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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

To- Fire and Life. 1--WE desire to call the at
tention of the public to one great and important
truth, viz: that
FIRE. AND LIFE INSURANCE
can be effected to any amount and on the most
sonahe terms at the
INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE,
100 Sfafn street,
a few doors above the new Custom House. Please
observe that we represent
THE LIFERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
ms URANCE COMPANY!
Ca TIA i---S10,00U,e00
With over $500 GO invested IN the United States,
and annual revenue OF
S2.z5O.000.
We arc prepared to take large risks on the Nj OST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
In addition to the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
this Company issues
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On payment Of ten annual iHniS, property is
thenceiorth permanently insured.
BY this plan saving of nearly FORTY PER CT.
is effected tthe sum thus saved will, in fifteen
years amount to the whole OF the deposites y the
The policy can be cancelled at any time By the
holder, the premium being returned, less FIVE per
cent.
TIE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
With capital of over $l 900 900, is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
and offers as great inducements to persons desIrous
of etfecting insurance on their lives any other
Company. We respectfully solicit CALI
WORTHAM WYATT, Agents,
100 Main street.
Medical Eraminers-Ro. T. COLEMAN. NJ. D..
jos. Ii. CONWAY, Nj. ID. oc3-if Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Capfnre ef bad Boys.-- Several rude bows
who have nightly assembled near linton Sta.
church, and to their own disgrace, have bces
arrested BY Constable Thomas, on serious
eharge, and will q hearing before Com.
ty Justice. IL the parents would take these
bunch of switches, their morals would be
more readily improved than in any other way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

ia Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D.. offers her
services To those OF her own sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management OF
female diseases. and displacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post -Oifles, Box 81.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond. Va. oc 4-1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Ks,ds Enfoyeiss -In the City CounciI. ss n
all0theF deliberntise bodies, fhers ara aIwayus
nembers who seem very anxious t0hear them
selves talk, and, ms . consequences, waste yast
deal OF time. To avoid this In future we In
vite the attention Of the President TO the sintn
rule, which sAys: mo member shah speak
more than ten. minutes IT any one time, unlesS
he be chairman Of . committee, in explanation
Of a report or ordinance, when he shall be AZ
lowed II he desire IT, fifteen minutes; nor sAA1t
any msa6sS spsnk msys sAss tsss<S spos ths Soma
0Mesfion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Price zoe. "i4su Fo"pEhs--
h;sa,. h;m sAN = 0NE-HALF THE LARD in making
der, Price s0c. N"A"s ho"-
rJIeIa ,nSer OF GOOD bread yhoala use ssmple's
soc. For sale by INfa w Gnpsii ree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

The Public Squares, owned by ecitv, are to
be enclosed and gradually improved by the
planting of ornamental trees and the laying
ont of walks. In the Eastern Square 1t is COLI
around il, so that ladies and inyalids can have
u fair view of the beautiful landscape east
and west of the grounds. without leaving
their vehicles. Near The centre of this square
shade trees should be planted, SO rs to form a
handsome grove, and ii that IL done, q foaH-
tain of water will then be introdaced to add
TO the comfort Of visitors and TO the beauty OF
the square. sgl b ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Clay StsfEss-No ftdipgs have yet rtache<
here Of the arrival Of the Clay 6tsfue al New
York; but from the tine Il was shipped. IL Is
thought quite probable that IL may vi feaeh
here and b. seen BY the thcusands cf yfsisors
who will attend the annual Fairs. 0ensle.
ceive the statne when Il reaches there nad for.
ward Il 70 Richmond ~ one Of the rexuinr
line Of steamships rnuning 10 this porf: ard
space win be allotted - IN 10 Mechanics5 fn-
Of the ladies, ar prepared % tnangurale il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MIssIoNs.-The annual meeting of
the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, commenced at Philadelphia
on Tuesday afternoon. This is the oldest of
the missionary organizations in the country.
1t was Incorporated by the Legislature of
Massachusetts in 1712, and the first missiona-
ries were ordained at Salem on the 9th of Feb
ruary of the same year, and sailed early for
the East Indies. It is stated that when the
first missionaries set sail, the entire amount in
the treasury was but 81 200. Now the income
of the Society is about S325, 900.
The Treasurer read his report, showing that
the expenses Qf the year were S4ia,2e9, re-
ceipts S35U,g15 leaving a debt of 66,374.-
The permanent fund is S66,7l5. Permanent
fund for officers, S39, $40. A report was re-
ceived from the Prudential Committee on the
state of the foreign missions, the most of
which were represented to be in a flourishing
condition. The number of missions is 26;
stations 127; out stations l31;ordained mission
aries 1869; physicians not ordained 4; male as
222; native helpers 254; number of printing
last year A. go $40; churches 1853; church men,
bers a3,5l5; added during year l,279; number
of seminares 2; free schools 3l3; pupils in free
schools 1911; do. in seminaries 40l, do. in
boarding schools 637 whole number in schools
and seminaries S,94y. The opening sermon
was preached by DR.. Patterson, Of Chicago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Lor Tides, for several days past have pre-
vented gunners from entering the marshes. aud
thereby saved from death thousands Of soSa.
In the early part OF the season these delicious
birds were so numerous that not only were the
marshes alive with them, but on al the low
lands OF James river they were to b found In
great numbers feeding on grass seed, and such
insects as came within the reach Of their bills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

gA steam Engine for saie.-A two-and-a a
half horse STEAM ENGINE. in complete order
having been used only three weeks. 1t will be sol,
at a bargain. Apply at this office. 4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

the Tredegar Works, Talhost & Bro, q
Shockoe Foundry, r, Rahm. of the Eagle
Foundry, Burger Co.. saw mlanufac tnrers,
and scores OF other citixens, are busily en-
gaged in fiiling Southern orders for machinery
OF various kiuds. The portable saw mile,
stationary engines, md circular saws, mann
iactured In this city, to MI Southern orders
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas, that the
farmers and planters who aaye tried or sren
them Atwork, recommend them - unsurpsns.
ed. In every respect. 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Called Mesfins.-The City Council held a
called meeting yesterday afternoon. Present
Messrs. saunders, Allen, Roddey, Burr, Hill,
Epps, Glazebrook, Mills, Denoon and Talbo,t
The President stated that the meeting had
been called to receive the deed from the Cen
trai Agricultural Society, to secure the City
lor lot proposed loan Owing to the absence Of
hr Grattan and other members. and some in
formallty in the deed. action was postponed
until the regular meeting next month.
On motion of Mr.. Hin, the Chamberlain
was authorized to pay SI,G60 to Messrs. Cooley
Osgood, contractors for removing the Rock
etts bar, that being the first estimate. as certi
fled by the City Engineer.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, a resolution was
adopted, instructing the Committee ON Police
70 enquire into the expediency Of increasing
the Day Police force to Ten members
several petitions and bills were presented II
the Council and referred to the appropriate
committees. .''e ''N
Alter some other unimportant business the
Councii ADJOURNED to meet next Monday.
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HA- Elegant Stock

~ Elegant Stock
OF
DOMESTIC AND KTCH FOREIGN DRY
GOODSt
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS j. co. No. l4i, Eagle Square.
We have opened, aud viii continue to receive
l"T several weeks, the largest and best stock of
DOM MESrIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS we
i4Hse ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
i'q} ers to gIte US call We are prepared to iurn-
Izh large and small buyers, at the
LOW EST CASH PRICES
IN Dress Goods, rich SILKS and SILKS ROBES,
hALENTIAS, POPLlNS-yery large stock,
klch Paris + LANES, MERIN0S, POPLTN
De LANES. BOMBAZINES and ALPAC-
CAS-,
Fer rich DE LAME ROBES-new STYLES,
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS. &c,
SHIErlNGS and SHIRTINGS, every grade.
In SERFANrS' CLOTHING and BLANKETS
eaf stock cannot be surpassed. We call your at
shton to these leading articles with the assurance
{''t unr assortment rs complete in every partcu
ihf We have marked them at prices that will
c"nnahd the trade Of cash and short time buyers.
Call and see.
PERKINS & cos. Cash Store,
fe E-lm No. l4i, Eag le Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

INTERESTING DEClSloN ~ OATILE OhAL-
Ens-The Circuit Court of Monongalia coun-
ty, Va, has made decision in the case of
Peerce rs. Basel, which is of interest TO deal
ers in beef cattle. as the decision given was
afterwards affirmed in the Court of Appeals.
The facts are thus detailed in the Alexandria
Sentinel:
.Bassel sold to Peerce a lot of cattle, and
Peeree paid down part OF the price, and was to
pay the residue and take the beeyes on a future
specified day. Peerce, however, failed to come
forward at the time agreed. Meantime a
drought had set in, and grass had failed to
such degree that it could not be procured for
a reasonable price. aud Peerce resided in dis
tant county, and cattle were falling in value.
The day after the time appointed for the pay
ment, Bassel without giving notice to Peerce
OF any purpose to do SO, sold the cattle for
what was then their full value. Cattle had
however, SO much deprecated that this ann
was not as much as the part of the original
price that remained unpaid. Peerce sned
Basel for the amount paid by him. The Cir
cuit Court gave judgment for the defendant
{Bassel,) and the case was taken to the (,ourf
of Appeals. 1t has there been decided and
agai.s In Bassei's favor. The court held that,
though generally when the seller of the prom
erty retains the possession and the buyer fails
TO pay at the time appointed, the former should
give to the latter previous notice Of his purpose
TO resell for the purchase money, yet under
the circumstances of this case, notice was not
necessary but that, however this might be- il
Bassei had done awrong and Peeres had sus-
tanned damages by II his remedy was not an
action for she money paid, but for damage for
the actual injury sustained.
IxPoRTAHT, hut DOUBTFUL RuMoR--T. d.
Beaumont, an American, resident Of Hong
Kong, China, In . letter dafed July II, says
"A rumor here, probably Chinese story,
is that the Emperor has sent q communion
ton to the Governorof Shanghae, saying that
the firing from the forts at the month Of the
sPei-Ho River upon the British and French
Embassy, was not by his orsiers. but by those
Of Mandarins, whose heads he has ordered 10
be struck OF tor the set. II II expecrad that
the American Minister, Mr.. Ward, has pro-
ceetied ts Pekin. Mr.. brace, the British MIN
ister, has gone 10 japan, 20 remain there .
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
~ New and Elegant Stock of
FALL DRY GOODS
II CRENSHtW. QLARLES i CO.'S,

No 2sa BRoAp STREET.
We hsve Just received our entire stock of FALL
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new designs that
nla IN market thls season. and shall continue TO
add to assortment BY every arrival, SO as to
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
n ladies' Dress foods. CLoAkS; MANTLES,
WHITE G00IS, TRIMMINGS, &c, We have q
lar-s and varied selection, and at prices that will
SUI The most economical buyers.
In seuts Goods. we have the largest stock ever
offered, sqeh as French and Engiish CLOTHS,
H5eE Iad ta1lE SaST!fTIeNs ssSi S a anq taMpsy M
LARS sin and Cambria UMBRELLAS, Merino
4nd Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS SuSPEN-
In Chi drens Goods, we have bright colors in
small F!sured aad Checked foods, IN all the dii-
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
In SfRV1NTs- GOODS we have a large and
splendid stock OF the best makes. and ut low prices.
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
l% s.. 'hSi5 d&KNsAAW &B4KsNAA a 1rf GA&fs fEi3ff CO
"a Now Ready. "a
WATKINS e FICKLEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
To EXAMINE
Tisir entirely Ner Stock ct FaH end Winter
DRY q GODS,
Especially of Ladies'
$780, Sil4EH pa " DhI'sS boODS,
Which Is larger, more varied and ees CANT than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SH4WLS,
In NEW ROOM on the first foor
~ Very superior
ENGLISH BLEGCHED i'll SHIRTJNGS,
- AT TTWELVE-AND-A-HALFC CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels. Ingram.
Hemp, Cocoa. Mating. Druggets,
Floor Cloths, OIL Cloths
aA- Il Ia5ge and tesaAt dSS0TtU.af.Sl
WATKINS Il FfCKLEN,
Sc 26-ts l59 III lain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

( THE LAW IN BALTIMoRE.-Three rowdiea
were convicted in the Circuit Court OF Balti-
more. Wednesday, before Judge Stump, Of
participating in q riot on board the steamer
Express recently, when unofending passen-
gers were beaten. and several negroes on
board stabbed. The Sun says:
The parties were sentenced TO fice days ina-
prssonnseHf and a fae IF fifty eenfs sctfh fosts--
The manner and language OF the Judge Will
doubtless nrove AS extraordinary ana aston
ishing to the public as the sentence inflicted
upon the rioters. And his openly Expressed
wish that the riot had included the little epi-
sode Of pitching ths captain overheard. i'm
parts TO the bench Of the Criminal Court ef
Baltimore an idiocracy that viii be esteemed
abroad rs singularIy In keeping with the NM
fortunate notDriety the record OF certain ex-
plolts in our city has inflicted upon 1t.
PATRNTs.--Among the patents issued last
week, were the following VIM. X. Mnssef
and ]. Coleman, Of Lynchburg. Va. for addi-
tional improvement In tobacco presses. Jas.
2. 3 Stuart Of Wytheville, Va, for improved
method Of attaching sahses g belts. VIM. n.
6usemaa, Of MorgantOwn, Va, Tor ipproyes
neat in weighing scalss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

ne Csnfraf Fair, 70 open ON the 44fh inst,
pronieee to be the most atfrac ttve Agricuitn-
raj Exhibition ever held in Virgfnia. The
new grounds and buildiugs, which, OF them
selves. would repay long trip to see, are ar
ranged with an especial eye to comfort,
whilst their compactness and symmetry 81
construction give them that pleasant APPEAR
ance always 90 agreeable TO the sight Of those
who admire architectural proportions. On
entering the spacious enclosure, one ID at once
struck with the adnptability Of the place 70
the main object FOR which il was designed. -
amhmedlaie!y hiss1y before You Is the great hall Of
EXHIBITION, where manufactures OF every kind
are TO be collected. To the right OF this stands
the grand refreshment hail. whore the hungry
are ar 70 be fed and the thirsty given drink. A
two-story ediflce known as the s.buiidine of
all work." where the President Secretary.
Executive Committee, and Judges. ali have
their working rooms, admirably arranged
Facing about and you have the cattle pens in
view, and so arranged that you can see
through every stall, without walking an hun.
dred yards to do SO. Then, turaing your
back upon these buildings, and you have the
horse-stables. the sheep folds. the poultry
coops, the hog-pens, the trotfing track. and
the large amphi-theafre all under your eyes
SO convenient of access, and yet SO removed
from the assembly room. as not to annoy
or offend the most fastitiions visitor.
Whatmorp, then, is necessary to attractl Lib.
eral premiums, and these the Society has Of
fered, and in every shape and FORM SO that no
one can possibly object to them.
Another advantage to be enjoyed by visitors,
is the facilities afforded for getting to and from
the grounds. Every hour during the day q
tram Of cars will run from the Richmond and
fredericksburg Railroad depot to the Fair, Sc
that all who wish to do so can ride to and fro
for trif1e; and yet another and decided ad-
vantage, is the refreshment booths, at which
all visitors can procure their dinners without
leaving the grounds
We understand that q large number of su-
perior horses are to be exhibited during the
week-that manufacturers are preparing for
an extensive exhibition of agricultural iinple.
ments-and that, as far as heard from, the n I'M
Der OF visitors promises to be greater than last
faii. Those who come to spend the week will Sc,
cure memhers' tickets; and all who attend will
be pleased with the effort made to give per.
manency to Agricultural Fairs in Richmopd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

fnT psy,icutRF customer orders, the hest In the
i-atted States. We cannot he excelled IN this ar
,fe}p As our customers previous TO this time can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

Therefore can and Will slve you better article Tor
the groues than v here goods sold on credit;
a vim wish 10 pay their own debts and not be sut-
,,ci - profit sufhcient tu cover the losses
seemed hy those ''ch0 iut, credited, arG DO Rei
pay" Will trade at the CASH STORE, No. lilo
~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
THE ENGLISH CRICKETERs CHALLENGED.--A dE
...4.l, .r AZ an4l, E.o,,, ph;la dnlnl,in SAYS

THE ENGLISH CRIcKETERs CHALLENGED.--A ois-
patch Of the 18th from Philadelphia says:
The All England Eleven have received a cha,, hat,
lenre from base ball club of this city. but as they
have had no practice whatever in the game - ,sy 9
cline tba challenge for the present. They have,
Sops ss ebaaea books Of instruction and sps
cimen Bat. and during the winter and spring viii
practice that xnse Nse9 nfy zs to eg a
st;act tTev Will be able to change position with
ther friends and become students instead
of Me nrofessors, They propose to come earlier next
year. The only engagement that lnterferes te WITH
fnr The middle Of August This match they will
either t play at an earlier day or postpone alto
rather.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18


TO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION
THAN ANY OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN MARKET,
Or Money Refunded!
Purchasers i'll making their examination of the machines
different manufacturers, will do well to request the exhib
itor pieces fabrics ranging all
the way from the gaze to the heaviest cloh
stout hard leathcrsew each of these, with the machine run
ming its highest Speed without stopping changing the
teson repeat this backward forward score of
times Now if the sewing all the different fabrics is perfect
the scam elastic alike Sides skipping of Stitches
then ii safe conclude that the machine is not POOR ma
chine a; least and machine that will do this is the best
for family use
In stating belief that the FINKLE MACHINES by far
the best in the market FOR FAMILY USE and for MANU-
FEATURING PURPOSES, we challenge the most careful
's''',' ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"SroRy BuupiSG,
OILS 2r5t<W Corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
/ - so-l.y's supplemented

Il InE ANPHnHEArER. The Buckleys had a fine
Aouse llat night as usual Notwithstanding the ex-
cessiye heat of the weather, and the auditory per-
spred and laughed, and laughed and perspred
aseia until y became perfect mass Of unctuous,
oleainoys n,eriment, every grinning countenancc
lcelng y 4 y had been highly vanished with the
Shiiest of yarnsh, and finging back the gas light
zags Ne patent rejecting napparatus.
Another of the inevitably excellent bills is an
nnanced for tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18

8 FATAL ARRAY On the 18th inst a difficulty
occurred near Memphis between James Rouke and
Philip McAanns, IN the course Of which the latter
Z drew . knife and dangerously wounded the former.
Ronke then wrested the knife from McManus and
killed him on the spot by repeated stabs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
sHelc Orleans

.1elC Orleans
COMMERCIAL READING NG#ItooNlS.
The desous of carrying the Reading Rooms
in style the of the mercantile community ana
all who may wish enjoy comfortable place of resort 10 pass
away few leisure requests subscribers to come lot
ward and register their that he may be enaoe 10
meet the views of public establishments ubscrio
ing will have admission the and are always de
able visitors.
The Rooms will positively be kept another year.
F. w. COELER,
o,- ,ast Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18

LARGE REcEIPTs OF CorroN. The receipts of
cotton from Sunday morning up to o'clock last
evening, amounted to 26, ,s7s bales. Among which
was The steamer Magnolia, from vicksburg, with
6,224 bales cotton; which is the largest load by
about 600 bales that has ever been received at this
port BY any one boat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18

The FMKLE LYON SEWING MAcHISE.-Me Messrs.
Alfred Munroe Co. agents for the sale Of hc excellent
Ing machine of the make Of Finkle Lyon which combine
seveal marked features Of improved mechanical conriyae
hAt have made desiray popular any kind of
fabric with equal rapidty and precision Of execution very
simple n construction and operation and Isl therefore, just the
article for family Call Munroe Co.'S Story building
- these machines to advertisement of which we d.
fYcos satenon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
.1esC Calpetiny.

.sesc Caipeting.
j. d. d 4 NJ Err RON e G o.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large choice of English Velvet
and Tapestry capens the celebrated manufacture of Gross
leys & Sons others.
BIGELoW BRUSSELS and wILToNs-new patterns
THREEPLY AND INGRAINs, of the best makers.
RUGS, BA1zEs, DOOR MATS, etc
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the extensive descrip
ions of Brocatele, Worsted Curtain Mate
rial; Lace and Muslin Curtains Table Covers !;
Cords Trimmings.
Window Shades and Corniccs.
In this branch of business great pains up
the newest styles, and our stock has superior.
OH. CLoTHs-a feet "a wide of choice quality
patterns. oil 2p6t
Carpefings.
FRESH IMPORT TIONS.
120. Canal Street. .12O
ToURo BUILDINGS.
Just received, and opening large and magnificent
of
MEDALLIoNs,
yELyETs
TAPESTRIES,
BRUSSELS,
S-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETINGs
Floor Oil Cloths.
3o "a feet wide patterns suit any apartment
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
A very large assortment and beautiful designs.
Curtain Goods.
All qualities Of Danask Curtains Curtain Bands Loops
Tassels, Corniees etc
GEO. l.. MARINE,
oil 2p5t No. 40 Canal street. Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
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9s1 17PT7I9 nclaI and COmmercfM1 ON id pnEc.
I'D INV LusIrANos BENEVOLENT AssocIATION.-This
Amoci6tion last night held an election for Physi-
efSn and Collector. The present incumbents, DR..
sllanss and Nj. Stephen Boehm, were reelected
Id IN ~ honors.
After the election, the night being pleasant, the
as0ci iation had d parade, in the course Of which
1A6f ssrenaded their friends. For the very hand
= 1elenAde and cheers they offered US of the
kcsnt, n their march along Camp street, they
lAyeo1r grateful acknowledgment.
u @ H aotce of Nj. Secretay Sambola, elsewhere
\ r1lll hed, members Of the New Lusitanos Benevo-
m Association are requested to meet at their hall,
76S On Ievee street. on Sunday 23d instant, for the
purpose of celebrating the first anniversary of the
Aasociation and inaugurating the new tomb.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18

Hg For Congress First Representative
DIsrRcr-CHARIES BIENyENU is the nominee of the State
Rights Party, candidate for Congress for the
First Representative District. seq 2pte