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AUCTION SALES.
)OTS, SHOES AND BROGANS-CREDITS SALE, WITH
III

BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs-CREDIT SALE, WITH
out reserve
BY rEYCHAUD CO.,
C. SAAoRY, Auctionecr.
SATURD ~ the 2.d ~ dn g It 40 o'clock A.
Custonho'se and Benyie streets, will be sed--
l5 Of Boots Shoes and Broeas, comprising asso
as5-salc whhou, reserve. n2l
Dry Goods, Store Fixtures, etc.
BY BLACIIE Il LEAUMONT, Auctionecrs.
T'UEsDAY, tH /: e, 25th inst, ct 10 ociock A;
cao'l'"r' Hats i'oo's' Shoes, h,y Goods etc.
The Tx'",ss co'e's etc. belonging to said store y
SUCCESSION OF JOHN S. THACKER, DECEASED.
BY r. L. SYKES, Auctioneer.
p late d cc:esse1 corner Religions and
siS Of Sea Os Gt y so s i""wy yiS rS
perry belonging to said SUCCESSION
% Iir;tys with Harness and License.
SUCCESSION De JOHN $. THAcKER, DECIDE.
PAR X. i. SYKES Enc,nenr
MAItDI. Novcmi,re 2jni, Il midi, jtzstc; on
ITI tireont, la residence de lie aecrIc, teosn:u
IT yd M,t Ca ct T5" G 1"n DE- 5y s' 1
rr"miett suiy'ut, app'a tenant a cetc >rccesso--
10 Drays, ,vcc l'Iarnois ct liceuce.
! lo"r argent compliant. nl4 % q u
CATALOGUE SAIL! or ERANlIEs, WINES, RUN, TO
fncco,
BY r. b. SYKES. Auconeer.
! WTEDNE the 2tith Inst, ut lIaIf-J,ast
w 10 o'clock a. NJ. the IS Camp will be sold
the following Wines, l'rtldes an! under CustomoUe
keys, and entitled to dchcnt,rc, VIZ:
3uu packages BaEdies, Of The following bandt George, r.
Bay 90, Mawett. fOUniey rnlet Il Iautier tiOitll-
| berg, Augustine Vineyard PrUpI icio:s NOr Si!tz.
Is lcmjohns Rose Water; q do Orange Flower Water.
| 100 hampers Carct BOTTLES gross EACH
10 quarter casks Pale Sherry Wine.
u t"steiln
| 50 =: rartii!n, very pale and delicate.
& hLlS MavarH Wine,
25 or cask4 Maic;r4 Wine: 100 Or easka Port Wine
| - Pure Juice Port: $40 GAGS ttltTe Wine.
| ltU casks st. Julien Care: Winr
| u bib White Vine, liaut Sautcrne.
0J y. BOXERS irtcrs
| II punclie0ne Jamnjc" Run.
40 boxes YirsniH Io"cco H. IS and ~ Pancake and Titt,
choice brands
n99Ierlna la.rtcoars will made known il, tie ca;a-
| oS!ta previous 10 thc day OF tHl" MI
SUCCESSION OF JOHN s. THACkER DECEASED.
BY r. b, SYKES, Aucttoncer.
| THURSDAY, Dec. 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ. Il.
4 ahks' Arcaf" by order Of The HouorHl D,strlrt
Court Of New Orleans will lee sud tle following slaves, belong
| ing 10 said accession, viz.
Boy HENRY WELLS, aged - years.
act OF ale lcIue II, l. Ricardo, notary public, the
pen ~. q: ! !l h !, In lti!,s,
| SUCCESSION DE JOHN :. THACKEE, De EIDE
| PAR Il. Il. SYKES.
| EEUUE, Ucccmbre IL. Il midi nous felrnnt In
y veute .Arcui. or d. Honorable tOuE DIT c ID Az
reimbursement de N'UvcIle U1irs, It's ec!vr= rlliv"t par
lac tarcou ANDERSON JONES age q ans.
| HENRY WELLS, ~. 81
Act" i" V"ne drvtlt y. /. Ricardo, notH;rc pati4uc
Ia ,pcIsc dc ftrhcieUr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AiM USEN1EEI
--------- ==-=-===---===-=-=======--
st. CHARLES TEIEATER-
Nr T. DrEAR...... Lessee and yanaysr
NJ G. O. cHEsiEY fensIre H'sS'
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and parauete =, n.
Second Crcle SO cents
G aas[s;n NV :tc
frlVHte boxes, each. ............. Sc 90
GREAT sucCEss-1,AsT NIGHT p,-,r o,,r re, ,,,c
THIS rvrv fMER tas.. 90 ,s,.
Second nigh, Of Miss Laura Kcenes version Of
ca ILLE
Camille Mrs Farrcn; Armand. Mr.. j. r. Nagle After
conclude with nc drama Of the '''s ''' ''''"
Na.hilde N,j,a yn,,eo " -
esr Boz ota"e open daily from 10, o:clec:. " '
- S----- 1-e=--S-s -
y l::ssec and 'ia'agsf..,.. ....... W. II. CRISP.
Ifets''er'.. ..'..........,.. ......T. B. CLARKE.
o,,,.,.- -.
,,... ,,tro,. .,,a u ,''l,, VIZ ADHESION.
Futfly citcr lyqa 10 any seat IN he ,, q
& ,i:rs %
unndroon rTt1ic Box: m sos; =
Ten Ei.ga, Private I;n.ct S ia {: racb 10
e1g.noors open a, n, e6c E
Nv ~ ~ '' ' '''I" a. NJ. MI o CLOCK r. a.
r,,,, ,,,.,.,r,.--
w '' IL i''l''' NoVc1Noer - lH5G,
VIII oe i''S>e''ea NC cEssHaot
~ Il Y
VII" its Tr.a a.'oh R2y Mr ci,ptle b,il!e Mf
brah, Nr. I.yscr: Rasc.I |,lsIi or mr. Il Hawaii.
l1onet! Mr. Wallace; Helen Nrtirc-or, Mrs W II. Cs;
w n I,t ."itA ho',} VIZ, kG-t. ,r!"ll Matte,
~, - ~ WAN e A''''" VI
VIII, "a, ,,., so; a - ,.
VIVA, "a ;i iij hlsg k@sti'e i'n!afh ~
bar ~ tns, scn,i, 'thu f.ro song ii" sung ny
49, ' ~ , " n's H. u. Ne" VOTE.
E2'1n preparation, DER FRlESHNtlZ.
g5FThc t;aety's ReTresfinen SaIonr Is ror r.n r71
- --;-2--- : ----- ----;
nRI.EANS rFIEEAVEys-
SATURDAY, N7y,n.hc- % 1856
s.no,,a ri.,,. RI I,,,,. :. ,.t ~ ::
THE QUEENS NusKErEERs
.,..
3zF {l' f-F,ss Circle, Latced B1x.s Parquct,e.
second BoZes..,. ,...,,........-.... 80
...,................ i %
Third Gallery %
E37t 'n,rt q; o'clock Performance commences a;
o'clock
Pa No Scat secured unless paid fur MI
StPtLDLFEs 4: fSSt{.EIsS- r.
- FillIiIEATEli, s.. Charles street.
THIRD WEEK Of the celebrated
y,..s,r ! DEE,
, =, - - :, ~ 80
L Il NJ r Ii t. l. l. II / v S L Il /. l. S =,
d-ac,, h.. .i,, go, :, ,:..
'''e' ~ ne 'e!lowHe' Get!'e'toF'
\
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was pree"ur At r trial Of ". A. Pmr,;nn Attac ment,
der the control OF &. L. 'HrndMe upon FHl J. B. Nrv gin
and do hesitate that il will gin s. lr cent is-t ami
much improve the ;rl Of tI. cotton common .-ir
without the Attachments. u. e.. PIHkENS,
ANtcAcz, Miss, August 80, t5:t;
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MILLINERY.

~ ~ PARTISAN MILLINERY. g5nsss.:
Ff.FW MRS. HENR1QCW, 7S%s
No. 225 Camp street, corner Of Julia, New Orleans
Mrs HESEIQrEZ will open on MONDAY i'll. inst, a rich
PARTISAN MILLINERY,
Among which
The Ic.est Styles SILK Satin and Straw B0NNTS in every
Rich Flowers, Head Dresses I.aces Ribbons ve:!s
Swans Down. Gloves. exc. Of every variety.
The Ladies particularly requested call
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
Country ortere will receive the best attention nj If
r~N OPENING !-THERE Will. BE open. i D.
tH Jlei MIS-. tI.ARkES, corner Puytras ard u [a
Caronlcet Streets on MONDAY, Nov il, an 5sgT1-2
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
aS veil As large assortment Of FASCi ARTICLES. There
and Chill rcn; MANTIIIAS, in grca variety; pcrfnncrv
tnni Brushes and Trimmings of every klndall Of wic!
will he offered at very Low PRICES. nlT I'm
,.s.sS LADIES. OUR GpEXING ,DAY.fe ~
gsSNsb Of NEW, VERY CHEAP AID RICH FANCY &N;zA
--FS GOODS. F2sh,"~2
MRS, g. W ROPER NJ. lC5 Poy,iras street l,a. !:aFS
Iwe" LttoEe and +rnUEe. b"gs rR iio the Lad
MA IL j jH,i 2.eains sllendG assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICK S1I.K BDNEETS
VELVET BnNEGTS,
SATIN anG PLUSH RONNETS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE Wells.
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS etc, etc, etc,
lTlG Mrs tesnee'tmy invites the aii. and the Country
Ir.itl MO tim
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ST. CHARLES TIIEATEK-
Mr.. i. DEBAR. Tessse and Sa1aya-
Mr.. II. CORRI..............,,, Ac,iTs, Wnuarnr
MI " H. NHESlE4 ................ TTcHsurer
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AUNEsCHLOSs BROS. 4. Co.

LUNESCILGSS BROS. & Co.
T lis Camp street, beg leave advise the City
tx ia. and Country they have tisnd
consignment, and ordered close
= Tfnrtiw:th, large assortment of Guns, Rifes
Pistols rd Tale and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Portcnon
which, together with ;eir well known
Builders Hardware of every description, Crates Tools,
they reasonable prices and
ting term field
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II CHAs: G: GAlNEs q CO.; IMpoRTERs
(sNsN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
(TyHARDWAKE, cuTDERI, etc. No. IS Magazine and
W 20 rraver hand, constantly
receiving direct from the M,uuiacToriea:
Nails, Castings Axes; Carpenters Too!s
Hoes Spades and Shovels; Corn Coffee Mills;
OK and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; Mill Pit and Gross Gut Saws;
Av Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scales;
Stocks and Dies Screw plaee; A:.dircns and Fenters
Hanners and Tong; Shovels and Tongs;
GRIND Stones, ell SIZES Cotton aud Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery
Together with aarCe assortment ct Fancy Goods. Combs
Brushes rerutnery Paper and Blank Books etc, which
offered e lowest prices for cash city paper no25ly
n FOUNDRY AND NACHINE-SFI0P.
~ NcCAN d PATTERSON, corner Of neord and New
W m nan STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
lions Saw Mlls Cotton Presses Draining Magazines and Rail
Mouths Crate iiars ratened or otherwise; they
all kinds ;pc as asa COCKS and Valves Of dsscrp
Metallic Packing Steam Cylinders. Gun Metal Rings
e:c Blacksmih Work for Steam Boats, saw Mills, Ma
, ctlinery Of any description that may he required
They have hand all times Bars, Wheel Stirrups
Elan1e Bolts Gage Cocks, Valves Of all sizes used by
. Bouts.
Thankful for The liberal patronage Heretofore bestowed
them, they hope. HsSdnots their business
! merit continuance Of the
a,l2l MCCAIN 4 PATTERSON.
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tqA= FOR RENT THE -FOUR STORY BKIu K
sg"7 y re- fronting NeH I.Ner ASH Fulton streets, third
I'LL .J9r EtuTc tiifGd street. AlfIy 10
BAEEIfI 4 TO-,
t4fE ~
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gERNe-The Slip HARRIET AND JESSIE, 45S IONS regis
hGIt At Portsmouth, y. H. and large carrier
c'lercn aud COPPER fastened aud we'll found in sails and rig
Parties vi hing piFr,H. her where
oE lie, NJ tclicl Dry Duck. For apply the captain
cn hoard, 10
EnE29 GEO ". IIYNSNN ( CO s. Cnrnn street
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R0n retiring frora The Commission Business take great
pleasure in rendering sincere thanks patrons Of
late m Of RaHiin Duncan Co., time
to call attention the card of their successors Duncan
Logan and TO solicit for them continuation of
iy1 GIN SAM. W. RAWIIES,
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EF01t sALE-Tl!E STEAM StSI! AND BLIND FAC
tory, r.r Of s. john and JGlin streets, comprising
eiGl H-rr H; Boiler upright say five GircuGr Saws ard
hr'9!g$ at SnHGry uihrr machines for the Manufacture
Sash, Hii1H.S, cic,
I'll" &I3+ viii be sol in block on very favorable terms 10
T. I'D purchaser.
Apply to JULES \. BLANC
IlL. ~. AtHnS
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PRICES OF ADMISSION
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(3O-PA MISUNDERSTANDING UNDERSIGNED have
" Tor Nee! partnership purpose OF rausacre
General Insurance business under the style CHARLES A.
LABL IAN d CO., OF No 90 Camp street. Orleans
CHA RI.ES 4. LABUzAN,
e.. D. =. RUSSELL.
New Orleans October 20 ls56-o2l I'm
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

nzF- Mf3sissIppI Fire Company No. 2.-'Thc
Officers hit Members of this Compay hereby notified
attend special meeting THIS EVENING the 22d inst at
o'clock on business Of importance
l. = R.L,EyvI,TJ Forenan
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Sunday, November 23.

Galveston LOUISIANA, Talbot !,
Mndso.le ARROW, Chamberlain AN
Bayou sara HILL, Hooper ....3 AN
OREGON, Myer. Pm
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= ACOEllU gHoi2u Sides atl shoulders fnr sale l,
II $ 4
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CGPA2TSEHSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed cofaraership nnder the style Of DUNCAN Il
LOGAN TO succeed the late firm Of Rawns. Duncan Co.,
tor the purpose Of anacting COTTON FACTORAGE AN D
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are fully author
lied 70 liquidate the business either predecessors
H. Fl. DUNCAN,
July 1856. GEO. VIM. LOGAN, Jr.
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TC-PA TNERSRIFs-IfENRYW W. PALFREY hay
~ iEg This day taken his GEORGE PALF REY part
neratp they Viii! from this continue the and
the style Of PdLFREY n ca
Ne&. Orleans. NnEernher ]. Isaf.--nl I'll - - = -.
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az t:nI; 4 F5V5t7 on INAsil-SEvEENI nv

&s4 hgay, psyHd". formerly PMliIpHl Ca~r, Annu.
r1L, f0t and other Streets the Fist District
FIJI ttT:no, Htluy
JAMES DEsBAH, Office, 96 Common strcrt:
j.! fJ1 Residence, lap tiA~t',r s'rnet.
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nIsSOLUTIOS-THE COP ARTNERSHIP HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned in Crescent
Restaurant Mlnehurg this day dissolved by con-
sent LOUIS GCIILEBEAU will continue tho business for
his own account. LOUIS GUIILEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
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The Theatre.

Among the new Corners upon the stage, is Miss
AvoNIA JONES, daughter of Mrs. III. JONES, well
kno wn 10 this city. Miss JONES is yet very youpg,
but displays very decided dramatic talents. She
possesses personal charms of most progressing
kind, and her manner and expression on the stag
exhibit talents of very high order. She promises,
as her professional Attachments ripen to take posi-.
ton in the front rank on the American stage. Az
she is native of this city, we feel much interest
in her success, and trust that she may not be
spoiled in the training, and too early Imagine that
she has 10 more to learn-a rock in the sea of
theatrical lite whereon Thousands are wrecked
Study and perseverance will, with the fine natural
endowments she possesses, win for her eminent
distinction in her profession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25
Commerc;al Convention.

We trust that there will be full attendance OF
the delegation from Richmond, and from the State,
at the Commercial Convention in Savannah, on
the 9Th Deer. These Conventions are made the
subject of constant and unfrendly criticism in va
rous Northern journals. This is an encourage g
sign. 1t is not to be expected that an effort to re-
vive Southern commerce and the industrial int
rests of the South should meet with favor at rival
hands 1t is true these conventions have not hi
therto produced any direct, practical results OF
much value but they have undoubtedly awakent
Southern attention to the Importance of subjects
of vast Importance to vital interests and give
a new impetus to the Southern mind in direction
which, if followed up, win regenerate the South
ern States We are pleased to say that, SO fl r,
we see no signs of tagging interest in the Com
mercial Conventions, and in the cause which they
are estab lished to promote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25
Extra Session of tia Legtsialure

The Richmond Enquirer states that the rumor
of an extra session OF the Leg isature is without
foundation. The Governor, says the Enquirer
has no idea of converting the Legislature on bis
own motion; and of those members who signed
the call for the extra session, number have with
drawn the ir names.
There will be no meeting of the Legislature this
winter, unless some necessity of State, which no.
body now anticipates, should make the call of an
extra session an imperative public duty.
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,rHE DAILY DISPATCH
|. Ed.ter,s Life.

A Ed.ter's Life.
An ed,tor In the West thus moraizes o' 80.
- - .d,,oriaI duties It Is one specimen OF
.a,s,n.r sounds" which, ever and anon, pro
-. ,-,,r the editorial 'tombs !"
gee. --or..t blind horse In the most uncompro
he. :, s b: ssnn.ry bell 81
To nim ~, socsn Of low and he looks forward Win
.stsfnl anticipation to his prandiai oa.s Gnu .n,rhr,
90 The wesrisome rouad IL stepped. sne a 49,
Iaa ,nSseous ausver out . last squesk ana ce ~
h.i, eomrlainpg; the trace chain fsnssas Wv.
.amsrs back, snd he attempts .ss Nc th.r.
aars. on I. happy old horse. with MN M
ne NOV .r,;ei,story woes: he work. In circle but
ssr.sin nun Der Of turns are sure to sfias A.
But with the editor i'll otnefw a s ,r;ns, hi.
mau S;A nsvsT stops Hot we ,ther, h-adsches
.ieIn.s, at homo relief TO bis perpetua. :.
tina, for the paper must come QUIZ ana ''p' '"''
furnished" "a, fl. ..aso
,,or;,s;ca, vaccinations of editorial wees THIS
crs,om Of complaining the public OF the hardness
If editorial life would VIC think. be more honored
:, the breach than the observance. Even II tha'
vocation be zone demnition grind so are all other
vacations In which men earn their bread by the
svea, of their brow There is this advantage,
however, on the part of editors; that we can pub
liclv groan and growl and demand the sympathy Of
the community for our tolls and trbulations, where
as other men, who work just as hard, and perhaps
a good deal harder, make no omplaint OF it, and
submit Ike philosophers to the universal destiny
of toll.
AS to the "one dem'd grind" of newspaper me-
we consider that all one demd piece of newspaper
sentimentalism 1t is pleasant VOCATION re-
creation in itself, reading newspapers and writ
ing for them But even allowing tbat II mas
labors and responsibilities, as have all other Soca
tions, it has its intervals and opportunities OF re
fresbmcnt cutie as numerous and agreeable al
those of any OTTER pursuit. To build up success
full newspaper, requires no doubt an immense
amount of energy tact and labor but the mere
editorial conduct of journal does not require
more intellectual or physical exertion than an,
other profession, and, in many cases. not as much
Every clergyman in large city, with bis three
sermons a week, is compelled to perform at leas
as much labor of hand and head as an editor; ever
lawyer and every physician, in ordinary practice
have equal tolls and responsibilities. Why SHOULD
not these men constantly complain OF the DENIM
ton grind Of their various vacations! Wh!
should not the mechanic, toiling from sunrise til
sunset, and often till midnight, groan eternaly
the street corners over bis exhausting laborss w
do not mean to exaIt mechanical over intellectua
labor; we know tina. editorial life has its tolls, an
its peculiar annoyances, but when vocation Gel
be found, of which toll and pelplexity are not IN
dispensable conditions, it will be time enough TO
editors to parade before the public the story Q
their ceaseless toll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

The National Intelligeucer and the Washington
Union take the same view of the proposed inter
vention of England and France in the affairs OF
Naples They maintain that, whatever may be
the msladministration of affairs in that kingdom,
the proposed interference isto assume dangerous
responsibility, and to usurp function to which
those claiming the right, are not entitled. The
American doctrine of non intervention in the At
fairs of foreign governments is forcioy maintain.
ed by these leading Journals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

CoLoNIzATIoN.-The colonization slip Mary
Caroline Stevens will leave Baltimore for Africa
ON the goth instant. She will stop in Hampton
Roads tor passengers, of whom over 300 have al
ready secured berths. After landing her passer.
gers at Monravia, the snip will visit other settle.
ments on the coast for the purpose of taking a
turn cargo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25
The African Slave Trade.

The Alexandria Gazette says that the proposition
to attempt revival, in some shape or form, of
the African slave trade, has been long enough be-
fore the Southern people to elicit from them the
most decided condemnation, and to show that it
meets with no sort of countenance or encourage.
ment Niue-tenths of the slaveowners of the
South utterly repudiate and condemn the move
mo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

Hoas.-The Floyd G. H., Va, 1ntellig
states that several sales of pork have been made
in that county eft Sc, though holders asking 81
The Abingdon yirgnian says a great number of
hogs are passing through that place daily. The
cars take all they can carry, but the company
have not upon that end of the line sufficient
number of stock cars to accommodate the half OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

DUEL EXPECTED.-Tbe charge of dishonesty
and treachery made by Mr.. Edmund Randolph
against Gen. Goicouria, late Niearaguan Minister
to England, caused the latter to send to Mr. Ran
dolph Saturday morning verbal challenge to
mortal combat, which Randolph refused to re
ceive, and required his communication 20 be made
in writing. Gen. Goicouria Immediately sent a
written challenge, which was promptly accepted
Arrangements, says the New York Herald, were
made for hostile meeting between the parties on
Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

TRADE BETWEEN EUROPE AND CHICAGo-Ad
vertsments appeal in the Chicago papers of ives
sells wanted for Europe" One of them is desired
to load tor "a port inside the Straits of Gibraltar
and not higher up than Valencia with return cargo
of fruit and wine direct to Chicago and the
other to load for the United Kingdom. The sue
cess of the trip of the "Deap Richmond" in reach
ing Liverpool with her cargo from Chicago, is
taken as proof that the commerce direct between
the ports be established, though it Is strange,
if that were the case, that the ship was sold in
Liverpool instead of returning whence she sailed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

STORE ROBBERY IN MINNEsoTA--A st. Paul
paper says: ''On Saturday night, between the
hours of nine and twelve o'clock, the jewelry store
of Messrs. Reese 81 Somers on st. Anthony street.
during a temporary absence of the propretors,
was burglariousIy entered, and robbed of jewelry
consisting of watches, rings, bracelets, &c. to the
amount of 81 e00n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

There were 395 deaths in New York last week
The Hon John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, and
lady are In New York city.
Buchanan's official majority in Illinois is 9.lG4.
The Mayor of Norfolk has set apart next Thurs-
day as thank sgiyipg day.
Solomon Juneau. the frst white settler of Mil
waukie, died on the 18th, ct the Indian payment
ground, Shawaue county
George +. Upton, Esq, United States cousui at
Rio Grande. was passenger in the brig Arrow,
At Salem on Wednesday.
Colonel Sumner ia on bis way to Kansas tn
take charge Of bis command, and supersede Col
Cook
Capt Thomas Marshal Of the schooner Cslone'
John McR-a, of Wilmington. n O., died in Hava-
ma on the 10th instant of yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

FATAL ACcIDENT-THRRE MEN KrLLED.-A sad
casualty occurred Saturday in city of HUDSON,
N. j., at Shaft No 2, the tunnel which 10 being
constructed for the New York and Erie Railroad by
the Lung Dock Company. The shaft is hole about
seventyve feet deep aunk in the rock to tbs bottom
OF the tuanel. The hole il about twenty feet In
width. There 10 a hosting apparatus us d. of which
he motive power a steam engine, for hosting the
fragments of rock by means Of tub, which is raised
and lowered by rope. In this tub the men Sun
men were coming out of the shaft in the Tub, the
rope parted at splice just they reached the sur
face and they were piecipitsted to the bottom
Three of them were killed, and two were badly in
jured. Ten men had just previously been hostsd at
once by the same apparatus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

TOTAL ECLIPskS FORTHE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
Calculations have been made az the Observa-
tory of Paris that from the present time to the
nineteenth century there will be only six total
ecpses of the sun, not which will be visi
BILE in France, viz: In 1860 1861, 1870, 1887 1896
and 1900; that from the year 1000 to 1900 there
will have been 255 ec.ipses of the sun, with only
one total for Paris, on August 12 1864.