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Total. .S07 79 1873 Is, O95 7S5S,oo I53l56ll
New York Herald the 29th, which has immense
for the worst is over with the
Banks Of that CITY, remarks follows on the last Bank
statement
1.-THE returns compared with those OF the previous week.
exhibit the following changes in tho aggregates:
Decrease in loans and discounts. ssS
decrease IN specie
decrease IN c1rcuihllon
Increase in deposits actual soouo
These returns show diminished movement in all the lead
ing departments The Bank managers are pursuing w1se
cautious conservative policy and they deserve much credit
the determination which they adhere to that course
The contraction has already reached very heavy amount ana
while many may be disposed to conden the BANKS Tor TINS
rapid their discount lines must be adltteu tha1
in view the among the Banks in Philadelphia
Baltimore well that the contraction here commenced
10 such good The worst with the Banks OF this
city they lave placed themselves in position OF great
strength and now believe npregnabe The Banks OF
this city particular just entitled to much consdera
ton from the community large They have borne up against
the great shock anuy while the Banks of other cities have
oppled like many loose brick and public confidence
unmpared. Under the present system OF manage
this confidence will be preserved The above returns
be satisfactory to all parties Interested
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A Cept Ackey, Of the schooner Eastern Star reports hav
ing 23d September 50 u.s. long II 80 schooner
about $50 apparently water logged and
with fore and and lying to wind
still attached the vessel the rigging she had been in
that condition apparently but very short tme down
alongside OF could discover board Of her her
could make her out not being able
board her. blowing gale Of wind at the time with
heavy sea- the four letters Of her NAME her
"ford.' + zen 81 go 51sa s'7&
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INDIANoLA VIA GALyESTON-StesmshpG slYeston-
ID Oakley Hawkins-34 Hugely, Blair Gco2
hides Mann &co-$100 specie to Mcdowell, Mills &co93
bales cotton Mcdowell, Mills &co-3 cases Gensler. n
NEW YORK-Ship Eaionai-Assorted muse
CHARLESTON-Brig Eastern Star-27 casks rice to L
Ieyy2I2 casks and hf do rice Lonsdae Son-10O
casks rice Dabovs Wilt &co2 hf do to Chapman Brown
sundries Miles Adams &co-Payne 4 Harrson-Scoyil
co-Mrs A Sheppard Mllet-J Mitchell-W Jackson
Coo Heirtz-Warren Gilmore &co-Dabova Wilt &coand
order. ~ vi
BOUE-ship Sheffed-OO tons salt to Castillo Harrips
PENsACOLA-Schr May-Lnmber and laths to order
MOBILE-Schr Alance36s bbls ron 81 bbls tnpentine
Price. Converse &co -
FISH RIyER-schr Virginia johns 900 feet lumber
Bessey Eco. ~5
BAYOU DA BATRIE-schr Exie-50,00 feet lumber to
Merritt 4 Mcconnell.
PEARL RIvER-schr serina-35,G00 feet of lumber to
Moore. .-f-%
BAY ST LoUIsschr Concordia-s2 600 Of lumber
Power Gardner.
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Peican--soooo feet lumber to
Elliott
CoyINGTON-Schr Laura-35 600 feet lumber to orderr
WOLFE RIvER-schr Elzabeth-25,000 feet oil lumber to
order
COvlNGTON-Schr Bloom-50O bbls sand to order.
HORN ISLAND-schr 0ctayia-500 bbls sand to ] Rub.
BOEFOUCA-Schr Unon-Sl0 bbls sand to order.
COyING TON-Schr Victoria-500 bols sand to order.
COvINGTON-Schr Sylphide-4p0 bbls sand to order.
TON-Schr Juene Creole-500 bbls sand order.
ANTE RIVER-schr Locust 900 slaves to order
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CATTLE MARX Z 7 .

az JEFFERSON CITY, Oct s..
Arrived to-day 3O2 head Texas and ttakapss Cattle
moderate supply the other descriptions of stock offered TO-
day. Prices firm at quotations. viz
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...5 EXPORTS.
IMPnRTa.

LIvERPooship Mar.haeld-ss4 bales cotton 1892 SEEKS
wheat 5000 slaves 577-Ir =
TAMPA BAY-schr st.r-Governm.nt stores.
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she. FOR SALE-SPLENDID PROPERTY IN THE
T City of Jeferson-A handsome Family Residence 'front.'
Milling Piaquemne street. finished in the best and most
modern style containing large dining handsome
lors library five halls pantrie closets bath room
galleries front and together with the build
g large and yard and garden with shrubbery
and frpit trees in vigorous growth.
Also Square Of Ground, fronting Napoleon Avenue On
this pronerty there large building, used MIL fac
tory which is suitable for planning MILL sash factory other
mechanical purposes also story building 40 BY 20 feet,
with of feet which easily converted into
residence; house aud Kitchen with
each, suitable for a small family.
Also Square of Ground in Rickervile fronting Maya
zine street opposite Protestant Asylum aiming &c
lots This property is in high state Of cultivation
garden.
Any all Of this property be purchased liberal terms
with small cash payment IT Is offered on account of the
prieto the town Of kenrer. Apply
w. r. COLEMAN 85 st. Charles street.
sells If or at his residence after O'Clock.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Geo West Couch, from Liverpool August 18th, to
Whitney &co. ~.
Brig Nahan stetson Trenis days Island
Fernst dee Aeo-fruit to Pignolo, hacheca Eco.
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CTNGER'S EWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- New Family Sewing Machines also Taors Shoemakers
Saddles Plantation Sewing Machines for sale at No. 80
Camp street. ..ss--.a ~ e
Also Needless Silk and Thread all at New York prices
Old machines improved repaired and other machines
cetved ineyrhange the at NJ Singer Co.'S
Office in New York, :, E = WALTER B0NkETT,t y
OF " Agent for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere,
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SsUNI DROpS-lp0o, POUNDS OF ASSORTED GUM
VI DROPS first quality sale low close Consignment
by -a HALE GREEN.EAFt ~
n6 s..lti d. F.
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AUCTION SALES.


INTERESTING 70 LADIEs-FREsH IMPORTED NIL
linery and Fancy Goods at Auction IN
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer.a;5ls
M Office. No. 7 Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, the 9th inst, MT 10 O'Clock, II
10l Baronne street, between Union and Perdido, Will Dc
sold -
&C. 1S~TERMs-Casa. a
The store viii he supplied with cbsi.s for ladies' %
60 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs. -
BIT BI4ACHE 4 BEAUMONT. Auctionsers.
"WEDNESDAY, 7th Inst. ut 10 o'clock A.
w auction at their suction rooms No. " cnaf'fes
'' ''a % cases BOOTS SHOES and BRoaANs. :.
H9rTERMs--Cash --------- 49, ~
RI,ACK AND sCOIioRED+ SILK AND CLOTH MANTIL-
las and Clocks, and 30 packages Dry Gooos' :
BY BLACHE L BEAUMONT, Anctionsers
WEDNESDAY,, 9TH Inst, at ~ O'Clock ~.
w M. auction at their auction rooms " enasie'
large Invoice Of Black coorsd silk and Cloth MAN
TlLLAS and CLOAKS. 49, ~,
Thirty packages Of DRY GOODS, such Blue DENNIS and
Tickpgs Brown Beached Domestics Plaids 1sIanes
Alpacas Bleached Brown DriDgs Flannels, Blankets
Linen Damasks Hickory Stripes, Merinoes Shirts Handke
ch .,sss.f iii ... oe
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE BOURGEOIS. DECEASED
wife of Emile Vitell.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctoneer.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct z, 1857. st j u 1,, O'CLOCK e.
NV virtue from the Honorable the Second
Court Of New Orleans No. 49, no. dated LIST September 1851
will be sold public auction for account OF said success
SOME 'oNE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, movable ct
'eI aSs.TERMs-cash, se26 % o5
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Shipping antfIIia.ssi.
"a TUESDAY, October. g., 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED,

Ship MasshAsd. Terry for Liverpool JP Whitney leo
schr Star Thompson, Tampa Bay. # Leo Fash eco
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DOG FOUND-CAME' TO MY HOUSE
go on Sunday last, Liver Coored POINTER DOG
va The owner have him by proving property and
-4AA pay ing for this advertisement.
fS''-o | CHARLES ROMAN,
Tchoupitoulas street. between Eighth and Ninth,
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SHEET IRON-LANDTNG Elk FRANK PIERCE
~ VIM. Lord and the Adelaide Bell, from Liverpool
400 bundles SHEET IRON, 10 TO rs.
y 100 :. R. G. SHEET IRON, q, Is and 20.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
o5 St 50 and 81 Camp street.
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&C., VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
& the right bank of the Mississippi river. three
below Canal Ferry, aud two from the terminus
Of the 0peousas Railroad containing arpents front by 40
deep. premises and handsomely finished
Dwelling with necessary oubudings. The grounds
handsomely laid out and stocked with ornamental shrubbery
different varieties Of fruit which 200
and espans trees also well arranged vege
attached The back and
pasrage with abundance Of wood and enclosed
by fence large portion is cleared desired
the tract considerably enlarged Its proximity the
city convenience markets. security of the evee and esab
lisled the location, necessarily
mend purchasers desiring residence ont Of the For
terms further particulars apply to s. B. NEWMAN of
BUCKNER, STANTON h NEWMAN,
Sa4 oauYp q Crawl street
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- FOR RENT PLEASANT TWosTOKY "a
A Dwelling House, No !52 Gasquet. between Roman and
III Preur Streets having four in the main building
two servants rooms kitchen wash two large eisseI1
flower gardens in front and side For seIma apply,o
Z r -S5ElEgs5s JAMES DESRAN, 8ss3 ss
III IL 81 Real Estate and House Broker.
nS Cnpn,op sfraefs
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H0r Bank of Anne rIcn-Nottce Is hereby
given required the organization of this Bank
having been actually subscribed the charter adopted book:
the office EDWARD BARNETT Esq.,, Notary Public, No.
auN
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BATON ROUGE, July 49, 1857.
At meeting of the Board of Directors Of the New Orleans
Baton Rouge Railroad Company, held this day William S.
Pike elected President and Alfred Shoppers, Secretary
jy27 If ALFRED SHOPPERS sec'y.
H9-NOtice-tThe subscribers to the stock of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company who have paid the
of their subscription requested TO do forthwith
my25 If GEO. c. LAWRASON, Secretary
So BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons OF
members of this Association requested
at their Hail. No IA Mereau street. every WEDNES
DAY, al 81 o'clock P. NJ.
By order of the President:
jas ~ AUG. LAR0sE Secretary.
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am on set ~ md III dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOOR No tongued and grooved:
I5O 600 feet ~ "a wide dressed Florida Yellow Fine
s'' FLOORING, TOT gued and grooved ~
IEti, tongued and grooved - ,,,-r ,>-c,
tongued and grooved. NJ, n.o np
100000 feet u narrow dressed Fioflaa KENO"
ing square edged -, fI
lOAOOO feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
5tlWO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER CONSISTING OF Inch
Boards Wea,herbnerds, scantings doists, ETC.
100000 assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
LIZ
sashes Doors, Blinds Mouiiags, etc, etc
For sale at the lowest prices in lots to suit pnrchas-
ers by 7-H slhfsoN2& toI.n
seS0ly : : view - oesln.
I aJV 7N(1HJtSFN-I HAVE RESUMED THE PkAC.
u my profession, and can be found at my once NO. 10
Camp street. =, =, prvynrnc
mylS Iy = '' r. NJ. u RnA.''A'i'7'
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FOR SALE.

~ for Sae-Remova from EspanHde Az
n WALTER +. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. II and
where he will be found early in the
fail with large lot of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for SALE
preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
intends conducting the coming The
between Graver and Common Baronne
second due from the ST. Charles Hotel
ard is conyeni.nt all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L.'CAMPBELL,
II and Is Baronne street,
aul1 1y&W between Gravier and Common
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E INF NUTTIN'G, GOULD,
Dealer IN LIGHTNING R0DS-0rders lett in Box
No. l6 Meehsus and Dealers Exchange will receive prompt
tteution. ~ = = '7,- ta9fe % 1y
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:, BANK or NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Sept. rs, lt57.
S9-At meeting of the Board Of Directors y!
held this day Mr. Mortimer Belly elected Cashier OF
Bank in the place w. r GraysoI, Esq resigned ".
teas q. NJ PINGKARD, President
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-
H9HN AND BAR, lat Common street.
%14ESm w. This well known and long established Res
taurant will be ready accommodate its
patrons by the 18th and will heretofore be
abundany supplied with everything the market affords
The Bar and well furnished with the
best Wines aud Liquors. - o..
proprietor hopes by strict attention business receive
generous share of the public support NJ. LEON DUBOC,
his mRre de cuisine Tor than six has inter
est in the
o6 3n JOHN MCDONNELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

MARRYING IN HASTE Rspentiag AZ LEISURE -
Considerable Interest is excited among the friends
and relatives of a certain Kiss Jacqte both IN
Philadelphia and Chester county. The lady II
question has made application for divorce. TIE
c,rcumst tai ces of the case peculiar. Miss ia.
uuet about a year ago, was at party with e GER
tain Mr. Baehtell where the ore challenged he
other 10 get maIried-by way of a joke. The
banter was accepted; the gentleman and lady
Jumped into vehicle, posted off to a neghboring
cIersyman-the knot was tied but the lady hav-
ing shown her spirit declared she would carry the
Joke no further. Both parties found that
they Asd gone too far. Mr. Bachtell was gen,le-
man of property In Ohio He could no longer
make title TO his real estate. The yOung lady,
W ho regned as a village bell, soon found she tad
been tritipg with a serious matter. 1t was an act
of Youthful iadiscretiou for which the law has pro.
vided 10 remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

Hon. p. II. Bel, of Texas declines reelection
to Congress.
A. w Snratlers, of SuTy county, Va, WAS
robbed o. $40 in Petersburg last week
movement is in progress before the Massa'
ctusetts Legislature TO establish an asylum for iHe-
briates.
VIM. T. Dayton has. declined to be again norli
mated for the Office of attorney-general of New
Jersey.
Ralph Waldo Emmerson has been quite i'll with
the measles since bis return from his late leciuring
tour
The Earl Of Ellesmere, whose death is announe
ed in the English papers, was tbe royal commits
sioner 10 the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition
Ia 1903.
Hon. J. Clancy Jones left Washington on Sat
urday for hi, hsme at Reading, Pa. lie has been
III in Washington for SONS time.
A valuable negro man. owned by G. Il. Taylor, ef
Peter. burg Virginia, was accidentally burned to
death, Saturday.
There were ninety deaths in New Orleans for tho
week ending the let inst
Hon. James NJ. Mason OF Virginia, was appoint
I'D by tho Senate Saturday regen. OF tao Smltn.
s3nian Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

PREACHERS SALARIES IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
number tf Methodist ministers in the regular
work ia California is sixty one. The average
salary promised them was ~ 'oo, and the average
sum Received by them about 81 600. Some of the
ministers of the Methodist church. especially those
IN San Francisco aud Sacramento get over $4,000
rs their annual allowance This, OF course the
TeaGer will readily understand 10 be an effect OF
the enormous cost OF living on the Pacific coast -
The average ss& riea of ministers In the Atlantic
Nfatas dor4 rot exceed $50 yer annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

RAILROAD ACROSS THt PENINSULA OF tLOH-
DA-We learn from the Savannah Georgian that
the Ferdinandina and Cedar Keys Railroad il
progI essing with unexampled rspiduy. Between
six and seven hundred hands are now employed
The iron Is ready for the " hole line; already laid
down twenty mites, beginning al FerdiIandins.
Eighty miles will be in running order by next fall.
Tue work was only begun fifteen months since
Tho whole distance from FerdinRn ndna, on the
Atlantic to Cedar Keys on the Gulf, Is 40 miles.
IL IL thought il will be one OF the most suecessiui
enterprj jes ever projected in America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

A UfN SUPPORTING CHAPLAIS.-lu the
melancholy bartholomew massacre, in France,
tor three days every Protestant who could be
found was put to death By order of the king,
Admiral de Co.igny was murdered in his own
house. but Merlin, his chaplain, concealed himself
in nav loft Il is recorded in the acts of the next
SYNOD Of which he was moderator, that though
lnauy in similar circums tauces died of hunger, be
was supported by hen regularly laying III eiS
near his place of refuge.
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...,xC co.'s LoTTEHihs.
TaTrTAi FEIEE A3ooUt..

o,.-,rs to a., crest favor with which our sinsls
'"I'' r'....,ss AVE haeu received bv 'hs public,
Ns',s ,s-ss dcraad fr Tickets, tie Manssers s
seh l"e =. v.a hsve + drawing each Saturday
S"N = ,La var The fa!icSiuR Scheme will be
th'v"t'''l.,.h gtEetY Lotteries for MercA 1857.
0f'S1 -afnrday. Norch Itst 1857.
GLASS -,
/, dam In the city % Atlsrts, Ga IN ruhlc, on
10 sYrurdav Ma'ch 2sth, 1857,
-. rut - IN GF SjtffLE NUMBERS.
'' 4 2GH Prizes,
~. IA. one t~tse e EFerg Ten Tickets
AZ nUu tickets.
a.nNrEit~ENI SCH FAEt
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NEW MODE OF ADvERTGsING.-U L nion Square
n y Saturday, Witnessed the newest form Of
hun.oug. Christie IL Woods Mir5trei3 go: their
names up" by distribution OF three thousanc
kites to the boys CT Gotham, each kite having an
advertisement Of tbe troupe pasted on IL. The
bows march 10 from ali directions and each boy
" ho has q clean face receives q kite he passes
the great bropze statue of Washington. An i'm
nense crowd. with clean, happy face, marched
lip Chatham street about / clock ;bis forenoon.
Some little fellows just able 10 toddle along
by the aid Of The bigger boys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

SUCCESSFUL CAPTURE "A bout a month since
man named Winter stole s., 900 from his employer
in the United States, aud went of to Europe in
tie Atlantic. The steamer Persia sailed two days
afterwards, having on board his employer, who
vas in pursuit Of him. The Persia arriVci III I.iv-.
erVooL four days ahead Of the Atantr, and when
The latter steamer arrived, Winter was electrified
to see he owner OF tie money. with policeman,
step On board aud arrest him. lie " Ill he brought
back 20 the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

LAR7EsT NATIONAL CHURCH---Ths largest ma
tiosal church IN the world, il the Greek Church."
in iius.ia 1t embraces from forty fortyfv, mil
lions OF reopa. Besides these, Russia contsine Lu-
theEan and other PTG'estsnts three four nj nors
Roman Catholic, seven millions Moha tnedans
two and halt millions; Je@s perhaps two mil
liens; and about half miliioa Pseans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

PRESENTATION On February Is, the Emperor
aud Empress CT France bad reception ct the
Tuileries His excelleucy Mr. Mason presented
Mr.. and Mrs Train, MIR Hszletine, Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner, Mr. p II l. Smith. Miss Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Mr.. Hildeburn. Mr. Francis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ltchieid, Mr.. and Mrs Bacon, Mr. Graft and
Ms Treyer
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: : -
The New Seuafe.

Ihe following Is a list of the members who will
constitute the United States Senate for the next
TWO years, and to whom the appointments Of the
new President are to be submitted for confrma-
tion:
: ....-...........-.J John q. Breckinrdge
AZ Rrs
Number of members - so
Dsmocta.s Ia Roman; Republicans in small cars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

VEXATIOUs L1TiGariuN.--A Lit has been intro
duced in Parliament by Lord Il ougham To pre-
vent litigation by providing "cours OF reconcih
alton" The judge at the court will bear the par
ties at strife aud give his opinion aud advice IN
the Ii the parties abide thereby the agree
ment will be dnal aud binding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

PREPARING FoK THE LLYTATHAN OF VESSELS
The Portland State Of Maine states that one of the
,.rs of the wharf for the G. eat Easie n Ia nearly
Completed. 1t is = substantial, thoroughly bniH
structure, with about tuirty feet Of wafer at fhe
end. and surDounied by eomnodtous ehed for
goods anc rail cara Work las eoamer eed Oh LOG
other
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country editor received the following stop
my paper" " Dear sir, / have looked carefully
over your paper for siA nIonths Tor the death of an
nGigisuai " as acquainted with, but yet not .
siagIe soul care kbuUi hss dropped off You viii
piease have my name erased"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

Ex President Pierce has written letter t.
Mayor Screyen of Savannah. in reply to an invi-
tation from the Council cf that place 10 visit
there on his trip to the South. He says that he
will not be able to come South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

A man named Haynes was robbed of s., $50 10
Cincinnati last week ty the bali game.
There were 449 deaths in New York last week,
Of which rs were vi consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

PATENTS "A moug the patents issued last weeS
were ii. following: lbeTt Flick, OF PaIkersOurg 2,
for Improvement 10 bridge trusieS, Ii. H. Nc.
George, of Morgantown. Va, for improved Shingle
machine; Ben jamin u Sanders, OF Holiday Cove,
Va, for iAprove1 no I'D candle nadine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

- E'r.'is = i..-- y. Ea-1a-Et.T1 nEii and
h bE&>s tOU"ytG MD #lSIshF T. Having re-
lg we'd NY FyurtTg - No. zl6 IG.l street, between
T.. sud .t .-e,s =m Egv prepared to execute
orders i-- al. 0Cs Of BEass ana Composition Cas-,
.ass asJ a. s-uos Of Srass EiLIIL.uQ: and having
purchased The pstert rgnt OF GsrrstGs Pst=4t Anti
f,;.yH "s.. s'ilcu . superior to any thluL Of the
4G l.~ 10 Use, w3 furnish ,ns same rU2h cheap
q tahu Bfsaz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

SUICiDE.-hTs Ella +. jaime son, twenty. y.three
years eff age. the wife of steamboat pilot in New
Orleans committed suicide Tues lay last ~ taxi
arsenic. che was a native of Virginia and very
beauti. .ul woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

a COLLEGE FOR BOTH SEXEs.-Thare il e
State University in Michigan called Hillsdale
College The managers Of this university have
concluded to admit students of )th sexes 10 make
bache dresses of art 2s we'll as bachelors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

In Honolulu January Arb. there wss married in
great ponp Mr.. David IL. Koight, 2ld officer Of
American whale snip Vernon, to Mrs. Isabe la
Crawford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

LEAP YEAR SUCCESS IN ENGLAND.-Durine
the year ls56 there was considerable Increase Of
marriages 10 England, - 30; having occurred for
the three months ending Sept 80.