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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-29
THE DAILY DISPATCH

81 Ihs &C cirsulation Of the Daily Dsp.fch .-...s.
combined. papers OF Richmond
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DERAsGED.-Ihe crazy negress, Eilza-
d. yyss dl;ya,ed INTO the hands Of her mother yes
terday the woman promising the Mayor % a.te .
to her in future and that she did not 90
10 the ANNOYANCE of the pnoIle.
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DIsMIssED.-Ihts sululUIs dgaIHst bItssfs
Pi;, A. Parker for obstrRctins s.h street with uni
ar Vas dismissed those gentlemen having Satisfied
Il. hauor that they had permitted no Unnecessary de
~, IN rauOviugit.
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\ NoTICE TO CONTKACTORs-COV-

IN INGTON AND ONO RauePo9n %
sails will be received the Office of the Covington
aud Ohio Railroad in Covngton, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seventy i've miles of the above road: of which
the eastern portion, comprising fifty miles lies next
west OF Covingon; and the western portion consist
ing OF about twenty-five miles, lies between the
kanawha River and the mouth of the Big Sandy A
large share of the work to be et-ncluding bridging
and tuunelling-is heavy and desirable, and is we'll
worthy the attention of responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work are now ready
for examination, and the portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December
Further information may be obtained on applica
tion at the cempanys offices Coyington and GUY
andotte. By order of the Board
CHARLES B. FISK. Chief Engineer
n. B.-The Board of Public Works of Virginia,
under whose direction the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road is to be constructed State account will meet
at Covington on the 18th of December, above named
for the purpose of receiving and acting on the propo
sails that may then be offered.
Nov. I9, 1853. no 10 tl5dec
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PREMIUM BEEF.--Wm. Cullingsworth,
sr at the Fs market intends serving the public with
a nne article Of premium beet this morning Our
readers may rely upon getting superior, If they
call uron bin in time Note the fac' and be on hand
with your basket and change. TO procure fac roast
or steak for dinner or breakfast.
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ATHEsEuM.-Ihe INTRODUCTORY Lecture
at the Athenaum Is 60 be delivered tc-nght by Mr.
o. P. Baldwin. From his reputation a. a public
speaker, we have no doubt that the hall viii be
crowded ts hear him.
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CEILING OFF AT GOLDSMITH'S
AND FOR SALE-We are authorised

II 10 Sc. Tract OF Land containing 10 acres, ~
y !u Chesterfield county, about three miles from
Gif1'e a1G--, ~ th- Turnpike leading from Man
chester to be Coal Pts, and bounded by the lands of
r F-,-~i D.gs-rs.L =. Mr.. Shooter Thomas hartgroge,
s.rs. F.s4-r AID ;he waters of Reedy Greek. Be
{" e@a 81 a-d l.t ae;es Of this land is in wood, the
1-.sAc- IL Il high state OF improvement Terms
Ca-.. TOLER & COOK.
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~ DOCTOR E. D. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted, and especially those suf
terns with chronic and supposed ncursble forss Of
disease. The Dr. has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city.
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thou
sands " no are raggng out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor bus
Dropsy. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofuia Liver Com
plant. Disease, of the Lungs Fistula, sc might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well TO come TO the
city and remain until their health is restored. Ex
tracing Teeth only % cents.
Office franklin, between 18th and l4th streets
Secret forms Of disease treated with great success
oc SLY
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GRANULATED GUM

81. g. URANULATED GUM
gYTSS<s<SA This beautiful article, used for secu.
~l1Il ring artificial teeth on their plates
surpasses every attempt at initiating
the natural gum with somewhat similar eparations
whist US strength is SO great that have yet he
of the first set of teeth in which il has heen broken
by accident or hy use,
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
Their smoothness This evenness of surface prevents
the lodginent of food about them which would rem
der them worthless; besides, my plugs will retain the
natural teeth through life. as they never come out
After long course of experiments have secured
compound for weak teeth that can be used when
It is impossible TO use any kind of metal.
R. ID. ADDINGTON,
Graduate Dentist.
Office one door from 10th. on Main st NOT
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OBsTRUoTING BROAD STREET-Joseph
Fanes lined 81 and cos for depositing quantity
or wood in the street, which had been brought 10 the
city by the Richmond and Fredericksburg road, ara
permitting it to remain all light Mr. II. was uhder
the pre that he violating the ordnance
or he would rot have put the wood IN tne s.reet.
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A BAD NEcRo.-Lewis Norman, a negro

a BAD NEGRO.-LeWls n Orman, negro
fellow, in the employ of William w Wiugo, was
ordered twenty-five stripes by the Mayor, for going
upon Mr.. W's premises in his absefce, creating a
disturbance with the cook, and assaulting john,
ther of Mr.. WIS servants who had been left in
charge of his masters house, with authority to pre-
serve order. Lewis, the witnesses stated, was
drunk aud dsordery. and the blood streaming
from his head when he entered the kitchen, is
at all improbable that he had been in before
he got 70 the house of his employer.
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY-One
I tha' tas long been sought after, viz sCHEM!-
Gil LIQUID SOLDER for mending broken china,
gas ot eeTtlenware al every description Thus in'
al OF soEe should be 10 possession of every house
keeper The directions on each phiai are simple,
sngwhea correctly followed, the performer never
s[elsth. FOR sale by
R. r. DUyAL L BRO, Druggists
&C s Is9 Bank Square.
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curn -ISaae pIaasants. a free bOY,

LOCKED UP.-Isaac pleasants, q iree po!,
from the county of Hearco, locked Up ~ lne
cage last Sunday night for failing 10 have
OF his FIRE. dom in his possession fesisiaas 49,
BY his mother SEM up the required document aud ne
was released,
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DAGuERREorYPINo.
nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-

nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS.
- BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he Is still be found at his old estab
lshed gallery, opposite the Banks. Mr.. o. has not
taken one Thousand pictures IN two months but he
hds done tine business for twenty-five months
OSBORNE claims to be the first in Richmond 10
give to Daguereotypes life-like iesh-colored ap-
pearanee.
STOCK! ST0CK!i sTOCK.!i-OSBORNE ia
prepared 20 furnish country artists with CAMERAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, aud STOCK, wholesale or
retail OSBORNE,
ecsI Sign of the Flags of ALI Nations
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CHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING,
no 17-2w doors below Purcell, Ladd L Co
VIRGINIA LIME.-Keep it before the

People.-NACE & WINSTON, agents for Nir-
giuia Lime have in store AT bbls in fine order and
quality and receive it regularly every week which
they offer merchants, builders, aud he public ge-
ihst lis quality is fully equal if not superior, any
Lime brought TO this market They supply regularly
the City Gas Works, (Which consume large quanti-
ties ! MANY of our most prominent merchants, and
also brick9yers As the consumption of this celebra-
ted Lime is increasing daily they hope soon to sup
- tne ,rb,Je trrHs 10 10
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GAW MANUFACTORY, 10th Street
~ between Main and Cary streets Richmond, Va
TOLAND l. BURGER, Practical Soo Mdnufacfu.
rers, prepared to manufacture SAWS of
every description.
Al SAWS manufactured by US are warranted 70
give satisfactiou-if not, they will be exchanged
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run
ming, repaired and warranted to be good
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest notice
2-Iux
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THE BUsYAN TABLEAux NAV be seen this

ADLEHU1 may bttII
evening at Odd-Fellows Hail, where it will be on
exhibition for few days only. The work is said to
be magnificent one, consisting of sixty magnificent
scenes with figures of ife-sze, illustrative of the
Pilgrims Progress. 1t comes to US highly recon-
mended specimen of American art, and will
doubtless be visited by thousands of our citsens
whose curiosity will induce them behold if pos
sible, the mirror of ths wonderful dream. Tickets
of admission are only 25 cents.
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SET AT LIBERTY-EdRard G.. Perkins,
the witness in the Coleman murder case Staunton,
who arrested and Gagged here last Sunday morn
ing, examined before the Mayor at sun rise yes
terday morning, aud released, the promise of ieav
ing the city at We understand that he intends
paying Ssuthside neighbors of the "Cockade"
visit, where he may possibly locate.
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DisoRpERLf.--T. II. Burr was held to bail
by the Mayor yesterday, in the sun Of 30 for hs
fian Of being little how eonieyouso last Saturday
night, and In consequence. quite disordsrly.
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The cRApE-HAIREp InpIAs. Richard

Bradley, mongrel darkey, claiming to have de-
again before the Mayor yesterday when his exami-
nation was continued until Wedne esday next TO ena
able his counsel to hunt up statute defining the
appearances the prisoner is least one half negro
and it would be strange indeed if any law could be
by the offspring of white woman BY neero man
AS the Legislature is to be in session. We sincere
ly hope that the laws affecting mixed blooas, of all
denominations, will be subjected to an oyerhauling
and so remodded as to do away with the eternal an
nJyances to which the courts now subjected by
the statutes as they are now construed. Let there
be but two races among us-whites and backs-so
that we shall see more woody heads" applying
to the Courts for certificates pronouncing them 9TH
er than neg groes,
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A LITTLE RUDE.-Timothy Callahan af-
ter imbibing quite freely of fire water LAST Sunday,
marched into the aud began TO kick up shndy
when the police him, and kindly stored
him away for Mayors Court subject. Yesterday be
kindly ectured by his honor for such unruly con-
duet, aud promising never 10 do SO again. he was
set az liberty.
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GRoss CARELEsssEss.-One Of our COM
positors, by gross earelessness made paragraph in
yesterdays paper relative to the Masonic Supper of
by adding 1--WE lines il which properly belonged to
the sriicie above Errors Of this very annoy
&, but the good sense Of the reader viii generally
correct them.
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Our OF HIS ELEMENr.-On Sunday last,

OUT OF HIS ELEMENT.-Un Sunday last,
officer Pearce captured and Gagged Jeremiah s. Suli-
van, for getting drunk and riding horse the side
walks, to the disturbance of the public peace and
the danger of the life and limbs of passing pedestrians
After having spent the Sabbath in the upper story
the Old Market, and had tiue to blow off steam and
cool his boiler he was brought before the Mayor
knowledsed the improperly of his conduct aud on
promising faithfully to do again, he was ad
monished and ischarged. u
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i nAGUERREOTYPES.-Atrut truthful, lite

ERREOTYPES.-Atr truthful, life
~ like, finely finished portrait or miniature of
relative or friend, severed from by distance death
VINO would not prize aud desire to possessl clear,
nch toned, durable Dagueneotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
OF une ana are pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one of these fine Portraits IA only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to can
and examine specimens
Observe the name and dnumber-MOULSON'S Sky
and Side Light Dasue rean Gallery, 10 Main street.
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yVIEMAN'S SURGICAL INSTKU-

u MENTS.-We have constantly Oh hand a large
assortment OF the lHtest STYLES and approved
patterns of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated manufacturer, comprising in part
fine pocket operating dissecting and dental cases,
hich the attention Of ply ysciaus and others is in
vited. ADlE & GRAY, Druggists,
nov 10 l47 Main street.
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M URRAY'S DAGIIERREAN GAILE-

M URRA1'S DAGUERREAN GALE
1tA RY. EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street, is the
place to obtain perfect picture at low price. The
FLESH TINT, the result of long and patient study,
sgplied TO Daguerreotypes without extra charge.
sTEREOSCOPES, the most beautiful OF all pictures
taken at very reasonable rates. Strangers and ci.i
2ens VIII md MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
worthy OF patronage Pictures taken in ali sorts of
weather. JOHN MIrRRAY
Sign Of the Red Flag, over the Bookstore Of James
W oodnouse. no4
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Attention is called to Mrr. Marks adver.
tisement
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n ihoOBLEsoME 1AIR.-SOme few weeks
since susan Jones, free negress compained to the
eLaYor OF the pad treatment she received from her
pretended husband, Taylor Robinson. and a warrant
being issued Tay lor brought to the bar for trial.
waen-Sgsan % interceded and saved him from punish
meht. % Iayiorls an Old Penitentiary bird and very
bad one at that and having had his feathers deraDged
on revenge. notwithstanding the fact that
ne owed the saving OF his hide to the tender heart
Ing, he procured warrant last Sunday night against
SUSAN charging her with stealing Sl2 in gold $40 in
silver ana Sl5 IN bank notes from him. and she was
accordingly arrested and Gagged Yesterday the case
came up for examination, and Taylor, more than
half seas over appeared to testify. After hearing
his Ill contr1ved statement, and the evidence of the
officers who arrested the accused and searched her
house, the Mayor gave the two lecture and then
discharged the prisoner.
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NELOCIPEDES, GIGS, WHEELBAR-
Y ROWS, &c.--Reeeying this day direct IRON
ho ZIMMERMAN
oA Corner Main and 18th Streets
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ZINE LIQUORS AND WINES.-Lon-
l. don Dock Hennessey, and Otard, Dupuy & Co
Brandy; Pure Rye Whiskey; Holland Gin; Jamaica
Rum; Apple Brandy; Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
and Champagne, constantly hand. For sale by
MACE & WINSTON,
nol9 corner Cary and l4th street
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FOR RENT.

g FOR REN "A comfortable
81 DWELLING for a small family. in SIDNEY
- = garden o. Two acres The lot has upon il a
49, k-.tHe~ smoke house, stable, and large asnars-
~. E.. ana A...r-s t.73ii trees Rent Sy51 Posses
..., -ly-r -a-l .a-a:e.y. Apply to
s-st w. GODDfS
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b and
on sale
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 9, 1853.
A WARNING,

Delay not; harbOr not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy, that disease will get well of ITSELF
that YOU can with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths why will We persist in dosing
with the filthy nauseatng compounds daily proered there
by mpairng your appetite and digestion and destroying
YOU mentally well physically, when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition why will We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and ordinary purS1ats of hfes You
who are thus annoyed wish be restored health and
vgor by treatment al once pleasant and eectual should
consult Dr. MORRIS His success in eIrsnic diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician Of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from have been restored
health and vgor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in wrting-enclose five doars-address Dr. W
package of medicines securely put up viii be sent PR
vaely and with dispatch, full directions Herewith, and
no questions asked.
Persons living al distance, and afflicted with Serofa1s
Old Ulcers letter ClAcsrs Piles FisfulG ia Ano Grare
Structures GlsS any disease whatever Of an aggrsVa
ted or malignant charter be cured at home by consult
ing DR. MoRRIs, by letter, post paid, enclosing tes
Medicines pleasant and safe be sent per mail to any
part of the United States.
Particular attention given TO the treatment of female com
plants Ladies who may be afflicted with hreguSGrities
Flour AL5us or WAites ProIdpsus U1er Fslling q
The HOrnJ would do well to lay aside all false deheacy
and promptly consult the Dr. CURES WARRANTED
OHice over Mutual Protection Insurance. Office Cedar ST.
near Post Office, Room, No a. up stairs, move If,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

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LorSvrLLE, Dee s.-The river son stand with four
feet water in the canal -ss ..,i f1ass3.
The Presidents Message was published here this
ing,
Gov. Hunt of New YORK; has been dangerously i'll, but
is now decidedly better.
The Railroad troubles at Erie resulted in a mob The
citizens tearing up the track and demoshipg bridges de-
pots, &c.
LOUISVILLE Dec e.-The river is rising slowly
The steamer Niagara arrived yesterday Sales of Cot
ton for the three days 900 bales Spectators took
and Exporters 1000 bales The demand is good Prices
SITTER and the quotations the per Europa.
NEw YoRk. Dec. Q.
2- Fsartae. Ne,cs Per Niagara
Cotton-Prices are shade higher for lower qualities.
Stock at Liverpool exclusive of shpboard 655ooO bales
Breadsus lost the improved tone. Western Canal Flour
Sos; Ohio SIS; Yellow Corn 46s; White 46s6d. -sss
Hosties have ceased in Europe but the Turks continue
successful in Asia. ~.
A Turkish sympathy meeting was held in Glasgow
Kossuh sent long letter setting forth his views the sub
ject
The Weather in Ireland is favorable for Agriculture.
FRAxcE.-The duty on Iron is still further reduced
Ruor assigns the 2h of February the day for the
nation by the Bishop of Paris who will previously be made
Cardinal of France. e14
In department OF yoh
of three quarters of million. --.s-
The Project recommends increase of window taxes
and trade patents. .r
The report Of revolt at Lyons is The Coun
Gil Of State voted 100000 francs to pay Napoleon the
first legacy. t-.-',- ...r a-..- t...----
The cholera is in Paris--nine deaths day.
The scarcity of breadsufs still anxiety.
SPAN.-Senor Molins is appointed Minister of War.
g Egypt has prohibited the expectation of grain.
CINCINNATI 9-The river is stationary Hogs steady
at "a 25 Green Shoulders S1 Sides Prime Lard $50
PIrrsBURG Dec 9-The river is stationary with feet
inches water in the channel.
New YORK. Dec. 9.-Flour is cents ower-closng firm.
WASHINGTON Dec. 9-Both Houses of Congress adjourn
ed till Monday, in respect to Vice President King
writer in the Delaware State Reporter suggests
Andrew Johnson ofTennessee candidate for the next
Presidency. .-.... .--
ST. LOUIS Dec 9-Flour 5 75c; Hogs, sales of several
small lots and 1000 contracted 81 This price is offered
by packers 10000 head have been slaughtered this far
Bulk shoulders SC, Hams &C.
The steamer Australia sunk at Hat Island with cargo
for New Orleans. The boat and cargo probably total
loss Insured for $4,000.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


FRIDAY Dec. 8.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. CARR
z Mr.. NoRTHcUTT, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill in lieu of the bill more efec-
italy to preserve the arms Of the State. Adopted
and passed I'd reading. eS
Mr.. JONES. from the Judiciary Committee, report
ed bill to authorize the county of the State
to appropriate money out Of the county treasury for
certain purposes and the bill passed ID reading
Also, Recommended the passage of the bill requr
ing justices ofthe Peace to take Uncertain cases
Passed I'd reading. ~
Also. recommended the rejection of the bill to
amend the act of 1922 CHI g. sec Is, in relation to
polygamy Bill rejected
Mr.. NIXON, from the committee on Claims recon-
mended the passage of the bill for the relief of W.
/. Bang Il Go. Concurred in. "a
Mr. NELSON offered resolution providing that
the Senate meet hereafter at A. NJ
Also, bill to secure landlords in the lien the land
gives them and to growing crops
Mr. HAvRoS, bill to charter the Marion Mining
Company
Mr.. NoRTHcUTT, a resolution providing for night
sessions after the LIST of January.
Mr.. BELL called up the motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill to repeal the Homestead law
The vote was expended, and Mr.. Reid moved call
of the Senate. Two Senators were found absent
Messrs. Dunlap, of Shelby, and Cook, from indis-
position. The vote was reconsidered, and the ques
ton up upon the the passage of the bill on its
second reading Mr. Bowles called the ayes and
noes and
Mr.. MOORE moved to lay the bill on the table,
Carried.
Senate adjourned to d o'clock, P. NJ.