the body Warranted Liquid rouge, My white
a,st store from Brcsdway New York. Calender g south
ton; uance, BALTIMORE; Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

WhNTED-rIFTY CLOAK nAKEns-sosg Bur JooD
W hands nssd apply. 70 whom The hlsteet pstr.s b.
broadway. ~ sisrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
HENRY T. LEEDS. AUCrIoNEEn-BY II. I. LEEDS

ENkY j. LEEDh, AUCTIONEEH-BY II. I. LEEDS A
Co-This day Monday al l0s O'clock AT the residence
Mr. Lavene 13 Prince street all the furniture In the above
house. nssDg of octave planaorte, with full
guarantee three richly carved paro su covered French
brOcae carved solid rosewood etcgere mirror front aud
back carved rosewood pAror SUIT covered IN bocatcl
II pieces, solid rosewood marble top centre SIDE tables;
tea sets silver plated tea services Ao aso rosewood and
mahogany furniture OF all descriptions Brussels three ply
carpets parlors and Ingram rooms; stair carpets
rods, and oleoh; mahogany chairs tables sofas
best hair mattresses and paases and everything be found
In geDiee house To be sold without and house
let deposit required from all purchasers Catalogues
The house Sale without regard TO weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

WtsTrb-7b fTDtT YOrS9 MN TO 30 on
w NlAhg so{Ases "a ff.i case sAif,s. s1sanes
steutf Of US yaf each Fara Fky Fwsa "copper".
ehf snisrs std bsstsfnkis Appiy a. Va 1gpss oss
~ = Absn, and hess sss, 40 s@is opposite per ~ Sor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

NlORTGAGEE SALEM. ~ CROFT, AUCrioNEER =
VI CROFT co, viii sell Friday October II. al I.
O'Clock NJ nj E5 West Thirty third street hye horse
engine with boilers, shaing beting any-
bellows vices horse, CAT and harness tools sock
ac said premises and used In the business house
smIhing. Sale positive. Terms cash, current faBds By
order. JACOB EDsET.T. MorRagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

i rday ~ lfs A. / o'elDt = w. Al ss q J.nbrs . .
sisiiur a All e s0sk a gf0c~res All ags e4asfs
and atisrss also Hnedaciy acsr Gbc gfooees Al
'hf furniture q .ls hn.Jg.
,rEEtscg BOYLE. AUcTIOsyyE. -Or0cyhfH .-os
j M0Gssay. sh neari, NJ 10 0el0f a. No 80 Inttfs1
rarlprinr 40 e siost o. rrosfrss - tsss ss.gt
q owshrr srh ~ ntiuf~t -" 80
vsFor, ~ rrh eoyefei 0ys sns 80 brsf al 80 . AZ
rAs positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

supply Of fine Turkish tobacco, hashish Turks
segars Oscanyan brandt Omer Pasha pure otto
roses, Crcassan water variety Of chbouks nages &c.
at the Turkish Kahve 625 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

NOTICE.-CARD 40 THE PUDLIC.-JOHs W. sOMER
~ indykc. aucopeer takes this opportunity Of niorina
hs friends and tho public IN general that be- has removed from
Centre street 10 No 20 North William street where all sales
Will be promptly attended 70 and settled daY after The sale
y w. - bers leave 10 return thanks 10 his friends
Tor past farorr, and trusts BY sct attention to business
merit continuance OF the same. lilo viii be happy hls
friend. around him Tuesday merit Oct nr sale sdNo. ~
North william street Further particulars In o morrow's
papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

WANTKD-A MAX VINO CAN SILL DoxHsfIc ~
W qnor. 10 focd rash ety trade hear gDsi oggor
amy ~ addressing DO, 2S,fo., oalca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

DAwNBRoRERs SALE or wOMEs's CLOTHING -
j McCAIFRAY WALTERS VIII sell, 70 noTr1S, a. no
corner OF Catherine and enry streets barge lot u
clo,ng consisting 81 k and delane gowns, shawls
nans oi silks and moriuoes, 6c, &c. L. A T. HOFFMAN,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CyyDAy BOAT YoR ALBANY AND Troy -ruy
- steamer COMMODORE Leave, a.. an~rrs.p o. N, :;
soesorh ~ from ~ o. q Laeer'y ue.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. TWEEN
N y years Of age do mail wiring IN Newspaper ONCE
Wiling 70 make himself generally useful no obection 70 d.
any Kind az business; he also writes good hand unquca
uonae reference 10 h place where be-
hah been Tor sr Address H. O. bog 100, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

WAETED-A FIRST RATE coLoRxp COOK, sfg
w must BE- ~tHng % asst 10 Ne ~Aaiips Gooi wages
gwen. Arply atiN West Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

A YOUNG NAN, WHOSE CHARACTER CAN BEAl
IN the ssrcsest Investigation Wishes employment che
drangbismsn copying cerk having cipcriepcs
both would have objection % situation fight porter
Otherwise make himself generally use Can be beard
or week. Please address J. NJ. Herald oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY ~ DgsiRous OF
N obtaining situation and in
family where she could devote her time he sdueaaon "a
comfort Of Do,herles family she teaches Eng Vrsnrh
and Italian languages and various kinds of nce~work IA.
no objection 70 20 soah North or West Tho be. q eamo
malls given and required Address " r. boz III Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

rTrsIr MORRILL,, aECrfoxRPR -LkRnR Agp Pg
FeuFfofy sac - Ter ton Nor1ay DuOh<r n a.
ION e'ccck A. M ~ sassag, cons'lng ~ sd rsewDof
pafof st fa rhAr our chairs s1f a<nsre abe four
nA1ffent Ffsbch msfess, TO snpgtr ~ Tsntrss t~q
slsFarf erspn dninf tshes Yh bssrs1s, s1f
wAststn5s wAfdrcbss, tsie efra I'D roekns tia
hoekrsss saHges aud tsS tesesd. 6toea,si wt3ar cur
fainY sfond hard pk large rosf ~ MEDIUM furnfare
~ paintings. Mirror ualirestes ~gArp Ac ~ B.3ay~r.
VII NJ trus n ssn- gAta sline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

most painful forms scrofua ulcers and the wors
cases Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver complaint
by this great purifier Principal depot 26 Grand
venty five cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

DresEIL w. WESTC0Tr ArCTfOsEER, = LARGE
III sale u superior household furniture Mon lay
" O'Clock precisely al ~ Eighth avenue fourth door
Fourteenth street Purchasers wiz hmd 70 their Interest
attend ibis sale the assortment, being the cntr furniture 81
he house unusually large aud 20 be sold without
consisting ohandsons tapestry ply ami ingram ami
Stair carpets superb rotsvood paBO0itn suit sold
parlor lntore 10 troeAdc large French plate pier te-s
roewo0r cnfye eegcre mirror trout, elegant nsnr
mems reception aud chairs, number ogaluala Ill
pea lace curtains and shades French ofa rssn centre and
pier tables rosewood and mahogany dressing French
b.dNeads, foe hair nairsnsrs feather beds, marble op
Chamber suit SOFAS lounges rosewood bookcase, marble TOP
SatnsaDds, m toilet rets Ac with arg. variety u bedroom
and basement furniture, sxcnspn table china sex cut ga-
we're, silver stove aud fixtures, a. Catalogues
honte. No posiPoneneni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

WAN1FD-A fiilsT HATE rALFRGONAs AND
W rnnsf Also two fr.I rltinefs god alayy va
be slseh FsAts CAL Al - Dsson =, IDaalfs for NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

Rorrnr Iirsryp W. DSr Several numbers The HONS
Journal came into my hands the other day. containing
Of hat aprrar 10 be- series Of ieexs consunptsa and
ed afecions here have been very much insersz~d
peaps the from the fAct that you maintain he only
see also in the Independent series oommuncattoos
utm Sam, but smells 100 strongly OF The qusck 70 gain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
Foreign Refugees.

The Governor Of the island Of Jersey, (0reat
Britain0 has without much legal authority, expell
cd from that island three ncendary red republican
Erenchmen who had insulted the British Govern
ment This summary proceeding seems to have
alarmed Kossuth, who, writing to New York upon
the affair, says he has no doubt that the Ministry
will, at the next session, recommend to Parliament
and that the Parliament will adopt the renewal
of the Alien Bill, which, he Observes gives to the
government a discretionary power over foreigners
not less arbitrary and not less irresponsible than
that possessed by the Austrian gens-de-arnses
The Ex-Governor is getting frightened. Where
would he go if England should spew him out of her
mouth? He could not find refuge ON the continent
of Europe, and residence in America would be
beneath the dignity Of SO great mani
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

Hon. Jos. A. Woodard ex-member of Congress
from South Carolina is out in an address in favor
of the American party. ~
The U. 8. surveying steamer, Jno. Hancock, has
discovered an extensive vein of coal on the coast
of kamschatka
Mile Zoe is engaged az dnnseuse at Welch's ma.
tional circus in Philadelphia.
Mile Rachel is to appear in Baltimore shortly,
under engagement with John T Ford of the Hol.
Idly street Theatre
Gen. Winfield Scott is in Washington.
Two river steamboats,, with G, 700 barrels of -four
arrived at Wheeling last Friday.
Deacon Daniel Fitch, soldier Of the revolution.
died in West Killingly, Ct on the Sd inst, at the
age of 90 years
The Mayor OF Washington City has appointed
Thursday, the fifteenth instant as day of thanks
giving.
Judge Lakeland, reported among the dead by
the Pacific Railroad accident, is alive and well
Brevet Major Israel B. Richardson, Captain
Third Infantry, L. S. A., has resigned, to take eff
feet on the 3Oth September last.
DIR. w. II. MeGuffey, of the University of Vir.
gina, was to deliver a lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association in Alexandria, last
night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

Our readers have ieccived, No Adons% Hn
much regret g ourelves, Che annoancsment shat
Juan p;zzin, ~ rrtirsa TO the shades Of private
ifs The Nspoleon <6 ices and eonfectionasies
leaves the f,etf IL .acsIn which ne has so long
euped; not like the first Napoleon, in disaster and
hopelessness, but with the wreath Of victory bright
~ blooming around his brow. He has richly earn
ed and win worthily wear tho lanrels OF snccess-
In the hot, summer days, the lovers OF ice cream
win think Of Juan with a melancholy sigh, and at
Christmas time the children viii sadly miss their
old friend. To them his memory win be ever
sweet. As mark OF gratitude we propose that
Kriss Kringe be deposed from his throne, and tnat
Juan Pizzini be cannonized as the Patron Saint OF
the Virginia Christmas. 1 5. E
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LEI CnptaIu Cauot the Hero of the CtIr

ER Captain Can0t, the nero OF inc "
brated work Twenty wears Of an AfnTaa S
cured BY HAMPTONfS VEGETABLE TiNCI 81,
Captain Cauot's brother has long been the as{tl
and friend, and Is now Medecen On CHIT Of the h~Y
ror of France. r,,4.,,
We extract from letter written to Mr.. stoeI'n'F
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The etlet ~
be read in full as it does credit TO the head sho ",
of the Captain If all who had been cured ~ -
Tincture of Hamptou's would thus SPEAK Gus 49,,
now suffering might be induced to ty 1AI p'''"
NEEDY: ,.-
"RaYing called on me on the 10th Of April sho we
me Frustrated on my bed useless IN al my ''n,D'
can appreciate nearly as we'll as myss'r - ~
relief received from HAMPToNs 'sse''O'
tuTe. l. u,,ybrsr
s'You may inform MesGs Mortimer N." (.
that they are at liberty TO make use o. ny r,.,
support of the good effects OF Dir. nan r.
bic Tincture as il has cured me IN A'o ,,s,,
chronic fniammatory Rheumatism eoi.I.nIr,l t5
tropical climates, and Of sayen Jeai
ton have only used three soltie' aed au
the deformed Pdrts Of my AHA8' $40
their former natural appearance s,.,s,,, .hY.
81 hsys beeu under the treatment % So'l.,, H.
clans in London and Paris, without any ~ gsas
eft; also while in New York, having b.ysg. b..
sonian and Homeopathic remedies nI'v I - .rgEEt
tormented with galvsn.c batteries, e. ..-tsl rs4
baths, and hundreds Of Internal ana ~, fj,ry
cines all TO no effect arm, so far, cnfta az es
toms Vegetable Tncture Only. iheIe. ,'ss "A b.
SIR, accept OF the assutan'' ~ TRgo. CAsoi
~ Delicate Ladies and children VIII P's'''
q trial 49, -,rs. n fosfi
Call and get Pamphlets and zee se sats sera'
Bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver NE
As female medicine il is unrgsss I-a GILL. LAP
Sold nv q. A. STRECKER and ~ NJ 'ClLl1lE,sgfL =
{ CO. Richmond; by Dr. COOKE fMsaeeipgTIYEa
all the Druggists in Petersburg py IA stEs
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by D'ussl'"
keepers everywhere. ,ss o:I
tfy- ST. per bottle; bottles 'of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
lTHE1DAHY DISPATCH:



-. Rrsefsh West Indfa sqsaaa
~ ..s.sr.c nreas with great unanimify ana
..-.s..aa.. nrosess against the intolerahle AFRO
-. - f,rsss Britain, in assuming the ngn' 70
s Aserican laws against American citizens
..s.w,ro thss the neutrality Of the United states
-. hesn mos, strictly observed, our people ieel
,,,oss .ensitiyely tho outrageous impertinence OF
.eudiug out British feet 10 compel Americans ~
respect the laws. ..vs
everybody, to meet this British nee'' az" -.
the indgnity offered us at the mrs. mop ,;,,a.
out where 10 the feet Where are '"o 49,. 80
ofba,tlc ships capable Of compe''"s - ,ho
area, Britains We have NOS 'e 49,. ,arc,s,
kind in our Navy A saiins 'e.'e. s...,,or
.;zo Is no match at all for the smai'ts' =,
We have. i. is true . few side-wheei ''e"". -.
but the efficiency Of such in action Is eie's uo1v
ed by naval men. Yet the screw nisn. DC e,,"!
Introduced in all our existing sah'ns snps' why
has no, Congress ordered it long agot why mas II
no, established Navy commensurate WIN tue
xxauts and dignity Of the country oi'hPiy pc
carse Il feared the expense; ana So from n'a'es
~ false economy, are left either 10 De insured
and snubbed with impunty by every great power
ri Europe or forced into war for when we are
NOT prepared. and thus compelled to suffer more
loss tan thousand times over, In commerce cut up
and towns bombarded, than would have been re-
oujred for q large and efficient Navy. The cheap
ex and sures. way to avoid war with Its heavy ex'
pendture of treasure and blood is to have sufii-
Gent naval power to deter the great governments
Of Europe from trespassing upon our rights
In the present state of affairs, our government
must do the best ean and resent the insult II has
received, no matter what the consequences. we
sanno. allow ourselves to doubt that, with sueh
means as can be collected, it will at once CONFRONT
Great Britain in the West Indies and that it VIII
demonstrate its ability to suppress and punish nc
gal acts, by Diminishing Champion the British min
lister, who has been foremost in violation OF the
American neutrality laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-We learned from
a gentleman who reached this city Monday after
noon, that the fever has again appeared at Ports
mouth, and that there were twenty-one eases there
Sunday. There have been four deaths since Sat
urday, among them young Reynolds and Snead,
whose Illness we mentioned yesterday. He says
the weather in Norfolk and Portsmouth is damp
and disagreeable, and the very worst during which
cases of fever could occur. The Transcript Of yes
terday does not mention these facts but inform
ant is perfectly reliable, and we fear the sad news
is too true. The Norfolk papers mention no new
cases of fever there.
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New puhIicafjoua,

We are Indebted to Mr. A. Morris, for "Carious
Stories about Fairies and other Funny People"-
With illustrations, by Billings. Ticknor and Field
publishers.
We heartily commend this book to Kriss Krir-
gle the patron saint Of children at Christmas time
Ut him not forget, when he comes down the chin.
ney with his choicest load Of bonbons, trumpets.
drums and light literature, to bring this pretty
fairy book for the little fairies of flesh and blood
who, at every chimney corner with eager eyes
and FACILITATING hearts, will await his coming.
To Mr.. Morris we arc also under obligations for
.'Ihs Song of HiOeatha, by Henry w. Longfellow"
Ticknor and Fields, Boston. From such brief ex-
animation as we have been able to give this at
tractive looking volume, inclined to think
that 1t is one of the finest productions of Longfel
lows brilliant genius. 1t is made up of beautiful
songs of the praries and the forests teaching tho
sublime lesson of faith in God, and in humanity
even in its widest and most savage state.
1.-THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID
This volume is handsomely printed from the press
of Pudney & Russell, New York, with beautiful
portrait Of young Jewess, and frontispiece. 1t
consists of series of letters from the pen of the
Rev. Professor J. II. Ingraham, rector of St Johns
Church, Mobile. They are written from ADINA
q Jewish Maiden of Alexandria, soiourning in Je.
rusalem In the days of Herod, and during the four
last years of the Sayiours life; and are addressed
TO her father. They describe the interesting and
wonderful event in the life of Christ though seen
by the writer The preface declares that 'for the
Israelite az well the Gentle believer this volume
appears; and if it may be the means of convincing
one son or daughter Of Abraham to accept Jesus
as Messias or convince the intidel Gentle that He
is the very of the Lord and Saviour of the
world, he will have received his reward for the
midnight hours stolen from parochial labors which
no has devoted to this work. The writer further
says: with sacred awe and deep reverence as
conscious Of treading on holy ground the writer
has unfolded with the four Gospels as his guide the
successive incidents of their marvellous History
such as NO four years before or since have para,
lelied" ......
Professor Ingraham Is man of genius and his
powers of description and narration are well known
10 the literary world. His book so original in con-
ception and no doubt credtable in it's execution
VIII attract great deal of attention.
For sale by CHAs T. WoRrHAM, square above
the Banks.
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Female Reuorters.

At tho kansas Territorial Convention" so
called woman was admitted a reporter The
n. Y. Express thinks this is bad sign in new
State It strikes us that reporting is a branch OF
business to which the female could adapt itself
without much difficulty. There are some OF them
who, if they could succeed in reporting proceed
ings which do occur as well as those which don't,
would have no rivals in the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
Letter from the Rev. n.
1IcCabe, of Hampton, Va. Dr. JOha {

Hevinr ia HAMFToN, "a, Oct "A ~.
pI navins mad occasion to use B4SrR's p p .S
cases Of dysnensss fanny and within the T,,
say have never used any remedy a. l eaa ';r
ing maades with signal .ucce., a. ' , d;s;s.
ever carefully avoided recommendpg az .@s | as',
Gus nostrums with which the count ' !! M.
cause believe in majority of case. . aoOaed b
harI9 than good; but as Bakers Bitter, 5, po no
such beneficial results. do moi feel ~ pa 9,
hold my humble testimonial to their yshe ''s
Sold bv pIrPcEr1 ram JN0; C, McCAsg
generally. w. aaa p;efrei
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coMMHRCIAL.

IIsrhmee 81 nfn15kes,, Nor. 3. lS51s
FEof}R.--A 6Sw saies OF ysfy hmitsa psrseIe st
49, ID nut their stceks in the market and buyers
Rm,sfins no adv ance ). Supply better.
WHEAT-we renew quotations $2io to 80 i
far GOOD to prime Red: Sis to I'D for do Whites
NTH An advance Of 5 cents for extra lots Of both
kinds Quantity arriving Increased About 40, oot
BIZ hels received last week. f ~
= CORN-We quote . Il per bushel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-Wm. Stallngs, a
citizen Of Petersburg, was arrested in Baltimore
Monday, as fugitive from justice in Virginia. The
accused has been doing business in Petersburg for
the last six months, and arrested on charge OF
obtaining goods on false pretenses. A requisiton
from the Executive will be sent on for him.
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The G,rimea.

The London Chronicle. in considering the ques-
ton of farther operations at this season of the year
in the Crimea, says it is worthy of notice that ma
ny of the Russian successes in that quarter last
century were obtained in the winter season The
Rus sian commander was Marshal Lacy" an ex-
lie of Erin" -....-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

A MARROW EsCAPE~-On Tuesday morning, a
young man at Wakefield, New Hampshire, appa-
renty died of malignant fever, and the occupants
of the house were very anxious to have the body
inferred the day, for fear of contagion. They
applied accordingly, to the incumbent of church
in the suburbs, but he declined, considering the
proceeding too hasty. During the night the seem
ing corpse gave signs of life, and at the hour ap
pointed for his burial, the young man was in the
enjoyment of a cup of coffee, which he had asked
for, and is said to be in fair way of recovery