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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

4 NoIhG'LAhi % N3RLEABiI MANNERS AND
~ good education wishes t,obt.la siiaalioa a. som.
Ian!on or LADY rgii. a. Sblacton ~ HsV.l Can
b. ,sen ~, suited at - -uth &vsaas cornsf Of light
zenith street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

A UCrlOS NOTICE ~. BOGART, AUC loSEER-JY
"A e. BUGAkt Friday, Msfcn o. at l0ts o':iock, AZ
tho auction rooms corBrT 81 traiziort aud William
street, ary goods faacJ goods clothing. Re ire .'ok
Of a retail store SATURDAY ~ lOa oeioc., A. the
ton rooms, mortgage sale 81 bon rhoj furniture
prifng large nd handsome nent u parisr bid
aud ki'chep furniture. Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

LNuGENE FRANKLIN, AUC1I0NEER-BY PRANK
Ia LIN HCH0IS, Office 81 Nassau street. Spring
furniture auction saieshe subscbsrs beg leave 70 In
form their friends and the putlo, thst they win give
their peror al attention furniture sales at auctiou at
the resideneesof faea that intend 6reaus mp house
keeping In the spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

~ MCMAHON uA- RrayYgp H,s Lsw Urrict
~. toJr Medals building S55 sro,asay,
- 2t .rd ~ n0Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

YOUNG WOMAN Sf,HEs A sfTUA TON Al
~ nnrrs Aad sssmAtrs.s rue De-t ~ ctr reference
can h. given Plea. call A. 2ot Eat soartssnth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

4 HE-rEcArlE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
~ ttusuon IN Drl'ats family TO do general house.
WORK or as COOS, washer mi Address or call At
20 Moth street, second ioar, lroat room,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

4 coon essIrr- ON MO UNDERSTANDS cvOE
N ID 10 ~ 10 bfsBrtss sol gtye astafAstoty
ft'etsbs. - sLata.t~f - rspstihty sn kSTly ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

a BtkrkCTAhiEN DUNG NOuNs aAsr- A sfrCA-
n ton, as art rate rbaE. 80 thoroughly pnisr
iands her bus n.rs Has No tsetlDn 70 20 la the
coun'ry, Apply At 20 n bsScnth street, tstr~en
IuHi and tscoud ayesuss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

CoNrfTENT, WILL EFC0NsEsDED PROTECT
N ant gtd -sn's - at on ihs giy or ssan
Try, 70 do genera hous sot Yopi PLAN esoa and
trst rate vtshsr Asi tDS.t asi tIssd B~sv siIl b.
iogIG ~lhny and iAt'si Agply a. 10 Hilary street,
mar nlisp. bfooA ~ ~ ~. tlra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

4 PROTESTANT lOLND WOMAN HlTHE5 EiruA.
\ tion as E,aInsIr,ns sat sui Ut isilss' drsss~s
asd do all klnas a am y -inx. Would assist Ia
lFLt worA. IL u d. pos u9a for caildrsn Good
city fs renee, iL.se 81 Tor tLftc al l2s Citation
pace bghib street, rIIth avenue, fourth heor,
fiont room, In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

A nRkSsMAkIR wlSina 10 GO oUI BY THE
~ day, Can g'a tho ne' 81 city reference, Apply At
10 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
aALEa AT AUCTION.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LN0R SALE CHEAP THREE VOLUMES or THE NEW
"A YorE Herar embracing the years 1910 n aud
'42, bound. Apply At 10 Nas.aa atrret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

ixnportert 90 Hons. Essp.rs.--Our Spring
aasess o. cArpa'iDss oilclotns curtains car
s.a mAgtfais, 70 nov ready for inspocfo8 nn3 ~ 10
sesrra Il grsauj reduced prices J1KD 4 TAYLOR,
EvsDI gtr.ss, corlsr ~ thryste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

G~, %. a from ao Asailness' sale o. n Broaa-
Gay csfpst merchant. kogs.h velvet carpet I0A per
yAsdy Eussh brusseis, ss. iDFraln carpet, - D..
and Co. yer yara HlPAN ANDEts-0N's No. ~ eowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

A REsPECTABLE PR1rEsrASr GIRL WANTS A
IA situation rramstre,s, and 70 taho Of ebil.
drp; viii MAKE her elf generally useful In . family.
Please nquir. at 40 Waite sre.t Can for three
days, gocd refcrepc. given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

4 YOUNG wOMAf WANTS A SITUATION AZ SEAM
~ strefa AMI 70 "a, old lady Of as ssAnstres
and 10 do lght chAmbcrsor b~-t OF city referanc.
given Can be sen a. l,h last rbLt.enIh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

WELL EDUCATED GERMAN GIRL wASIa EN
IA ploymsnt IN r.rp-cttstr prytt. family a. han -
he' per teacher fur chT.g n. speaks
and fnslrh. Bat ~ r.fcrrnc- gyon Inquire al
10 Hiatt street corner OF Colo street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

A GERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION as LADY's
n maid or s.am.ues, m ~ p-c'aDe family She
tIenkH French anu inslisn sxpsrsnoed dress
maker and uneeptAnis all alnd~ e~Ing eAn b. very
we'll recommended fle-s- rAi at lsh sullivan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

LADY, rus-ls IhG A GOOD EDUCATION VINO
knd dspo1 ton may a'.r ot employ NJ !. 1. companon
and In reading occasionally 10 wruag Tor an inya
10 short di,tsne. y u" country, By sIar,aang a. "
81, box 2 aut Post tiNcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

1uILlFNS NEW SCHoTTistHE WILL M PUB
- ls6sd In few days. JOHN pAkclE, New YorA,
and al music sellers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
The Norfolk Herald.

We announced yesterday that the Norfolk Her
aid has resumed publication, and will issue tri-
weekly until its compostors able 10 return
when 1t will again appear daily We make this
announcement with unusual pleasure. The Nor
folk Herald is the oldest of the newspapers of Tr-
ginia with tho exception, perhaps Of that excel
lent journal the Fredericksburg Herald 1t is edi-
ted by Mr.. Thos. G. Broughton, the veteran of the
Virginia press whose name Is as intimately and
honorably associated with the Herald and with
Norfolk that of the late Thomas Richie
with the Enquirer and with Richmond The good
sense sound judgment and unvarying dignity whi4h
have ever characterized the Herald, have always
given it an elevated position among the newspapers
Of Virginia, and commanded the profound respect
CT all political parties.
1t has abored long and faithfully in the interests
Of Norfolk, and to no citizen was that aown more :.
Indebted for Its advancing prosperity ere the pes,
thence visited it, than to the venerable editor of the
Norfolk Herald We can imagine lis sorrow at the
dark shadows which have been cast upon the CITY
for which he has labored viva so much zesl and
sblty. Alas they have bs en- deepened into da rker
ahadows by the gloom mich the angel of death ha,
east over his owS beloved household, Yet, he
stul survives ~. wreck, and with manly courage,
prepares Geo more to give his canvass 10 the
breeze, and set sail again upon the stormy sea.
Whilst many garden flower has been bEghted.
and many young tree uprooted, the aged oak has
been spared, and is still able to battle with the tenn
pest We feel assured that the generous people
Of Norfolk fully appreciate the long and valuable
services Of the able editor and noble gentleman,
who has devoted his long life and his best talents
and energies to their service. The absence so
long of that old established journal from the galaxy
of the Virginia press, has been like missing of
the familiar planets of our system We hail its re-
turn as the Herald of health and joy, the morning
star Of Norfolk's returning prosperity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
New Publications.

We are indebted to Mr.. r. ID. Clarke, successor
to w A. Buffers, for THE Japan Expedition, by
Col Spaulding," more extended notice Of which
admirable volume we made yesterday
From the same gentleman have received
d" Private Life of an Eastern King, by Member OF
the Household of His late Majesty, Nussir-udeen
King of Oudi" The volume has an attractive
look.
FRANK HILTON; or the Queens Oscn," which
purports to be /" a companion to Harry Lorequer,
according to the title page. Published by Garret
&c Co, New York. IT 10 full enough of adventure
to crafty the most extravagant lover of that sor
OF reading. For sale by Geo. N. West.
MARRIAGE, a LOTTERY by Mrs Grey author
Of the " Rectory Guest" &c. Garrett 4 Co. New
York. For sale by Geo. N. West.
"SCENEs IN TIE PRACTICE OF NEW YoRE
SURGEON By Edward II. Dixon, Editor of the
Scapel. New York De Witt Il Davenport
This work is an imitation OF the famous Diary OF
a Physician" with what success we are unable to
state. 1t is handsomely gotten up and illustrated
For sale by Geo 81. West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
William and Mary College.

We rejoice to learn that this venerable College
has commenced a new session with increased num-
bers and under bright auspices. There is no Col
lege in America which appeals more powerfully TO
the PRIDE love and support of Virginians. 1t
ought to be thronged with the ingenious and aspi-
ring sons of the Old Dominion. Its faculty is one
Of great ability and learning, and at their head is
President EwELL, scholar who would grace anv
seat of science and gentleman whose noble heart
and pure and generous nature would have adorned
Virginia's proudest days of chivalry.
In this connection we would call attention TO the
remarkable healthfulness OF Williamsburg during
the late sickly season. 1t has been entirely free
from epidemics and from sickness of every kind
In the charms of refined and intelligent society it is
unsurpassed by any place in the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
Losses of the Allies

The Paris correspondent of the National Int eli.
eencer enters into calculation of the losses of III.
aes at the late successful assault upon the s.ou,l,
side OF Sebastopol from which il appears tina, il,
despite OF the romaneins account of PessiAr. the,
must have lost, in killed, wounded ant Missing,
|''ooo men, Adding the number put Atas du com
Coz III the unsuccessful attack upo'., the Malakof
.ny cannot nave lost less than 70 ry thousand men
~ Tue Two assaults upon the So 9TH side This wa,
49, INC hummer "hieh Get CaIsTabert predicted
ooS' " take the .,lssx. AS it is, they have
on,y 'aAon one portion o,it and may have TO ss..,
''"'' 'en thousand rsane before their triumph is
complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
$43.4f8 81
.Seutember. 1874.
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. S5, 90
J. GARRETT, Treasurer.

fA1tfN MISUNDERSTANDING invite attention to
the notice IN our paper concerning this fair The
ladies who have gotten it up have been exertng
themselves for some time, and they have collecte cd
a large variety of beautiful and useful articles for
sale Their fair will probably be one of the fines
ana most extensive of the day. The journey over
10 Manchester, repaid by such attractions as it will
AFFORD VIII during the week, be highly agreeable and
refreshing. Our young people may thus accomplish
the treble purpose of gratifying themselves assstin;
the cause of religion and extending their geographi
aiknowle' Ige of our neighboring town of Manches
ter which, we apprehend, they seldom visit.
\. b. The omnibusses run at night to the fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

As our readers have seen by our advertising COZ
umns, the Henrico Dragons, Captain DAVIS pro-
nose to celebrate in most appropriate manner the
10Th of October the anniversary Of the Surrender
~ yo-t,o,ru The Tournament on the Fair
Grounds IN the morning will we have no doubt
,,,,o,ber AN immense assemblage, and the Bah
:. A.. AMERICAN Hotel at night, in aid Of the La
r. .sociat;on for the purchase of Mount Vernon
will be a blaze of beauty and fashion- our warm
est wishes attend the gallant Dragons IN theif pa
,riotic enterprise. Let all whose hearts are IN
spred by the glorious associations OF 'he Jay au'
all who would furnish substantial proof oil Vene
ration for the Father of his Country, resolve 70
aid in giving the most brilliant eeiat to the NOPE
efforts of the Henrico Dragons in noble cause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
Rev. T.. O,Brien.

The Lowell (Nassaehusetts) papers announce
the death in that place, on Friday last of the Rev
Timothy O'Brien, Roman Catholic clergyman OF
Lowell The many friends of Mr.. OBren III Rich
mond will receive this announcement with deep
regret He was for long period the pastor of St
Peters Church in this city, church which he built
up by extraordinary tolls and Sacrifices andy
was very dear 10 his heart Mr.. O'Bren's many
virtues, his Christian zeal, his warm, generous,
manly nature elected the profound love of his own
people and the respect and confidence Of all de-
nominations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
C0unI,rCrcial.

New YORK, Oct 16-Flour trifle lower; straight
state ~ 90 Ohio SO g. Southern 80 81. Wheat
quiet. Southern white 81 p, red 81 9o Corn
dropping, mixed "a. Pork tending downward and
lower. Mess s22 p Beef and Lard Unchanged
Whiskey IL.
Stocks frmer Virginia SIS S97l.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-Flour firm, with sales OF
e6OO bbls Ohio and Howard street Sc 50. City
Mills held at same with no sale. Wheat offerings
amount to % 900 bushels; white s. 05 a 81 II, red
81 o. n 81 which is a decline of 3 cts per bushel.
Corn-offerings reach - 000 bushels; white and vel
low o. Provisions unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
I.xnchbura and Tennessee RaiIroad.

We are gratifed TO learn that this road has been
opened to Mount Airy, and that the cars common
ced running to that place yesterday 1t Is distant
from Lynchburg LAG miles The track Is lad seven
miles further, and will be completed to Marion
Smyth county, early in December. This is draw
ing on towards the western terminus, which Is
about forty miles from Marion. The eInbankment
IT, however constructed for the whole distance,
and very little remains to be done save the laying
of the rails When the road is completed TO the
Tennessee line great accession to its business
will PROMPTLY follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
TT CAPTAIN CauOt the IJpro of the CeIe

tP Captain CanOt, the Hero of the Cele-
brated work Twenty years of an African SLAYER"
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and is Medecea Chef of the Empe-
of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr. Stock bridge
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The letter should
be read in full does credit to the head and heart
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speak out many
suffering might be induced try this great re-
nedy:
Having called the 10Th of April and seen
me Frustrated on my bed useless in all my limbs YOU
appreciate nearly well myself the prompt
relief received from HAMPToN's Vegetable Tine
ture.
You may inform Messrs. Mortimer l. AIowbray
that they at liberty to make of in the
support of the good effects of Dr. Hamptons Vegeta-
BILE Tincture, it has cured in five weeks of a
chronic lnfiammatory Rheumatism contracted unler
tropical climates aud of years periodical dura-
ton. have only used three bottles and find that even
the defored parts Of my hands fast returning
their former natural appearance.
II have been under the treatment of several physi-
clans in London and Paris without any apparent BEN
eft; also, while in New York having tried the Thomp-
sonian and HomTpat remedies after having been
baths and hundreds OF internal and external Tnedi-
cnes, all to effect am, cured by this Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tlncture only Therefore, my dear
sir accept of the of gratitude, aud be-
lleve me your well-Wisher, THEo. CANoT"
To- Delicate Ladies aud children will please give it
g trial.
Cali and get Pamphlets aud cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Compliant, Scroius.
| As female medicine it is unrvalled,
Sold by o. A. STRECKER aud PURCELL LADD
CO., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE. Frederick sburg; by
| all the Druggists III Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
| MOWBRAY Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
| keepers everywhere.
| tB 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for s.. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
Norfolk,

We advise refugees to be cautious III returning
TO Norfolk. Mr.. Henry Myers, who came from
that city on Monday, says there has been nothing
yet IKE heavy frost-not enough to kill a rose
Ar. Myers went to Norfolk on Thursday and re-
turned on Monday evening. OF three Young men
from Baltimore, who arrived in Norfolk the same
evening with Mr. Myers, two are sick with the
FEVER and one is dead Mr.. Myers, who is an expe..
tenced nurse and has remained in Norfolk through
OUT the whole Of the dreadful visitation, saws he
considers II perlous in the extreme for families 10
return at this time to that CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
R;hle Translation.

A friend has called our attention to paragraph
copied in this paper from another journal, stating
that the new translation OF the Bible which has been
undertaken by some members of the Baptist cnureh'
is designed to make the Bible conform to baptis'
views of certain doctrines. This allegation is de-
MED bv our friend who has placed in our hands Sc
veral numbers Of periodical advocating the new
translation. and which declares that no such design
exists and also that the translators consist
of representatives of nine different religious demo
,o;pations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
TSe EnxiIsh Army in the East.


re EngIIsh Army In the East.
rhs dif6cuity which Great Britain now fnds In
r.,.sng men for her armies may be attributed in
..r. 20 the oppressive policy which has depopula-
ted 1reland In all her former wars the great bulk
OF hsr armies has been composed of Irishnen
ras re 70 not British battle field on the globe
march they have led the van; in every charge they
have been the irst; In every retreat therear rank
moving with the dark and sullen aspect of refir
ng thunder storm, was composed Of the sai'Si''
children of ST. Patrick.
II was under the craftsmanship OF . son Oh ne
land that Great Britain made the wonderful, S'rus
gle 1t Waterloo which closed the career o 'he
Napoleon The whose patien' an" ne''
courage bore the brunt OF that tremendous ea.'
-. - the ssme race with their great captain.
Stronger and more enduring than the walls OF Sc
hs..opol they met and hurled back the chivalry Of
France Is the rock bound coast dashes back the
ocean spray. The French soldier encountered an
enemy combining his own impetuous Salor with
backbone and endurance that were only reused oy
the prick of the bayonet, and delighted IN the close
hing of mortal strife When British armies were
hIled with Irish soldiers who ever heard Of the rank
that refused to follow its captain to the cannons
mouth Yet such Things we near NJ" HVH ''coao-
topol; and the pride of every American with Eng
sh blood is humbled by the loss of military prestige
which, England is suffering under the scornful
eye Of France
Why is this Englishmen are brave as ever, rs
their officers at Sebastopolhave shown but the rank
and file are no longer filed by the men who blight
ed the Iaurels OF Napoleon Bonaparte. The little
leland which supplied her armies with bone and
sinew for her war; has been almost depopulated
by injustice oppression and neglect It's people
have been driven by millions to the United States,
the Canadas and Australia Instead of furnishing
troops TO sustain the Western alliance, they will
most probably be found arrayed against that alliance
should seek to control with its iron hand the af
fairs of the Western hemisphere Should the Sc
sond Napoleon ever send his triumphant legions to
those Shores he will nd side by side with the race
which, in two sanguinary wars, defeated bis pres
snt ally the descendants Of the men who at Water
loo crushed the power of tho greatest of the Bona
parties, and gave peace to the world
Englands now dependent for the supply Of food
tor powder" upon the refuse other manufacturing
town, and upon foreign legons. Her officers ex-
hibit the immerrorial yaor Of English gentlemen,
but her bold peasantry she has lost--lost forever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
COL. SPALDING ON JAPAN--At

- bOOhSlORE, 1J7 Main street.
Japan and Around the World-An account of three
visits to the Japanese Empire, with sketches of Ma
delra, St Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Maurltius
Ceylon Singapore China and Loo Choo; by J. W
Spalding; vol, illustrated 81
The Private Life of an Eastern King; 75c
The Old Homestead; by Mrs. Stephens; vol, limo
$l25
Memoir of 5. s. Prentiss, by his brother, 2 vole
My Fathers House. or the Heaven OF the Bible by
Macdonald, ID. d.; vol.
America Political Social and Religious by DR.
Schaf; l vol, cloth.
Scenes in the Practice of T. New York Surge on. by
Edw'd h. Dixon NJ. D.; vol. cloth.
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Convent Life
| VOL, cloth
ALSO, Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Music &c. chem
for cash For sale by 7. ID. CLAKE
Successor to W. A. Buffers
Bookseller and Statoner, Isl Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17
TELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
REpoRTED FOR THE DIsPATC n
Of.rdsr in Lynchburs.

ne, I6-Mrs Polly Gillingwater
,sfsd here la night by young man named
Edrard Dufel, who stabbed her in the meek VIII
. bowie knife Mrs. G.. has relations In h'ehinoA'
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