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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25

A GREAT variety of FRENCH CAN
n DIES for parties and weddings, just imported
and for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
no 81 next door to Exchange Bank
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FANCY COLORED BUSINESS
n SACKS.-kEEE. CHILES & BALDWIN
have just opened large lot aad fine assortment VI
various coloTed Cashmere Business FIocss. FIicsa
from gs 3 to siS' No. io2 Main Street.
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noi HlNu! CLOTHING HAVING
~ too large stock of CLoTHINg on hand anS
t wss 20 Ieoufe It the subscriber knows Of no bet
ehasers Hs has , gner great inducements to pur-
GLoTHING at prices suit the tmes 70 zen aus
saps n n s Rass IN The best STYLE ali
sure you of the fact that the ehsa sncitsd, 70 as
Clothing can be had at suehpesl and best
No. . Main St. opposite City Hotel. sisn 81 the
- - no %
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10 Gun sUBsCRIBERs.

Tbs Of rerson uton books
psSDsss - shs sMeserpsos be y
D.SSt subseubsss oSwssd aoasy lss, psss
which pu BE- paid sAd ~ BY ourselves IL
Tbs COUNTRY PAPER 10 ssbiishsd tweky dsnas sh~
of Cosssss Asd ssu wseky during af
Subscriptions period thAa
psspoxsioned the above annual E A1iaaa
0S~ PosTMAsTERB agents saA ~
sehdsnx subscribers, with 600 enclosed
SEMI subscribers Szo oasie~d; WEEKLY
1bcLos. with eio enclosed will be n'rd W copy s Tho
they subeuinsrS for, svs 81 u
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R,MovAL or THE DAKoTAH IsDIASs.-The Mnnsso.
~ nenoc fat. nnhlished al ST PAurs. says:

RsMovAL or TINE DAKorAH IsDraSs.-The Minnsso.
ia Democfa published at ST PAups. says; .t
Ttjs measute so desirable for ths tranquility and pros
perily Of the settlement on the Messspp' is now being
anciIy and efficiently effected Tho Msdawskan'ons.
incladng Wabashaw and bis band, are all now an rowH
Tor Their new home on the Upper Minnesota
The Dakotah title to all their lands bordering on 'ns
Mississippi wss extinguishcd by the treaty o. lssi and
when their emigration completed, there VII not DC an
Indian village remaining The banks OF the" fathsr Oh
aiers between the Fails OF ST. Anthony and the Gun
OF Mexico. ~ Es1 81 .3Mi. ,gq.. 4 Al. az,
Gratifying a. il il 10 these people take Their hoa
deparus from their rrimeval homes and quietly resign
their domain their civilized brethren. there ~ yet SONG
thing melancholy, something moufniuy Impressive IN
the scene. -.
From " time immemorial,s the Dakoahs have mad
their homes upon The Missssippi river wan ~ every
thing connsced with their history and legends assoc
aled, aud according to their rude theology, fhs Waksn
,anka has sasctfied it's waters. Do s banks 'nen v'i-
xes have always been erected and there are the taves
where sleep their ancestors Of generations
Whatever may Be the feelings Of tfier sncce.sos 70
I,ses~nx their departure, fsqoifes no distorted
nation to copcsvs thai ,hsiremoioDs are anSsa'"s pu'
pleasant and consoling. t.tf NJ ft. rt,s5f F
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North Carolina ssx Per Cent. State Bonds.

I North Carolina Per Cent State B0nds.
TREASURY DgrARrMHsr,
.a Il "#t# t Rnlciah, IN. CD August H. s5J
O'Clock, m 3o Of september for tho
chase of '. @
bonds issued of North Carona. .g sgrs
These bonds will bear he first of July, ls53 and will
will b. payable the rst days OF July ana
January year. t''g IstattI @ N''t Aslel
principal payable
plbc The city New York; unless when purchaser
prefer lave them made payable the of North Cno
Ina. s- 4teN 1GI H5t6a .HFe8if .HU tapf.ftsM
There the authority tho legislature OF North
Carolina nnd
addon the faith OF the State all the held by the State
the sr road and The dividends from Pledged
0i their rrdempnon. " hH t' @h t5.@E
they win be issued in 81 $780, purchasers may
prefer. tsH n 81, Er
These bonds by enactment exempted from Xaon
bidding
posas North State bonds In
ork citd In the Of Mess Brown De kosse 20 Pon
v New York. iG#4 Fel4las-Hs
The opened Republic, at o'clock
m 30th OF sep'cnbrr presence u.
president tho said bank aud r. Brown hnd David
k.eem and Others. fa=s..S
Successful bidders will be required Informed Of tbs
OF their BIDS depo' In bank die amount OF their bids
The July
lie State Of North Carolina. iHtt +
This either In Rank of the Republic, New
York, North
Of Cape Fear, Rseigh, North Carolina.
application Office Mrssrs. brown DO Rosset
.'.tf.F -. .se-#r ts 5s. 4 aif 45.Y ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of Nouh Carolina
Sep g-codid EHt ~ 4A aAt
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v5nrg Ladies' In.sssat., PItssnsid, M.ss.chssssts'
WELLINGTON H. TYLER, A. NJ,
j. HOLMES A0SBW, u. D.,

tern A. m ths ~ OF
p,caon fos place. dtsirsMs The oc.i"s u n.e.sa
hsa'hfs the wistAf co~ hws s"t ans
those srrs ehassvs hor1ata hseh he sss pssvose
pysca csinfs ess h~des oshss In o. ths n1ss
IA ,he land We commend sf the fnsrfa ~ "g"
dscrh"sy s<~cs,'cr IN nsw y.~s' eoss sce
anfise Ss s In tss,uss asA why esvend -
s sas Enss isscsn and sios profsoss'v so
tsy Z Sentistssh, basiAAo hdWr fActWsys ~ -
~ ysees sssssesus jss sssA hsl vvssasse
sssts-Aha"d" kaills sels Ef ~ ass = y tfniass
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ICH BLACK nI4BkH.- We have ahcut rs pseoss
high Hack Sros Dc Rh,res raging Gom 70 81 30
" M n winch fnVfs NJ The lndss,
desirable asscrtss " oth~s
of The makes csserstd ns
hnvrktiiy sua richn-sA. ~ s3~ "a t
thst sh continue ~ present p'srs
erected opposite the
are copsssAd ov notice ~tek wih ~
sS''''.~ ss"o. ANpV w. N. sntsfkk CO., I,
Aus as-soaAW3uf i ai N sUsst reNs. av~wvs.
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AMEarcAS CorOnzArIos SoclITr.- The recsps OF
this society during the past month amounted 70
nelndns legacy 81 eoocisft By the la'e Jndes bsf
nst. of CintinnAd The socieiy's nexs sspssaon 70
t;he IL ia ss;i iron BAnimcre On sks of hsvsmbu
~ frphr Norfolk On tkesh~f sAS aAms month,
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SANDs AND CUsIMINGss BRICK MACHINE PATENT
y Eixhts Noures Co have been
appointed Uncd for the sale Of
si II thoroughly and
brckmakerr the be Tie
produced Ii
ces.fuy by the application Of any motive power
tenpered and
brick moulded seconds The be
thus csce'ng In pd,y Of operation other machine
purpo~e knowu. lE3 500 aat H4l Hi1 fat
The the only delayed Until tue
projected abroad xemwb,ie, NJ 20
o and
good title To the same -sL :
Apply by letter pad Al their ONCE corner OF 9Th and
streets, the Post Office Department. Fl .1sE
June I3-eodn
KENTUCKY MILITARY INsrlrUrk, directed by u
n appointed BY State, under the snperin
OF Coonel r. r. Allen, Distinguished graduate o
West practical epgpecr aided able faculty The
addition extended aaurai science and
lhrorvlic aud practical enginsering e Eet ErU I.sf#
The buildings OF the institute will be entirely 6ted and arrange
hsfors Of the
ensuing fall term which will render the Institute rnirsy nuesAed
beah and sgeeahcness esidence
already In 'horossnnsss Of instruction and cacss Of govern
...sser n ..sl.r
The will open Monday in Sep
emb~ s1 Ennre charge 4oo annual tsuf
scons fee ~ cxuaD payable in advance. 8 .lF4 If5
Address the supefn,enJen Asy fninc, Frsnkin
", kenincky,rsr The undersigned. TT N Z. l..--H
E- -.H r. DUDLEY,
June f5-Jawtm President oftbe Board
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HE will begin Thursday October
L II, tsS3, and end is' OF March, feSA
Principles aud Practice of and Cnica
r. smith, M. ID.
Chemistry and rharmscy-wm r. A. Aiken, N. D.
Pnnerrs ana Paeuoe o Medicine and Clinical hedeirosan
u.l Chew, NJ. ID.
Aha"my snd fhv-ooEy-Jpscpf Robey NJ. ~,
toh<t~utcs--Vchsrd u rhunss
Maeta Msdca, Therapeutics Pathology George W. M,on-
berger, N. u. Z" EN
Prcsicai Anstomy-nrs~ick n smith M
M 10. " cosr. sSo demonstrstors fec, $40, maicus
ton, s., graduation, so. 'A H Il
manA the Bsumos nhmsr containing 100 beds belong.
Universy, and u managed attended
spen s a~cs'asss of the t,cushoat yss,
fse- y L4gs .sa Vif..s...2 ,st t.s RI '
BsIum~ts ss i"w ssy Atlantic city l q y.
--,-.1 .g.lni A. 8.a. 1se RI wh- n. A. AIKEN, M. o.,
Aus QJ-2awf15thOcf
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nEPARTMENT FOR TOILET AND TABLE G GOODS
" We appropriated ,he the
crip0n goods where ali be found general
superior asortn~nt OF Kind OF table and toilet ne bed
quits, blankets &c. u tAA
The iowips received
unusually good and cheap; .ttt tet+t. Ea4a ~ Ht
syie white weltcd
pink blue bull Dresaen of all 90 BY IA by
IL 4 taeW st f' +i - 81 tL
packages toilet nj above. i stsA
pieces aud white diny, 4 and 81 widths.
" French Eagsh cbatses
eec qualities and in coors md patterns
Superior Rsss Bansisy Fsmsh, aud Irish sbesungs, MI
Widths 81 Ia l.'s width l.-e.s rt
Pillow of Rcbsd.on Hepdevson and
Nchoans make all warranted sale, IN 3 and
64 wsdtl~
AI.o lot Of beautiful snyrns uimmng bed linens,
which, being all linen, will wnsh with the nenr and
long t. f-s-
A-o nasquito This
Article will he tnund useful juet Dew .ll asE-
think have little Of almost cyc kind
To THAR respective
attention
and cng OF furniture goods etclnsvey no one
need u being suited here. '5s 35.t II.
and stock Of single
taiic cloths for dinner family ...s o. rla...
In Belgian follow OF superb quail
ity, unique patterns, aud unusually reasnaasie @
l2 Cor circular tables I2 BY l<s 1914 by la4 by
tables, and the lengths
all finished nud hicbcst style Of
Atso napkins and doyies 10 match u fa4 20 le e-.a
English cooed wine eos, asd fruit and nseer bowl
doyii,s matching. = II. E4s-..
srns. Efaa aN5h t
Plain q and billiard cloths
"a for piano and table
respectfully through
make appear that their dealing wti
" "" cLAcETT DoDsos.
Sep a-co3uf
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I'M, EDWARD II. CAHMICUAEI., from Virginia
Offers his professional services cuZsns II Washington
His residence and o,bcs i2th adjoining tn. Irwin
Hosl. f###HE ssU1s@ Ap 6-An
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

#U II tN .fierandro, Ftrsiuta.
N The
study embraces Ensish
Greek French and German languages and thorough of
Lectures natural phssophy, chemistry and
BY delivered 70 The students du
ring the
I}avieg es ofih~ ORDER and
the faithful
thorough instruction and full and extensive
~ cdorrbon. n#[
Terms, S6o for III. academic Of
months. payable quarterly advance The modern
qsssssr Circulars be ob,a.sd ny sddes.na The
der-igaed r. H. Il. hsoCkETT,
Ana o0-eodet Principal
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uARBLE MANTELs-uasble Works-T'he subscriber
III inform friends snd the public that he has In
stock marble mape comprising eenna Brockede
spanish, black MARBLE richly carved
as, beet quality sye, and nush
Aiso marble
oss and head slabs marble for window ,is lin
tells platforms marble ui, snd table
soapsons, csicissd piastes ~ 80 P~r barrel 4 = II
Also of brown New York
hgs bsIdng lie invites the ssn
Of hnders other. and win cndszvor
.rN 9I SIR WIN. RUTHERFORD.
July 77~3,s~6m On street, bviwecn l2th and lhh.
LOR VENTThss -,cy brick house, consnine base
and 9th adjoining spacious oanda
containing cis.srn OF water fruit gapes &c Rent SfS
year. r. Hfre rgs #@
For further particulars nquiss Of Hon. Kendall WIn n
snckn,y room No. ia Fowicrs buildings corner Of and
r r. s#.#" r
July 3-TrAsT
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UrUMs sUPPLuEs-we ~. ds'y adding auiurnn .upp,ss,
cheap, We shsi be compelled IN
few h to resnove room. .s9s4.
case French mcr,nocs. qnsii,es and eoiors-
pieces all kinds cheap Welsh
hsnneis in the lot + id ff :. -,
black silks s7k ysrd, well worth 81 ia
piece. Canton hsrnrs-, ws fw'l
and tpmpete all kinds Of domestic goods.
10 cartons embroidered collars and pocket handkerchief or
wnh every article usually found In we'ordefsd dry goods
y ! Il HHaN~ !.
dcr. only cash. TO those who proverb
ate. prices, fair Sesng may ,. rssd On IN All
Mis-. Dermous Building. opposite Centre Market
Sept s-s,eon
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school Cumberland University, Lebanon.
ToMness 4 + gfass tE#4gfSF r Fl
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caru,,ess late OF the circui
Z judges Of Tennessee sH '.t ssts ~ r..s
Hnn Nathan Green late Of the Judges of the supreme
of Tennessee. 4 s AEsAt- n = ANfA9N" e-"
lion. B.lnfeld L. Ridley, the cAnceos Of State.
Judges Cauess dcy ,her whole time exclusively
school,
Plan Of astrcionl. Daily examinations. class
books No regular Of The
daily essons the Of the examinations. +
g. Weekly in which
dents OF facts by
and through all tho
practce. Tho framed them prepare
decds, Wills and all docuss
dencc in the trials Some OF The taken by appeal
moot which 10 held monthly the and
public The end ~ every session The s'udens act clerks h-r
jurors circuit Judges and chanccio official
pacics CONNECTED with their suits. t#iftf Et t.EHf
Sessions The the third Monday
third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Tbursday IN July. tEf3lEt ft-s
Eper per fee $780, advance; contngsn,
fee S boarding $50 Students furnish
which had in the Lei bookstores.
Four complete course, unless
No previous study required
any me during the collegiate year. f ~ lisI5sr fs
There legislature connected wih the school.
Number OF stud rnts the last collegiate cgiiysix
r. H8a.t .tf HE ROBEkT l.. CARUrHERs, J1yl9 r
~ Feb 1l--eoly r ste President Beard OF Trustees.
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ny GREEN a. SCOTT. Asotson~~rs.
GOVERNMENT SALE ny ORDER or THE NAVY AGENT
" Washington yad.-On Thurdsy, Ocoesr 9th,
.ha sciI commencing "a O'clock at ths Washington
yard a.. - s....# ..t #..# r4H .4#4.e N u
1000 lbs old 1ics
f4I . bisc ksu,,hs' bellows @=
j lot Of conds ma and cooking utenss
o,220 rough mnske, stocks E..I.
3i< do rf-soi 10
small tubular boiler for experimental purpcscs.
Terms cash, in bsRkahs funds GREEN SCOTT,
Sep p-lawAds Aucnonesrs'
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lied River naxt.

m HE person
vesen for proposals having failed yivs the bond with
p tWa alNl
Proposal. viii uni, day
ocasoned by tho ra and for keeping the
The "r the longess period. st u ~ hlins1
sodeoo s''uA' u''sd not . 'A's'a ' SUM
bidder win propose ran, thoouvhyo
nod Specifying his bid which proposes
perc Tie removal Of the a the said time not to be later than The M
ton free from raft obs,rucion,, M Il l ~. n. n - ~ Il
good susse al00Oo conditioned or The
faithful Each bidder VIII
ODER. a. sues. dsciuaon signed by them as they viii
his bond ~ uretss shovs mcntioned end also the csa
O. d,s usss e ss United sss, sI s state ns Which n be
sders them worth ST. and above all their et and abl
Ties No bid will c examined unless these conditions shall be
Terms Of Payment ss
OF hc Of 500 appropriated or e above object
sl paid the ef removing raf follows.
oi
removed shall ispecrtd BY officer
ptod the War snli appear thar such Ia
$50 $50 portion a pro-
vded para shall be less than
corresponding with OF
during which shall bind haeiio keep the nasgs
Each whole wok-hat for removal Of
the raft and for keeping for specified period No
The will bc addressed undersigned, marked the
envelope, "PsoroSals rsinoying Red rah " t3 80
conac, according % ls ymcn Of the mos. favorable bid
and the n,o.t Responsible bidder 81
Washington, D. u; Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati, Ohio; Louis
vile J0nai ouisve Kentucky a. Louis Republican, 81 Louis,
anSelcia Buleiin New Orleans Il New uieaa. HrpuIean
Gnzcisa and i,eocrai Little Rock Arkansas Telegraph Wash
ington Arkanras. n .f wtLs tsll iE@3 J. j. ALERT
July ls-dssaauwraosep
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s tie AZ pyyiGx IspIAs AfFArRs, Sept j. 1855.
DAoPOSALS will be received a'cloek,
the 4t, day Of Tho month fuasing following
ARTICLES OF Indian goods, <5s4 .tae vi
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nAILY fNSTA I'm ENTS-Wc receiving daily install
Desirable
sales We name those articles
only IA and In store -. 9.. Il
pieces hae, woo Highland plsids, for ohidren
p rnrous rich rbsnds if ~
pieces priced mossseiines remarkably kandsons
100 p,eces style dark cooreA cal Goes =. ..t III.
large sheenss, table east dama'ts
towels, napkins, doyI,"-, &C. .
ion pieces pillow nsn all widths prices,
and kinds. =.
Of linen goods should not fall 10 sramins
stock.
pieces silks Widths Of ha, cheap and ans xossy
finish. +. .5
ioo pieces 6ne cheap shirtins cocns
& caro ahaws faia styles
900 pieces plain cambs and musss great hnr
gains -. .x,....
with many other daily all OF
which oay
wno n n the habit Of pa, ing promptly,
arces prices, and fair desinf sy BE rehed % In AL
o..c, - RI PERRY h BROTHER.
Mis-. D.rmou's Building opposite Centre Market
Sept 6--co6hf
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rAAM for sale in AiexandriA counsy. virktnis, With
- miles Of The aqueiuc aas fresdens
He~se, will sell reas0nabs
fo, any portion lhsrco located wn hall mile Of
Ba CosS k0ad hundred There
bswssn w" i've and thirty Of beautiful land
residue CLEARED Much OF farm
aeledsg twenty thirty might
asa4ow. may be dpoed purchas.
rsfsrred john Ball. Ninth
avsaus q ioratio Rail, on adjacent fnrm f
Mayii--eedu Ff7.f E WIN. BALL.
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JAMES n. eBEKELL.
yO8lAH 4. BAILEY
.as s,7-ssif.o,vif

No s"s s.s~a vss ,y, tess m me- msms q Iscos
koH, ". nofeu. ssenG Washw ron
CITY, caves, has h-ea ARD osaessi LArd Dse as.'n~
NJ s"e N pMsuv sRA apkato~ VII ~ ~s~s
warrant. F.H. MHkh, AGehfs
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s.WO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR KENT.-Two ne n, eigby
situated modern with marbis Insntes
aad
genef family will he upon favorable
punctunI teasn application to - 't lrt~ go 81
u. N. erRA7TON,
ts gf Aucu0as~r and Comms-soR Memhauf,
South eide 9th and 10Th
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sct4et Doardtng and Day school for Young Ladies'.
THE academic year Of this school, ppose Judiciary Square
i and 6vsuy DR. Cashuaa's will Tuesday Sep
20h Th the Whole
thorough and Substantial educai,on and in all departments
b~ ample The French
be conducted by Mad.mosele hoo ard that OF
aic Professor scheI Ceoa containing fuller
hnA addressing the subscriber PHILADELPHIA until SEP
lsts asd amer hal at W.shiagoa. 81 II -
AsgN-~odino STEPHEN II, MIRiCK.
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NRW sPRIS0 &OUDs-P. w. BROWNING msrchsn
TAILOR, uNds Und States ose befs cnl the aitento
the c1ens of Washington and 10 bis superior and
wen s4lected French ciot v~stinxs
Bens determined
fullest t- popular principles of low prices and
oner whole OF
e thus ths of going 10 tile
called stores" for lie spared
" either in
qualify Win THANKS friends the liberal
sanIs, 3--3tawn
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NoiCEThc spdsrrned .s.ocia,ed ,hems.y.. together
IN and arm Of 6HEkELL BAiLEf, "r Me
nposs o(ropAucnns The bsses~ IT, all m various eancs
In the nnd ssoc
tshich rss1,sss varsy NJ Jnha khs~y Cor
-psc sh~y will continue 70 kssp m
mnasa sanriax earon % m@ss kf6sey Co n.t few
es.cS. w PsasA tas % = sss r -" enS s
- - JAMES n. sBEKELL.
snt dsst.oi or yOsiAH 4. BAfLEr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18


The Spanish dancer, Pcpita di Olivia, is creating q
Jnr"e In Vienna almost equal to that which was
raised by Ellsler. when it was the custom TO take
out the horses OF her carriage, and drag her home
trlumphansly from the treatre IL does mot appear
That this favorite greatly excels in her Art but
ehe is represented TO be most beautiful woman
perfect in figure and face and lavish of ascina.
ting action and abandoslae in the Spanish dances
that she fairy takes the sensitive hearts of the
Vienna public by storm.
The Vienna CouIt opera receives the yearly SUM
OF tZO,OO0 from The government; with such SUM
1t 10 not wonderful that good national opera is
maintained in this capital II is said that in musical
Germany there is not one theatre selfsupporting.
The attempt to put down the cioque in the French
theatres has been abandoned the performers being
unable to do without applause and the public being
unwilling, because unaccustomed, to give il.
The King of Bavaria has presented the dramatic
writer, Griilparez, Of Vienna, with the order d
knigh'hood, regal manner Of re wardiog the msri0
Of this clever writer.
Tbalberg, not dspirited with the little SUGGEST
which attended bis FIRST opera, is composing two,
which are to be brought out in Paris and Vienna
early next year.
The direction Of the Grand Concerts of the Ge-
wandhaus, at LEIPZIG, presided over by Mendeksohn
up to the time of his DEATH has been offered to
Mr. Sterndale Benz cit. These concerts are consid.
cred the most famous in Germany.
Mr.. G. Melville, the talented tragedian of the
Bristol corps dramdfqne has repeated his ex-
sraordinary feat OF reciting the whole tragedy or
Hamlet from memory, at the Broad mead Rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN BosroN-ONE MAN IN
sTANqLY KILLED AND Two BADLY INJUREp.-Thia
morning serious accident occurred at the cornex
OF Milk and Liberty Streets the site Of the old Wash
ington Coffee House, where the foundations OF . new
building are being laid. As workmen were engaged
in hosting heavy granite stone, the iron rng ta
which the rope holding up the derrick was attached
suddenly broke The boom OF the derrick fell across
the back of Mr.. Dexter Peabody, stone mason, at
ard killing him almost instantly. He lived at the
corner Of Suffolk and Chapman streets, was about
forty-fve years of age, anu leaves wife and two
children. Two Iri,bmen were also considerably
hurt, badly that be taken to the hospital,
but he will probably recover. Coroner SaG BORN WAS
called to hold an inquest on the body OF the t'Seas
cd The derri3k had been used but short TIM,
and the accident probably resulted from Jaw ia
the iron oston Traveller, Sept. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

On the 18th inst Mt Troy the srussss which had
been put up at the Union RAl load depot, fell With
uercous era h, while the work the n,
AID carried down two OF the with them Henry
Mouten seriously ipiued that he survived but
about hour. L. Prince also hurt SO badly that
his recovery is con sdersd doubtful
man by the name of j. " Marks, stouscu.ter, VIZ
killed At Meop pbis the 9th at house Of III fame by
Meredith Yates Yates suIrendsred himself.
Three negro men convicted short time SINGS bv tha
county court OF Va OF the murder OF Mr Hsnry
nrds0r ia son, led atampt 10 murder Mr.. 3
executed al the house OF that county the h
instant.
The misTs engaged in the h)urirg mill at Gysenfed
Mlls Nd strike for hisaer wages. cha sups,-
siton = tbs nsre Of them vili 80 sgala en- ploycd
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