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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-26
Rumored Battle and Death OF Omer
From the Memphis (Tenn) Appeal, March lG.
Hickory Hermitage Cane Presentation to
the Czar OF Russia
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENT

On leaving this city for Europe last spring,
Surgeon Arthur X. Taylor Of the Memphis
Medical College, carried with him hickory
cane, which was procured from the Hermitage
grounds, and from spot near the tomb Of
General Jackson. 1t was superbly mounted in
gold, having the tomb of the hero Of the Her.
mitage engraved upon the head, and was de-
signed to be presented to the Emperor of oil
the Russias. The cane was present from
Colonel ii. T. Craven, of Ohio, and the splendid
gift was accordingly presented in his name by
Mr.. L. P. Shaffner, the secretary Of the Ameri
can Telegraph Association, who designed visit
ing Russia on business connected with his com
pany. The American ambassador at ST. Peters
burg was The medium through which the gift
was conveyed to Nicholas. The correspon.
dence is interesting, and the reply of Nessel-
rode characteristic of the man who holds a
place SO near the Emperor.
response over the Emperors own signature
is anticipated, if not promised and when it is
received, we shall hasten to spread it before
our readers:
OFFICE OF THE TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
New YORK, Eeb %, 1865.
To PRoF A. X. TAYLoR-Dear Sir-I send
with this note from his Excellency Thos II.
Seymour, Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to the Imperial Court of the Russas
also the communication from his Excellency
Count Nesselrode, Chancellor and Minister Of
Foreign Affairs of his Imperial Majesty Nicho-
las l., Emperor of all the Russias, relative to
the cane sent through you and myself to his
Imperial Majesty.
As soon as the correspondence is received it
will afford me pleasure to transmit it TO you.
1t affords me very great pleasure to embrace
the present occasion to express to you, my dear
sir, great qualification at the successful mission
of the cane, and also to renew to you my
warmest regards and sincere sentiments for
your health and prosperity. Very respectfully,
yours, &C., &c. TAI. p. SHAFFNER.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES, Jan. /, 1855.
DEAR SuAFFNER-I enclose herewith note
from Count Nesselrode which will show you
that have put the cane in safe keeping The
Emperor was exceedingly gratifed with the gift.
/ sent it to him on the sixth of December, new
stye,) which is the Emperors names day."
! will send you copy of my letter by next
post Please forward Count Nesselrode's letter
TO Colonel Craven, with my best respects to
him, or if you choose to wait until / can write
again, ] will address a note to the Colonel to
20 with the one from headquarters.
The Emperor is much better. The Imperial
family came to the city on Tuesday If the
war is continued the Russians will stand By the
Emperor to man. The weather is compare.
lively mild.
wrote you six weeks since, and hope to
hear from you soon. ] remain, very truly,
yours &c. THOS. II. SEYMOUR.
I. 2. SHAFrNER, Esq, Washinnton City,
Translation
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-26

Granting that the Spanish cruisers in their
recent exploits had no right, and that knowing
this, yet, under the pressure Of fancied ne
cessity, they chose to exert this power at their
own peril, which is the true state Of the case !;
and granting that they we're justified in their
apprehensions of invasion, is it our duty to
submit patiently to this detention and scrutiny
Of our commerce? Is the indignant spirit of
our people to be reviled by our party prints and
partizan politicians because it is irritated and
revolts at this injurious maritime armed police
SYSTEM Were this pleasant process conducted
with the chivalrous politeness of Paris gend-
armes, it might soothe the wounded sensbilities
of our people somewhat. But the Spanish
custom with which we have been treated, to
wit-arrest, military commission no counsel
for the accused, incommunicado, and hurried
to the garrote on the land, and the booming
shot which falls "just ahead, another which
"falls close by" and another Gust over the
wheel-house," as preliminaries to a friendly
"visit" from Spanish man-ofwar to an Anne
rican steamer filed with peaceful passengers,
is enough to stir the hearts Of men from Maine
to Oregon.
Spain wants war; or she is mad with pride
or fear: there is no reason in her conduct
Our ships Of war are in every sea, in daily in
tercourse with ships of every nation, and we
never hear, we have never heard, of nsolent
excuses or arrogant assumptions like those on
the coast Of Cuba. We have forty times her
commerce to protect and our officers make
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-26
FIRST PREMIUM
Horse Power and Separator,
MANUFACTCRED BY
a. GA AH e, CO.,
Spring FogndrU, Richmond.

spring Fotndry, Rtchnon3 Ind
sNHE uRders .-ned take pleasure in announcing 70
a their numerous customers and the fsncrs sener-
silly that they have made important mpro in
Goth their Separator and Horse Powers Ter the comm
season
Ea n akins our Cylinders entirely Of
wrought irCn: also prought teeth in the ccncave -
y!iutsr and toEeaEe arranged take the grain
with perfect - the feeder Warranted not 10 dust
the feeder. Cur shoe nd riddles are construct
ed. hung and shook in entirely manner having
great advantage Yer the ola way. Our new kind Of
elevators for carrying the tall g up 70 the cvIiaer
vii not choke IN any kiai Of grain Sra Stackars
straw auI chzH together.
We have mace important Improvement II our double
Saare1 Horse Power. Also, have gotten up an en-
sire now Horse Fever--two sizes. I'D Horse
Fewer This Bower : highly spoken of BY all " he
examine IT. ha sre making the following kinds Of
NJ chimes, ta-vit-
Eisat Horse Power Separator sEt Cleaner.
Four Horse Power. Separator sna Cleaner.
Fcur Horse Power Tusatling ShAst Machine, C!safT
PIlcr)
-Four Horse Power Belt Machine, Chat Piler)
We warrant al Machines give satisfaction
Machines shipped . aay Fart Of TIE country.
"a letters 81 inquiry promptly answered.
tie Ing every fsclaIty lorg experience sni giving
particular attention . manufacturing Iaresh Ma
chimes, feel confident II saving tAst We can furnish
a. soo 4 nots better Nchiae than Re purchased
in the UniteG states.
Our SePsrs.ors hare hcen awarded the follow il.
ilrs, premiums
FIRST premium = s1lse. CzP} Inaisn. State Fair
Ter iS12
Wayne, Henry. Rash, ohio, S<itxerisa8 Naat--r-e-
r. Clark and Dearborn, Ia3i-Ha. ana agar cSuatv
limos \. GAAR& co
apTit l. lN~o IT-tf
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u ornN Apples.

Having been troubled with wormy apples
for the last fifteen yearS, thought l would trv
an experiment on one tree this season, TO see
il | could not stop these marauders in their
wild career. | took half dozen quart beer
bottles, and filled each halt full of sweetened
water | then suspended them from tie
branches Of the tree IN the following manner:
l tied leather straps, three fourths Of an inch
wide. around the branches. 10 prevent theEa
from being girdlcd; to these | tied hemp
strings, to which attached the bottles, leay-
ing them open 10 allow the millers to enter.
l let the bottles remain in this situation five
or SIX weeks and on tsking them down an
emptvlng them, found the naiilerS had entered
in great numbers, and were drowned in the
liquid. In one bottle | counted fifteen, in
another forty and - on. TIE tree thus treated
produced fourteen bushels Of larzs fair aprles
while TIE fruit on the trees not experimental
upon is woEmy. Whether the remedy predu-
ced all the difference or not, viii not pretend
70 say. but | hope some frai; cuituriSt viii be
enterprisiug enough % try tie experiment mex.
summer, and report his success 10 tie editor
OF this or some other paper. Another method
that l would recommend fer destroying these
millers that produce the apple worms. is to
take shavings or straw, and light fires in the
orchard in the evening, in the month OF June.
As soon as the millers see the light they viii
fly towards II, and be consumed in the flames.
Millions may be destroyed every season IN
this way.-Ek6a Cross, IA Geacses Farmer.
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VI OOH. AGENCY.

10000 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED.
rfFO supply Eastera manufacturers We viii paw
I the highest prise the market viii Justify Gail
sn3 see vs. before Yea seIl Clean stsh Washed Noel
pet Lans," Ne. 5 Main street, Richsaeza
SOFT & CRAWFORD.
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OETuE JsEoF AULEs.-Mu.es, on tie gen
eral average, live more than twice as long as
horses They are L: for service from three
years old to thirty. .A.tweIfe her~a has
seen his best days and is goin.5 down l.iil, but
a mule at that age has scarcely risen Oh. Of
bis childhood. aud goes or improving til he
is twenty. Instances are recorded OF Teu.es
living sixty or seventy years, bat these are cx
cep,ions. The general rule i that they VII
average thir:v. Mules are never exposed 10
diseases as horses are. | lara sDsat consid-
cradle time in studying disea 6 Of horses.
from ring bone up 70 poll evil: but who ever
heard Of a ring -boncj, spawned. wlni-b-oEen
fHule2 Immense sums of money are aaEual-
~ lost in tie premature deaf! ii high spirited
horses by accident and dises c.-This icsu iss
from the next consideration which is that
mules have organs Of vision and lrariug far
superior 10 those Of tile horse, Egace hey sell
dom shear, fTigh'en or run -. 4 horse Is
frightened because he iTna ziues he secs s0nle-
thing frightful, but a mule having superior
discernment. both by the eye and ear. under
stands everything he meets, s;d Is there ore
safe. For the same reason g Il surer footed
and hence more valuable in moal'a;a regions
and on dangerous roads. | doubt whether
on the Alpine paths. a mule eve. made q mis-
step. He may have been deceived in the
bu: not IN the proprIety of the choice, all
appearances considered. The mule is much
more hardy than the horse. 4 pair Of these an
finals owned by nei 5hbor OF mine, although
small in size. will = oh more had in one
week than foKr horses. Ia light harness or
under the saddle, in hauling iron ore or on
the turnpike before a Conestoya wa son, one
mule in lifetime will kip seven horses.
Their faculty Of endurance Is almost incredi
be. Another very imporfan. fact is, tfa. in
the matter Of food a mule vii! live and drive
on less than one half what il takes TO keep a
horse. The horses in England a The present
time are consuming grain which might be
more proftably disposed Of. In our country,
however. the saving of grain is no object.
In national point Of view, the agricultural
interest is 50 great that the greater demand
for grain Of All kind. the better for the farmer
but ct individual farmers who are in debt.
and whose land is not improved, would find
it profitable. in the course of ten years, to
have the labor of a full team, and save one
ali of the food necessary 10 keep ii up. as
might be the case in substituting mules for
horses.-IiHsjtryh .Sottrdoy gjSt tor.
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Painters Depot

SFouse- Si-Et and 3rsEHszsa csItni. E'uuev.
Decorative aud Railroad Car zsss5EaEss:
GLASS >ts.3rses: 9 Issc EEa3tFfor OF :.
and =auEbICsI
Paints ard Glass always hauz the Io7gtst
prices Mixed Paints Tor Sole
r. shop PEARL street. south Of Main, over 7 :.
Young store.
RIeIsa.a5, >,eve.- ,, 49,. ar
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apartments warmed by CRATES, ana httcd with
such ventiiator, the crates ard rooms being
fed with cold air in such way IS % prevent
draughts on the person
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Spring Style OF Hats.

n J0fsS sf-FFHTNS usulf rsr3e-.faEy infsrn
90 hs fre55s All he pubiic that Be hos jls rsssiF-
81 =. 1-say style 4 F1sLl5aahle H4ts TaeJ
are very net, ssad Of = aivn haisa ii 5as ato ga
cral n = raia aai sfher 4ts Uaps, &C. Per-
sons Tssh5ns parsh'4se iar4lei y CALI
I4Fsa -. l755. I3-8
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=.
Steam sash. Fsiind- Escor ana Ssiis'P

FACTORY
rsvTIE srreer prepared q HArfaeaTs % ore
SSH. ppars, pooF and N.n3oe FrAh-ss AZ -
scrface Fszziaz. prfH Ss- e7 : Eaai ts az eFi
rssire as ,-v other cstah fisigr-eEt ,-l cz54-y
~ Az. ssa-. = .ntly l4rt tlg e good
qzality ana J. F5asli farsA y cod s a stear a.
can 2 ha1 a-.- rsace-
IL " 50. BROWN.
sr-zfh s.r.ss. north % I--. =. .s.cl-a,ud
Ja.y - Es5I. - .
.-snTF4tf NagEITr h8xsae SOFA rs srr-7-
=. p IT sra i Er5sAttS a.s - ta~ isrv ts7als a
s.s-- t.se-zsTEh- s g.. ceas:l-
- :. tg--.-rz = + Sr5z: al n iies5a-ssa -4-
JEe = . r IL - 7-st Fs-l-r
zgslless - the .@-e E-1n
Es5rtrr,-.s Eg.e Il 1=55. 2l,f
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To FIN coLoRs.-Take ar o1's gall and put
It IN water sufficient water to moisten TIE ar
titles. let them soak short time and then
dry without Tinsing. This Will eSfectually
set the color of any kind of silk, cotton or
wooden goods.
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NNkioVS ACrs IN NATURAL ilIsToIY.-lt
IS but a h;tle more than twenty years ";T:ce
'ne hrSt gro" crossed the e'ene>ee i'Fer west
"arciy. iEey' WIN tie l2N' the zen hawk
sw low ana mahT other BIRDS and insects,
seem TO follow cNliizahoh-
ne locust bofer IS not 81 more man thirty
years introduction into the nl.ed States and
mas not yet reached The native groves OF the
locust Tree AZ 'i'7 sou'h ana "yS'- IL com
ineneeu rs ranges on '''e cast sioe OF 'he
tennessee i'l'ef IN io,'' aho II was seven years
before II ct"Sseo 70 the west S,ac'
The gram worm or wecFii, began rs course
OF destruction IN Vermont, about the year
l"28' and 1t progresses IN the course 1t takes
from ten to fifteen miles a year. 1t has not
yet reached western New ork TO any extent;
but the destroyer Is on It's march. and desoia-
ton Will folio" rs track IL this Srea. wheat
growing region.
l,ose,ougs haFe been 50 common N some
OF the Eastern STATES that on the Sc" shore
they nave hoa'ed IN "inno"S on I.e Sahds,
having 3eeh drNen 'H'o the sea oy WINDS a"d
drowned 1Ley lave only maze tAo1F ap
Pearance IN thus REGION IN any quantities.
WITHIN TWO or three years,
Inc cedar CT cherry bird was hrst noticed
west OF the GeneSee hlNer IN l#-&, ana now II
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CAUTION.
:. az. LIPPE~sagg's

Coach Mandatory and Repository.
Northeast corner Of Main and Franklin strrots.
RICHMOND. iNrtANA.
~ 81 - hsrRE he has constantly for sale /.
So general assortment cot Carriages of the
HNg--I-Hsost fashionable style, and finished
workmanship, such C,aeh-a raar-
i1tccs, Sa'iies York Htrryt4s aud Irottrag Iiagoa
built OF the best materials AMI by tho mpeeat
'vorkmen. unter the Immediate suqcrintendence Of
the proprietor. ~ Orders Ter Carriages 10 any
amount. executed with despatch.
Eicb,nan8 paes,u5er - ISL B2-,f
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O1pr CLin0 Hill.

Over CIIn0 WulE.
EEANTNG the agency IF Wayne county for the sale Of
DR. Arthur's Sclf-Scaling Fruit Cans ] am pro-
pared fi All orders the samc at Cincinnati Fri
VIII also keep of my manuflrturr, Of
various kinds soldering AMI ordinary patterns
which will b. sod low they h. rurcha-
sed in the West. A-o nj! kinds Of Tin Work Done
order short notice. and the most rcasonah" rates
y. II. SWAIN.
Richmond, june q 1855. e--tf
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~ T1z ot ;hesa 5a=t!y cses.at14 Eraoans dsrzt from
~ 1ze1 Mage, I5r -44e - y. BARNES.
JEne :. 1855 51
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GEs. az AIkAoNs

Family 5tfIh Rr<'ora.ire ,i.fiD yefrE'ie en-
.iati Ljij'sas r5Iis, EasireLy jc@esabte
.FtI, Safe and jt#cicat.
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Nd other Fruits, with lee Cream AMI
u wall he 81 au Hal. evening
l2th inst Thu i-h4.e EeCtf!5 invite! t. attend
.4ly -, l-55 3Ulf
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sassslsa CAN EpEssD'E!

FEFE subscriber has cErranfs article Of White FISH
Who'll. and half barrels also Mackerel sale cheap
T.. q. W. BARNES
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IN GROSS Superior Matches. y ch will ne sold
l. " BARNES.
june = 25-tf
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D00 DoZ Ground Pepper and Spice which will he sold
manufacturers PRICE and warranted he pure,
n "a G. W. BARNES.
JUNO . $50.
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o" i the time TO sr.esIse fer Iarpers. 7sfn.1n $
: and HsscS,.9tl's Magazine TIE 1esv ya3uao
commences u ii.t the July aa35er Tie uatar=Ezaa
receives sg5ssri 7.aI, A. SIS les club yafe = par
afauin fer sry NJ tie $ Aasszires- >r i EtsaAsrs
-5e Sufgly a.Says IN hand Call at
ECRB4Nk-E
Ei-tqans v,.a Z; - 49,
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Ass Increased Demand:

TYAS compelled US ~ arier an II are aavy il re-
e-izt e. large la. X Fresh Clothing just from
TIE s,sf c5at.aei1 Ee-sssl zssrrsUeat OF Summer
1soc1s
White and fancy Narse,l.ss vests;
DO Sstteen saA fancy Linen Goats;
10 ana Gs'd Linen H=nts,
Which we oiTrr % lbs tssae aPon fssT fe-as.
A. ~ MILLER.
S'aih street. fSirhnroat
8-Wa Azvs 1t al Goods IN kaaa seaIeh We
ara Offering II ecst 20 close eGt Z M
-4aa IS 1855 . If
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THE. FINE ARTS,

MUSIC. DRAWING AND PAINTING!
z T.. SK1y - 81 HILL. Artist. having located in
fsChui"d outd say 10 the public generally. that Lis
opposite the
81 Music, Draw and Painting. morning
Drawing and Painting from to music
from TO 5JGvefile class from Vocal class
from 70 IN the evening Having had OF experience
places.
JuIy 81. 1855 soft
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Ssssasiric

Co MAS Ca:lrs and Market Baskets; Tubs Coz
Der b3fs e;s aaf Boxes; WssAhoarts Sop vita
er, Indigo Buckets Clone. Pine II srlea,
-lEGs. Hn-ss ether 3- useful keeping.
kept c0Hzfzatig hand % sale y
June G. " BAKSEs-
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fTIIE quality and Blasting Powder always
lie found the keE, canister IN snEer quantities. at
No. 81 Main street. GEO. W BARNES.
h1IS.--Lari I.fuseei, Castor. Sperm, Crude Fish.
S0ve Machine Cod Liver ans other oils, for sale IS
the barrel or gallon. y ILUAMER. WILSON q co.
p-h month, IS, 1851. 3gtf
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Seamless seIGS,
- .aitc Fish.

500 SEAMLESS SACKS just received and for sale ~
wv June = ND. q. rs BARNES
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= ~
gEcwN q BROWN.

n i I = 4 = = = 4 I Z = :"
OIee NossA-usst of raisd .a1 Main. essrsses
81 Third, NAN street
Cincinnati. o.
Perjury :, lss5 sd
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EsHc Teas.

FSyHE every variety constantly for sale
the uadersi gnei- Persons wanting good article
should always NJ 81 Main where they set
supplied
A.rrln II.
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Rooms TO Let.
AZ horse power, the old Richmond Foundry A7
~ BAYLIEs & MARCHANT.
Nav 81. I71J- 2if
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LEWIS Il. MCCULLOUGH,

UIokesale and Retaa Dealer T.,
Y-Tfs.S ss.I'ED sUFs gs1CE.y'ES
O..s Paints Harnishes, Glassware. Alcohol, Turpea.
TIM, Burnin, T. laid. Lard Oil, Perfurnary,
Ink, Essences. Snuff Tobacco,
Cigars, e.
- "a. II, Main strhet, RICHMOND, IND.
AisEch. 10, 1855. i5-H
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kk.TS;sEg,s :.
SOD 4 WAT .ag

LOT x Grape ShAwls, Bera-es, Parasola, lawns, g.
closing ont 1t very low prices, AZ No II Main street
Jsty ~. !>J5. T. WRIGHT " co.
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and other syrurs, OF own manufactures can get IT,
cool and fresh. IRON fountain
July u. FERGUSON s YEO
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ATEf1 1853
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

yAovsnTuAE wiTa sw N psisa.-A party Of gen
etasmsa from fhtisdelphia. Bosssa and Woressset,
on board the yacht Thorn, &C Naatuctet. hed osn'
lev days dncs. The Mirror says 4
aTnsy sueessded IN making faet TO one large fei-
sword, bat owipe to the struggles Of the fish. the
spade struck bis body. and cut out the iron which
held him Msddsned by pain. the enraged fish re.
the boat with prodieons velocity. mskDg the water
foam around him. Jast before csing her, Captain
E.dfidee threw an iron at him. which struck BIN,
and served to check bis headway 20 much, that ne
struck the boat but slis hy his sword going through
bus fsw inches, and breaking oil Had the iron
AID all on beard lefs at the msrcy of the waves
vera miles from land with no other boat In sight.
Al t was, the fish was finally secured.
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Aso.ITIoHIsM In CHURcH.-The Rev. Mr.. Froth.
ingham lately from the Divinity School. Cambridge,
preached an Abolition sermon in the Rev. Mr. Halls
church, Dorchester, on Sunday morning last, 30 OBJ.
jec.ionsbie to some of the members of the congre-
CATION that they left the church before the services
were over. to the number of twenty or thirty The
sboIionists delighted at the prospect quar-
rel 10 the congre sation-Boston Post.
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'.sIsE f54IIY DISPATCH.


-. = Iur a. Rse JAnEazes-<The Fourth
= N r - 10000 wih great spiSik BY the
sIe ~ fhera 90 tbe "a Of shs month nottce
- ssvrn skat Mr. r.. g. 6cott would be glad 70
-. .ssrV clllsen Of the United Staies then In ko
- Jsosiro at HE house Ia Concerto velho. No
~ = j O'Clock, on the 4th Of the monih, 20 unite
w HIN Ia doIug honor 70 the day Be:.sen one
and Two O'clock about SKY American citizens a.
sembiod 4 the residenes Of the Consul, where
tAey vera very cordially and gracefully receives
b. Ne. md Mrs.. Scott At half past two Q cloc.s
The company wore introduced fnso sPscous
hall, where . rieh COLLATION. was resdy ior snsm
and two long tables covered with cold NAM, W.
keys, tongues, picked oysscrs, mutton, ~ne -
pickles, confectiossry, vsriety OF raMs s no
sdornsd win lovely lowers, were soon ni'eo "
the ray "a happy company:
His aooss who 10 great favorise N no. w. ~
con, asisd 70 the table b Mn Sands, sweet Ame
ricen LADY the wife of Mr. sands, an Armenian meI.
ehsot 1ns parior and dining room Of the Consul
were haudsomely sdorned With many Gags OF the
UniesA States. and some Of Brszl furnished to hi.
ScStt BIZ the Captains Of Anerisan veeeeiA Of whom
twnnly.ons psftook Of the dinner HI. Scott tock
shsies Of oue fabls aaded By nr. Ceunes a Amsii-
esa n-esohsht fssdsae hers from Dalti moss; While
ske other tabIe IVES pssea n the sese OF ceIt 10
a. 9oose Je, leee settng consui e ktes amlseee ~
Ne Mar, the Deexetary Of kesedon q the Court
BrsslI. 1he.9sv Mr 1a1knsr prsnounosd enes
ADD neat bepeliedon before the rspast semmenced.
Afes tAo cloSh vaS femovsd. numeer OF pseriotfe
toasts wsEs3frunk, cad about 81 o'clock In the even
log, the company sspassts4-cT -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18
DIseOLUrIONs, &c.

nISSOLUTION.-T firm of M. Mo
~ CORMACK 4 CO dissolved on the 18th
Of July last, by agreement; by like agreement ID.
r LADD will pay all the debts tus In the name of
the concern, and wilt also recsive alt the deb due
to the concern. WIN. P. LADD,
d. MCCORMACK.
Richmond, 4th August, 1855. q
with pleasure recommend to my old
friends and customers. my late partner, Mr.. LADD.
and feel quite sure he will them ss we'll and
as sstisfsc orly did the late concern OF M. Nc
Cormack l. Co. NJ MCCORMACK