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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02
local MATTERS.

A. AnoxrrABLE TRArrIC.-We are aware
,h., in the larger towns Of the north, the nu
,r.rou. it;perant vendors Of literary trash are IN
the habit of keeping in their travelling assert :
nan, and for sale books Of the vilest kind; but
:. were not aware, until yesterday, that this
,;le practice had found its way to our own
doors. A gentleman who came from the north,
q s.w DAYS ago, informs US that one Of these
book sellers approached him on the steamboat
baltimore at the wharf at Washington city,
and offered him parcel of obscene novels and
books of the most disgusting character oo'h
in their subjects and illustrations. Now,
we cordially agree with our friend, that this
is an evil, recently sprung up, in this quarter
at least, of most pernicious tendency, and
one which every parent and the good OF every
class should unite in putting summary
stop to. And we particularly call the at
tention of the Captains of steamboats,, cars,
Hotel keepers, &c., to The subject. They can
do much towards a suppression OF the vile
uffiic. One of these vendors, our friend IN
forms us, remained on board tae boat until 1t
reached Aqua Creek, and during its passage ne
was for the second time insulted by being ap-
preached in the forward cabin and offered some
of the same pernicious and disgusting books
There are laws to meet such abuses, and no
court or jury would hesitate to impose prompt
ly the severest penalty upon the authors OF the
detestable practice. More serious consequent
ces are involved in the circulation of such
books, than many are able to contemplate
We believe that more mischief has been done
by it, than has ever resulted from steamboat
and railroad accidents, about which the whole
country is so much concerned. Fathers and
mothers who have spent years of labor and no
little money in Installing correct sentiments and
virtuous principles into their children, may in
one evil hour have all their labors overthrown
and lost by such books as we allude to. Our
sons are travelling to and from schools and
colleges, or journeying from motives Of plea
sure-they naturally seek for novelty and some
thing to beguile the t-dium of travelling
these Infamous books are spread before their
young and unsuspecting minds---they purchase
and lead-and there may be the beginning
and the foundation of whole life of misery
and wretchedness to themselves, their parents,
and friends. We do not believe there is a
more dangerous evil in the land, and we trust
that proper view may be generally taken of
the subject, and an effort made to bring these
vile offenders of law and morals to speedy
justice, and effect, if possible, a discontnuance
of the abominable traffic.
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The WEATHER.-We are now in the midst
of one ofthe most serene and delightful periods
Ct the year. From early dawn to dewy eve,
the atmosphere is clear. bracing and balmy.
A mornings ssunter through the deep woods,
and over the lofty bills of the suburbs, W i'll
alike furnish refreshment and instruction to
the delisate and the contemplatiye. The views
from the seven hills are almost unparalleled
for their romantic beauty. For the last several
event lgs, the moon, with her placid silver
light, has decked the house tops, streets and
fields, with garment of light, as pure and
brilliant as the snow-peaked cloud. This IA
vorable condition of the weather draws out
nightly the young, of both sexes, who may be
seen repairing, with eager and joyful haste, to
the numerous religious meetings being held in
and about the city, and sauntering neg Zig emily
through the city grounds and public thorough.
fares, deeply absorbed in matters best known,
and Of the deepest interest, to themselves. Our
city certainly was never in a more prosperous
condition, socially, morally and pecu niarily,
than it is at present. The hours of the day
are passed in active engrossing employm ents,
and the last declining ray of the sun calls the
laborer, in. every employment, Except that of
the printing office,) home, with its hallowed
ties and fond affections, or to seasons of social,
festive and virtuous enjoyment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

Having retired from the grocery business take
great pleasure IN Recommending my successor
Games B. Shelton) to my friends and pa,rcns. |
have known MIR shelton long and intimately and
feel strong assurance that In all business transac
tons he will give entire satisfaction.
Oc 2--lm Holm F REEVE
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DEALED PROPUSALs viii be -ece;--5 :.
Dthe Engineers Office, stanton till the l4h dss Of
NOV, loo2, f9r the Grading aad Masonry of fifteen
from Crawfords, twenty mile, west Of Stsun,on -
Panther Gap, distance of fifteen mes in mile ..c
tons. '''
proposals viii also be received for hauling the
iron rails chairs, spikes &c, across the mon5,ar
from Meechums river, for the road, from the wat
side to Staunton, distance Of Is miles ard sl.o
for furnishing the ties and laying down the super.
structure. Separate bids may be ofci ed for the
ties. '0
The ties to be of White or Post Oak, eight fee,
long, hewed on parallel tdes TO thickness Of sir
inches, with face of not less than eight iocn~,
and the bark taken from the other sides Pfoposels
viii also be received fer bridge Of 80 feet spap If
wood or iron, at Christians creek also or de ,ots
at Waynesborough and Siaunton. Plans and pro.
files will be ready from the 9Th to the l4tn If No
vember.
Satisfactory references will be required
BY order of the Board. 4
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PoLrrIcAL--The Democrats Of this city were
addressed last night, At the African Church, BY
Mr.. X. n. r. Hunter, Senator in Congress
from this Stats. The ehuEeh was SLED with .
very attentive auditory. He spoke two hours,
chiefly in defining what he considered the prin.
ciplss OF the Democratic party, briefly alluding
Il the close Of his speech 10 the Presidential
candidates, of both Of whom he spoke in very
friendly and fattering terms. At the close of
his speech, loud call was made for Mr.. Ly ons,
who made no response.
A MAMMOTH VEGETABLE.-Wea are Indebted
to Mr.. Valentine, of Henrico county, for ra-
dish, measuring one foot in length and TWO
FEET in circumference. II was taken from his
garden about 4 miles from the city.
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Times, Enquirer and Republican, copy.l oc2
e'HE SUBSCRIBER having taken the store
L corner OF 4th and Broad streets, (reeentlv &C.
cupied by John F. Reeve, Esq } will keep on hand
full and well selected assortment OF Groceries
to which he invites the attention of his fire ads and
the public generally JAMES B. SHELTON
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LS CRED MUSIC SOCIETY.-Tha ~. "a.
Of the Society will he held in the Leetnre p 5ee.ng
the United Presbyterian Church. on Mou ud. %
Evening, 4th October, at half past c'clore
DC 2-2f tSeA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

dence large Garden attached, 100 feet deep; iarse
rooms end halls accessible business; kpp browns
stages pass every three Terms offer an induce
msnt. below downtown prices. Every attention pad
Rooms for families single Gentlemen Apply im medisey
No. 6S3 Hudson near Ablngdo-paIx or ADDRESS
Trbune Office which will receive attention same day Ref
ererces exclaimed.
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EORDHAM VILLAGE Properly

IL 50 acres divided into % plots containing from
EACH situate the side OF the
railroad commencir few hundred feet rom the Depot,
Iunnine of mile parallel with the road
The land high and beautiful commanding views OF many
miles distant
Over 1900 Peach Apple Cherry Pear and other trees
the premises.
road is now being worked from Fordham to Morrsana
vii age direct through this pro erty
For health Fodba Nights has always been celebrated
land betwe this and Harlem Bridge being well adAp
ted for residences.
Its the city about % minutes by steam,
IS times to and from the city each day, from 81 A. 10
ii 7. NJ.
Terms easy and at prizes much less than any other
property Of the advantages be found the vicinity
Of For maps and further particulars Inquire of
co No. Nassaust
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HNO LET-A Small Cottage, with pi-
Il in front in rural place. white Plains) VIM
he rented able good II only one hours
ide by Railroad Tom the city, end three minutes walk
from the depot EDMUND J. PORTER
No. City Hall place.
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LVLAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii


lsge is accessible several times day by and
steamboat situated within miles Of the City Hail. OPP
poste Harlem, the College Point and Flushing Bay near
Flushing, adjoining village of S,rs0npoTt, which
sold readily ast spring and is building quite FAST Is
laid the scale the streets of both places inter-
sectng each other and will from its commanding situation,
at distant period be Of the principal the
vicinity Of Newly oFk The lots from
four city lots in price from Sl5 $50 The SIS
down and the rest IN insaln of $40 which enables
person, crcnmanced 10 become his land
lord II hke~ ohers inoucemeat to the capitalist
IN met it'll there Is doubt judging from the past but
that tins property wh IN six months sell for twice the
asked being exceedingly talthy aud surrounded by
scenery which cannot be suassed embracing Of the
Fast River village Of Flushing Rikcrs Island Morrissnia
York Island the Psilsade Rocks atsk Mountains West
Pant making II Of the most desabe places for resi-
dsnce that b. nas ned \. B-A few lots uusod at
stTsttoDporprcc 500. Any person wishing purcharse
at the Above places, requested call the oce where
msps and every information WI be- cheeruy gyen JOHN
FLAMMER, No. i5l West i8th-st between 7.h and 9Th
avs All payments for Sationpo and FiammeTsburgh lots
must b made 20 JOHN A. FLAMNER. Office hours from
IfoS L. NJ Mars &c aud had at Tho following
psce ~ iiN q. FLAMMkR. No. 81 M9tt-st.
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pROF. sHUSTERS DRAWING and

.ooms NO 49 broadway opposite the Art Union where
ci. VIA eons,nus 70 gvs essons usual 0satsmous
Glass hr ycspg Gentlemen On asiursv iton to is "a
y sns sassus0e ts Female Teachers vos psrcass e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

I'm Al H. SCHOOL tor BOYS.-Ihe
sabscrtleT proposes 10 open Private School for Bow.
at NexIor r. j. On MONDAY, the Sd day Of Nav next
Ia bsregulaI course he wl give Instruction In the usual
hh siuoies- Reeong Writing Mathematics Natural and In
sectua Philosophy and in the Ls,ia Greek Freach and
German Languages lie viii prepare lads to enter any Of
the ,eef u the United States Il desired instruction
LenF.ages, and also in Muse ana Drawing
The charge for Do scholars will 10 $I00 year; for run,s
ina be AID with the subscriber 500 Payment aat.
terly, in advarce. on j. GEORGE a. NTH IA
Refer 70 Prof c: Beck CsmhIidges Mass Hon Geo 8
niinard' Dr. 5, g. Howe Prof n d. Rogers Boston; O. H.
port, H. L-Newport, April l, ls1
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I,OR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm;

u prosements. In will,Amsbursh, IL Lots Of Ground
Running NORTH which paved and assssd and consuous
oths nscr No property b fund better ADAPTED ~
Ioauirs oil. C. uALsEY, No, lSJyt, Brooilyu
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no PRINTERS-A RARE CHANCE.

Wanted q purchaser or partner in an established
Eewspsper job Ohce in the city. man OF the right
sfamy with OF without capital will be treated with the
whole will be sold liberal terms Address with patcu
iars OUTDOORS. Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

VONKERS LOTS.-FOr sale a plot of
Il ground at Yohker beautifully situated on the corner of
Narbuton al Railroad and bounded three sides by
such aud havnga front OF AGO feet Warhuon-
% VIII be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers Apply BEN
JAMIN b. SMITH, YoDkers, or WILLIAM BLOOM
FIELD, Counsellor a.Law, No 20 Nassa1-st New York.
The plot worthy the consideration Of Building Assoca-
tions
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TO LET-The three-story brick House
l. No 2ll West 22d st., between 9Th and 9th-ays 1t
contains Croon Water baths &c Possession given
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

ITO LET or LEASE-The premises on
Il the southwest corner of Broadway aud Ninthst-
brown as The Albion poel The above house, which IL
very large and commodious building viii be let for
more Yeas Apply to possession immediately ID. D. NASH
No. $40 Broadway
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MIR. JOHN McMULLEN proposes to

X. JOHN McMUlLt.N proposes TO
lVl open Day School for Boys which his terms 1915
per quaTte will sariiy keep Very nall Having
ded abroad more than two and having studied and
self at length qualified to do justice those who may be
placed in bis hnds Besides Spelling Reading Writing and
Greek, French Spanish, German Italian, Music DRAWING
ana Gyun ascs Address No 25 Chrystiest References
The President ard Prof OF Columbia College, Tx Pres
dent n. T. Moorr Ii. D.. Prof Henry Anderson, VI. d.
Rev VIM. Benisn, Hg per Brothers, c. V. s. Roosevr
Benz J. Swan, VIM. Fonsa, Adam NoTrie, George r. FL.
hot Daniel Lord, Eli White, Japhet Bishop Oswald Cam.
mann 4. +. Senoersou, 81 ephsrd Knapp, DR. g. P Cam
man, Prof joseph Henry Secretary OF the Smithsonian
institute Weshinston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

ITO l. K 1.-Two brown stone-front
Il Houses, with all the modern improvements-Gas,
Heaters Baths &c Rent $780, and 5000 Loft TO let
In Brooklyn suitable for light purpose In
quire Of 5 T. TOWNSEND, No. 81 Nassau-st
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CPLENDID COUNTRY-SEAT for

~ SALE offer for sale that splendid rich and sub
stanta Mansion and Country seat erected by the late Gen.
J. g. w Weaver and situated miles northeast OF the
City of Utica ~ y lone Of the peasanest and heslhsst
cities in the Union and within eight hours rde Of New
York City, Commanding full view of the City of Utica OF
Hamilton College and the tine intervening valleys Of the
Ssuquoit and Onskany Creeks Pure water err fine
garden and orchard and all necessary outbudngs belong
the Mohawk Flats with good farm buildings would be sold
with 1t If desired Terms made Good and produo-
tive property in the City Of NewYork would not be
fused nexchange for it, For further particulars inquire OF
JACOB HARSEN, No "a West llth-st, New-YoTk, or OF
the subscriber, on the premises-Utca, Jan II 1852
SKINNER
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DQAR,n lie Wish an Unfinished second story Room
with large Pantry attached and Board in respectable
private family where there but few boarders Location
in New York between Wakes and l4th-st in Brook
Ign the City Hall References given and required.
Address III. H. b., Tribune Office.
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ILLINOIS LAND for SALE.-200 acres
II near Jerseyville, Jersey Co Apply to
NJ MATTISON CO, Nc. IS Spruce-n-

Il or FOR SALE in FIFTIETH-ST.,
LNY-A fine natural soil full size building lot on the
souIheiy side of 0hs between Broadway and 9th av tor
sale che for cash No the property title
unexceptionable Address CLARkSON I. COLLINS,
D., ludioa-plsce, Great Darlington, Berkshire County,
Mass. or inquire of CYRUS LAWTON, Esq, NO Ia Mas
sau-st. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

ITO LET.-The Eligible Store, No. {
II WsItpsf- near Broadway. end Counter ed pssks
for sale. Inquire On the pscmises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

INGTON and WARREN-STS.-The vacant Lot No
S69 the SIDE of Washington st., ~ feet inches in
by so feet in depth, adjoining the southeast OF
WareD-st Also the two twostory Brick Houses and Lots
20 feet each Waen-st by 70 feet in depth sbut
ting upon the of the aforesaid lot No. aD ashington
at and forming !. from Washington to Waren-st- The
Wanens houses be altered into stores by very small
outlay by using 20 feet of the OF the lot Wash
ingonst they be made 50 feet deep giving sufficient
ground good which will command high reats
This property the advancing business part of the
City, and in the immediate neghbohood Of the Ere and
Hudson River Railroad Dep0ts For price and terms apply
to JAMES III. THORNE., No. LOB w aiserst
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Summer etrfats.

OUAKDING In KIDGEFIELD, COnn.
IL This is Of the most pleasant elevated aud
healthy villages in the State, commanding an extensive
view Of Long Island Sound and the surrounding country
The house new with aud situation pleasant being
located the center Of the village which contains three
peat church edces with respectable congregations VIZ
Methodist Protestant Episcopal ana Congregational Also
good Schools and the most celebrated physician In the
State There several beautiful smal lakes for fishing
end sailing within pleasant drive Communication with
the city every morning and evening Ssudays excepted)
via New York and New Haven and Danbury and Norwalk
Railroads. time about three hours Ten fifteen persons
only he accommodated, and but persons OF
spectabity and who are willing to pay for pleasant home
tor the summer need apply. Address, immediately, RIDGE
FIELD Box So
week In the city If the previously engaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

DIANOS for sale and to Hire, at No. {
Barclay st., next door to the Assor House from 4 81
octaves 10 rosewood and mahogany cascs.
JAS THOMPSON. late Tamsn 4 kaslsa
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|. x,crI, Av;,,;pisto Of the first rank,

VXTANTED--In a Lawyers Once, an
Nv .es,,rps Cassk who writes good lana Aaaiess
-,s -, ~ r,sf )sice. with name and references
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6rbools.

A S. VILLEPLAlT, Professor of the
IA sFrench Langusge.-Insructon at his pupils resi-
dencs or at his No. " 18th two doors Broad
way.
EXCELSIOR.-P wishing to find
IL Institution In which good order IL maintained hy
real kindness and rapid improvement secured by thoousS
Instruction. will be pleased and served ss tbs Commsrski
and Claarsal School, No. rs Henryst
SOLOMON JENNER Physical
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NOR SALE BARGAlN-At Darien,

II Connecticut good House containing III rooms Wiz
x acr, OF first ate land attached outbullding it trees
rarden &c 6ehshifuy situated IN ope u tue most
sections OF the county within III ee inmates wsS OF the
64tIt and two hours tide this city, For further par
tcplsrs apply 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, 227 Greenwieh'ss
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DOARD in the COUNTRY.-A few

I'D persons of family can find very delightful sum
ner Resdence in a FARMHOUSE with good Board In rural
and healthy ocaou aud unusual privileges for desirable
family Horses and carriage be asen care ot-wlttln al
hour Of the city by Hudson River Railroad Address LIN
NET Tribune Office.
small House. partially furnished also to rent the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

LOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT
al POUGHKEFPsrE-Th4 well known mansion
occupd formerly by Hon. ~ L. Talllnsgc The house is
aout s. feet square i've storesn HIGHT with basement and
atc and piazza front aud brick stable and ouihous-s
The grounds eomrrise hswccR two and three filed
with variety Of shrbheiy fruit &c. The situation
Is sndnE ard perfectly healthy, and well calculated
fsr a boarding house Apply to Wan. A. HOP
KtNs, Agent No. 50 Wailst., second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

EOR.SALE-A gentleman's Residence
IL on the Raritan, within few minutes drive Of New
Brunswick j. with modern convenences, and necessary
oubudi gs (built in 1881 including ell packed Ice
hou.e-Laving 20 acres excellent Land under grass pear
orchard and other fruits Situation Ugh and healthy. Price
$500. Apply TO P CONONER New Brunswick, NJ.
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GITE for a COUNTRY SEAT for

dITE for COUNTRY NEAT tar
~ SALE CffEAf.-Pefsons wishing TO obtain site up
the Hudson have good chance procure fine one
containing little than five acres situated about $50
yards above the railroad depot at Dobbs Ferry Village II
miles from Chambers st. 1t is well wooded and watered
and has two building sites upon IT. commanding uneupt
ed aud unequalled of the river from the city to the
Highlands The of this ground designed to build
thereon but has lately located in California aud has direct
ed the mmedste disposal Of it for cash in order to invest
farther in his business Apply personally postpaid, to
JUSTICE COUZENS, Dobb's Ferry.
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N 01lO WORTH OF FASHION,

" eOVV ABLE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE 70
be excl an ged for House and Lot in the city,
mall Fam. The furniture to be selected from two Broad
way warerooms. Also wanted from $500 to 900 on
bond and mortgage for winch large per centage will be
aiven. Apply at No 65l Broadway, second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

ITO LET or LEASE-Sevcral Offices in
Il Dwelling No. 6S4 Broadway. For terms apply on the
psmsesio DUNLAP.
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TyOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

dence with two acres of land well stocked win
great variety choice Fruit shade trees and suooery stu
stsd in the village OF South Ncrwsk Conr wilma esnt
minutes walk OF the N Y and New haven Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity ms rae
char ce 10 any one desiring summer retreat rroe Soo
For paticulsrs inquire OF A. ARCHER Bank OF the state
of New.Yotk WAL st. OF Of ID X. NASH, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

NOTICE.-Any person having Tract
of Land situated ten miles or less from the city, on
North or asst River Railroad suitable for vii
LACE can dsI of the by sppyng either personally
or by letter to JOHN A. HAMMER No. Isl West-l8th-
At between 9TH and Sth