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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Spring Clothing.

Just received late steamers full assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Latest Styles.
LEWIS W.LYONS & Co.,
| as 2p3 SO Canal st. near Camp.
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We will from this date offer entire stock Of SPRING
SILKS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
P. & L. REILLY Il CO.,
Sign of the Golden Flax,
a6 2p6t Canal street. Royal and Bourbon.
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To Planters and Stock Eeaises.s.

PURE SoUTHDOwNS-Two Rams and six Ewes, from the
best flock of Sheep in England
Also, Ram and Ewes Americas sou;hdowns. raised
in Kentucky Inquire Of -
r. f. NICHOLS,
aG 2p6t ~ Camp street.
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The Nest american Pianos

EVER PROD UCED IN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY 4 SONS. N. Y
Pianos celebrated for quality Of elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half higher than tina
pitch
they considered by the eminent Panss TO be
superior any other made in this country.
The undersigned visited last all the Piano Aanuae
tories in the Northern cities, and selected STEINWAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS the best adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and and artists
invited to call and examine them.
The best MEL.ODEONS from the manuiacory Of MASON
HANEIIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nl7 2pMotf Camp street. below Graver.
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Point Lace ShasUls and .yEaaattitGs


TO T E L 4 d E s.
Canal .144
SPRING 4 Nd s UNI NE G GODS
Selling at half the usual pricel
The entire this establishment, known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak and General Fancy Dry Goods Store
will be sold HALF PRICE, close for the
500 New Style Point Lace Shawls and Nantes;
500 Black and Coored Silk Nantes;
800 Velvet and Cloth Cloals;
1000 New Style Flonced Organizes, Bareges and Tissues
200 Plain and Founced Jaconet Dresses;
Rich Tissues-Flounced and Plain;
500 Rich yalencienne and Guipure Lace Sets;
400 pieces of White and Printed Linen;
POO Bridal Robes Wreahs and Walls;
200 Infants Long Cloabs, Robes and Caps;
5000 yards Of Rich French Silks, all styles;
5000 yards of Trimming in all styles
800 Rich Grape Shawls;
200 Rich Bonnets.
And constantly receiving goods commission La
dies find all kinds of FANCY GOODS in this
establishment.
D. E. KEEGAN,
| n23 2ptJe2 Ia Canal street.
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I
DR.. BEALE's PANoRAMA.-One Week Longer
1t gives us pleasure to that this popular
hibition will remain with during the present week.
The stupendous grandeur of Arctic scenery portrayed
in this panorama ELECTS the most profound admira-
ton from crowded assemblages. Indeed it surpasses
all our former conceptions of the beautiful and sub
lime in nature and art, Mountain and plain, sinuous
river and broad tranquil waters, bold headland and
rich fruitful fields gentle hill and shady valley frown
ing battemens and cheerful villa, glitterng dome and
rural spre dowery garden and sombre forest group
them all into the choicest picture of ideal beauty your
fancy can create arch it over with cloudess sky,
light 1t up with radiant sun--and lest the scene
should be too dazzling hang veil of light haze over
all to soften the light and perfect the repose-and
your most vivid conception will even then reflect but
an imperfect shadow Of the wild and thrilling spen-
dor of Arctic scenery. The exhibition is again open
this evening.
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The MARSH CHILDREN.-Ther is no abatement in
the desire to see the truly wonderful performances Of
these talented Juveniles and the amphitheaer is each
night gaced by as brilliant as we have ever
seen gathered in our city. Master George, and Ia
petite Mary artists whose versatility and genius
for the stage failing themes Of applause
all who witness their acting. They go through their
varied roles with all the grace and sefpossesson of
veterans and but for their diminutve stature, one
would almost forget that they children. The bill
for tonight consists of The Flying Dutchman, or
the Phantom Ship" and the amusing farce Of Nan
the Good for Nothing.
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Crescent Fob ONCE.
Q l. n n TX d B E 8 B NJ
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans, La.
The Establishment having been fitted with large
and extensive of PLAIN and ORNAMENTALJOE
TYPE RESSES etc. is prepared to execute variety Of
BOoK AVID .yOI lpxiZlvzzyvG,
SUCH As
BOOKS PAMPHLETS, ms. POLICIES
BILL HEADS BILLS LADING, BRIEFS,
CHECKS CIRCULARS, CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, MANIFESTs, STEAMBOAT BILLS
BLANK . NOTES, DRAFTS, ETC., etc.
and in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
in the best style of Typography, at satisfactory prices
Having hand large assortment of beautiful Scotch Face
Tyse carefully selected especial reference printing
BOOKS PAMPHLETS etc. patrons rely having their
style unsurpassed by other office in the
city MI ZpMoh
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M A R, RIED !:
ID + IN ID.

TEN to i Miss GxRfA IN MULLEN, both Of this city
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Wines and liquors,
17..........,...ROYAL STREET, .............,.lS
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
pnts constantly hand which equal to the best as
this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING III STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and Sherry
WINES
B IL ID e y:
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1903, and ohss
brands.
w HI = * X:
OF all observation-disclosures, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pintS and quarts.
hand usual assortment of the best WINES and LIZ
QUORS market, which will be sold REASONABLE
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWEIIL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2p1y No. II Royal
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" M clsrk Of the steamer Empress has our
thanks for late Louisville and Memphis papers.
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Joseph lands > Co.,
Sole Agents for
PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE's FULL WEIGHT
STAR CANDLES.
FOR BOYLE l. CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Hose
MON " G A HELL VIII SKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
ml2 2p6n SO and IS Tchoupitoulas street.
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Eos1 Priced Spring Goods.

We have just received large assortment of Spr
and Summer DRESS GOODS, which we will sell extremely
low. Also
20 cases BLEACHED COTTON, n all prices
JOSEPH ISRAEL,
Ill Circus street,
as 2p6t and corner of Thaia ard Dryades streets.
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Cnrr0lkt0a. Store,

.
Spring and Summer Goods f0a.
.- Gentlemen, 9M
AT S. N. MOODY'S,
corner Canal st. and Exchange Place.
Just received complete stock Of "
esss sr SfTs fir sfs s7.ry description
Rich Designs in Summer CRAVATs
fSSkE$ 81 y any Price
ss ana Pssss
800 doz excellent SHIFTS, for ST. Try them. m3O 2rs
The French Language
Taught by
PROF. BRETTE,
And a large company of FRENCH LADIES, to afford all
Students an abundant practice, at
MA 2pf No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET.
The Spanish Language
Taught by
PROF. BRETTE,
And SEVERAL SPANISH LADIES at 10 ST CHARLES
STREET. MA 2ptf
Open!
RRIS, MAULL & CO.,
Successors to Norris & way)
CLOTHIERS,
Corner iof Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel
Just their mandatory Philadelphia,
and will open during the coming week their usual
New and Choice Stock
SPRING AND sUMMER CLoTHIN
| comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
| FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALZACS.
| COATS,
VESTS,
etc., etc, ETC.
Of every description Of fabric and style.
GENTS FURNISH ING o O D
| mil 2cf OF every description
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"a -
VI invite lie Il our readers to the follow
i ing index Of the contents Of the present number:
Fsrst Communities Associate Justice Eec-
I'm the Voters Above Julia Street
tMetAtrie Races Later from Texas Rio
"a Nsss Items generally advertisements Of
shirs. ssl6dAipss steamboata, ste
DseoxSl ditosas- smacks Of Treason, .The
Gahstfnk slosni, q The sonhern Pacific Railroad, =
.southern Entcprise' Desnory Theatrical Items; Mis-
eeAnsous News Issms, together with crest number Of
business nosscse, Odd Felious Directory, etc. etc.
TAlx4 Faxo Poetry and Miscesneous--.' About Those
str4ngers Guide Y advertisements Of the
nrtdse Vsan Paint Co.. Drugs and Medicines, etc
goArth Rago-- EditnrAl - The Judicial Election To
Editorial Notices, and display advertise
Firth Devoted 70 Of various kinds
such NJ Pssticular Notices n auctions Amuse
nsnts, Il, y or Rent,,' !. For sae.st etc.
slxth Page Ianeous and Tales The Man in the
Reservoir % Wholesale Prices Current
as Schedule * Afxils.ss n Legal Notices., etc.
seventh E.akc--sN. d. Business Direcory,' ..copart
nerhip 4 and advertisements generally
Eighth Local Inselligence, our
naual Monetary Commercial and Marine reports and
Refreshments GENERALS.
NEw ORLEANS TYPo0RAFH1cALs UNION. This
body held its monthly meeting yesterday. The Vice
President, VIM. Fl. c. King, was promoted to the
to 4fil unexpiFed terms
The last Convention Of tie National typographical
Union having appointed New Orleans as the place for
the next Convention, due arrangements were made
therefor. Messrs Gerard Stth, Lewis Graham and
p. A Patterson were elected delegates to represent
the New Orleans Union in the Convention, and ar
rangements made for duly honoring the delegates
from the other parts Of the country BY grand ball
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Sscw.-There was slight fall of snow in New
York on Tuesday-the first of the season
Gen. j. G. Bynum, who died lately in Whining
ton, n. e., was gentleman of high literary and
legal attanments, and held prominent position
in his State.
A child, five years old, died in Newbern, n. c..
last week, from the effects of whiskey, drank in
the absence of the family.
Col. Beverly S. Allena prominent lawyer and DC
litician, died at Huntington, Tenn, on the 18th
inst
$l,O60,967 Of boots and shoes were exported
from the United States to foreign countries the past
year.
hoy, four years of age, son of John johnson.
was accidentally burnt to death in New York last
Monday.
VIM Burgb, keeper OF house of prostitution.
committed suicide in New York on Monday night
John d. Herbert committed suicide in Philade,-
phIa Monday evening, by swallowing lautlanum
j. ID. Backhouse, elected to the PENNSYLVANIA Leo
ported. ' - ~
An accident occurred on the Ohio and Mississjn-
pl railroad on Saturday, by which 4. McDufie, an
employee was killed
Mrs. Charles Howard commenced an enoaye-
nent OF week at the Boston National on Monday
evening. OK aouuay
on the 18th inst ei'"Hh'' uieo
\, zen en- Harvey, u S. A. and Mai Pleasonton. Of
l'o '''"' arrived IN st. Louis on the 10th.
soh is,. OF the bakers in New York have common.
eed selling their bread by weight. ''''"'A-
u, Brandreth, the pill doctor ia n eana;,..s
the New York State Senate u"'e ior
'ohu Eistner, one of the oldest merchants os GIN
cihnati, died suddenly last Friday. VI o'u'
sarah mcDermoth Was horribly burned In ph;,..
deiphia, Monday evening, by her clothes taLin..
fire. ~ e'''hos taking
George Philler, Esq, for many wears conno.,as
with the Bank of Pennsylvania has resignad "a
withdrawn from that institution. anu
Monarque, the French horse that won the Good.
wood Cup in England, was badly beaten at Chan.
tiily, France, by the English horse Fisherman.
whose owner won $4,000 ON the race.
Mr. VIM. Ramsey, of Rome, Ga, lately sold his
last trotting horse, Dan, for $780,
The ship X. B. Sumner, which put into Norfolk
In distress last Monday, was so much damaged
that she requires new masts throughout.
Gen. 7. b. knight, of Charleston, Tenn. was run
ovsf az the depot 10 Atlanta, Ga. a few days ago,
Amputation.
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The Fair ut Petersburg-New Mar
Eet Rqces

CORRESPONDENTS or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. !
PETERSBURG, Oct 2lst. 1857.
The Fair to-day to have possessed ten fold at
traction. Upon the limits of the city every imag
nabie description of conveyance, carrying crowds
of visitors, many sticking like bees to every ayaa
BILE space, were pouring in from sun rise till mer
dian. The gates OF the Fair Grounds were literal
ly blocked, and many compared the excitement to
that of the first Agricultural Fair in 1883. Such
reaction upon the anticipation of even the most
knowing. naturally excited the most unbounded
expressions OF surprise. At IL o'clock, 10000 per
sons were on the Grounds. The Exhibition had
been materially increased in the quantity of the
farm and blooded stock. The ladies had transform
cd Octagon Hall into perfect pQtais a. Exposition,
forming the most brilans display imaginable of
the most beautiful and remarkable collections in
domestic econoy and the fashionable arts.
At Ii o'clock Mr.. Ransom, Of n. C., was intro
duced TO the assemblage. This learned aud e0-
quent orator spent an hour III depicting the in-
Vulnerable advantages of agriculture, drawing
comparisons between the progress and develop
ments Of Holland, Russia, Britain and America
Do not imagine, however, that these particulars
were inwoven with the dry, practical remarks OF
backwoods orator The most chaste and beau
tfnl language was employed. The natural style of
The speaker was fascinating, aud his yoce-a soft,
sonorous alto, to speak muSlcally-iell Ike honey
upon the ears of the audience, and was III every
respect worthy the occasion.
The remaining incidents of the day are unworthy
of record.
The races commenced to-day with fair pro-
gramme, and fine assembiage TO witness the
sport. Owing to the bad condition Of several ofthe
entries in the first race (Which included Ifare's
ZiDgancc colt, Talleys Tally no colt, .Bowes Regis
ter illy, McDaniels Revenue tilly, and Gibbons
Glencoe iilly) the purse $1,000 given to the first
cntree-Hares Zinganee colt-whch galloped
around the track.
In the second race entered Talley's Engineer,
Christian Hawkins Priam and Watsons JOHN
iodson.
The not very interesting. Engineer
won the race in two straight heats. Time: lob
l5i.
Local affairs, to-day were at a discount
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Mcchamlce, Tnstttute.

large audience were present at the Hall OF the
Mechanics Institute last night Mr.. o. JENNINGS
wrsR delivered an address rerletc with exeeiient
ideas and suggestions, with regard to the Mecaan-
les--their important relations 10 society .ho
means Of advancing their interests and eiesa.'hs
the standard OF Mechanical skill and knowledge.
It's style was happy and often highly eloquent, ana
elected the marked applause of the audience
The assemblages attracted by the exhibition,
are large and brilliant, aud give great encourage
ment to the Institute. other distinguished ora
tors are to speak before the association, who will
he announced in due order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

TRAGEDY.-We learn from the Cleveland Re
view, of October 10, that the wife Of Mr. HubbelI,
n lawyer of OntOnagon, recently killed herself by
cutting her throat. The reason and circumstances
said TO be these: She believed that her infant
child would be an idiot and this idea deranged
her mind that she gave it laudanum and it died. She
then took the same poison herself, and soon after
wards cut the veins of her arm, and then her
throat. We understand that the latter was done
when her husband was in the room, but before he
could arrest her purpose
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The tenth annu-
81 exhibition of the Maryland Agricultural Society
10 now open at Baltimore. The display, though
not so extensive as on previous occasions, is
still quite credtable. Rev DR. Balch delivered the
annual address before the Agricultural Society
Mr. Barbour, of Virginia had been invited to per-
form this duty, but failed to attend.
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THE OHIO RIVER.
WHEELING, Oct. 2l.-The river is falling
NORTHERN MARKETS.

baltimore, Oct. .-Flour-Howard and OH 10 s. 25
@5.379a; City Mills $50 time. Wheat-rI ID 81 10
ggi;lo, White Sl.Z9gl30 Corn-white tseS 81 cts,
New YORK, Get. 2l.-Fiour has declined--s lies OF
Southern at $5.33d56b. W heat has advanced white
Sl.WGa -. Corn-mixed ~ white 50 cts
Stocks lower. Virginia o. SGT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-The Southern Bulletin, pub
iished at Philadelphia, Neshoba county, Miss, re
cords the following melancholy accident:
"On last Thursday morning, Mr.. Aaron Fox, liv-
ing five miles southwest of Philadelphia, was max
ing an ox-yoke and while doing his little son
Albert about six years old, playing about him.:
aud Just as the fathers AK was coming down upon
the piece of timber the little son stumbled under
the ak, too late for his father to recover the blow
We are informed that the ak entered the back part
of his head, splitting the skull four inches,
and that he died in less than an hour"
INTERESTING DEcIsIoy.-Judge Abbott, of the Su-
preme Court in Boston, has decided in the case OF
McCrea vs. Marsh, that the defendant, in common
with other managers of public entertainments,
was justified in establishing if he chose rules ex
GLIDING colored people from his theatre, or limit
lug their admission to any part thereof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

TIE WILL OF RUFUS w. GRIswoLD.--The will OF
the late Dr. Griswold of New York, is contested by
two widows-the last widow claiming that the
nrst was divorced, while the first sets up that the
papers were not legally served upon her. The
will was offered for probate on Monday last, and
the hearing adjourned until next Saturday week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
FIRES IN RnSTnN

BosTox, Oct. 2o.-The brass foundry. Of S. II
Litchfed Co., on Lewis street, East Bost On, was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. Also, a
large dwelling house adjoining it, occupied by Irish
families. Some wood and coal in store W ere also
burnt. The total loss is about $4,000, and Messrs
dtchfeid are insured in the Hope and Mar ket Off
ces III New York for about 4. 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL fAR.-The fifth
annual exhibition of the North Carolina Agricul.
tural Society opened at Raleigh on Tuesday last
From accounts received we are led to believe that
the quantity of articles exhibited fell short of pub
lie expectation.
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MARINE 1NrnLLIaENcn.
Port u Rienmond, octb,ral.--H High Water 7,s or

Port cf Richmond octb'r High Water ~ SePF.
S.<~o<>-,-~~e-@S--~<t,-~.-
ARRIVED.
sclr. Danyille, Chester. ~ Y. mdse. d. q w. cur-
RE. ,.
schr. King William, George, Pamunkey River,
Brig Echo. King, n Y, Hay, Edmond Davenport
q Co.
sloop Dunlifk, Shelly. York River. wheat and
SAILED.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal Philadelphia. mdse.,
L. IL. Tuile. !,
Fisher.
BALTImoRE Oct 2o-Arrived, Schr. Saco, Face
mire Richmonn. Sal led, Ship Luna. Waskmeister
Bremen, via Richmond,
NEW YoRK. Oct 19.-Arriyed. Schrs- VIM. Hone
Scott: T. g. Parker Rogers aud Maria Jane, Jones
from Richmond 10Th. Cleared. Schr 0rianna, Tut
tie, for Richmond.
SPOKEN.
Bark Fila Sparrow, from City Point, for Pernam
bueo. was spoken sth inst. no lat. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

REsToRED.-Two years ago Capt Alexander Rey-
nods, then of the Quartermasters department.
was struck from the rolls of the army on account
of an alleged heavy defalcation in his pecuniary
transactions with the government. Since thai
time his public accounts have been arbitrated, re-
sultiDg in his entire exoneration from the claim
upon him. The President, in consequence, has re-
stored him to the army.
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American State Stocks unchanged.
THE MURDER OF HILTON, THE "LTMERICK

Boston, Oct. 20.-In the Police Court to day, the
parties implicated in the murder of John Hilton on
Saturday night were arraigned for examination
1t appearing that George J. Sutton and Captain
Bacon were not direct accessories, they were dis
charged on the murder account, but subs eguently
were held in $500 bail for assault ON Donovan
Henry L. Sutton committed to Jail 10 await
his trial for murder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
4 T COST, AT COST, AT COST

AT COST, AT COST, AT COST
IA MONEY SAVED. MONEY SAyED.-By pur-
chasing your goods at G0LDSMIT'S, POS Broad ST ,
you considerable be is selling out at cost,
Milliners and others would lido well to call. Tney
can be suited in every thing in the Millinery line
BLACK Bonnet Velyets; Feathers Flowers; Ruches
Ribbons: white uncut Velvets; Laces, Edges and Foot
ngs; Grapes: Modes; Flounces Gro de Maps: Satias;
Velvet Ribbons: Fringes Bleach Cottons; Hosiery;
Gloves; Gauntlets; Collars; Sleeves; Bands; Rich
TIL read Laces and Edgings; Infants Waists Taria-
tans: Worsted Hoods and Taimas: Head Dresses, aud
1900 Cloaks. Talnias and Busters. together with
large stock OF other very desirable goos, those
that wish TO fifty per cent. in purchasing their
goods--go TO G0LDSMITS
az q Cheap Store: a05 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
THE TRANSIT ROUTE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Assurances have been of
fcialy given that England will not Interfere with
any arrangement which the United Sta tes may
propose to Nicaragua, in relation to the Transit
Route. Thus all objections are withdrawn on the
part OF England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

TRs Two NEwBEgss.-A letter from Newberp
Virginia, was yesterday inadvertently placed un,
der the head OF the North Carolina Newbern The
same letter stated that 1900 head of stock cattle
had just passed through Newberu en- route for the
valley. The number was misprinted 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

VIRGINIA BASks.-The branch of the Exchange
Bank OF Virginia at Weston, has not suspended
specie payment. The Fredericksburg News saws
the banks in that place "keep up the force of spe-
Gle paying, though actually paying out now Bank
Of the Valley notes-suspendea bank notes
which they refused on Friday"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
THE BANKS or NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.--The Bank Presidents have
agreed to continue to take certified checks on the
Citizens Bank in payment of debts. The Cit liens
redeem its circulation with specie but not the
checks of depositors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

SANTA ANNA San Domingo letter says that
Gen. Santa Anna had arrived at Port Plata from
st. Thomas, where be was cordially received. and
would probably take an active part in the revolu-
tionary disturbances of the island.