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For children under twelve, and over three years OF age, half
ates will be charged. A person taken up at point not designa-
ted, wilee required to pay the charge from the last designated
point, and = person desiring to leave the train at a point not de-
,ignaied, viii pay the charge TO the point next designated, with
his provtso, that no person shall pay less than - cents for any
istanee, II both the points be regular stopping places, otherwise
the charge will not be less than hfy cents.
No charge being made in the above rates for baggage, the Com
Pauy will no, be responsible for It, unless in case Of gross negii.
senee on the part OF their agents, and will In no case be respensi.
gers own necessary baggage.
Passengerson the way wishing to be taken on the cars, should
make a signal, II in the dS with a handkerchief, and IL In the
aght with alght from the time the train Is four hundred yards on.
antl il reaches them. 1t is best, however, for passengers, II prAe-
ucable, to get in at depots or regular stopping places, as in the
event Of the mailbeing too late the conductors are sometimes IN.
able to stop at other points on the road.
Passengers wishing to be set down between depots Should mott.
the Train Captain OF their wish soon after leaving the pTevioas
ePot.
Passengers are prohibited from standing on the platform OF the
Ars, or getting In or out OF the cars ~hen in motion.
Ky order of the Board OF Directors;
Q. ". MAoMURDo. Treasurer.
orrcE Il. y. A p. X. Il Co,
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GStDnLEHN, Nc.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends AT ~ public generally, that he has taken the store
two doors below Mes-rs. webb, Bacon A Co, where may be found A
large and varied selection OF every article In n Saiilcry Estabish-
EIent Of his own manufacture. lie hatters himself that having had
twenty-five years or more experience in his business, that hi. work
can be relied on. In addition 90 my business, I have added the
manufacture OF all kinds % Horse and Mule Collars, which / will
sell slow i can be purchased at The North.
Country Merchants will hnd 30 greatly 90 their interest TO call and
examine for Themselves, al Of which 1 viii elbow @r cash, or on
credit to puErtual customers.
unbIQ-Tff TOgEpU ~ COZ nTTTr -.
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Nun STEAMSHIP C~OSiPNNY'> q OF
- srEANItIs-for PhIlndelnhia rNrrN Monday &

q srEsNiihs-kor i,hiladelrhia s,ery Monday ;4StSSS
ClII or Captain Mitchell, SteruerSz1.
IIhGINIi, Captain Teal, and ,hc ScaHs~ LLAMA,
Capt. Baymore.-One Of these splendid steamships wflllcave Rich
moni for Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday at high water,
touching Cape May 10 land passengers. Returning. leave Phna-
delphia every Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, until
further notice.
Passengers for Cape May. will consult their interest by taking
this route, a. 1t T., in addition 90 being the cheapest, the most
expeditions and comfortable.
faSrnsrr>rc for New entered into arrangements
10 forward passengers through 20 New York, either by cars or
steamers, auowu. them the privilege Of remaining in PhIladri-
phia three or four days, or proceed directly on 10 New York, upon
The arrival u the steamers.
shippers 10 the West -Tcbaeeoni'ts DESTROYS % shipping to
PftburF, will please bear IN mind, that We have made all the ne
ers'sTy arrangements To forward Tobacco through at 6hc. per loo
puunds.
Due notice will be always given In all the Daily Papers In the
city, when the steamers will be ready to receive freight, and the
hCuTof their ailng.
y. Il. shippers will bear In mind that all Bills Of Lading must
De sent 60 the wharfa At Rockets, to be signed before the sailing OF
The steamers.
Passage through TO New York, ist cabin and found, 80 o.
Cape MHy, " ; uI
rAstage through TO Philadelphia, 1T cabin and found, 90
- do do ~ do do do zoo
d. do Norfolk, it do do 90
For freight or passage, apply to
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B t SsSSGgEt 10 NonEoLkaPT TH& ,soN;s @tzn-

PhtH," carr. J0uN DAyts-Tle CURTIS PECK&ESzN-HZ
having Just undergone a thorough oNerhauling, and httri NJ with
life boats. pumps, &c, Ia accordance with the late act Of Cor gress,
VII, on saturday morning next, lCth inst, resume the regular run
! between this and Norfolk, leaving the wharf at Rockets precise y
a. q o'clock every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning.
Thereafter, at the same hour.
Returning, leave Norfolk each alternate morning, at the SANE
hour, touching At All she regular iandiugs on the river, going and
returning. Freight taken a. usual.
Passage g. Portsmouth or Norfolk .-........ ......-.$2
N,As.. ...... ..-................. 30 crnts zach.
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~ rcuT.rE from business, / most chser0aly aud confidently re-.
= commend {, tbs patrons aud the public generally, the Eew nrn
Dr. EEENE 4 BLAIR.
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a GTTCE.-The concern Of KENT, PAINE & KENT having ex-
- piryd ~ limitation, the subscribers have formed = new c..
partnership, admitting Mr.. ROBERT A. PAINE asa Partner, AID
'll continue tAs business under he same style.
HORACE l.. KENT,
NM. q. PAINE,
Jli-s JAS. :. EEET,
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and have .,n are tue mrs, class, built expressly for this trade,
~ arr commanded by experienced Captains. we'll ou,uasd
~ IN trade, and who will spare no exertiou 10 op,na
ny, III oe .Ysed up and down the river by steam, AMI may be
tsned On u sail promptly, a. advertised.
merchants going North, or ordering goods from po.,on wn a.a
irriSh 1S nrh n'srsst to shiP by this, as tits the only regular line, as
Ntkht WI Always be taken as low a by any Other yrx..Is III
to give satifaeti n. ""' au "stoh
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed In obtaining a, full ,h,r.
OF Patronage.
- 80 49, 800 VIII ne IN Richmond at Rockets, In Boston AT
"N" DAVID CuRRlE, Richmond,
jy29 Sh boston, fAgehu.
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GALLERY, ~ Main street.

These vessels are all Of the nrst class, built in the city Of Baiti.
more expressly for this trade, and have superior accouaod ations Tor
pa,iShsSFs: Lasy are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qaahhed Tor the trade, and who will spare no sxertisns 10 accom-
mediate. They will be ,owvd up and down the river by steam. and
may ~ relied on To sail promptly, as advertised. -
Merchants going North, or ordering goods from New York. will
and q to tieir interest to ship by this lane, as freight viii always
he taken a. low as by any other line Of packets; and every effort
viii be made by the Agents in Richmond and New York to give sat.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining a full share
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line TO New York, will be forwarded. ne.
OF commission, to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, Savannah, or
any other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond at Rockets. in Sew York NJ,
Berth No. !, Coffee House slip, foot Of Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
q. II. PERSON, New York, SARents.
I. Il
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KeNr. PAINE A KENT
MoRk Nkw MUSIC FOR THE PA

X NsW MUSIC FOB THE PIANO
w DOLPH has received the N
Young Couple Polka, by Q. Coot--2oe
Kate Darling's Farewell TO Dermot. by NJ
handsome title pagrD music by n. kleber-s
Pretty Little poikas for Pretty Little Pc.
via; Rose bud, Peeping Violet, fIeetest Ho
the Valley, and the May Plower-caeh 2oc.
Home, Schottish. introducing the benutin
Home, by q. Houman-25c.
kainbos, Schottish, by n. Kleber, with e,l
Thine. Forever Thine-words by q. ID. Pr,
Deems-26c.
favorite Melodies arranged as Quartet,
ment, New England, New England; Whe
Y and Thee faintiy Flow, thou Flowing Riy.
even rde-23c. each.
Variations on Old Folks at Home, by y Ks,
'retheI Side Of Joidon, OF Jordan l. a la
sung by Luke West-25c.
% eta. WI
The Violet Polka, by A. n. A. M-l2e.
Perles ae L'Opera Moreues, Eligants, Com,
six numhcrs-5Sc each.
Musical kniek Knacks, n selection OF be.,
In easy style for the Piano, In " numbers. 4,
The Long, Long, Weary Day, words transl.
and arranged for the piano-3Sc.
W Music or Books sent 10 any mart Of
mail, postpaid, to those who will remit n
stamps, addressed TO \
mh& 19t N.E-
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NNN AAf HLNN ~ ~ WV =
kB JANIS WOODHOUsE, Oate Nash A W0odtouseJ has 49,
tacled ohis book, Stationary and fano Forte tsiablshment a
Box findcry aud Bank Book Mandatory, and tmt ioyinr good
voftmen. he D. prepared 70 manufacture, tn n superior manner,
al binds % blank Booaa required b. Merchants, Bank, fnsu-
rance Omcea. FACTORIES. naur ad Companies CLERKS ofCoutts, &c,
aud ~ Bnd Periodicals, Books, Blanks, Music, a.. Az Of which
will b. executed a. reasonable fatsp. aub
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SsPRiNG TRADE, Is53.-By Packets and steamers nom n.
- pSrP9ol and hayre, We are receiving our spring Importation
J. snIIish, FRENCH, AND GERMAN GOObs, purchased for
-, "a .e ,AIioS. English and Continental Markets, comprising q
- ~ n splendid assortment, among which are a VARIETY ~
~ y beautiful styles OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS: and by a
80 !, I. n =, New York and Boston, We re reeeiyinx q
MY FABRICS, the whole eomprislng M OF ths
Ger. " % .
a oeen purchased under the most advantareou. cir.
ws,.sn-c,nL1sea ~ w VA . March, will be entirely complete; and
soheit the Merchants Of virginia, North ~. ,olin.
- ..5- M an elimination with the assurance that
this country.
W. have also on hand large and fashionable stock Of READY
n.1,t.ioe ~ Vhn I, q, msnai.etnr.d At home, under our direct ,u.
- III w .e au ~ he '. expsrieneed cutters. We have
msue such arrangements In this department n. ,nabIs. ma. % 80,
pete successfully with any sstabushnsst In IN. United sts,s.
The whole Will be offered q, prtsss Satisfactory 10 th. nn,ch...r
and upon liberal terms.
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IN tNRlhsS BiioONE, DrRicr~ In Boots, sho--, Hats, Cars.
~ bonneI- Trunks. &c, de. No. ~. Prart street, Rich
m'hd, "a, are now receiving n full assortment o. Goods suitable
tr the Fsl Trade, to which they would call the attention Of Coun-
Try Merchants, Farmers, and the public generally. Their stock IL
large, aud comprises one Of the most complete Assortmeuts T. b.
found IN any house; and being desircus Of selling On the most ac-
eonmodatinE terms, they think that they can insure satisfaction
l. their customers.
They are largely engaged In the manufacture 81 Shoes, which
Will enable them O. Furnish a superior article, and in most cases @
regulate the sizes TO ,uit purchasers. Believing that a good article
Is always cheapest, thyy viii at all times eudeAvor TO furnish such
goods as will prove satisfactory Co the consumer.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 20 call. auSA
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UoHN NJ RoyALI. Groc~s and Comms-As. Merchant. nv.
~ door above thy Hotel. Richncnd. Va, ocsr fr sale 70 he
trad. and Country Merchants The following soeds on ssooamods-
= en-; &C. e.! &c Rico S||%.oeA.
SS:s s,sS; g. si.. @oo,rrr.
New Orleans aud Cuba Mol.x..
lowering Co.'S Sugar Hosse syrup
Pouchong, Ooon
Gunpouder and Young Hy.on. lTE.
Prom the nHest TO the lowest rr.dn
salt-Liverpool nled SACKS
Candles-Sperm, Adamantin. .ns r.ti.-
Soaps-Of various kinds
Gross ueuings-North Carolina and Haitian
Nsns- 70 ~ dy (0id Dominlon)
Iron and Bihterrd Steel
Cigars-from tO 10 $50 per NJ
Family Hoe Herrtnu, In half barrels
Bacon slider, Shoulders, and Ham.
Also-Sphoes of all klnds. plonyh H.. IA a.
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aNnnNtN.hhh GREAT NovELs.-HESR K-
A'h MVND--Ihe history Of Henry Esmond, Esa. Colonel In AZ.
service o. her Majesty, Queen Anne, written by himself m ~
r noe nv. LhseAeisy IN this country was not needed TO excite
ihe elrio,ity OF the American public ir regard to this iat..t mn.
dseuon u hs versatile, creative pen. Though exhibiting iittle =
sehDlahee o NAhiy Fair or Pendennis, IL betrays the are spirit al
"o,SINauon, The shreSd insight into the weAnesses Of man, and the
"ohaefiui iaely OF hitting Oh character by a few Dol tonehr,
"nch uEunEush the more recent writings of the antho.
NANHh fAII-A Novel without a Hero, with IustrstIon.-
AMY far must be admitted TO be the most original uork of
e. Fthlust hathaso OF late been Fyen to the world. II will take
lasl.k Place m our literature ."-kr
fkNDENNE-The history Of Pendennis. his fortune. AMI mi.
Iyrtuhes, AIS friends aud hts greatest enemy, with ulustration.
IhAeAaIay must take his stand at the head OF the prose satirists
u notoi the MorAlst, Of the day. No one describes The ,eene,
RepaAiic. "s
ihe above, together with ali other works Of this Justly celbratai
Ad dearFySdy popular author, can be found At the Book, sAtions-
~, fiano forte and Publishing Establishment OF
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I II VT FTNN I'M tN~T
u DERE AND POCAHONrAS-Unu further no.E<rAsArNr
tNr both etthe above steamers will remain on theA0
route between RICHMOND AND BALrINORE, connecting at the
latter place with the Ericsson steam Propeller, via Canal to PhiA.
dviphia.
TAe BELvIDERE, Captain CLIFFORD, will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon. Returning, she will leave Richmond every
TUESDAY Afternoon.
The PoCAHoNrAS Captain, Jones, will leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Returning, she will leave Richmond
every SATURDAY afternoon; thus Afording the merchants two
opportunities per week between the two places. This route WILDE
found one Of the most certain and expeditions TO or from wheel.
ing, Plttshurg, Cincinnati, and the south and West generally. For
freight ARMY to LUDLAM A WATSON.
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Uravy aud Soup Ladies'
Mustard, Egg, and salt spoons
Batter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and Shovels
Pta'ed Tea Ware, In sets Of D pieces
CAstors of the most elegant patterns
Cake Baskets richly chased and mounted with Silver
Book Tin Ware; Chahag or Meat dishes, Of siEes 10, i2, H. Il
l., and ~ inches, some beautiful and new styles Oyster Dtshe
Cp1 20 aud Tea Urns; Coffee higgins, sc, sc.
Jspaned Ware; Tea Trays Of the most beautiful patterns eith'
n setts or singiy; Padding MouldE, Tea Caddies, Cake BoNesi hni
BpScs, Toilet sets, Foot Baths, Cup rubs, knife Washers, Wash ID
. ns, &c. All the above articles, with numerous others, can I
fJut al at BJLhLtt & Gus,
fr23 l- Vain street
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gN TIU NEW fTEtWfH N~ME~tOWN.I W0pp
q - unt-s, Na'r Narh a W.HlIio1taI vITrI.a u- H4v. q
"i.rt faf' tHtf, ~ nee 1ui h,suurI design. from fr fruff
'M ..t. uanuflfHW 40 ' uuuham." nrI pH..r.sr {. sa reI
Er
'f' .n tind, lately received, q large number Of other styles
l'.H..I 's Utmost everg lfsle, 90 mudefatt prices.
f.r. l.ft stoned aud OIL paired.
Poi "INHui r.nn1 tft.u To exchange. ieqs
C.utoslr. tmpedsi and wssF Tras- of an yr,des ia
= H'fei iof nlehy y u, EKtNkEH, No. 70 Pearl d.
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TNEis>iit'-N }. II. BLAlk having purchased the
- interest Of Mr.. ". Il. S%EABROOk, ofhe late firm Of SKA
BROOK & REEVE, has entered into partnership Wth Mr.. Z. =.
REEVE. under the style OF REEVE X BLAIR, and Will continue 90
sNrry GA the ApotLcc,ry Gi Drug business az the old stand Of
Sclbr0ok 4 Reeve, aud hope by strict attention 10 business 10 me
1t a share Of the patronage SO I5eTaiy extended to The late drm.
T. PAYSON REEVE,
HAL- IL N D. Z -
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, Nov. 19.-Flour steady but not ac-
tive. Sales of 5000 bbs. at Sc 81 to Sc 81 for
state, and 81 to 81 l2 to 81 ls for Southern Rye
flour and corn meal unchanged
Wheat in active demand-sales of 20 1000 bushels
white Michigan at 81 u to 81 IA; Genesee ST. 76
Sales 10000 bushels Corn at 81 to e2c for yellow
mixed 70 to soc. Rye 94c; Oats ID to 47c. Provi.
sions dull-prices unchanged. Cotton is firm and
prices fully oneeighth cent higher than before the
steamers news. Middling uplands 10 to 10 Lie
Whiskey % 1-2 to 29c.
BALTIMORE Nov. 19-The Flour market was a
good Zeal excited and an advance took place
after the first sales of II Lee. In the morning
1000 barrels Howard street were sold at Sc so.
but on late change a good demand was seen,
and holders put up prices, and sales OF 1900
barrels were made at Sc 60 I-2, at which it was
firmly held with few buyers Sc so.
Sales of 1000 barrels City Mills at Sc 621-2
Wheat advanced-7,000 bnshels offered and
mostly sold at 81 IS to 81 40 for red white 81 As
to 81 so; inferior to 10 cts. below
cargo OF 5000 bushels family -four white, at
about 81 So.
Corn-4,0 900 bushels old yellow sold at 10 to re;
new 62 to 66c. old white II to zee; new do 60 to
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

lFrom tnt LOnuOn CnFonlcIeJ
VIENNA Friday-The Presse confirms the news of
the arrival OF 1000 troops Kalafat of the advance
Of the LETT wing of the Turkish army, besides 5000
ol the Turkish reserve from Sothia The vanguard
under Num;k Pasha and General Prun, had seri-
Gus con tct with 300 Russian cavalry. between
Kslalat and hraowa. The affair lasted two hours,
when the Russians retreated towards Slatina
The Presse states, on the authority of Constan-
tinope letter, OF the 2Ist October, that Redschid
PacEa has consented to a fFeeh 2raught of note by
Lord Radcliffe, based on the Cars admission at
Olnutz
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HOLLYWOOD NURSERY.-JAMES

H GUEST, Florist and Nurseryman, a few yards
soath-,rest of the Public Square on which the
Virginia State Agricultural Society holds its Annual
Exhibition Richmond, Virginia. has always on hand
large supply of Greenhouse Plants. Roses, Grape
Myrtles, Magnolias, Evergreens, Shade aud Orna-
mental Trees. Asparagus Roofs tone and two years
old,) Grape Vines Usage Orange for hedges, Straw
berry Vines. (some fine varieties) Lancashire
Gooseberres 40 varieties Fastof and other Rasp-
berries, Rhubarb, Pie Plant of different kinds,
&C &c,
.4ueusta Rose-For sale few plants of the new
yellow Noisete augusta said to be superior in hardi-
ness to Cloth OF Gold half of its original cost
received direct from the proprietor.
CHOICE PLUM AND PEAR TREES.
Peays-Beurre Capiamont, Tyron, Canton, Ste
veus', Gennessee, Madelaine, Onondaga White
Doyenne, Louise Bonnie de Jersey, Doyenne de Pals,
Osband's Summer, Soldat Saborem. Beurre Dell,
Bartlett, Dearborn's Seeding, Beure Goubalt, &c.
Some of the above are dwarfs grated on ounce
stock most of them three years old and will proba-
bly, bear the next
Piums-Coe's Gold Drop, Long Scarlet. Princes
Imperial Royal Haliic, Bleekers Gage, McLaughin,
Smiths Orleans, Goes Late Red, Columbia, Monroe,
&c. &c. Most of the above new, not having
been offered for sale this MARKET and hne size TOT
planting. w. p;
Garden az Eden Schneiche's Pistillate, McEyoy's
Superior Black Prince and few OF the new Cres-
cent Seeding said TO be perpetual bearer. ,,,,
Also few new Raspberries OF the FsstolH, " VI Y
der and Orange varieties, very hne ana some VIC
toria Seeding Rhubarb Roots, the largest kihd now
grown. TT. rxaa. nf III L;,ss
-, 10 iass clf,dzt
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We understand that Joshua Bates ESQ.,, of the
house Of Barring, Brothers s. Co.. has been selected
by the commissioners to act as umpire in the set
Element OF the claims between England and the U.
States, and that he has accepted the appointment
II will be seen by correspondence in another col.
umn that Mr.. Van BureN was selected by the COM
missioners, but declined the appointment This
was the origin OF the story. weeks ago. that
Mr. Van Buren, had been appointed by the Presi-
dent-a matter with which the President had no.
thing 20 o.--WdshinetoH Union, Sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21
RAILROAD COLLISION

BA1IxoRE, Nov ia collision occurred weston.
day a, the Relay House, on the Susquehanna rail.
rosd about six miles from Baltimore The locomo
tive and cars were greatly damaged Fortunately
none Of the passengers were injured, although the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among them es-
pecially the ladies. The conductors on each train
John and William Scott, received number of Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21

Ice a
IN a
'dress
St.
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CHAWLS! SHAWLS SHAWLS.-We
~ have an extensive stock of Shawls In store, at
low prices consisting in part of Bay State Long and
Square Shawls, Terken, plsin and embroidered Me-
rino, all colors white and scarlet plain Grape snd
Embroidered shawls; also great variety Of Blanket
shawls at SLIP to $500 each.
HART NOSES
no 10 IS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21

We learn that about the early part Of the week
Mr.. George C. Large the day foreman in the Office
Of the Journal of Commerce, who resided in Full
ton avenue, near the Fulton market in this CITY,
mountains, accompanied by gentleman named
Parker since the Of the latter it is stated
that Mr.. Large committed suicide during their trip
by cutting his throat with razor Brooklyn Ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21
LATEST NAIL NEWS.
DETENTION OF THIS cars

The Northern train of cars, due here yesterday
morning, did not arrive until halspast four o'clock
in the evening. The detention was csased by
dense iog in the river. Wcwere, in consequence.
deprived Of eur northern exchange papers; from
which we usually gather our latest mail news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21
LOSS OF THE STEAMERS LOUISIANA AND
ARCTIC

sANpUsxY, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE steamer I.ou;s;
sns IN going ofthe harbor this morning. with
cargo OF -four and provisions. sprung aleak and
sunk. There was no insurance on the boat
TIE steamer Arctic has been driven ashore IN
Beayer Island, Lake Michigan. She had on board
a cargo OF logs and provisions for canal company
The boat and cargo, it was feared, would be total
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21

c,' Strf2SRD EhBEzzLEmEST.-Joseph Gutman. a
eo broker, was arrested yesterday by
n@ seeney and Patterson, charge of nav.
gss,, 'ee li. check, August 81 from Henry f.
c gu, eierk In the employ OF Nesnnitb & Co.
IT, ion merchants, To the amount OF 81 O0.
ae o9j Get for which the check was given was the
rMasslt Of duties $1,000 worth Of goods from
bea, s' England. The accused being brought
tie us.iee Osborne, found securities for bail to
f'rk E1press friday. - '''Ai so1'---'sp
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HARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber Of

IL fers for sale the farm which he resides, about
seven miles from Richmond near the turnpike road,
adjoining the lands formerly owned by Patrick H..
Gentry containing ca acres, with about 1000 or l2U
cords of wood on it. besides timber; with good ice
house. and other buildings. Persons disposed pur-
chase will please call aud view for themselves -
Terms will be made accommodating Also the stock
of Cows, Hogs, Corn Fodder, &c
The above property will be sold at public auction
FRIDAY, the Cd day of December next, if fair, if
not the fair day thereafter. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
should it not be sold privately previous to that time.
nov 12-dtd* JAMES PADGETT.