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ATTENTION.. BIUES.

ATTENTION. BLUES.
Attend meeting OF your Company on To-
nj MORROW EVENING, the 29th instant. at La.
- fayette Hail, at o'clock. By order of the Cap.
tam.
seq JOHN II. FREEMAN, O. g.
WANTED-AS SITUATION as TEACHER 10
W School or private family, by Lady who has
had z ca: experience In teaching, and is competent
to give instruction in all the English branches with
Music and French. Letters addressed To Miss B."
boz i54, VIII be promptly answered. Sc ct"
SITUATION WANTED.-A young Girl
~ wishes SITUA ZION as Chambermaid, Seam.
stress or Nurse Apply at this Office. Sc 27-li*
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SORA GUNS, COLTS RE-
a0>iA PEATING PISTOLS, strong and highly
finished Water Proof PERCUSSION CAPS, Dia.
mond Grain GUN POWDER, brass jointed Fishing
Rod Walking Canes, at SOUTHERLAND'S,
Opposite the Farmers Bank, Main street.
05-6t
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NV SCHOOL BOOKs-To wbich -
Tss cSiS 2. i i.' z particularly Invited
nook; cossslsang sssy esaass nd prcSr.ss
s s1 Ronouneing spelling readInr, ibiot;.s "a
]. Bartlett Burlssb. III aew and originsI plan, By
The Thinker. moral resder .on,..-..
lions from the Gems Of the Lsnsps.. '.iaing seiec-
, nsr spd o,sas pan designed sss.s 90
principles. ~ Bartlett Bbreish, Ii. Is ana noble
The Study of Words, BY Richard r p.
aseLy valuable book for advanced scaolsr. y,
LII d. SaAiics Anthem,
Latin. English and English Latin r,;c,;,.
the use Of schooIs, chiefly from he luna for
thou, LII d |naFiss An
The Institutes of Aigebrs, being the Era, -,
e course OF Mathematics, designed for the par. OF
LII D.. - Docharty,
Tee Classical Manual, an epiiome of Anc,s..c
ography, Greek and Roman My,hoIosv A..:s ue-
For sale by '"' bard.
Sc "a /.
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Ola. w hAhTUN, having returned
6Na to the city, may be found at his Office on
Grace street, opposite the Methodist Centenary
Church. Sc 22-eod3t
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NINTH STREEr.-No part of city has more
rapidly increased recently than 9th street. north of
Leigh, extending TO French Garden Hill. Five or
six years ago, there were only three four houses
north of Leigh street, and now French Garden pre-
SCENTS the appearance Of neat little village We
are pleased to see that workmen are engaged in
grading and improving the street, from Leigh to
the extreme end of 9th This part of the city pos.
sesses many advantages for private residences
While it is very retired, yet is convenient to the
central and great business portion of the city ia
high, airy and healthy, and commands beautiful
view. When the ravine between Clay and Leigh
streets shall have become flied up, (and we are
pleased to see it gradually lesseaing by deposits of
earth from street excavations, &c } and the side.
walks extended, that part of the city will scome
one OF the most popular Hills of the "seven"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jude arrested Sun.
day evening, runaway negress, named Betsy,
belonging to John w. Wright, and hired to Edward
Mundin, the of 9th and Marshall streets
The woman stated that the manner in which she
had been treated by Mr.. Mundin caused her to run
away. She exhibited dreadful looking cash on
the right arm, which she said Mr. M. had inflicted
with a cowhide, and also stated that her back was
gashed in a similar manner. The sight of her arm
was most sickening, the flesh being torn open a
length and breadth embracing several square inch
es. According to the ordinance on the subject Mr..
Mundin having caused Rachael to run off, as she
stated, by his itrestment of her, is responsible for
the amount of the reward and Jail fees. Justice
Evans ordered that she should fret be rem anded to
the custody of her owner. Mr.. Wright, that he
might enquire into the cause and mode of the ILL.,
treatment.
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TRE MISSES FORBES viii 70
sumo the duties ot their SCHOOL on the
AL VI october. ~ i9-Al9 Ell x6s
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UkOCAuE, RICH PLAID AND PLAIN
- CULUkED AND BLACK eiLkS.-Ne nave
now store gapt stock Of handsome 81, cade,
rich plaid, fancy ooored and black Silks, which we
are enabled and determined to otter at extremely
low prices. They are desirable and fashionable
styles. having been recently selected ia New York.
we respectfully invite the ladies TO examine our
assortment. HART 81 MOSES,
se % 63 Main street.
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uOUsEK EEPlNG HARDWAKE.-We
L beg leave to call the attention of housekeepers
and others to our large and varied assortment OF
Goods suited to their use; such as
Ivory Table Cutlery, in sets OF 81 and 50 pieces
Ivory table and dessert Knives only
Buffalo, buck and bone Table CutIery-all prices
Carvers and Stees-every style and price
Patent, enamelsd and taed Sauce Pans and Tea
Kettles
Patent tined Soup Digesters and Fish Kettles
Polished steel aud brasshead Fire Irons-a great
variety
Brass, Japd. pierced iron and wire Tenders
Brass, copper and Japanned Coal Scoups
Long and short handle Frying Pans
English and AIperican Waffle irons
Block Tin and Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Block tin steak and oyster Disnes-l2 10 Is inches
Aloata Spoons and Forks-best English
Swe,ping. busting, Scrubbing aud ali ether
Brushes
Feather Dus.eIe-l III sizes
Togesner with ctm2l@,e assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils, which we offer at the lowest prices.
G. J, SlNTOE 81 co,
Importers IF Hardware,
Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main street
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w~~ AUCTION NUTIUE.-rartcular
R>-GA attention is req Vested ro the sale of very
hne Watches and Jewelry,. to thske place
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
the Store lately occupied by Messrs Tnos a. Chas
Ellis, No los Main street
See advertisements and Catalogues, to be had at
the above Store
Sale conducted by
Sc % GEORGE SUMNER, Auct.
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RICHMOND. VA.

Tuesday MOI ming. september rs, 1851
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WEST q .BhUTHEH,s--..Tavs
a GIANT OF THE MONTHLIEs ..psIH The
Monthly Magazine. Contents Of the ssa,a.pers
Number: september
Jacob Abbott 'ofdan, oy
Notes from the Barbary States, bv tho
Recollections Of st. Petersburg 'nof ol
The Infect Re5uked, an Adventure i, -.
combs of Rome. i' 0a'a-
Hunting Adventures in the Forests os
Insect Wings, the hire Sisters. Pan,h, "p u
"Reminiscences OF bow.Street Officer t;,a 1 .I,
Angels, Adventures in Japan ustratiop nor uooo
OF Japanese. My Novel, or Varieties in gra,.N
Life, by Sir Edward Buwer Lyttop eout;nnad e r
Exclusive Attention to Business Bleak H.. ~
Charles Dickens Just received, and for sslaS W
se2S 6. M. WEST d BROTHER
- EADY THIS DAY, AT IEWIS
~ SMITH Cheap Publication Depot. onoos,,
American Hotel OfT''''e
The Armorer of Tyre, or The Oracle and l..
Priest, by Cobb, jr-price IS cts 80
The Coquette, by the author of Miserimus-,a,
Thompsun's Bank Note Detec.or for Oc,o,o.
IL cts
The Adventures of Pefegrine Pickle, by Tob,,.
Smoilett, new eoition-50c WAS
Captain Hawke, the celebrated Highwavms, br
the author OF Tom King-25c "
Southern and South Western Sketches. Of Fin,
Sentiment and Adventure, edited by gentleman
or Richmond-pubIisned in neat AMI c,nvan;an,
form, for 81 cts 'N'
The Flag Of Our Union, for the presep, veal
contains the opening chapters of new NoyelIet.e
entitled The Yankee Champion, or The Torv
and hls League by Sylvanus Goth, Jr besides mn.
merous short stories, poetry, anecd ).es &c.
sc %
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~ OTiCE..--by power OF attorney, duly record,
~ ed in the Hastings Court, have appointed INV
brother, TURNER ATKINSON, my sgent to con.
duet and transact the Grocery Basiness Tor me
and on my account, Ia tbs city oil Richmond.
sc 25-3sF FRANCES BAILEY.
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r YOU would consult your own interest, read
Il the following certificate from well known gen.
t.eman OF this city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER lsT, 1e5l-To Mrs. A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam: have used your Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
cases of colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions, recommended il TO the OF my friends
and am happy to say that in every instance it has
gi7en entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituated
nave | become to its use, Ia cases of coughs ard
colds, that | never think of recomms ending any
other remedy either in my own family to my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWErLEN
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT g.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, and CaAS.
D YALE, and Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Main street. Ricn.
mond. Sc q
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~ AJAX ous TO obtain employment He would like
a situation in TOBACCO Factory as Overseer, or
one in Grocery, in which business he has mad
considerable experience. Good references given.
Apply at this office So 28-3ts
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4 AIDES GAITEE BUUTc IL " ALA.
IL lat SHOES Jus, received, several cases OF
ladies' Gaiter Boots aud Walking Shoot. Great
bargains can be obtained by cai.ias eaf.y .;
HART & MOSES,
Sc % 63 Msa street
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TarspAssINa.-The continued case Of Thomas
Watson. gardener, charged with attempting to as
sauls Robert McNsmee, in his own store, on Main
street, some days since, and with throwing stone
into Mr. McN's store. thereby breaking some two
or three panes of glass on the sumo occasion, came
up before Justice Evans yesterday. Watson was
grossly intoxicated at the time he committed the OF
fence. The complainant having Withdrawn the
charge on payment of damages, and on receiving an
apology from Watson, his Honor simply bound
Watson over In the sum of $50 to keep the peace,
and warned him as to the future.
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NEW BOOKS, NV BUOKs-sTILI-
l THEY CONF. II. GRESHAM, opposite
the Broad Street Hotel, has received F'''''
PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES, BY Ar
sene Houssaye, author of MEN AND WOMEN on
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, &c, &c
The ARMORER OF TYRE, or the Oracle and
its Priest
voted to Literature Art, Religion, &c, &c
THE COQUEPTE
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR, bv Ma.
ria Mcintosh
ALMANACS FOR 1s53-General Scott Alma.
nhc, Housekee2ers Almanac, Farmers Almanac,
Fishers Almanac, Turner's Almanac
Flag, Banner, Waverly, Arhur's Gazette Ian.
tern, Golden Dollar SaIst, Privateer, ans Courier
all for this week, October Cd, together with all the
late Novels, and Magazines &c, &c, reserved in
advance, at GRESHAM,S
Sc % ODDosite BROAD Street [;otal
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ TO ADvERTIsRRS.-.Th ecirculation
OF me DrsPAfcH 10 rsaEK riAxs - large - that
Of snv other Daily paper in the CITY of Richmond.
Il 10 therefore greatly superior to any other %
medium Of advertising.
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AssAULT.-On Friday evening, Addison
Johnson went to the house of Mrs. Sarah En-
glish, located in the valley, and had dispute
with her concerning some money which her
brother, VIM. Gennet, had borrowed from
him. Afterwards, on seeing Gennet, Johnson
attacked and beat him. Sunday morning, he
was arrested by 1t. Wilkinson, and on yester.
day was committed to Jail for sixty days in de-
fault of 5000 security.
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The Democratic Meeting adver.
V>A tised for to ugnl at Bacon Quarter Branch
is postponed to saturday Night next, in con
sequence OF Mr.. WIsE's address TO hight.
Sc ae-lt*
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nLn FOLKS AT HOME.-P H. TAYLOR
~ has just received a second supply OF this liz.
mensley popular ng
Old Folks at Home, for Piano and Guitar
The Old Folks are gUne-answer t. the above
D.n't be Angry, Mother
Together with al the new Musical Publications.
For sale by P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
se2S 160 Main street, opposite the Banks
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THE LATEST NEWS.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXI
CO,

NV ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The Picayune has
received late advices hon Mexico. Ii appears
tina: new and important proposals have been
received in rega,d to the Tehuantepec route,
which, it is thought, may be looked upon with
favor. The nature of the propositions is not
stated.
An important change has occurred in the
Mexican Cabinet, which is looked upon as
more favorable 10 the stability OF the Govern
ment.
The National Guard at Vera Cruz is TO he
nlaccd under the command, and at the dispo.
sal Of the Minister of war. This movement
Is made with & view 10 harmon.ze the disaC
fected. and, it is believed, will be more -accep.
table 10 the people.
All fears of revolution in Mexico have
subsidized. and the general state of feeling is
mach more pacific aud hopeful.
emphaaca'ly against calling an extra session
Il Congress
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AgbuI Jdliibo IA
Sale conducted by W. GoDDtN Auct seq
MOST VALUABLE FARM AND GRAN.


ul TIE QUARRlES ON THE CANAL, ADJOIN.
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCT on
VIII be sold on Wednesday, the 18th day OF DC.
tober, 1852, upon the premises, commencing "a ii
O'Clock, the Farm on the Canal adjoining Holly
wood Cemetery, Clarke's Spring, and Cheyalliss
old Mill called Bankstown, containing about So
acres The land is equal in soil and fertility any
nigh lar d in Virginia The whole place is under
enclosure and in the highest state Of cultivation
The improvements on it consist OF two 5ricz
dwellings-one in good order, and having rooms
besides stables, &c. There are several most tx
cellept springs TIL land In addition it abounGs,
on the bank of the Canal in granite quarTies OF in
exhaustable extent, which, il judiciously worked,
would, perhaps, be fortune 10 any one. An ex-
animation of the land will attract the attea.
tioa of capitalists The land will be sold in one or
more parcels as may be agreed on at the tine of
sale The stone quarries will be reserved from the
farming land, and sold separately. plat OF the
properly can be seen at my office. After the sale
Of the land the entire crops will be sold. consisting
OF about 100 bushels Corn, large quantity OF wheat
straw, DC. Also, three horses, al the farming i'm
pemenis, &c.
TERMS For the land, one fourth casa balance
at 6 l2 and 10 months Tor negotiable notes inter.
est added, secured by trust deed For the per
sonai estate all over $50, months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The farm Is
admirably adapted to market garden, or dairy
being within half mile of the corporation lin
its
Sc 81 w. GODDfN, Auct
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Count Ladislas Zeleky has published let
ter addressed Two years ago TO General Hay-
uau, challenging him to fie ht q due!-the Count
finding his motive in Haynau's butchefy of
BaIthyani and other Hugarian officers at Arad.
The challenge has been twice SENT bat never
uelicec and the Count brands the General tv-
rant and COW ard
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tcou;fkai Of Er, Senator Hanneoon

LOUISVILLE, Oct. The case of Hon F.,
l. flanagan, OF Indiana, charged with the
murder q has bTother-in- law, Capt. Duncan.
while under the Influence Of liquor has heen
dismissed the grand jury iaiIIng to find an
uilctmgat.
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w. GODDIN, Auct.
SALE OF LOT WITH TWO ERAMEI

GALE OF LOT WITH TWO FRAMED
~ TENEMENTS THEREON, AT AUCTION
Wan be sold on Friday Afternoon. the 9Th Oct
1852, upon the premises, commencing at ~ o'clock,
lot on the North side of Broad, between Jefferson
and Madison streets, with two Framed Tenements
thereon, fronting 22I feet, running back about 40
feet to an alley.
TERMs-4 months credit for an approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper, or title withheld.
oc 8 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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STEAMBOAT ACCipENT.-The boiler of the
steamboat Rowan gave way on the eth ult.
ut punham's landing on the Cape Fear River,
apouI - or 80 miles below Fuyeite. n. c.
THe fireman, slave OF Maj. J. I. Gilmore, of
Fayetteville, was fatally scalted.
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IMPORTANT DkCISIoS.-One of the Bos-
ton Police Magistrates has decided that a pur-
chaser ct liquor, under the Maine law, is
yartsrCpS cilm5HiS with the seller, and there.
lore not competent witness in case of prose
cuuon ior a violation Of the law. The States
Attorney, it is said, conceded in this opipion.
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Mr.. Helmsmu!ler, late Of the Germania Sc.
ciety has arrived in Philadelphia, 10 make al
rangemens for Madame Sontag's concerts, the
first OF which in that cuy will be given on Tues
day evening next.
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The Etral Of The persons, indicted in Il 9
eases q the steamboats, Henry Clay and Rein
deer, will probably not come on in the United
STATES District court OF New York till January
next.
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Father Mathew, the noted teeto,aller, and
five other Catholic priests, have sailed from
Ireland for Calcutta. Their business in India
Is, II is reported the foundation of a Catholic
see al Hgderahud.
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THE WRECK OF THE ArLANTIc.-The
steamer Columbia, Capt Pratt, sailed from
Buffalo. on Thursday Of last week, for the
wreck ct the steamer Atlantic, having on board
Mons, Maiilefeit, with quantity Of material
L. he used in another eiinit to raise her,
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE CORNER
IL OF 18th AND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on Tuesday after.
noon, the 10Th October, 1852 upon the premises,
commencing at hsf past O'Clock, the Framed
House, with the Lot attached thereto Fl onting 65
ieet on street. and running back 1872 feet to
l6 beet alley. The house is nearly new, and con-
tains FIVE or six rooms
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance and u months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained
sIoc 6 w GODDIN kuct
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VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON
CORNER OF LEIGH AND 7TH STREE S
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-Wlll De sold ON sat.
urday afternoon, the 9Th day of October, 1882
npon the premises, commencing at Az o'clock
the Framed Dwelling on conner of Leigh and TN
streets. now il the occupancy If MIR X H l. Dibrell
The house is sufficient for the accommodation Of
small family. The lot fronts 39E feet, runs back
oH It'll street los feet to alley, and is one of The
most beautiful in that part of the city.
Ms.--Onc fourth caIh, balance at 6. IL and
1e months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
curGd by trust deed.
Oc5 w GODDIN Awe
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By JAMES n. TAYLOK.

- 0AmES M IA xLOks
M OsT VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
A.. ~ PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
tne James River Connection and the
nastn-Large Warehouse ON Oth street.
anu Eleven Houses and Lots ON Hyrd.
Tween 10th and 11th Streets, at Auc.
rac,a-y order OF the President and Board of Di.
n.s 's OF the James River and Kanawha Com.
6c,oha. snaii, ON WEDNESDAY, The 10Th day of
tbs osI, 1892, commencing at IL O'Clock. Al. upon
w, VIZ premises, sci: that Large md VojnehIs
mr. noase On the south AIDE of tb<, Rasin on
49,. oe., ana occupied by Messrs LudIar 4
fsa, Inc lot fronts s. feet, and rups hack loo
s,or;es h;al na =; Inc house is built of brick four
manner, fronts So feet on iob go sh1 approved
me soutn line BY the canal rms b.ss o. se. on
within short distance from the pei; g teet 70
two fronts on the Basin and canal $50 az having
lac hI.s LOT receiving and dischargine merebpar
disc. In point OF location and copstruct;n IAN an
regarded one of the most valuable w., nus Is
in The city tor the transaction of a hezvr hns;
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and I.ats si',,s
ted on the north side of BYRD, between itsb aad
llth streets-all of them in good order and nearlv
new, each three stories high and running back to
the canal. The construction of these Houses isspeb
that with some slight alterations, they could be
made to answer for both residences and business
uses, and from their location, will always find
ready tenants at a handsome per centage upon the
outlay.
Ii Is deemed unnecessary here to euumerate the
many advantages OF location and construction com.
uined IN Inc above property; but 10 view Of tbs i'm
portant improvements in he vicinity thereof now
IN progress, we would ask an examination of The
same oy those wis hing to invest tn cir surplus finds
Judiciously.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
at 3 and IL months with interest, and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds of ,rus, upon the
property.
Sc % JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-07

The suspension bridge at Fairmont, Va,
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