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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

CLOTHING AT AUCTION-CLOTJING
y AT AUCTION.-l will sell the balance Of m
stock of Clothing at cost for few weeks, and the
remaining stock will te sold at Auction. Call at
SO and 9S Main street, and secure your Christina.
suit while you have tire chance. rs per cent.
saved by purchasing at HYNEMANS as the stock
of Goods must positively be sold. Black, blue,
brown Frock and Ores. Goats Beaver 6nd Eliot
Oyercoats 1869 pr Pants, 2000 Vests, al! of which
| will sell at first cost
Do not forget that the place Is 60 and % Main
street.
de i3-Im" LEWIS DYNENAN ProrretoY.
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~ 0TiCE.-JAHES A. SMELL, Executor, will
Y offer, at the o!I stand Of Hugh Rileigh deed
the entire stock of Dry Goods, at and below cost
Many desirable Goods may be rad at reduced
prices, consisting in part of the following, viz:
Heavy Satti2etts, Kereeys and Blankets, for Ser
wants,
Superior fine Cloths, CassiEcra. Vestings, &C., for
Gentlemen,
Heavy and fine Cotton Sheetings and Shirtngs
Also, a large stock of plain and figured, black and
fancy colored Dress silks for Ladies and many
other desirable Goods usually found in the Dry
Goods line, suitable for the season which will be
sold without reserve until LIST January, 1892.
All pereons wishing to secure good bargains will
do well 10 call soon. no l9-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

{ rtSt hfTlON.-Ssnc's Pare Cod Liver
- On. The beet and most reliable Cod Liver
"! 5et sod. It has received the c11nrlen datf92
u le iecItJ in this city and Philg delphia and IS
te1y Hish : approved by al! who hays used /, for
ci1eeses CT the Chest ard Lungs
IT'S prepared daily from secc:ed L!rs-s. VIA
s,ss. care, AID Is in measure free t-om the dis
euetihg tast2 Of scene other Cod Liver OILS
BENNETT & BEERS are cons,,,i.Iy rnoes,i,,
fiction. ~ e"0e' e's'5 VI Per
iEs' FUHs.-My aas orrnlelt OF ~ ,.-c,a
eo'd- Is very large and varied, in ,,art So foi,
b PACK and natu q! lynx mu.fs
Black and white coney do
hountain na:ten ~
SIBERIAN squirrel d.
slctorines, Bots and CriTs 20 ,,..o,
de IA ~ itt,hilne q e &c
JOHN THOMPSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

ORNATE PHACTICE,-Dr PLUME &
I CO. may be consulted, conadentially, for the
| treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
| 'argements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discnargea
whether recent chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. Tie advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract Of yvl5
Flowers, y nicn may be regarded the very best
erticle known, 10 give tone and vicor to certain
abused aud deIlitated organs as well rs to renoyas-
asy5tam shattered By dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with t4 directions
sNd sent - order. Peat paid letters promptly At
se..ded TO- Once on Franklin straet, below Ex-
chan g botel, and fret door h3ow Trinity church
4 Ghn1Ed, Virginia fe g
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD OF FISAScE.-A meeting OF the
ia 81 Finance wa, held on Wednes lay evening at
he CIV Hail Mayor Berry 10 the chsir. Aid Tnayer
moved tbat IS 995 be appropriated for Endns Houses
which. after some dlscushIn, was lost The som Of
e. S00 was afterwaId appropriated. The money 10 70
mid new houses for Companies Nos and 10, and
HE Company No 2 and 70 repair the houses Of In.
cine No |, and Hook and Ladder No. l.
AID White moved that 5000 pc sppropnateo Tor IN
sSJirion 20 the CITY Hall With this money IL Ia pro-
nosed 20 erect story brick building. extending
frCm the presen. building 10 Fourlhr 20 feet By 90
fefesving - feet la width Of park along South Soc
ordsf from the Hal 10 Fourth-ss hbProPosea 70 oe-
MAJOR Controller Treasurer Attorney and Collector
md et the lower sisfies which will front Fourthst
Il wa, es sted by MEMBER Ia debste thst the saving
IN rents and expenses for the above oces ssde IRON
The pubc couyenience would clear the expense OF The
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MASTER JULIEN, THE VroLrNIsr.-

MASTER JULIEN, THE VIoLTNIsT.-
boy eight years old took the hrs prize at the CoH'
rdtotrs de ustqEs in Paris three years since TIE or
deal is rigorous, the rivals and unweaned 10
sdy and of course exhibit whatever talent Of the kind
there is in France This alone is great praise for any
Aspirapt But when il is child of eight years it Is
proof of very remarkable talent In the reputation Of
NJ. Julien we chsnce TO know that there 10 nothing
fictitious Hi, name well kno IN in Paris as that OF
child of remarkable promise. We know that he
"made sensation in the musical word ~ Julien
accompanied by hls father arrived day or two since
in the Franklin. Upon the passage ne gave mos'
successful concert the proceeds of which, some 100
francs be placed In the bands Of the CAPTAIN for the
benef, of marine charity He will PROBABLY play in
New.York and we bespeak for him the consideration
he so jusdy desc. 5vs Without any overPo"enns
fame his reputation, among those who sno" u 'u'
fines, character and his talent united with ssslduous
cultivation is the earnest Of continually greater SUCCESS
Jenny LINDA letter received by the
NIAGARA states that Jenny Goldschmiit arrived oaf IN
GOOD he slth and spirits She was waited u2oa oy ~
erou. friends who warmly WELDON ed her to the scene
n her former triumphs The letter further states 'aaf
shd already received several propositions 70 sing In
ooera or concerts but had given no dehni'e reply %
any Of them
Tux TWENTIETH WARD.-The Big
Tent. though erected but very few hours AM
with triflDg notice, filed last night with m'''
sp,hu,isstc audience Az least 1000 adults, OF high
respectfully, present who listened with profound
attt nron to Mr. Van Wagner. The muse was me And
reelected credit upon Messrs. Brewer snt Buckley.
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tAdverusement1

u The best artists pronounce the beau
o CTayon Picture the perfect thing achieved by
the Dssueneotype. IL il taken 0nIy by Roor, No SS3
Broadway to whom eleven first premiums have been
awarded
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ANusEMENrs, &C, THIS DAY AND I'VE,

AMUsEMESTs, &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
C-sile k0usset FANNY CatauuA The hle
Nbo GardenLs Meunere De ChSpels Brean De Tfoupefs
Broadway 1heatershandy Mcclure lnsb on It's th- c1om
Bsuuus Massan-Csrean Scuptur-, COm-cy Drama, &C.
National Az ademy OF Dessn, No. CO Broadway.
X, o. Chspel-Couversaousl Meetings Mrs. Nicholson.
Co.mo amas-Ni@vs N Asa Moor Day and ETenEGl
Astor PAce-DOBstts Come Troupe framed Animal.
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MADAME ALBoNI.-We learn that we

shall hear the great conrato only once more at present
on Monday evening at Metropolitan Hall on account
ofthe confusion consequent removing the Broad
way entrance, the entrance will be at the doors on Mer
cer-st for that occasion.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANCH OF TIE THKRnor

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
A. J. Deldt0Er's CormTiy Lynch 4 Cldrks) 25Lf Valid
1882. eAM Noon SP. NJ 5P.M
lune 2i...........O 70 % 90
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BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The President


Apiications-Of School Officers of First Ward for an
School House No Il Ia G-eenwich.st, to suit the
grade OF School Officers of Twentieth Ward, recon.
mendng the organic alton Of a new Primary School
Referred.
Free Acddtmy-Reports were presented recommend
ing system OF studies also recommending the
appointment of Charles T.. Anthem, Professor OF HIS
tory and Bellies Lstres and John Graft Professor OF
the English Language and Lterature, At salaries OF
g, 500 each. Laid ON the table.
Confrmations-Ot Peter b. ) Ieeny, Commissioner OF
Sixth Ward In place of DR.. H. Sweeny, removed from
the Ward; and DR.. j. Flannery as Inspector In place
OF DR.. Owen Sweeny also removed from the Ward
resolution was adopted asking that quarter of
the School money raised for 1852 be placed % credit Of
the Board.
Resolut IN that application be made to the Treasurer
Of the for the cstTibpye share Of the Literature
Fund apportiOned 10 the Free Academy AdJpted
Resolution 10y Commissioner Waterbury:
Uhaeas, Thomas Francis Meaghev, EsI, exile from
bis country consequences Of patriotic endeayOr % secure
for her the blessings Of civil AID religious freedom has lately
arrived In this port and
Whereas The members Of this Beard, feeling an
nest sympathy with every attempt behalf OF universal
worthy and eloquent supporters aud u afford - him
opportunity visit those Institutions which naturally
spring free Government, and their results
the secret guarantee OF It's permar ence therefore,
hesoired That Committee OF i've be appointed OF which
the President Of this Board shall be Chairman TO invite Mr.
Mesgher visit Free Academy aud Schools der
charge and accompany him IN his visit II he accept tne
invitatifn.
Adopted, and Messrs Waterbury, Murphy, D1ne,
ard Nicoll, with the President were appointed the
Committee.
The Board then adjourned.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The members Of the I" Lundy Lane Bar
racks Association Of the Eleventh Ward have secured
spacious the market corner OF Myrtle
ard Nsyyst In which they will hold their meotings
until after the election. TIE LIST Of 10 fsst swell.
ing up and from the lively interest thus far manifested
they will number three four hundred In few days
tine. large flag has been prepared, with the names
OF Scott Graham omblaZoned on Ia folds, and which
will after tomorrow, proudly wave over the hcsdquar
teTs Of the Barracks" Like preparations are nsxng
In other Wards, and whatever dissatisfaction did exist
on the reception VI the news OF tbs nomination has
almost entirely died out The Fifth Wsrders arc slso
bestrriDg Themselves add will tonight march la body
10 the Wing ratification meeting at the Guy Hotel Tho
Eleventh Ward will hkewise form la procesd )n head
ed by band Of music and with banners and haasps-
reLcies. A tremendous gathering 10 anticipated
DEsPoILING THE SBRUBBERY.--COm-
plsnis made that Of the visitors 10 Greenwood
Cemetery ia the habt Of pluektDg flowers and
otherwise cesDoipg the shrubbey about these rounds
Several instances Of this bind have lately occurred and
q few days since one person was deteeted with soma
lunches Of flowers, which were carefully wrapped up
In Newspaper 10 order 10 avoid suspicion Perssns
visiting the Cemetery are expected 20 observe the rules
and WILL II detected In any breach thereof be handed
over into the custody Of the pshce
NOVEL INTRUsIoN.--On Wednesday
evenLg the company frequentng the City Hall Shades,
10 FDhpnst, were surprhed BY The entrance OF pair
OF embarrassed mules, who came into tbs bar room and
paror from tbs rear. Is appesrs they were iefs IN
Adsmsst by the person who had them In charge while
h. In 10 inbIbe, aud WHETHER the m1les thought
they had a tight do Likewise there Il telling They
very auisty took survey ofthe premises without do
ins any injury, and then, With some difficulty. got
ou when hey took 10 their heels and scsmpered Of
n In the Court of Oyer and Tcrminsr,
Judge Strong presiding, the Of Walter Jefferson.
indicted for burglary 10 the frat dsgree was moon
Of counsel for defendant put of fr the term. Adophs
Thompsoa indicted for similar Oense, discharged
on bic own recognizauces.
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A SHAMEFUL Outrage Although a

A SHAMEFUL Outrage Although a
stranger In your City, trust you viii allow me- through
the medium of your widely extended Journal to notice
shameful and disgrsceful scene which occurred in
one OF the popular streets Of the City Monday evening
last About o'clock Of that evening my attention was
attracted bya large OF people hurryng In
"hot haste" down East Broadway near It's junction with
Grand-st Upon following up the crowd observed that
some twenty rowdies were in pursuit of poor fellow
who seated on the top Of truck wagon and pelt.
iDg him most numerically with They continued
10 direct their missiles at the head OF the unfortunate
man until the wagon ARR sed at Montgomery st., where
IL stopped They then clsmb-red up the side OF tue
dealing heavy and severe blows In the face of
the poor fellow, whO OF course unable contend
against such fearful Odds until his features so
smesred with blood aud lacerated ttat n would have
puzzled his best friend 10 recognize him Tais all oc.
cured the presence of hundreds Of spectators resd
ing In that vicinity among whom large number OF
women and children and IL not until the bystanders
interfered, at the imminent risk OF their personal
safety that the rowdes desised from their brutal
sau There no police officer there 10 pu, stop -
this outrage and and bring b condign punish
nent these yiolaters OF the public peace.
While upon this subject may IS well notice another
outrage that came under my personal observation few
days since in another part OF the City, and which, Mr.
Editor for the honor OF your Corporation, regret 70
cay OF too frequent occurrence Passing by the
Battery short time ago noticed an 'ergrown bully
deliberately walk up poor unofending German and
deal several desperate blows in his face aud then
OIL Without being arrested and punished as he deserved
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HEAVY FORGERY ON THE MASHATTAN
BANK.-On Wednesday afternoon, c0lored
bsmtd Francis Hicks, presented a check for al 49,
purpoTtiDg to have been 6rawen by WOodratf Co.,
merchants doing business In CoeDtessD for payment
at the counter Of the Manhattan Bank The check
at once Discovered 70 be forgery and upon HICKS be-
Ing Questioned as 10 where he obtained IT, be said that
gentleman gave 1t TO hin at the corner Of Wal and
Brosd.sts with request that he would get 10 cashed
and that he then there awaiting his return
The Cssher then rolled up some waste paper, and
handed II % Hicks, whom be told 20 20 and 1ad the
person from whom he received the check. He went
out followed by the Cashier and Police Oficer wnO
had been and arriving at the OF the
street above named could find the person, he then
went into an eating house near by, where he found
uerson from whom he stated he had received ths check
this gentleman az de MED all knowledge OF the
matter He was, however, with Hicks, taken before
the Mayor where Hicks held u bail in the sum OF
$500 70 appear when wanted. The person Identified
by Hicks permitted 10 leave on MS parole,
10 appear when called for Hi name, in conse-
quence Of there being much doubt a. 70 mis-
suilt we forbear making public until thorough
investigation Is bad before Justice Osborne, VINO gil
take the matter in hand this afternoon. The parties
when arrested should have taken at once before
the sitting magistrate the TOmbs, aud the mater oy
this Inn would have been investigated but Instead OF
before the Mayor aterwsrd the Office VI the Coef Of
Police and finally 10 the Tombs Hicks is In the EN-.
noy of Mr. 5cheiber a wine merchant 10 Pearl a. and
Is represented 10 be very faithful man. and those who
know him believe that bis story IL the truth
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Court CALENpAR-This Day.-Su

PERIoR CoURT-Nos G9s. s74, 90f 92s 800, s]i. go,
9l2 g7l, g74, 49, 42] CO., 91a 979 $50 93l 9O2 9ss
esl 9s5, Sec 9s7 $780, $780, 99 992 99 994 o96 TO OoS
inclusive.
Common PLEAs-Psrt Mos. l,l55, ll69. SIS
Pat lINos 964, $50, 900 972 ga. 976 97s $780, 9s2,
go go, 9eo $780, 9y 1884, $780, g9o, 1000 l,002 i00t.
/ OC6 lOO6.
CrRcurr CoURr-Nos 2. 325, 1914, 425, 49, 49, 43i.
432, 4j4, 435 3l7, 437, 43S, i39, 40
SUPREME CoURr-speciaI ITm.-Nos. 81, a. g. T. -,
o.. q, 70, 70, ~, 70, 81, ~, -, a.
0. s DIsrRcT COUar-sos Il, IS. ~. 96, o.. %. 90
100 l0l
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prosperity Here le, the hDute for Hs Word rice 10
ifs iopstone happily without lnss or damage OF lite or
limb and stand for generations II come, witness )f
the ruh-in ~ stately proportions iitug up t7snfno-
ny for the Bihs mil is lsi It prophecies sha all be
fulfilled and the sst leaf shall be pluck ID from tae tree
Of life for The heAling Of the nations.
Other very brief addresses made and then after
benedicton BY Re- DR.. Do~iti, the crowd dispersed.
HAYrI--REv. w. L. JUDD.--The
American Bspds, Free Mission soekty hs. sustained
a Mitson sud Schools upon he Island of H4yu since
ls45. Rev. W. L. Judd, Missionary Of that Society,
has devoted several years to the Interests Of Haya
and has now come to this country TO secure funds
for the erection of chapel and school for the
benefit Of the people whOm bis sedenying lsbors have
gathered around him. and for the improvement, OF the
population generally. Below is a statement Of Mr..
Judd appealing TO the friends Of Hayu for aid Ia this
philsnihropic snd benevolent enterprise
Having resided nearly six years 10 the Island Of HAyu
a. Missionary, feel deeply impre sed with the n
porsnce Of sustaining schools and mission Iry sos
an Efficient sselcy for promoting the social mnercai
shd re gious interests Of that people. Travelled
extensively through the Isand daring my residence
there. At Portau Prince and 81 Mac, We have
churches and schools all esdy organized ssd some prom
isiu young men (nstives) entering the minis
Try But have aoored under very or dLhculues,
NOT having chspels or school rooms Of our own The
Government has from the h'st regarded with favor
and enjoy free liberation My object ia returning
10 the United Safes is 20 OBTAIN erect suitable
building for chapel bethel and school purposes For
this We need five OF six thousand dollars. II We
accomplish this object, means of usefulness Will
grestly increased We appeal especially 20 CON-
mercis telO~citzens, the friends of se4men, and
our ielle wchI'tans generally for fand. aid In this
good work. shall be happy 20 meet aud converse
with the friends Of Hayu at my lodgings, NJ Is Barclay.
st. Any persons desirous OF aiding in thus enter.
prise may forward donations to George Curtiss ESQ,
Utica, N. Y John N Barbour Esq Boston, or ia my
absence from this CRY, money may oe lett for with
VIM. Harmed No. Is Beekmso st.. New-YOrk.
As ny Missionary work at Port su. Prince demands
my early ret 10 my FIELD of labor, would earnestly
solicit the immediate attention OF the friends OF HAy
this subject Very respectfully, w. l.. JUDp.
Nelc York June 9th 1852
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AKRtsrs on SUsprcIoy OF GRAND Lar

ARRESTS on SUSPICION OF ORAND LAR
cESY-Edwsrd Nstb an, keeper Of shOe-stOre at No.
3y Eighth-aY yesterday arrested on suspicion Of
seaug ego IN gold ea les the property OF Mss sarah
Brusle, OF Eighth sv, Thirty ninhst Il appears
from the stboayiI Of Miss B. that Wednesday she
called al the Of the accused and purchased pair
Of shOes for which she paid 80 certs te| min Ies
precious - her entering the sore she had drawn the
amount above named irUm the KnckerDockeT Savings
Bank and lied IL up In corner Of her pocket handker
chief th leaving the store soc forgot and LETT BE-
hind her, but had been gone about ten minutes when
she returned and asking for her handkerchief was
told by Nathan and his vile that they knew nothing
about IT, that no ether person had been ia the store since
che let and that they did not believe that sine LETT II
there She represents their as being very con-
fused and they appeared 70 be nucn agtasd. Ga this
testimony the accused committed By Justice stuart
for trisl.
Rosa Kenadsy servant 10 the family Of Mrs. Gage,
of No 6 Prnce-t was yesterday arrested By Officer
yederuAn Of the shth Ward, on suspicion Of having
stolen clothing 10 the value OF $50 from toe Of
Dr. Freiigh, a member OF the family Of Mrs. Gage
whose room wa entered oy false keys Wednesday
evening snd robbed Tee accused held oy Justice
s,usr. Tor examination.
FATAL MIsTAKE-The Coroner yester-
day held an itquest q. the house No. 10 In7masst
upon the body Of an infant son Of hrs. han,on eD
ofed woman which died az O'Clock, yesseid1y me- u
ing Il sppesrs that Sarah Russell, the gIAna nDs, ~
the child on Wednesday sfpsgnoOn, VINE Ino i 1e
was absent administered 10 tse cnDd- "nicn
dose Of lauosnum, BY mistake Tor paIs3ot
child coon sitergard bern Tsy sinpt1' ,5
the fears of fs grand IA Jther, and upoa LntAi- y
abe sscertAiued what she mad dooe' wv P"''''''
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NOVEL IsrRUsros.--On Wednesday
" In the Court of Over and Tcrminsr,

Judge Strong presiding the case Of Walter Jefferson,
indicted for burglary 10 the frat dsgee was mouon
Of counsel for defendant put Of r the term. Adolphs
Thompsoa indicted for similar Ofense discharged
bic own recognizances
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T The Fourth Anniversary of the
Tenth Ward TIE nperance As5ocis'ion will take place
this evening at o'clock n the Alenst Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, r. NJ Poer, Esq, and other
celebrated advocates Of Temperance, are engaged to
address the meeting collection will be taken up in
aid of the Association.
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were Immediately called 10. but their efforts 10 restore
toe child proved unsuccessful The Jury rendered
verdict Of death by overdose OF isatanun sdminn
tered TO the deceased by mistake.
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FouNp DEAD.-Henry Hazlup, a Ger.

man. 81 years Of age, resisiSy at No 81 Wesest vas
found dead at an early hour yesterday morning. upon
the ro.f If his dwelling rhe deceased for tso years
past hs. been very intemperse in bis 1t sad ~hlls
SICK intoxicated, found HE way 10 the root ~h-re he
lay down and died Coroner Ives held an inquest upon
the body and verdict OF death from debility, conse
queni upon incompetence and the want Of proper care
was rendered by the Jury
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssI0Ns-Ih Thurs
day-Betore the Recorder asd Aldermen Denmsn and
Ward-niai for Forgery The trial Of George BOVINE.
irdicted for toruDg cleck the Chemical Bank for
s4OO was resumed at the opening Of Court The tes-
mony for the prosecution concluded and that OF the
de'eDsa will commence TO day IL expected that the
case will be given 20 the Jury this afternoon.