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DUEL IN CALIFoRNIA.-lt appears that the
duel between Mir. Edward Gilbert. one of the
editors Of the Alta California, and General
Duenee, and which resulted in the dealt, of the
former, was caused by politica! discussion al
Sacramento. MIR. Gilbert was formerly a
printer in the office of the Albany Argus, and
went TO California as one of the officers of COL
Sevenson's regiment. After the conclusion of
the war he became one OF the proprietors of
the Alta California, and was, with MIR. George
w. Wright, elected to the Thirty first Con.
gress, and took his seat after The admission of
California 10 the Union. He was an inreIli
gent, and en,erprising gentIemaa, and much
esteemed by those who knew him.
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The funeral OF MIR, Orlando Thomson.
whose death We noticed Yesterday. By acciden.
tai drowning, was attended BY the United Fire
TO-, q Norfolk. now on u visit TO this place.
the FHenen OF this place generally, and q
large number of our citizens. II was ono OF
the iarRes. funeral professions we ever saw In
this place. Mr. Thompson. MAS a very dsserY.
ing young msn, and esteemed BY all who
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NEW NovEL.'-A New York publishing
house announces the early appearance of /.
work from The pen of Mrs. S. J. Hale, +. b.
called "Northwood; or Life North and Soutb -
"A novel called "Norlhwood," by Mrs. Hale.
m .ua lis appearance many years ago. we think.
ne ne" novel may possibly be the old ,,orv
revatBped.
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Sir William Don. the eccentric English RI.
ronet and acior. ~ incarcerated in New York
tor debt. Sir William has been pee aIiarly un-
Fortunate during the past year. However, the
basonet consoles himself, that upon the de-.
cease OF near relative, he will become no..
sessed Of IS0 600 year.
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god mounted rosewood cane va. ,r.
Sen'ed 10 Gen; Cass, in New York. ON Thp...
day, by Mike Walsh, on behalf Of Sir. Rhens
Per Dewey. 1en' Cass has lef, the ci.v f.,
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Hiss TAZEWkLL,S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
la

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN 7TH & sTH RICHMOND
'I'HE second session of this School will com.
L mence on the lst day of next October The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Tefms-PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN AID.
vANCE-For board ami washing, $40; higher
English branches $40: Primary English branches,
$50; ancient and dern Languages, each ago:
Music-Professors fees. Sc 4-lm
Young LADIES' COLLEGIATE Sc.
l. MlNARY, corner of Franklin and Fifth streets,
Shockoe Hill, Richmond Va The sixth session of
this Institution will commence on MOndny. Sep
TENDER 2Ith' upon an improved pl,n. The school
VIII consist OF hve depsrtments-Primary, Acade-
mic, ana tnree Collegiate Deparments-sophomo
junior and senior. The collegiate Department will
embrace all the important English Branches and
MODERN Languages pursued in our best colleges
Inc design VI this department is to qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEACHERS. s. Stevens, A NJ, Princpsl: Mr.
Staicos, Professor OF Modern Languages; Mir J. s.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols, Teach.
er OF Music, or others it preferred.
The most compete MT and accomplished ladies' will
be procured to assist in the English department.
Sc aim
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ne EDITOR OF the Lancaster IntelIip.nc.,
M A. to the receipt of a cucumber. fro.
ms.s ,Unn a q Of Manor Township which
me measures ,sa ). ieet in length! Rather touehM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-08

An old man being asked his opinion Of :.
certain sermon, replied, II liked i, vr,v Iii
except that there was no pinch to il. sI..a.
like TO have pinch to everv sertno. {"
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COURTNEY g. HILL

[ HEAP FAMILY GKOCEhY,- Tne
~ subscribers having taken the store lately
Kept by Massrs Hult.t d Kiag, On Broad sire et
No. go offer TO the old customers and the public
generally god supply of Cheap Family
Groceries at prices which cannot fail to give
general satisfaction. AS We sell exclusively Tor
cash. We are satisfied with small profits. Call and
give us trial.
Sc S-3ts BROOKING &, NITCKOJS
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EW SiOCn OF Dhf GIOUDS.-ln t,
Il Subscribers are now receiving. and will open
their house, No, l73. corner OF 9th and Broad
streets, on Monday, the 18th inst, with an en- ire
new stock OF Goods The customers of the late
concern Of ]. Courtney & Co, their friends and
the public generally, most respectfully solicited
to give tier stock an examination before making
their fail purchases.
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S-3t' BROOKING a. NICHOLS


v NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC. for the wear
1855. calculated by David Richardson of Louisa
county, just pu oished and for sale by w. RAN
DOLPH, containing corrected list OF the Courts
OF Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland Members
OF the Senate and House of Delegates OF Virginia
Representation in Congress, Meteorological; Table
for Richmond by David Turner Weather Table,
by DR.. Adam Clarke, Forms OF Deeds accordin. to
the New Code, Cure fer the Headache Instructions
tor Gardeners Jewish Ca endar, Receipts &c, &c
49,
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MOTICE.-Al persona Indebted 10 tha Ia. -
" ofPEAKE, BRADLEY & CO, either by b I.
or open account, are earnestly requested 10 conn,
Iorward and settle them, a. no longer indn,ssr.s
WI, DC gisen. These accounts are Of long s.sss ins
Also, all pcr.ons indebted 10 M. vho.a ...
are aus, are requested 10 settle Them speedily ~,
delay. A se'''ou ""noos
au 3i-h BRADLEY a RRoruru
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f5suE MITES Or EktA Unit -
l. STATES BANK, Washington D. c., will be
redeemed by ne in Virginia money.
WIN. N TISSLEY
aug an
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH

T.r TrLrGRArH.-The age lie progressive.
few years hence, every section OF our great
and glorious country will be linked by chain
of artificial lightning. An important step to-
vards the contamination Of this event, Is the
line of telegraph now extending from h'ch.
mond up through the valleys and over the nils
to Lynchburg. No better proof OF the u'tii'y
of This connection can be produced than the
fact that a great number of messages da'y
mass over The wires. The superintendent,
Mr.. Tree. and his assistant Mr.. Crowley,
whose head quarters are at the office IN THIS
city. give general satisfaction TO those having
bus;nes. TO transact with them. Speaking OF
this line of elegraph. reminds us Of a case OF
spiritual rapping, which 1t IS said occurred a
few DAYS since During The late storms, the
wires got out oforder. and such an electric
excitement as was heard in the Office has sell
dom been equalIed. Putting his ear to the IN.
s,rument, Tree managed to gather, in the COM
fusion of rapping, the words" TKEE-mend-
ns,n II needless to add that the supernten-
dent left by the first train, and had affairs salts.
factoriiy arranged.
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su 5I-n BRADLEY & BROTHER.

fsOhE, COAL, WOOD.-I m c-.-.--..., :.
" supply consumers with Anthrscite s al Hilnmi
nSus Coal. Coke, and Wood. Il curssns prices ana
solicit orders from my frieads and lis pusne.
SAMUEL r. HAWES.
sus-Sm Norh ado i. Bwin.
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AN AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE.-A deed OF blood
principal hotels, a few nights ago, in the dead
and silent hour Of night u terrible ''noise and
confusion" was heard proceeding from one OF
the sleeping chambers in one Of the upper sto.
ries. The boarders were aroused-a rush was
made to the room whence the alarming sounds
proceeded. The door was found closed and
Understandings refused-whiIe the terrified
outsiders could distinctly hear the sound OF
blow after blow in quick succession, evidently
with some murderous weapon. All was con-
sternaton and excitement. Some person was
evidently numbering his fellow boarder or an
intruder into his room at that late hour. An
eye was applied to the key-hole, when sure
enough, the worst fears were confirmed. A
man was seen in his mig hit clothes, with can
die in one hand and heavy iron poker in the
other-his Unlocking features clearly indicate
ing the bloody deed in which he was engaged
the blood was seen covering the floor Of the
chamber, and the whole room presenting q
scene which left not a doubt on the minds of
the terrified outsiders that most horrible
deed of blood had been committed at that late
and silent hour of the night. Impotence YVES
at an end TO know the worst. To rescue the
poor victim and save life if possible, and to
secure at once the murderer, the door was
Immediately forced open, when, horrible TO
behold, there lay upon the floor, weltering in
her blood, the lifeiess body of female, her
cruel assassin standing over her with the
bloody poker still in his hand, and who, by
way of justification for his bloody deed, ex
claimed as the indignant crowd entered to or
rest him: "Well, miss don't think shall
be troubled again soon with your Internal
caterwauling."
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n IMPORTANT NOTICE To
.EI- MORE PIANO FOKTEs--

.~~EsEk5S1n.f~z NIUIlE fIANU FUKTEA-
HSEalxs ~ NASH q WOODHOUsE are eon.
Il q stantly receiving supplies OF Piano
sFortes from three of the best mann.
factures in America. The character of the ins,rn.
ments which they offer is established, and Dur.
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and large
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Gutars
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse, l39 Main street. Eagle Square.
lie 80
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WIN. TIsSLEY.
au 3m
nUMAS' PRIZE NOVELETTE, Adven.
- lures of Clarence Bolton a New York Story,
with city society in al lis phases by Joseph a
Scovllle, Esq-25 cents
Louisa, or the Adventures Of French Mi,liper. bv
a eAahoer Dumas author OF II Jnte Christie Tnree
Grlswold-25 cents
=, hoiine, Rsns, Linda, and Marcus Warland. bv
mfs caroline Lee HensZ-50 cents each
harper Tor September--25 cents
G Gnippe"s Warbler, second supply-6 cents
. Inc hother-ln-Law, or the Isle of Ravs Tale
Misc Southworth-37 cents '
Fardorousha, the Miser, Tale-25 cents
seven Nights In Gotham-25 csrts
, Chiffon, or Mooern Fashion, &c, Novel. bv Ar
thur TowDley-50 cents - "
Mary oeaham Mrs Grey's Iast-.O cant.
Biography and History of the Indians of North
America. from its first Discovery. nv Sarnei r.
Drake, steel plstes-S3 80
LIE OF General Frank Plerce-a5 and 50 cents
Lille OF General Winfield Scott-25 cents
saie ny u III. WEST 81 BROTHER,
re !. Under Exchange.
iCLMOND GROUND PLA,TEN--
~ 900 tons fresh groun1 1, for sale by
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
s.-seveiai beautiful and rw -ri toned
nos from the celrbrsted mapuf.ctorv of
NuHns q Ciark, just received and for sale bv
r d. TAYLOR,
se7 zen a, iaho and Music Store,
Ioo Msn st, opposite the Banks.
Nv SThAl ED-From 16.. .,,,----,-----
6SFridsy, the Sd inst, one DarI sau s On
.huie, with right hind iooI cut. Ssis 10y lure
purchase, and mad been worked but few oars
me Al nv s,"s, WIN De given Tor her delivery to
= - EDWIN u CLARKE.
In FAMILY HORsEs.-I wi-e 80
GAa pair OF Family Coach Horses. a. ssS. 90.
any ."fsrs ever put In harness e as
JOHN MARIN
GADCaD PLASTER, tor ..I..G -
DAVENPORT, ALLtn q "a
IN Wh;.vs. n a. irrt1er supuly III
ana superior to any la market In store ~. MATS oo
rive, Ior sale only at wholesale bv o a"u 70 a..
- John II. CLAIBORNE.
ANDLEs.-sperm Aa.m ,.I;ne. InIT. ..
t so !seksons Tsilow, for sale by :.
WIN. EGGLEsToN.
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IUNR 30, lS52.-lus. received ffom ksw
j York,
flAin Sw.ss Musi.ns
Dotted DO do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslina
Colored Spng and Dotted d.
lAconet Camorics
Tapc Che + Muslins
Furniture Dimily, very cheap
Ard variety Of other desirable and cheap goods
& HART = NOSES
je0 New store, g Main arrest
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CLOTMlNG, CLOTHING, Selling a Re.
~ dueed Prises.
S.MEkcaANT 4 WElSIGER, No liz Nam 9:
have stl on hand good assortment oil CiotainE %
every quaiisy aad style, which they WIZ sen -
very email advance ~ they wish to redacs toeu
stock. Cali and supply yeuneives for h,tie mo
ney q. MERCHANT u WEislGEks
sul4 No liz Main It.
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TIf ]

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Ian ONE DOL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-08

ERESH WHITE SULPHUk AM
H QCAER MINERAL WATERS We haze iui

ERESH WHITE SUPP X AND
l. OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply OF White lphur Water, from
the Greepbrier White Sulphur Springs
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water. from the Congress Spring, Sara
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into use for various dis
eases, such as chronic affections of the digestive
and urinary organs and some OF the cutsneous dis
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea chronic
dysentery, chronic dinress, chronic cystts, dis-
betes, in cases of low typhoid evers, in GONZALES
cence from protracted fevers TO excite the appeate
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c.
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass full, d.
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, BY Professor
Silliman, opinions of medical writer's and varieus
letters to its curative properties in certain dis
eases, furnished gratultousy by
ADIE & GRAY,
O.IS r. al. a,fU rr.pi
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- lCHlOND MANUFACVUKY.- I..v.
~ ing engaged the sxiIfui mechanic, r. RAY.
MOED, az: how prepared to make Gold Pens 10
any pattern or size and to suit any hand Also can
re point old Gold Pens, and make them equal TO
new, II not, no charge will be made, a,
HENRY HYMAN'S
Manufacturer and Importer, 96 Main street,
Next To J. N. Gnrdon's
N B.-Spectncles made TO order aud glasses
nred 10 suit any signt IN ten minutes; also, the
Fountain Pen repaired snd made to order. aus
ri EW GhUChkY AND FEED sTOKE.
~ The subscriber having taken the store 20,
Broad street (iofmery occupied by Royal Parrish
now 10 store ana VIA keep constantly on hand
We'll selected stock OF Family Groceries. 10.
gether with Horse Feed vi every uescrtpIcn
which viii be sold law ter cash. or TO punctua GUS
tsmers lie sosciis call from his old friends and
the public generally.
ex-6t CHARLES BAKER.
SOAf AND CANDLks.-lOO bax cain
Ton soap and Can iies In store and fnr sale By
500 WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
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je2l Sale Agents for the State OF Vreinia.
,ENH E nUKsl,KIHERS nave asseclstee

III 4 SUBSt'RI BEhS nave a0scc'aso o
i themselves for the purpose OF conducting In
this city, Tobacco aud General Commits
sion Business, under the Firm OF kENNEff d
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business will be exclusively Commission
business; and an experience otrwenty years ny
our senior partner, in active Mercantile life N tnis
city, and determination on the part OF boin' 10
promote the Interests of our friends, will, we hope
secure to US a liberal support. We are prepared
TO make the usual Advance on Consignmehts In
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c, on the eus.
tomary terms. We will occupy the large ana
commodious Warehouse, No Ii Public Lasdng'
JNO. KENNETH
mo. W. DUDL6Y.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, Esq.,; Jas. Thomas, w
Esq; Messrs Thomas Il Sam1 Hardgrove, sne
Sutton e. Winston.
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1854 jel5-jm-
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VT Is A WELL-KNOWN FACT. that
i OSBORNS DAGUERREAN GALLERY IL the
place to get fine Sxy-ight Pictures taken for 81
We would invite all to call soon, we shall lot
take low pictures but few weeks
We have made arrangements to take pictures of
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 ~ $40. OSBOkN,S
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
jy ID
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d; pleasure
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,Dchial aHe
pas a very
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subscribed
good efec
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P. HOR
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VIRGIN

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FOR THE ESQUIKER
TO tho Voters Of a Counties composing the 1h'ra 'ao's'a
Circuit


TO tho Voters Of III. Counties composing the Third Judicial
Circuit.
A The time approaches for the election OF Judge IN your
rcut your attention becomes naturally oIectad 10 he
choice OF person fill that station 10 tne voters
of m. counties of Cumberland, buckingham appotal'"A,
Campbell ani The of Lynchburg shal' nor ate"'
Ia crize the gentleman who has So iong rfrsiae III
yonr courts; confident that his sterling q"ai.s oo' 10
urist and taan have been long since seen ana
ali those who marked his course since nc nus occu
ped seat on the bench To those however VINO nave no
rnoyed the acquaintance of Judge Wilson, may oe
ed for saving that after somewhat extended observation
OF the individuals composing State judiciary haSe
ly if ever known one in whom were more hapPiy p'eosu
all huse elements that should unite in the character {" e
man whose husnesss dispense justice In comun
~ alike distinguished for its Intelligence and us hocPe-
dence. Naturally endowed with mind oil rare dlSerlm'ha
ton and compreheusiseness those qualities haVS pee
strengthened and maured by years OF eSqefence oeen
from his jurisdiction circuit affoalns perhaps,
abundant and as varied litigation us any In Inc oate
oil the mness requisite his station he has never
I'd engine vi oppression-and while e klnahes
of his heart cvinccd by the uniform and unaffected cou-
who approach him. he has been able 10 preserve inc
dignity OF his Office without resorng any exercise OF Inc
mowers with which is armed He is the man for the occa
sion. win not the counties OF Halifax Charlotte and Prince
Edward unite with Cumberland the county Of his nativity
and those other counties composing his present circuit and
again confer upon him the Office he has SO long adorned
'JAsuArrs 1852 CUMBERLAND.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl- w Et
sy WILLIAM F. & THOMAS RITChlE' 49,


~ Dair Paper dollars annus ' Var the semi
Ilar. Ken rr shorter cua lhau GA, !c' ,bs nav.
Weekly ioAi anaua and three nv mail u paid;
sole in advance, 10 he pciG IN :he 9itcs or
a. sx dol . pei the euL I" 'h M r mai, IN rooh aut
ny All dues this or. be ,L 1s,o,, 1f nN h
ms"t :. The risk ;he laiior fH PS'use ,ssr.a
rs being aia 1y ne rrfe's r l?as un,ua"n OF po.;ase
e1,.nsvc business. nich operates ~ sS ~ '
~ rtyr DAILY GNQTaEH:-Fol TES INES CT .e nv, "
80, Hny cEnis succeeding ,r.v
estlloh ~, " M.es wc. tarec tlmesa week. tfS
a rtii Cri'"' tbiyv and IN
.-ar, l adv eriis Of greater Irn2h-ekcei'
nas are Charged loo dollars pa ncludeu
~ rIlE SEMI NEEhLiFoT TEN lines or less nst h'e'H
-5 cents ur each continuance oV cents =, ,.x
u:si hs accompanied Win Ie 80
n ,rcfe, insure execution ~.
s AZ t:ac, srr4 .:5ntes Of rssisct siccea'rs eS" ~
o ,a,Yed f., : entertainments .r .,,.n, y,r IN,
Al O5;ucres Marriages from the country, ~t. w. W. h ~
,,rII uak!uwE 10 u.s. mus! be ~ ~
os,:,r q, tie fJstr.Gs the cIsia"'"d :" NC, "
use br published. Every measure dat -s @ i s ,ost
x,,as and gu:.zcs has ruycd hee"'"t' c.,,;
il uch the
hs, ,i,r iu. he Postmaster 'rTif~"''t '