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u The Planters Bank of Fairfield, South
Carolina, organised on the 9TH inst James R.
Akin was elected President, and H. l.. Elliott
Cash ier H 81 ei7ftE
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLRoAD.-This work
is going ahead rapidly, and, it is said, will be
opened in one year from this time from Chica.
20 to Cairo. sE- s.
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CRops IN TExAs.-By last advices from
Texas there had been very general rains, and
the crops were generally presenting very
favorable appearance. q 80
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IRON RAILROAD BRIDGE.-The iron bridge
over the Monongahela, above Fairmount, Va,
10 nearly completed. 1t has no rival on this
continent. and is second only to that over the
Menai Straits in England.
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james Coglan, switch tender, lost his Int
on Saturday by jumping off the railroad bridg
at New Haven to save a child which had fall
en- of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-14

y The Baltimore Bar, on Monday, in
public meeting adopted series of resolutions
in honor of the late Judge Glenn.
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u The Texas gold fever has been effectu
ally cured. The miners, having seen the
Elephant" have many of them returned
worse off Than when they left home.
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DIED.

In Henrico, on the 18th instant, LAURA DUD-
LEY, infant daughter of John and NJ Bell Fucher
The funeral will take place the residence of her
grandfather, day. at 10 O'Clock, short distance
beyond Bacon Quarter Branch The friends and
acquaintances OF the family are requested to attend
without farther invitation an
On Monday. the 4th instant, JOHN RITCHIE,
infant son of VIM 5 and Margaret Woodson, aged
10 months.
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T A writer in the Journal of Commerce
says the word "Ailanthus be written
s'Aylantus,' or 'sAlantus." He says that the
blunder has been committed by scholars who
associate the word with the Greek, Anthos, Ia
fower,) with which it has no affinity; and say
ing, helianthus, polyanthus, and others, they
say, too, naturally, Alsnthus. 1t is an error
The word is all oriental, and has 40 more 10 do
with the Greek, than Turk or Jew with the
Saviour of the Christian. Now,iwe don't IKE
the Ailanthus at all, but would like TO know
the true origin Of the word. Our glossograph
ical knowledge fails US here. The writer
gives no authority for his statement. Which
one of the extensive corps Of literati in Rich
mond will come TO our assistance?
This tree however its name il spelt is said
to be unsexual, and that by selecting the male
plant, all the prevalent objections TO it, will
vanish. B
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There were one hundred visitors at 10
Rockbridge Alum Springs last week.
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HysrINGs CounT-Yes.erday Before Recorder
Pulliam and Aldermen Wingfsld, Inloes, Farrar,
Tyrer, Bray and Taylor
John Kennedy and John Connerton, charged
with felony by them committed In this, that they
did ON the as.h of June last steal and carry away
one gold watch, of the value of $50, the property
of Hector Davis this day appeared in court, in
tody of the Sergeant, and the court having heard
the evidence, remanded the accused for trial for
said offence, before the Circuit Court of this city,
during the next fall term.
Connerton gave bail in the sum of 5000 for ap
pearance at court and Kennedy was committed to
jsil In default of bail
Emily Glass, charged with receiving the aforesaid
watch, was Called but did not appear, owing to
severe sickness, and her was continued until
the next term of the court,
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A STRANGE VIsIToR.-A perfectly white Crane
was shot on the farm of Mr.. George G. Exall, OF
the Three notch Road, about miles above Rich
mond, Tuesday morning. 1t was probably wan
derer from the far South, and cams in company
with feck of wild geese, which it abandoned at
Mr. Exa's descending there amongst flock of
tame geese, when it was shot. 1t was the whitest
bird we ever saw, and measured four feet and a
half across the wings. is quite supposable that
he discovered that the geese were going little too
far Nsrth, especially there was decided change
in the temperature Monday night, and feeling, may
be- some rheumatic symptoms in his slender legs, he
babe his brother voyageurs good by. The untimely
shot from Mr.. Exalps gun, however, cut short his
career ami deprived his Southern family of an &C
count of his excursion.
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BATTLE WITH THE GAs-D During the fire at Burr
g. Ettngers mandatory, Sunday morning, ru
NOR that the gas about to take fire and the city
be blown up fed in all directions with the rapdty
of the winds, and occasioned no little alarm among
the people. A German woman whose alarm was
very great proved herself to be endowed with both
resolution and strength under emergency. Re-
garding the danger of herself and family imminent,
as the gas il her house, she concluded that the
risk would be greatly diminished if she were to
eject the pipes which conveyed the dreaded fluid
into her rooms So she attacked them with an cal
mes. and vigorous effort that promised entire sue.
cess. She smashed the metre into smithereens and
knocked the pipes to pieces, and rapidly rio
ding the premises of all the dreaded apparatus when
she was prevailed upon to desist-not however
without considerable effort on the part of those
who endeavored to explain the matter to her -
She played upon the pipes il rare style, aud undid
in second what had employed hours. There was
wreck left that seemed to tell of the cry of "who
said gasg
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COUNTERFEIT MoEEY.-A counterfeit note
of $50 on the Bank of North Carolina, branch
al Newburn, was arrested on the 9Th at Balti.
more. As much North Carolina money circu-
lates in Richmond,it would be well to look
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The YOUNG GUARD This company, distin-
guished for its chivalrous spirit and military order,
under the spirited command of Captain Richard
son, will give its fourth annual excursion down
James River on Monday evening next. The
history of the past excursions Of this company
show that the Guard have always achieved lau
rsls in their gallant Terpsichorean contests upon
the field of the promenade deck. Music from the
Cornet and two CotiIon Bands, viii on this excur
sion, sound to the animated charge of the cotiilon
and the gallopade and the Waltz, and every means
that can be furnished for the comfort and amuse.
ment of guests and participants, viii be cheerfuly
accorded. But il is not the lovers of the may
dance alone, who should attend this excursion -
The fresh air of the rivei-the enivening music,
aud the cheerful assembly, will attract many OF
our sedsse citizens, who need relaxation from bust
ness.
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II We are glad to learn that the injury which
happened to the young lad, Robert X. Walthall,
from falling from horse ON Tuesday, is much less
than was at the time supposed-in fact very trifing
Our information received from him in part, and
probably before he had fully recovered from the
shock. Others mere by.standers, as often occurs,
made the affair worse than it really was. We were
glad to see both Robert and young krischmann at
our Office yesterday, looking as bright and intelli
gent as if nothing had happened. We make this
statement to prevent any alarm or uneasiness
among the friends of either.
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n 1.-THE axe Il laid unto the root Of the trees;
now, therefore, every tree that brinaeth forth not
good fruit. ID cut down and cast Into the fre.s--
What sort Of fruit e that which the Lindens On
the Square bring forthl -.
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n Frank, Lewis and Rank, slaves Of the
estate of the late James Reed, of Washington
county, in tLis State. have been put in prison
on the charge of administering medicine to
produce abortion In two cases; in one, that Of
white woman, death ensued--in the other,
mat OF black woman, the treatment was sue.
cessiul. Thisis the first case made public Of
slave following the vocation Of Madame Res
tell.
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RATHER EQuIvocAL.-Parson Brownlow, of
the Knoxville, Tenn, Wing, has been lately
sick; and in view of his probable recovery,
thus discourseth. Certainly, we are at loss
to know what the Parsons views may be as TO
the relative greatness of DR.. Baker and his Ma
ker. Our readers may judge:
sThrough the mercy of the Good Being, and
the attention of DR.. Baker, we shall come out
of the contest right side up and when we
get able to endure the fatigues of travel, we
must make our way to the Montville Springs"
DIR. Baker is certainly placed in the highest
rank of being, indeed, SO high that casual
reader can scarcely suppose him to be man
of mortal mould. Be this as it may, however,
we are heartily glad that the Parson is getting
well. 1t will also always delight US to hear
that he is, as he phases it, fright side up.'-
Any other position would, for Parson espe-
cially, be very indec orous.
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- VIRGINIA ScD 3 =
>D1hfs pfep1fufi0d - g = = 49, -
readily taken By children, w. -. p.rsM
and pleasant TO tbs taste; sak.s1 -. .s. '.s
In iis operation. o"ps s' esissin
Prepared and sold By
j. 20 Ell lror p-...s-.
n.y. LOOK AT Tai iS-S=.s:5...s -
H2aing the co1nsry can ss.'y amnii.s
to any of the depots, steamboat on - 80
reasonable charge. Apply 70 - 'oss -
JOHN a. * rurs
" o--3t Column H..
- ROPkR y 1lUKHA 8 S I ::
~ TAKERS. Governor street - -.
Main and Franklin. 1.
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RosENRATH AT AucrIoN.-The sale of this fine
farm, belonging to Mr. L. D. CRENsHAw, having
been postponed on former day 10 conse quence Of
the weather. il to be sold this afternoon at half past
five o'clock. The farm 10 one of the finest 10 this
part of the State, and 10 exceedingly valuable from
its contiguity to the city
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DIscHAHGED.-Timothy Ryan was arragned
before the Mayor yesterday, on the charge of a.
sauting Mrs Mary Collins on Saturday evening last
Tho evidence proved that Mrs C. had used provok
Ing language towards Ryan because of an alleged
insult OF her mother, and that thereupon he put
bis hand on her shoulder and put his foot towards
her 50 a. to touch portion Of her person. and told
her II she was man he would make her answer
for what aha had said. The Mayor not considering
that Ryan hsd broken the peace, dismissed the
warrant. 9- IT Z
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suIcIDE.-On Saturday last young man
German, who kept clothing store in Main
street, Philadelphia, while leaning against the
door.post of a house in Water street, blew his
brains out with revolver. A note Of which
the following is copy, was found in his
pocket: saac
"The cause of my death is attributed TO no
body. die willingly, as am tired of this
life. Life has been burlhensome to me since
was born. What is man made for? To toll,
to suffer; and as am not going to live much
longer, l say good bye TO the world, with the
pleasant expectation of coming into another
and better one. Isaac GOODMAN,
"Native of Gunsersbhue,
''Hesse Darmstadt, Germany"
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&sSSSs JOB PRINTING.-The Dispatch
49, JOB Office Is prepared to execute In the
abandonment manner, and on the most reasoo able
terms, Pamphlets, Circulars, HandbiIls.
Labels, Business Cards, Tickets, Blanks.
&c, and every description OF Printing.
je 23-lm
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-. pr. Jekn =, WaitAnIi. 3 o1,s-.---,
ON6 THO Rhysician, oface on 1scsslrs.
ssreet nearly opposite the Govsrnor's Hoase ''0'
NH -6ms : -'ssse'
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EXAMINATIONS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b.
L;pscon,b vas examined before the mayor OF
Petersburg Tuesday, charged with The muir
der Of John O'Day. ID was proved that
O'Day, the man stabbed. was mol Of the party
that commenced the attack on Lipscomb; and
moreover, that Lipscon,b stabbed O'Day q,
leas, one hundred yards from the spot where
the assault WIS made on him, and while O'Day
was reuea,ing along with others, who had seen
the knife, and were endeavoring 10 avoid it.
The prisoner was sent on BY the Mayor for
trial at the Hastings Court, which will meet
on the 2lst inst. Bail wGs refused and prison.
er remanded to Jail.
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M~ =. ]. CARSON q LO.. No. All
Dand - Light street, Baitimor.l
and Ne. 50 Water street, New York -
good assortment Of Bacon, Pork ana Lard 49,.
on hand and for sale q lowest market prices.
8 10 l6-ly
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TEE NICOLA VALLEr.-in's '.' ).
.sid 10 be the only very valuable and f'en p'.'
81 r.v Mexico-6nely adapted 20 the cult.,a'
s;oa of,bs grape. The Santa Fe Weekly aa'
49,. ~ asc,.re. ina, up to the time Of fixing the
;n;,;., no;u, BY the Boundary Commission,
This valley was part of New Mexico; ana
,h., a. soon as the initial point was agfeeo
nan !, was taken possession Of by the Mex
-. who drove out the Americans without
.omneusatng them for the improvements they
"a made. This is considered an important
declaration, fit be true.
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Cry HOTEL FOB RENT.-It will be seen from
the advertisement Of Mr. Roy, that he proposes to
rent the City, and also sell the furniture OF the
establishment A fine opportunity 10 thus offered
to one acquainted with ths business. The travel
to Richmond is constantly on the increase. and
hotels must do well
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g. FOR RENT, the upper part Of lne up.
:a per tenement of the House Main street,
long known as the "Mansion House." containing
nine rooms, 10 for rent. This house having been
kept as boarding house, would be a very desirs-
BILE location for any wishing to engage in that
business and to good tenant the rent will De made
moderate. Apply on the premises or TO
Nv 14-4t+ A. CRAIG Globe Hotel
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A COMMON ERRoR.-We see in many OF
our exchanges-some of them of the first class
the phrase "Commercial Emporium" Now
this expression is not English, as we under
stand the matter. Two words are used to ex-
press an idea better expressed by one. The
word Emporium" in and Of ITSELF means a
place of commerce. great mart, to which
people resort for the purpose of trade. The
Greek word from which II is derived has no
other meaning, and no standard photographer
has ever given it any othe: definition, xcept
in the single case of its use as term in surge
~, where it signifies "the common sensory in
the BRAIN" Literary Emporium is almost
as bad as Commercial" unless used TO signi-
fy place where books and other literary pro
auctions are bought and sold in large quaint
ties, as at Leipsic, &c. But to say CONNER
cial Emporium" is like saying black blackiag.
or green greenness.
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n We met liule boy the other day who
was about the size OF pipe smoked N the
room in which We write-b0t mind you, not BY
the person who writes this! He was such .
boy as you wouldn't meet every day. He was
the best illustration Of the "maitam in parro
VIZ ever saw. He was band, volunteer
company, and street full ofspectators at once!
II would have done you good 10 see that little
fellow initiate the babd and the marching Of
the company-to have heard his bugle, his cor.
nopeon, to have observed his rolling on the lit
lie drum, and the vigorous and well.timed
blows he dealt the base drum--to have seen his
consequential strut. and how his eye glanced
from right 10 left in admiration Of the grand mu-
steal and military display which, by his MATHS
farious genius, he was making! He was
great boy that!
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New MEXICAN MisisTER.-"e nave mere
,ofore announced the arrival OF Senior A'mon'e
u;.;.,., Wa. els well
known in this country, from his previous resi-
d.nce here, and is universally respected to'
his Diplomatic talent, frankness and stra'eh'
forwarduess. The fact that Santa Anna has
accredited him to this country may be looked
mon as good evidence of his peaceable in,en'
lions, Mexico has, for a few years past, sent
ma Ministers whose conduct has been marked
BY duplicity, overweenng pride and ignorance.
This Circumstance has, perhaps, created
greater obstacles to fair understanding and
adjustment of our relations with Mexico, than
ell other causes combined.
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HIGnLY IMPORrANT 20 BUsl vss

now 10 Richmond, and propose to instruct 49,
desire It, simple method Of detecting Coan.s -,
Bank Eotss upon any bank in the United States-s
This they will do ia q manner and accordiugf
tests perfectly satisfactory to the learner or nS
charge win be made.
This system 10 bssed upon seven fixed principles
in the engraving. which for obvious cannot
be rendered genuine TO the eye OF judge
Lessons given in one hours time. com piete. All
who feel any interest sre respectfully Invited 70
give the matter tbs criticism Of an inyestia
ANY notices sent 10 the Exchange Hotel will be
promptly attended 10.
CrTY REFERENCES.
III. T. Psiro g. Co, and Z. w. Purcell a. Co, Ere-
kers
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S>-SA PORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
Cigars, two doors below the Columbian Hotel
CARY SrREET, RIcHmoND VIRGINIA
~SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENIC0-
TASED SMOKING TOBACCO. jy l4-2m
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DEAR SIRs II take pleasure in stating my con.
viction, that. with due attention to the rules laid
down By you for the detection of Counterfeit Bank
Notes. no need feel much fear of being deceived
by the best executed Counterfeits.
Very respectfully yours.
JNO ALEX KEITH,
Register of Mesne Conveyance Office, Charleston,
8 C, July 5, 1858
Messrs Knapp e. Webster. jv 1T
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CoNsIME,rIoN DlsARrzED DE sTs TERRoEss!!

|
rOawa colds and all diseases OF the chest "
ands 50 speedy Us operations W
ueP'' pN"h' iee sast1ne compound syrup OF
owackn
formed: sie medicinal in the Cure
after
the disease ~'n an energy nnip
in Jay "Gn g @ in the throat and
removed dhcaty OF
pblegm Hastings HaPn y nf established
London Medical
the same
science exhibited weighed seriously tRat % with
discovery greatest
absolute hiis connection with
abt
Of Napth i PSg f I 5o feen srei They
ordinary sufly strength moment received INTO 1n the
bav been the e3sd lungs %
land thus producing through falling remedy d
hehng % 1 pfn hr e e @ had stopped up
was in all
m'ndeh u | ~ W that r CgRI NC tn M M ~ 81, know, medicinal
Night swsat Pains in the Breast Bacs @6 3
vigorous and effective rnei n of the all dis
up: which cote! by the h4 and muses.
afecao
week and may take It Tor oi &
its favor The syrup e % up Price one dollar each
transportation to any part OF the world can DC
n BfIang Naphha Syrup expensive cannot be left with
AGENTS on sale the qac nOsms the
@ S0 WITT with he obtain in the places
% T1eT ad hs r u manner
81 Barclay Street Hastings general AGENTS for America
Agent.Frederck Ebensturg
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H. Y o N !, s
MA G GETIC PI /
Being thrown in their vicinity.
Read the following letters !:

NEwY YOEKOc
Vegetable Powder prepared by Mr. Emanuel Lyon
Of
occasion
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NEYY HosPITAL
THAT
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81 i
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EEobensack,s worn, syrup.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be
given to the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Boacel Complaints and
DiarrHoea have made them weak and debilitated
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrup are
such that it stands without equal in the cata-
logue of medicines in giving tone and strength
to the Stomach, which makes it Infallible
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the as
tonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
Physicians have failed, is the best evidence of
its superior efficacy over all others.
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HoaRIBLE-Some wretches have been heavi-
ly fined in Cincinnati, for purchasing hogs which
had been fed upon still-slops until so diseased
as to be turned out to die, and selling the meat
i public market? The details of their offence
are too disgusting for publication. If a fine of
one hundred dollars is imposed upon these men
for selling the secondhand impurities of the
still, because their trade is injurious to the
hath of the public-what punishment should
be visited upon those who corrupt public NOR
ais and cause bloodshed, misery and crime by
selling the pure poison Of the still, ere it has
:, tssed into the flesh of swine?
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WAR WITH ENGLAND:
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
John NrcNIeeI s. Co..

Have the pleasure of announcing to their friends
III and the public, that they have opened new
store at the west end of the Allegheny tunnel.
at Gallitzin, where they will keep constantly on
hand and viii sell at the very lowest prices, the
following goods cloths, cassimeres ginghams,
woolens, prints, plaids, nous de laines, morinos,
alpaccas cashmeres, real long-shawls, pineapple
dress goods, pongee, madras, and grass-inea
handkerchiefs, ribbons, buttons, gloves, hosiery,
laces, thread, silk, silks, satins umbrellas, sc.
Also, heavy stock of sugars, teas of the latest,
best, and cheapest importations; queensSarei
hardware, cutlery, books and stationary, hats.
caps, boots, shoes and bonnets of the most fash
ionable styles; and large quantity of
Bacon, Flour, Butter, Salt, Fish, Cigars,
and tobacco. All Of which they will sell ct tho
cheapest rates.
We invite the attention of purchasers to oar
extensive and varied stock of
Ready-Made Clothing,
comprising all colors and qualities and manu-
factured from the best materials, which we VIII
dispose of at fair rates and we warrant every
article will give the utmost satisfaction.
The highest price paid for all descriptions OF
produce.
Gallitzin, Jan. i 1853. loft
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The Living Tide.

The Irish papers filed with accounts of
emigration. Every day, says the Tuam Herald,
we witness the departure of crowds The Wa
terford Chronicle states that on recent OCCASION
vessel left with 221 persons directly for the
United States. Remittances were pouring in
from this country in great numbers, accompan-
led By earnest appeals to parents, brothers and
sisters, to take UP their departure for the New
world Already, says the Tuam Herald, have
many aged parents, whose years and infrmities
render them averse to change, been persuaded
20 join their children in the United States.