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1.-THE 10 THE PUBLIo.-The number of ire
raSsS bs sv,is caused by the of har tonics pa
60 the .he public IN the newspapers suggests
Haze Tosnc Sturer ,Surer OF the celebrated FLETcHER's
nssin,t sl me proPriety Of cautioning the public
His own ~ ssssss OF The sort unless properly tsste
him of ~ experience with the hair satisfies
and the u. eat utility Of the Fletcher Hair Tonic.
Ont bsins very great danger of using any other with
melanebay a%aIs OF its chemical properties 1t
ture,s ineeed to see the most beautiful of ma.
The p,ops1 sss . OF articles called ssHar Tonic
Bsnnsts Iaas Z R FLETcaER's HAIR ToNIc is sold by
L Tsylor p,esJ n Duvsl: John III. Blair, Thomas
Nea.e No ~s.s ana retail, By the manufscturer.
Ia aS ''i tnsi. JOHN JOHNSON.
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MEDICAL CARD.-Ur. JOHN L. HARD
GROVE having Recommended the practice of Medi.
cine. ofers his professional services 10 the public
~ Ontce on franklin street nearly opposite Tri.
MY Church, formerly occupied by Dr. Parker.
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-. liberation means allowing you to think q do
sgross moderation. Punch.
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THOMAS w. KEESEE.

Once with Gro. J. suMsre NJ eop.
WIZ s.send to the sale Of REAL ESTATE snS ava
SaesenRaon Of MERCHNDIZE, H0UeE.
..u. HOLD FURNITURE, ks.
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nLAID AND STRIPED SILKS, &e.-
Piei1. etsiped and Brocads Silks, come Of then
verv hsrdsomsi Mousaines of al qualities and oth.
- Hre1 Goods. In order 70 ell them bsfero The
dine q ~ = our spring Goods We VIII ofsr then
As 9. HARTwELL ! co.
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To BE HUNe.-William Young, of New Orleans
of the child Christian Rehm, in September last
Our readers will recollect the circumstances of this
murder Ii was one of the most atrocious cruelty:
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NATIONAL AND STATE DRsra--The Phi,ade,c.,.
Ledger has an editorial designed to show the .hsr,
dsy Of the favoritS boast Of Americans. that the,r
government is almost the only one in the eiv,ized
world which 10 not deeply plunged in debt The
BOAST It s true 20 far N It relates to the u IN ,ts
federal capacity, II well founded; but the Ledger
believes that 90 far rs Il relates to the one and
thirty Commonwealth, Of which the nation il com.
posed, Il is an absolute absurdity since the msjo-
riy OF these latter are deeply, II not nextricably,
IN debt. The total Indebtedness Of the various
Commonwealths Is about two hundred and twenty.
one millions of dollars divided among twenty-sev.
en- staes four being fortunate a. 10 owe nothing
viz New Hampshire, Vermont, Delaware, and
Florida ofthese twenty.seven, the debts of seven
are under million piece Maryland, Texas,
Illinois, Ohio, vireinia, New York, and PenAsylva
MIA are the States most deeply in debt. The largest
absolute debt is that of Pennsylvania which Ia over
iorty millions; the smallest is that of New Jersey,
winch is but seventy-oHe thousand The heaviest
oeot' In proportion to the population, Is that of
Maryiand, which exceeds fifteen Millions in pop.
ulation of five hundred and eightytwo thousand,
oond and free The debt of Virginia is twenty six
millions, and that ofNew York twenty-five millions.
IL Is considered, however, that relatively the debt
OF the former is twice heavy as that of the latter,
when population and developed resources are taken
into the account. The entire debt of the nation.
estimating the federal debt as well 40 that of the
states, exceeds two hundred and seventy five mil.
lions of dollars.
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FIRE AT GREAT BARRINGToN.-OnT Tuesday eva-
ming about O'Clock, fire broke out in the beauti
tul mansion, nearly completed for Mr.. Edward
Leavitt (son of David Leavitt, Esq.,) which was
situated in the midst of fine grove In the village
Of Great Darlington, Macs, and before assistance
could be rendered, the building was totally de.
stroyed. The contractor had an insurance oil
S4, 900 upon the promises.
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ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-Lord Elgin, wishing
70 leave behind him some memento of bis r,aeua.
Sisaty, ordered letters of pardon to be issued to
y. unfortunate petitionersfo for annexation to the
lv ted States. The letters benignly as sumo that
I'd sentiment which gave rise to that petition ex-
is no longer, and graciously condescend to rein.
stZe them in the positions which they occupied
pr.yious to their lamentable hallucination, But
these unhappy men seem to be entirely irsensible
to ne generosity of the late Governor General
OnAof them NJ Hypolite Cherrier publishes in
LIE oniteur Canadian the following reply to an in
vits n to resume bis station in the militia:
MONTREAL, Monday, Jan. 15 1855
ir: In reply to your note OF the 9th, have the
hor to inform you on my part that my opinions
wit regard to the annexation of Canada to the
Un ed States, are unchanged, that desire the &C"
colfplishinent of this as possible, and as |
has no intention of serving her most gracious and
mot excellent Majesty in case of rupture with our
neghbors, either ae officer private, beg you SO
to te kind as to accept my resignation, and erase
my name from the list of the faithful and loyal
sui ects of her Majesty.
Receive, Monsieur, the assurance of my dis
tint ntaished consideration.
&c. HYPoLITE CHERRIER."
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PEAR IT IN MIN D-That KEEN.
- BALDWIN CO. have still on hand large
ing at extremely 'ow prices for cash viz Overcoste
Cloaks TalmaG Business Coats; Pants; Vests; &c.
NC All in want of the above articles will find II
greatly 10 their advantage to call at No l02 Main st
JAZZ KEEN RAIDWIN l. IN s''
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over COATS, TALMAS AND VESTS
~ AT VERY Low PRICES.-All in want of
Over Coats Talmas Velvet Vests will find it to be
greatly to their advantage to call and examine the
stock now in store at A. LEVY'S, which, owing to
the advancement of the season, he will sell at the
lowest prices All he asks ia CALL as he 10 conf.
dent that he can offer sufficient to those
In want to make their purchases of MIN. Recollect
fhat A. LEv9S store e No 50 Main st., opposite st.
charles hotei, sign ofthe Red Coat. ja25
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JOHN SHORE, Commissioners in Chsncer

JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
Tor the Circuit of the United States the Cjrcnt
Cur ior the County of Henrico and of the County
10 sa1gabie rooms can be obtained his office will
County of HenIico ''' O'"-' ''i 'Ne
O'Clock PM p' iioi" a. ee ~ "
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r. G. HoBsoN,

LARUs q SHINE, AuctiOneers and Com
mission Merchsnts, will attend to al sales of Res]
snd PERSONAL Estate. stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
cenea Boots and Shoes, House Furniture Sc. ia.
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHINE. | PC LAlns
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js6-lm
FIRST SILVER MEphL DAGUERRE,

FIRST SILVER MEDAL DAGUERREOTYPEs.
few days since, when invited the public to call
and examine our Pictures for which we received a
Silver Medal, we omitted to say land have been
reminded of this omission by Batimorean) that it
was the opinion Of the Judges of Fine Arts and not
the Committee, who decided in our favor giving it
as their opinion that the Dsguereotypes of NJ. r.
simons were alone entitled to Silver Medal
jas NJ p SIMONS
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DRxss GooDs. DREss GooDs!-B Beine d.
sro1s g reduce stock ct this season Ne o.f sre.s
Rich 6E LANES. for wintsr and sprinE, It al
-, prices 3.
Moused PLAIDs and Plaid Raw SILKS
49,. TISSUES. GRENADINE6, CHAL-
p,.,.A .AEs he kc. for Spring
Ao an and Striped Summer SILKS, ct 50 sts. Der
BALL AND EVENING DRESSES 4 N r,,,..
from e250 to 05o IL ErnES Hvslirs RTssi.
Rob.sS sShensdines, 4 Tissues. Grape and Tulle
ja 22-2w oAAS \. PRICE I Co.
&c Maiu'st
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Jso. Il. EosHER, Secretary. ia

b. w. STARKE, Attorney at Law and No.
tery Public. Office removed to the Law Building.
4--1rt
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..|is

ecriber re-
customers
tronsgehe
rict stten'
the same,
either on
We satifac
attention
KS, CAR
rtuent, IS
c from. si-
est Phiis-
4 the best
any other
e quality.
ILL,
Shoes.
Main St.
mond, Vs.
sses' ana
description.
liable man
ia II
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,,...i mAlk kCuTTIsG.-Citizens aud Strangers
iss. a1e CITY, wishing TO get their Hair cut in the
to esi sne @ m9ss approved style woald advise the
trsn.a on n,utbeoN, under the American Hotel, on
ali ha., Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had a,
na ag1a' - Single Bath 25c., or Ticbets Tor si
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BY j. A. COwARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
~ SIX AND QUARTER cENTsrER WEEK, pay able to
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
day, snc mailed to subscribers at St per snnunn.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

a The eircuiaticn Of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds consaessby that OF all the Daily papers Of
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T. PEMBERTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the follow
~ lowing Goods.
Seine Twfne, all Nos; Seine Thread. all Nos
Seine Lines, various lengths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords; Leading Lnea all sirs.
Carpet Warp, all eolors
Cotton Yarns Cotton Batting, all numbeu
Cotton and Wool Cards. all numbere
Duponts Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
with vel! selected assortment Of GROCERIES
suited 70 the Trade-all or any part Of which will
be sold at a very small advance, for cash IN
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The SANDMAN CRrMrNALs.-We have hereto
fore announced that the Sardinian frigate Des
Geneys Is daily expected at New York, having ON
board sixty enigrants alleged to be ex-convicts
from Turin prison. The matter has been pro-
Rerly taken in hand by the authorities in New York.
and on Saturday last Senior Valerie, Secretary Of
the sardinian Legation, called upon the United
States District Attorney and informed him of the
receipt of letter from the Sandman Minister at
Washington, with Instructions to the Conmandant
OF the Des GeaeyS not to land any person from the
frigate until further orders. Senior Valerie re.
ceived similar letter from the District Attorney
ior the Captain of the sad frgate to the landing
OF the emigrants on board of his vessel The Dis.
trct Attorney also addressed letter to the Collec
tor OF the Port, requesting him to despatch Reve
nue. Cutter to meet the Des Geaeys and prevent her
entering the harbor. The Revenue Gutter has
been despatched as per Instruction The true char.
acter of the Des Geneys passengers will thus speed
lily be ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-31

prsnI.. un..KAL AaEHcI, ron rHx SALr Ann
ta,ysI as Tsgia:o si:sHAEk ssd,Hi 1Su g: RUTIIN, Score.
81 AESusT oasr their ssrviss. q ~ ssoesss sna
SHn HESNEnAL AGENTS for the Nd snS SIs 70 psDne e
Stdtes. se"0S ana WsstsvS
Omce-stths oh.ce OF the Taspsnsc Stat. <,.,...,
n. AUGUST, NerARY PuBLIc Am Acco,~
Ofdco-assbove. sS.fAhf
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LEEcHEa LEEcHRs-Tha nu

LEEcHEs LEEcHEs.-The public ara
hereby informed. thatI have just received by Aas,
EnPress lot Of superior Swedish Leechss. Wh}
VII pc applied upon the most reasonable terms: go
found at all hours Of the day at the Hair DresGinf
Saioon under the American Hotel, and at nisht On
OH, between Main and Frankiin Streets
=. .p,;i-upping and Leeehing promptly attended
nos 30 u0.Sa.x
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N LANES WORM SPEcfFIc.--The follow
ing from a eas' avner shows the demand which th,.
great medicine has created wherever It has been in
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15 600
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
CT g a r g..
lGARANTIZADOS DE SUPERIOR CALJDADA
Just received by CHARLES RICHARDGON
Importer of Havana and Principe Ciesrs.
No. 4, Under Exchange Hotel
VIII receive per Roanoke, Monday nexf fnrthar
supply of Real Meerschaum Pipes Cali and cram
inc them. ii g..
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.INGHAMS, MOUSLINES AND ma.

- - hINOES-We have extensive variety of
the above description of goods which ws are oE "a -
ing at unprecedented low prices. Our object i r.
sell them out this season. 1t will be to the
OF All in want of such goods, to call early.
ia N HART q MOgEa
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lfAN,
a efyRAI

Northern
q kind in
the city
Apply sf
@ l5-ts
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Ia A4D
sctfully ssx
4 extensive
: for then
We have
and thin
rs; white
orocco Ana
id and Mo-
lid and MO.
r.
some q
!. In shorh
d style usE
re respect
omise. thsf
cry induce.
purchases
| . Main ST.
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nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH -
- Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
Goods, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
find 1t greatly to their advantage call as the Goods
and prices shall suit them Do not fail to call early
ia lS-Sm w. BOOTRTGHT.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Con-
w signments will be closed ont at low prices by
order of consignees. ELIAS HALE.
j. 25-f No 1t6 Main 1t.
1n0 BBLS. STUART'S sc" YEL-
lOO Low COFFEE SUGAR; so boxes dou.
BILE Refined Loaf Sugar. just landed and fot sale by
RAWLINGS L. MILLER,
jazz Corner Pearl and Cary sts
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MS,
a3uas,
l. street.
springI
of GOLD
cY GOODS
e months.
where, sr
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NOBACCO STEMMERY AND FIX

OD6CCO O1EMMEK1 AND EIX-
VA, TuhES-The Fixtures in the Stsmmery on
NOT having been sold at our last sale are now
at privste N sale. and viii be ssld a bargain
The Stemmery 10 for rent and wifi ba rantaa ,ou
to any one purchasing the Fixtures. Enouirs of
ia 70 KENT, PAINE l. KENT Aneta
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] I Or
&bout one
pike. To
. erde n, no
c ater sd-
Of excel
} gus oeds,
Ia seven
LIZ repair
len. The
tl O. new
n TAIL
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Eenttwo
|. Chas. A.
| Bulletin,
the same
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EI Wv liz II 1IIIAC, d Il a y 4 I U Il
III AND CHEAP such 10 almost the universal
cry of these who have visited our Gallery and OBJ
reotype, taken only BY POWERS & DUKE, ISs
Main st. We particularly invite our friends, both
city and country, to give CALL as we prepared
to give all in want beautiful Aesh.tnt Daeuerreo.
type for only so CENTS.
Come, fiends and the public, one and ALL
Ii apisture you wish which IL nice-sz
Over Woodhouss's store just give us 3 call;
You cannot object 10 ths price
POWERS L DUKE,
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R-Lur {
1855
|E.--Fr0in
dste. no sfr
iepartmesnss.
= tnnsp0.
.foss 2f nEs
post .im .ss
URp0.
frsssufeE
b.. choice
|sos.fsasEE.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INNTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO S.
JOHN w. DAVIES.
STONE CIJTTER So

AIDES THICK SOLE MOROCCO
- BOOTEES-Also. Bronze Jenny Linda and
Sontag Boots any quantity, at MAURICE's
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon.
Isl Main St Eagle Square
make room for Spring Goods Call early If you
would have good selection. They SHALL m SOLD.
ia Is -59-r
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E,OR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
l. CO.'S Warehouses, Corner Goth and Dock sts
Storage for Cotton. Coffee Flour. Wheat, Sugar, Mo-
lasses Oils, Metals hay, Lime and every description
of merchandize. These are first ciass Stores and in.
sure the lowest rates Vessels Of the aTeest size
can discharge in front Of the Store. City Weighsr
and Messurer constantly In attendance.
I'd isis 's' -pp' b. 3. BRlDGFoRD Z CO.
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
IL ZINE. for NOVEMBER.-0EO. H. WESTs
Exchange Bookstore, has received the November
No. Of Harpers Magazine. Price 26c.
Old numbers Of the above for sale. Subscriptions.
cash in advance, cheap.
Virginia Reports--conplste sets or single vols
Robinson's Practice; camming1 Religious Works,
&c.
Medical. School and Miseslareous Books OF all
kinds for sale cheap, at the Exchanes Bookstore.
no Its GEO. n. WEST.
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building
street, be-
3itable for
HE'D
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Superior Court-Scneral Term.
Hon. Judges oakley, Ducr, Campbell and Bosworth
THE eUERIFF IN FIX.


oCT. 6.-John ~ Bo,cie Us. Auguaas ~ Brdhs--Ap-
pllcaton calling upon the Court 10 direct the Sheriff to
writ OF possession II appears that the parties
lived adjoining ios, and plaintiff sued defendant for
encroaching few inches on his lot anl obtained q
writ for the sheriff TO put plaintiff in possession Of that
part which defendant had encroached and insisted
part Of the dispute and part of defendants pre-
misses. Tie premises stood 30 close to each other
that the Sheriff coul not execute the writ without tres
passing, and injuring other Of the parties, To
which neither party would consent, and the Sheriff
being IN such tx declined to take down the wall The
Court said there would be great improperly in their
directing the Sheriff how he should act in the matter
ard denied the motion, without COTS
Charles VGnderpooyf Joseph c. Iciner.-Order al
frmed. Appeal dismissed.
Th.mds KcQudde u.s. The Nc,c FORK AMI Eric Railroad
CoBtJdny.-sioiion n 10 costs denied.
Iootc ss Smih-The defendant had been executor OF a
who bad deposited money In various Savings Banks
in the city under various He had sned those
banks 10 recover the deposits, and had employed the
plaintiff counsel IN prosecuting the suits Tic subse.
ueny refused pay the plaintiff for his services the
ground that he executor and not personally respon
sbe and that Foote should look to the estate tor rcim
bursemcnt Foote accordingly sued the defendant for
the amount cf his fees and the question whether
an executor could relieve himself from responsibility
under the circumstances by pleading his executorship
Al the trial Of the verdict rendered for tho
plaintiff and motion tor a trial subsequently
made at Special Term. OAKLEY c. IL know Of no prn
cipe q law allowing executor TO take this aud
do why the plaintiff should not the full
amount Of the verdict. Motion denied.
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News from tho Bahamas,

THE SALT CROP AT RUN CAY-IT5 ALMOST TOTAL.
LOss-LATEsT PRIoEs-PURCHAsE OF AN ISLAND
AN ENGLISH SCHOONER CAPTURED OFF THE
MOSQUITO sHoRE--ANOTHER SCHOONER CHASED
BY A WAR VESSEL.
Our files of Nassau On. P) papers are dated to tho
10th of September and contain some interesting items
The Bahama Hcrud Of the 10th ult says by the
arrival Sunday morning Of the brig Victoria, from
Rum Cay learn that the heavy continued and
that the salt prospects for this year entirely ruined
About 40 600 so COO bushels remained hand. When
the Victoria left the American bark A. j. Harvey was
being loaded at 16 cents per bushel for cash.
Ahol Island. situated ut the east end of Hog Island,
has been we informed, purchased by the English
government for $500 1t is In contemplation to build an
hospital there. -
Ills Exceency the Governor loft Nassau on the lotn
inst, excursion TO Charlottesville.
CAPTURE OF THE SCHOONER LADY BANsERMAN.
from the bahama Herald, Sept. 49,
The captain Of the schooner Star, which arrived on
Monday morning Informs Us that the schooner Lady
Banneiman, recently built at Abaco, while lying at an
Choir Yucatap the Mosquito shore was boarded
by two boats and taken into Yucatan prize, and the
captain and made prisoners. The L. B. had on
board some legs Of mahogany which II believed had
been taken from the shore. The captured vessel was
owned by the Messrs Roberts and Saunders, OF Abaco
The schooner Gaivanic chased by steamer ON
the coast but managed to escape from her Wear
told that the CTS mast il sprung In two places occa-
stoned by press sail in running from the steamer
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FINE wEArEEB-IMMrGRATION VOTE PASSED IN
THE AssEMBLY--THE NAIL STEAMER VOTE.
From bermuda have files dated to the Goth of Sep
TENDER.
There local event of general inteIes to report
The weather exqusitely fine aud pleasant.
norherly wind plays blandly the islands, and from
it's cooness affords rejoicing alike to the robust and the
invalid. The face of the whole country beautiful
from fe seasonable rains that had fallen The gardener
surveys the luxuriance Of his crops aud anticipates
bountiflll return for his labors in the field.
The resolution providing Il 900 to encourage immigra
ton to the islands passed the House Of Assembly the
25th ut.
There a dramatic entertainment at the Garrison
amateur theatre ST. George, Wednesday evening" 10Th
ultipo. The perform who belonged To the band Of
the Cameronians acquitted themselves very crcditaby
There a large and fashionable assembags present.
H. b. NJ. steamer Hefmes Commander Coryton, i've
days from Halifax, had arrived.
In the House of Assembly, September 14th, the
resolve relating to foreign mail steam packets was read
ano passed follows -
Resolved That the Re cever General be and he hereby
il authorized TO exempt from any large tolls under tho
act passed in the year 1874 o maintain light house"
the act in amendment thereof passed in the year
1885 all foreign steam packets arriving at these islands
between the present time and the 3lst day of December
1885, which may be carrying ais for the OF
the country 30 which they may belong upon payment Of
the following ollsthat TO say for every such foreign
steam packet exceeding six hundred tons the of
three pounds and for every such foreign steam packet
not exceeding six hundred TONS the Of one pound
four shings for each time Of her arrival at these islands
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Court Of Common Pleas.
before Hon. Judge Daily.
ACTION FOR PERSONAL INJURY,


OtT C-EIoptis GGrdnev The CumJsrcgd Conl cr,a-
IdngAcon for damages for Injuries sustained py the
plaintiff in tho nance of hls duty lreman
board the propeller Martin Hoffman, vessel Of which
the defendants are 1t appeared that when the
ordered the plaintiff 10 start he engine crankSheei
ard while doing 30 the second engineer commenced to
wo,k ami crusbed the plaintiffs thumb In consequence
Of which he was confined 20 the hospital for two months,
and has been out employ ever since. Evidence I'd
ducsd by Mr.. y. Mcmahon for plaintiff and Mr. l. J.
vhieh AZ or arun ,ent was denied The Court charged
tLe hut they unable 90 agrceavc IL IA said
We're IN favor Of verdict for dsfandants and
Swing 81 100 damages to The plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

TROOPS FoB THE PLAIys.--It Is stated In an extra
from the Ieavenworth Rgirfr, tina. Col sumner would
cave Fort Ieavenworth the Doth Sept for the Plains
with seven companies Of United States troopsanother
to follow in three days afterwards. This
ment q cavalry win be 200 strong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

The ponsacola Democrat Of the 9th ult. says The
:. steamship Fulton, Lieut. Mitchell commander, nov
Wing this harbor has been ordered to Boston. Sh
will probably leave tomorrow.