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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
Post Office N0ttce,

Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post Office
will be closed as follows
Malls North East and West close daily as2P via N o.,
Mails for Bay St Louls, Pass Christian Mississippi City,
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily at
II a, N.
Brashear ETC. via opeOusas Railroad daily except sundsys
at O'Clock a. N.
Galveston IndanO!a and Southern and Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
alta. N
Mails for Natches Baton Rouge ETC. by Atlantic and Mssis
slppi steamers daily, except Sundays, at 3PM
Coast Mails for all Post oices far up the Bayou
Sara by steamer Laiourche, Wednesdays at A. NJ and
Saturdays att P. NJ.
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River trveekly at
o'clock P. N.
Mails fer ouaGhita River Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock P. NJ
OFFICE HoURS.-opens s A. NJ, closes P NJ The Gem
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept opeu put
9P,
sUNDAEs.-ofaco opens 8 A, NJ, and closesl2n.
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
24ru DAY Or SEPTEMBER, 1866,


At the Grounds of the Ineede association nj II 1l N
and the Lists will be open to all fair and honorable knights
of this broad andn The KNIGHTS Of ST. Tiis claI1ea i
'cou1srs and goors to a friendly tllt
knight is required to be approved and registered by
the Judges An Knights desiring 10 enter the Lists are RI
quesed to make application early as possible to Colonel
ROBERT NJ RBNICK, Chafman Of the Committee on
Knights, No IS Third street. stating real rae residence and
" nom de guerre."
At Ii o'clock tho day of the Tournament tie Her
announce the opening of the Tourney The Knights
will heeupon the lists and under the guidance Of e
Grand Marshal will in cavaleade extremity of the
list and their return will be formed front of the Judges
stand where they will he addressed BY orator Of The day.
Upon the conclusion Of the charge of the to be good
the Tournament as fJlows
l. Each Knight shall tilt three times at the rings: NO ring
shall be considered taken unless retained lanccs until
delivered to the Judges which shall be done tho
Lne might to MS starting point.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The explosion of seventy-f7e tons of salt
petre of the Watertown arsenal, Mass, on the
I'd inst, caused an extraordinary and singular
destruction of property About one million
and half feet of the best pine lumber was
blown to splinters, while several buildings
rose and descended in the form of shower
of bricks, each brick being separated by the
coneussion. The loss by the fire is estimated
at $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

in the Palace Garden for the exhibition of Drawings and
especially Photographic Pictures of remarkable curious
fu and interesting vegetation Of which living specimens
not be obtained Also pictures of the situation landscape
scenery and where they produced.
call the attention Of Photographers and Hortcuuriss,
and those who take interest in the Botany of State
Louisiana to prepare such PLANTS and SAMPLES OF
VEGETATION natives of this State in the set
forth in the Circular of Monsieur LIE PLAY Imperial Com
missioner of the Paris Universal Exhibition.
Professors of the New Orleans Academy Of Sciences
fessos Drawing and heads of institutions of learning
where Drawing taught likewise respectfully invited
cooperate in furtherance of the enterprise. .-.
EDWARD GOTTHEIL,
State Commissioner Paris Universal Exhibition, 1867
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

1t is stated that many of the Northern capi-
talists are buying up property in Atlanta, and
many Northern families are residing in that
city. The capitalists consider Atlanta the
safest place to own property in, in the entire
South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The Liverpool Albion says that Mr.. Benia-
min,s ex-secretry of the Confederate States,
made his first appearance at the bar of the
northern circuit during the assizes just con-
cluded. He appeared in one or two cases in
nisi prius at Liverpool, and much prepos-
sessed those who heard him in his favor as a
very promising addition ito the forensic
strength of the English bar.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
Paris
UNIVERSAL ExHIB1T1oN-18ei
NOTICE.

Having been appointed by sExce!Ieney Gov Wells Agent
and Commissioner to represent the interest Of the State Of
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris, in
Of exhibiting Machinery Produce ETC. at the above Expo-
son that will mpsrt all information within my reach and
facilitate the forwarding Of packages tie place desns
nation addressed hesubjec through Postoce box 62
New Orleans.
EDWARD GOTTHETL,
Agent and Representative
Paris Universal Exposition, 1867
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
TO Shippers Of cotton.


Owing to the great Inconvenience and delay brought
by shippers of cotton employing draymen whom we have
no control, we the undersigned COTTON PRESS PRO
PRIEToRs hereby to charge on and after this date
TEN CENTS PER BALE LABOR, on all cotton shipped
from respective Presses by daymen employed by us
RM PASrEUR 4 co. Fire Proof Cotton Press
SAM; BOYD n co.. Shippers and linton Cotton Presses
and Independent Yard
TH0s. NJ SIMMONS, Crescent City and Alabama Cotton
=. X, BRYANT Louisiana Cotton Press
IRVINE, KoPMAN \ co, Merchants Cotton Press.
GAuTIER, ALLAN Il CO., Penu's ..
O. n. PASrEUR, Cooper's II ~ =.
S. HAYWARD, Orleans .
W NJ. ABBATr, Planters
II. FASSMAN, FRssnRn's .
LANE & BEHAN. Virginia -r :.
ISAAC RANDOLPH, Pelican =.
HILLMAN Il B0NZANO, Vicksburg g..
STANLEY Il CO.. Commercial e.,
lG. SZSMARSkI, Szymansks New e.
kAuSEER & Co, Freret street :.
WILL WREN Mississippi
j c. VAN WICKLE, Woods e. .
E. GASCHET, DE LISLE 4 Co, Southern .
AYMAR WATt RS G CO, Factors 81.
RICHARD TERRELL, Freret's :.
F. ]. HERON, Star Il ~ ..I. .. =, ....
A B. READING, Reading -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

+ The conservatives of the eighth Congress-
ional district of Missouri have unanimously
elected John NJ, Glover for Congress-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
No. LOG CAMP STREET, CUP sTARs,)

The most useful invention Of the age. VIII cook anything
that any otherStove will the perfect manner Throws
Oh hardly any outward heat Makes smoke dust SCOT or
ashes The cooking qualities will be exhibited daily between
and . P. N. at lO6 CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The story that Jenny Lind was Kissed
abroad is declared fabrication. Jenny is
paid 940O for every concert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
Southern Relief Association.

The Committee appointed by the SOUTHERN RELIEF
ASSOCIATION OF ST. LOUIS, to hold Tournament in aid
by proclaim that Tournament will be held in st. Louis
the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

Napoleon III is said to have a weakness of
the lumbar region which threatens softening
Of the brain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The St Louis Dispatch says a cattle dis
ease, called the Texas fever, has lately been
introduced into Missouri and Illinois by
droyes of Fexas cattle, and has even gained a
foothold in Kentucky, The farmers in some
of the counties of Kentucky are in state of
CONSERVATION over the destruction of their
choice oxen and milch cows by this distemper
1t is stated that while the Texas beeves are
proof against the disease they poison the
pastures and watering places with their saliva,
thereby communicating it to the native cattle,
upon whiehtha effects are fatal : sssl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

PRussIAN LOSSES. to the official
reports published by the Prussian govern
ment, the following are the losses sustained by
the Prussians during the late war: 2472 dead,
5341 severely wounded, 1886 Slightly wounded
and 1853 missing making a totol of 19.257,
which is extraordinarily SMALL considering
the number Of troops engaged, the magni-
tude Of their operations and the Importance
Of the results obtained,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

Photographers and Hortculturists of Louisiana
AFoR-
.u CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE ..
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The governor Of South Carolina in his mes
sage 70 the Legislature, convened in extra
session Oh the 5th INST, a1ludes to tae de-
hcieney in TIE crops and urges prompt
action for:the Importation of supplies 10 save
destitutes fom starvation. To meessany ap-
preparation for this purpose. he says there are
ne resources available except the sale of State
bonds. which he hopes will command nearly
par in the market
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

a Hssl Trthute TO the Character OF Gen,
Lee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
Prepared Og =--z 7--
or
F. A l. M A ND MA CE,
--FoR--
RESTORING, PRESERVING,
-AND-s
BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR,
Prepared Otg

And Is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
~ ever produced.
The Proprietor has devoted both time and attention in
binng and preparing this article Each ingredient
carefully prepared and combined proper proportions and
offered With certainty that will give satisfaction
No commenti necesssrya fair trial will convince all of its
efficacy.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE
DARKEN and BEAUTIFY THE HAIR, but also a desira.
BILE article for the Toilet it highly permed with rich
and de icae perfume independent the fragrant odor of the
Oils of Palm and Mace
For sale by all Druggists and Perfamers.
I. W. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor,
=..... =. 100 Liberty street, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
pIORAMA YEGETAL.

The Imperial Commission of the Paris unlveroal EnhiRito'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRNGENT SYRUP
FOR AsIATIC CHOLERA, CHRONIC DIARRHEA
CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
And all Diseases of the Bowels.

Thspreparations well known throughout the Southern
country that it give detailed account of its
merits Old and we'll article and the testimonials
continually coming in are sufficient evidence ot being sure
and speedy cure for all diseases of bowels At parcu
lar time, when may expect at any dav that GREAT
Asiac Cholera, us every person and family should be
provided with remedy Mt hand which can be taken at
and thereby check the disease its first stages Billings
syrup is safe and certain remedy Beware of limitations
Gail for BILLINGS SYRUP and get no other.
Sold by all Druggists
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
DLED

DTEDa
On the l4th inst, EDWARD INGERsoLI. infant son of
William j and Lizzie B Seymour:
The funeral will take place THIS MORNING at 10 clock
from No. 60 bourbon Street. ----- +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

Master Sam Small, of the Southern Express,
LAS our thanks for . late Mobile paper.
MF. James H. Ham min, formerly q news
ger1t N this city, favored us yesterday with
the Louisville papers Of the 12th,
Thanks to the officers Of tho steamer Lady
for late Shreveport papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

YIsIT or SIN HENRY HOLLAND. Among the
passengers by late steamer from Great
britain We're Sir Henry Holland, the eminent
london physician, and Mr.. Junius L. Nor
gan, Of the banking houseof George Peabody
Ihe Siamesa twins nr4 1,1ii,,, NZ.,,Ai,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

Some parts of Michigan must be pretty
tough places to live in, The Owosso Press
says the woods in that neighborhood are in
tested with bears. A few Sundays ago five
bears We're seen pronenading within the city
limits of owosso. A day or two afterwards
three were shot abouttwo miles away from
that city"
Not to be outdone by the above, another
Michigan paper, the coldwater Sentinel
says
Mr.. Robert Waggot, living few miles south.
east Of the city, captured an owl, which he ex-
measured about four feet across the wings from
tip to tip. Previous to being captured he had
made.seNeFal raids on Mr., WIS hen park-taking
thlrteen turkeys and twenty hens. A trap was,
fastened to the topof a twelve foot scantligp,
Which was set in tue henshonse ana baited, into
Which he fell and.was captured, ~ sast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
GRAND TOURNAMENT

IN AID OF THE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
pest onlees In Leu,,lnnn, :

The postmaster general has reopened the fol,
lowing named post offices, and commissioned
postmasters thereat up to the Goth of July, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
A Tribute OF Respect
WILLIAM wINKLEY LowD, JR.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
10 THE MEMORY Of

- d 1z4At 1 l. 4 O-N > @NIiOOL
- ...........
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

In long editorial article calling for subsorip
ton Of s1o,oaO to Washington College by The
friendsand admirers of Gen. Lee in England, the
London Standard, of August lzh, speaks of him
as fnIIorrs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
Proclamation

ENr- g"J'" ..... .-.al|
uta
OF THE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
s8 Card.

c. c. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09
pisEAsRs OF rHr BYE Asp RA..-Dr. asrdners


DISEASES OF THE EYB AHD RAR.-Dr. Gsrdners
formerly Of London, England, cculist and surist
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens Of that he will be the
Ballard House-oface, parlor q, frst foor-on Non.
day, November 10th, to Thursday the nd. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. ONCE hours from "a. II. tosP. II. And
can be consulted on deafnsss. noise In the hsad,
cstafrh discharges from the ear, scales In the ear,
accumulation Of wax In the ear, obstruction Of the
eustachan tube, and all acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air passages. Artificial eyes In
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, strsbismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil &c., skilfully per
formed and all diseases Of the eye and ear trestsd,
and every operation in aural and opthalmic sur.
gerry, performed by Dr.. GARDsIE. Principal once
"a west Fortieth street, New York. References.
testimonials, &c. Send isr eircuasr. ssH-sn
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 4
MINIATURE ALNANAC-NovExBsR ..
IN rises. !. ....... ssAI Noon sets. 90. sY
in sets. ............ 69Si High tide, p. No.. so

PORT OF RICHMOND, Novsx1I1s.
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. Trudell, Timmons, New York,
gusno, Southern Fertilizing Company.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Nofolk, msrshAn.
disc and pass engers, J.. b. Tatum. - -.
stesner Washington, Chisns,ssia Msw forh,
sAILxn. - 80
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, nss.
shAndise and passs ngsrss i. B. Tatum, ~. ~ q
Steamer Eclipse, Monroe. Balhm0es, Light. 4At2.
Er.Iag 7-N = nlkoRAIpA. =
Eteamtug Ludlow had ave schooner In tow OF
Sandy Point yesterday st 10 o'cloek-one baih-
more, one Eastern, and three csnal-cosi. .loAdsd--
steamer 1isxsndris. Alien, from Philadslphia
for Mchmond, arrived In Norfolk yesterday. morn
ing. She is expected 70 xrnvs here esiiy thts
morning rridsy,.s fhs csnss Of her dslsy w
The schooner j.. .rsudsll, which sniysd hers
<, oths tspss q yilsinis In twenty ,ioaI hor..
ship Yorktown, Driver. London, arrived In ysv
York on the eth, reports on the 4th instsnt II iat-
tuds Se.li, ionGituds ass. saw sehoone1 J; ~.
dosed sppsrenty hsd been IN sOihsicn.
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Assctt0s, Sales Th5s Dan.

WILLIAM <. SxffH CO. win ssll {. sosDsr Of
ssvsntssnth and Broad streets, comthsneine q
uo'eloek, hossss, nalss. covs, wagons, bug.
giss, sulksys. dfays, hArnsss, and seai cant
1sssas. PILKINf0H, PULLiAM Z CO. win ssll
to-layih and Shsax Nanshssssr, at hslf.psss 3
%S O'Clock p. T., four lots Of ground, desirabiy
situated. Bee notice.
xfssRs. HARRISON, G0DDIH / ApPERsON win
sell to-day at4 o'clock the granite. front build.
Ing at The corner Of Main and Second streets.
They win, at4 o'clock, rent beautiful cottage
rssidsnes In Sidney, On the Grove road, nov
occupied by ". d. Gibson. f.@.sN :
HBssRs. GRUBBS WILLIAMS will, to-day, sell
three tracts Of land, about elk miles from Rich.
mond, near the Brook turnpike. Sale at
o'clock at the store Of George Gardner, st The
head Of the Brook turnpike. stfrs
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FRIDAY MORNING, NoyEMBER 9, 1856. !

sTHIi HAfCH GAxH on BAsE.BtIi BE-
TWEEN TIE MARYLAND AND PLsrrxE
CLuBs. Tho match eatns between The
Maryland Club, Of Baltimore, and the
Pastims Club, Of this CITY, ras playsd yes.
terday aftsrnoon at7l o'clock q the old
Fair Grounds. Tn fams Wa witaesssd By
quito largo crowd Of spectators, among
whom were many lsdiess and was quite an
exciting one. The visitors showed them.
selves proficient IN the game Of base e-bsll,
and acquitted themselves handsomely. The
Pastime, which Is - yet In its infancy,
played remarkably we'll, and though Il
came ont second best IN the game, its
members generally did themselves much
credit. The batting done by both clubs
was very good. We give below the sco-
ring OF the game:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.-The grand
Jury of Henrico county summoned for the
fall term of Circuit Court, which has just
adjourned, spread amost sumptuous dinner
before the bar and County Court on last
evening, at the Merchants saloon, on Thir-
teenth street. We recognized among in
vited guests some Of the bar Of the city,
Marcellus T. Starke, Esq, clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals, Temple Elicit, Esq,
clerk of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county, together with many other promi-
nent officials. There was everything in
season, and in the greatest profuson yege.
tables, oysters, fish, and great variety of
delicious viands, etc., ETC.. liquors Of the
finest qualities-such as old rye, brandy,
hook, claret, champagne, etc., etc.
John B. Young, Esq, being called on,
responded in very happy manner, COM
plirnented the jury for their energy in dis
charsing faithfully their duties; that they
had acted conscientiously and regardless
of censure or favor.
Messrs. Peasants, Hutchison, William
McMinn, and others, spoke, but We have
not sufficient space to report their remarks.
Judge Joseph Christian was invited, bnt
owing to pressing engagements elsewhere,
declined participating with this conyiyisl
party. a. -lD ii. r. ! Z,
Mr. James Campbell WAS caterer, and
deserves much praise for the very tasteful
manner In which the whole was gotten up,
he having only afew hours to make pre-
paratiOnS. c.-fttE Este. f4tkE IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

Mayors CoURT-YHURsDAY MORNING.
MAYOR MAYO PREsrDfSG.-The continued
case Of Nancy Smith, negress, charged
with stealing dress from Maria Liggon,
negress, was called up. Rebecca Walker,
q mulatto woman, from whom Nancy stated
she had bought the dress, acknowledged
having sold it to her, and introduced wit.
nesses who gave evidence that she had
bought the dress from white man. Nancy
was discharged, and Rebecca was remanded
for indictment for petty larceny.
George Merck, jeweller, was arraigned
Tor having pawned watch the property Of
Francis Thomas. From the evidence It
appeared that Thomas left the watch with
Merch, in the employ of S. B. Bancroft, in
March last, for repair. The owner called
for the watch several times, but was not
able to recover it. 1t was afterwards
found out that the watch had been pawned.
Mr.. Bancroft testified to the good charac-
ter Of Merck, and said that he did not
think that he would do anything wrong in
tentionally. From the evidence of the
young man who advanced the money to
Merck, criminal intent was disproved with
regard to the transaction. This, however,
dld not JUSTIFY him in using customers
watches to borrow money, and he was sent
on to answer an indictment for misde-
meanor.
Martin Russell, q "broth iv boy" was
arraigned for assaulting his better-half
with rock. Martin said that he "axed
his wife to lind him three dollars to buy q
bit o. mate, whin wild dat she made tre-
minduous onslaught to him. He jammed
rock agin the door, and the rock wasn't q
big rock at all, but little wee bit iv rock,
which couldn't do a mite HARM" This
piece of information, coupled with the fact
that Mrs. Russell failed to appear to prose-
cute her spouse for his unseemly assault,
was deemed by his Honor sufficient ground
for Martins discharge. So Martin "went
about his business rejoicing.
Henry Woodson, negro, was arraigned
for stealing lumber from Mr.. Noel. In the
absence of witnesses, the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
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DARING BURGLARY.-On yesterday after
noon at about 4 o'clock the boarding house
of Mrs. Stack, on Main street, was entered
during the absence of that lady by pryiDg
open the rear window, and nearly the en-
tire wardrobes of three Of her boarders
were stolen. Mrs. Stack lost pair of gold
bracelets, all her clothing, and small sum
of money. No clue to the robbery has
been discovered. Housekeepers, look out
for daylight burglars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

ExEcUTIyE.-Ths Governor on yesterday
issued pardons to the following persons :
Mary Fortune, alias Croxton, negress, sem
fenced by the Circuit Court of Richmond
county to six months in county jail for
burglary and larceny.
James K. Turpin, sentenced to the peni-
tentiary by Circuit Court Of Pittsylvania
for receiving stolen goods. f
Upon nominations of the County Court
of Patrick county, commissions as coro-
ners were issued to Silas Carter for dis
trict No. /, and William ". Mori for dis
trict No. 2, of that county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

Youro PpoPLE's FAIl.-A number Of
little ladies living in that neighborhood
have Joined bbr the purpose o. giving .
fair st No. 40e Grace street, between
Fourth and Iffth, FOR The benefit Of the
Hollywood Memorial Bazaar. The fair
win be opened at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning, and win continue until IL O'Clock
at nighf. Fancy articles Of all kinda Hill
b o6ersd foe sale, sndarsfte eshmenk ana
dslicsciss IN abundance viii b kept dn
hand, .Luach vim Be ssrysd q ! o'clock ;
supp1r Is T.. Giye. hAsa little ieddes -
caii. They should b eneouraged - ehsir
work q love ard p4txiot1gun. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

THE DoINGs AT ARRAspALs & Co.'s YBsrBRDAY.
Mr.. r. L. Tucker, Union Hill, received one hunt.
ing case silver watch.
Mr.. Frank Corris, French Garden Hill, one beau.
dful chased oaks-bssket, valued at go. g~.E!' ~
Mr.. David Acree, Surry county, one MUSICAL box.
MIA. @. Joseph. sommtsssry dsDsftmsnt, one
ton Of coal. !. 1880 Hs.s SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

NEARLY A SMASH UP.-Yesterday
afternoon two horses attached to one
of Harnden's Express wagons, in front Of
the Office, becoming frightened, started of
at full speed, and ran against one of the
company's single-horse wagons. The wagon
was nearly smashed up, and the horse was
knocked over, but no material damage was
done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-A few days since
Miss Sallie Lambert, one of the teachers
at the Lancasterian school, was struck
senseless by the falling Of blackboard.
She recovered in short time, and is now
out of danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

BuRGLARY.-On Monday night the resi-
dence of Mr.. Peter Lawson, on Brook
avenue, was robbed by burglars Of clothing,
knives, forks, etc. They entered through
the lower window,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

HARBoR OBsTRUCTIoNs.-We learn that
Messrs. Hartwell, Dick & Co. have pur-
chased from the United States Government
the wreck of the Patrick Henry, now sunk
opposite the old distillery, and will COM
mence wrecking her Immediately. This
wreck has long been source of annoyance
and trouble In the harbor, and its removal
will prove Of great benefit.