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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

rJNIIE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM
ships between New York Southampton Iisvre aad Bre-
From New York for South Rremen for so%,hampton
XXs ssf, N Ss' = r. Dec Dec q Dec Dec .
These steamships have water tight compartments and carry
able surgeons. -
Price passage per Vanderbilt drs cabin 500 and SID
second cabin EGO Ariel first cabin $D second cabin $50
third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered in London aud Paris
No Rn,ui Grncr Nan YnrL
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NATIONAL CIRCUS PHILADELPHIA, Will. OPEN
IN esrb in November E9uesirians, acobats 40 desroua
Of an engagement VIII address - above. +. b LENT,
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Berhs secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeos on board .
The owners Of these shps viii not be accountable for god
Eleer bullion Specie jewelry precious stones metals
bills of ng sgncd therefor aad the value thereof
therein exprssssd. Fox freight or passage apply 70
u. OuEARD. No Bowling green
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SHIPPING.

A UsTR IINE--PoR MpI,B,yRYE
"A direct sailing promptly On s,ycs..ed daya The sspc.
tolinsby commander win have Immediate dsspatch Tor
above port This superb vessel tsks her ber6 with
foorhs OF her cargo actually engaged AMI going
she = thoroughly Ventilated, delivers hr freight order
and bes high reputaiia for her fast sailing Qualities Il IL
confidently expected that she win run ns.
daya The accommodations for Grs cabin passen
geYs are unsurpassed for convenience
give her the preference vessel ag Aus
alx Shippers and emgrsnks invited 10 be-
Fore engaging elsewhere For freight passage apply
board per No North river GO to ]. PICK ARD stO, IS
broadway Cash advances mado approved consnmcnta
Cossgnees IN Australia Messrs George Lloyd
q aseD Ma South Wales
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~ q. HORTON, AUCrTOSEFR, SAIESROoM $50 IIup.
NJ. viii sell Monday. at los O'Clock, all the
furniture house go Houston street, CONSISTING -
velvet tapestry carpets ocoths marble top dressing bureaus
wassrns French bedsieas hair aud husk mattresses,
lounges and chairs match reps and brot
with an assortment of kitchen furniture.
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AMUSE ME STS.

AmUSEMESTS.
Z
CANTA CLAUS, SANTA Claus
- - Broadway 500 Broadway SO
The largest sud popular saloon Ia The city with
The follow ng talented company
Miss JULIA BARTON, -
- Miss GILL MORLEY,
Mde. ERNEsT1Nr Mile. SCHULTZE.
Mr. MYERS. late OF u Seeain Opera Troupe;
Mr. GAiLAGIkR tn vreat isaesr Of Irish and Negro ufc
Mr.. ritDh As MANURE,
Mr.. WILSON, Mdle GiI.IU1T Mdle. FLORA
al Of which will appear 1t the this evening
X. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
John DREW, .
This talented artist e the third week ~ tho most
cesiu engagement ever performed 10 Nashville lie opens
Crisp 0ssiy Memphis, for twelve nights commencing
Monday Oct Managers desiring nights VIII please address
the Undersigned, al Memphis, Tenn.
JOSEPH u. MURPHY Agent -
JOHN DREW.
MUSICAL CARD.-srGSoRIsA sPINOLA RESPECT.
lNt fully Informs the public that she has
openeda MUSICAL ACADEMY,
AZ 100 Court street, corner of President, Rrooklyn
Having studied under the first Italian masters her pupils vi
receive thorough ard practical knowledge 10 Italian aud
English vocal music and The panofore The highest reference
given. At home from N too
n Bshe also teaches IN New York note addressed
bon ,sec Post ONCE, viii receive prompt attention.
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L,OSTERS NATIONAL THEATRE, PTTTSBURG, HAy-
IT. ina commenced is fall and winter On Monday
as the proposals from stars The
the beautiful IN the states y capable Of
holding 500 Mr. Foster has had the pleasure ~ bring
the popular artists ~ the day before the Phurg
public be Will BE- happy " negotiate with new aud old syo
riics Letters addressed HIM, Phsburg Post onic shall
meet with promrs attention.
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LroR SAN FRANCisCO - .
The ,p,epdi spss KIN CREST or TrE wave coey
mast r. Ia now loading al pier n East river
clipper Is " superior model rpassed vcnston
insres a. the lowest RAJ ara natns par" "
ON or BEFORE 18TH 0,r0BER.
In establishing line of clippers b. san francsco We peg
70 shipper si long experience " ne trade hs
decided pu, up ship that opinion not calcu
lated " deliver her cargo IN good order.
TUT Ross RAiCoyFR co,
y Wal street. Tontine building, second door.
Agents IN San Frsncssco, Nessrs. u. L. ROSS ACO
L,oR SAN FRANCISCO AGD FRASER RIVER DIRECT.
il aud VA Nicaragua
The Caliiornia, New York and European Steamship Com
WASHINGTON formerly of he southampton and Bremen
line These ships constructed under government ~
specon, o. the best material live oak fsne ami are IN All
ships cut Of The port of New York. The Comrsny's
STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
VIII positively sa thu soth Of October from pier No ~
North river street York Francis
and Fraser river with the
panys steamship HERMANN touching at Rio Janciro. Val
pauu and San Suan del The accommodations of this
Office OF the Company, 323 Greenwich street, n. n
HENRY RANDALL, Agent.
A UsTRALIA PIONEER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1852
N carrying the United states mails.
sa ss noS' a. h Ss % es a sssn ss com
thirds IL her board will be despatched Mel
bourne positively Oct ~ $50.
a MEDIUM clipper ship MARION, Gross master for sgd.
iRR magnificent extreme clipper ship JAMES HovEy,
re onson commander A. birth per No North river aud
vii have prompt despatch fof sydney Oct
The Rockand poop cabin, and the
for both ar class passengers comfortable and
cutnmuious and superior TO any ship now on the berth
r. W. CAMERON, No. bowling Green
Sight bills cash advances made on congnments
Consignees in Australia Messrs Wilkinson Bros 4 Co
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- FINE sTOCK-osAGE Or sssa

ACNANGE PLANT5.-The undersigned. sass
having made arrangements for obtaining the flnest
Stock Of all kinds In the United States, from disn
guished breeders within and without the state,
many of whom are personally known to him, will
promptly and fsithfuly attend to all orders with
which he may be favored, and thinks he can
purchasers that they will be subject to disappoint
ment or imposition In any stock which he may sup
ply He has now for sale several fine STATIONS.
MARES and COLTS of the purest blood, the pro
geny of the celebrated race horse kylark; !" the
su perb Durham BULL, Duke of Cumberland" 3
arsod, bred by James Gowan Esq of, Of NJ, Airy
by T. A. Hardy, Esq, of Norfolk. believed to be un
surpassed in America, having never failed 10 take
.ne n5st he op MAJ De ed na mi
Devon by " Ben Bolt" the other threequarters De-
Won and oneluarter Durham; south-down, Saxony
the Cotswolds bred by Col. Ware SWINE, of the
Essex, Suffolk. Chester county and other breeds
among them fine Bears. several young Sows and
number of superior Pigs from these and other breeds
and from his own stock he will be prepared by the
last of March or the 'st of April next, to furnish,
among other kinds Pigs from the Mount Airy stock,
fine Sows OF which presented to me last Octo-
Der by the distinguished farmer and breeder, james
Gowan ESQ. These Hogs are equalled by few and
eZcelled by none ever saw, combining with large
size and early maturity aptitude faften with nnef
form and smaller bone than large hogs usually have
Purchasers may rely upon receiving none but the
Usage ORANGE PLANTS FOR HEDGES some
years. experience in the culture OF this unrvaled
hedge plant. justhes my recommendation ri u 10
all who may wish to have permanent, heantiiu i
and cheap enclosures-prcof against stock OF all
kinds thieves and treSpassers. and OF yet unknown
durability Around orchards lots or farms III tie
vicinity Of towns. is invaluable as IT Is aiso upon
fences are liable to be carried on or DanKs WASHES
by freshets , IL. r.
aS- Plants carefully packed. with directions for
setting aud cultivating the hedge, will be Furnished
on moderate terms to applicants, in person or by
letter February March or April Is The % pest tle
for planting M IL. hlIhAhDeoN'
ia I-dltkcW3t
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ruEnoaApHrc NEWS.
roa r1r jn,-7iIjIr.Y pTsPATCH.

THE DIBAsTER on THE KANsi FEM.
csxc,ss.sf. Jan. 20 The stesmsr Fanny FERN.
xhich exploited her boiiss osiew TINS rry ,,.,rsd
-, ale o0o and insured IN the Pffffoufg oinces oI
60 600 The following persons are known " 49,
haeu lost. Capt. benjamin. Woodward, OF Ne"gvlS
x =. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Of Pennsyiyenia " m.
xs;,.cu an Rpsiishman James Anderson, OF Aenia,
Ohio: James Maloy; Michael Donohue James
Kayanaeh; Thomas Walker and Robert Riddle, on
pittsburg; q widow lady and child unknown )
Hannah Thomas, chambermsid, OF Allegheny city.
The following were scalded: Alfred Rogers, OF
pittsburgh. severely; Harry Drum, OF Pittsburgh.
slightly; Adrian J. Kirkpatrick. slightly; John
F;yun, William Paul John W. Kerr, and Henry
W. Casey. severely. several others were more or
less scalded and burned.
Immediately following the explosion. the cabin
and every part of the boat was filled with steam,
aud the widest confusion ensued, rendering any
thing like system or order utterly Impossible In
the cabin there were twelve male and two female
passe ugers and on deck eleven males and three
females--2s passengers ia all. The survivors re-
present the crash which followed the first ex-
plosion as terrible and deafening, the upper por-
ton of the steamer falling in one general mass
upon the lower deck, as the underworld was carried
away by the exploded boiler.
The explosion of the boiler scattered the fire
from the furnace. and in a few minutes the boat
was In flames. The passengers who were unin-
ured ran wildly about and several jumped over
board and were drowned, while others were picked
up by the small boats and conveyed to the shore.
Those who were saved describe the scene rs one of
great CONSERVATION. the passengers who were not
thrown overheard by the explosion running about
shrieking and screaming in the widest manner.
The steamer headed for the Kentucky shore af
ter explosion and gradually oated down the river,
and at distance of a mile and half from the
scene of the catastrophe burned to the water 9
edge when the hull sunk within thirty feet of the
land.
The Fanny Fern was owned by Capt. W. W.
Martin, of Pittsburgh, and was valued at $4,000.
She was insured in three Offices at Pittsburgh for
$4,000.
The trip on which this painful catastrophe oc-
Cured was one of the most successful of the sea-
son. She had on board about 1G0 tons OF freight
for this city, of various kinds, aud took on board
at Louisville Aurora and Lawrenceburgh, for
Pittsburgh, 64o barrels of -four. Nearly 200 tons
of assorted freight were en- route for Pittsburgh
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w,yp cor or : TITCKFRNAN.

NEW HAVEN Jan. 30-The examination of A. 8
Tuckerman, charged with robbing the mails, be-
gan before Commissioner Ingersoll yesterday
This morning the prisoner waived further exaini-
nation and was bound over in the sum of s20, 900,
to take his trial on the fourth Tuesday of Feruary
The witnesses identified the various documents snd
packages found in Tuckermans possession, and
proved when they were sent by mail
1t was shown that he was in the habit of riding
in the mail, and that his conduct was suspected.
Mr. Holbrook testified that when he was In the
car-closet watching Tuckerman he heard footsteps,
the rafting of mail bag and its fall into trunk,
and the trunk shut. AS they reached New lia-
ven, he saw Tuckerman take a mail bag from his
trunk and put it back. He then arrested him, and
found various missing packages upon him. The
prisoner, for want of ball. was returned to Jail.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Col. Richard b. Jones,
formerly proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, met
with shocking and fatal accident this morning
at his restaurant and confectionery, on the North
side of Arch street. below Sth. Mr. Jones was
reaching out of third story window, in the rear
of his property, for the purpose of fastening a
shutter back, when he lost his balance and iel
head foren,ost TO the ground. His head struck the
corner of marble step. Mr.. Jones was taken up
bleeding and iusensbe and carried into the house
Several physicians were speedily in attendance,
and upon examining the unfortunate gentleman II
full manner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %, 1S58-A mob at Ligonier
arrested three counterfeiters on Tuesday, and de
liberately hung one of them. They were proceed
ing to execute a second i'll the same manner, when
it was agreed by the majority to let the law take
its course. Third one, who is guilty of making
bogus coin, was delivered into the hands of the
United States Marshal, and was brought here to-
day for trial. The Court placed his bail at 81 900
in default of which he was committed TO Jail
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-The Utah correspondent of
the Republican says that Capt. May is expected
portation of supplies is effected Col. johnson will
make an effort to enter Salt Lake City. Johnson's
impression, from the demonstration made by the
Mormons In the Valley, is that the troops will have
to fight. Mr.. Irwin, bearer of dispatches to the
Government, met considerable numbers Of Indians
on the Journey.
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near, gained by the pronunciados, upon the p's'
ton At The Convent Of San francisco. &
During the night barricsdes wers erected Y.
front "a Inc building aud heavy cmnfon commsnM
edsse Passo sunday morning III: was e as
any movement that might be made by the pfon1.
ciados In the citadel. -. ,ro-
On the 18th, twenty four hours truce was ~
claimed. to sfford time for acenfsrenee but II was
e,isved that nothing definite would be arrived a.
The correspondent of che Picaynns says:
There can DO no question but Mexico = now Vii ~
idly reaching point when foreign ss,s az their
f,reed 10 step In and protect the interests I've
subjects II is melancholy confession ab !" Itself
bot II foreign influence does not 5000 snow fl
bsrs IN some shape. the condition will be awful
pntas,m Yeuxa.-The Washington Union says
=, $500, r.,iahIe authority that Brigham Young
made special nse of his appointment as uo'slnu'
g ,sh 70 convince the saints Of the Divine inter
nosi.ion in his and their behalf asserting 'na' Tue
selection OF himself was overruiea i0r 'he'i o'A
mon benefit
CoSesrss-Neither house OF Congress was Ii
Gatx rffaV
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E.-Having Disposed of the ba.

NOTICE. Having disposed of the ba-
continue the DRY GO DDS business. Our books ma
be found at the old stand, No. l43 Eagle Square,
Main street, where our customers are requested 10
call and settle their accounts without delay, with
A X PARKER Il co. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER, NIMM0 i co.
EehruarT Lat. ISIS.
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IRON pORT-AU-PRINCE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The brig Milton, from Port
au- Prince, has arrived with dates to the llth She
reports the stock of coffee and logwood large, and
held high, without meeting buyers. Money was
scarce and many vessels were in port; some had
left in ballast.
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Public Meeting,

1t will be seen that his Honor, the Mayor, has
published call for meeting on tomorrow eve
ming, 70 consider what measures proper to pro-
vide for the accommodation of the very large
number Of visitors that are expected here, to wit
ness the celebration Of the I'D inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

Direct FGroign Trade lion. Win, Bni
lard Prest0n's Mission.
The Norfolk Argus makes the important and gra
tifyiag announcement that the mission of the
Hon. WIN. Ballard Preston In behalf Of the yirgi
MIA and Western Railroads, has been successful.
Mr.. Preston has succeeded in making arrange
ments with the Paris & Orleans Railroad Company
to four steamers between the ports Of Orleans,
France, and Norfolk, virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

TtHhEssEE FREE BAsKs.-The GAINESVILLE Chroni
Gle learns that the Bank of Taxewell, Bank of
Claiborne. Bank Of Jefferson and Bank ofTrenton,
having failed TO make the 10 per cent additional
deposit OF bonds called for will be put iuto lquida
tion by the comptroller. All the other free banks
have made good the additional call of 10 per cent
and now have ~ per cent of bonds on deposit
above their circulation
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MY AGENCY OFFICE
RICHMOND. LIST Feb 1858.
is much better to PRE-

VENT than to repair disaster. and since .he pub
LEGATION Of my "JM oRTsNT QUESTIONS and FRIEND
LIZ suGGRsTIoNs," | have distinctly seen that had
they been regarded beaeM fUoald haze been confer
red uy,pr at least perSDns-iet me now suggest,
some things as PR0BABLE-that you may be warnrn
in season and adopt easy prevention instead OF feda-
Olis cure.
Ist 1t is probable that many persons are not m
surad hut intend'to he some OF these days.
ID II ia Or ,bahie that manv persons are not IN
surpd for ~ much they ought to be- but intend to
be 'some Of these days"
ard II is probable that Some persons do not intend
to insure Mt all saying that If Insurance Companies
can make money by insHring, they can.
9Th II ia probable that some parsons think they
ouoht mt to insure. but rely upon Providence
5th 1t is probable that some persons arc insured
and vet from ons cause other, would be involved
i'm troubIe in case of loss.
Now a. cannot tell you all would desire TO tell
Won ON the above points and others of interest and
i'm portauce in my advertisements, | respectfully
in yite YOU 70 call on me "andet reason together
I will patiently give you my views, and it they shall
prove to he sound forcibls aud WISE you can adopt
them-if NOT. you reject them.
I am now the Agent of the AIiBEMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY of CharlOttes-
vile, Va. capital and snrplu. $3.50 eco
OF the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
New York capital and surplns.........:.... $J0000
And of the QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Philadelphia. capital and
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~EvEaY LOVER

fBrEvEaY LOVER or BREAD should
use SEMpLR's INPALIIBLE BAKING pow
DERS. They are certainly the best aiid most eco
noniical ever offered to the public. For sale whoie
sale and retail, by JOHN W. dAkLfCh,
Manufacturer AMI sole Proprietor.
ia % Market Place Frsnkiin 1t.
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eo,t Of Richmond, Jan. 30-Hgh Water 81 o
49, - ~~D-'-r
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED,
schr George Henry. Smith. James RIVER "heat
schr. Carrie, Chopper. James River. Wheat, Hax-
a schT' promblem. Palmer Georgetown, Whiskey
and Slaves. nn
Steamer a 90 Peabody. Pritchett. Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam Watson.
schr. Hope, Frank. fiour TO ship Hampton Roads.
Schr King William Flemming, Hour to ship
ntnn Roads
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FtaE IN HAyas pE GsAcs, Mn-Foar dwellings
and store Ia Hayre de Grace, Nd, were consumed
by fire on Friday morning last. The sufferers are
eemael PAftsrson, James II. Bailey, Mrs. Wilson,
Msssrs. Mosenlan, Campbell Cook and Johnson.
Loss between 5000 and 81, oQQ. mostly insured
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. will
\ SELL as Commissioner OF the Circuit Cou of
Nottoway county, Va. on THURSDAY. the All of
February, Chat being court day. i've six likely
NEGROES, among whom there is Woman and
Children.
ia 1T IT III ". Tnnafr
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INcxxAsiss TIE CAPITAL sfocx.-The authorities
Of the powhatan Steamboat Company, whose stea-
mers run between Baltimore aud Richmond, are
about making application to the Legislature OF
Maryland, for the purpose Of having their capital
stock increased nom 100000, the amount which
she present charter allows them to issue to $ooo,.
900. and II viii, no doubt, be granted The cause
Of their application may be stated as follows -
Whsa the charter Of the Company was obtained,
the Company held bat 100000 worth of real 60
ssts, which consisted Of the steamer Columbus,
lsines barnsd) and the Pocahontas Since that
time they have bnit the fne steamer Belvidere, at
. cost Of x72 900, and the model steamer George
Peabody, ~ cost Of 81, 600, both OF which boats
besides the pocahontss, are now running upon
the line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

THEArRE--Ws are gratifiei to learn that Mr.. Sef
ton and his accomplished daughter will remain
here another week. Those who would witness q
novel and really excellent entertainment should
visit the theatre to- night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

The NORFOLK PLAQUE or ls56.-The Howard As.
ISOLATION, OF Norfolk, has published in pamphlet
form report Of the contributions and the CORES
pondenoe Of contributors, in behalf of the sufferers
from the plague In Norfolk during the summer of
1850. number Of copies have been forwarded to
the Mayor OF this city, who will distribute them to
those who desire them
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FIRE AT RROOkLYN-
---------
LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30-The furniture store Of Hen
nv Redtord, Fulton street, was burnt last night
Loss ST6,000--insured for $2S 900.
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MONTICELLO duAkD'-Ws are grstified to learn
that this me volunteer company, Of Chariottes.
vile, have determined to be present In Richmond
u the Inauguration of the Washington Monument.
Their presence on that occasion will be peculiarly
appropriate, for they profess to be the Guard of
Aontiesiio, that hallowed spot where rest the re-
mains Of one Of yirginis's most distinguished
sons, whose ssstue will grace the monument
------------------~--
- tses uiaH, &o.--ns;ss from Utah to the lath of
December have been received ct 81. Louis The
troops were making themselves comfortable and
eajoysd seed health. Capt. Bee, commanding the
soiseseess' sss drilling them for future useful
ness There vss no sign Of snow east Of Fort Lar.
ssnis, bat plenty Of grass and bsnAloes. q
AAsicss frvm santa re Of an important character
had also been teceiyed. Resolutions had been
adsp:sd ct public meeting, thanking Score taries
Lloyd sud Brown for offciI actions Affecting tbs
3ntsrests Of the Territory. Depredstions by the
apache and other Indian tribes are reported.
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AlfrEAyY STocK 0PERArros.--At the stock board
10 Boston, on Wednesday, three shares OF the once
famous Vermont Central Railroad were offered for
sale. and brought oae cent per share. II was not
. time contract" but for cash on delivery.
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George T. Van Muller, q Russian, was murdered
IN wsstnsld, y. J., last Tuesday, BY Michael Mar
ply. Rf 4gS aT
= Amsn byths name Of william crisisr, resi.
dsut u Davies county, Ky. iespsd from tbs wharf
tosa Ut 0vspsbofV, on 6asdsy, 10 . 10 Of dsitr1an
Gsneus, aud wss drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

nA. entlemen wishing to
take \ chanca in the FAST TR0TTING MARE.
PEGGY will please call at the st Charles Hotel Bar
Room. Only few chances left. ia ID 81
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From, DR. s II Lands, Physician TO the Cttv WdtcY
Cure Institute at Ftitdtisipdid.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness eight very painful eorns ia n few minutes. /
would advise my friends and the public generally 10
go 10 Mr. Schlosssr and have themselves relieved Of
these toe tormentors. 5 NJ LANDIs, NJ ID.