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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

SpRpn. 16. gtpp.-Die 3eitmSen BON ct.
Spbns crpdtncn 5ablrrife Oeicrtionen BON ben
tritilGm 5rtppen Su 5reprrd unp ct. Sobus.-
2ln Dem lesten Srte paren AM Scnntd9e 80
Mam nit Sad unb gad unb ben gSaffrn pelers
tirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

eGun9. - Gin Mann 9lanciS
aaprenee @aytcn, Gin SrlSntrr, srrfimmelts id
AM Sprlebtsn 6reitas in Saniaaua, aut pHentli6sr
Straer auf cine gSeile, bic 81 nennen bU9f nns
Idid6 rGre. Der Niann lit untfr bem @tnflub
bon Sduferrabnfnn ais CT bic 3bat rrriGtsts.-
Gr III baran 9eltcrten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
Ge ba a Oatriot. t.
MQemt@mloo $50.
NOttttippdb, OeUpe,nbcr ss, 1853.

s9-Mcrsen (Dcnneritas, NcS. 24,) III Del
ppm @cussrnSr auSssldrieGene Dant- unp Bet
tag. gBIr siele perren ibn bepba6ten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Baltimore, Npp. t3.-Gin ;u Canton
wpbnenber Srlanpr mari bcute in einem Streite
nit Icinrr 5rau rinen grfrr nad ccrirlten Der bel
ibr Sprbri fog unp irin Sinp traf anS auseatIid4
lid tEbtete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

pa~ @rtt @dt auf q unb c Der tirtiId,
Gencral elmer glrmeeattbeiluna in Jlumelirn tri6t
. nj a 9aIdn, mb Der StertrfcblsGatrr DC,
9ansen grmee 3 III CT paItba.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

payG'ptt fat biele g3eIt nittt fir unIrrr watr,
Srimatb beitimmt, Ipnbern SietmrBr ais ben Srt
no mir fir unirrc snpli6e SeimatD beranscbilpe
iperpen Gc(lcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Ra- Cine acknowledgements Der Sclbatcn
aus bent Srteae BON 1912 fol- AM Sten ndd,lten
Sanuar in 9bilabelptia 9ctalten wrrbrn, ipu,u
allentbalben DELEGATION eripGblt mertrn. ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

pGy~ Stctntcblen foitcn in gicu grrt Sc sc
bic Sonne unp cs pirr bCfitr6trt, pa6 Der prrii
NOD uni Gin ScSrutrnpes bGBer lteiacn rirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

BGg"Scnatcr Dcustab mar bel Icinr nruli6rn
Reifc bur6 Gurrpa tei riner !SeerI6au ,u0carn,
bic Der Sai1er BON 8uelanb iitrr feline $50 900
Nfann ifarfe 9lrmre bielt-pie orGste tebenbr 2(rs
NEE In Der gRpIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

ES~ Der Gastcnian Bat ben gtamrn Scn Drill
larb 5iampre, fir bic na6ite grafprtI4aft an hi
Spibe Ieiner Spalten 9eIcbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Bsg~ Inter ben Siirfrn Icll Elm Spri4pprt te
ItcGcn: ,JtiilTe Die Sanb peineS 5eiubes, bis .,
GcIr9enbeit tsfpnmf fe at;ubaucn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Ess~ Gin Ginsepanbertcr Idrc6 BON gtru 2prf
na6 Sauie, ct Bale cine 9lnitellung untrr Der
Staat5rrsieruna, unb als feline gerpantte iGn bes
1uhen prllten, fanben fe ibn auf 9etens,cit i'm
3udttaus rin9eIprrrt. .-aEer au6 cine I6Bne 9tns
iiellunn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
psy- .geenn Is trennt, !ocrr Ganbibat, pas

N" 'gSeiln CO brennt, 9err Eahplpnt, phs
ipiirrrn Sic surrit tGun2
SD ptirre lfI6rn.
SD Iebe, Serr Gdnbibat sic baten mcine Spr-
lriun9en nidt Hei6i9 bcluft font bStten Sie BON
mir gelrmt paB man bcim 6euerlarm Suerf gu fras
gen bat no eS brrnnt,-fbe man lTldt !-es III
pirIe7 p6ti9er su pilIen ais naS 26lden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Bsy"Gjrrr9 Gjpinn, pcl6er IN Gamaoua eli
Srinfbaus bielt unb Ieltit iein trncr 6unpr mar
purpe neulid rines Micr9ens in Ieinrm Scttr tot
aefunben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

6TDe Ser. Staaten 9lrmce ,dblt etrra TO-.
600 Nann. StBtes Sabr fpltrtr jcbrr Dram
rrrlcIten brm 2anbc 5000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

BargddpIas, Der 8atIcr BON 8ubfanc, Icu at
Senator 0cu9lae 9cia9t baten, rS 9Gte nlr ,pr
quite 8c9ierun9en in Der g6elt-pie Scn Ruelanc
unp bic Der Ser. Staatclt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
asplitifd1e Sseipc antaclt i.

Sn gSal6tn9tcn GitY baten bic llricn Demo-
traten cine Srrlammlung terrIfen, In peldr fr
Sff6ltile paiiirrn wpIIen 9esen ale Serbinbuns
init pen Sreeictl unb gltplitienssD Demofraten, ump
IN ilrem aufruf 9eten lie ben Union Demptratsn
in gieu gprt fir ibrcn trdfti9rn @ibcrfanb srs
gen bic 8cinbe her Union, ibr aufri6tiorS Nit0e,
ftibt gu erfennen.
Sn Contra gu DEM Sbigrn ba6en bic Dempfras
ten III ylcu SampIbirr, pem Staat bes 9r6Tpentrr
9icrre, cine Setinpuns nit ben 5resIcitcrS rmr
aeclittcnilen beipirft unb GanSiSatrn ppn 6eiba
6artrnen ernarnt. Gbrnfall0 pllrbe Gin ge'
lAluB pa1irt ipprin Die Snubluns pcs YrSfpenten
bel Der sltieBun9 res Collectors Srpnon bic 8ilis
9n9 Der Gpnsenttpnen erbelt. t.-(6retri }
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

BSS Die Ser. Staatrn babn 4,335, 1853 pfers
be, pSrr etipa Gin 9ferp gu ierer 8anlilie i'm 9anD
S9ip bat bic mebriten, namli6 463 1897 bann
frnnt girwsgrrf nit 447 Ola; bnnn 9ennIYls
oanien NIT $50, 1893 na6ber &entudg nit rs, =
682, &c. Sc linp nur 2,056.6S6 mebr Mtl6tdbe
i'm eanb ais pfrrbe. S4afsS6Irn fnp es In
allen ,699,24l. '.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

p9~ SameS Girrnep, un9efdbr 80 Sabre alt
wurpe in SaYIpr's Spblenmine, nabe tri 0iinerS
pille plGbli9 0etGetct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

pa Gin austru6 BON 5eusr unb 9aSa ats
brm Berg Safer, rinem Der Gaseabrs@ekir9e in
Srr9pn, fanp lebten 9Stnter Itatt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

DS~ Srrr Senator Opusta6, Der ,.SlirIe brf
gBeItens," Der europa, BON 5rantre6 bic mad
8ublanc unb 5iirtes, an9eletsn unp init alien
u9rpbrn Ndnncrn" in Seribrlm9 9sfCmmrn 1T,
rrtart ecuiS giapplean fir ben SrtBten BON allen
unb 6ranfreid, fir ras beitperwaltete 9dnp. Cine
CUTE Gmpfetlm9 fin ben &en prs junsen gnes
rita unb ben fiinftisen 9rdiirrntlGaftS &anpis
paten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

B9~3wei S6Gne BON Geo. SOFmar, in GErs
Ter Gauntp, Der cine "a, Der antrre t8 Sabre
aft, trurben Scrlebten Samitag in etnem Steins
bru6e bei SaItimcre, ipo fic Steine iprengtcn,
bur6 baS Seratfallcn rinrr srrbrn Mnne Steinr,
melfe Iie rrpriiftr, auoentltdib oetGrtrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Ray- Die Gintrpbner BON liverpool CGnolanb'
9aben Der Srau ibrrS lestcn MapprS cine ltlternl
gSie9e 9eI6enft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Cine Serlanmlmg cer Seamten Der Serfdepc'
nsn Sanfen in Neupprf wurpe sebalten, um b
llntrri6Ieife in Grtpdauns su sirben, rpelGe fid
auf $750,000 beiaufrn IcIlen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

9umbu9-Oie 9rcee Sucae allrr un1rrrr
sreblanfeit. Serbannrt ben Sunlbug ic rrr-
ben unIere @eirb8ebsr faf chen 70 lhmm Ieyn ais
bic SlpI1ulen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

B9~Ste Sanrwid,> Snieln, Srn brm @nI6tuB
10 oiel 8eiprcfrn ntrb, linb stp5If an trr 3atl
ttnb enttalten ;uIanrmen etpa 6t00 Suabrotmcts
len. Sirr brr Snirln finb ber9i9t unp unbrrctns
bar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

B@~SiS nS6iten Scmmer Ioaen reaclmSgo
Sicr Danpf4iife 3pii9en pbiIapeIpbia unb 81
Serpccl laufen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

B9~llnirre 0tesirrung ipel6e teilGufig sr1ast
fcin MenIdb seritebcn fann-banbrIt pie elm ;treis
fBpf9rs Sbrr: g8dtrrnp in 9leuscrt Der Srees
iriIiSmus sepfIe9t mb grnGbrt wrp, i6leupert
man SannfIiide iter ben in ORafIaduIettS aus.
Opd, mir punpern uns nidt-ipir erparten nod
6iibi6ere Sin9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Tprp1criptipn pper glr@tma tpr9rn Oieis
nun8SsrrlGtebenteit 1T cine Der i&lintmitrn 5prs
men pes DsSprttSmus. Die 5rr!heit Der 0cpans
fen unb 0trbe in 6ciistn 3u legrn, 1T gerrhtt an
Der Contribution unIcres 2anres. llnb bod III
pies bic 9tegrl Der Eruti9rn 0emptrate
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

Bas~ gdcplaus, Der &nIer ron giuglanb, 1T rin
6rrunp scn gmeritaniI6rn Sanbprfsleutrn, unb
fat einen NPann glamens gBbisSlrr, Spn MaiTas
6ulettS, ais Snscnieur istner GiIenbabnen on9e,
itrlt 0tcfS 9Snaus, BON Saltimrre, um 2pcpz
mctipe Su rrbaurn, unp GraSmlS Cation, spn
3rcY, 9ieu gprf, um &drrrn su rrtauen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

0%~Man best tebt trinrn 3lprifcl mc6r, bas
bic ,,Ntaine 2ap'' i'm Staat 9lruyprf paGirrn
perpe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

BSy~Sri brr g8ierers sgrSfn,mo Der ;tprttrn Wes
tlpbten episcopal Stride in 9rttsStlr, am spr>
lestrn Srnnta9, ipurpe bic tibI6e Summe BON
rtpaS iitrr 700 9baler cplleftirt, pelde CUR 8rs
ltrritln9 ber bur6 bic 9(usteiIerms AT per Stride
SerurIahtrn Soften Srripanrt perbcn Ipllrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

S9Die Stapt eantoIler NIT sinsr SeSSIfsrune
.cu 10000, fat IL gla4tpGGter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

pD-Oic tri6en, furjcn Gage tpmmet-Sie
trauriglten hes SabrS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

SaRunstaublt6. = Cine gleu> 2Jcrt
;3eihtns lpridt ibrr Mleh,uns aus, bab Die Salftr
Der Seurrstriinlte, pel6e li9 in ienrr Stabt 3us
trasen, baS iterlsste gSert Der percnen linb, mel
DE ttr ei9enttam seasn 5euerSsefabr baten Uer.
li3ern Infrn. QIls SerciS fiir biele 8ebauptune
psriueiIet lis aul bic Seurr-llrfmpen, wrlde sei-
gen, bae biz sduFstet Der Sertptlrtsn SrSnpr i'm
Subdltnte ;u bem Druid I'M Uelpmartt Itebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

p9- Sir cine Sase riro in stultraIien SIS
trSdbIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

p6s-Gs ipirb trre6net bas bic 3utsreitins ,iub
Der Serbrau6 riner jebrn Tonne BON Sleirpeie
125 Yatientea anb 5peesf6lle Serlriate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

DieIe 9rp6arti9e, pidtse Srwesuns Der Ses
SSlterlms peS bimmltI6en 9tei6S pirp balPtldds
li8 Dem lansidbrisen 9cie9nctrn sBrtrn rfs Ndi-
iicndrs @ Ii Bld Fl 3ugeI6rietrn. Der Spn ben
9ut6eranrrn in Deutl6lanp nad China 9eIanrt
trurSe, no CT bic dinrlilde Sprade ltupirte unp
6ereitS SbciIe Der Sitel in pieIelbc iberIebte. -
DteIe Sibelii6erIrbung III bic bon ben Snllr9ets
ten tenubte, unb ais gInerfcnnuns Ieincr innisrn
5inaate an bas srcbe gSert Der GbinrIrnbffrbs
r,na unp lciner elin,enbrn Grfp1se ipirb Diff
ipnSr @dblaff bdufs bet Sriname ,,9lpCltel Der
GtinsIen'' 6eselrst. Gr bat fi9 Gin Itcl;es Dent,
nal III prr 0eIdidte rrri6tet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10


The tenth of September is glorious anal
versary but the eleventh is no less SO. In
year and day after the victory of Perry on
Lake Erie when he made his laconic report
awe have met the enemy and they are ours"
another victory crowned the American arms.
On Sunday morning, the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1914, the British feet, consisting of &c or,
II vessels carrying sc guns and 1000 men.
was discovered, rounding Cumberland Head,
three miles directly east of Pittsburgh, on
Lake Champlain. They had on the day pre-
vious left Isle aux Soix, British port, only
Sc miles farther north, ssnd now appeared for
the purpose of cooperating with Sir George
Provost, who had for several days, with a
force of 10000 or $4,000 men, been engaged
in the attempt te take Plattsbargh, then a
small village, built upon both sides of the
Saranac. TAe whole west side of the river
was in his possession, but the east bank was
still held by General Macornb with about SOC
effective men. The riveg is not ten rods wide
but very rapid, and with steep banks som'
SO feet high on the eastern shore. Along thi
shore there were several breastworks AM
batteries at various points, and some 30 rod
farther east was Fort Brown. work of con
siderable strength, and well furnished wit
artillery. The portion of ground occupie
by the Americans forms point or peninsula
not more than half milewide at Fort Brown
and growing narrower towards the mouth {
the river Ii il a mere strip with the river 0
the west side and Lake Champiain on Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
SPARE THAT TREE.-At length the rude

SPARE THAT TREE.-At length the rude
hands of the law have been laid upon the body of
that famous old tree, which cast its delightful
shades overthe grounds On which the new Presbyte-
rian church stands, and its remains are at this
time, doubt in ashes. Bereft of root and branch
es, its naked trunk has long been eye
ers by, but those whs have heretofore been in the
habit of seeing it, will see it more, forever, officer
Irving having taken the responsibility to procure its
removal to some less frequented spot. In the
time Messrs. George & John Gibson have been called
before the Mayor, and by his Judgment, compelled to
pay fine of 81 and costs, for permitting fhe above
log of wood to be rolled from the church premises
and left in the street, by of their employees,
contrary TO the ordinance of the city made and pro-
vided by the Council to prevent distractions in the
streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
so,,xv = THE HueuEsor spnIses.-on

so,RrE AT THE HuGuEsoT SPRIsGs.-On
FRIDAY evening next Professor McEvoy intends hold
ms his third ana last annual exhibition and soiree at
the Huguenot Springs, which viii no doubt be aarge-
lv attended BY onr citizens many of whom have re-
.ceiyed their sTerpsicorean Embellishments" under
the direction of that gentleman. The exhibition Is
TO consist of fancy dances In costume, by the Profess
sors pups and cannot fail not only amusing
but Interesting ofcourse the ampiest arrangements
will be made for visiting the springs from this city
on that occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
THE woMAs's RleHrs CONVENTION ba,

THE WoMAS's RIGHTS CONVENTION had
a night session in New York Wednesday.
TWAS just the thing for the bhoys of Gotham.
The great unwashed took prominent part in
the proceedings. They carried the "strong
minded women and their male compatriots
through the cross timbers, and wound up
their Convention in general row and dark
ness by putting out the lights, as they had
done the night before for the Abolitionists.
Greedy is Mortified at these outrages!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

SPARE THE B1RDs-Cockney sportsmen
have already commenced their mu.derous assaults
upon the young partr:dges many Of whom scarce
ly get upon the wing, and none of whom are more
than half fedged, aud if not prevented by law or
weather, will doubt kill of the young brood en-
trey, long before the season arrives when it would
be sport to shoot them. No who really reshes
the sports of the field and desires to the game of
Virginia preserved, should ever think of shooting
partridge before the 18th of October; and if he were
to wait until November, the sport would only be the
better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS
METROPOLITAN HALL,
NI GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
BY THE


The ARM0RY BRASS BAND take uisasnvs ., a..
nounciDg TO the citizens of Richmond tha+ tbs:
CONCERT for the benefit Of the NEW ORIEaNs
SUFFERERS viii take place a. the aheva $3.50
Hail. kindly rendered by Mr.. r. A. MAYO on MflgA
DAY evening, Sept. 18th. 1855
The programme selected for the occasion fz.s;c1,
viii be found heIow.i viii coutaiu Oyert1res Co..
tinas. &C., from some OF the most popular Operas az
the day.
NORTHUMBERLAND
]. Grand Overture from the Opera, Emma al An
tsocha, Me- H.
2. SAT- sulphar Spring Polka. Pred. Doiii5 aeT
8. Ednburg Waltzes, Lah;tska
T. Duett-'T kz0lc a bank irleyeon The ,,Td 80.
grows" arranged by J.B. smitb
l. Aria from the Opera, Lucia d Lammermoor.y
2 soog and Waltz, my cailaaood Home arranged
by j. b. smith.
g. casaiina Casa Diva" from the opeTa 'Norroa'
l. Henry Clay's Grand March. C.S. Graf,iIa
PART III.
l. Grand Csvatina, (Bagte Solo, arranged by
2 Song, "on ia the Silly Nigat,H tby reeuesi) By
g. FINALE-MedIey Duck step INTRODUCING 't ~
beautiful airs ''Kentuesy Home and Lily DaIe,''
70 Doors open at u o'clock-Concert 10 commence
ats.
CARDS OF ADMISSION, so cents. To be hsd a.
the Book Stores and of j. b. Smith. Esc Leader Of
or of the Committee.
JAMES A. ScoTT,
JAMES E. DuPUY,
THOMAS J. Evans. tComn1;f.se
1No NJ SHEPPARD, Jr
WILLIAM 3. IsAAcs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

ED. DISPATCH Dear Sir: noticed in
yesterdays Dispatch, under the head of Police Re-
porte, the name of William Taylor in connection
with matter before the Mayor, and would say that
that is not VIM. TAYLOR, Merchant, Nos. and IL,
Main street.
Would it not be well for the Police Reporters to
give persons names in full be cautious and make
proper reports SO that innocent persons may suf
fer thereby!
Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
Sc lQ-lt* 8 and ii Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
PROPERTY FALLIso.-Ycsterday affer-

PROPERTY FALLrse.-Ycsterday after
noon, the West wall of Messrs. Pemberton Z Broth.
ers oack-shop. immediately upon the line Of the
foundation for Messrs. Kent, Piine & Kenr. =
store, on Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
ie'i, the earth beneath having caved in, owing no
aoaot 70 the rain. Fortunately no one was injured.
athough two gentlemen were in the shop from which
tne wall tumbled at the time of the accident, and
one OF them had been standing in the West door no,
more than two minutes before the occurrence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

Police CoURr.-Not criminal appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer for transgress
ing the law, and no complaints, that we heard of,
were entered against any offender. Such quiet and
good order add greatly to the pleasures of the police
and speak volumes in praise of the vigilance of its
head, but they furnish poor food for newspaper To-
CALLERS, whose duty is to hash up something reada
bic for their especial departments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

DIsMIss ED.-The summons against a.
for selling liquor be drunk in his mousse
without having obtained tavern license, was ca'ieu
Yesterday, and dismissed the Mayor having osen ~
formed that the complainant had shipped ABOARD some
ve.seI. and smiled for parts unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

PAVING STosEs-On information given
by officer White, Mr.. Daniel Totty summoned
before the Mayor, yesterday, and appeared to show
cause, if he could, why he should not be fined for
placing large quantity Of paving stones in 9th street.
the Canal, thereby creating obstruction, and
at the same time endangering the wall supporting
the made ground the talow-chandlery of Mr..
Hines. Mr.. Totty offered defence, and declared
himself ready and willing to abide by any decision
to which the Court might come. He had placed the
stones there for Mr.. Ford who to have had them
removed at once, but has failed to do Mr. Totty
wanted to infringe upon the rights of one and to
violate no law. He would see that the obstruction
promptly removed, if he had to put the stones
into the river. The Mayor, in accordance with the
promise of Mr.. Totty, determined to suspend his
judgment until to-day intimatug very clearly that
the amount of the fine he should impose would be
governed in by the expedition used in get
ting the ohstl action cut of the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

THR BALTIMORE CLIPPER, on Tuesday the
7th' completed the fourteenth year of its ex-
istence. 1t has always been valuable jour
nal, and We are glad to hear of its prosperous
condition. We remember very well when its
first publication was regarded as an expert
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10

II. j. WHARF.-THE Washington Star states
that this gentleman having abandoned the Chinese
mission win shortly take up his residence in Hi
nois. His now heavy interests, in connection with
the central railroad make this change of his ioca
ton desirable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-10
A VIOLATION William Mountioy was

fined by the Mayor yesterday, on complaint of officer
Irving for obstructing the gutter of l4th street
Cary, with loose and rubbish. Mr. Irving stated
that the obstruction had been removed from the gut
ter, within day two past, and was now upon the
sidewalk of the street. If permitted to remain there
another summons and another fine will be the re.
sult
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r. w sTARKE. ATTORNEY AT

the Courts Of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
AS Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking Of Dispositions lin of his oce)
Proof and Acknowled gments of Deeds, Relinqush-
ments OF Dover &C. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 80, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side Of Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Frederick Sellers and Jacob Herman have been
arrested in Norfolk, on the charge of having muir.
dered John c. Boxley, (he Herald has it Baecthtley)
whose body. was found ON the Colley farm, near
Norfolk q few DAYS since
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OREGON HUI has grown to be HANDSOME

httie village, within few years past, and property,
that but short time SINCE could have been purchased
for mere song, is now commanding exorbitant
prices This is owing principally the fact that most
of the settlers honest, industrious working mep
who have acquired comfortable houses for their fan
lies and who cannot now be induced to give them up
fnrr,
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CITY COUNCIL. The regular monthly
meeting of the City Council takes place at the Cham
berlain's Office on Monday afternoon next at O'Clock
We know of no special business Of Importance to be
transacted upon the occasion.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was dark,

40. Gloomy aay-iust the weather for blue devils
- asi.1as II il continues many days, and after
ssras Tears off warm, there is no calculating the
&c h;l;ous fever and other sickness that VIII
h. nroducsa bv decayed vegetation which will be de
posted upon the banks of water courses and there
left exposed to the SUM-
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Cows AT LARGE.-Every owner of a cow

within the corporate limits, will be spared annoy
ance by seeing that she is not at large in the night
time, for the City Council have soennly declared
that whenever one is so found, her shall pay
fine for the offence. As proof of this, officer Irving
complained against Christopher Walthan yesterday,
for suffering two of his to remain in the street
in the night time and for this he was lined % ana
costs-enough to have fed them both week.
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ScHooLs.-Such of our readers as are in
search of good schools which to their chill
dren, will find suitable ones by reference to our ad
vertising columns.
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NJ G. RyEs.-This gentleman VINO was
SO violently assaulted some nights snce, bs three
is rapidly recovering ,i.m 'he mOlnas
then received by hips, and VIII probably De eAaOeu
To leave his room in the course Oh "eeA Vi so'
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CoRRECrEn MANY

CORRECTED DAILY.
The arrival Of the steamer to-day, ct New York,
has given activity in the Whea: and Flour
kets.
FLOUR-The stock is very small and but small re-
ceipts. Sales to-day at S6a64 before the news and
the close of the day, holders demand higher rates.
81 Q62, and 81 for extra, family 81 G8l
WHEAT-The quantity coming in continue large.
Our Milers obliged TO store out Sales to-day at
$l25Gl .35, with an upward tendency.
CORN-70075 cents.
iGUANO-S55d6o.
: TOBACCO-sales at 440$7 for lugs, medium go
Sl2, fine 12OSl6, extra line 20GD$40.