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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
M RS. PELLETS SCHOOL WILL BE

MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL Will BE
IVA IN SESSION MONDAY, Ocr. SD.
Mrs. James Freeman Dana a lady of distinguished
Literary and Scientific atteinments and for many
years connected with Miss English's School at
Georgetown will be associated with Mrs Pellet in
the duties of her school
Other Teachers of ability and experience have
been engaged with special reference the particular
branches they will have in charge
An extensive of Lectures, with the Expert
ments will be given Chemistry and Natural Philo-
sophy.
The Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught
by Mr.. Persco.
TERsis--Board and washing. ng..................$220
English branches. so and 40
lLdlldn ~
French and other Modern Languages,
edcH. IL
Payments in advance.
Fot further particulars apply TO the Principal.
Sc 7-d6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

BROKEN GLASS, CHINA g. EARTH.
y ENWARE, of every description can now be
mended by following the directions which will be
found around each bottle of the LIQUID SOLDERn
winch is most valuable cement for either house or
noteikeepers. Country merchants supplied on ibe-
RAJ terms. For sale by r. II. DUVAt BRO
Sc ~ Druggists Iaq Rank Scu.r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
MICAJAH MANGUM.

ITO COMPREHENSIVE undersigned
Commissioners appointed by the County Court
Of Henrice, will receive proposals until I2 O'Clock
M, on Tuesday 18th day Of October 1855 for the ma
sonfy OF TWO CULVERTS, including all necessary
excavation and filling 18th street. beyond the cor
poraton line. Plan and Specifications can be seen
BY app lication to THOS ]. STARKE
Corner of Water and 18th streets
THOS. ]. STARKE, }
VIM CATLIN >ComuSrs
MILES TURPiN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

je16 Sign of the Flags of all Nations.


SHOCKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ SHOPS, Cary street, East side of Shockoe creek,
Richmond, Va.-TALBoTT & BROTHER. proprie-
tors of the above establishment, continue manufac
ture their impreTed portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, of the best materials, in
the most workmanlike manner, and on accomnoda-
ting terms Also:
Stationary Engines, of any required powex,
Grist Mill Machinery,
Boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes,
Tobacco Presses and Screws,
Tobacco Flattening Mills,
Levers, Bands, &c.
Railroad Work of all kinds,
Brass and Iron Castings and all descriptions of
Wrought Iron Forging.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above arti
cles would perhaps do wel call us before order
ing elsewhere.
Sc I-im< TALBOTT & BROTHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

SIAIR r 0 DS.-A full assortment of
~ round, oval and hollow STAIR RODS. of ali
lengths and widths, just to hand per schr Henrico.
ana ior m sale by C. J. SfNTON& co.
Sc 80 Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
EALL SUPPLY OF DRESS GOODS

ENALL SUPPLY OF DRESS GOODS
Having established myself on 18th street on
Poste the Exc hanse Hotel, | am now preparsd fo
cur and make Tor my and others who NAV
'iax1l me with their patronage, COATS. PANTS and
VESTS OF the hnest aud most fashionable materials
selected but lew days since By myself in New YORK
ana Phadep pnia from the largest importing houses
et th9se clGes; My supply of CLOTHS CASSI-
MEhES ana ESTINGS, cannot be surpassed bv ans,
house in the city, and as shall be satisfied VIM
moderate preh persons will do well to call upon me,
examine my stock aud select for themselves N'
i. NJ. ROBERTSON
Merchant Tailor, l4th street
CARD.-kg am arranging my Affairs to remove
20 New YORK have sold out my Merchant Tailornr
Establishment 70 Mr.. r. NJ ROBERTSON, who has
taken my old stand on 18th street. opposite the TX
change Hote and upon whom advise my customers
20 call aud leave their orders for clothing feeling sat
isaed that he will be able TO give them the most
tire satisfaction.
Sc Cts =. SPILLMAN JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

MISS POPE will, on the first MONDAY
Vs1 in October. resume the duties of her School
on Sd street, between Grace and Franklin.
Iq-2awt1Oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
WOOD AND COAL.

HOAL.-I am now receiving and will con-
~ tinue to receive. for the next sixty days, my
stock OF ANTHRACITE COAL. Persons ordering
may rely upon getting the very best article, and on
reasonable terms can be bought in the city.
Sc 26-3m JOHN w. WRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS! STILL
~ THEY COME.-A. w. OSBORN, the Daguer-
Artist 172 Main Street, opposite the Banks still
continues to take those life ike Pictures that has
given him such rush of business the last fifteen
months. Mr.. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries and failed, are re-
spectfully invited to call. Prices very low. Come
and see. Gases cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN,
ie is of ElauS If oil Nations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
EDUCATION.

Il. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND
AsA DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will
open on MONDAY, the Sd of October. Application
for admission may be made personally to the Princi-
pat at bis residence on Grace street, Sd door above
9th, or through the Post Office sc 2p-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

AILVER THIMBLES.--200 dog. lust
~ received, including all the different kinds. Also,
an assortment Of Gold Thmbles for sale to the trade
at manufacturers prices, by ELIAS HALE
Importer OF Watches, Jewelry aud Fancy Good,
No LOG, Main street. se2e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
T n: KUBEKTSON,
Merchant Tailor, i4th street

ARD IN PAILS-Landing and for sale
~ by JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

II E'ENDERS-F Z N ID Il Il S. Elegant
- Bronze, Pierced Iron and Wire Nursery FEN
DERs; some of the handsomest patterns we have
ever offered For sale BY
se 20 ZIMMrpMaN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

HARPER FOR OCTOBER, AT GEO.
-, a NJ VESTS BooKSToRE.-Rosalette or
the Flower Girl of Paris 25c
Harpef's Magazine for October. 25c.
For sale at c. NJ VESTS.
sc n Ncs ard a Y vcbs,oa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

E'lRE IRONS AND STANDARDS, in
sets or pairs, of plain and richly polished steel
and "a brass mounted STANDARDS TO match in sets or
sngi ssanngiy brass ANDiR0NS; bronzed do; blower
RAINS, OF elegant designs. For sale by
se y II. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MISSES MYERS SCHOOL

THE MISSES KINGS SEMINARY for
4 Misses and young Ladies. on Grace street
Church Hill, will be re-opened for the reception Of
pupils ON the first Monday in October
Sc 7-2awt5thO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

ITO PROFESSIONAL MEN AND STTT
Il DENTS.-We would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine our beautiful assortment of
ooeFet cashmere, and French Calico ROBES and
oAiee oo"NS gotten up in very superior style.
WIN. F. ADC0CK g. Co
sc oo Main st under An Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

E'OR SALE.-A SINGLE HORSE CAR
a = RAGE and HARNESS, nearly new; also,
NO ao. FAMILY HORSE, six years old, warranted
sound and perfectly gentle. Enquire at Mr. Hix,s
stable, toth ST., between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

M USIC.-FR. WULFF, teacher of the
It1 PIANO, (snginr) VIOLIN and GUITAR,
Marshall street, between Sd and 4th streets.
Sc 2s-ims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
The Arctic Region.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMPHRITRITE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Fro M the San Francisco Herald, Nov. IL
d NJ g. Amphritrite, which has Just returned frona
the Ar'ic Ocean, found the hoe Ice at Icy Cape sx
tending as Tar as the could reach late August
9th Icy Cape Is tho extreme north western point o1
America in latitude 20 degrees north, about I've degrees
above the nsrrowest part OF Behring's Strait. At this
point The cost turns abruptly and runs, far
pored nearly due cast Point Barrow where the Pl0vse
wnterce to the north and of 10y Cape still r
ther vihin the Arctic Ocean Toe place itself mil
BILE spot with NO rising ground near and nothing bat
ice 10 be seen for miles around.
There about two hundred natives here most desps
rate thieves and Il required the utmost caution ssd good
rana cement on the part Of the English to remain ON
friendly terms with them and at the same time repress
this vicious propensity The Povar afer receiving nAg
supplies nom the Ratespake st Point Spencer, tooh nee
oeparurs the Gath OF August for Point Barrow 10 ~
main another winter locked up In those dismal q
ice Two other Eugih vessels OF war-the kntorprise
and Investsatorrassed Point Barrow year before Ase
and penetrated t farther into tho ice ou the look out
for 81 John Franklin Nothing had ben heard OF them
since they lett and o the strong current and drifting
ice setting porh east when the Amphiuue stt there
wa. little chance OF the, putting back sgsu. Indeed,
was generally considered impossible Tue smpbitre len
Fort Clarence ude Of the Straits on the Sts OF Septsm-
ber passed the Asutan lei lands In Ave days aud arrived
at Honolulu on the st Of October. After passing the
beutanr tbs exp rienceJ most disagreesblo weather.
nothing bu, thick fog rain ana cold the thsrmone
ter In the middle OF september feaueny below forty
degrees The lover reported the previous winter q
great duration and this bsckwardnees OF the
counted for the great quantity f loo seen BY the Amph
trite She will await orders here and expects TO sail In
few days for the coast Of Mexico, Panama and vsparas
yel AopI-gcNAL xExs sxx EeHgU yA0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Late from Washington Territory.

We have received the CSlum1ian Of Cot l. .uo Learn
shererom tina the Immigrant road nearly olstsA
ard Mr. Aiken the FIRST immigrant who had travelled
It, had arrived at Olympia. It is expected that
about seventy wagons will -ntsr by the to int
Warrington territory this
is reported that gold has been disco vered by Cspaiu
hcClelaucs surveying party, upon the banks OF tho
Yenass Parties engaged In digging, and aAi6
to be making from 50 10 So per day
Colonel Ebey hsg receive his comm sion and entered
upon tho duties Gf his on once-Coiector Of tbs port
SlakGm, the chief OF the kultnomahs, . small ribe Of
indians located Lynn city, died recently of
sumption He had three four wives during his life.
time, all Of whom he killed becoming old Slakun
was an intelligent and dociie chief and well liked among
the settlers.
Two ger tlensn named Rbinearson, trsders, rs rob-
bed at the Dsiles Of 81 500 The money tax fro
out their pantsoons while ssleep in their had
$500, and the other 81, 900
Horse stealing bad become very In Oregon. Oua
man was convicted of the offence and sd to the
pepieniary for three As there IL such build
ina In the territory, tn, officers loss know
what to with the cupr The Spectator says: Clacksnnas
county has taken the natory step for the erection Of
Jail convenience that much esded in thsss progress
svc times Nearly every called upon to chronsls
gots violations Of the criminal laws in shape
other
disgracefui occurred Monday evening betwsan
white rasn named Jones, and Ethiopian, which
suited in fight The latter of worstsd Of liz
ears bavng heen nearly bitten of. The difficulty
about Bpaaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29


Il has already been announced that the parties who
fomene since chartered the brig Arrow for supposed
sway the Caroline The real objects OF the expedition
lttls known to the public when the asig
OF the Arrow n6er consideration The parties tners
tsves declare her purposes 70 be peaoeaoe and IL vf
whe the patic unite generally "A the belief that they
go with revolutionary fiubustsrpg intentit AL
though legal evidences hss been add1ced proSaoy
can be adduced that the expediti 10 viola OF
lava of he United States t !, nc. to be dolbted
question OF fact tina. ;ho acts Of the parties az
acter 10 subject them to the seysrest penalties II
the urisdic on Of The nited States could resch them
They 50 with the ayowsd purpose Q, working the
there that their object is the subveTsion of the
tho-ity Of the central government OF Mexico, aud
the Establishment Of independent State 10 Sonora
Their plan is to secure the operation of many
natives and foreign residents as possible Ia ostenble
against the Apaches, and then, by ooue dc main
to declare Sonora free and independent seize propty
OF all who Oppose them hold their persons prisoners
of elect civil ocers raise troops, negotiate treaties
and form all other acts nodeIt to sovereign power
Undoubtedly the whole thing is very clearly arranged
theoreticaly but, like many other tbsoriss Il will be
found at ault when put in practice. Ia the 6rst place
the party is too small to mfke even respectable stand
sgainst the forces that Santa Anna will send repulse
them and the operation Of tne natives cannot bA De
PENDED upon zen If the whole State were favorable
the revolt which IL not the by any means, .nta
Anpa will find far le' difficulty in crush ing ths rebellion
than be would IN subduiug similar outbreak 10 any OF
pend upon succor from Texas Louisiana and other South
and Western States Soaors they cgn get nc
sstance exec rom Caorna and there sre compare
lively few men here willing to abandon their bu ness for
wild enerpiize promising nothing bat danger, pyatou
| and unsnviablc Aotcriety.
Tbs most probable result of the expedition tuues The
adyenurers adhere to their avowei purpose and so
mining, and shooting Apachesl will be their arrival q,
Gpaymas the killing OF some Of them. the dispersion
OF the remainder In few months they will be return
ing In small parties a. thsy hnd to get away
worn out, poor, and disgusted Tina. sonora will at
day not Tar distant be either Independent state
United States territory We have no doubt-but that day
W R2t N SAs ssa by 1yhWte..na ., lha Lncr-l.cna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
~>o~c~~~>~o-~>~~@o~>S>o~~~o~
News from California, Oregon, the Arctic
Regions, the Sandwich Islands, the Society
Islands, Chill, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and
New Granada.
~~>~~~~o~~-O>--~<,~~~>->J>~
SPEECH OF JOHN mitchell.
~~>~~~~-~~~-~<e. .>s~s-~~se>-
departure Of the Sonora Expedition.
~~N~~oO~N~oe>~>o.>s.~>>--
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS.
->~~~-c~~~c>~>>><~>~,--y~-
FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
MARRfAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS
NJ A II X f L S 4,
6o., &C., &c.

The birth Of male child occurred on board the Illinois
|urinS the passages it christensd Hart ten Gates
We are under usual obligations the purser of the
noS for favors and also for the speedy delivery of files
California papers, to the expresses of Messrs Adams
'o Wells, Fargo Co., and BeIford L. Co.
Among the passengers by the nlis ois are the Hon.
Ourtlsnd Cushing late Charge d'Aares from the United
ates to Ecuador; Amos Corwine Eq, late L. s. Con.
h at Panama Lieut.. G. II Scott of the fgase st Law.
nce and Gen. Lane delegate to Congress from Oregon
Tho following the specie list Of the steamship Cortez
hch left San Francisco the lat inst for San joan del
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
Burning OF the st. Francis Hotel mt San
EranciscO,

About half past eight oc.ocx the rninx of the
22d ult rays the Times and Transcript the bell of the
Monumental sounded the alarm of hfe, aEd the smoke
flames Immediately issuing from the fourth
steiy Of the large four story wooden building the
Of Dupont and Clay streets, known tle st.
Flar cs Hotel Before the engines could bs brought to
play upon the house, the upper part Of the building,
which mere shell lined with cloth, mass Of
flames, which roaring like furnace The tpread of
the flames in . westerly and northerly direction was
stopped by the exerons Of several gentlemen by
of blankets, which they kept until hey relieved
by a ttream from the engines. Ia about ten minutss
fom he time when the rsmen got fairly at work at the
building II evident that the rage Of the confagraton
sbatng and Ia ten minutes more nothing but black
ened ruins we're be where the red had
rioting.
native Californian by the Of Jose Garcis ~ the
Of The ere, lot himself from TIE roof Of
the building, and dropped upon the etoop below. lie
taken up not very serousl injured, and carried TO
spothecarys store Several other persons escaped
from the wipdow W. uninured After the FIRE got un
der in the third story sufficiently to allow the bremen
to enter they discovered the body Of the hoor
In Of the rooms lying between the bel and the win
dow. Icy upon its right side, with the left arm up
lifted = Il TO keep o tn. flames There was no clothing
! Py aYa " Ess stated th>t gerson YM sesa to come
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
SPEECH OF JOHN mitchell.

departure of the Sonora Expedition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

h discovered TO DO rich Several lucky discoveries have
been made the Klamath and II said that there Ia
City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
Hon. THEODORE SEDGwIcK, Presl
From ;he burlington Vernon! Sentinel

g., - a,,ic,e in ,hr Boston Post "l recent date,
ION, hino The result the election III ihs ''' anu ~
.r1uns Of certain free soil presses hs W ''' '' ~,
bc made Of tho Democratic strength ~ 'G a,si
-, 49, l, f,- , ,,rL or Two of comment Having quolen
The ,cluw ing paragraph from the 6o7t""
"Asa United States Senator is 10 DC CHOSEN 'c ts
s,;,n 700 rce that The free Democracy VIII DC fhuoe'
dictate the man.
aand rct his Iac;on-rrluicng only in holding on 10
balance of pnwer--claim the rieh OF u'c'a's S t sr
go Va. ,I rir, soiIers state that they are peP9ren
10 send free soil United States SsHdto, 10 nav
Here s faction, not numbering o'te S'It ~ W Y,bs o
ing the impuicnce 10 cili'H !" "''"''o' '' ~
The State ~ ,,o, ;s ., h. cbo-
The Post is in error surprising the IS - ~
sen for ull term The election Is 10 MI ic @ vs,r.
d hy IN, dcccase Of hr Upham, and Is Tor TWO yea,a
IT, a., n,t wander however at the aStonisniea' - ~
Posi- =, i,e claim sci Mp by Tie Com moanea'h
,s sh,IJ M, If similar claim hal nlt, "Il one
in sni; ., the Posts beat cxrrtiuns against H.
- , , n,rt,,u OF The democrats "l Alissdcn"s''
,,, ,,.,,s,,,nus rot ciccS t. 'cct" :. :, ~
ons remembered warning 10 uemorA's r. pI hay
pcun Of an az lnul'sh ahd nsisto"' ,IiIinn \.
inp assigned The ubr:ona REASONS why M s"'n n,iIr
h Cm1noo.reolh lrracns should &c en'cfea 'h'''
rohi in The supinsiI''u mn, s.,rr The DE-
mocracy u' Vermont hho" "e" 80"
dictaiiun. - ..,.la s,s written
They do indeed Before the Posts air1 -, w." m.craIi,
we had already in Article announc'ns e,,n.;nn.
rumoh in Ve.IIunt, written and prn'cn t III, - .nr,
..rn d.m,rra,ic s;rens u in the leYisiai lure VIZ -
as IN guaranty the election Of D. >lto p;rs T nsure
hiaHy support The administrators /" "'
the alternative ni rlcant seal ,ho,,,,hlr and re-
.r inc,,,ir nartv in Vermont is rs ihoiouS'5 at''
,,bv national as Tie democracy oi a"S "'h a. Inn. nj
iInion Even ,huse ui its members VII" ANN n Thai or
lad with he free solcrs, haze no WISH '" '' On;
'c' VIZ " -, ir,,nrd lrum Iht!: nwn ApccHcc, a"'
, I,s,,rv ui .uilar coalitions III n'H1' - ,h n
c n-itrer u-asant profitable We Iep hi, rim
~ M e,n,,,ul ha We too much respect III t'e"
,a ,,,,.sts and tou CORDIAL TN atiacn'rl' " 'S a..
| ninisra,ioo Of G eners Pierce, 10 SEND 10 ae o ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
DANIEL S. DlCKINSO

We give place dag 10 letter om this gentleman IN
reply article In The Washington Union "hirh charged
him with being formerly lreesoie' aud sympah'zng WIN
auti.savcry movements. =
II is due 10 the Sx. Senator from New YORK ihai hr
Sancn press should publish This SrndcatI"n it" an nn
generous attack coming 100 FROM 4 pi"essehP ithhly
nnurte The hack.sl n all crin4r ns,audr, and II
there is una Mur,h.rn pmItcian wnn drSrvs ht app"a
ion ni the South than any ohcr mai man Is paar
S. Dickinson We remember well in" hs nan'c was sp",
ken by every Saurrncr when the hour n iFal nc stood
nm nanilp t The rights uf tile Sonth anl ir Tie COnsI
tulion-w.sn he knew that By duns so nc was sacth
cling all his political prospects. M man then was found td
utter the charge uf inconsistency against ~ DICKINSON
and The anse of few years should not thins, wipe nu
from our memories sna he Fcuictc1 Inc de
voon with which he cluna hi pOsun aad the striking
between him and his colleague Senator DIX can
NOT speedily be fa0l.a: Ly those who took any !niccr IN
political ,natirrs daring Tie Thirty hrst Consrcsa W,
thought il little could 10 Al tins time, ha"in"
lively cInrm5rauc OF these ih. Ia Give hs letter az IA
serliun and accompany il Il these bt'el 'tiIaR.,- :
SuuM (nrniLiCE.
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aud Marriages from the country, whcnrVe
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h. me ",ht Postmaster rrca the beck Of the letter