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Btreet, New Orleans, La,
= VERMIFUGES. n
Winer's Canadian, 5.5jgg IA
Psrry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
s5BALsAM and COUGH REM.
Y EDIES, Y
Wistar,s Balsam of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
ShermRn's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarians
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsnm,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
K Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's BaIsam 3Liyerwort, e
Jayne's ESpectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers IiVerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Jiiyerwort, If
stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do, VI.
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls, * ri
s. T. Townssnd's,
Slnds's, z
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers, 5
Graei1enberg's
=. Bristol's
Guysott,s Yellow Dock.
4 PIiASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Events Strengthening
1 Jew David's or Hebrew,
/ Badeat,s, II
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Griffith's Adhesive,
| HolloWay'6 Arnice
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Tobias'B Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone.
Keliinger's,
Gardeners, Il
Bartine's Hors'
Merchants Gargling,
Mr. Cherokee,
s jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoopfs Tonic, lG III
Speeds Febrifuge, u
Vegetable Febrifuga. &.
LOzENGES.
Sherlnan's Cough and Worr
Rryan's Pulmonic Waters,
I.ocock's Pulmonie Waters. :.
~ HAIR PREPAR ATOMS
Loyett's Wahpene or HairGlo
Barry's Tricopherons,
Lyons K atharisn, ii
II Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Inyig0rator,
: Jayne,g Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
! Iondon's Oriental Hair Topit
, HaueI's Fan Lastrale,
Oldridge's Balm Of Collmbii
| Radway,s Circassign Balm,
PANACEAS.
Swatn's Houck's, ~
Culten,s Indian Vegetable,
:, LongIey's Great Western.
/ OINTMENT AND SALVE
. Dalley'saIagical PainExsraci
f. Professor Holloway's Oint1nt
McAllisSr's All-Healing,
!. Brooks Magic Salve, Ptyo
Pile,
: Gray1s Harrison's Specific,
\ TrnSk' "a Magnetic, Jndklh's
= Louden's All Healing, Russ
/ OILS.
u Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Searpa's
q British, Harlaan.
n .87t,s1gs BITTERS.
I tIoffat's Phoenix, Blake's A
y matte,
Hibbard'S Wild Cherry,
W0LFE'S AR0MAT1
Is Me- Druggists and Mercl
articles contained In the apo
Is vantage by calling or sendiI
be found the most extensive
u MEDICINES in the Unite
- GENUIt
,4s5s - Npu JEl or
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RGARpOR5D DIRECTORS FOR 1850 fcesa-Henry Bier,
PRESIDENT Stroud Treasurer; Secretary
nssnsF S Smith II Ks
SON. u. Homes. SsSon-Daniei Merritt. MemhersF rank
Lewis y. g Wilson, George seymant II Goldman G. u.
BLTSS iN ODD ELL EYS, may be procured
by Fl IS Canal street;
Mt ID FIT STETsoSs ca Camp street; H MfLspAuGH, U.
s. Mint and Secretary Office. in Odd Fellows Hall
4ner Of Camp md Lafay ette streets.
The ne1efS lodges will be $40 per
swant, ID all others, $50 per vault. 4EES5
Information relative u she purchase Of Lots be had
sapnfeaisoIlt 10 the SECRETARY. 3$
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T q -if.=I 4 #
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gouley,S Vegetable, Goleman'5,
Hootiand's German, O aygennted
Z 81 I'll COSMETfC is.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fun,
Jone's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS. 55l
Lows Brown Windsor, Nj
Jones Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet md Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OF all descriptions.
q ". ri PILLS.
|Wrjeht's Indian Vegetable, "
|Motiats Life, Brandreth's,
Morrison's, Lees, New London, /
PARIS, sappington's, Champ
ions, s
lGraeffenbergs Jayne'B sanative,
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Camo-
Hibbard's Antl.bilions, Peter's,
igpencer's vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
! Anderson's, Allebasia's Health, y
iWjster,s Gentle PurgasiTe,
| AlIebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
fChickner's Sugar. coated,
|Gilbert's Ambitious, Beck
lI.ady,s Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile.
.iScotts Vegetable, Eagon'si
lRadway,s Regulators, 2. a
lRose's Railroad, L.eiyfs Female,
lLoude1's Indian Sanative,
.iI.ouden's Ague, Holloway's,
IHalsted's AntlsDyspeptic,
lGordop,s, Mcbane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
tPhaIon,s Magic, Batchelor'si
}Gilman's Instantaneous 4. RAJ
Billiards., ] nles Hanel's,
.IJuyne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IDr. Morse'8 fnyigorating Cor
il dial.
lThorn's Extract, g.
Tarrant's Aperient, ,5g5g
lTarfant's Elixir Of Rhubarps
iCarteris Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
lToothuche Drops, .E5.a
,ILyon,s Magnetic Powders,
MRS. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
WATTS Nervous Anti,
!, billings Astringent,
j, lHyatt's Life Balsam,
lMcAfuDn's Elixir Of Opium,
j. IRadway,s Ready keiiel,
Railways Reao!yent
ITarrant's IndeIible Ink,
lDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
= DR.. Fitch'a Inllaling Tubes,
1 DR.. Roses Preparations, II
4 Winer's arcanum Extract, 22
fTeneur's Specific, s3
j, IaIarshall,s Catholicon,
tDr. Fitch's Preparations,
II lMorse's Compound ) Syrup o
Yellow Dock, rs
5sl Perry Dayis's Pain Killer, ~
b:awn's Essence Of Ginger,
tMortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound,
8 lMortir1ore,s Cordial Bitters,
55lMyerts Extract Of Rock Rose,
Gfossman,a Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific, III j.
UphRfn's Pile Eiectuary,
Stear's opedildoc,
Godfreyis Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam, r&
lDr. Cnllen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
Or. Jnyne'g Family Medicines.
!. lSeidli,z and Soda Powders,
OIL E.pping's Fluid Extract EHchu,
ntl T.ncina Cordial, 5
Juno Cordial,
Is Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.s
Lcidy's EraSive Soap,
Kirbyts Cholera Drops,
Ia. Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpOhn's Headache Remedy
| Conneil's Mixture,
do Dir. Marchlsl's Uterine CatAoI
can, -
a iCcwanis i.lthontriptfc,
TO- Louden'8 Preparations, +.
Hopghton's Pcpsin.
G SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
ANTS, and all dealers in any Of III
IL catalogue, will find Il 10 their ad
& their orders as above, where VI
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,EgTg> HALL,S PA,TENT CONCEs ErrE FIRE
. RtnfSMP RON f SAEES.-THE ONLY EIREPRNQF SAN

nREsSED, TONGUED AND tsROOVED
D YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The subscribers keep
santlyon hand complete assortment Of To1gnsd Grooved,
Dressed Yellow Pine Flooring ~, " and IS inches thick
Also Dressed Floorng Ceiling and Weather Boas
| seasoned and ready for use.
ling oists and general of Lumber for Building
purposes which the attention of the trade is invited
| : "' MERRITT G MCCONNELL
| 800 nnru In an1H nlEar stre
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a + NEW NEW ORLEANS o ESt ASTM 5pHfssr

b T. K. BENNETT. ssS5S4aa
5aT M NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRo WORk undersigned beg leave to inform.
the public and builders generally, that they manu-
featuring a., k k Of Architectural and Building Iron
ing shutters, Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Bridges, Roofs, ETC. 53fS
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Col
umns vsnators aud Sash Weights FL all orders Of
every descrpiono Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. r.#5-.5
+ je243m .-..1@z BENNETT co. q
II EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS. LEEDS 4
Ia Co.. Founders and manufacturers of Vertical and Ho
zonial Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans
gar Kettles Clarfers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Columns and
Machinery required for the South ~
We have duly authorized and prepared
STIIiIIMAN,S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
feI2 d&Wly LEEDS L co.
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~ CHAS. Ca GAINES 8 Co., IMPORTERS
fsIsN AND DEALERS IN .FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
(eSs HARDWARE, CUTDERY, etc, No. &c Magazine and
w 40 Gravier Streets have hand and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures si=5E Il,
Nails, Castings, Axes; lS 555 Carpenters Tools;
Hoes Spades and Shoyels Corn and Coffee Mills; n
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope; Z
Fifth and Trace Chains Mill, Pit and Cross Cnt Saws
Anyils Vices Bellows; Counter Platform Scales
Stocks Dies, Screw Plates Andirons and Tenders; n
Hammers and Tongs Silovels and longs;
Grind SoHes oil sizes; $4& Cotton und Wool Cards
Hooks and Hinges; it; Iron and Brass Screws
Tin Ware; d. a5E&5.9 - Rodgers gallery.
Together with alare assortment Of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brushes Perfnmer Paper and Blank Books etc. which
the lowest prices for cash city paper no25
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TNRUGS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBER
~ the following articles for sale ut the Lowest
500 ounces S. QUININE;
300 pounds Am, CALOMEL; ga..l ~.
200 do Eng Y. do; e. ..'
10 do nOvER'S POWDER
200 ounces NITRATE SILVER;
bhIs CREAM TARTAR, pure;-
5 do GtM CAMPHOR; ...s@
s cases Refined BORA Fl -igl f. .
/ cask LIME JUICE :. .r-5.=5-s.+
do CHLORIDE LIME;
20 bbts Flor. SULPHUR;
Is do COPPERAS - a.a.=
% do RoliBRIMSTONE, st -lt5-
50 cusks SAL SODA rfs l]sz- "a. syn. ,I.-.
rs kegs SUP. CARB. SODA; \
60 ounces OTTO ROSE a
8 OIL LEMON -. -'s--5--.EI-. ~
3 do OIL BERG MOT;
% cases COOPER ISINGLASS; 10y
.. gu boxes CASTLE SOAP: 55aI-I .rz .-s-r@t
.. s bblsJ AMAICA GINGER: = -, z=2
300 pounds AT. CAYENNE PEPPER, pure;
E. B. WHEEtOCK, 5
.aIG f1tdEW d. Magazine street.
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LUNESCILOSS BROS. u Co.
N~-<sT III Camp street, beg leave to advise the City
Fl XIX and Country trade that they have hand
on g. consignment, and ordered to close
Pistols Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Pottemon
BnileTs Hardware every deseripop crates Tools Etc.
etc., etc. they offer at most reasonable prices and
j. q s = 4 y falt
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FILHTAN'S EsAsASSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI circulation INSCRIPTIONS parties to the effect that my
Patent gasse Furnace Infringement some other pa
and thereby renders planters who my Furnace
liable suit for damages have made it expedent for ue to
and we'll known Patent attorney to examine
the papers file the Patent Office in relation to the sub
jec his below sufficient comment upon the
honesty OF those who would prejudice bs.
negs bT such MEANS SAMUE Ell H. GILMAN, -F
81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
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safe operation easily administered than
other the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of the Worms in the bowels follows e eoantsnsnee Is
eyes heavy and dull the breath fd the lip swollen,
itching the nostr which the patient 10 pick his nose
disturbed patient often awakening in great
fright and is liable starting and grinding the teeth the sPpe
te exceedingly Irregular being sometimes yoracious others
feeble and in some instances depraved- 80
To he following certificates numerous might be gdded bu Il
suicientt establish the fact that
WTNER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE Is SUPERIOR
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tNs,. INSTRUCTION I'm VOCAL MUSIC
HHkN THOMAS MARTIN, of the Oldest Instructors in
3 this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require Recommendation. sat5& 553$5Q XIV 4
n9- Orders left with P. WERLEIN, No s Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention. o9u
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MUSIC TEACHING.

-zsA MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GulTAR, at
S. month"; twelve lessons. RS-LECTu at ~ Con.
stance street once week. :Gg&F G4 VI felO ~ y
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WINES, LIQUORS, etc.,
w 10 quarter casksP IL tiohdard's BRANDY
10 half pipes Alex. Seignetes ~
60 quarter casks imitation French
< pibes Pure Holland GIN; s3
81 quarter casks OLD BURGUNDY PORT; ID .z
Ii HARMONY SHERRY;
90 bbls OLD MONnNGAHEEA WHISKY;
90 do RYE WHISKY, superior s-z-a
quarter casks NORWOOD G CORDIAL;
Is boxes AkRAGK PUNCH Fl.
20 CLEAR PUNCH r..E..-
10 NORWOOD G0RDIAL:
$50 :. superior OF u BRANDY - 5= 1t
y 50 =. CHAMPAGNE CIDER; r.
30 ;. Dunbar's Aromatic SCH EIDAM sCNAPPs;
For sale by j. II. CARTER Il Co, ".
ie2 cnrner Common ind rchonpionlas SITS.
ANIs-2eQ eces ehgiSe Spg1E Cured , for sale by
my26 s' Fchoupirnuas street.
DIG IElON5U tons just received ship Sultan, for sale
by &c. W. OLIVER &. co.
my No, 26 carondelet street
SSTAREEH-3O0 Fox's Wheat PEARL for sale by
I ~ VOORHEES,, GKIGiiS n CO.,
e rny2a Is Tchenninulas street.
TIIOUIg0OO bbls Extra Superhne ST. Louis for sale
Il by ~! VOORHEES, GRlGGS &c CO.,
myl3 i l6 TchnuptOulas street
pEFGF20O half barrels Davis Farty Mess for sale by
I - VOORHEES,, GRIGGS Il co, -l..I. d.
! my29 If Tnhnnnoulas street,
| EHLOUI&-5Q0 bhls ST. I.onis Extra, tnr sale by
! VOORHEES,, ERIGGS & CO..
| my20 Is Tehouptoulas street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March IA, 1856.
To Samuel Fl. Gilman, Esq;
Sr-Sugar planters with perfect safety and security
contract with you your improved ngasse Furnaces in
with teabe claims held under existing
tents. still explicit it in wise conflicts with
claim held under existing paents Respectfully yours,
THOS. c. CLINTON, 4i4 Seventh street,
AMI Il Opposite Patent Office.
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WINNERS CANADIAN VESSNlfFU 5iAt - a
yond the shadow doubt by the experience and testimony Of
the eminent physicians than hreeTohs Of the
diseases with which children afflicted caused by worms
Thousands of children die annually from those Diseases when
the cause is either not known attributed something else
preparations which have been Recommended IS
Worms but experience has proved them all more
Intellectual the end however has at length been attinea
remedy found which has failed to destroy Worms
wherever they existed This assertion is supported by The
testimony the eminent physicians and respectable nd
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FROM THE REV. j. FLANAG AN, OF BANBRooK, G. ".
j. WINERSir: have made the trial Of Canadian
yenifurs, and with the happy results any Owl fam
n.y. and which has knowledge the ex-
pnlsion Of has followed the administering Of your YER
ug every here prefers it to other as its effects
CERTAIN children take 1t readily which ID great
Si..LSui ;,ri.;E.. ac;,a tEci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

DUEL ON THE MIsSIsSIPPI-A correspondent of
the 81 Louis Democrat writing from Memphis on
the 10Th inst says that duel was fought in the
vicinity of that city the day previous 1t seems
that on the late trip of the steamer North Star
from New Orleans to this place. two of the pas.
sengers, Col Charles Burgthal, from Philadelphia.
Oh an elecone ering tour and were old frends bay.
very warm discussion, the one defending democra.
cy and the other republicansm, which resulted in
offensive language of personal character against
Col. Burgthsl In the presence of so many passen
gers the Colonel felt it incumbent on him to demand
Tetraction of the insulting matter, which being
denied, challenge and acceptance to fight were
soon settled upon. Two Hungarian officers nam.
Szalay and L. ShulteZ, lately in the service Of
Walker at Nicaragua, who WI ere passengers on the
boat volunteered rs seconds. Pistols and fifteen
PAGES were the terms proposed, but strange to say,
The seconds the master of the boat and all the pas
5engers, including many ladies' opposed the propo-
si:ion, and cobtended that the fight should be had
Win swords The Hungarisns offered their 50
ores. and the next day, on reaching Memphis, the
parties Landed, and, procuring the attendance of q
Dr Hlli, also passenger on the boat, proceeded to
some grounds adjoinDgthe city, accompanied by
many OF the lady and gentlemen passengers. The
duel WAS then fought with great herceness, and
resulted in the defeat of Major Regle, who by the
superior skill of his adversary, received two ter
l!tIe cuts, the one on his cheek and the other on
his chin, causing him to drop on the field Re-
turning 10 the boat, the wounds of the Ma or were
dressed, and reconciliation of the parties was eff
fected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

AN INCIDENT IN CALIFoRNIA.-The Rev.
Bishop Andrews, in one of his letters from Cali
fornia, relates tho following incident:
ride of fifteen miles brought US TO the house of
Jnose Dickinson, the Tuolume river We were
sindiy treated. We hsd here quite an interesting
incident Mrs A. recognized in one of the waiteIs
young man W horn she had L no wp in Alabema; but
be had changed his name, and when she inquired If
be wgs not b. c. he denied il, and the family know
him ssE. NJ. ftod her she was probably mistaken,
but she persevered, womanks, and iually succeed
ed in cornering bin. Finding ibat he was recog-
med be made an honest confession He had come
u California, been unfortunate in business, and
redYced the necessity of egiug stealing or work.
ing He very properly chose the latter. and was en-
poyed as waiter at the public house, at $40 month
his board. This wise resolve, yet his pride
revoited tbe idea of its being known that he had
falen Into such menal employment hence, to pre-
vent his friepGs from knowing h m, he had changed
his mans. His feelings "a son broke forth when be
ionnd Tho knew bis mother, and could give him
,cing. from home. The interview may be ovenuied
i0f good. He said cur return the following week,
ths' he intended to ssye all his wages, and return IN
q ;e~ months to Alabama His employer spoke
AFhly Of him 40 q very excellent young man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
lN SUPERIOD READY MADE CLOTHING


~ SUPERlOD READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER, 1885 and l857-Com-
prising all styles of fall and winter Over Coats
Raglsnds, Tanas and Shaws; Dress and Frock Costs,
of French and English cloths; Business Coats, of
fancy Cloths and Cassmeres; Vest in endless variety
of Silk, Satin. Velvet Plush, Merino Cashmere, Cas-
simere Ae; Black, Dress, and fancy French and Cas-
simere Pants; do. Satinet, Kersey, &C.; Fur.
nshing Goods; Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Stocks. Com
FORTS Muflers &c, of the greatest variety; Snspen
ders; Kid, Silk, Fur, Buck and Cashmere Gloves
Eandkerchiefs Socks; Shirts; Collars Silk and Me
nno Under Shirts; Silk. Merino, and Cotton Flannel
Drawers; Umbrellas; India Rubber Goods, &c.-
wholesale and retail
j. d GOODMAN has now open at his large new
store rooE, 1l9 Main street, Richmond. Va, large
and entirely new stock of fall and winter Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles of every
grade of Goats. Pants and Vests, AMI Furnishing
Goods From his great facilities in manufacturing,
MS liberal patrons and the public generally will sti
nnd ail articles in his line, from finest to lowest
grades OF the very best make and at unusually low
prices for cash.
Remember place and No., Ils Main street. next
deor to j. w. Randolph's Bookstore.
Tri weekly Receipts direct from the Manufactory.
se 10 j. D. GOODMAN
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NOTICE..-The undersigned have formed
COP artnership for the purpose of conducting
wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS, under the firm Of PEYToN PAT
TON.
~ Office for the present over J. J. Fry's, Eco,
Basin Bank.
Refer to VIM. n. Mcfarland, Esq, Hon. John N.
Patton, and Messrs. Haxall 4 Co., kichmond Col.
T. J. Randolph and N. Burnley, AlbemaIle.
THOMAS @. PEYTON,
oc I5-d3w ISAAC w. PATTON
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YU p. PERKINS, NO. 141 x A q l. x
w EQUAaE-Are receiy,us this morning large
additions TO their stock Of Cloaks, Shaws, kc,
"A Rich Velvet and Moirs Antique CIosks.
Black and Colored Cloth DO
Plain long and square Shawls a
Stella and Satin Bctdsred do.
Broche Shawls and scars
1iso. wide Black and CoIosed velvets, and Moirs
Antiques for Closks; Ladies' Cloths and Cloak Thin
minss 70 which they invite tbs attention OF tne ~
dies. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

LOUIS NAPOLEON FEARS AssAssINATIoN.-Itis is
stated that arrests continue to made in Paris OF
individuals suspected of conspiring against the
life of the Emperor. The conducto his Majesty
on the occasion of his return to Paris and since,
gives the impression to the public that these Ar.
rests are based upon facts which fully warrant the
utmost rigor of the police. His entry into Paris
was private, unannounced as regards the hour.
and made under the most cautious circumstances
His carriage, which was closed, was surrounded
by mounted men, and instead of passing over the
usual route, they passed rapidly through the city
by the river quays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

Hon. d. M. Barringer, Ex Minister to Spain
has taken the stump in North Carolina for Buch
anan.
Gov. Bragg has appointed the Goth of Novem
Der to be observed in North Carolina as Gay of
thanksgiving. Gov. McRae, of Mississippi, has
appointed the same day for that State.
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eF THE nEDICAL COL.

l. LEGE OF VIRGIEIA.-The Infrmary come Ct
ed With the Medical College, located in the city of
Richmond, (corner of College and Marshall streets1
is open for the reception Of patients throughout
year. All persons requiring Medical Surgical
aid except the insane, and those laboring under con-
tagous diseases, admitted into the lnstiutioa
The accommodations for the siek are complete.
Of the College. The attending Physician and Sur
geon visit their respective wards daily. ard in
of difficulty all the members of the Faculty CALI
ed in consultation. The charges for board medicA.
attendance surgical operations nursing, and every
service rendered by the Institution, are for
White Patients. 30 Per week.
Colored fatseDa. .
Private Accom- odstions. ........7 TO Is +"
Attending Surgeons PRors. GIBSON, PETicoLAs and
WELi FORD.
+" Phyhcisns-TUcKER, ScoTT and CoHwAg
Resident Physcian-MARIoN HowARD, n. D.
stewsrd-N, TrRsLEY.
President of Infrmary-L. 8. JorsEs, n. D.
cr lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF APPLES NASH
vile (Tennessee) Gazette notices the sale At
lion there of some apples raised in Cumberland
county, in that State, by J. w. Dodge, and exhib-
tied at the Fair. They were sold by the half
dozen, and as high A. five dollars and twenty cents
per half dozen paid. The whole lot sold, amount
Ing to about barrel and half of seven different
varieties, brought one hundred and eleven dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

KILLED Charles Callahan. the correspondent
Of the N. o. Picayune, who accompanied General
Tay lor's army during the Mexican war, and who
forwarded to that paper the proceedings at Haya.
ma, during the Lopez expedition, was killed at the
battle of San Jacinto, in Nicaragua. His commu-
nicatons over the signature of 20. c." were
widely read at those interesting periods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

-. ihE CENSUS OF RussIA.-Tbe Monitsur de
Arinee gives the following as the result Of the
,ehses Of the Russian empire, taken by order Of
Iee Emperor al the time Of his accession to IT. .
tLrone The total number of the population
amounts 10 Is, ,OO0O 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

hR. MARcY's CiRCULAR.-The London Post,
speaking of Mr.. Hsrcy's rnaratime circular, says:
we DO not want q war with America, but We
must look upon 1t eventuality not impossible
Ana We mas: consider how IL is to be carried on;
nol by Land, for there she is unassalable; hardly
ssa'ns: her war navy, for with such disproporton-
H'e numbers, it could do but little mischief. Is Ii
~ lef commerce that she Is chiefly yuInerabIe.