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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THy Cornr.-In the Court Of Se.sloa yesssI Jay
label. Robinson formerly 80. .nslasd 90 a. isdsss
ofJebn Ane'Sn 10 .tsslrs vesrns sppsf' ~ % tho
nent for rsno ,rs The theft alleged. v0 con .ssf q
value Of s9SJ ~ last The testimony appeared % Be con
ne 1s ~ he convicted ana sentenced "a tss sssA
Prson ,oI RhS Margaret his wife John Rohr and Jshn Ha.
y,,sefsd for ndsreeny 10 sbstrse<S ALLEGED.
lo .rh fom pocket Of Edwsrd n tkSnn by cu-'tng
or the evenos q the 18th Of sersenber lest - no
80 Of dsrdals In wlisnsbuffh plseed utat-
SEEM examined sod the Court before
The concluded
In The Civ Cour the trial Of hshsS 0pndsnoa. indicted
for assault With intent to h upon A sover he steward
Of the tchoorer We've" Of which Siendsnt captain.
W. continued The tassnopy eiss<d, sAA the Court Cd
joarned- CouI.e vll sam up this 'xssninS
CoRosERs IsqrLsrs-Ceransf Cozins hsld sn -
ss.s ., Lohnsn'. in E.s 's- Ysrt y:ss.rtsy .ssn ~
body Of not - eaasd who fen nto Gov
on he Of the Long snd Rsrssl snd bssts ~ .sek
v.saiet y .esords1s. oses.ssd Spps''d " y >a>As
ceoasr 1eSSal ssH Inquest go IL eo1y 49, =
Mathew at No Us Pymoctss. Who hsd reuIst 70 eei y
srparert health uesdsy eveans ~ 80 tocai SEA sSs
Ossuies VsrA .A-alssse u tbs hsAr
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Our Agents.

A., w n MORRILL, s srthorzed 70 receive s''senpu''s
IN tn, Ts,susy in C.sApA and recep, therefor tue
" L. PALMER . our Agent In srsAcvsE tor the sAs "
TsIBUsE 4, -, .,-at fzS
the sale OF the Trbupe In that city
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advertisement.

cry enc ~ he very lowest Velvet
ply end ingram Garrett non, sne,,on nj s,
vide and under. Ws Row., Jr No 27s Hsa.ao .. IT,.
Springs. " "-'
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IAdyer'lsement.l
BLAKE's PATENT FRE-PRoOP PANT
under head u Pants
tAdverti.ement

CHOICE AND POPULAR Music at No 332
Bro.owsy HosscE WsIrEss extensive catalogue OF Mpc
at the reduced prices ready free charge The mot
liberal Music srsnted the Trade Agents waited IN
ell RE Music and PIANOS in every United
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fAhrer1ls.rIsnil
ktIIY q fERcIsol

fAdve1is-rentl
iNDOw SHADE MANUPACTURRRs
Bun hollsLds, &c
ktLTY FERGUSON
- H.. noe <tSt bioAswAy and 81 Re-
are cHeIhf great Inducements 10 pgrob..e n n. sbov.
tooos All hncs Of Window Shades made 70 order Our q.
FIo "suAeturtg facilities enable u. u keep the reput,
Tor We have always hadCf teDs the house ia To.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

the olh AuRHt suuu@Iy dPPeAeu oI oAauAi"'
where be became the idol of the people. who 70
ceiytd him with turbulent Oyations and with an
overflow of enthusiasm, which the Ministry
viewed as a general calamity. They resolved
upon exiting him to OviedO-several other Isla
officers being also banished to different places.
Although Rieeo did not resist this arbitrary act
of prescription, the Ministers, apprehending an
insurrecton as likely to break out upon his noe
tuInal departure from Madrid, called the garri-
con to arms, occupied the principal places, hlIed
the streets of Madrid with artillery, while on the
following day. Argueles proposed in the Cortes
that measures should be taken against popular
assemblies which was warmly supported BY To-
reno and Martinez de la Rosa. From this day,
(Sept. Z, 1920, is to be dated the open rupture
between the two Liberal fractions and the retro
eres,ion of the revolutionary movement. The
same fanaticism Of order the same complaints Of
iDcessant agitation, and the ssme angry impa-
thence st everysymptom Of popular efervescence,
which Europe witnessed during the frat weeks
after the Revolution of lS4S, now possessed at
once the Liberal AristOcrscy and the higher
ranks Of the middle classes in the Peninsuls.
The first session Of the Cortes being closed on
November 9, 1880, Ferdinand VII. who had re-
tired to the Escurisl, with Victor Ssez. bic con-
lesser, thought the moment opportuns forputsins
out bis feelers. In spite Of the Constitution, he
nominated, by royal decree. without the coun-
ter signature of . responsible minister. Gen:
Carvsjal a. Csptain-G General Of New'Cs'sie and
Comm .ndant Of Madrid, in the place OF Gen.
vidsyet, who, however, refused to resign bic
place into the hands Of CuvJal. The AA'sry'
believing themselves lest now appealed 70 mo
very party they had commenced By persecuans.
They applied to the directors Of the Clubs, ana
received, in the most gracious manner. the
violent address Of tho Madrid Ayutamienso'
which insisted upon the Kings return = Madrid
4 simEM address was drawn up BY The permaa'
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL hotels
vEaTERUAY

" e Cole: VI Wsos.sa; : e..ssSss: {. EdysI
sSisld H..n Scott
dy. Texss; g B Price. PeseI.ours; " Harvey "
Fem q R; q Woodia. Cbs;t.rasld; Or B . Du.
val. Hsnrisc; N Duval. Chssteraeld; n Johns
sSssa ss.P ss sS a S::s
sr. CHARLES HOTEL w Boasox. Henrlse;
7 Foster. j Ro.snsld, N A Thomp:on ya; Capt q
3 Ramsey. bark Baltimore; J Andy, bark LINDA 1s.
Iins s surry; " Coutins. II ssni:. Pstersbs; N
Hillsnsn. Gill., 8 A seay: W Jster, g.isg,
soa sG2s sI.ss. 5.%ss vsnhs i
chss cits; Hasss:, RieS@S Ford gisd:Ss;
suclin CHAM: " Normsnt. 5 2 Smith, H.noysrr;
w G Brown, Powh.tan; w "a West, lady and child.
VI 2sSys tsn .: Moo asdl si.. sssss
Cs spt Vessels. bark Kosmos; NJ Messisy Chas.
ley. Chesterfield; q Wright, NolfolL; r Roussat,
Md; N a Il Lsfonz. Morgan. Fresk,bg; w Mel
.sa Tszsf Saeos Isa;s Faas
Voel, Alb; Blentzengsr. Nelsoni w Moon and
lady, Memphis
EXCHANGE HOTEL Daily Boydton; N
si'esN WI % Hss w le..af, IS1cSburs
Raglan and lady Va; w Goss aud lady, r M Wal,
Ter. Wmsbg; Alsn. Miss Allen. Pr Ed; Skip.
with, Powhatau; w Morton, Charlotte; w -Four.
gusgu, Halifax; W Dollins Bait; G Hrs Win
chester; w Caldwell and two ladies' Frede,icks-
burg; E Pueh La; w Wade and svG, Hooks,
Miss; Push. La; A Basby and lady, Petersburg;
| H Carpenter, Hanover; Hackett, Louisa;
Richmond; Mrs Carter. Hanaverr;J Sweeney,
Wm.burs; TAbb and lady, Tsbb and lady. four
svts and three children, Gloucester; w Wick
ham, lady aud svt, Henrico; B Smith, Nelson Mrs
Make, two children and svt, Mr. Mathews. c; p
Taylor, q Kinney, Gs: w Hastins, Mo; Dele
pane. South Carolina; Fuller, North Carolina
EIley, rev Lance and lady, mrs Flynn. Suf
folk; mrs s T Robinson. mr. Grswold, master La.
renee, C; NJ Smith. Bait; w 0 Denegsn. c:
Bruins, Charlotte; miss Purkins. j Purkins, SAT
folk; W III Harrison, g HolStece. II Hanson mis-
Hamson miss Turner, kmelia;s mr. Phelps,
CLARK, I'll Bailey, Halifax B Carver. Saml Carver
Phads; 0 Bullock, Orange.
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DIED.

On the Slst inst. at the residence of her grsndfs
ther. william Green ST.. In Henrieo county. MAkf
ELIZA. only daughter OF John Z. and Della e. Brad
Law ared 10 months and II days
fhe friends and scquan tsnces Of the family are re-
uested to attend her funeral from the residence OF
Mr.. VIM Green; this. "wednesday morning. at
o'clock without further notice.
"sufer little children to come unto me. for OF such
il the ngdom of Heaven /"
In Manchester, on Mondsv evening, at 81 o'cloch'
sort OF Abner c. Moore and eldest daughter Of Thos
Minor, decd aged "a years .
The friends and acquain 'anees OF the family are
invited 70 attend her funeral this (Wednesday)
morning. ct 10 O'Clock. from the Trinity Church.
Riahrloud.
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A LABORIOUS CLERGYMAN.

The New York Church Journal gives an
account of the labors and privations of q
| German Missionary, the Rev. julius D. Rose
| in Newark. New Jersey,which reminds US OF
the tolls and poverty of the first preachers
of the Gospel. The Journal presents a brief
and comprehensive summary of the mission
ary labors of Mr.. Rose in the following
words -" Ntne gears, continuous toll, with
out any vacation except that of severe ILL
ness preaching three, and sometimes four
times on Sundays and feast days; teaching
the Sunday School of seventy or eighty chill
dren with no assistance but that of his wife
holding daily service in church, and teaching
day school besides, from 9 A. NJ, to P. H.;
and after all, receiving hardly half of the
poor 800 promised If this statement does
not make mems hearts glow with thankful
ness that there are such men, and with shame
that the very church of God itself treats
them no better, it must be because all power
of feeling either gratitude or shame has
long since departed"
Mr.. Rose is the Protestant Episcopal Mis-
sionary to the Germans in Newark. He has
greatly injured his health by his excessive
labors, but is unable to take the recreation
which his physicians enioin T---4 tne neces-
sity of cn-...--sry struggling for the means
or lie. Such case of apostolic l,bors and
want should command the sympathy and the
pecuniary aid of every one who has heart
and possesses the means, however small, OF
rendering assistance to others. To the mem.
bers of Mr.. Roses communion especially,
his case appeals with peculiar power. We
cannot conceive how such can hear of it,
without instantly putting their hands in their
pockets and sending him substantial God
speed.
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MARINE NEWS.
.oRY OF KICHMOND. july 81.

ARRIVED. Hs
sshr New York, Adkins, New York, mdz D avid
Currie.
schr Myers, Rhodes. Roekland, lime L. Libby.
schr w. Co'qutt, Phillips Baltimore, mdz w. d.
Coquitt Co. .. 1.
schr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz w. D. Gel
quit Co
schr Brilliant, Jones, Philadelphia, coal John w.
Wright L Co. g.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New York, mdss.
and passengers.
Steamer Beividere, Pritchard, Ball. md.e., Lud-
lam Watson. $50 =
Schr Ophr, Blazedeil, Boston, mdz .
Sloop New Packet, 6waltney, smth6eld mdx
big Z. A. Rawlins. Beaman, Rio, -four.
CLEARED,
Ship Prince de Joinvile, Cham berlin, with $50
hhds. Tobacco for Venice. by E. w. de Voss & Co
Ship Ed Everett. Gunby master, for Liverpool,
with 9e6 hhds. Tobacco by Palmer L Clopton, and
Others. .-I-
New YORK. July 2S.-Cleared schrs North Psint,
Swain; Manchester, Chichester, Richmond; and sshr
Ella Truett, Chincstesgne, Va.
Rio JANEIao, June 2l-In port, Parthan, Mar
shall, Richmond.
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sEBAsroPoL.

The editors of all the newspapers - rms
country. are under N eternal deDt OF graz
tuds to the emperor Of Russia, for building
such fortress as that of Sebastopol' which
has not only given ample occupation to the
armies Of England and France for the last
nine months, but furnished an inexhaustible
topic to the whole editorial fraternity OF the
United States. For nine mortal months we
have had Sebastopol looming up, grand
gloomy, and peculiar" in all the newspaper
columns as well as in the Crimea, and fur
nishing refuge not only for the Russians
outside, but for the American knights OF the
quill. who, in the dearth of subjects else
where, have always found a convenient shell
ter within the walls of this colossal strong
hold. We regard ourselves as under person
al obligations to Menschikoff, Gortchako on,
General Todliben, and their gallant troops
for the mastery and heroic manner IN wnicn
they have preserved this editorial citaoei
from the hands Of the enemy. 1t would Do
expecting almost too much Of human endu-
rance and courage, that forty thousand SOL
diers should much longer maintain them
selves against such an army two hunoreo
thousand strong, as that of the allies. even
though that army be, as the Russians justly
say, IAN army of lions led by donkeys." we
| sre prepared to hear that some OF the de-
fences of Sebastopol will fall before generals
who are ready to purchase every tower at the
| price of ten thousand men. But we devout'
| ly wish that old Gortchakoff would manage
to hold out till the next session of the legis-
lature and of Congress. We shall at that
time have domestic affairs to occupy our at
tention, and in all probability may get up
war Of our own, which will prove greater
| attraction than the contest in the Crimea.-
But how can we pass through the hot and
dreary summer without Sebastopoli The
chance for fight in Kansas seems gradually
dying out, and unless Greeley and Raymond
| of the Times, assisted by Brigadier General
Webb of the regular xrmy, shoulder their
Minnie rifles and march at once upon that
''horrid ruffian, Stringfellow," there is no
earthly hope for the editors of the United
States, but the great Russian fortress. Hold
on to it then, old Gortchakoff, like grim death'
You owe this much to the editorial corps OF
| America for Thur sympathy. Pour grape
chain shot, bomb shells, rusty nails, boiling
pitch, and all sorts of destructive devilments
on the burglars who are trying to break into
your house. At all events, save enough OF
Sebastopol for the editors of the United
States to talk about till we can find some
other subject.
| If Sebastopol falls, there is but one conso
Iation for the fraternity. The war will go Oh
about twenty five times as briskly as before
1t may then be considered as fairly begun
Russia will have lost on her extreme South
ern territory, fortress which the allies have
often told us, is only important to her for ag
gressive purposes, and not for the defence OF
her own soil. Let US prepare to accompany
| Gen. Pelissier on a march to the interior Of
thousand miles and more.
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NORTHERN cLERGYMEN AND KANSAS

The proposition started in Boston, that the
1000 New England clergymen who signed
the Anti Ne braska bill petition to Congress
should each subscribe $40 towards settling
Kansas with Christians, is not practicable for
the following reasons 1t is easier to sub
scribe petition than to subscribe $50
most of the Anti Nebraska clergymen have
not twenty dollars to spare; it is asking too
much Of them to require that they should
make Christians out of such materials as
abolitionists. and then pay $50 to send them
to Kansas; lastly, the supply of Christians in
New England is SO limited that they have
none to spare for foreign expectation.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK

1t will be seen by reference to our latest
news that this much dreaded epidemic has
indeed made its appearance in Norfolk,
where, up to Monday night, there had been
mouth, we regret to say, it is still increasing,
though not rapidly. The corporate authori-
lies of New York have declared both Nor
folk and Portsmouth infected places, and
subjected all vessels from those ports to
quarantine.
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suppxs DrArH-An inquest was held

SUDDEN DEATH.-An Inquest was neiu
by Justice Burford, OF Chesterfield county attend
ed BY Constable Morgan. yesterday afternoon,
over the body Of RRBEccA HUBARD, free woman
of color, who died suddenly last Monday morning,
at her residence near the toll-gate. The deceased
had been heard to say that she never expected to
recover from blow given her on the oack oil ner
he called 10 no physician to see her when he found
she ives dying, be was at once suspected and ar-
rested. Dr. Weisiger was called 10 and made
post uortesn examination, but could discover no
bruises either external or internal The jury
f,on, eli the fac,s ELECTED came to the conclusion
that she died of apopexy, and the husband wal
therefore discharged.
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JAMES WOoDHoUsE & CO., hav

u just received ia---t 81,
CLEvE HALL; a new WORK. By the author Of
Am" Amy ae st tmis' seweli) 30 Paper 81.
THE ISLAND EMPIRE; or the Scenss of the First
Exile of the Emperor Napoleon l. Together
with other interesting matter 81.
VISIT TO THE CAMP BEFORE SEBAsTO-
POL. By Richd. Mccormick, Juur of New
York. With Panoramic View of the Seat of
War, and many Illustrstions 81.
MARY LYNDON; or Revelations of a LIFE; an au.
THE RED SKINS; or Indian aud Ipj'n. ByJ Fen
a. nimore Cooper. New edition. Complete in one
THE HETDENMUUER; or the Benedictiyes. A
Legend of the Rhine ByJ. Fennimore Coop.
sr New edition. Complete in one volume.
PICTURES FROM THE BATTLE FIELDS By
the Rowing Englishmsn." I'd edition. Beau.
ufully Illustrated 81 Is
THE MINERAL AND THERMAL SPRINGS OF
THE q. STATES AND CANADA By John
Bell NJ d author Of baths and Mineral Wa
THE ARTIST AND Trademarks CoMPAN-
ION; embracing the Manufacture and the spp-
Painting Limitation Of Fanny Woods. Metals, DO !,
DC With illustrations. 75c
NEW WORK BY REV. DR. JETER The
Mirror; delinestion Of different classes OF
Christisns. In a series of Lectures By Rev.
letter, D. o, Richmond. Va; with an Inno.
THE SCIENTIFIC STAIR BUILDER, upon On.
aIety new principles BY X. Riddeff, Architect
The whole Art of Stair Cases and II and Railing
illustrated and simplifed. by new and original
methods never before made public. On. vol !:
folio $3.50 = - s.- So =
BRAITHWAiTE's RETROSPECT PRACTICAL
MEDICINE AND SURGERY, for July, 1855.
a an i-o,;f
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Coop PLAN.-Mr. John D. Smith nm

hosterer, is now preparing t. refs the Goysrnoi,s
mansion and the Capitol. preparatory to the arrival
OF Mr. Wise. the Governor elect, and the bin
OF the Legislature. The work has been commence d
thus early In order to have it completes before the
aonua exhibition OF the State Agricultural Society
when hundreds Of persons, from all sections of Viz.
gioie. will doubtless be permitted 10 examine both
edifices Gov. johnson, we understand, will occunv
the mansion no more during his term of service -
Of the tune; but when here, will take lod "a At
one of the principal hotels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

UNPLEASANT FIX John Burke. ALA,
Patrick Wood, made his appearance before the
Mayor yesterday morning, to answer the charge Of
beating Ralph. 9 negro man, 10 Broad street, last
Monday afternoon. and with sttemptipg to escape
from the police after being arrested Pat IL sesms
had fallen In with party ct the William Tell he use
where AFTER taking several smiles he was assaulted
by Hugh Smith, but did not resist It After Ieayin
the William Tell, he came across Ralph and pitched
into him: about which time the officers appeared 10
sight and took the two into custody, and started fol
the lock up, which ding tho prisoner res ssed
TO the extent of his phy steal ability but being over.
powered, had to knock under and submit IT Z
vior.
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WAroaEs FouSD.-Some few evenings
SINCE lad, while at play near Msyos bridge, dis
covered seyeu watches secreted under stone, In
pocket handkerchief, and delivered them to bis
brother, Mr. C. w. Harwood, on 18th street, where
they may now be seen. Persons who have had
watches stolen from them would do well TO call on
Mr.. H. and examine the lot
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KIND HusBAsD.-John W. Timberlak.

was arraisned before thu Mayor yesterday to ansvs,
the charge of sssaultng. beating and i'll using hi
wife, who gave testimony Of his inhuman conduct
mously acknowledged his riors and promised to d.
30 no more, laying all the blame on rum; but the
madam had borne with his conduct unit
had ceased to be virtue, and abe therefore de-
msnded stronger guarantees for his future good be
havior than his Questionable word The Msyo,
therefore required him to give security for his sood
the court ROOM
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AcomrEr.-Yesterday morning, .

AccrpEEr.-Yesterday morning, brooks,
ne .scoud son of Or D. Doggstf aged about
Ave years while at play In the second story OF the
buildins occupied a. the Methodist Book store. acc
cdsn,.lIy felIthroryh the hatchwaJ, hsaaiors
to the floor below, distance OF Yen ies.,
him very badly. though It Il hoped not istslly a.
.aoa r. Inc accident occurred. Drs Dove and Mer
rit were called 10 and rendered the Necessary
medical aid. Al . late hour 10 the afternoon lns
u,tle sufferer had partially revived.
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POISONING DoGs.-A number of dead
dogs, doubtless laid low iby strichnine were found
In the streets yesterday. The owners of valuable
pointers and settlers if they wish to save them for
the fall hunting. must either muzze or keep them
confined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

RAILROAD AccIDENT4-On MONDAY siter, :,
-, ;n.. t,er the down train had passed
Pnhion's station. on the Richmond and Danviile
railroad, one Of the brakesmeu named THOMAS; =
negro man, In attempting 70 pass around the raii-
Ing. missed his foo,hold and was bsdiy though
II Is believed, not dangerously, Injured oy being
caught by portion OF the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

ORGANIZING The Principal Engineer of
the new Fire Department has succeeded in orssn'z-
ing six out of the eight fire companies Of the city,
and before next Monday, will have the full number
allowed by the ordinance, ready for active duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

WHEAT.-Much of the wheat brought in
is in damp condition, in which state it is
not at all desirable to millers, and the farmer
Of course suffers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

-Ar!xNPr TO Throw CARs OFF THE Track. /.
Ine Aiexandrs Sentinel says that few dsys sine Q
sotne tcoundreis placed fence rails across the
orange and Alexandria RsiIroad track, which were
fortunately seen By the conductor before the cars
ran on them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

KossUrH-Mr. ii. p Smiths trottinp
stalliun-has been taken to the North to train for
match-Iace to eff in Septen bsr next for $500
.side against the horse that took the prsmu the
Petersburg Agricultural Fair last Fall. Mr. Smith
and mis- in this place, apgune Of winning
the match quite easy.
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COMMERCIAL.
!. ,cuMoNp MARKETS. July 3lst. 1855

Dr. ORR Mo transactions In Fioursto pnsics
WGE AT The market opened ct S20 $40; Bat
only few purchases were made e 20, 1s.o IN
the bu.heI and we quote prime red 81 s6; do white
CoRN-Not 80 firm. We quote Sl0si.ols per
husha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

FlRE.-On Monday night last, the root
of a shed at P. Rahm's machine shop on Cary at
took fire; but the flames were guished BY wa.
ter from No. hose, before doing serious damage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

DISCHARGED Ralph, slave to Philip T..
Johnson, charged with assauiting and bsa'ins Pa.
trisk Wood, last Monday evening 10 led an
guilt. 80 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

- coNTA0IOUs DIsEAsEs.Ws believe !.
:. 81 established fact In edisne that no ases,S
- ~ soutrac.ed while the blood 10 tna Pure sno
60 .tsts In order to secure 90 desifsbie an
s;.. e recon- mend to our rssders the use Of CAa'
IEks,.S.S 70 be the moot ehsetusI purif 81 OF the
soad VET discovered II NOT OILY eures but y 20,
;.,.sIy The only remedy which csn BE- depesded On
a. preventive of epidemic or contagious 0'''.''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

MARY Las .;.,s OR REVELATIONS or A
Lss Of ssr d ger novel from the
~. are indebted to Mr.. 1u' W HSm aofk.-
; cory.
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Actual cost. yard rent not charged.

Dealers deliver this coal at Sc so per ton Of
1000 pounds, SO that all they make in the trade s
240 pounds per ton which amounts TO about so
cents per ton clear profit.
For Clover Hill coal, dealers pay 16 cents per
bushel, and l Ia cent for hauling, making II I
cents per bushel cost, and sell it at 20 cents per
bushel. Comment on This traffic 10 unnecessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

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