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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

The course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches, Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the NJ odeyn Languages.
TERMS Payable semi.auuually in advance: -
Senior Classics and Mathematics. Oo
Common English Branchea................. 30 0o
Primary lnstruction..... - u,
Modern Languages, each...............'..... ~ W
sc 6-dlm~
D n. T.. TTGHE'> sELECr CLAssI-
IL. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCH o o L, on
Franklin street, above 7th.
The next Academic year of this School will open
on MoNDAY, the 18Th September and close the 18th
Pupils viii be received who are prepared to enter
any of the classes. class for beginners in Latin
Mr.. SAML s CARR, Master of A,,s from the
University of Virginia and very superior Mathsma-
ticsl Teacher, will assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD will teach Modern
An eminent artist win teach Drawing.
The PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics and most OF
the English Brsrekss
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
class of little boys under ten years of age, will
er s Reading. Writing, Spelling. Alithmstic and Geo
graphy exclusively, at tuition OF P25 per session
of ten months.
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons OF the school last year, were
the Rev T. V. Moore, o D.; the Rev. Geo Wood
bridge; the Rev H. s. Keppler; Messrs. VIM; H.
all, John Crane, Vim. Palmer, George s: Palmer,
Lewis D. Crenshsw, Corhin Warwick, J. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo Beers Pom
dexter, John Il. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell Ty-
lsT, &c. &c.
For further particulars, apply to
Z. II l.. TIGHE, A. NJ,
Franklin st., above It'll.
PS-As the vacancies few, early sppica-
ton fer the admission of pupils is desirable.
au S0-dlm
q r. Pc N IL K TOMS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TB
street. between Main and Frsnklin.-The next sss-
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July. So
TERMs-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $780, according to advance
ment au 2S-lm
DICBNlOND CA SeiGAs. AND MA
H THEMATlCAL ACADEMY.-fhe exercises of
this School will be resumed the LIST October next
Session 81 months.
The services of gradusts of the University of Va
BUcHLER in Modern Languages have been secured.
payable Semi-4nRualty, in adoance.l
For tuition in Latin Mathematics and English. $50
Do. Greek, extra. 10
Do. either of the Modern Langusgss... 70
For his qualifications Instructor, the Principal
rsfers to the following gentlemen among his patrons
during the past session: Gov. ID A. Wise, Messrs u
A. Myers Jno 81. Patton, A. r Rolladay Geo. w.
Gretter, C. Fontaine, y r Price, p r. Grattan, Rev.
G.WoodbIi6ge and J. Peterkn
"Mr Stuart is g graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute aud for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF Ma
thematics in it. | do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they Will find IN
him Jealous competent and faithful teacher.
Francis H SMlTH,
Superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
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nAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA.

II DENY.
JOHN b. CARY, A. M, Prineipal.
The next Session of this School will commence On
the first MONDAY in Octnber, and continus ten
months Tho subjects taught are Ancient and Mo
darn Languages Mathematics, the elements OF Ply
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board including washing. fuel and lights. $40 90
ntion according to advs ncement from $50 to 50 90
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting
extra
Address the Principal. Hampton, Va
Int
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
sttute will commence the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge OF
d. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
TUITION .oO
French, Italian, German Spanish, each.
Lain ID
Drawing from 500 to $50.
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department
Washing and Lights extra.
LEE POWELL, }p-,
ROB'T J. MORRISON, fnncipai''
Address, Richmond Va. jy 2l-ts
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DICHMOND liII1ITAKY INSTITUTE

II
REV. ]. AMBER WEED. Princip.l-Classical
and English Department,
MR. CHAS L. LAUCK, Graduate Va. Military In
stiiutel-Departmt: Mathematics Net. Science,
and Military Tactics.
M. J. MICHARD-Modern Languages.
III. ]. A. CALYO-Drawins.
The subscriber will commence the 9TH annual
session of his School the lat October next under
the above or eapizafIon
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
slsh course, Military Instruction will bs given to
all whose parents my desire it These will consi-
tuts corps of Cadets, properly uniformed, and sub
jected to regular daily drill and weekly parade,
The uniform by the Cadets viii constitute
their daily dress and will be SO planned a. to bs At
once economical and neat.
The duties of this department will be 20 arranged
as not to interfere with the regular studies and duties
OF the school, but will rather 1t 10 hoped become
stimulus thereto as we'll powerful agent in pro.
noting the health, manners and personal bearing of
the pupis, and ths general discipline of the school
new building, embracing commodious stuay and
recitation rooms. will be ready for the opening Of the
The locson 1.-THE brow of the hill adjoining tho re-
Idences Of Mrs. Bruce and mr. Seldom has been se
iecied with especial reference TO the comfort and
health Of pupils, being at retired aud accessible
Win free Circulation OF air, fine prospect, and spa
Terms as heretofore Circulars to be had ON sppli.
cation. j. AMBLER WEEIS
au 29---2m
$. very chrerfully bear my testimony to Mr.. c.
=. Lsuck Graduate Of this Institution, a. faith
fui snd iAborious teacher. He has been engaged in
teaching for two years and am sure will commend
himself 70 those who may Patronize the school in
FRANCIS H SMITH, Superintendent
Sly 1as'' p1Wss;. VIZ. ssaf iiE sale
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Att l. NJ 10 n -. Parents and
NA Guardians will find at the Metropoitau
Store, a well selected stock of SCHOOL
SHOES, such as Misses thick sole Boetses and Ties
with and wi hout heels, Of ell kinds and quality
Also. large stock of Boys aud Misses School
Satchells, which we will sell very low. We have also
received another lot of those Is cts. slippers which
selling else where for 800.
C. 8. MAURICE,
se 10 ISL Main st., Eagle Square.
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Eats. CAFa sEoEs, &c.

aaEREAT KEDU CTION IN THE ru
MPSICE OFBOOTS AND HATS-Frem Nil
kH is to 20 per cent saved by buying from J. SsHas
AS II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats best quality. ................$35 81
Moieskin Fats, second quality ................. Oe
Fashionable Silk Hats. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 80
Fine Calfskln Sewed Boots ................... 50
Congress Cater Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. Observation-Disclosures. 2;
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
OF the best makers in the city of PhadePha to sup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Caifskfn
sewed BeoT, which he will sell ct the unprecedented
price of $3.50. oc l8-d&cIy
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uICkOk,S PATENT POkTABLE CT
IL DER AND WINE MILL This Mill comes to
US highly recommended, and we have reason to be
leye it to he the beat Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price s AZ So
BALDWIN. CALDWELL CO..
au 2I---2m 148 Main street. Richmond.
RELLEVUE HOSPITAi1..-This i nsIitn-
- ton is situated ON Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
in delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
eysry convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lylng-in Wards are peculiarly commodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
ell patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
OOioi Gu per week
" hilSs.'''. ......'...ss............ ~ -
rrvste Accommodations ............. t. 10 3"
These rates embrace all charges for Board Med.
cines. and Medical and Surgca al atts enhance.
G. No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. d.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
C. s. MILLS M. D.,
C2th street, between Broad and Marshall
r. Z. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
Corner of fth and Grace streets
Resident Physcisn-Dr WOOD. my 24-em
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EVILS N. WEBB 81 CO., offer Tor safe
II 500 hbds N. o., P. r. and Cuba Muscovado Su.
gar, prime TO choice quality.
100 bbs. " Loverng's" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
500 bbls. "Stuart's" and Egertou, Dougherty &
Woods C and A Coffee Sugar.
IS half boxes "Loveripg's' and Eserton, Dough.
erty & Woods Loaf Sugar
100 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cuba Muscovado
Molasses.
60 bbls. prime New Orleans Eolasses.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
$40 bags prime Rio and Lsguayre Coffee.
500 pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
$40 kegs Old Dominion Naiis.
200 boxes Adamantine Candles.
Sperm aud Tallow do
Is barrela Tanners Oil.
Is do. Vinegar.
Rice. Cotton Yarns
Window Glass. by 10 and 10 by II.
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping Irvine.
Shot aud Bar Lead.
Pepper, Pimento Bed Cords.
Leading Lines Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Painted Buckets, Brooms, Backing, and
Green and Black Teas. Nc, ka Sc l-2m
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TT0HE MISSES BUCkIUs will reopen
l. their School, at the house of Mr. Richard Fox
9th street. between Grace and franklin, the lst ct
October next.
TERMS OF ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
Small children. w
More advanced classes. ~ Wy
French. ~ W
Music on PIANO.. ~ W
eu 30--dtIO
DICHNlOND FEMALE INSTITUTES
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Washing. ~ O o
Tuition in Collegiate Department. ~ w
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ........ 50 w
Ancient or Modern Languages each...."... ~ w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (68) has encouraged the Trustees TO
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the elevated and Ebe
raj ecae as the spacious and convenient accommoda
lions No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor Nc BY
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further Information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
~ 28-dSm Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATION.

T1KeNCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DiEs.-The next session will commence Oct. l.
iase And end July ], 1857.
MRa. PELLET has secured the services Of Prof.
EMIor, OF Paris, who will conduct the French de-
pertinent, aided by Mn EMIoN and efficient assist-
A thorough English course Of study 10 pursued BY
the whole School in the various departments
The French . SPOKEN in the family and classes for
French conversation held daily for the benefit Of
Circular OF the School be hsd on application to
MRS. PELLET.
.e9-lm Broad st Z. Richmond. Va.
MISS HALLS DAY school FOX
IVA YOUNG LADIES, will re-open the first day
of October, at the residence of James B. Macmurdo,
Grace street, between 9Th and 9th. The scholastic
year will end on the Sd day Of July
Miss HALL will be assisted by competent teach
ers in the Languages, &c.
English Tuition. ...................&4o
Modern and Ancient Languages, each.... -
DraWlne..-... ....................... "
Oil Painting Observation-Disclosures ~
&c 16 -dtIst0
ENGLIsH, classical And MATTE
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
Fourth street bettoeen Broad and Marshall
GL C. SALTER, Principal.
J. L: WILLIAMS. a. NJ } Assistants.
JOSEPH MlCHARD,
The fourth session of this School will commence
September pa, and close July 18th following
The course OF studies will embrace ths Common
English Branches, Mathematics Latin, Greek and
the NJ o6eyn Languages.
TERMS Payable semi-anuually in advance:
Senior Classics and Mathe $50 0o
Common English Branches.... 80 w
Primary Instruction. % ",
Modern Languages, each......"............. ~ w
se 6-dm~
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&~, SPLENDID s CUCk OF FAi4L
SrSMEAND WINTER STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., AT
1888 BROAD SThEET-By recent arrivals we are
in receipt of full stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, and complete assortment of Ladies'. Gen.
tlemeH's Misses, Boys and Children's BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS and Servants Shoes, COM
prisps every variety end style out this Not
withdrawing the recent advance in The price of shoes
will continue as usual to sell our well selected
stock at former low prices For further proof, call
at the new Dry Goods and Shoe Store.
Sc 20 MARCUS HARRIS. No 1e2 Rroan
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DICHNOND COLLEGE.--The next seq
IL sion will open lst October and close LIST July.

MRS. &C. !. DAKDEN beas leave TO in
WI form her friends and the pub ic that her School
for young Ladies' Shockoe Hill, Marshall street,
between 4th and 5th Streets 10 in successful ope
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev. James Nj Darden who, as well as herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
special attention to the thorough Anthmetica lin
GLIDING Book ping and Mathematical depart
meuts.
ET- She can accommodate a few more BoARDERs.
Richmond. Sept II, 1856 Sc ls-am
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NTAKDsWOKTH, TURNER - va
w I1lh streef, Richinss' ssort
ARE now receiving a very large ana wi.tsr
mont Of rich, fancy and staple Vail ana "
DRY GOODS. -,,o,
Towhich they particularly invite the
Merchants. pr f.l.pd csy
large consignment Of celebrated hoes :, Sl-lr
sirers and leans daily expected. ss1i 4.
SODA WATER IN POkCEi.Aia.s;s All spsgs
- TAINS--Our Soda Water nov n y seieiss
ton. and we WIZ ~ all times furrish tns .,f.csSS
and wholesome beverage in the greatest ,ss pss
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream ss,nsts. Os
afactursd by ourselves from tbs real ion -
Apparatus Il OF the most recent eoas..,,Tc POI
Fountains beias lined with the finest " .ash W.
CELAlN. and the cooling arrangement are
insurs In hsing q al times iey-cees saa Ssps 90
stantly coel On the Ice daring NE warm wsassisrs
MEADE BAKER, Phsysnasscsss .ssrssh
ls6. N. w. cesnsr Of Main saa W.
u 7e---Sm
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rA FOX hENT--A dwelling House ut
ss the corner of Cary and Foushes streets Five
4 rooms with freplaces in them besides the slc T..
en- and euthcuses for servants. A small garden TIA
house 10 conveniently arranged and in good ORDERS
occupied by the owner, Who intends to 20 to Ii
country. The premises may be seen by any per,
desiring TO rent Posse ssion given imm sdiatelv F
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS
ne 4-ts
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- FOX HENT..-The brick "a I.ss
Il on the Basin, at the corner Of caty G1kW
Ia streets, now occupied by Mess's r. o.,oss,
d. Tompkins- Possession given on Lex o. sSscHO
Apply to Ed y
jy f5-ts -----
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Soar eTONk finely rulvsrixed, for sale
WI. 8ATTLFH
els l42 Main Street
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-, FUH SALE OR HENT, and posse
eSs.i sion given Is. October next that Deauti.ug
1:1 csieG four acre Lot in the Town OF sys..a
with commodious brick dwelling and all neeef'y
out houses thereon, and recently occupied W
James Guest. ar.
ALSO-One four acre Lot upon when ~ 80,
Portable frsmed dwelling, kitchen, &c, saa oae 't
=. ;sw JAMES GRAY's SOM.
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rom n d I-lhc Sraa,te
EE!1 store on Cary, between 18th ond iotn ST.
Qez Possession given Immediately. ApRyso
a. % =. David ]. 8as
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Board OF COuncllInen.

This Board assembled at their rooms in the City Hall
afternoon the Preside mt, B. f. pincsney in
the chair.
The minutes OF the last meeting we're read.
Coueilman HoppER-Mr. President, see by the mi
nues that to the President at the last meeting
paper recommending that George Merritt be appointed
missioner Of Deeds For fear this gentleman might
think intended to purcsque bin, will say sent
in any such paper.
The PaFDgHT-The paper came to me unindor sed and
knowing that Councilman Hopper very particular
fri. nd Of Mr. Merritt the Chair took the liberty OF
dorsing it.
Councilman MrRRrT--Ar have got 70 say Is, am
not q fighting but II any sent that in with the
intention OF passing burlesque noe, ii find out VINO
that man H. will strike him or die. tAughter) can
take Joke well other pan bot il any man did
that for burlesque will strike him. If ne is Dig
Capt. May nard. QAughier3
Petitions next in order, but none OF importance
we're presented.
RESOLUTIONS being next in order, a resolution WAS
offered calling upon the legislature tor permsson to
point HUNDRED additional Commissioners OF Deeds.
This resolution was adopted.
resolution was then offered and passed to Committee
Of The Whole apPropratiBg tive thousand dollars for
Board of Aldermen, and the same SUN fol- Board Of
CouDcl1nep, 70 pay for the printing Of each Board.
The Board then resolved itsef into Committee OF the
Whole upon the tax levy, Councilman Barney in the
chair.
The report of the Committee on Finance then
read.
foupcilusn PfycKyFY moved to award the Mayor
IS 0oO for contingencies which sxuck out of the
levy by the Board Of Aldermen. This was lost.
Ipon motion, the Board then concurred with the
Board of Aldermen in cutting of this appropriation OF
81 coo for the Mayor and without further debate
CURED with the Aldermen for the whole OF the levy
1856.
The committee then and the tax levy was then
adoptsd and passed to third reading The Board then
adjourned till the first Monday In February.
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Snr ST DysTho following correct narrative Of tins
The packet ship St Denis of MesrS Boyd Hnckens line
Hayre packets by Messs Tus and Gardner.
third officers unfortunate vessel The speaks
tor would have appeared earlier had Mr. Tufts been
in situation able him, with mis- associate arrange the
correct OF tho for publication The OF noble
,hp near coast, and within such brief period
ny port total oss by blp@reck and
benee he history of the catastrophe, connection with
lsr log cannd. fail interest the public -
nyhe ship st Denis discharged pilot steanboat Al pM
On the hi time; wind NV and moderGte all
nth O'Clock AN ship making water, pumps having been
tried every hours from which time tie wind commenced
baulg norheTy, and so hauled Until reached SE.
ook all y. 1t sal and double Icefed ops wind
mrs and this day AT 1870 I'M. the Oh reefed
fore and m2en opsal rescd courses and furled
lsh,; $50 Pm blowing heavy gale IRON W. At 10 PM part
I'd siaboaid main topsa Sheet ciewed The sa up ard
red hauled down fore tapnast saysa ard the
double reefed at I'm carried away lsoord fore
bee, blow be sail entirely Close reeings
or a gaskcg Of ha oresa which blew away
eeaer Win spa The ship thea eu Off the trough
,rbosrd sida inush that impossible the
unmus sarbcHTd crank handle hyjpg been broken and
The SCARE being hand had they been they would
nave useless AN the weather fnoderatca called
a hands 10 turl the pic sails then hanging yards
nd 30 AN all haEds again caae, 70 water casks
and suays which washed aqr the main deck. AT
hr rcane ship ing with her lee fa under water, and
I'D still sshing her lore and att AT As0AM osnd
II cabin led wafer which probably caused by he
sea ara water casks and the main deck bursting The
yhicb prpyed unsucoesstu A, AN cut away mizsn
If Mich time s mate received injury the back
head At6aAM cut away main mast ct hich itne the ship
raid on partly 70 the wind The starbosrd
aayipp be shp IN The uouph Of the sea with heary list e
VSs,r y funpinR the wreck Of the nsin ard mscn mass
win al DE yards agaed under stAspyTi coger n abl&
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MARITIME INFRLLIGENC E.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
Fox AsPlSwALGeorge Law 5h and 81 Louis Goth Of each
FoR PurrA ARESAs-star OF the West 9th aud Northern
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
and M $ us sus Sea YORK.
ana New Orleans l.S From New Orleans 2nh Havana Is
EMr,ns CRY OR NEW GaAsApA-From New York t,h,
irving Isyana I'd anc New ors, ns 2sh From New Or
BLACK WAnnoa-srcm New York 10TH arriving at Hsvsnx
lou From New o. leans 9Th, HAvaoa
cuAxrR crY-Trom New YORK 10Th arriviugat 18th
ard Mobile 7h From Mobile 0th Havana sn, due at New
CHnAwsA-fro Now York 18th, arriving at Hav.aa sO.h
due a. New York lsih
Whsn The s Sunday, the steamers viii ssll
Ml admit ana he isabel leaves Charleston aud H"vans Al
TIE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
he following be OF value TO those having correspond
TIE mail leaves Southampton the 9Th and 10Th OF each
Arrives Al Gibrs!tar about the OH ana 9Th
Arrives Malta the l4th and S0h OF month";
Arrives Alexandra about tho 18th Of sas and th OF FOL
leaves Sue. about the 10Th a Of same and 9Th or 9Th of
Arrives Alden shout the 9th 18th OF and iobor
i:Sys. Adea 18Th s.h e and day Of arr
and sII is'a to "a, Of he following mouth - :
sd = % q sIvss At pon DC Cane A00a me
leaves Port dc Gse tor Palo Penang day, the
Arrives at Puio Pensng about the 2h or and
18th Of follow ng mot Ia -, ,e,, :, o., :,
Leaves Singapore abou, u hou, after arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'D or -i and SIN on ION
OF following month.
Two n ala leave Fl gand-oue 9Th and 10Th OF each
Narcotics and arrive AT Alexandria about the same
time as the Southampton mail.
ALMANAC FOR YoRx-ras
sus srys ............ IL NOON RISES. 81
sErs......,........ o. HIGH wArxR.. morn II ~
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1856.


NURu9R AND ROBBERY OF JEwgLRY PEDLAR IN
few day ago published an account from
Hannba, paper OF the my tsrious disappearance OF
Frsnchman named Jules Du collier, who, in company
WITH man nsmed wilma Hull arrived in sAst city
about the first the preoa month rrey took lodgings
in The some rocus and seemed Intimate friends Their
baggage consisted of three trunks Next day they
huntDg-in tbs evening Hall returned alone and
ported that Du Coasr bad met an old snd and would
not return TIL next day. Next morning Huu left for
Quincy, ILL.,, taking with him two trunk one Of which
supposed to have belonged to bu Collier. Some days
elapsed when the people Of Hsnaa resolved to unravel
the ystery By searc ID the direction the men had
taken. Five or six went out for this purpose, but
they unsuccessful. Next day, the 18th, larger
nuTsber went out and about noon they found the body
of On Collier in brush thckst aboct two miles south
81 Hannibal Hs had ben shot throagh the head
His body hard frozen probably In the very position
in which he had fallen. HAL reached Quincy, remnaned
there two three days. and then took tho Northern
Cross road tor GalesSur stating that he was going from
thence to Chicago. The murder to obtain
possession OF large amount Of ieweiry and mocey con-
tanned in the at the hotel t~o OF which were car
ried away by Hull is supposed that lm Collier was
the travelling agent OF watch makiag establishment
France snd that be left Paris time IN the spring
1855 Ii believed that he had relati ms living in
scotland Adar countless Missouri Toe trunk left at
the no. Il examined, and among other things two
cspts were iornd signed by Accrue Il McLauahau, mum
betd aud three and receipt signed McRes
bred two; aud two negotiable notes, signed by John
ives for $lT5 and $4oO The truck Ae Stse contained
large quantity 81 cicthirg and little t.inxeA.& Loss
RtTuttieon, Jan. Il.