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1 has heen lntimated, that, if an oppor-
L tunity should offer to acquire knowl-
edge Of tho French and German languages,
by the regular pursuit of an easy and sim
pie method, many might be found to avail
themselves Of it. Such an opportunity, it
as said, now offers: The how, rhat and
adhere the Office of the Daily Comet will tell.
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M. N. BYINGTON. will give lessons in
lA pHONOGRAPHY, from four to nine
o'clock, p. M, every day, at the school
1oom, one door East of Hackett & Brooks
Store. on the North side of Church street.
Feb-l3-tf
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For Sale.

LIKELY Negro Woman aged twenty
n two years. Terms liberal -
Also for hire, two able bodied Negro
Men. Apply to ''e
april IL. r. PIENpERGAsr & Co.
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Rem OVal,

AIRS. G. HUESTON has removed her
lu Fancy Milhnary establishment from
Lafayette TO Third street enc square be-
low the Post Office, on the same side
may 30. 7 MRS. &. HUESTON.
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Sulndries.

( BBLS. Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
- 10 boxes Pickles, piats, quarts spd,h slf
GALLONS; so boxes WiDchester's Familv
Soap; 10 boxes Sam Leonardo Sperm
Candl.s; 90 drums Dried Figs; $50 pounds
English Walnuts; l ease, As cans, Fresh
Salmon; do. go do. do. Lobsters: 10
boxes Layer Raisins case la,ee Span.
ish Olives; 10 tieTcss Dufield's S. c.
Hams; 3 boxes do. Beef Tongues; $50
pounds Assorted Candies. Recently re-,
ceived aud for sale by gf.fs.i gf
march 10. JOSHUA BEAL.
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STAPLE )rp Goods!


HAS JUST RECEIVED, a large and
IL well assorted supply. Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which, together with the
stock OF FANCY MtLLIsARY GooDs on hand
will be sold at the very lowest prices -
The Staple Dry Goods consists in part Of
Cottonades. Bleached 4 unbeached Shirt
ings, Irish Linens warranted pure) white
and unbleached Linen Table Damask Nap
kins and T,wels; Mosqueto Bars. OF every
description, &c. Purchasers may rest as
s,i,ed that all the goods in Store, are Of the
first Quality ard hest n,anuEi cturc none
OF that doubtful class Of goods generally
bought at auction-but goods purchased
from the most reliable sources. IA
.a O'CONOR.
Third Street-Opposlte post office.
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Conn fOrt a. I:cnmn,mv.

lust RECEIVED. An assortment of
y Ice Closets Il Coolers. to which the
attention Of Purchasers is invited 10 the
Ware Rooms of }. PIER. & co.
June 9th 1855 - ... ..-,...
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GREENWELL SPRINGS.

TNHE PKUPKIETUES Ut TINS de-
4 lightfnl summer resort, on tile banks Of the
river Amite, beg leave to call Public attention
to the fact, that the springs are now open, for
the resception Of visitors. ConveyaDces may be
had ut Bcal's Livery State on Third Street. and
the ride TO the springs il over a road not surpas-
sed in beauty Of scenery by any in the State.
April 22d $3.50 I'm L.
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.N1lu ONCNiMg.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF FLoon MAr-
IA TING AS and 8 quarters wide, Fig
ured and Plain, to which the attention Of
purchasers is invited. Also. a variety of
patterns and widths OF FLooR Or CLoru,
at the furnishing wa,e.roo,n Of. Oh -a -
june 15-y. }. PIER & Co.
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SNNdriC6 !!

IN PERKINS PRIME YELLOW
w BUTTER; Is doz Brooms, 3 Bar.
reIs large Homimy % Kegs leaf Lard !;
2 Barrels Picked Peaches; Barrels
choice Cider Vinegar; SO Boxes Family
Soap; Cases and l Boxes Sardines !;
! Bs,s Soft Shell AIdmonds 8 Cases
Scotch Ale 2 Cases CASTLE Soap: 10
Boxes Pearl Starch; 12 Boxes so lbs. each
Assorted Candles; l2 boz. Grass Lines :;
10 Boxes Macaroni 4 VermicelIi; $ Boxes
sperm Candles; 4 0oz. Cans Fresh Lob
sters boz. Cans Fresh Salmon; %
Doz. Durkee's Yeast Powders s Barrels
Crushed and Pulv'd Sugar. Received this
day per Steamers Ohio and Capitol and for
sale by package or retail by
july2O. JOSHUA BEAL.
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fanfp GOODS at W'U onor's.
Frisettcs, Bandeaus 4 CurIS.
~ Just received at O'CONOR,s.

Dotted and Embroidered SWISS MUsLINS;
Checked and Jaconet Muslins;
Embroidered Silk Patterns for BALL DRESSES;
Embd MUsLINE DRESSES with rlounces;
PATENT LEATHER AsILK BELTS Of all colcors.
Black Lace Wells, Bridal Wells;
Fine Bridal Wreaths, and FANS;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at
july12y. OsCONOn.
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TT--IU1 ~ Notice.. 7IHI fNr9l N
WE HAVE in store a large stock Of Hay,
W Corn Oats, Bran and Western Pro-
visions, to which We would respectfully
call the attention Of our Friends and Gus
TONER'S We shall be in constant receipt
OF the above articles, which will, at all
times, be sold at the lowest. rates for cash
o. its equivalent. Ssa y - As
june Is. MONTAN & BRO.
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Porter and Ale,

Porter and Ale.
T>alkirks Scotch Ale, Duncan's & Co.
L Pale .AIe, Harveys Pale Ale, Barclay,
Perkins Il Co. Porter. For sale by
Jan. 3lst. T. PRENpERGAsr & Co.
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Corn md Oats.
000 BUSHELS st. ..ouis Oats !:
IVOO 500 do. White Corn Just
received and for sale by
mar. 81. JOSHUA BEAI.
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ME have received per Latona, Dick
w 'keys andeTfabue the following Or.
ticles " hieh will be sold low for Cash
.sa IL Casks Bacon Shoulders; s. "
etoe g. Clear Sides; sa3 D. tedsli
]. barrels Lard; i,'''o..ad y e.
IS Kegs 49,, ~. : ~ ~ s. 5,s.3e Is /.
.m0s.5 barrels Lara Oils sssfness
III. $50 sacks Corn; :. - ~ - saT
100 bags Bran; liz a9aei'gsi
Is sacks Oats Il 80
july /. m A. MONTAN & BRO. J,
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NEW VARIETY STORE

NEW WAKE " ,STORE.g
Lafn ycttc ST., nI Nlrs. 1IucslOt, Old
L-... ST A n u. 4 ..apsJ
T. MAINE, has the. honor to inform
l. the ladies' and gentlemen Of Baton
Rouge, that he has now on hand large
stock Of French, German and English
Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Ilo,iery and a
very select assortment Of Perlumery, all OF
which will be sold at very low prices
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited, to call and examine his stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and they will
find it to their advantage TO purchase Of
him. liam 4-yl +. MAINE
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Wr1rsrlts dus lpt1vIyh

~~~~~~~->~>>>-s~~~s~S-~>~~
N SW1eUr1e0gTES
. CASKS Sides sud Shoulders; aif :
4 s Barrels Leaf Lard siaa'ss :
III 20 Kegs do do. 1 *sAi
j % TieTces Prime Carolina Rice 1iaa
so Boxes Family Sosp; eai
100 do. Star Candies STR esie ~
lof 50 Half Boxes do. DO. s ia l2@{
',s,25 do. barrels butter buseuit raaaaf
25 do. Boston, Soda, Water & Pic Me
Buscuit. Just received and for sale BY lp
jalyi. ieI JOSHUA BEAL.
HUNDREDS :-- feso1 .s ega.7as
- ~ Boxes Star Candies; osih .5it@ toi
D Barrels Prime Winter Lard on; sh
~ Boxes Choice Family Soap; .g5taIf{
Yirklne Choice Goshen Butter
sii ~ Boxes Hivc Crackers ff t't9 ri!
ieSV keains Wrapping Paper; = .safatS eia
fetl Baskets good and choice Chsnpoiens
! Box Fresh Beaf Tongues:
10 pounds Mace:
Barrel Csanbsryses; F0F
Ditto Dried Applks;, = sf,c .ftffsf
10 barrels Extrn Family rjour-gt Ionis
The above goods just 70 hand ~ etea ,,,rr ssIfn
sic, ''ssi. Nicholas" 'sOhisss ani fet ssj0 81
Dec. 2Oth.l s sl3 liag hIlis jOGUA SEAL
Opposite West end Harvey He.ss
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bacon SHOULDERS, Barrel and Keg LARD.
- Extra st. Louis FLOUR, new Wheat, CORN,
Whisky and BRAN, just received ard for sale
BY uly 20. JOSHUA BEAL.
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II EM o VAL.

REMOVAL.
u MAINE, has removed his Fancy
L. Store to Lafayette Street.-The house
formerly occupied by Mas. HUSTON,
where he has received q fresh supply of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1855.
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- r. R-20 dozen more of Railways
~. Ready Relief, in large and small bot
ties, inst received by WV. BoSEL,
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lust RECEIVED at c. A. BLANcaARps.
} A choice lot of Havana Cigars.
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RROWN'S Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.
- IL doz. in store ard for sale by aa
may 81. WIN. BOGEL. Druggist.
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THE FEVER ABATMG.

We have very decided evidences at las'
of the abatement Of the yellow fever in NOR
folk and Portsmouth. In Norfolk, Tor the
"a hours ending on Tuesday evening there
we're only t,celve deaths, and in Portsmouth
for the same period, eight There was mol =
new case admitted in the Woods hospnai'
and only one death for the same time. ouf
correspondent who writes from that estap-
lishment informs US that it has been oe.er,
mined to close it on the LIST of OCTOBER. we
learn that while the number OF deaths arc
much diminished, there ia still greater
falling off in the number of new cases
This Is indeed glad news. We felt .oa'
the clear sky and cool atmosphere WHICH
have prevailed since Sunday must exert
a beneficial influence on Norfolk and PORTS
mouth but we were afraid almost to nope
previous indications of decline IN the
virulence of the disease having proved de-
lusive. We trust that the Improvement
which now appears is permanent, and tnat
we may soon be permitted to announce
that the black night of the pestilence has
been entirely dispelled from our sister cities
by bright day of freedom from sickness
and death.
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THE EASTERH WAR

Inc English Journ"..,s allege that the people
OF the United states exhibit great inconsist-
ency ID sympathizing with the Russians in
LIS war. Those journals do not understand
the sentiment of this country. Our people
do not sympathize with despotism. They
would regard it as great calamity to the
human race if Europe should become Cos
sack. Were there any real danger of such a
return of the dark ages they would cheerful
ly join the alliance of England and France
Heaven forbid that Russia should encroach
one foot upon France or England, which,
compared with the other governments of
Europe, may be properly styled free. But
they are not fighting the battles OF freedom
in the Eastern war. They are themselves
the aggressors, and the eacrOachers upon
Russia; the spectators, under pretence of be-
ing the friends of Turkey; the courtiers Of
despotic Austria, whilst they pretend to be
the friends of liberty. Where was their love
offreedom and their sensitiveness for the Sc
curity of Europe when Poland and Hungary
feiif The fear of Russian domination over
Europe Is mere bugbear. She can defend
nerseif successfully, but in aggressive war
fare against Europe is powerless.
Rooms have been engaged M NJ. R,r,e,t Ho,.a
Ctncinneu, Tor Santa Aura and nj, sut,.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

1t never rains but it pours, an adage which
has recently been verified in the number of
railroad accidents which have occurred since
the horrible massacre near Burlingtou--
There is no other redress for these crimes,
but in the infiction of the heaviest damages
upon the offending railroad companies. If
they "haye neither souls to be saved nor be-
dies to be kicked" they have purses which
they value more than either soul or body,
and these should be made to bleed at every
pore If juries will not impose heavy dam
ages upon railroad murders, the surviving
passengers in every railroad massacre will be
ultimately compelled to hang upon the spot,
without judge or jury, every official connect
ed with the train. IT. as is very improbable
the officials are innocent of blame, their fate
will not be worse than that of the innocent
persons whom they have slaughtered. There
would have been no tears shed by the public,
if, in the late Burlington accident, the Presi-
dent and Directors as we'll as the conduc-
tors and engineers, had been in the neigh
borhood of the scene, and been all hung to-
gether upon the highest tree.
We are accustomed to pity the lot of our
ancestors, who lived in the colonial times on
the frontiers, exposed to the incursions an 4
murderous assaults of the Indians but what
greater security have we, in our railroad eli.
vilization, for the security of human life?-.
Men, women, and children, cannot leave thei |!
homes, even on short journey, without
danger OF fate more violent than death il,
indian warfare whilst to prevent any re
Dress the rich corporations which have de-.
stroyed them, fee the ablest lawyers, and
employ every means which money will com.
mand, to escape retribution and defeat jus
tice Under such circumstances, if iurie.,
DO not perform their duty, we need not be.
surprised if the people ultimately taks the
law into their own hands
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NATIONAL OBSERVATORY.

The National Observatory at Washington
is doing more for the interests of navigation'
commerce and science, thsn any other 1os'i'
tuition in this country. Proofs OF this are
constantly accommodating from all parts OF
the world. Lieut.. Maury has achieved q
vast reputation, and deservedly so. Not Gil
the ships OF war which hoat the sea, nor ali
the soldiers who guard our flag upon she
shore, have achieved as much real and en-
during glory for our country. and contriDn
ted as much to its most important Interests
as the National Observatory at Washington
There are other officers, however, at the Cd
servatory, besides the illustrious Maury' who
deserve the gratitude and admiration OF the
whole civilized world. Professor Ferguson,
who is second in position to Maury, is one of
the most accomplished and thorough men In
his profession in the United States. His dis
coveries i'll the vast map above, which he
nightly watches with keen Ind Gnsleeping
care, has made his name most bonorably
known to men of science of every nstion.-
He is i~Gocd one of the truly great men of
our country, simple, unaffected, not seeking
notoriety, but devoted, with intense earnest
ness, to his favorite pursuit, and displaying
talents in it that will cause him to be re.
membered, long after political demagogues,
now prominent in the public eye, have
passed away and been forgotten.
In awarding deserved need of praise to
the officers of the Observatory, the name of
Professor Yarnall should not be forgotten, a
gentleman whose high scientific attainmeuts
and amiable character, render him worthy
associate of Maury and Ferguson, and AN
honor to the service in which he is engaged.
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SENT oN-In the case of Charles Green
free negro, examined at Court Monday for robbiDs
Thomas Cooley Of 1900. the prisoner was sent on
henry and Pleaiants, arrested On the same charge
were DISCHARGED.
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Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-There
to be election Of officers of the Hook and Ladds
Company on Tuesday night next. See advertise
ment
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nrw fruCIAL NorICHs.
9, Iounaor. Attorneys az Law

scorr q JoHssos, Attorneys at Law
wrILsaM G. scorr and MAnhADuke JoHsse. have
III stera an the Courts Of Richmond and Henhco.
m. SCOTT viii sttsnd the County and Cireait
Courts Of Powhstsn. and Mn. JOHNSON those II
Chesterfield.
n Of6se No. 81 Main E. 20 H-Zsw1m
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FEAST OF TABERNAcLEs, (SUCCoTH)-
This Festival, observed by the Israelitish nation,
commenced last evening To-day an to-morrog
are held days of holy conversation, exercises ut
the Synagoeues commencing at O'Clock A. ~
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VIOLATION OF AN ORDIN E-The
Mayor yeste rday fined John Clendinins 81, for sell
ing end storing bale of haynct the product of thii
stste-without first having it weighed BY the weigh
MASTER
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AssAULTIEG THE WAToHMKN.-Dennis
a slave to Kerssy Davis was ordered SO lashes b,
the Mayor for q desperate assault on watchmen Eli
and Wasserman.
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Miss Cushmsn. # 10 said, intends taking The Hay.
market theatre, London. for winter season.
Murdoch. In. s..of. 10 featuring In Cincinnati
JoRD.s BAgER. q lawyer, o. Covington, Va. died
GA he 18th Inst.
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WYMAs holds forth tonight at Metropo-
Titan Hall. His stay in Rishmond is short, and all
who desire to witness his magic performances
would do well to attend to. night.
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INsoLKNT LANGUAGE.-Jane, negro wO-
mea belonging to Miss q Graham. was arrested and
brough. before the Mayor Wednesday, for using in
solent Ian qua to Mary Holm The case was CON-
tausd until Friday for investigation.
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Thera seeIns to be a mista ke

Nor TRuE.-There seems to be mistake
in tbs rumer that siMsrs had his Camera broken 70
pieces ia sttsmptiss 70 ts1s the nasass 81 =; -
wife few days sso The front sl.s: Of his iastrs.
mept rsce lived very severe shock; but the opera
ton IVES stopped before musn damage vas done.
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MARRIED.,

On Tgesdsv morning 26th inst. 10 the city Of Pc.
teraburg, by Rev. VIM. Williams, Mr.. ELDRID0E
MORRIS, formerly of Richmond, to Miss BETTY
r.. daughter Of LudwiGk Brown, Esq
1F!cYd Intelligence. please copy.
Ii Williamsburg, on the 20.h inrt By the Rev.
Or. Young JOHN NICHOLS, Esq of Ca, to Miss
MAMIE, daughter of the Hon. John 3. Clcpton, Of
that place
DIED.
On the 25th inst, at quarter to II O'Clock p. NJ,
ESTELLE, infant daughter Of John and Hannah
Clash, aged IS months
The funeral will take place this morning a: 10
O'clock from st. Peters Cathedral, from " hch the
riaais aad aoqusintsnces OF the family respect
fully invited to attend, without further notice.
On the 25sh inst, at 81 O'Clock P. N, CORNELIA
JANE, eldest daughter of Robert and Asry Aun
Brgge, aged 81 years and months.
The friends end ssquain.ances Of the family sre
requested to attend her funeral, from Centenary
ChnIcd this tThursday) morning, 1T ii o'clock 4. n.
~ Fredaricksburg ispsrs please copy.
Yesterday. at IL o'clock, ROBERT f. WADE
soa of Thomas d. ard Elizabeth Wada
fhs frlerds and scq1aintances of the family are
requested 30 attend his fu1ersl this afternoon at
O'clock \
On the 26th of September AFTER an iIIuess Of E,ur
months. ALICE EUdENIA, iafant daughter of
Thomss +. and Mary Ellen Houchens. aged II mos.
and few days.
Her funesal will take place at her fathers resi-
derce on the Plank Road this (Thu sdsy) afternoon
1t O'Clock The tfends and acqua'ut auces are re-
spectully invited 10 attend, without further notice
EF petersburg papers please copy.
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MORE AID.-We have received from the
hands of the Rev DIR. Motley. Fifteen DOL
lars, collected chiefly among the children at
Slash Cottage, by his little son, Richmond 4.
Motley, which we are requested to approprl
ate for the benefit of the orphans from Ports.
mouth. It shall promptly have the destina'
ton indicated by the kind hearted and youth
tui contributors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27

IMPORTANT SUITS FOR DAMAGEs-Rev. Jesse F..
Turner and wife, OF the County of Bedford, have
instituted suit against Hartman d Brown, Proprie.
tors of the Opposition Stage Line, to recover dam
ages for injuries Inflicted upon their persons by the
upse,ting Of one Of the coaches near the Sweet
Springs. They allege that the accident was caused
by inc reckessness of the driver while In state of
i1toxcation Two suits have bsen brought 10 the
Circui. Court of Rockbridge county one by Mr.
Turner and and the other BY Mr. Turner and his
wife, and the damages claimed Ia both amour, to
SIS 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27

FINED-The Mayor, yesterday, fined
James Henley $40, for permitting an unlawful
assembly OF negroes on bis premises last Saturday
night
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2 HARD TIMES COME NEVER,
90 No MORE

u HAED HINES COME NEVER,
~ NO MORE.
AiA, Oh! dear me, what knocking hard times
&68ab Yet against th en- ell have been striving,
FOR theirs is no pl. asure without any dimes-
So, to Keep up, we all must be driving.
A toast juat now will givs you;
You'll drink to il, certain And SURE
Success to all trades that's la Richmond,
And bard times come never, no noe.
lite sccd times We are now for preparing,
I'll tell You now one th'og you can de-
IL your Watch needs any repairing.
Call on Main street., 10 BARTHOLOMEW.
have Clocks and fine Watches 10 sell,
To suit both the rich and toe pcVt;
Phi warrant them for to run well,
Ard may hard times come naver, no more.
One thing will ask of you sill,
Before from this place you retire,
On BARTHOLOMEW just give CALL
He has got any Jewslry you desire.
call from you il all Solicit
M name, IFS wrote ever the door;
Two doors rest Pizzinis, you cannot miss Is,
And may hard times come never, no more.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW. Matchmaker
se27 Corner 18th and Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27

AssAuLr1Se.-Archer Miller appeared at
court yesterday to the charge of asssultlng
and beating VIM Bradley. The matter was dis
missed at the request OF the complainant, on the
payment of the cost of the prosecution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27
NEW BOOKS.

"THE LIFE OF CuRRAsi by has son, Vpat'
liam Henry Carran, Nth notes By X. Shei'
ton Mckenzie - New York. Redfeld. This
book is very handsomely gotten up, and Is
| for sale by Messrs. BUFFERS i SIMoEs.
RICHARD HuRDIs-A tale of alabama i
| by w. GILMORE SIMS. New York: Redfeld.
This volume is another added to the new
edition of Sims very popular novels, which
Redfeld is issuing in very neat style; for
sale by BUFFERS & SIMoNs.
"IsoRA's CHILD" is the title OF novel
from the press Of j e Derby, New York
authors name not given nor does he ap-
pear in nomme de plume, dedication or pre-
face; but, without any prelude, launches out
upon the story. We have not read it
For sale by BUFFERS & SIMoKS.
CHICKENS LITTLE Folk is the title of a
series of small volumes designed for chill
dren, composed of the stories of Little Nell
and her Grandfather, Oliver, Little Paul,
Florence Dombey, Smike, and the Child wife,
which the Editor will detach from the mass
of matter with which they we're originally
connected. If the work be we'll done, the
series will form a valuable addition to the
reading for children-valuable for their deep
interest and for the excellent morals which
they convey. "Little NeH,' the first of the
series, has been issued by "Redfeld,'' and is
for sale by CUTTERS Il SIMoNs."
"FRANKLIN,' is the title of No IL of Har-
per's Story Books. For sale by j w Ran.
DoLPH and BUFFERS & SIMoNs
PERIoDIcALs-We have from Mr WooD.
HOUSE, the September No of Blackwood''-
and from r T RICHARDSON, Market Bridge
Harpers Monthly, Godeys Lady's Book,
and Frank Leslies Book of the Fashions.
all for October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27
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