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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-29

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIk&
BY DAVIS SWAMI
ON TUESDAY, the 2gh DAY OF MAY-being oar
~ regular sale day-we viii sell for cash in front of our
tore
40 hhds prime Sugar
80 bbls MOasses;
IS hf bbls do,
800 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bbls Pixies genuine Magnolia Whisky;
10 Tennessee Whiskey-good
90 bbls New York Brandy;
20 " Bourbon Whskey
100 boxes Star Candles in wholes, halves and Qr's;
50 Summer Pressed TaOw Candles;
With a great variety of other Goods, making pretty
general assortment from which dealers replenish their
stocks or make upa new one.
navls DAVIS SWAMI
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THIRD DEGERE COUNCIL.
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NTOEASSES.-2OO bbls Choice Molasses-to arrive
ISl per steamer E. Howard, which left New Orleans
the Sth inst For sale by
mills W. III. GOfS I1NUALI.
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OFFICIAL LIST,

STATE or I0uISIANA--cITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
+ Eecond 5natice's Court for tia Pafish If Orleans
The following named delinquent Taxpayers ayY
taxes on real estate and slaves due the city 81 Napy
appear before the Hon q ionic yuscs y
te Peace or TIE parish of Drleans within ffteen az
[on shs ssc q s ss pub1iea!lc q hs cailoan
tand OF the city OF New 0rlenns fofsf,,e asronn,
placed opposite hsir irrespective names, foeeibeT Nih
Wii1ss my hand, III ms civ iof NV Urlosns this
s 4, g: 7. JoNTE Second JasiIee
II vac f'eace toF the parrish Of OfIeans
bl.psssrd, Ms II j sas y
casenave, r ~ 90 chaybonne, 90
ID
DarslI, 2 and 2 s !. y, pare, hlrsJ Euile 20 q
Eusts Geo 40 % Enderle, Mrs 40 10
rsspandsz, ~ II %
Gustine, Dr. IS Garoner, Mrs al 81
Bilawllns, as 10 70 Habsr, N & 90
id. lean, Enc Il IS
s9ss Sss n a&ss il ss;ss
kennedy, Mia chas u 40 Kennedy, widow II 10
~ n ls5 Sss5s5l IA
s t:,s.ss ss..,. i /: 4 l..'s'' 70.
n i \ s:II..i = ! !, h's''''s = 1
Nolan, Mathew aaa4 81 II.
R
Rice Jacob 90 Is Roselius, DO "a
Rawie, Mrs y a u s. Roselius, 3, agent, SCI
., IS
Tenpkins, Daniel n 81 Il 4
Il Nv w 4sas ss s
Williams, G G 4 As "a sf K
G.sNsI0NTE, Second Justice
Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans e
Y New Orleans, Ocinbe al 1865. fnoI u
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y DsHisrn 81 frcprietor's iewaassl
/. 4 Z. 5.5 III. I'LL n I .is..y.
u Agency Nes leI ChAfsrAsssfests
a &
tHttbayd,a HtydCterfY,
lricha1dson' Sherry Wins, s
tf{utchinK 70 Y eKetah.e Dyspepsia,
lQeulnysa Vexa}u bic. CuiaIaan'x.
iEfeofIana n aftnan, l1 Ksnxtsd
4. /. COS tErItS. h IN
Cologne Wstdr, Bae watex.
A riOridn Water. NLaaa Ftn.
Ilionssi.tilK Wkisa.
| " SOAPS AND CREAMS. iI
lLuwss brown Wtndser. AN ~
lyuuess Chemical,
iRalfWavss VI d}csltst .Csattlsu. ss5
Almond. Toilet sud Family. s
.Hh&ving Creams and 2 Compounded
aildescriptions. 4
! I'M PILLS. 4. N,
WrightssTndiHn Vegetable.
| AiodAtt,bEiIs, ilr3ndfsthsB, ,sal
Mortsonss, Lus's, Now London,
tRarfs ,SapplnRtonss &c hanipirusS.
ItzrAeienbgfg Iaynet s5auAttyg.
Jayns,n A kues iner's CauipmlIs,
I5,hbsrd " Anti bitious, P4tnr'ss n
6psnceSss Nsgstahla, cookss,
coopsr,s, Eovelss5 3 Gsnznatir,
Andsybon'a, Ailebaaia's Health, "a
Wittas'ga Gentle RurFstise,
Alie6Aais' Ague, Efo1per'as
IChtrknef'sS Sugar conEed, t5ssa
Hsrfiekf Huzhf-cokted,s z
itf4flhArllr letf ktt,r.5,. IA ~ - d ~ a
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VT. q. FLUERs UNDERTAKE IL,
I'll Tchouptoulss street, New Orleans.
6sOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
seaainssa Collins Lined with lsd shot.
Z n
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

m WRIGHT II CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
al GENUINE AND POPULAR vi MIL MEDICIEEs, whirhs
oHsr % supply DrgEs and Dsasrs q Proprstors oss
" ssnsrs psPo ana Special Agency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-09

q an - a q Is l!.s Il y Nal ~
AGuEnEMEDIEB, gro.
Oagood tIadiap o olokoEue,jG 4
Rowand'H Tonic MixtrYa,
afnithss TolIe syrup, lss.l..
Wypkoop'a Tonics e
SPEEDY Fsbrifuge, y. v.
Vegetable Fsbrifugo., &
Az is0ZENGEEs
ShermnnssC Cough and W0rnij
Bryan, Fnlmnnic Waters, ~ s.
Lpcock, y Pulmpnic Wnf6ra,
AIRPAEFARATToNH.
Lorett,s Wahpene or Hair Gier
Barry'sTr:cephsrons, 3t'a 81
Lyon,s Kathhrion, ft5
hpyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phaionsr HRiftnvigorhtor,
1aync's Flair Tonic, g {
Van Dsusenys Wahpene,
Loudon's0 Oriental Hair Tonic,l
| Hnnsl,sGku LaAtfals, NJ
Oldridgs's Balm bfcoIumbia,
I Radway,a Circassisn Balm.
4 PANACEAS. sg
6wainss, Houck,s,
Cuilen,sIndiHn Vegetable, Il
| LonRley,s Great Westerrs
OINrn1EET AND SALVES.
Daslsyss Magical Pain & rsracsoY.
Professor Holloway,so intmeat,
MsAllistsr's All-Htaling,
Brookf's hIaSicS nlye, Fryor,sPi
Gray,s, Harrison'sH Specific,
Trask' i Magnetic u ndkln,a,
LcndeniaAl-I IaalinE, Ruasia. !,
| OILS. s
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL, ~
| acknowledgements ,Scarpa'Hdo,
British, Harlaem.
Bl1sTERE. :
hiodat'aP Phoenix, Biaks'sA
WOLF E,S ARUMA.rl
il E0 Dxpgsists nnd Merchants
contained IN the above eAtalox,
calling Or sending theIr ord srs ii
extensive aasnFsnispt oil GEM
| ukitsd States, and 81 shs loves
= 81 ss w
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~ General Depot and SpsciI
NswD rlpAba La.
svERhfIFUGKs.
Winer'sC saAdisn,
HwAin's
& Psrrytn Dead ehpl,
tsynes's Tonld,
Kerl,h, 4 H
B. A. FAhneptock'a.
BALsAMs xCouGHREMEDIEl
I, Wistar'si5alssin Of Wild Chsrry,
Hastiag,s NnpthA,
Standardization, li3
BuShansa Hungaftsn, \.
'Davia,n Wild Cherry and TnT, {
Sch snck'S Pulmonie Syrapt
New England Cough Syrnp,
Bartholomew Expectoraaf,
HalrsHsIanm IA &
Emaymts Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayer's Qhsrry r sctofnl ll5
T1ylor's Helsam I.ivprN0fls
Jayne,s Exp1nsorant, "
Wtnst 'sEiacarip Siae, ii,..s
Hoxsrs'f.iyefYortand Far,
Mrs., Ganiiner'A i.ivarwoft, II
GtAbleI'sC ssryExpsetorant.
fsoudnn's fndisn do.
DR.. Ronala do, Il
SARsAPxRiLIAE.
Dr. yohn Suli'E,
8. I. Tomansnd,a, ,Ex
sanda's, "
oldtAocb'r ownsend,i
Csrpeuter'a, Is ,s.,isl
Wyncoop,e, Y.
8 ] aker'a,
i,,l .53l graefisnbcfg'n
Bristol,l
Guyscit'a yellow Dock. Vi
AGE REhSTERS.
wsll,aHtrsngth eliing
g3 Ewun'sSf strengthening
Jew Dzridss Of Hebrew,
BadeAu's,
Knapp'rIndial
Griihth'sk dhepive,
HoiiowbyixArnlcs
LINfhiENTS.
Mexican Muatsng
les'sNervs and Bono,
81 Hunts, I, II ,!.si n.
s HAYsats, g y
T0biAssayenAtiai
Howsts Nerve and Hone,
( - ~ 7ll kl1l1N
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

t-e-s- - - = sss->N~s
6stQPARTNEREHIPT The UNDERSIGNED have
Issnsd P,srtnsrshlp u ths PRACTICE or Law. once
sssls q sa Il sI y sSssra.
SEDLUTION The interest Of JOSHUA.
JACKSON, 10 shs firm " 81 H. KENNEDY ,csasss
Day y asaa Fisher parner authorised tho
4 sss Il z. 9ssss5s.
MFR JASON f. KENNEDY will have an in
isrssi, cpd baeoasa partner 10 HE firm 81 H KERE
~ = W. On mo afai sanAasg 1870. q =
Nsw orlsass. ssptsmbsr a. 1855. ssas il;
MI 0TICE Having purchased the entire in
| H q. RICHARD b, cHINN.
H. III. Il ~, st Charles srsst. corner q Union
ILL., ICHARD ID. CHINN, WHOLESALE
DRUGGfsT AND AporHEcARY 81 Charles arrest ecrnss,
s sss $ ss s icy
Tss Aitisss aad Psrfusrss al tbs
1squIrs
INV FURNITURE STORE, Nos. I7Im
4 N.aad i1s CANAL sTREEF Ths andarsignsd, having
&C. va ssssssfSsa
ss ~ ssas 1s,ss g e ss', lh'ss
psss
U III ;;s1s zs + Va ssssEssDs
hhsfss issssI W.
u sAwin iIARLEs As STEWART.
u E0HN HALLER s. BRDTHEK, corner Sc
IRON ~ now a III II osk ID
& ssess M " ~
S ~ ~ dpsS g.
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4 7tOPARTNERSHTP-T The undersigned have
isInsd Rsrsnsrhlp b Do PRACTICE or Law. once
Il # i. x. BIMoNrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
Fue-Elections-Religiou in a Hard Place.
CoRREsP DENcE or THE p1spArc.

NEw YORK, Oct. 80, 1856.
venerable mansion in Harlem Lane tho pro-
perty of Archibald Watts Esq, was entirely do.
stroyedb by fire last evening. Loss about $780,
1t was chiefly occupied by German families
The famous clipper ship Wild Duck cleared YES
terday for San Francisco, with an assorted cargo
Tomorrow week, being election dav tho interim
is likely to be a political exciteInent throughout
the city, Of the hottest kind. There is ''mass
meeting" in almost every ward in the city nightly,
and almost every street has its torchliglt process
sion.
The St Louis, for Havre, did not go to sea YES
terday afternoon.
Rev. Jared b. Flagg of CT, has been called to
Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights to succeed Rev.
DR. Ninton, recently transferred to Trinity, in this
city. ' .- ~
Col II. G. Stebbins, the Mirror says made $780,
0OO by the boar movement in stocks last week.
Jacob Little also pocketed largely.
Tho city of Hoboken (across the North
riyer) is in a very bad way. Tho Treasurer
induces, Officially that all the money hand is bnt
S5. The Mayors salary is due, and is tho AL
dormen's; but no says they must wait until the
wind is raised, somehow.
The American Institute Fair at the Crystal
Palace is to be kept open till the 18th of Nov On
Thursday evening it is said, there were 5000
persons present. The daily attendance, it is said
averages from 1000 to 5000.
dpropos of the Palace negotiation are on foot for
the PURCHASE of the building. 5000 900 is offered
for it, but by whom, or for what purpose does not
yet appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

UTAH-A private letter from Provo City Utah
county, Z. t. Gffty miles from great Salt Lake J
contains the following items of intelligence:
we live in sight of snow the year round We
can, as it were, pick flowers with one hand and
gather snow with the other 1t is warm in the
valleys, healthy, pleasant and fruitful, with seldom
any rain, but we have plenty of mountain streams
to irrigate our fields and gardens 80 that the lat.
ter do not suffer from want of moisture We
have no fever and ague; there is always a noun.
tain breeze which affords us a very pure atmos-
phere. Groceries are very high; coffee and sugar
sell at fifty cents per pound calico is from twenty
TO thirty cents per yard, and other things are in
proportion. We have been very busily engaged in
making sugar, which is manufactured from a sort
of honey dew or sugar casting, which falls on the
leaves of the cotton wood trees and resembles tho
frosting on cake There have been several thou
sand pounds of sugar made from this substance
within a few days, and it sells readily at forty
cents per pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND ORDERS
Tho following promotions, appointments, and or.
ders have been made in the Revenue Marine ser.
vice,
Second lieutenant Joseph ii. Kellogg to be a
First Lieutenant; Third Lieutenant Anson s.
Rogers to be Second Lieutenant Third Lieu
tenant J. II. Claridge to be Second Lieutenant
Third Lieutenant John Quin to be Second Lien
tenant.
Daniel d. Thompkins of New York to be a
Third Lieutenant; Robert II. Travers, of Pennsyl.
yania, to be Third Lieutenant
Captain John France ordered to tho temporary
command of the cutter "Washinston" at New
York. in place of Captain Henry d. Hunter, TEN.
porarily detached on account OF sickness First
Lieutenant John 4. Webster, jr, ordered to cutter
William J. Rogers ordered to cutter James G.
Dobbin," of Wilmington, N. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
VIRGINIA TNTELLIGENCE.

ALEXANDRIA ArrATRs.--The Aiexausiria papers
Of Yesterday furnish the following items of intell
! gence:
Director appointed buckingham. Esa.. has
been appointed director in the Exchange bank vice
| y. Goodwin. resigned
Ma9ietrate Dcad-Jesse T Ramsey, one Of the coun.
" magistrates died in this city yesterday.
| The Coy Hotel accidentally took fire yesterday
from coal dropping out of one of the fire places.
Inc hames were extinguished before much dam
| age was done.
| SUNDAY SCHOOL FAMIfY.-At a Sunday School
Fcsuvai, held in Spotsylvania county few weeks
since, taere was present lady seventy-four years
old, tyho had been quite regular attendant during
tae suinmer1 with her eight children four sons-in-
law, threo daughters-in-law, thirtytwo grand chill
dren and four great-grand cridrsn, making the
respectable total of fifty two members Of ono fami-
ly Present. sT as sa -.s7~e+
OF this number, three officers of the school,
nine were teachers, and eighteen were scholars
One OF these scholars rected at one lesson twenty
seven chapters of the New Testament comprising
i,Ujo verses, as the lesson of one week
FATAL AccIDEsT.--A correspondent of the
oouthsine democrat says that in Nottoway, few
days since, two young mon named Satchfeld and
Guy, students at an academy in that county went
ont hunting turkeys when the former was instant
~ killed by the accidental discharge of his compan-
ions gun.
HIGH PRICE FOR HoRsEs.-At the last Amelia
court day there were droves of horses and mules
exhibited for sale One drovcr obtained Sl25 for a
mule and tho horse drover asked from $3.50 to S3o0
for his horses
NEGRO MARRIAGE.-The I.ynchburg yirginiau
says that after service in the Episcopal church
there, Sunday the entire congregation retained
their seats as it was understood that a marriage
was about to take place. The marriage came off
in due time and the parties proved to bo two color
ed servants, who can boast of having had the
largest wedding assemblage ever gotten together
in Lynchburg
AGRICULTURAL FAIR AND ToURNAMEST.-The
Brooke county Agricultural Fair has Just closed at
Wellsbur5. The Herald of that town saws that a n
Arkansas tournament was part of the exhibition.
Forty knights, Enthusiastically dressed, mounted on
their steeds, entered the list This exhibition mil
ling the ganders neck, seems to have afforded to
the beholders much fun and amusement The Her.
aid speaks in the highest terms of the Female
Equestrianism displayed by the seven Young la
dies who were the competitors for the three pre-
mhms, viz: 1st-a gold watch valued at $50.
2nd--a bracelet at SIS; thrd-a pair of earrings at
$40.
MATRIMoNIAL-The Staunton Spectator learns
that Augusta county will be represented in Rich.
mond, during the Agricultural Fair, by no less than
one dozen newly married pairs, who have been
united at this particular time with view to the
favorable opportunity afforded by the Exhibition
for pleasant bridal tour
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

In Kentucky, at the Pennington County Court q
wealthy man who conrted girl "just for the fun,
has been mulcted in $1,000 damages for breach Of
promise.
There were u deaths in Boston last week
Gen. Twiggs, U. g. A., arrived in New Orleans
on the 2}d ult.
A snow storm was experienced at Concord, N II.
Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Worali, Baptist clergyman, of Mel
rose, MASS, reported to have been killed few
days ago, is alive and wen
Benz. Brandreth, the great pill doctor, is a candi
date for the n. York Senate. Hc ought to be abls
to work himself through.
rive new streets in Belfast, Ireland, are denomi
mated Alma, Balaklaya Inkcrmann, Tehernaya
and Sobastopol 4 TF757T17 : = 81 :
Chss. Higgins. youth II years of age, accident
umbu4s Ohio, on the 10th. 80 fs''sT'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

AWARD AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD CONPASY.-In the Lancaster county Court
last week Dir. Wilson obtained a verdict of $500
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company The
facts i'll the case arenot given. There is another
suit pending, of a Mr. Hudson, against tho same
company, for injuries sustained by tho breaking of
rail, which threw the defendant off the cars. he
at tho time being on the platform, which Is against
the rules of the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

WEALTH OF THE RoTHSCHILDs-An article ia
going the rounds of the press stating that the whole
concern of the Rothschlds is worth 500 600 900 in
money capital besides 5000 eco 900 more in real
estate mnes &c. So far from this being the fact.
the National Intelligercer understands that tho
general estimate In Eurbpe as to the aggregate
wealth of tho whole concern is 5000 600 900 francs,
or about $a0, 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
OPKNING OF
EA3 FALL VI Mn.I,;'an,s Ill = n =

va Cbe1n hlIueTy anu T aAV1 ~
O. Man n1 Street between l,h a11 1 18th T Strer;s h.,
Ha Bssaoas 1% ssS nSa Of aI ,Rona Ii mas
opFtea s i I'D Main Velvet Bonuets, dark and ancy
eo fs"'' 'paTs Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
@ s and variety Of RI9GRs aud EmbT0dsres sar
@lh al nj which vii be sold at the lowest New
lPa1 lPpa1(GiSETs, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
Jer Also Bonnets quilted for Indies and Chill
geaehiug and Pressing done at the shortest no
d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

Rear Admiralth the Hon w. Percy died i'm London
on the 9TH inst. In 1914, early in the spring, he
was appointed to the command of the Hermes, ~
guns which vosse after having 25 men killed and
"a wounded, in unsuccessful attack on Fort Boy.
or, Mobile, vas set on FIRE and destroyed to prevent
hor falling into the hands of the Americans in Sept
embcr Of that year. Capt Percy had under orders
and Sophie and Chidcrs, of 1s each. He was hon
orabiy acquitted Of all blame In tho loss of the
Hermes by court martial SffssyyfsEk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

TORNADO IN BRISTOL, r. IA most terrific tor
nado passed over the north part of the town of
Bristol, K l., little after o'clock on Sunday
morning, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
rain and hail. Fences were Frustrated and trees
broken off and blown up by the roots, and conside.
rable damage done to chimneys and houses. The
belt of the tornado was very narrow, probably not
over a quarter of mile in width and was about
five minutes only in passing over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
YIELD OF COPPER FOR ls55-Tbe

YIELD OF COPPER FOR 1S55--The Lake Supe
rior Journal gives tho amount of copper that the
agents of the different mines confident of being
able to ship the present season, as follows: From
the Ontonagon district, 100 TONS from the Eewee.
nav Point district 2255 tons: from the Portage
Lake district, 3454 tons, Total 4,79Ol tons, or
1851 900 pounds of copper the yield of the range
over al, ,6000OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
: ..,n ,,nEIIyt; OF FALL MILLINK-

EYapV AZ No. 20i BROAD AND \: r. COR
hhrp az BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
VI MS \, WIGAND. having just returned isom
ynrs n has now open large and hand
& S Of ,s8i1 FANCY s.%. snd rlla Aso Sa OK
saG 'ti1't T,p;nss fine Paris Feathers and Flow
t,' aad 5'a Head dresses Dress Caps and ysppe'y
~ 'f's.IPRR0Ss .Pgl1SS Also great variety of EMBRoi-
5eRR 3 With Of Hos5Eh9 m be and .oa Giafrdn, ,hs
'J.fs oi All o,k rices The Ladies of the city and
e: New ra."ectfay Gn requested to call and examine
t7la.s s'' Rornets Cans and Head Dresses made to
order. r.d ohaen oc q-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

FMTH-A negro preacher holding forth to
his congregation upon the subject of obeying the
command of God: Says he, brcdren, whatever God
tells me to do in dis book, (holding up the Bible
dat I'm gwine to do. If see in it dat must iumn
troo stun wall, am gwine to jump at it. Going
troo it longs to God, jump at it long to me-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

MORE PLANETS DIsCovFRED-Two more aste-
RODS or small planets, have been discovered be-
tween Mars and Jupiter, oneby Luther, at Blk, 10
Prussia situated at p. NJ, of that day in r. A.
deg: p min, and North doclination 80 minutes;
and the other by 345 deg 20 min, and South de-
clination Z deg 4e min. Both planets were also
again observed on the 7th at Altona or Paris, and
their retrograde motion on the two days was found
TO be about IA and Is minutes daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

ONE OF THE EFFECTs-ThdBoston Transcript
noticing the great amount Of money brought into
that city by strangers attending the agricultural
exhibition there, says that the amount of foreign
money received at the Suffolk Bank on Friday,
reached 81 0599 92s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

FREE WHISkEY.-The English papers state that
with the month of September departed the restric-
on which for ages has existed ON the free transit
OF whlskey from Scotland into England. The re-
Venue duties in both countries are now alike and
the occupation of the smugger and the border ran
ger become extinct together
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01
FALL STYLE MILLINERY,-

~ MISS B. PARKE is now opening very large
Ks3s and beautiful assortment OF Fall Style French
tN. and American Millinery. of the very latest
.,r-rs imported which she offers at unprecedentrd d
fu nrces Her assortment consists of every article
,,siy found in Fancy Millinery Establishment; and
tr stock Is all purchased for cssh, she feels assured
t,, sbe cau offer great Inducements to all who NAV
,or her with call at No. la5 Main street. She has
,rsrs on hand very fine collection of Hair Braids
r,,rii and Curls Of Parisian Manufacture Very low
,Erss ID. rAnhE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

RESULT OF GAMBIING.-A case has Just come to
iight at Hartford, Conn, showing that young mer-
chant has lost not only everything he was worth by
gambling, but has forged notes to the amount of
thousands, with the of his father and father
lnlaw cndorsers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

AN OLD VESSEL COSDRMNED.-JOel Schooner
was convicted last Wednesday at Auburn, n Y,
Of arson in the second degree, and sentenced TO the
State Prison for two years. This schooner is 9s
wears old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-01

MIssIoNARIES.-The schooner Georgiana, which
sailed from Boston on Saturday, for Smyrna, took
out the following missionaries: Rev. George C..
Knapp and Mrs. Knapp with Honr B. Heskel. NJ.
D., destined to the Assyran Mission Rev o. p.
Allen and Mrs. Allen, destined to the Armenian
Mission; Rev. Edward Arken and Mrs Arken.
destined to the Syrian Mission