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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24
THE BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER

To put a stop TO the egregiOus nonsense about
the Massachusetts Election which is circulating
among the IIunker papers and which originated
zion the other day to administer gentle rebuke 10
that journal for lite absurdity and unfarness, and
to shOw, at the same time the true state of opin-
ion in Massachusetts, on the Slavery question.
The Adre,tiser appe to be good deal disturbed
by our notice, TO which it has already replied at
the rate of three articles in two days, beside
promising further reply hereafter. Divested Of
superfuities its answer begins thus;
Nobody in Massachusetts bellows thst there lie a
tofars guard OF voters. in the Cuson House,
wbo in favor of the extension of Slavery. For
this reason, maintained that il was utterly
ssry 10 estsbsh party here TO see 10 our constiT
tioI a. rights in this matter OF Slavery. Whatever
patty wa in DO yer would take that there WAS no
mis- ske about proper representation Of the opinions
and The sentiments OF Massachusetts upon that sub
Jet"
This i, eminently Characteristic. Nobody in
Massachusetts,, indeed Why everybody in Msssi
chu'ett., except Tie Advertiser aod the benighted
gentlemen who still pin their faith upon it, is
aware hat thirty-seven thousand Republicans and
ffty-two thousand Know Nothings, forming ma
jorty Of forty one thousand Of the voters of the
State, sgreed that it ras necessary TO establish q
party against the extension Of Slavery and for that
purpose 81 Mt their representatives to the number
Of several thousands, to the Mass and Delegate
Conventions at Worcester, bu. little more th An
two months ago; where, with no; a single dissent
ing voice, they agreed upon an address and resou'
tonr, tie whole sim Of which was TO show the ne
eessity Of Immediately forming such party. After
this agreement. was made and these opinions de-
clsred, the Know-No.bngs backed out OF the
agreement, for the sole reason that their fayori.e
candidate, Mr. Gsrdner, was not nominated for
Governor They made no objection to the princi-
ples nor to the existence Of the Dew party, uatil
Mr.. Gardner Wa refu sed the nomination. Had be
been nominated, no one questions that they would
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SUPPOSED LOSS OF THREE PILOTS.

CAPE TsLAsD, Fri1sY, Nov 20, 1850
On "Wednesday night the skid b-loosiag 70 me
p OF. boat Turieh took q plot named Hunonrey
Hughes, jr., Eom snip but toe wind eas 80 hlgh
tat the rk was oloEn on, TO sea sod has not beea
heard from sin e. 1t IL feared the skf vas sT4mped
as tre ses ve,y heavy. Two other pio's 'efe 10
Il. pilot boat has been cruising in search OF tho
mssil boat. Uness, therefore, they ri ,ked up
by some passing vessel, hoes for their safety as
very seneer.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The skf hat the pilots were in landed a. CAPS
HeDl6 pep The pilots remained at The lighthouse dur
il The night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

NEW Posr OYFIcEs.-Tbe following .nsme1 ne :
Poet Office have been established, and the 'ouoNns
ran ed gentlemen Appointed pos masters;
Booeyis Anip .. Coupty CailorusI -tepeen eon1. p
u,ser C-rn.nis Nuauet,e County Ws,oosini pailp =
H.se pos ns.er Mount AR, Phi edo phi, Ceae'y ren,T
ysn a; samuel Wolf pons Aneefson 81 inter
.ors,.t Lees. Regster po.i Cedar Cove
Coouy Georgia HsBrJ shelton. postnas'sr. YES D -
fo,o GA Cogrty newton c. O,b postm s'sf
vie nosfols County No seha.etsI John r. ChesyS
n.stss Alpn Bay Besrso Coun,y Ne hsppsntcc .s,,
fufre pstn s.ter rsstsb sted Main, Poshit1 Voa7''
yrEris David sus'toc pos ast-rI reest.o5net NJ -,
Caar1e af Ea-<-Tbs nIae Ct the Pest ONE Of $3.50
Airy 10 IL s.aay rs1y T,ats. hA bssn sasasse q " ~
yisH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

TuE LITTLE PILGRIM conducted by GRACE gRssy.
WOOD, closes the currert vo ume with tho Decembs
rumber, and With the New Year CONNIE ,ces an Ithes
at roc uced price and with in5essed attractions. As
an entertaining, instructive, and morally he,t,fa
journal for juvenile readers, The Lt4e Pilgrim taly
sustain is high reputation. ano ~e trust it viii rog
n'ipue to prove q welcome y,sitaUt in Anericsu
families,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Frcsy, Nov. %, 1855.
There WAS very lage torohlight poe scion of the
Americans here this evening. Il was eovenec BY
bards of music, bar bearing various Devices and
mol uaents on ees. The line ex'e ,ded Upward Of
alf mi O. Before reaching the capitol f'o four 10
tx hundred Ba tin eined tho procession. Bon
fires blazed in various pars Of he city, and caano,
were fred from different points on the route.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

BOsTOS, FnaaY, Nov ~, 1888.
Alexander II. Rice has been nj os'ed a. the itsens
and"ate for Mayor Of this city At the coming Muai-
cipal Election.
Josiah ii. Klbourn, of the firm Of French, Wells &
Co., crockery dealers In MIX street, 10 missing uuder
circumsanc which lead TO the suppDson toa. he
has committed suicide. He was Direc 10 the
Grocers Bank His fnsne,al accounts arc said 10 b
a cotrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

Cspsl oekt scar; and we set this stake q, a.,
guidance but it is justa' GOOD for all other, W.
hear With surprise that some of tie "nev ,,.,s
object to this reform but that should not Or.,..,
its prompt and thorough contamination
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NATIVE VINES IMPORTANT FACTs!-Few

persons In the United Of the extent tn,
living in STATE. bordering tbs Ohio RvM. Alrssdy tne
Wine crop Of the country hss market value nearly eq M TO
that peent employs lsbUr aud c,pii th,n this i'm
porsnt Anne iioan sspe twill requ bat feS years moe
TO PAT our vine products upon osss second M only
naive daTswaa md i.asrnIs w>xs and oH.SFAcSEs are
only equal be- superior g any Ia the world OGr own CID.
nIilted BY the hishe.t auth oIiy Of France:
We have been furnished Heny Meiss Esq Predd,nt OF
interesting communi alton from he French ImPsrs clsy Of
Lsrsoi d, Ia Scee Isr<rials ct Ce,tyak dHorti-ss-
Peis itab LOUIS Napol. or Protector.
sted Henry Meiss Received 8. the nsti
GxsrlkaTs: Monsieur MOe, Vice President Of the Society
You have copdsea to my examination three volumes en-.
titled Transactions OF the Amsiean In'i ute for 1851, 1852
The Institute of Nsw-york eniy founded to
akuuro and horticulture but also evethns rels,os TO
panufse,ur-s s.d m.ehsn Thi. cety received nf
ton Oh belk 10 the eultwe of the Ca
tswb, and is.b la Grape sron1 sc,e IN the STATE OF
fo tho sts7s could the wines Of the Mo,ee
Rhine Mssss bu tho 'snO % Of the CO s~Ss aaa ,''e
wines fOm the American Institute h,e SUB.
mittsd to pr,per eoTmt'ee and their report vii e)e
Institute eresties In ever, point Of view above
all In ~hsi relates TO agriculture, tie farm s~den eite
Volume. might be written esssi,bins the superiority and
putty Of Native Vines and yet s'e snnasy sad az
Ans feeling the fare snd of his coanGy
ese longer fail TO pat onLe i's Product.
eee,ecsace the French Champagne, but fray.
generous .1d rich IN flavor.
The sl Day and s,beA Wines the rivals OF
tho German tock Wines bus purrr and article.
Those Wines the hat less than OF a..
10 Tted snil,s
The G. sSnty Oh aimed By Wines ,nafoured By John
fAk. EsQ Cincpnaii, for uoif Hmlty. purity aud hish
quality, pscts them th, head OF AGeo,n Wnes Tney
In ali warranted tho pure q tie Ca 1Tba GNd
LGbsJia sruP~
hete steamboats,. salo prvae fsmis, soi tho trade
supplied u the New.Nork Agency At Cieonnsh priS.s
BASNES PANN. No SO4 Broadway, cor. OF Duans-st
Soc "PAKSs' SPArilns and StLl CAts Ebs aud
Mnes
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MCRDFR BY AN IRISH MOB.

LAsALLE, III, Ibnrsday, Nov. 22, IDS.
An Irish mob, at a late hour last plight, surrounded
the house Of he keeper OF the ferry st the old Ceotra
Railroad Bridge. Several s. OTIS were fired, ~hen the
fry keeper came TO the door aud ms snty KILLED
The mob then fed. One man has been arrested this
morning charged with being engaged ia the affair.
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THE FIRE AT MACON. GA.

CHARLEsTos, thursday Nov. ~, 1875.
The fire at Macon, Ga. yesterday, Destroyed Rats
tons entire ge of stores, but not The Floyd House.
which is situated ia the same block. R.lstous ss is
$50 900. Mr. Ayres cry goods dealer, occupied ons
Of the stores and bis lose SEQ 900 Of which sls 900
is Insured. Mr Ras.On is insure for s. 600 IN the
Etoa Company Of HARTFORD and -, 900 in other Hart
ford Cffces.
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MARINE DISASTER.

PRoyIscErows, Friday, Nov q, 1882.
The schooner Hudson, from Philsdelpuis WIN =
cargo of coal for Bottom went ashore here iaD a'@
noon. and vii! probably blke
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BRIDGE RURNFD.

COLOMBIA. 5. c., Friday. Nov. 20, 1855.
Five spans of the Nashville and Chsttanc ogs Rsu-
way bridge were destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night
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FATAL AFFRAY,

MOBILE, THURSDAY, Nov. %. 1855.
Vim. II. Toone of Virgins was shot last night BY
Thomas G.. Bsnhs at Columbus, Miss. Tooae died
immediately and Banks has been arrested.
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THE ASIA OUTWARD BOUND

HALIFAX, Friday, Nov. 20, 1858.
The Cunsrd steamship Asia arrived here from Dos
ten at o'clock this morning, and sailed again at s'@
fer Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

Professor Robert Hare of Philadelphia lectured
on Spiritualism last evening in the Tabernacle to
very large audience. An extended report will be
found in another part of the paper.
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NeuIlork daily Mribnare
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1855.

Advertisements for The TaBUsK of Monday ought be sent
In before o'clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

rev Principle! Ne Poison
RHoDEs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE
Or AsIIpoTE TO NALaau,
For the Prsvenuo, and Cure Of
Fever aud Asoe Chl ssvsri Dumb Ague sad othsr In
termiitspt asd Rsinittert Psvsn Of Bnioas FEY
ere. accompanied BY Typhoid synp,em'i fyph'tA
FsTsr Yelos Fever Ship and Jni
Fevs, Gecerd Debility. Might
SCest', AID ell Othst
to,Ds OF disssse
WEIGH HAVE A COMMON osIeEn
HALAnA or MIAssA-
In innocence certified Dr. X Chitor snd ~ shss
ey and vNlse fanJ established
For sale BY druggist. se5sray snd the proph,tnr.
AMOS a RaoDss Providence. K l.
PROFESSOR DE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL
ASTOUNDING TESTIMONY CARLISLE Pa. 0at %, 1855
G,srLEE,s; With respect to ycur RLscTsIc Or ear
only say there anything 'ne - fsrssas Coming
for it from directions and report ~ nos wonderful eure'
Sores. stE Ioints Rheumat.n, Nears ga HesdSh,. ts
ever tesrd Of before Truly you're " K ksrrAG
The ELIcTsc OFT ss soothps balm for eli Ac1ss Psic
Bruises swenss Sores &c Ladies End eursss,-e Nipples
Csked Br Or takso Of their cuic le' 70
single pfht AK tbs thoussncs who daily b'neh'sd %
Sold BY every Druggist In city tovr ard eouas'Ji D!
Mr. Louis Huisonst. BY Mr. GuiOn, sowsCi y M. Hayes
Brooklyn. and By the genera SCENTS BAksss FAX
No SCI Brosdgsy cor Du nest
BATCHEIORs HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TOUPEEs.
This celebrated establishment no IS 3Tssdass Twss
Cor saS SSSa s"
% this house TOE Of WIGs ir the world
'A'' s.ToprLos's. Ma. Sls Broadway.
AWoRK on the History, Prevention and Cure OF
the Chronic Deesss If the Respiratory, C,cu.toy Digestive,
DRY Absorb enc glands AID skn Ner-
yous arc Motor syst e toe tho Hamso Economy.
PRLo.oPRY LIvIkG o. the Way 10 EnIoJ Life and
ito Con forts sn6 70 s-tuie Loo gesity.
Win Ensvnss the Vs1ou, Drems OF
the human OF sAuisui. BY A. =. heath, D.,
No. 80 brosivAy. Nex-foTts
TIE above introductory Cnr0nie Dis AMI Pal 10
CUDsupp,ion their Proven od and Ire >Dent, nSS
rta5y. and ~iD be- To any sdoress free Of charge
Patients disi Dr. HEAtS By letter rst-
tag their cases fully Ohce hcu's 2 70 4
HoLLOwAY's PILLS are highly recommended
TIE Of urvy ce.7 u.osl 70 s-at-rns
No ,nnef should upprnyd-3 with IBIS uedi Je. IL
regs, the tseed and gves health and yis to the
frame. Sid st he u uiscores No 81 Nden-l,ne,
n. No. IA Strand London and b. ell DragiisS 81 y
Gems G.4 oeIts, ard 8 per bDx
Dr. S. S. FITCH, author Of Six Lectures on
Construction =" &C. Office No TIA Broadway daily (Sun.
except-d from uol O'Clock tres Consumption Asth
ma Diseases Of ths Hear snd ali Cbrouio Diseases Of Males
and Females Consultation free
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs
asnd preefnpent shove ell competition suite OF elegant
pvs,s for apPyine his famous Dys the soetea
standard article OF it, kind throughout The world His
style Of WIGS and Topples perfection Itself wholesale
and retail u CsTsTA DoRo's. No q Aston Hoass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

GIFTS AND PREsENTs.-Just received and for
redaecd price, the choices, selection Of L.psS Rkr
cULks keeksces Toilet Cases Jet Brselets Trsvelns
tets Fsns ferumey and Soaps variety Of Toys
poIs and Games Roetkss Fancy BsssxI 80 Broadway
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TIE VERY TnNG FOR TORPID LNER-Samsel

u, ROkis q, DfofEist, eAys;
MUHERFgssoso, Tspr, Aprl g. ts5I-Havins Id Dor
LASos 0sRMAs BTtRs FOR two past this community
spd hs,s witnessed their 81 weak AID dso stcd
and thcse much trouS with lps
10 hssncy In ssins they the very hiOs people
shoald esN"
For .ae BY Druggists ard Dealers Ia Medeas evsyvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

FURNISHING GOoDs.-Gentlemen's Under Gar
uens OF every descr ,tion Shirts Drawers Hosay sc
Gloves Crayss Beaufort Ntpoeon, Moe Antiq and DE
Jeinvaies Tie Co.s Shs~ hsSdserOhief', &C.. At sac
seCrasv. No. 81 AL SO w h.n st. near M.iden-lsno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

DR.. S. s. FITCH, author of Six Lectures on
cousuu,tiop &c. Office No ia Broadway. daily Sun
say except-d from uotl o'clock tress Consomp1 Ash
Diseases Of thu Hear srd all Cbrono Diseases Of Males
and Femalea Consultstiop free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

CRIsTADOROs HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs
asnd preerDipsnt above ell competition suite OF elegant
,vse sps for sppyns bis famous Dys, the sroesa
standard article OF its kind throughout he world bis ae1
syle of WIGS and ToUPtEs perfection Itself wholesale
ana retail . CssTApoRo's No Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-24

$4,000 GOID-BORDERED and TRANSPARENT
wtSeow SHADES great osgsns Lace and Muslin Curtains
no .nctop Broes;el Satin De Lsines. CoTuioes Sands
Pps Br.sse Buf and White Linens, SHADE Triunmnss Us
scter Goods prices defius composition The pablo are
inylted g call and examine btf re puT hastns
W o. jerks Nos 80 and as Pearls.
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TIE Of urvy ohr oise.'7 u.o. to s-aNos
No u,rner shIud 20 uuprnvid-3 With h uedi Ie. Il
resS,, the tisssed and gives health and to the
fame 8. ID st he sctores No 81 udenl,ne
n. No IA Strand LONDON, and b. ell Drcgsis 81 -
cebts 6.I cents. ard 81 per blk
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BRoCNTEILrs. SATIN DELAlNES, DAMAsKs,
CoESIcss WINDOW SHADES LACE CURTAINS, Se-ksLrT
brtGUsos, No .sl Broadway have large stock Of the
shove goods personal ected from best anutS or@s
fraoo~ some New Style. e''r bs'or, bought cut X
have est>b h reputation for selling gods oAsIp aud
she s.se and In proof tbs. It's sppree A.eA
No 2al Broad sy and ResSe-st
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PRINTED DE LANES. Ten cases Printed lie
Lspes n Der yad h i6; Re Lain ~ u6 per ~,
voub Zoo pieces upero De L.ine, sad imers
AZ 81 ger va wor ri. Fret M Eo) D. Lsiaes,
o1Ix Al Dxr Sd wolta 81 { " TowLE Co.
Co urabln Hall, M. q Orsodst
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PnOPEssoR DE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL

BACHELORS HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TOUPEEs.
fins celebrated esaohshrnelt no IS 3Tssdaey Twsvs
private expressly for the application OF MS f0s nk
bYk 6ArcaELoEs WIGS and foUPsss haze improvements
1vsr all others srceios beauty of peculiar
% ths hoasa TIE largest stick Of WGs in the wos.d
R.TcprIoe's. Ma. &l3 Broadway.
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ROGERS g. Co "A WORD TO PARENTS Pa
rents who he SJs snd spned the pucss OF
The inter Ciothits boys ROC Co 9 corner OF
Fulton E.ssne sdn hs a. other place 10 this ~
be cJthe cheapy, sod al to- s4no
sine bee Is at tbs. extensive sDhmeDt There 10
no DELAY no confusion no oec,pti1n at ROGERS Co g. D
every article ha 10 ain figures On M lace sso
pes eo,p nd poice IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-24

Az mepn,sed, the Rassisns would only ircsease the
~ ZINC ties OF their position, whilst, f successful
ssney could not hope TO hold their own Eupstoris
ceased to be OF strstesetcal importance and the
resken the forcs before Sebsstopol bys feint upou
sIaSatoria Should any important expedition be un-
1eIsssen by the allies the latter position will be
aoootiess abandoned. a. absorbing q garrison that
Toola render more valuable services elsewhers-
M, GENERAL PELISsIER
ine European News says General Pelisser who
va the advisor Of the itjodged and most unfortu-
na.e assaut on sebastopo win pay IL 10 alleged the
psnstS OF being superseded; In other words of be
ose.aced. Ter the terrific Ioss of life and limb
Snich bis incopsiderstenes ess has eaused 80
i, AXIS, Jnns W W-0eperai Pelssier reports that he
VII mabe another assault early in July, aud that
mould j. be unsuccessu he will siss the seize AID
.sct the husssn army 10 the open field; but he il
uSIntermined to defer no longer strikiue decisvs
oiow; The government Is preparing fLr all emer.
xeIces, and il sendiog TO the Crimes so 600 men
from the camp In the North.
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SPIRIT THE PRESS.

The Whig has leader on American sympathy
with the European nations now at war, and con.
cludes that however we may laugh at the blunders
of the allies, and seem to take pleasure In their
embarrassment, no genuine American who 10 proud
of his English descent, really desires any serious
misfortune to overtaks the fast anchored Isle
The Enquirer In controversy with the National
Amerca Gays that 1t does not believe all Northern
men who call themselves Democrats, are entitled
to It's confidence and fellowship but those who
mo-, are exceptions, and cannot give character
take character from the great body of the ma
tional Democracy at the North, still buoyant with
hope and full of energy, still 'iatelgent. patriotic
and faithful, and now, as ever, ready to march
under the banner that bears the Inscription. "Fidel
lily to the Constitution and the Union"
The National american replies TO the invitation
extended by the Enquirer to the American party to
join the Democracy, and thinks it looks very much
like an Invitation contained Ia very popular
poem entitled ''The Spider and the Fly" Ii res.
pec;iully declines accepting.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Those
txa larca aTOR ER or WAREHQIISES. Nna

81 sno 169 cpr osite the Exchange Bank of Virginia,
d adjoining ihe large and elegant stores of Mssrs
ksnt. Paine y Co. Each Of these stores front 26
let on Main street, with FIVE hcors, running back
100 feet. The Easements open level with .
}e1ts paved court OF yard in the rear from which q
Ias paved s,ley lesdt to llth street, oppos.e the
Ginl Of the American Hotel Thess amongst the
HJkt mn odious and substantis. baii3inss la the
xy scd are well zSTsnssd for business Is
% rst clsss there bsir lie fac! room enough r each
tousnsnt for two establishments. These stores are
now being paioted inside and out The lergs store
pom and base Mt OF 167 can be had immediately,
De upper foors being already leased, except one
&rge room in the 81 story. Possession OF tenement
Ne. 1863. now occupied BY Messs. Jones Potts, can
ID hld on the LIST September next.
The superior Location of these stores being in the
&eart of the city, s too well known to require fur
q sr notice. apply TO JosEPH JAMEs Jr., at the
Tore Of hugh w. Fry, Esq or to
IA 80 3tawts FLEsiIGd JAMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-24

THE AUSTRALIA RIorERs.-By the last arrival,
says t,s London Times. from Melbourne, we learn
that the BAlisrat rioters have triumphed-haye de-
f.ated the Government, and the principal In these
riots, Lslor. has pnbshed letter on his ac9uttsi.
passage of which 10 much In nnison with the spirit
not avoid quoting It, .Thers are two things" he
.ays, connected with the late utbreak which
deeplv regret. The drst 10, that should hsve beer
forced to take mp arms at ALL and the second is that
When we were compelled to take the tisld In ouI
own defence, were unable, through the want o.
arms ammunition and little Organization. 70 ilaic
on As real authors ef ths outbreak the punishment
they 90 richly deserved" .s.sez5 ess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-24

New EsTABLIsHMEHT-JoH JoHNsor
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
betweea Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business where all who de.
tosore ever ready to please his customers.s %
His hyperion style of Hair Cutting is progerbial,
and he Is sure he please the fastidousa He
will coetnue to manufacture the celebrated bair re-
storatva and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
parations snd dyes, together with the delightful
resort of eli who desire to be waited upon in his line
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AMERICAN SuRGEoNs-Of twelve American sur
eeous who have. within few weeks, gone out to
Join the begerent armies in Europe, nine attached
themselves TO the service of the Gear, and three
have Joined the Allies.
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aPgcIAr NoTTcEsgssv

A CARD.-1'he subscriber, an expcr,-
eaced practitioner Of Medicine, sureerv IA 0bsts
trtsa having located on Broad strset eirss 1door.
above tenth offers his professional service, to enc
citixecs Of Riehmond ssM }sssNs u az1s-
de has devoted laueh time and attention. 10 tb.
study and prsstice Of Midwifery and g TIE frest.
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Childsaa q $50 )
ap IonN klCHD . CAUTHORN, NJ. D.
JEO. McCosNELL, Dentist, Main street.
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FoR EunopE.-Among the passengers In the
steamer North Star, which sailed from New York
for Havre Saturday, were Mr.. John E. Owens and
bis wife. Mr.. Owens will return early In the fall
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MUNrFrcENr BRQUKsT-Mr. Jonathan Loring,
of Groton, Mass, who died last week, bequeathed
by will the principal part of his property to the
Unitarian Society Ia that town. 1t will amount to
ten or twelve thousand dollars. Mr.. Loring was
one of the oldest Inhabitants of Groton.
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CHoLERA.-The last New Orleans papers repre-
sent the cholera a. raging ct Lafourche. La There
were thirty deaths In i've days.
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a,'OR REET-And Immediate possession
= aiysn Of The house. on Bank Square, recently oc-
y pied by Mr. Jasper C. Huskes boarding house.
4iso, ths Stable and Carriage house ia the rear
4snk Alley 1t 10 of the best hack stands ia the
l.Y. Apply to e. N. Hudson. o.
4 ~ 12-dts Messrs DUyAL l. NORTON
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RAILROADS IN Nova SCoTIA.-Rsilway move.
ments 10 Nova Scotia are said to be quite active
Thirty miles OF the Windsor Branch of the Grand
Trunk line had lately been let out the rate of e4
5S6 sterling per mile