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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

THE NEW CEMETERY AT SCHENECTADfs
SCHENECTADY, Friday, Oct. Is, 1857.
Great preparations making In this city to ccsse
crate Tie new cemetery grounds known as Tns
Vale, or the 2lst inst. DR.. Mott and other distinr
guished orators will deliver addresses on the occssioa
The Free Mssons Of all the region Will participate ia
the ceremonies. Thousands OF persons are expected
to be IN attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

dispatch from Cincinnati says that the vote in
Ohio is 30 close that the official returns will alone
decide the result. The Legislature is thought to
be Democratic.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
LOSS OF THE PROPELLER CROMWELL;

UtTROII, fII1dg' OCE- 10 -.
The propeller Cromwell, Of Kingston. c. W., CO.
in soDisioh with an uuknown vessel and was su,H .
Il Straits on Mackinac last Saturday night. No hves
were lost The officers sni crew Of the propeller es
riytd here today. The propeller and cargo are 'o~
css.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Il
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct I6, 1851.
The Executive authorities threaten to wind sY
the Banks of the District of Columbia unless tAsg
forthwith resume specie payments. They ARE
loggerheads among themselves as TO the propx
course to pursue. The Bank Of the Metropolis
counsels resumption: the others resist
The pressure upon cotton, tobacco and "as-
gers" is fearful. The prices of the latter h
Virginia have fallen thirtythree per cent, and q
,ale at that n
There has been another run on Chief Engineer
Martin of the Navy. Mr.. Archibald Ct Baltimore
is spoken of as bis successor.
The Secretary of the Navy has rejected the appG-
cation to build another war steamer by contract.
To the Associated Prem
WARRINGTON, Friday, Oct. 10. 1857.
The reasons that Mr. Forsyth, our Minister to hsS-
co, assigns for opposing the arrangement Of Messu-
Benjamin and LIE Sere with Comonfort relative to TIE
Tehuantepec route, place bis conduct in favorable
light.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided thst
towels composed OF linen and cotton and linen taps
are dutsble at the rate of nineteen and cotton tsps
and spool cotton, bleached or Dyed at twenty four p
centum. ~
The treaty recently concluded by Commissicsa
Denver with the Pawnee Indians secures to the Uued
States ten or twelve million acres Of land. These In
dams not only pledge themselves to remain at psss
with the United States but will use their influence
with neighboring tribes 10 the same end.
The following are the remaining officers whose
cases are to be Investigated before the Naval Coub
of Inquiry, exclusive Of those pending:
y Commodore Jones. Captains-Levy and R,nssI. SsI
ney, Glynn, Ritchie, Johnston and RinggoIe.
eutenants-Boyle, Hunt, Porter, Nolsnd, Msuy,
Steele, Flagg Lynch, Brownel and Barney. Masters
Stevens and Jones. Passed Midsbipmen-Peafce
and Byrens.
Commodore Stewart prefers TO submit his case 70
Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

In smother column will be found speech Of the
Hon. n. P. Banks upon the financial crisis, de-
Evered at Faneuil Hall on Thursday evening. The
meeting was q succets.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
RAILWAY sTATION-HOUsE BIrRNED.

ToRosTo, c. ", Friday, Oct 10, 1851.
The passenger station-house Of tue Northern Rail
way in this city was buried this morning. The loss
Is heavy and there is 10 insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

An accident occurred on the New York Central
Railroad near Syracuse on Thursday evening,
which resulted in the death Of several passengers
aud in serious injuries to others. The particulars
will be found elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
THE INDIANA MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

n. 7. Inb1ne.
Fohr WAIVE, Ind, Thursday, Oct. l5, 1901
The election of Mr.. Case, Republican, to Congress
in this the Xth) District is certain. His majority
will be eight hundred or more.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
GUARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY OFNY

BOSTON, Friday, Oct. 10, lO';
Guardian Engine Company Of New.York arrived u
toe city this morning fiom Lowell, and have Today
been the guests Of the Barnicost and other Bosom
Fue Com oasies.
The "Grardisns leave for home tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
OHIO ELECTION.

CIscIssArr, Friday, Oct. l6, lS@'
The vote in this State is close that the official 70
turns only will decide the result. The Legislature
probably Democratic.
Money matt srs are more cheerful
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
FROM SANTA FE.

..u Fron The Santa Be Gdsetfe. Sept 2
We awe below the returns from the election for
Deersfs rs far a. beard fiom which leaves doubt
Of the election Of 0tero by majority Of over 600
which ,rsy, L e suppostd give Buird small majority
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

The mails for Europe, per U. s steamer Fulton
close TO day at 104 O'Clock q. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

REMOyAL.-MARsH d Co.'S RADICAL CURE
fluss 0ricE of No. 2. Maiden lane, has been RyMoyED
% No vcsey Astor House Trusses Supporters Shoulder
Bace ak Stockpe snd every variety of Bsndages OF
most spproved patterns scly spped female attendant
tn pxi, for ladies
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

II OI IfIF %,
A. A, wuH nl,tx-uAC 4

the tuos of the throat and chest mas an sstohsh
ina effect In BoEohs Asihs and all dsesses .na snee' res
@mu public speakers and vocahis 1t is on this account
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

STILL FRM.-The remarkable desire to secure
KHoxs FALL HAr COZ unsbsted and pleased to
sse csy that though the upon his establishment has
ben ,st its resources have etssled him to promptly
meet ard satisfy every aud Hurry up your four dollars!
The Hsr BANK Of Sl2 Broadway b as firm rock, and
entitled 70 tie eonfdslee Of the public az large
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

CltZei anu strangers are lnVlteu 10 uOllce the va
cad excellence Of stock offered 1t countrs consisting
d HATs Cars UMBRELLAS sc The quslity and style of our
Fs ssrcs Of Get HATS Manufactured By ourselves, have
equG AID possess the requisites for special sales Our
Car depmsa. presents every desirable novelty for street OF
trsveliLg
Gentlemen will find Gloves Cravsts Hosiery &C. this
sou maze specially and offered ~ customers usual
terms, LEARY Co.,
HatteTs. AstOr House. broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17


Machines are now sale No e Broadway. These the
Ouy machines retIy suitable for family and their price
EAoss within the reach VI all Persons intending 70
sse Sevius Mscine will do well to examine these house
hod yoes before paying SIS l50 for heavy,
beore compcst ones II requires bot one hours tuition
10 become kul operators. Lessoos given gratis This Ma
cns ju sustained by verdict Of United States Cir
suit Court WATSON, WOOSTER 70
- No. 449 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Claverack, New
Yo.k-Mse end Female-Bosrd and Tuition slD per year.
FERN September 49, Gentlemen instructors In Piano
Music Printng modern Languages Stoves IN students
rpoms The Rev. A. FLAcX, A. M. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

PRoF. ALEX. C. BARRY's TRICoPHEROUs is the
beet ana che apes, article Dressiug Besgtiyns Cleaning
Cu,lus Pr,rrynr and Restoring the Hair Ladies try a.
Nor .sle Sy ~ Druggists and Perfumers throughout hf
vord
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

PJrE CUTLERY.-The undersigned call the at
tsusaon the above to their assortment
sooS which will be found OF the most beautiful and
specimens ever imported. SAUNDERS,
Bore only al No, 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
GptAT REpUCTION-RlCH CARpETING.

sxrTH L LoUSssERY, Nc. 45s Broadway. Grandst,
oer FALL of ROYAL WILTON VEL
UT TAPEsTkY BRussLLs, THRErPLY and INGRAM CARPET
ING sk q x7est reduction from prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
GUIDE FOR TRAYELLERs Ayn nrgres )
RAILROAD LINES.

AeiShhoNDs' EAkUEkiCKsEURQ Ann pn.
ioAAc k4IiRoAD. going North, leaves tvios evsrx
ohy leunnay evenings excepted at as o'clk A NJ
and az I5a clock NJ. for the Potomac river wbsr1
steamer y taken for Washington. thence bv r. n
road Ia Baltimore, 6c W nah-
sILetAA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this eitv
t"Se eSiiy tSundsy evenings excepted at ocIork
a u, and "a O'Clock 2. NJ, for GordonsyiIle WHARF
theY connect with the trains Of the OranQe and
ah4ria, Washington, Baltimore, &c
fICHIoSp AND DASvTLLE-Leaves Richmond a. O
VcieeA A NJ, and connects with tho South Side road
at the junction. at IL o'clock NJ, suudays eresn.
teu. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day
except sunday, at 55 clock, and connects with the
South side at the junction, at 9 Is sA 'No
naGsaoNp ANp fETERsBrEo-Leaves this city twice
every day, tSundays excepted) at 5o'clocE 4 NJ
and 2a5 o'ck =. NJ. An accommodation train Ieayas,
here every Monday, Wednesday and Fridy at 4
FOR NORFOLK, &c.
. The steamer CURTIS PECK Cant sam1 Rarna.
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tues
DAY ana Thnrsday mornings at 5H O'Clock A M
ana the SLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon,
day "Wednesday and Friday mornings al 5h o;clocE
Tor Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the
regular landings on the river ~ 'A'
FOR NEW YORK. &c.
, The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'Clock for Nev,
YORK touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &C. leaving Norfolk next morning. at
FOR PHILAD ELPHIA. &c.
BY the steamships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at CYty
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passeneers
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NATIONAL COURSE The efforts 10 estab-
Ilsh q National Raca Cnnrsa In 49,

NATIONAL COURSE Tho efforts to estab-
'isn National Race Course In Washington having
iailen through, IL now becomes necessary for the
'Ifntes OF this region to exert themselves to have
the new course and new organization established
mere We have couversed With many influential
gentlemen here, and find that most Of them are IN
iaVoF OF selecting the track now being opened at
Ashland, because of the fact that good accommo.
datlons can be furnished the racers ON the SPOT
ana the distance is sufficiently great to keen off
that immense army of outsiders who line the
courses near the city till the gates are thrown
OPEN ana then rush in TO disturb and annoy peace
eoAe v'ltors Tho Ashland eonrse Ii directly upon
tne hichmond and fredericksburg road, and the
distance between that point and Richmond 10 %
short that train Of be run 20 and from IL AZ
every hour in tho day. so that our citisens msy At
tend the meetings in less time aud at less expenss
tnan they can now go 10 Fairfield Another great
advantage is that the lsdies would take an inter.
est ~ visiting this quiet rural retreat because thev
would be free from the annoyance of Improper
characters of both sexes
We nave heretofore suggested that the various
clubs IN tbs Union should send delegates 10 the
thstieston meeting to settle upon q National
course. The advantages of this locality are 20
great that every friend Of the turf will readily sst-
te down upon one Of the four Virginia tracks and
II proper exertions are made one or two hundred
meInteTs may DO obtained TO q National Club. All
thst VIII then be necessary 70 rejuveuats the SPORT
Is 70 oher large purses for the fall meeting of ls5s
ana every rsce horse region will be represented in
tne trial OF speed. Let the friends of the Ashland
C1urse see thst they are properly represented In
tnarieston-let them organize their club At once
and they may succeed in giving to their new
| urse national character that will endure for
| ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
LOTTERIES.
,wAN & co.'s LoTTERIEs.-NEw

SwAN & CO.'S LOTTERIEs.-NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEl-CApyTAL,
PRIzB $Sa,eooli-The following scheme viii he
drawn by ). SWAN Co, Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery, in each of their Lotteries for De-
seEnber, lSa5, At Augusta, Ga, to which city they
ave removed their pTiacipal office:
CLASS 6s
Te be drawn IN the city of Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, DECKMRkR 3ra, 1857,
CLASS 6o,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga in pnbitc an
SATURDAY, DECEMBkk lerH. Rs5y
CLASS c.,
To Be drsen IN the city Of Augusta. Ga In public. ON
SATURDAY. DECEMBER lsTB, 1857. w
CLASS S.
To he drawn in the city of Augusta Ca I'm nrhlte m
sATU pEG sMBKR 70. isy- O'
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUkBKRS
5soo PRIZEsi
lNssEyll Oz< I11ss TO kcerg NM Hck<ts
MAGNIFICENT SOHRA,Bi
70 RE DRAWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

PRINCIPAL EEGINEER.-The City Coun-
Gil in revising the ordinances, should 20 alter tn.
one regulating the Fire Department, 10 10 put the
election OF the Principal Engineer into their own
hands. This Office is certainly q very impsrtsns
one, and the person hlling it should be alone re-
ssponsible.to the Council for his acts So long a
he Is dependant on the fremen for his election. ho
can never exercise that authority so essential .
the well government Of that Organization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

OYsTERs.--These delicious bivalves are
now IN their prime, and the traders In them arr
driTlnS nouriahing business. A visitor 10 the
Dock will discover feet of oyster craft, near l7th
street, which appears TO be large enough 70 bring
winter supply TO the city at a single trip, and
yet they are continually coming and going, always
hnding customers for their cargoes AZ fair pricer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
YOUTHFUL DEpRAvIrY.-On Saturday

YOUTHFUL DEPRAvIrY-On SATURDAY.
night last several boys caught poor dog near the
hair in burning huid and then applied n lighted
match to the inasinmabIe liquid. The helpless
brute finding himself enveloped In flames, dashed
on at the top Of his speed down Marshall street.
Indians. Whether he perished In the famss or
not, We are unabled to say, but gheu boys can BE-
thus cruel to living ANIMAL 1t need not be
wondered ut that stables and other houses are
fired and burned for sport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

HARD TIaEs.-There are more unem.
ployed mechanics in Richmond at this time than
we nave seen Tor ten years. owing 20 the fact that
yearly all the large manufacturing nsnts
have been compelled 20 eurta their forces because
oi she tightness Of the times We fear that many
oi them will suffer for the necessartes ofie during
the approaching winter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
q. z. X. JAMES,
Ii. B. n. Consul In Virginia,

NJ" hovEhENr.-A correspondent OF the Prov.
idence Journal, writing from Dixon, Illinois, saws
"A good move has been made by the ladies Of
Dison. lliinois Some twenty of the daughters of
Rhode Island. now residing here baya .rn7; ~
that until every factory and calico establishment
OF their native state il again in successful opera
tion they will neither purchase nor consume spy
fabric, unless OF American manufacture. and will
give the preference to the labor of their native
state. The sons of Rhode Island, also residing
here, have adopted similar resolution and ton of
them will appear next week in new suits Of broad
cloth the materials of which were furnished by
Rhode Island factoriesn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

VERDICT FOR SEDUCrIoN.-An action for damage,
for seduction was brought in the Brooklyn On. "
City Court on Wednesday, by the parents of jose
phine Vallot against Patrick Mccarthy. The de-
tendant boarded with the parents, and succeeded
promise of marriage. The jury brought in a YER
dict of 81, 900 in favor Of plaintiff, being the full
amount claimed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

HEAVY VERDicr.-In the United States Court,
now in session In this city, In a cause wherein Col
Richard p. Morgan was plaintiff and the Peoria
and Oquawke Railroad Company was defendant,
aud which has been progressing during the past
week, the jury rendered verdict Of $4,000 dam
ages for the plaintiff. The cause was tried before
the same tribunal some time since, when the jury
found for Col. Morgan $47 900, and new trial was
granted.--Chtcdgo Press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
A CURIOSITY SHop. where shells and i'm.

n OUhIOSITY SHOP, where shells and I'M
ages, birds and fish, of every imaginable shape,
may DO procured. Like hundreds Of others We
popped into this wonderful bazaar last saturdsv.
and were aatonished to hnd shells OF almost every
variety on exhibition. This wonderful collection
may be soen on Main street. second door east Of 9th
"here our iair readers will have opportunity Of
inspecting them and selecting such az thsy prsfsy
for parlor ornaments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

LAND SUIT DECIDEp-The suit Off. III. Fry vs. Jno.
Turley, ct als pending in the Circuit Court of this
having been occupied in the trial. whilst this de.
cision only Involves some 1000 acres of land, it
really affects some $4,000 of land in the most
valuable region Of Coal river.-Kanaoi.d (VUg.niq)
Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

RECEPTION oP NEAL Dow IN Bosros.-The public
reception of Neal Dow, at Boston, Thursday even
ing, filled fremont Temple, and hundreds were un-
able TO get IN. The audience was mainly compos-
ed OF ladies and Sons of Temperance in regaiia.-
The addresses were made by Hon. Henry Wilson.
the Rev. Mr.. McCurvy, Neh Dow and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

In FOR THE SEAsoS.-George w. Met.
tera appeared before the Mayor Friday, to answer
the charge Of being drunk and disorderly 10 the
streeti the night before. Not being able 70 give
bail, he was committed TO jail for safe keeping
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
ONE Days CRIHE IN NEW Yogk-The New York
Tribune of Friday morning, says:

We are this morning again obliged TO surrender
large portion OF our paper 10 the details of tue
fearful crimes which are running over the city
like some terrible pestilence. Three persons were
slashed and hacked with knives at a low den in
Water street yesterday morning. one died imme.
diately and the other two are scarcely alive.
man in the Bowery was etabbed by ruffans while
defending his own premises The young man shot
a few days suce in Caual street. died at the hospi-
tai yesterday morning. In the upper part of the
city, three or four ruflans dragged young girl
into lumber yard initiated the murderous hounds
VINO Killed the poor old German woman in Green
wich street, and left their victim for dead NO.
man stabbed by burglar and highway robbery
complete the '.Bloody Record" go far as New York
city is concerned for this day only. In the now
old aud stale murder which took place in William
street as long ago as Tuesday night, nothing new
has been developed, except that son of the victim
is held to bale upon some slight suspicion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

SEEKING ENPLoYNEsr.-A number Of
aoorers from the north, arrived here last Saturday
afternoon In search Of EMPLOYMENT Several n
them were promptly engaged a. wood ehoppers on
the York and Chickahominy rivers, and were 20
leave this morning for their field of labor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

A PoEr IN LucK-M. Lamartine, whose fortune
was greatly impaired By q series of bad years and
his indulgence TO poor tenants, has this year had
. magnificent crop Of wine upon his Macon estate
Ia France It is said that he has sold 5000 casks,
at so francs each aud has consequently realized q
sum Of $4,000 francs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

RELIEF IN HARD TIAEs.-The mechanics and la.
boring men of Syracuse, N. Y, have united in rais-
ing money to purchase one hundred and thirty
barrels of -four at 0swego. They sent the money
and the flour was left at their doors for IS 15 per
barrel-tust a. good as that the groccrymen Of sy
racuse charge them $3.50 and s. for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

CoLp JoB.--The workmen engaged In
the wsterworks tunnel are having cold berth ss
this time. They have effected passage under the
canal and If the rock ls not much harder than
that already quarried, the improvement will bs
completed In the course OF lew monshs4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

BUREED.-Some few days since child
Of DR.. snellngs, on Church Hiil accidentally f.II
upon hot stove and burned it's face 90 badly that
It's situation was thought to be dangerous. since
then IL has been steadily improving and 10 nov
believed TO be out OF danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

MISSOURI STATE DEBT.-The provision of the bill
passed by the two Houses of the Missouri Legisla-
to meet the interest on the Missouri bonds nd to
the moneys heretofore set apart for this purpose
revenue bonds and the Of all the available mo-
ney in the treasury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

SALE OF PAINTINGS AT "BLENHEIM"-The sale at
Blenheim, on Tuesday and Wednesday, by N. II
Massie, ex'or. of Hon. Andrew Stevenson, decd
was we'll attended. From the high price paid for
the paintings, crops and stock, We feel warranted
in saying the people of Albemarle, at least, have
not felt the pressure of the hard TINES. 4 mjnia-
ture Of Napoleon, by Isabee, brought upwards of
$4O0. full length portrait of Marshall SouIt, by
Healy, presented to Mr.. Stevenson while Minister
to England by Marshall Sout himself brought
$4l5. The paintings alone brought sl0O0.-C1ar.
lottesriNe (Va) Atrocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

B1rTISa os E1Dcrioss--The Supreme Court of
Tennessee, in session at Knoxville, decided the
other day, that betting ON election held out Of
the state, is not indictabe In Tennessee. Betting
on the result Of an election, for instance not an
onenss against the laws of Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23
NIRGINIA WORM KILIFP -ch;id.a-
Wo0DFIN's sPECIFICl-FOB

ShhotlO 1nhUch AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware OF
It's virtues for several years having frequently made
afflicted He had no idea of Offering il to the nnbi;c
in this form. until he was urged to do no. By many
who had been cured by its use. He now, with great
confidence offers il to the public for the two diseases
Indicated. namely: Chronic ThIesh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all the ills flesh is heir
Of sale. S
Manufactured and sold by q. wOODFIN, 18th
street, Church Hill: price 81 per BOTTLE bottles
for S. For sale also, by GRUBBs Il APPERsoS: r. J.
PooT; j. w. POLLARD. 18th street; and Dr. SsgLLIyGs
corner Of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
I-fz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

MUsK.-This well-known scent is imported from
China, Bengal and Russia. 1t has O bitterish and
somewhat acid taste, and IN color resembles dried
blood. This scent is obtained from the musk deer
and possesses most penetrating and diffusiye
odor, rather agreeable when fee ble but when con-
centrated it is decidedly offensive SO diffusive is
it's power that few grains will scent room for
years, and it never seems to fade in strength Ton
quin musk Is the most esteemed. Pod musk Is the
natural bag containing the musk, and each one
weighs about six drachms, having in each about
eight scruples of pure musk. 1t is generally more
or less adulteraed, but the aduteratons are easily
detected under the microscope or by analysis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

STRANGE DisAPPEARANCB.-A man
known as EDWARD MORLEY, left this city some ten
DAYS SINCE, for Norfolk, but no tidngs we're heard
from him till yesterday morning. when his friends
learned that he had gotten on a "bender," secured
passage on an oyster craft and brought up on
York river, penniess and destitute, bus enjoying
good health