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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

k'Oh sALk.-A tract OF LAM, containing one
l. hundred and siztyfve acres IN Chesterfield
county, 81 miles from Richmond, Immediately on
the Dsnvs Railroad This farm Is handsomely
located. and has on it a owelling house with tive
rooms, and all necessary out houses-tne whole
nearly new About IS acres are cleared and the
balance in origina growth The tim er and wood
ON the land will probably pay more than Ia
asked FORT. The owner being determined to sell,
bargain may be had upon early application to
GEO w COLE, on the premises, or 70
au4 TOLER a. COCK.
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keutucky E}srii0u.

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Linn Boyd, Demo.
crat, is re elected TO Congress by 1900 mejori
Y. He had 1899 majority in 1851. John c
Breckenrldge's mejotlry, in the 9Th district
is $50. He had $50 majority in 1851.
The following members are definitely ascer
tanned 10 be elected.
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TINE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE, Frank.
/ lin street, just below the Exchange Hotel
Door. PLUME & CO. are still dispensing the bles.
sings of their skill In the treatment and care of all
delicate diseases at this old institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city. are
very particularly invited to call. NO charge for
consui,aton) Much attention 10 given to female
disor ders
Doet. P. q Co. are the makers and sole yenders
of the Chemical Extract Of Frsnchi Flow /.
ers, which has stood the test of time, and which il
unrivaIled In giving tone and vigor TO system
shattered and almost wited down BY the frolles Of
early life.
All letters, pre- paid. promptly attended to. OF.
Zee hours from 8 A. NJ, ill n. NJ.
IA 5-dkwts Richmond, Va.
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I0Wa Election

BURLINGTON, August 2.-Mr. Cloud, dem
ocrat, has been elected Attorney General of the
Stale.
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OTIS FOR SALE.-i A beautiui pulioipa
- LOT on the North s!ds Of Clay street, between
5rd and 4h streets, adoining the resideace of Thos
w peterborough, Esq. This 10. fronts 66 feet and
runs back 1853 to an alley.
= lot en- the corner of Marshall and College
ftreets opposite the Medical College, fronting 60
ieet and running back 1874 to an alley 20 feet wide
On this lot ID a carriage house and stable which
would be rented should the lot nat be sold during
tAs month. Apply to 5. MAUPIN,
al 2-dtlQ,hai1
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE nAYS
BY Dayenuo,,

IRoCpu,SRorI, Allen & Co.
" On Ta TUE. a., AT AUCTION
Groceries. viz wore, an assortInen, Of
30o bags Rio coftse
$50 do Java do
so do Manila do
100 hhds Molssses; Soap. c.,s.
behring's handles, Bacon and
Recthed Whiskey, N E Rum
French Brandy
Green and Black Teas, Cigsr.
TERMS Under 500 cash: sIas &c:
months credit, for approved paper '1o over, four
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO
- Auctionaa,.
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Steamers Fulton and Princeton-Tke Fish
cry Question.

EAsTPoRT, Me-, Aug. 2-rhe u. S. steam.
ers Fulton and Princeton arrived here on Sun.
day.
Halifax dates to the Both ult., reeeived here
represent the excitement in regard TO the fishe.
yies as subsiding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

Mr. Buchanan lett Lancaster, on Monday
morning, for Philadelphia and New Ysrk, pre-
paratory 10 sailing for Europe on Saturday,
For two or three days prior 10 his departure a
large number of his acquaintance, at home
and from abroad, called 10 bid him farewell.
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II EMOVAL.-rne subscriber has THIS day re.
AZ moved from his former pace of business, on
Pearl street, 20 the large fire proof warehouse re-
Gently ere cted on Cary street, between 18th and 18th
streets, Gimme tistely above the auction store Of
Davenport, Allen d. Co., where he will coniisue
the W noIessIe Grocery and Commission
business ss heretofore.
E. f. SKINKER, Cary street.
August lst. 1903 2-6t
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LAMBERT,s LOTTERY OFFICE.
Ne. 3 Nerth Calvert street,
BALTIMORE.


Opposite Rernum's Hotel)
THE purchase or sale Of Lottery Ticket, rim.
= ns Sots 81 Virginia. being now in violation Of
viction, the subscriber would resnectfulIv .oicia
the orders OF his friends and others who NAV feel
disposed TO purchase. Having been residenf Of
hicnmond for upwards of thirty years, and bsins
icy genslauy Snown throughout ths State, he
ueens almost unnecessary 70 give any further
assurance that all business &C nfded TO him viii bo
promptly and properly attended to.
- Packages, single Tickets and shares, In III
me Mary land Lotteries, for SALE
EF The printed official drawings sent To
isspondenn by the first mail
rnzes csshed at sight
aoaTess THOMAS LAMBERT,
So Baltimore, Md.
v.haTrinMORE7s BITTER CORDIAL
AZ AND BLOOD PURIFiER.-Price.a Al ner
no1stie.-P Physicians of the hr,t s,apdins I'm the
profession use and prescribe it a. the most
s sVsr ALTERATIvE AND BLOOD PUR Ri Ter
aSered from diseases Of Complain. hso m
the naolts, exposure, INDIGESTION torpd stata ~
this Corasi m of the blood, now look upon
promnsp .topernes and restoring pswers IL stsnSs
General "a the treatment and cure OF Neurale;s
mach Less of Appetite Acidity Of t5s s,n
Head Cos,3ussh Headache, Flow of Blood to In
Pleurisy Pam. Or Irregularities of the Bowels
Heart FlatnIor MISERY In the Side Region of -
of the Heart Depression of Spirits Palpitatios
Prostration Of ths Breathing, Sinking Sensations,
satons OF Nubness Of the Fiesb or inh cny sen
the Heart or Asscto,on Night Sweats, Diseases o
sasss of ~ K55ecCons OF the Lungs Jsundice Dis
Eases; OF the Kidneys Dsangement or Prostrsts Con
lrrsgniarltles especially with FemaIessa uns panu
or Sallow Complexion. ''ous system Pale
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial
10 purely vegetable, pleasant to take and n.rf...,
safe to be used in any state of health evep h ~
most delicate female or child 'eA ~ tho
- PTce one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co., Proprietors No , H.
clay street, (Astor House,) New York ~
n Remember that we sell at wholesale and retay,
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma.
tsm In all its forms, either inf1ammatory acute or
chronic, no difference how bad the case or how lons
standing. This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM.
FOUND, which is vegetable extract an internal re.
medy, prepared expressly for this disease 1t has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
as glveR by vast numbers of most respectable q.
Call and get circular and read the letters and Ger.
tlhcates OF your friends and those around you who
mad long suffered but who have been restored to Der.
feet health by this remedy.
Fo. sale by PURCELL, LADD CO. sole Agents
for Richmond an On
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VALUABLE DWELLING AT ROCK

VALUABLE DWELLING AT ROCK
ETTS. CORNER OF BLOODY RUN AND
ASH STKEETS.-Tce subscribers ale authorised
tp sell thai valuable residence at the corner of
bioocy hun a1o Asn streets, nov ,i5d OF Mr.
Cha tain Fsrrar. The house mas 6 rooms and every
accommodation for large family The iot frosts
70 feet on Bloody Ran street, and extends On Ash
street about 100 feet. Apply to
GODDlN IL APPEaSON,
an a. au...
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BosTos, Aug. 3.-The ship EKzabe Ii
FELTON,, from Boston for San Francisco, III
abandoned at sea on the 18th June.
The Europa called with 6S passengers, in
GLIDING the Consul 10 Austria.
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Isl Ulstrlct-Llnn Boyd, dem.
Sd Presley Ewing, whis.
ath VIM. Preston, wing.
Sih John G. Breckenridge, dem.
9Th Leander Nj. Cox, wing, (gain J
10Th Geo. B. Hodge, WING, (gain.)
The I'd, An, 9Th and 9th districts remain
FULLY TO be heard from, which were represented
10 the last Congress by three wings and one
democrat.
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WANTED.
a MUSIC TEACHER Wan

Incompetent Instructor in Vocal and Instrumen.
al Music. lady or gentleman who is DESTROYS of
obtaining situation as Music Teacher will hear of
vacancy In Female Seminary, in Alabama by
addressing I. B. T., box No 624, Richmond Va, and
B. E. c, care Harper & Brother, New York. Al
early application is desirable.
5-d7tGWlt<
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HANDSOME RESIDENTS m MAI

HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MAR.
Ill SHALL AND MONROE STREETS For
SALE All AUCTION-Wib be sold on Saturday,
the l3lh day OF August 1858, upon the premises
commencing at 5 O'Clock, that newly erected
Framed Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets now occupied by Mr. Stephen n
Davis. The Lot fronts - feet, runs back about $50
feet to an alley The House has rooms, excellent
brick Kitchen, and the whole premises present a
neat and beautiful appearance. The house 10 re
markedly well built
TERMs-One third cash; balance at aud q mos.
tanned till Last note Is paid
jy27 GODDIN e. APPERsON. Aucts.
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold thu,
neat ii'te cottage, ont ining six rooms with well
OF 4cs LEM " aer In the yard) on the North I'D
q marsnsil, between Brook Avenue and Madie o
streets, now occupied ty Mr. jas. X. Lacey. iron,
ing 20 ieet running back ITO feet to Brook Avenue
tkhAs-One'thlrd cash; balance at and 10 mos
ior negouaoie notes, interest adced, secured by :
trust Decd or title withheld until lac, note ia maid
au GODDIN d APPERSON hnc,s
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| AM now receiving the best Lump Coal from tho
per bushe! Mixed Coal from the SAM pits, at Ia
cents per bashei; Black Heath Lump 1t 20 cents per
pushed, payable the LIST Of January next. Orders
leit at my Office l4,h street. near Msyos Bridge,
VIII be ate nded to promptly.
au 2-2W CUASTkJN PARRAR
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C0AL PIT OIL.-10 casks coal pit Oh. re-.
- ceiving per schooner Lynehburg, for sale by
ELAN, SMITH L. CO.
aus Cary street. adjoining Columbian Hotel
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE WAsHTNCToN=
-Four DaysLater from Kure,..

NEW YORK, August 4.-The steamer Wash.
lngton has arrived with Liverpool dates TO
July 2s-tour days later than the new q bv The
Asia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

PEDESTRIAN FEAT EXTRAORDI.
= NARY -FRAsK WAspLE the American Pc.
cesslon, wiihou, sleep or sitting down for wage,
vi vi o<oo Ihis Hercule.n task will commence Of
-. Aug zth, 1858, at4 P. k in the Mechs.-
nail rear OF the Arbour, cor Of Maia and lsth
steets. ne Pedestrian can be matched for 5000,
" "aih I'<oo miles In 90 hours / mile eacn
18th instant W "
Door' open night and day. Admission l2H cents.
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w DAGU ERREAN GALLERy.-

~ EW UAGU EKhEAN GALLERY
The undersignedis now prepared to take DA.
GUERREOTYPES in the most improved and ar.
tissic mode, AT his new Gallery over the Bookstore
OF James Woodhouse, Eagle Square, Richmond -
He has called into requisiiion every necessary at
traction In the decoration OF his rooms and will be
pleased to receive c.ls from his friends and the
public generally. JOHN MURRAY.
au4 Sign of the Red Flag, Eagle SQUARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE AT aUC.
~ TON The Engine of the dredge boat aHer.
cules, belonging to the James River and KanaW ha
Company, will be sold at Auction on Tuesday
afternoon, the 10Th August, 1853, immediately
after the sale of Poeaux Robinson's real estate ~
Water Street. iay about 6 O'Clock.
GODDIN APPERSON.
su o-tos Auetioneers.
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By Goddin q Apperson
roMMIssIONEK;s SALE OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Mos
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In TIE CofTN
TY OF HENRICO AND CITY OF RICHMONnN
By virtue of decree of The Circuit Court NJ - ;.
city of Richmond, pronounced on she 9th juna
1855, In the suit Ct Garland IL Robinson, aqsnst
Robinson's administrator, &c, the undersigned
who was appointed special Commissioner for the
purpose will sell, at public auction, the prem-
ses the following most valuable real estate belong.
Ing to the late Poiteaux Robinson, deceased, viz
on MONDAY Afternoon. the 18th August, 1883 on
the north side OF the Plank Road, about two miles
west OF the city of Richmond, the two Farms be-
longing 10 the decedent, one containing SO acres,
the other about 81 scres. A further description ia
deemed unnecessary, as these Farms are we'll
SHOWN. They will be divided according to plat
ana survey which can be seen at the office of the
aucnoneer In few days. After which, will be sold
al me same place, tract of wood land contain.
ng 90 acres, near to Deep Run Church. adjoining
tha lands OF Mr. Samuel CottrsIl and others AIeo
-n' Lot aaar the ssid city, In Bowling Green. adj
joining Chelsea.
And on the following day, viz: TUESDAY after.
noon, tne Iosn august, 1853, upon the premises,
near the city of Richmond, fronting on the west
line OF Front street, running back to Jamas River
end bounded on the north and south bv the lands
OF Messrs Dunlop, Moncure e. Co. This land will
ne divided to suit purchasers, and in valuable bs
cause of itR adaptedness to wharf lots After which
Will De sold part OF lot No 16s In the plan of said
city, fronting GO feet on Rockets street adjoining
Rockets Warehouse, running back on Peach street
about 100 feet. ''o'
Also, lot fronting 100 feet on the south side of
W alter street, running back to the Dock or Shin
Lock, adjoining the property CT Robinson, ir. on
rae west; also, 100 feet of ground opposite the
ABOVE, fronting ON the north side of Water street,
running back on Pear street about 100 feet
And on tie following day, viz: on WEDNES
DAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1853, at o'clock
upon the premises. most valuable building lot on
tne north side OF Franklin, between I'd and Sd sta
adjoining the residence of Writ Robinson, ESQ.
fronting 32H feet running back 1853 feet.
. Terms: One fourth cash. balance at 6, II, Is and
"A months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained till the
~noie purchase money is paid, and conveyance
Directed ov the Court
- Seldom thst so much really very valuable
property is brought into market and II ia bnnad
tnat me attention OF capitalists and ot1ers viii be
directed to this sale ~
JOHN EEDERs, Special Com'r.
H Sale conducted by GoDD1N a. AprERsoN
HA@Shc' iy 30-atda
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MOI PERUVIAN GUANO.-2O tons M
~ Peruvian Gasno, daily expected For sale
low. TO arrive, by AS LEE.
an 5-ts
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M ANTE9, by white female situation az
w Chamk ermaid or Seamstre ss. or to
take charge OF ohidren-can come well recon-.
nended. Apply at this office. au5-It*
MTASTED-By a person with small family.
w situation as Vegetable Gardener. He
can give the best references from Washington and
Georgetown. Please apply at this effce
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RACON sIDEs.-5 hhcs, superior quality, for
- sale by
aus ELAN, SMITH A. m
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EOR SALE, very likely GIRL. from 5 to Il
L years oid-to remain In the city. Apply to
EDWD EACHO,
aus General Ageal and Collector,
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WANTED.-W desire to purchase a FARM of
w about four hundred acres of good land, and
having all the improvements necessary for the com.
fort and convenience of genree family. Unjust
lay to the North, or Northeast of Richmond and at
the distance of from s to 10 miles For suitable
place. rair price will be paid
aus TOLFR e. COOK
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RUTTER, BUTTKR, BUTTER.-2O Kegs
- OF prime receiving this morning by the steam.
pr and for SALE =, tsu5i JJFRY.
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kARKkTs,

Lirerpool, July 20.-Cotton active at firm
rates; sales of the last three days. 80 900 bales
Brea dstufs active and prices steady.
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NOTICE.-All persons are forwarned against
lN turn shing MILDRED A. ROGANNI with any
goods or thngs on ray account az viii NOT be re.
sponsble for any debs Of bar contracting
w. 3. ROGANNI.
Richmond, Jglx 3oth, 1853. an 4-3!s
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va ANTED.-A gentleman now doing a cafe
W business, is DESTROYS of obtaining Partner
with q capital of two or three thousand dollars
The business is one in which any person could en-.
gage without risk of means invested. Apply to
ALLEN d. CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
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sUuN ENUEhS, Special COm'r.
e Sale conducted by GoDpIN g. AprEEso,
ApcIs !, % 80
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A ERkNCH YOUNG LADY from Paris
IA who has been Teaching for several years in
America who will give all satisfaction about capa-
city and character, would like to find situation in
private family, or in boarding school. Please
apply to Mile v. COULOE, at Mr. Duquesne's, Main
street. ~ 27-1m*
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MORE ENGLIsa W0RK4.-J w

au Aft
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ARRIVALS At The PRINCIPAL HOTELS

,,ICLU hBIAN HOTEL-JT Harvey r,,.n.
Lsath, Amelia; Townes dc: d Palbv Js,a 90
~ Coiiey, Amelia: B Peaseley. pa1b.ssaf.
Wysa6er. c; u Wade, Va; S IA stsnsal5 4 4
burg; w Martin Charlottesville Eabsre.o,L a1sn-
away; O'Callsghan, Amelia; L Davis r. WI
r.. ~ u =; Mallory, Petersburg Miss Mailer,
ne, !" hardy, Lunenburg; p Street do. p q u1sy,
lalns Mottaway; Brown. Lunepburs q -. ~ u
va MeCullock. Nottaway; Tinslsvo p ps.mn'
Ean,a; lipsey, do; Estes, Columbia; Ran
ngton, ID c. Fl Fl Monteiro Goocblsud. w tr = ssis-
va crawford, Va; Sawyer Lynchburr: q Ms'tse,'
40; Z, ASHTON. Powhatsn; Winfree, Luaenbars.
Rhea, Huntsville. Tenn; c Dunn Ab;nsdnn. y q
Smith, Pittsylvsnia; P Thomas do: o K R,,..o.a
Powhatan. soD,
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-E Ruin and daughter,
Sprngs Miner, University; A l. ward Z oa..lis
ham; Mosby Tenn; DR. Quarles. Va: j p Fi5-as
II WI S vs M n u Carpenter Hanover:
Kent; Mrs VIM Rowland and Miss Rowland. Cb.rls"s.
ton; Seddon, Stafford; D Hurnphries Lesins.ea.
ardson and Miss J Richardson, Bethany; i Myers
North Carolina: g w Winston and Ridgwsy Va.
B L Whelan, Greensboro; II T Peake, s c; JR Mi,
cheH, Washin gton; Miss NJ T Conway Falrnontb.
Miss z White, Caroline; w Daniel Rieb1no,a..
w Adams, Fluyanua C A Scott Albemarle: NJ,
Miller lsdy children and nurses, Miss C seldom,
Mr. Seabury, Miss Nelson, Lynchburg: s C swavze'
Louisiana Norment G Sutton. King William,
Valentine, Charlottesville: G Turner Louisiana,
Ewin and lady, w Brown S c; s H Fowlkes
Ala; z Long Charlottesville
CITY HOTEL.-N A H Lofong, Spottsylvania: ]
Baylor; Gloucester; NJ Baylor. do l. y Baylor, do:
T Terner, York; G Daniel, N C; j C Ware. do: 4
Wiikerson, do; Barnum, do T Taliaferro.
King VIM; Thill, Caroline; Richerson, Norfolk;
n Archer, Petersburg; Colyn, Chas CITY; t King
and lady, Albany; Miss Hinfey, do; E Quinn, PhiIs.
delphia; L 0wane, do; P Mint. n c. w w Tyler,
Washington; L I Tyler, do Col R Lighton, do; Col
w Lucus. Jeferson Col Lacy Gloucester: w
T Hall, Y w Stall, do; Hamill, Suffolk; R
Jones, Norfolk; ] Baker, Madison; II Ryen, Rich
mond.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-SG Perron and lady galt;.
more; ID Isbell, Cumberland r r Townsend. w
Goodman, Ohio; Beverage, Bait; Captain w j
Bryson do; w T Prtchard, New Haven; ] n Cren-
shaw, Hanover; G Walton, Goochand; II An
ford and lady, Mrs Chaplin, Mrs A C Whitaker.
Miss Annie Williams, Miss Heron Georgia; C Elicit
C Wexford, Va; T H Reese, Miss Reese, Din,
,widdie; L Ginter, Richmond; J R Hughes. Lynch
burg Swearrengen, KY; II L King and lady three
children and servant Mrs Wilkerson, Mrs Aliston, P
H Wilkerson, S Carolina.
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SLASH COTTAGE ExCURsIoN.-Six coaches
heavily laden with bellies and beaux left the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Depot yesterday afternoon,
en- route for the Slash Cottage, in Hanover, where
the Light Infantry Blues were TO have grand enter
tainnent last night. We noticed among the military,
attachments from the Young Guard, Greys and Viz
gina Rifles dressed in uniform which, together with
the Blues added greatly to the general appearance
of the excursions.s scattered they were in the
rious cars in the midst of civilians and ladies. The
evening was delightful for pleasure trip, and
we have no doubt the entire company enjoyed them
selves to their hearts, content.
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TREsPAssING.-Pleas a servant OF
Mrs. Young, charged enormously in the warrant to
be in the service of Dr. Gibson was arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday, and examined upon the charge
of tire spassing on the lot of Mr.. Thomas H. Owen,
on tn 2eth instant, end stealing therefrom chicken
valued at Is cents. Mr.. Owen, on being sworn, de-
clared that he had intention of charging the negro
with stealing but merely with trespassng, and that
he was now willing TO withdraw that charge, having
become satisfied, no doubt that the prisoner was an
honest, orderly, webehaved servant, and had not
Intentionally been guilty of any offence. The Mayor
dismissed the warrant, Capt. White, the officer who
arrested the prisoner having informed the Court that
the lost bird had been returned to its owner.
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New FACToRY.-At the corner Of 25th
and Franklin streets, find that Messrs. Turpin <
Yarbrough, two of our enterprsing tobacco maIufac
turers, have just erected large brick building for the
accommodation of their business, and more hand
sonely arranged of its kind have not yet
in the city The house is fifty by eighty-four feet
four stories high and constructed of the very best
materials and in the most approved plan. Captain
John Freeman is the architect and builder, we
dersand, the wood work having been executed by his
employees, the brick work by Mr.. Mckinney. From
the number Of factories already erected in the city,
those unacquainted with the trade would suppose
them to be amply sufficient 70 manufacture all the
sceed grown in Virginia,
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STEALING A CHnD.-On Tuesday night

STEALING A CHHD.-On Tuesday night
last, about o'clock negro fellow discovered
the of LIST and Main Streets having in his
custody small white boy about four years old who
he ale ged Che had found astray in the Streets wan
dering hther and thither, not knowing where go,
and that he had taken him in charge conduct him
his parents. One Of the gentlemen, who knew the
father of the little boy, hearing his story gave the
negro fellow Gaming and drove him of, taking the
child to his parents, who reside on 18th street. The
boy says the negro had persuaded him off, promising
to take him to a sholc. What the motive of the
fellow could have been divine, but it is
deeply to be regretted that the gentleman who &C.
costed him and rescued the child, did deliver him
to the police to be properly dealt with. 1t may be,
that he intended TO the little fellow pass with
the police, by which he could get certain point
and that he intended nothing more but this of course
is mere conjecture.