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Al l,'TTN HISTORY OF NETWORK

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THE HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW-fOhh. BY DA'
T. Valentine CLERK of the Common Council
1.-THE the author of this volume hss been 70 race
prosess OF lie CITY NewYork in such ast
10 Tie reader the present day It's GRADUAL eveopment from
derness &c ndon the maturing OF hamlet villa
and civ The author has syaed himself OF extensive prV'
Extract from the Preface
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Amnsemfnie.

Pesss1ts Soldiers Priests &c. M ,,,
In the Third Acf Grand Pas de Rdos ana Quadfe py N '
I~<<tr Dforet Dumar and the Corps &c Ballet -.
Te iae 1850 The aIs part taxes place 10 the
n the second IN ian IN eyae t
air in sesi WesphGs; the fourth aud hih IN the O OF
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR
Secured sess IN the day only, ~ 81 so,,, " oso
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I DoARD in SOUTH BRooKLYN.-A gentleman

ID and hi. wife respectable young Innsa,
can with large Rooms comfortably furnished or
the wiue frseass and IN one OF tue pest
in South brooklyn Apply No 3o Henryt, near Hamilton
Ref
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iODATING TERMS. ths

stock Fixtures M o. the business Of Al old esse-
hed Furnishing Store in OF tAe principal ihor-
the city, doing cash business OF my dots per
SS Al with custom trade worth i've thousand dollars Pr
year chance seldom h with for DESTROYS Step
min q, cree INTO awellss;ahllshed business Appiyto
STTIWFTI 4 No II Chinhers-s. y Y.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND SEPT q

ARRIVED
Schr. American Eagle, Travis wheat
Schr. Louisiana, Stevens Baltimore, mdse. to w
D Colquitt Co.
Schr. Mary s., Candy, Cape May railroad iron.
Scbr. Eleanor, Townsend, New York, hay, to III
Dowaey.
Schr. E. T Blodgett, Taylor N. York mdse.
Schr: Dwi ght, Davidson, Hardy, A. bany lumber, t.
f. II. Whtlock L Son.
At WARWICK BAR,
Barque Watcher, from Boston.
SAILED
Schr. VIM. Fl. Harrison. Hobby, Hampton Roads
-four.
Schr. Alex. Henderson, n. York, coal.
Schr. Orapeak, Howell, Port Walihall, ballast.
Schr Susan, keter Hampton Roads, flour.
Schr. Francis Am, CAIN ballast.
Schr. Ship Carpenter, Burrows, Connecticut, coal.
Schr: Firm, English, for City Point Va, cleared at
New York 26th inst.
Schrs. Wesover, Rogers from Richmond; Henry
freezing Evans from Norfolk arrived a: Boston 18th
irst
Sea. Jos. Farrell. Canary, for Fredericksburg,
cleared at Boston 2Gth inst.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tur RAcEs.-To the great disappoint-
,., az hundreds Of persons who attended Fairfield
vsaferday TO witness the contest at two mile heats
Int enc entry Mai. Bacon's bay mare Die Claper.
ton. who raiioped the course and was declared
he winner no one seeming disposed 10 contend
against another South Carolina nag soon after the
Virginia favorte had fallen by one victorious
crack.
animal aud notwithstanding the reputation which
Nina he's acquired by benting Red Eye. If a match
were made between her and Nina she would certain
ly become our choice. Strong and feet-footed, she
will be than troublesome to heat. whenever
entered for two mile heats, IL her admirable trainer
Laborns under this condition. we really regretted
that she had no competition for the plate"
To-day the will be mile heats purse $780, en-
trance s. free for all ages and 1t is all impre-
bable that least four fast will together
for the purse. IL So and Commodore" ia in the
crowd, il will take fast time to beat him. But
have heard no horse named we will not undertake
to speeula.e epon the result
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MURDER IN ALBEMAR.E-A murder was com.
rni'ted on Sunday last in Browns Gap, Alber,arle
county, by man named Schuyler Jones. 1t appears
that difficulty had for some time existed between
Jones, and his foninlaw, Osgroye shifett. in CON.
sequence OF shiaetts having run away with Jones,s
daughter. Jones, enraged by this eopement.
threatenedkhat Shifet should ever come ,,non
his land, he would shoot him. shifett, in spite Of
lhe threat came on Jones's lot on Sunday, and
Jones seized shot gun, and fre.. upon him, blow
ing On great part of his jaw and producing in
slant death. jones made an attempt TO escape. bui
vas taken on Monday before mag istrate al White
hall. where he was examined, and committed for
trial
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Spirit Of the Press.

Yesterdays Times copies from the National Intel
lisencer the law concerning Naturalization, which
does notrequire the remuneration of all allegiance
to aforeign government by an alien at the time he
declares his intention to become a citizen Of the
United States; but leaves both the act OF renuncia
ton Of such allegiance and that of becoming cit
zen, to be completed by the taking of the oath of
allegiance TO the United States at the end of the
period for which the notice of intention to take
that oath is given The Times does not consider
this as affecting the intrinsic merits of the Kosta
case.
Inc Times noticing TIE complaint of a Democrat
ic letter-wrter that Virginia mas not voice in the
Cabinet, or .ull mission. wants TO know how long
viii Virginia Democrats continue to deplore Gen
PIERcEs blindness TO their transcendant abilities
The AictIhas an article on the value CT Railroads
and the Telegraph in war-yery properly setting
forth their vast importance
The Enquirer has notice OF the explanation by
the stanton Vindieator Of the failure of the $40
Coz subscription by that county.
The Wing has glance at the purport of the re-
cent Continental news. It concludes that if the
Gar declines war and permits the expectation of
gram from the Black Sea, he may mitigate the suf
ferlnss OF Western Europe; but it is of opinion
that all the grain from that source will not eupply
the deficit from general bad crops.
The Waiy has some remarks nnon tho 81 e,;s
.a.i0h against shlnpiasters,' and its ineigcacy in
virginia and 1t devotes paragraph or two to
the Vexed question OF the difficulty between Hamp-
den sidney and the Richmond Medical College. It
contends that Hampden Sidney has neither eouitv
nor la" on the'' side and refers them to the Cour.s
o ascertain the extent of their rights
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AsorHrs F,Rr.-About half past 8 q.

ANOTHER FIRE.--Ab0lIt hall past 8 o.
clock liant night fhe large frame stable Of Messrs
Hatcher Webster. corner of 18th and Dock streets,
men were their engine houses having just return
ed from the burning of small stable fsar sd street
and by that means reached the scene of confagra-
must have been very great, owing 70 the fact that
the burning building was immediately in rear OF the
Messre Talhotts foundry, and adjoining the carpen
stands number of frame houses. The stable, con-
tanning large amount Of proyender was entirely de
stroyed; but ell the mules 10 or 10 IN number aud
the wagons and drays, were gotten out. Messrs
Hatcher Webster run 20 or SO wagons ind drays On
the street. Their loss, uninsured, viii probably
reach 5000
Mr.. Mcbfinn's carpenter shop, containing large
amount of fine work, was onened, and TO save the
doors. sash, etc. from the flames, they were taken
him of $2D0
:, We could not learn how the fire originated-whe.
ther by accident or design
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KpsKrr and his Birds Of Song are rapidly

bringing their popular and amusirg exhibitions in this
city 10 coae tomorrow night being the last oftheir
appearance ut metropolitan Hais The bill offered
by these gentlemen this evening is certainly very
euticing one and cannot fail to provoke emile upon
the countenance of every member OF the audeiicr.
Birch, The mirrh-proyeking Birch, promises to be
himself on the occasion, aud as he always says
lining good, pleasant evening may be spent ia is-
hiie the music from his bones is rarely excited
nu, then there are other rich thnas TO be brought
20 ighfs and aIncns these we think the reader may
nnd several sonss worth being heard. At all
the sxhibuon will be worth than the price OF
admission. that those who buy tickets and attend
the concert will make specnlatinn upon their IN
yesnIent Note the hour, and be prompt IN attend
fee. -
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Nor ALLowABLE.-Last Tuesday after

noon. Richard B. Wesiger made an assault upon Hi
ram W. Tyler, in front of his store, which led to
peace warrant aud the arrest of the assailant. Mr.
man, on peace CT work at Rockets, had left the
job and gone TO the course, without his know
ledge, and that his discovering that afternoon the
negligence of Mr. W. he put another in charge
of the hands and left word for w to call and rec
him that evening, as he had further for his
services Some time after this, while before his
door, az the corner of nth and Main streets Weisiger
came up to him and after applying many abusive
epithets. seized him by the neck and choked him
severely. He did not anticipate renewal of the 1T
tack. The Mayor required the accused TO give bail
to keep the peace in the of $780, which he
readily DID, and thus the matter ended,
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UswELcoaE GuEsT.-Some few nights
since, gentleman residing on Church Hill, was
aroused from his slumbers. by hearing noise in
his room. and fearing that strange intruder
struck light 70 examine the premises After care
full search he finally discoveries coed up on the bed
which he had just gotten, an enormous mockasn
snake about four feet long, apparently taking quiet
nap III very comfortable quarters. How the reptile
had managed TO get into the4ouse, unless he came
down the chimney, was more than could be OWNED
but it would flake no prophet to tell how he got
getting opportunity of inpanting his deadly fsngs
ntoE the person of any Such nocturnal visitois
sometimes met with in Southern States but for
ourselves, we have had perfect adherence of all
''eree ping Insects since old enough to I'M
derstand that through the willy influence OF one these
Satanic agents, our most beautiful maternal relative
the WAYS of SIM
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SoRAs.-These delicious little birds, so
highly priced by epcures aud Others very scarce
in the markets and selling at seventy-ive cents
per dozen, yesterday morning. Notwithstanding the
said 10 be alive with them. few strong east winds
to swell the tides, and the supply would exceed
favorable in few days. Jack Frost viii step in and
start them q Southern tour.
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THROW NG SToN s.-The ordinance
against throwing in the is often viola
ted by boys without knowing that they subject their
dan was tried before the Mayor for his son Johns
throwing stones at Alexander W. Jones, while lay
ing brick a well on Main street between oh and
10th streets Jones stated oath that the little boy
upon the scafiolding where he was at work. and
being in the way, he took him by the and led
him of. With this John got upon adjoining
house, and threw several stones pieces Of brick at
him. NJ. J. was fined s. and costs.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sEpr. 20.

The steamer not yet reported. Our market re-
ma ius firm for breadstutfs.
FLOUR.-But little doing to-day about 500 bbls.
came down the canal. Small sales on the basin az
S6.l2 TO S5.25 TO Bakers. No shipping demand
WHEAT.-N&rkets steady at l25 to 1856 for prime
samples.
TOBACCO.-The breaks are very small, and the
crop pretty much exhausted. Sales az Sf50 to 81 for
iuggs, and for medium TO fair $50 to $780,
The Dry Goods and Grocery markets active, as
there are many country merchants now making their
fail purchases.
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Party Nicknaraes

Among the many bad practices connac,aa
.an parry pof1ics in this country, tia. of
Asing nicknanse is one of the most absnra
Orr candidates are nicknalned, our parties
are nicknamed, and it often happens that with
some assemblages vile epitLet Is worth 4
dozen arguments. 1t does not follow tha,
thsre should be the least analogy between
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FrRE.-The fire ON Tuesday night last

stated in yesterdays paper commenced in the
second story of the brick factory fronting on Gary
street. between 18th and 18th streets, occupied by
Mr. George J. Harwood, aud extended to the rear or
main building ally North of Cary street and
doubtless the work of an incendiary The hou-
ses were owned by Messrs Stearns Brnmmeil-the
ted at 81 5oaand that the alley, in the Richmond
Fire Association which damage about Sl50 Mr.
Harwoods stock and fixtures insured in the Vir
gina Fire and Marine Insurance Company the dam
age 70 which is estimated ct between two and three
tbousard dollars
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On a FRoLIo.-During the afternoon of
Tuesday, Lewis McCauiy arrested and taken TO
the cage by officer Pearce, for being drunk and dis
orderly in the street. and fer making unprovoked
assault upon Edward Selden, while thus excited. On
appearing before the Mayor yesterday, the accused
fined 81 and then held TO bail IN the sum of
500 for his future good behaviour
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QuARrER RAor-A rerr interestinn and

closely contested quarter race off at Fairfield
Race Course yesterday between black horse, run
by Messrs. Priddy and Willis and sorrel own
ed by Mr.. Garth. Before starting, the the
favorite at two to one. The contest beautiful,
disposed TO rrumbe at their losses. The judges af-
ter consulting, decided that the had won the
purse of $oe by two feet four and half irches-the
horse having got the start by three feet, and come
out ahead seven and half INCHES.
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FAMILY SeUABBLE.-The two Ragans,
Patrick, ST.. aud Patrick, Jr, made their appearance
before the Mayer, yesterday, 20 the charge OF
assautins and beating Patrick Brown, but the cCui-
plalent failing TO answer when called thereby
showing Willingness 10 overlook the offence against
him, the court discharged the accused.
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AT regular meeting of the Armory and
Hth, The following officers were elected for the en-
suing quarter viz:
Patrick Hoy, w. P; Augustus C. Winston, w
A. Jackson w. b Dodson, R. s.; Samuel Wicks, A.
Il. S John Wood f. S; David King, T.; James o.
Brien, c.; Peter F. Berry. A. c.; Peter Holloway l.
5; Henry Worreil, .. s; Richard Singleton, Chap
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RISE IN Walton complaint of the
CLERK of the Second Market, Emanuel Raymond
was brought before the Mayor, yesterday, aud fined
SIS and costs for placing live calfin an alley rear
the market, and permitting II to remain there long
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Too FAsT-A fine of 81 and costs
imposed upon Messrs Tornpkius & Register, by
the Mayor, yesterday, for the violation Of ordi-
against rapid driving in the streets by of
their teanlsters.
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MusT Cow DowN.-The Mayor, yester-

day, after hearing tive witnesses, decided that tee
transparent sign over the periodical establishment Of
j. w. Evans en- 14th street, between Main ana Ca
ry streets is obstruction. and must be removed
change st the expiration Of which time if the sign
remains, line will be imposed. III ali swinging
signs are decided to be Instructions, the police Will
have some labor to effect complete removal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29

During the grand mass meeting of Hard-shella,
IN the Park OF New York, Monday night, the stand
erected Tor the speakers. Chairman, &C., tell TO
the ground, iniuring several persons, among whom
was NIKE WAIsH
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E. w. STARKE. ATTORNEY AT

the Courts of Henrico Hanover and Richmond city
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
TO the raking of Dispositions, lin of his ofice)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish.
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Osfce. No. So three doors above City Hotel, CD
North side Of Main street, Richmond, Va.
"a
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ANNoYrNe.-A complaint against w. +.
DrinkaId, for allowing water to flow from his pren-
upon the sidewalk Of Second street, was partially
examined into and then continued, TO allow the
Mayer 10 examine the premises.