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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-27

A CUE AND FEVER CONQUEROR-
"A The Compound Tonic Pills will cure the Agus
aud Fever, Chis aud Fever Dumb Agnes In two
days wlthou: fail. They are undoubtedly the best,
safest and surest remedy Ia use They not only
break the chill bat the cause Of the disease
aud give heslthy tone 10 the whole SYSTEM Suf-
ferers. try them, sId be cured
For sale By f j. PfCoT& co.
oc ~ nrues,afs
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4 tALHOuk'S WOKhs.-ist, "a anu Of
a volumes Of Calhoun's Works, now ready, price
70 per yoinn
:. l@te Of William PinkneY, by his nephew, Rev. Wa
E'Akgsg, ID, u. ! vol. ay0. portrait. price $3.50
SsA JAMES W00DHoUSE, Eagle Square
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Two ALL InOoE whom - a4.AA
4 Concern That at GOLDSMIT8S Cheap
store No II Main street, you get bargains in Dry
foods a. he has Just received a considerable quanti-
y OF Goods, such Black Silks at 81 cents supe-
Tor article; Changeabie and handsome Brocades at
Fl' Norsted and silk Plaids, Cassimeres, all wool
ae L,"ihes aud French MerinoS, very cheap; also a
foods at uaost any price; Brdseye and Bleached
N&pins II only q cents; Fannels at great bargans,
also hnbEoideries and all styles of goods He can
n2 be beat and promises TO please all who favor
nun with D cal. E. GOLDSMIT,
o. % No ii Main st.
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ri INE1Y-SEVEN AND A HALF
~ ACRES OF LAND, 81 MILES FROM RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.--We vii! sell g7i acres of Land
3! miles from Richmond, the old Charles City
road, opposite Mr.. A. Bodeker's farm. The land Is
good only cleared which produces we'll
it good ice house, and is very desirable for
the wood aud market garden The terms will be
accommodating. Apply TO
GODDIN L APPERSON,
&C 2t-6t Aurt=
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OFFICE Va CENTRAL RAILROAD Co -
Ricknlond Oct. 18TH 1883
dividend NOTICE.-The Beard Of
~ Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad Com.
pany at meeting held at the Office Of The company
on the 18th October 1883 declared dividend of 10
per cent. on the stock held under the Ac- Of and
'3s, March 9th, 1877, March 9th. l8IS and on the
stock subscribed by the commonwealth under the Act
of March I'D, 1851, payable in the bonds of the com.
pany, redeenable on the 18th October 1875 with ill.,
terest payable annually from 18th October 1855
The bonds to be issued by the above authority will
be ready for delivery they can be
of which due notice will DE given.
By order of the Board.
1-Qw GARQTNTQ Tra,,--o-
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MAmHE DEAsTER.-The brig Rapid, Lindsay
from Alexandria, with cargo OF -four and grain,
went ashore and sunk on the 22d instant one and
halt mile south of Cape Henry. Captain and crew
saved.
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BY GODDIN L APPERsON.
VALUABLE PRIVATE Residence

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
" ON GRACE. BETWEEN aeru ann C7ru
saaEEFs, FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN.-Dr Had.
we ,x; new hopse being nearly ready for occupation
Nh vii sen his residence on Grace street Church
, between ath and 9th streets at public aucficn
unor "a sohsDAf afternoon, the 9th October lSsS
lot bs ns premises commencing at ~ oclock The
back q in perfect repair, has rooms front and
the mos. ores kitchen, stable, DC, and Is among
win he ;ssnsiui N that part of the city The lot
Trn..ulV iaed TO snt purchasers.
for cash, balance at and IL mos
dead =, notes interest added secured by trpst
Tna,oa5.. ne retained till the last note is paid
PIIII neasaSels after the above, viii be sold TWO
tveen oth IN > on the south side of Franklin be-
rnnning harI Iso sh .sreetseach fronting IS feet
Terms shove
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR

71h11H@' 1'AIS. L''H I'M ONA, IHL6udlng Short
y to remove from the city, offers tor sale privately
at her residence on 3rd street, between Grace and
Franklin, her entire stock of household and kitchen
furniture. Most of the furniture is city made, and
has been but little used. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase are invited 10 call and examine
For sale Also eligible PEW ia the End Baptist
Church; which will be sold low, the family having
40 further use for t. oc 26-Ih,+
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CRAsI.-Ou Friday last, the floors in the New
York Mills al Rochester, fell through with ire
mendous crush, carrying down 1000 bushels Of
wheat, $3.50 feed, quantity OF four Sc, into tie
river
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M METROPOLITAN STORE.-Ihe un-
1A dersigned have just received their second sup
ply OF rch aud seasonable Fall and Winter Goods
Our stock If ladies' dress goods is now complete en-
6racing rch plain figured aud Plaid Silks; Merinos
De LANES, Mousins Ginghans, Prints, etc, also
OF every style and quality. Trimmings. Hosiery.
Gloves; and good supply OF domestic goods Please
call and anime our assortment before purchasing
oc 10 WILCOX l. BELTS, Isl Eagle S9uare.
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n E.-Having bought out Peter
~ Powell, hereby appoint him my agent to carry
on the PLOUGH and WAGON BUSINESS, for cash
only.
&C 8-4t II. A. PEARCE.
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FOR SALE.-A large fine Work Horse,
l. works in double single Harness Perfectly
gentle and warranted sound in every respect-prce
$50. Apply JOHN SEAYRES.
&C 22-lw At th. Cain hisa Ho'r1.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RATI-R0An-

On and after November LIST, the passenger train
Will leave Richmond at twenty-five minutes past
o'clock, A NJ and stop for breakfast at the Junction
&C 2o-lnl f.. II. GILL, Sup t.
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SIAR OF THE EAST, JR.-This we'll
~ known and thorough bred horse sired by Foun.
tain's celebrated STAR OF THE EAST, or Young
TELEMACHUS, and out OF full blooded Canadian
mare Will be exhibited each day of the Virginia State
Fair and will be sold public auction OH the fourth
aud lest day ofthe Fair.
NATHANIEL WALTON.
Cumberland. October q, 1855 oc c2t*Ad4r*
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RLANKE1S aud NEGRO CLOTHING.


Re We call the attention of farmers aud others
Wxli9g o. purchase to our large stock OF Bisnkets
ul!ed Cloths Satinefs. Jeans. Kesseys. Pinsd Lin
Heys, English Tweeds. Plaid and striped Domestics
mo heavy oa!rtiHgs for servants. All of which we
VIII sell az low as similar goods can be bought any
where. WARREN PERKINS.
oclZ No tdI Esgls cenars
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nITCHER'S BOOTS.-In store, an ex-
II eellent stock of the above, some extra long
legs, aud viii be sold low for The quality. by
WILLIAM WALSH,
oc22 No. Is, sign OF the Boot
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BY GoDDIN 4 APPERSON
oc 26 GODDIN 4 AppEpSoN -.
DROPERTY NEAR THE CITY OF

60 Sale conducted by GoDDIN & AppERsoN. Auct.
nc S4-itd
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I ,OST.-On Sunday night, the I'D Octo-
- Der, between Thomas Darracott's, near the New
MARKET and the LIST Baptist Church, a GOLD BRA
CELET with three Cameo sets, each set having face
engraved on it. The finder will receive suitable
reward and the thanks of the owner by leaving it at
the store of Siebbins, Dauacott Co, or that of
Merchant Il Weisiger. oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-27

TINO MEDICAL STUDENTS.-A sIIne-
l. rior article Of DiSSECTiEG INSTRUMENTS
to be had at II. McNAMEE'S
opposite the Banks
iR8Old Disc citing Cases put in order. &C a,-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-27

SPECIAL NOTICE.-My Stores, Nos.
~ ID and IS Main street, now open aud will be
every day except Saturdays.
JACOB A. LEVY, Cheap Stores
&C 2j-4t n and IL Main ar
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DLACk AND BROWN V ELV EFT
ID COATS j hive just received. by the James
town "a lot of Black and Brown Velvet Business
Goats, to which would call the attention OF those
la want. HENRY SHAFER.
DC 20 Cor. Main and 18th Street
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~ having returned to the city. latter an abse nee
several weeks) offers his professional services to
the public. Office i45, Main street, Eagle Square
REFEREscEs.-Proiessor c. b. Gibson. PrUf C.
Johnson Rev. Or. Howell, Rev. J. b. Tay Tor Rev Ro
Rylsud, A. q. WORKMAN. NJ. D., VIM. +. Butler, Esq
Richmond Prof. c. A Harris, Prof Thos. E Bond
Prof W. r Handy, Prot. G. D. Cone Lester Noble,
ID, D. g. Baltimore oc 25-tf
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EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH :

Il Persons wishing to purchase PEWS in this
Church, can learn the terms application to HEN
ny w. QUARLES, who will exhibit a plan of the
Pews to any one desiring to see it. Those who have
already purchased viii please call Mr.. THEO.
ROBERTSON, and comply with the terms.
d
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Personal Intelligence.


Arrivals zee rsrday ~ sra 4s.nr doae.:-Gen Hunt
TEXAS Gen Morn Pbiisn- ,bis Geo Fsrgo an, Rich
nun 90 Judge @eIourns Geoipia; Judge JAa ,son, 40
Cha &c DE- Affairs 10 PottoYs,, Gov n DE wy Wisconsin,
s.aas' Gse~irI Fig ", shss on Col Fo1osy p-no.,i
G Go, orch. let. Con-ul N Part.
A'ccb boo Hogbe. A'cto'sbop B%oipi, Nuncio OF his
Bo'iDe-s h- Pops and rh Rev john vr-ps, Of Loa
we've ut ,oprre,I On the Atr mt
Mr. Woodbridge, rbisd-lpb,a; Ole 6 Bull B.inmo,e:
IT Morris sDd ron Poiiscesbp.; Ar. sod Nc. rdwsrd
Mrr PECK On o, n, "a ~sr1s South JacuLaa A.
rveo yesterday st ths Weye,ey Hnist.
Is passing fes SEEKS NJ the POOL in b ddrfotd Ne
sDns,Ls himssf nth d-n,g .enris and tail u
70 tb~ = cers. b. are o.. on target exerei,e
The dop. Bsahs /. at the sans pi4se having g0ns
do~D Tor bir bel poll. cal - for ah-
fall csIopenp He Can do aals up pics, Ard
kDoss about Ms.s scbu. e-ts nifa AIRY bat Hale
CAD ios, HIM on dsnin, for Dncserei co h:ocs snd
cuDI1r
Li-uteuspt Mnury U. g N il sxrectsd 10 return to
,ory by the 1t Of uctoces
S+cret.y Doo,if s,il reusins moeh scs oosed At
Wssh gttL 10 Iefnit him attend he Navy Dopsr..
m.1t,
o NV ss.s. as s .s sa ny,
I.q john R s.n v's cb ssys s
e1esp sa'.h eu.iI Irsdtar As,sts Lili.stb.il Jno
N,,ek Prts,siuri md Richmond IL the ship
ssne,tOvpIy " Pare ! Abrams J s,.ains Z
Htr sor " Jsmes " kiohpra on s. Rcoertsoo
,p,E., qrsr.., Quart Gu rios ss' 8 God
oar G"al l. Try 2 Grumpy odsahimsr Jao y
Z Br,it n H.ssn } Par, Bsebrsch, Y l. aseeml !.
A"rfo tirsh @ Sc Gus u Bose. Dsyis 4 POWELL
s sssse sodir n' Cal. kssp g,, w sl.ns: W
... Hae ans @iii.@. .aa lazy Mas Nv sw, '.ts.
s-r,s VIM hi ter, lazy and daughter Miss TRAIT arp
Marv,ea I sstss y snsen, Miss 7 smith, ass
Clark Ms ors.me. Mssr A santos, brs Wal "a
sti, sna .e', AT Mr. pryne vi kinsqn !, Vae-
Miss Fireman D howen ladi as5 son giss gsi x s
Jo,pr ard Tad ii satou ana itdy, o A i lie oe sad
Psrissn ats o'Kefe w,s Or bite {. u Pns ps and
may oes Wttttle md "a, As. shittie Miss Grace
lady I've children ard s'rvsrt ~ n trett Cousns,
Bhrb,ur-a.d % N tteer.so
from canton 10 H. sh,p RAJ Cart Chss Lawson.
Mr. Jo1 Fitzpatrick sno Chisete serynat.
AnsDLsme James Sssit, died . the Boston Jail 90
he go Ii. mad beeo. ought tosre but short
SIM previously from Eat Boston, for drunksnoo,s
PmADnpnA Angus, z5 Kspor'ed by Keen lay
l0r = FSa Boovd 81 o. Penn 81 cash 81; 100 DO.
"a LIB 20 50. 300 Csmaen nod Anbly RI ~ 20 90,
2Ig0 E-aaipg KK o. 10 bb ST. zoo s,huyk,u Nav
cs.h rs. lW 90 %, 60 d. b5, 10. lCa - au len
Nav. sferss 31H so d. g BIN so d. can s2ks
25aro no BY 1uU o. nc 324 o. d. cash 81 100 ~
bA ~ LEI cash 3iM, lt6 10 % 49, 30 20 caan
| 40 Morri- Canal D6 II rs Unoa csaa ilx . 10
Az PenIa RE. 4sH 80 Css. e, vsIeg Rs, b5, I3X;
90 90 1917 Befscen Boaros : 500 Pn.ps .sd Sutpufy
y. 90; 10o scbuyk Nov Prefs-rea rs s2I 100 10
sIz, q o DO IS 80; 200 do ak 100 Do c.o 5iT m1
% % 3ih 400 Loog Land kR os I5I; 100 do s5 m,
| I5N 200 90 's&nt, ltxi 100 do "a i5% Srcni
Bxarsf--N Pcnna SIS %; 100 5chuylh Nav S,sfs.rvd
] BIN; leo DO. 60 $3.50 DO cs,h, six; $50 do IS,
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Died,
On Thnypdsy August Is OF cancer, Mrs. MARIA JANE
1cs frssras the faulty also those of her soma I'd
Arm.trcns Stotcbdsd and friends Of MIS- Melvin, are
uly tho funeral this afternoon,
at li psst ono O'Clock, from her Late residence, 96
On Wedresday, August "a Mrs, BOYLE aged 81 years,
srd resident Of this CIT, IS years.
The relatives AAd friends 1t che family respectfully
invi,sd 70 attend her funeral from nor lats rsdenc
zS2 Mulberry street, this sftsrroon, At clock
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 24th inst. EDWARD sPEs-
On the 10 h inst, UMAH KUsTz after . long and pro
aaesd llusss, which he boe with resignation and for
o. Wednesday, the oath inst, GEO. RoDxAS infant
son of Peter w: AID Mary Nssfui, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the faniy respectfully invited t,
st1rd tas fuDe al this afternoon 1T elf O'Clock,
from 20 Watts street without further invitation.
On THURSDAY morning, At S.ratoss Springs. MARY JANE
Hs frisLds ard those Of his Drothers In general
respectfully 0 attend funeral thiA afternoon,
1t oclock from nsr fathers residence "a Caharias
On THU day, August 25th WILLIAM EVAN sUrHkR
LAND, infant son OF John and Matilda Sutherland,
ageo weeks.
Funeral at O'Clock this afternoon, from 50 Lewis
street..
On Thursday, August 25th, SIMEON MARSH MURRAY,
bge0 year. ~ mon hs and Days youngest chlid Of
Charles l. AId serah Murray.
Funeral thi. ii seInoon 81 clock from the resdsncs
Of his fAJher ~ Cannon street The members VI No
chaDics' Locgs Of D. +. ll3, also the members Of
the JouIpe, ship Joinefs Benevolent Society, ike
wiSe al ffi1L OF the IAuiy are invited 10 attend
In Now OIssDs on Tuesday night, 10th lust, at IL
ociocA, OF yellow fever ALEXANDRA STyEs, q native Of
Scotland The above bat short time = rSsdent Of
New OriesLs. he WAS excellent mechanic, aud did
much towards tie aovahc Of the
he the inventor OF several usefIl machines
DISPLAY I'd great genius and skill ne has left small circle
II dsv0teu friends mUisterod to him his
distress ana soOshed bis last moments.
On rbursday, 26h nat. Vt sp.smodic Group, FRANCIS
XAVIER JkNnErT. aged months and days, infant son
u VIM. AID Margaret A. JenDes
rns friends OF The family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral thls afternoon, o'clock, from
the residence Ut his father IS Green street His
mains viii taken Eleventh street tor intsrmest.
At Cold Spring, Toursd-y 25th init sitter short
bat severe illness, Eliza daughter Of the late Dr. Cnss
b. Young
The fuersl te,vices will take place this afternoon
0'cOck, from her lac residence Toe relatives ami
t.isnas Of the family respectfully requested 70
attend.
On Thursday, August rs JoHs MCGUIRE ut tho rei
o.Dcs Of hiA brother, eyed 70 years.
His rieDas ana acquantSScss are respectful invited
10 sttsso mis- funeral IRON 6z Cherry street. O'CLOCK
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Married,
On Wednesday, Oath inst at Calvary church, In this
city. By ths Rev. Dr. Hswts CHARLES r. aAaroeD Esq.
VI Nov Yoeh, 70 Aias 1uABsm A., eldest daughter Of
Col DAVID Losnsy d Msnph,s, Tenn.
On hu5sday, 18th INST, b. his Honor Mayor Wester
veit. wul1Ax o. vAIHnIG 70 ELLEN RIsans all OF this
city.
In Brooklyn. on Wednesday, Path inst, By the Rev:
Or. W lch, Mr. J0Ha W WATKINS to ANNA g. daughter Of
z l. Whitney. Eq., Of BrooAlyn.
On SUNDAY. August IL, at Highland, Oakland county,
Michigan ~ Rev. J Cossrt Mr.. HoaAsD r TooxBs Of
brocAyn l., 10 Mss HARKEr FLOwss. OF Zig nlAod.
On WedDssday, 24th inst BY tbs Rev. Mr.. Bruce,
syIyAsvs MAYO 70 AAxm L0U1 daughter OF Peter Rit-
ssr. bv<h OF Hoboksa, N j.
DC Monday evening, August q by the Rev. Charles
Rsyp0ios Mr.. J FRANKLIN B&0wH to kiss LOUISA G.,
youngest a.ushtsr Of Jonn 9. Nixon Esq, eli Iof VII
hamsbuig, L. l.
Canada pa pers please copy.
On the 2lst inst. By the Rev g. W Vincent Mr.. JAMES
CAMPBELL 70 Mise MARdAKzu L. WmsOS, both Of Pnila-
deipbis Si,y.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On WednesdsJ 2Stn inst 1t lsip, l. L, BY Rev. II. II
Davis WETHKBURN smith to MONA c. daughter Of r. q.
Woderstxsrdt all of Louisiana.
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FIRM tse Cincinnati t,,zs.ts
The Northern KeDslcky Imp rting Association Of
Breeders had auction sale Of tner pure FLOODED
short horned stock, purchased in England in 1853
a. the farm Of Brutus Clay, Of Bourbon county
kentucky, on the 18th day OF August, 1853. The
association is q Kentucky one, and the purchasers
were put une er obligations not IL remove the stock
from tn 1t State for orc year. With this limitation
the sale was we'll attended and the bidding spirited
BUIn-1 You're Cb,ipp. white c.',sd 10 MAY 1850
coat IN England rsy $500 old Tor - COS, Diamond,
B. he Count yosn carved in Jolly 1851 cost s525 sold
for e2Sk o ontot rcd ara shit- we'd Ssptem ,er,
February 1858 COST 1870, sid tor s.475; eraor,
white esIved Ap,n 1854 cost $500 sold for 81, 0O0
T. Bill vile ,oAD csves January 1852 cost 81 $50 od
$40 col, Tor 1855 FortunAtus, roam. csivAd
Decense~ 1852 4 1916 sod for 81 800 10 Yorkshire
AaDlSd csIk raa, cAfysd In M.rcn, 1852 cost rs,
Cows AND HnrEEs--l Lady sraDboce ROAM, csIved IN
iS47 co@ 1913 roc Tor 81 500 Lao, FAIRY ed c.ved
cslv.o Js,v $50 SITS I'D Tor so o;
Goodne.~ red csssd Is47 c,., s52s soId for IL
025 s Cen r-~o ned rd 1851 80, s77, s,ld
fcs ss25 Fquits do, -ti sived Marc 1852 cost
$500 solo fer 81 oG' T. iecssc- roaa, csised April
1882 cost $500 . tor $500 Bftc,ls, co.o tsi1 Of
ksctisce, cost s2to pcd fcr $3.50 d.sk ROAM
cxived August 1891 co so ssdfr % nh0 10 tsoT
Caroline hsbt e-Isad u 1881 cost 500 "a to-
$50; IL puches- q 'uhe. lard I'd c.Ived Drcsmber
1850 cost $.I5 ecio r $500 ~ Maid Of Nal y rich
roam calvtc Oo'oosr 1851 s775 .od for ~ 200 70
Muffin red c.'ssc JUte, 1852 raSt s22s sold for
Soes, ~ OfpbAn veil c&V~d lgsnbsf. % Q @f
$SI5, eold foT 81 0'0, Is FNpe,y ~hie cslysd Nov.
1861 ccrtt326 f0r sso5
sfiYtP soutna"-r =, css old for S155 $3.50. 1910
and see. for $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 C,,- VOID q bucks 81
010 $40 spo o e.e- 1910 $50 sl2l $50 $780, $3.50,
500; Licet ief 1 oucH ADJ u4ss Tor S62 sscs
HoRsx- C@y.'snd sry horse young Loro) cost o..
900. sold for ~ 500
THE RELRssE OF THE STARLIGHT BY THE
ErGLIsB.-A letter from the Amer san Consul at
Charlotte town. y h T., Of Aug Is, has been re-
ceived in Boston which states that the schooner
Star Light, of Gloucester WAS brought in there a
prize by The English steamer Devastation, for fish.
ing within bounds, The Consul protested against
the jurisdiction Of the Admiralty Court there to Try
the matter, on the ground that the Starlight was
seized In Cunadian water. The captain of the De
vastatitn then announced his intention To take the
Starlight TO Quebec fer trial. but finally, upon the
promise OF Capt Mcdonald to be more careful in
future, ne consented 10 release him upon payment Of
costs, about $50. No other American vessel was
known 10 have been captured.
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RI SeKi iooSs. Rs.les RR a Nx; Ps.sa. n.
- Lsss Isis.s RI. 8 iSX, 60 s..Ass al Is siX;
~ - IN ss1s AK 100 5csuyAdn Nav. Preferred a.
Slh leo 10 SlK; 3o0 do ak; 80 ID. slxj 100 d.
.ssn, SIX; ~ q Slx 100 "a. s. SIX; - Naarsgss
2Sx; lo0 New Crssk Cosi o. 8; 500 AorriA Canal Is.
lox; 100 a.. bSwu, l6x. AAxxst steady
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HcFAaa Marine CosxsspsnAsnes.
BALMoKH Aug Is.
Ths schr Mary Forrest has arrived hsrs from Rio j..
nere pas:sd gong In, brig Mary Adslas from Efsrk.
PMADzPmA, Aus 26- Pn
Arrived-Bsrk Jas Bsyiay. Brook, Crsbb Island; brgs
Erie Baxter Boston, LAooos Bradbury essusgss soars.
Colds West, D,ckso1 Ns~euyPort; Smith ratsls.
tevaat, Corson, Bristol RI; n CArHals Sippls. Es.t
Green viob Mary 6cun, Dean Boston; Ansgsa, Stxh,
Calais Or'ends, Pinkham, Portland Csrdenss, Berry,
Boston; Geo LuG nningsworth, NYork; & WhsAton,
Psoccast Pawtuckst.
Cleared Steamer Kennebsc Clark, NYork; bark L.
oopia Howes Boston; brgs Blb~. Perry Rsstos; sarah
Nah Blaokmaa, Warren, ri; schrs Ontsds. Daggsst,
Bostoc; Oregon. Lunt Ne vburyp srs Rainbow. Culvsr
Warebam L Sturtsvsnt, Corsou, Providsaos; Lavissh
Ja,s Kstchum, Brooklyn; Cxrdsnas Berry Boston; Geo
LuG, Elingsworth NYork; A P b Wheaton, Panoosst,
Eddyvile.
Arrivsd-Ba,k George smouse. Galveston; bdgs Car
lam and Sarah Voc Phisdel 3his schrs Bsgsuxa Co
pia and Ontario CO. Comnsdore Kearsey, ana Piyusuth
Rock New York John Champion, Htgoee. Edts, XII
II wnssnd and Challenge, Phiiadepha, brig Wheaton,
do
ED0ARrOwu, Aug II.
Arrived-Brgs savapt (BF) Mills NYors for windsor,
NS; Ann, Campbell DO Do Hebros Strating do do Mary
Pierce Pierce New York 70, Bangor schrs BrAsss..,
McIsty,e Philsdephia EAstport; Daniel Brown Phi
lad@phia; soop franklin, Avery New London for Bos
ton.
sailed-All the vessels above reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

CApt Q Aleus " Pors~ncuts rsosntiv q Wig
hscues, ~ ~ hs for 6Avaunsh, 70 taks osmassA
- shp JeAa Guessing.
LAsAcnD-- Al CAssryAsd 18th inst ass terk o. ~
tosa seneA ~ julia Dean built By Mr. Amss Dyer ead
owned b CAaFssstoa 90
A. DsaAsissotsa. ueth last. by Msssrs jos HAlnas
c. Ans bArk u - teaa svnSd By Cast Edward Fina
ard others, of ChavAAm nass, and tho builders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

RAILROAD ACCIDErT--THREE PERSONS KILLED.
On the 10th mt, cine nile. ABOVE Marietta, Ga,
at water station, the engine u the last down
Ieinbt train for the Gay blew ~, k,liiug the
duttor, Mr.. GreesnD, and swn lenne-sse cans Jas-
sengers,) names u.ks uw'n, seriously woundiDg
others. Mr.. Carlton, ? ireDan, suGereu ampu'aton
OF one " ms arms las Gigt Of THIS place. on &C
cunt OF inJary by tne disastfr Another DIR man
was badly injured, bat was left Mr. Carlton having
legged u be brought to Nj bighsmlth's house.
where be II dong Eli Tie down passage tram
wac delayed by The accident until late hour the
afternoon, and 4 Vas night before il left Marietta.
The bodies OF The three unfortunate men who were
killed were taken TO Arlsna and we're some Of them
horribly mshgled.
The KoszTA AFYAIR--PUBLIc MEETING IN NIL
wAUKEB-A public meeting was held Ia Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, on tbe 10th int for the purpose OF ex.
pressing as II was stated, the warm sentiments Of
approval entertained by sll classes Of the citizens for
the spirited conduct II Captain Ingraham The front
Ct the Market Hall vas iuminated; IA large bonfire
blszed in the square; the Numbered forth its
sun mons, and band of music dscourSed, at inter
walls, appropriate patriotic air.. The meeting was
addressed by two or three individuals in a very en-
tbusiastic manner aLd number Of resolutions were
passed, compIinentlDg Captain Inaraham for the
patriotic stand be took In relation to the sffair In
smyrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

fly sASny Hop9 PRINTING TMNsRAra.I
dIGHIAsDs Aug rs -5undo
Ono sh o ard 1--WE b,xs ous~r,d osusd are bsceimsd
In the oay s,eeust GermasfA shp and 70 hrgs,
in n cffrR bound in
Weather calm and hosy outdde.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

Excrr,ro Boar RACE very exciting boat
rar came of yesterday afternoon on the river, af
toraing much amusement o aquatic sportsman
and the citizens generally a large number OF whom
A. ,l1e contestants themselves The contest wss
between Mr. Lakes boat canoe built, and con-
strucled by himself aud Mr.. Dubignon's boat.
Clipper built and brought recently IRON New
York The distance was mile--between the Up.
per Rkc Mills and Lsmars Press-- each boat ear
fying ak oarsmcn The race was closely comics
ted-the canoe winning By only a few ieet-savan.
eaA Courier, 22d inst