davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

TIE OLDEsT AN q BE5T rEMEDY KNOWN
For the determination nj bugs roachea ants, ohs eas
Of vemir Sold at the principal
depo 62 Broadway by AL druxg where Price
from 70 cent? 70 81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

Spring Business Suits, from 81 80 to SIS.
Black Dress Suits, from $12 to $25
Black Fcck Coats, from 81 50 to SIG.
Bus meas Coats from s. 10 $40.
Cashmere Pants, from 81 70 sc.
Nesis OF Al atyles and materials, from 81 50 to 81
. 0AO A. HUNTER CO., Mammoth Clothing Warehouse
NOS w and ~ Bowery, between Houston and Blocker s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

MARTIN.-On Thursday, April s, Anna, wife Of James
Martin. of son all of tue Sixth ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

Spring Fashion Hats, SO, 81 and So.
WHITE, Halter, ZIG Broadway, opposite st. Paus church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

powfer proof locks and bsrs Also fire and bu
glsr proof steb,st and paror safes Depot 6S MURRAY
corner OF College psce. ROBERT A. PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

Royal Havana LOttery.-NOs. 2S,O07,
IS 3s 1886 1891 1896 drew the five capital prizes in the
drawing March 1860 Circulars by
sddr esing DON RODRIGUEZ OF city post Charleston
g. G.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

A Sensation Hat-Thats 1t! Real
Sersaton Hat is to make its appearance to day. from the
adjustment of KNOX 23 Broadway OF Fut street
We have doubt will create sensation among the Broad
way promenaders and be felr and appreciated by ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

An UnfOrtunate VrnnsRCtzOn.-A Con-
ueman who the habit of purchasing his OF
Knox recently white on visit TO sister city, LOST his crown
piece compelled supply It's place at the first hat
ter shcp he found On arriving at home, looking pale IN
gued fearfuy deblia'ed bis wife aniousiy inquired
the cause his feeble condition He could tell phye
csr called in BE heard the peterrs story he request
the hat. lis weigh astounded him The
and he prescribed doee OF Knoys spriog Hat
be Immediately The ption obtsnsd at 22
Broadway, and the advice strictly followed resulting In
fec restoration TO health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
co q Consolidated Lotteries of Georgia.
CLASS 298 APRIL Q, 1860.
II, l, 40, %, 8, AZ, 62, 3S, 80, 81, AZ.
Prizes cashed t58 Broadway. Circulars sent free.
hoDGLS, DAVIS CO., Managers,
Macon,
Ceorr1a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

8o' &c DC &C. &c @ci
EVANS INTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
and FULTON STREET.
so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
FOur Dollar Hats.

Spring Fashions.-Hats and Caps for
CO nis and Youth splendid assortment of Misses aud
Cbildren's st aw Goods. KELLOGG, 35l Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
Commerce of Baltimore.

DrAwjngo Of the Delaware state LOtte.
ries, WOOD EDDY CO., Managers OF the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, No. 165. APRIL 6, 1850.
10, IS, 70, %, 20, as, SO, 81, As, 81, s. IA, SO.
DEIAwARE-CLAss No 1866 APRIL 6, 1860
80, 3S, 5, II, IS, 81 Is, 70, g., 70, So, ID, 46.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing
WOOD EDDY a Do Wfmnpou Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

SPRING CAPEs AND oTHIR ovERCOArs
50, So, 81 so, S., SO, SO and sl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

BLACK CLOTH FRCCK COATS.
s. &C. So IS co. &c. Sl0 ST. S2 $l2 60 $l4 SIS SIC and SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
A N II
A N ID

the tasty best fitting newest stock largest assort
mens and lowest prices Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
TO
F. b. BALDwINB,
Nos 70 and " Bowery
The largest store in the city.
&c &c; &c. &C.. de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

CASHMERE PANTS.
81 50 g. So 60 S275 S. 50 90 81 81 80 S. IS 80 and IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AMP
AND
For the tasty best fitting newest stock largest assor
me and lowest prices Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
~" F.B. BAtpw!Ss. >. .
&c ae g.. as &c.. 4e .'- ae &c.,
a Asthma and all Pulmonary ComplAins sils BourSons
'' 0 Joas Mills 60 PFSSprie.os IA Broadway
A SAVING OF Twenty PER CENT
A. GAS * i E Eef Tsas
silver sI tRsr ~ WARE.
ss ely e that 1s's and
thai. G ,6sy,, C ns Az. heir purchase,
GOODS FREELY fIsR ds SHOWN,
pnu and no one one
n. B-A lot Of second hand Chandeliers, at very low
WI. DAILY&Co.,
$500
A CXNowLEDGED THE BRsT REMEDY IN EUROPE
sa rhsa spg msS s ssam ss certain
H also Old ulcsrs sSTss ne w0
dyspepsia incident consumption piles &C. Hys.s life Bat
81 Of En- ss s1
@ % to @ rp NJ
street street gold By HAYES Brooklyn Is cents bottle
AT INTERCOLLEGIATE ORANGE BLOSSOM WEDDING
"A Envelope Just issued very beautiful Only at so2 Broad
NEVER FAILING Friend
loss Of 4fPEfiTE and sa assIRAH Fa6sTkArIos,
BkYANr's UNRTvALLID STOMACH BITTERs.
la avevvvbere
f~ '''' Depot No 8 South William street, New York
AT EvKRDELLs-wEDDING CARES, NOTES, &C,
"A these ,celebraed Enaved Cards can only be had 800
Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
AT McIEEs,. Cos BROADWAY, THE NEWEST srYIn
AT ss-sHoks AND CATERS. A NEW STYLE, AT
% JoNEs' III and IL Ann street Call and 80 them
CoAL OILS AND rARE,ArI.z oAEDLEs:.AIL
EAGLE, Agent 2sl Canal street, near Broadway
A eoe ss Bs1 SSSTLf II BOTTLES
$SIsss FSsE sSk WV u
BY sSSserSer for msdcns md pr Use
1% s S y. ns s
cal faculty FOR sale BY all drugsss ocsns 1nd ftp stores
in the United States u.s. c 3 aas Bs.2sr street
A COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS OF ALL LLo THE STATES,
Lager soary Public and y s. ,sasp q Chamber.
EDWAhD bLSSElli, brosdwhyt V"no. VI S--o"''
| street.
AT wHO4EsALE CHEAP-oNE MILLION SEGARs
"A from "a 70 $50 per thousand Great oMgnns 70 cssh
| buyers u ChhrAS' ~ Dfosoway.
| HkRrCAN WATCHES, -
N In rod end silver for sale by GEO g. ALLEN.
40 way door below Canal street, formerly IL Wall
| slrS,.
AL KlSpa OF PAPER ANo PAPER BAGS. At ysEs
| a NAN Il. 81 RI SJNb Psper Warehsuse So lisskuar
s,rcei. tns i7c thin paper for hotels and shg
|
| nR FwErT's 1rFAIlIsBIg IryINxyT CURES CUTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

DARSON's EXTERMINATOR
Acts upon Rats terror they leave their holes
1t efecuay purifes dwellings Of loaihsome Reaches An
dealers In medicine have II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

Cashmere Business Suits-tO match.
s. 49, S0 Sill, sl2 So 90, si3, sl5, &c. SIS and 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

DARKER BROS CELEBRATED LONDON CLUE
eauce superior TO all others In and sold 1t
nuch less rate Indispensable .. The breakfast dinner
lunch tables One has only TO procure bottle from
spectacle grocer test s savory qualities suppsa
by A. j. PARKER, Is Beekman street. solo agent for %
United StA.ea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

LNIEE PROOF SAFES.
IL BTEARNs 4 MARVIN,
~ Murray street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

CAs FIXTURES AND FIRING.
" NO. 7O7. BROADWAY. NO 7a7
The largest and beat seect-d FIXTURh
and FRENCH BbONZSS In city for sale at very low
prices by
STEPHEN PHILBIN, 707 BROADWAY
Between Washington place and Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

DRRRY'S JAPANEsR
BOOT AND SHOE POLISH
SPLENDID CLOSING RUBBIN0-SOIL6 NOTHING
Sold everywhere. JAPANESE POLISH co.,
AT Broome street, door west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
DHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
LIZ j. r. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
AND IRON AND SULPHUR POWDEpH
DARE AND CHOICE IMPORTED BOOKS
III OLD AND kKW.
IMPORT tn LITERARY MEN

AND ALL THOSE COLLECTING LIBRARIES.
5000 Volumes Of choice and valuable English Books.
ancient and modern In all departments OF Literature ncud
ing Bnory Biography Theology yoysges and raves Poetry
and the drama. Literary Anecdotes, sportnx illustrated
rous and early printed Works Ao consisting mostly OF
very choice copies which be easily duplicated. For
sale cheap for cash by j. W. BUUTON CO.,
Importers of Sterling English Literature 81 Walker r
Priced catalogues sent to address receipt Of stamp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01
TEL. 3, Aiken. for Knitting Machine. c.r.iss.s.

TEL. 3. Aiken, for Knitting Machine. Certificate
To BseaeSsmp 4 Saunders. for Washing Ma
Glass No. 3s.-Type- -Castins asd Mifsrisg ma
chine.
To Walker Pelouzs, for Type Foundry, First-
To same, tor Miterins Machine. Silver Medal
CIass NO. e--Cartdgss, Baggfss, fc. .e
T9 Ssa q s,ys1 .ls n.d isf BoxsI and Carriage
TO williams 4 Elliott, for Carriage Mskssss
Supplies First csss Gia:i No. NS'IS'n.i aS%rr.u,.
To Il; s. Holiday, for s1pencr Family Flour.
Glass No. 4I.-Gxtta Psreha Ware.
To Knowles & walford, of Richmon d, for spe-
cimens Of Carbon zed India Rubber Goods, mama
faotnred by the Hayward Co. of Massachusetts.
Glass No. a. -Mathen,atieal InstrNmsxts.
To g. H. Whitescarver, for Calcutatlng Pro-
tractor and Engineering Compass and Trisono-
mstrieai calculator invented by himseii' First
10 ). Il Lilly. for Engineering Compass. First.
'' Glass No. 4s-woolsn Goods.
To Manchester Cotton and WOODEN Company,
for heavy ali wool FulIsd Cloths, Silver Medal.
ali wool % Bsnssts siIvs9 MedsI MdIah'' i0r superior
Glass No. 44.--Saddles, fe.
@. Johnson, of Jackson. Miss, for Ladies' Sad
Ole, adSlraby made, and OF beautiful pattern,
- Glass No. 45;-ss,eing Maeains Work.
To Wheeler Wilson, for superior specimens
Of work executed on their Machlne, First Glass
Diploma. ..... -
of 's.. S,ess
Glass No. 46-hiseeiiansons.
To j. Sedgwick, lad H. years old, for Speci.
mems OF Penmanship, Gold Pen.
To Robert Elicit. of Hanover, for Paving
Bricks. First Glass Diploma.
To VIM Baker& Co for Fancy Glass Blowing
a Silver Medal. e'
To II. M. Smith, for Well Fixture. First Class
Diploma ~
To ]. Powers, for Pressed Bricks, First Class
fpr pnrto Aia W..
ter, First Class Diploma. -
To Asa Snyder. for Patent Metallic Window
Blinds, burglar and FIRE proof, First Class Di-
ploma.
To Chas. Ford, for display of Preserves, Pickles.
wines. SAUCES, Ac,, rst Class Diploma.
To Mrs Yarrlngton, for Rheumatic Mixture,
First Glass Diploma.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

DIxIE.-The most tamors thing now in
America is Dixie" The forests of Aros took
and the gulches of California are equally IA
miliar with its jingle; by The shores of the
Chesapeake, and by the pictured rocks of Lake
Superior it soundeth. An amusing aHecdote
is told, which happened lately at st. Louis
theatre:
The orche 1tra played "Dixie," when the cur
tain rose and the play gan. But the audi
ence would not listen. The cry of "Dxie"
ran through the house from pit to gallery,
completely drowning he voice of the actor
He made several Intellectual attempts to ,
heard, and left the stage. The old manager
appeared, flushed with anger. and, in an ex-
cited voice, exclaimed "Gentiemen, what
means an this ill-naunered confusion b
What do you want ;" Immediately q hun
dred voices cried out "DiXie." "Weli, you
can't have it. you've had Dixie once to-
pight. and you'll have Dixie no more" He
retired to the grC en-room, and the actor agai Il
appeared. But it was no use. A deafening
shout for "Dixie'' met him from the audie ce,
and, after sf1mmering and stu utteriug for a few
moments, he left the s'Cge. The eur':in
dropped, the orchestra played Dixie" and
The play progressed without further in'er-
ruDtiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

CLEANING THE BoTToMS OF IRON SBIPs.-
The expense and inconvenience which at. nd
the taxing out of ships on every occasion when
the bottom tccomes foul. gives value 20 any
contrivance by which the process of cleaning
can be performed while the vessel is afioat in
harbor or at sea. The apparatus which has
lately lcea biought forward to meet the want
so long felt, consis of eight rectangular pieces
of cork wood, eight al inch~s long, ten inches
wide, and seven inches d. 1p. + ch of these
corks is cover, w n a toid, -astcped with
iron bands, oa he op of which are tx"d nine
knives, which move. s. .raliel and three at
right angles, while re N: III" IS in mo o.ion.
The boxes are haul nnC er the ships keel
and are worked by five or SIX ren. BY this
means ves Il whose keel is one hundred and
eighteen feet can y thoroughly clean CT
barnacl-s in haif a day. The appara .us has
been prac tically + sled in Amsterdam, aud
found to work well. By the use of m chani-
cal power, it could, no douot, be rendered
more effective,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Observation-Disclosures The rain on Tues
day night, the attendance at the Theatre was
quite large, and included good many ladies'
Inc bright, particular star of the evening,
MISS Caroline Richings, sang several charm
ing songs, and played with her usual yivacity.
Mr. Richings performed well, as he always
does. Several new pieces are in preparation,
one OF which, pretty domestic sketch en-
Titled the Household Fairy" Will be pro-
duced tonight. The play of "Home, Sweet
Home," will also be repeated As recreation
is necessary to relieve the human mind of its
cares, we know of no place we can more high
~ recommend for the purpose than the The
atre, while MIR. Richings and his accomp-
lished daughter are there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

THE ELECTIoN FRAUD IN PHILADELPHIA
CoArietion.-The conviction of VIM Birely. a
Judge of Elections, In Philadelphia, on Tues
day, of forging the returns SO as to defeat
Lehman, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, was published yesterday. The Bulletin,
o: Tuesday afternoon, says
The case was concluded yesterday. At half
past TWO O'Clock the jury took charge of the
case and retired, and at three O'Clock no ver
dict haVing been agreed upon, the Court ad-
iourned. For long while after the Court ad .
Journed the immense crowd, which lad been
III attendance during the day, fingered in the
neighborhood of the State House discussing
the Iooaole issue OF the trial. Bets were made
as to the verdict, and the length of punishment
10 be meted out in case of a conyiction nm
ring the evening numerous rumors prevailed
IN tne lower part of the city in regard TO the
reholton OF verdict. This, of course, was
not true, but credit was given 10 the story from
the fact that Mr.. Birely had been arrested at
seven O'Clock, end locked up in the Fifth
Ward station House until near ten O'Clock
Wheh Nr. CASSIDY succeeded in procuring his
Ieiease oy an order from Judge Thomson
L he dimculy originated from the fact tba /
the o1lcers OF Coz t made mis- take as to the
baii OF the defendant. The individual who
was at nrst taken to ! , the one was consider
ed worthless, ant hence the warrant Of arrest
L was subsequently, discovered that the bail
was perfectly reliable.
1his morning the Courtroom was again
oense'y packed, and when the jury appeared
and took their places in the box the extite-
ment reach ID fever heat. As Mr.. Sharkie was
about to lake The verdict, Mr.. Brewster, one
OF the counsel tor the defendant, arose and
sad on behalf OF Nc. Brely. he objected to
the reception OF a'sealed verdict. The Act of
Assembly made this punishment infamous,
and upou The grade of punishment Ibis was a
felony, and consequently here could bs no
separation of jury without the consent of
the prisoners counsel. Mr. Brews :er asked
the Judge to make d note of their objection
The verdict was then takeL. 1t was guilty -
Mr.. Brewster then ;.sk 1 The Court TO defer
action on the verdict until Saturday, and in
the meanwhile if there was any question as
to the bail. it might be inc reased to any amount.
Judge Thompson said that under the pecu-
liar circumstances OF this case, he could not
Ike bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

TRIBUTE TO MKRIr-Edit0rs Of Dispatch !:
Mr.. WALTER C. FREEMAN, the well known paint
e of lhls city. having Just flashed the thorous h
under contract with the stockholders, il is but
Just that they should express their high gratiiea
ton at the skill and taste display ed by him exc
comme endation of him a faithful workman and
reliable gentleman. The Hotel has besa pal tied
In artistic sty 10 from basement 10 attic aud since
the conclusion OF the job has had the prase al all
It's friends and parrona coming from the four quar-
ters of the globe. we'll as thoss al the Ballard
Of Mr.. FRKKAAN's elastic brushes. Ii is deemed
but an act Of staple Hsttcs to him to say to the
fubic that he has proved himself capable of per-
forming the most difficult 'on tas proved by The
above instance, j in satisfactory and ahle man
per.s 'E(*T MANY YsrOCkHQLDEkS, y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

BILL ARD TOURNAMENT.-Tbe Billiard
Tournament continues 10 excite great in crest,
and the room of Mr.. Lynch, in Fourt epth
street, where il is held, is daily crowded 10 its
utmost canaci.y by gentlemen who feel an in
t3rest in tie game. The game y terday were
first between MeesTs. Havana IN and White
Mr.. White YVES ! aten by i32 poip'', the high
est ran in the game ling 53, which was made
by Mr.. Kavanagh VINO is cool and graceful
player The cond game, between MCssrs.
Iieman and Lynch. YVES one of the closest and
best con It'd of anv thus far play d. Mr..
Lynch led of in some splendid runs, ranging
from Il to l6, but toward the clio e OF the game
his hasty but good -natured an Ggonist was
shine6 up. and when the game WIS even with
in a single point, made a splendid run of SIS,
and was procla nlri the victor. On Wednes.
day N -srs kavanagh and Tieman will play
aud as the prize cue undoubtedly lies b3tween
them, much interest is felt as to the result
On Thursday Mr.. Phelan will play game OF
500 points with the WINERY. Y Letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

SUPPOSED RECOVERY OF THE BODY 'F MRS
LuMsDEN.-The Chicago Press notices the re-
covery Of number of bodies, supposed to be
victims of the Lady Elgin disaster. One of
these bodies is believed 10 be that of Mrs
Lumsden, wife of the late Col. Z. A. Lums-
den, of NeW Orleans The description OF this
body is as follows: Five feet TWO to four
inches in height. On the body plain cotton
skirt and portion of a ehemIse. On the fin
gers of the left hand were several diamond
rings. Upper teeth all gone, as If they had
been a false set and had been lost out. The
second body is believed TO +, that of Mrs. VIM
Gar tn, OF Paris, Ky, for the recovery of which
a reward of $1,000 was offered by the relatives
Of the family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
The Caiifor li1 Pony Express, with San Fran
cisco dates TO The 18th, has arrived. The re-
turns OF the Pennsylvania elcc ion Were anx-
iously expected. la tie event OF The Democrats
bGving b1en defeat !, the Renubicaps an tici-
pate ca irving California. M. Baker, United
State Senator of Oregon, WIS siumplng that
Stale fo- MI r. Lincoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

OvRR-woRKRD WOMEN.-An over-worked
woman Is always sad sight sadder great
deal than an oyer-worked man, because she is
50 much more fertile in capacities of suffering
than a man. She has 50 many varieties OF
headache, sometimes as if Jael were dri wing
the nail that killed Ssera into her temples,
some times letting ther work fall with half her
brain, while the other half throbs as if il
would 60 TO pieces; sometimes tightening
round the brows rs If her cap bands were
Luke,s iron crown and then her peuralgias,
aud her Dack aches, and her fits of depres-
less than nothing, and those paroxysms which
men speak slightingiy of as hysterical convuI-
sions, that is all, only not commonly fatal
ones SO mar trials which belong to her fine
and mobile structure that she is always entl-
tied to pit, when she is placed in conditions
which dsvelope her nervous tendencies.-Dr.
o. W. Holmes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

THE GOLD DoLLAIs.-As much has re-
centiy been sad Ill public prints about the re-
coming of gold dollars into pieces of larger
denominations, it may be stated that orders
have been issued from the Treasury Depart
ment, in two special cases only, and then a
representation that the smaller coins occasion
much inconvenience III the receipts and sis
bursements for no sooner are they paid out
THAI they are again returned in business trans
2tiohs, there appearing to t. a redundance of
them among the commercial classes. The As
sistant Treasurer at New York has, for the
greater facility in counting, authorized to have
about two millions of them re-coined and the
Assistant Treasurer at st. Louis, upward of
one hundred and fifty thousand, for similar
reasons. This re-colnage, however, applies to
the original or earlier issues, which, it is
known, are smaller in circumference and
thicker than the latter and superior coin or
the former, there are now nine millions, and
of the latter six millions in circulation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

,hE thE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE Bancroft is
~. .lLg ag ior the New York Ledger an account
TsLanEe OIEeF hazard Perry and the Battle OF
80. Ef!e'' The number for this week re-
p.s-..IS he events of the contest previous 10
gbr,.i ieaylng the Lawrence, when "the
len, sba,,d ~ lhe wounded and the crash of tim
bs.,3 39Aat'ered by cannon balls, were still
rr' - o. out It's own fire grew fainter and fain'-
b.sU nc gun after another was dismounted.-
rsrsitIldo I Ido the mastery the carnage was un-
I'm 80 IN naval warfare more than four
taSr1 Vi the effective officers and men on
csrL we're Killed or disabled by wounds the
g4,v ,n1. IA spite Of the layer of sand, was slip
KY win blood, which ran down the sides of
iv Up Ihe wounded and the dead lay thick
s., Wv everywhere around. To fire the
tys,.e, Ferry himself assisted. At last
"a. @ gun In the ships battery on the enemy's
line ,"s alsmoonted, every brace and bow
mgpnoastot shot away; the vessel became un-
msndssois' Ia spite OF The zeal of the COM
Ms4rSa aud the great exertions of the Sailing
had sn and still Perry did not despair, but
eloud !" eye which could look through the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

How TO EXAMINE EGGS.-M Labiche a
chemist, at LoUviers has found an eS sy way
of discovering wi ether eggs are sound or not.
He makes a solu ton of chloride of sodium
common salt of specific gravity rerTesen =
thrown into this ISOLATION, sinks 10 the ottom,
it is fresh enough TO be boil d in the shell ; if
it does not sink quite 10 the bottom, il is still
fit TO be eaten, but not under that form and If
it swjms on the surface it is cidedlv spoilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Lo, THE Poor AFRIOAN.-The politicians
are making practical use of Samoo Ia Pnila-
delphia. II appears that of the fund contrib
uted TO aid the Black Republicans in the Penn
sylvania election, $4,000 was collected from
The negroes of that city. The subscription list
was headed by a negro lumberman for 81 600,
followed by an ovsterman and satlmaker OF
the same com plexion for $500 each.