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AT Fl. K. ELLYSON's PRINTING

OFFICE, Telegraph Building, Main street. our
business men can have all kinds of Book and Job
Printing handsomely executed at the lowest prices
and with the greatest: dispatch. The proprietor is
now at the North adding all the newest STYLES Of
Type to his present large STOCK and arranging to in
troduce all the latest improvements in Printing Ma.
chinery into his establishment
All orders promptly attended to during his absence
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REMovED-Daniel Totty having had lot
of stones removed from sixth street, a summons
against him for an obstruction dismissed.
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THE BURGLARY CAsE.-We gave, in our
Thursdays edition, notice of the arrest and con-
fnement of man named A. NJ Bener, whe is said
to have committed burglary in Baltimore and fled
from that city, and who captured here by officer
Wilkinson, on information derived from atelegraphic
despatch, signed William Snyder. The accused was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morning, who,
after partial examination was remanded to prison
until to-day. Officer Wilkinson informed the Mayor
that he had telegraphed the police of Baltimore of
the arrest. Bener is spare made, sallow complex
toned man, about five feet ten inches high, black
hair, and was dressed in full suit of black. When
asked by the Mayor if be had any thing to say he
answered that he had not. His wife and child a
beautiful little boy four years DID, appeared by his
side as he stood before the court. The wife wore
scarlet dress black silk apron, mole colored shawl
and bonnet, and green veil. She seemed to be
about twenty-five years of age, and TO judge from her
countenauce and action, we should think that what
be the opinion of others, she looked upon her
husband as an innocent and prosecuted man.
1t is not purpose to speak Of the guilt or nno-
of Bener, of the charge alleged against him. for
we know nothing in the world of him; but we could
not refrain from rejecting upon the manifest inius-
tice that might be committed upon any man. by sub
jecting him to arrest upon information forwarded
by telegraphic dispatch. If policeman has ight
to arrest person upon such complaint, without
being fully satisfied that the person ordering the
arrest is responsible and has the authority capture
the fugitive mans liberties are safe; and his per-
can, any moment, be thrust into prison by the
creature the face of the EARTH provided he
has the to pay for the Transmission of
The Mayor of this city, if he to start for the
North, might be imprisoned arriving at New York,
by message from Baltimore or Philadelphia, to the
police of the Empire City, and if he could not prove
his innocence of the charge alleged against him. he
might be detained in prison for period of time de-
spite his respectabiy and fair standing the con-
trary. We not opposed to the arrest of persons
on telegraphic information prorded the operator at
the point from which the message starts is shown the
authority for making the arrest and is satisfied that
the person sending the request for the arrest is of
fcer; but opposed to establishing principle
by which any man be thrown in prison by an of
fcer without being fully satisfied before hand that he
is not lending his authority to the malicious
ton of an innocent man. by some designing enemy
The subject is one ofimportance when properly con-
sidered, and we, therefore, ask attention to it.
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HE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-The New Or.
leans Plcayane publishes the following table of the
mortality in that city, from the beginning of the
fever to the 3rd instant:
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"iAicuLruRE AID THE SOUTHERN PLANTER
me ssaanton Spectator is helping along the cause
o. the Agricultural Fair, and very appropriately
blends with It's notice of the preparations for that
occasion, reference to the sonsaerr Planter. Ia
which, 1t says all our Jarmsrs ought 10 subscribe
Certainly they ought The Planter l. doing Great
things for the Agriculture Of Virginia. 80
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office ON Franklin street, under the metropolitan
Hail, Richmond, Va sc I6--Iy
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arrested and brought to Court for an assault upon
Charles, the slave Of A Goode. was dismissed from
custody without examination, 1t the request Of Mr.
and charges
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NEW BOOKS-NEW B0OKS.-Just
IN received and for sale by nn,e -,

- ieoei'eu GU g. MORRIS, 81 Main st.
the Ts9e hsiGy Of snd
Sonnambulisn, By A. Brierre de Boisaont-price
s.. o.,. &c.. r.,
Treatise on Operative Opteaiu1ic Surgery. By
III Haynes Nation Second guppiy-price S.
The Maternal Management of Children IN Health
and Disease. By Thomas Bull, NJ D-Si.
The Microscopes, g complete manual on the use
of the Microscope, for Physicians Students and al
lovers of natural science. Second edition, improved
and enlarged, with illustrations. BY Joseph II.
Wythe NJ D.-Si.25.
The Young Americans Library. The life OF DAM
Webster the statesman and the patriot containing
numerous anecdotes. with illustratioas-G2c.
Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of Animals
By Mrs. II. Lee-75c.
Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of. Birds,
Reptiles and Fishes. By Mrs. r. Lee, with illustra.
tons by r. Wer-75c.
The Sayings and Doings of Animals, with l6o illus
trations.
Buds and Blossoms for the Young. BY Mrs. Hugh;
-75c.
Cht-Cbat, short tales in short words, by the au
thor of always Happy" key to knowledge" &c
Soc. Sc 10
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SETTLED.-WlIIlam M0untcaStie, charged
with assaultng and beating slave, the property of
P. L. Woodson YVES discharged, the complainant and
defendant having amicably adjusted their differences
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GUANo-The great demand for this arti-

GUANo.-Ihe great demand for this arti-
Gle in Virginia, and its scarcity both here and else
where has induced us to make some inquiries into
the prospect of its being obtained in time for fall
seeding. From a conversation with one of the lar
gest dealers in the city, learn that it will be i'm
possible to obtain suciency of it in time for fall
seeding, he has just returned from the North where
ican be had for no price He Informs US that during
the present month"; and the succeeding one, some
twelve or fifteen cargoes of gueno expected
rive at New York, but that this amount win not fill
the orders already given for it. He farther adds
that farmers who have prepared their grounds may
go on and put in their seed, and that during the
months of November, December and January the re-
cepts will be ample to supply all demands, at cost
ofSi6 per ton. When used for top dressing the eff
feet upon the crop is said to be equally as good a
when sown with the Seed and there is no other al
Tentative but apply it in this way, or do without
altogether, we have given the information that our
friends in the country may know what to depend
upop,
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me trial OF Robert Swan for the murder a. W.,
y. sprigg, was begun at Hagerstown Nd. on Non.
day-the jury after great deal Of diaiculfy. hay.
ing been cmpanneicd.
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womas's Rfenrs, woMAs,s q MISSION

WoMAN's RfsHTs. WoMANs /" MfssfoS,n
Sc.-We wrote an article yesterday on the
preaching of females. And just as we had
completed it, down came the. Philadelphia
Ereaing Balictin, whose editors seem to
have been puzzled with the feminine gender
almost as badly as ourselves. Indeed the
manifest destiny of the females begins to
attract attention in the highest quarters,
North and South.
The Right Rev Bishop Andrews, in re-
cent article upon Emory College, female
seminary in Georgia, remarks upon the ex-
ceedlng difficulty with which the girls OF
that State have to contend in getting nus
bands, He says that about L 500 girls are an
nually polished" Tor carntshed, process
which gives all the shine, without any OF the
realresults OF polshing) and that only about
coo males are educated in the Colleges de
voted to their advancement. OF course then,
according to the Bishops argument. there
must be a terrible deficit in the way of hus
bands. The educated ladies can only marry
the educated gentlemen. SO reasons the
Bishop. Well, this. is very queer. In the
first place, we always thought that in all love
matters the parties sought rather their oppo-
sites than their likes. Because Mr.. DIDYMus
Dull has spent four years in the cultivation
of Greek literature and whiskers, with his
eye meanwhile ina fine frenzy rolling" over
a sheepskin, visionary as yet, and everlast-
ing fame but six inches beyond it; does it
follow that Of necessity, he must fall in love
with, and marry Miss Euphrasia Simpkins
who has learnt to work cats and kittens in
worsted, or to torture piano7 In fact does it
follow at all, that the readers of one set of
horn books should marry readers of another
set of horn books. Congeniality of fastest
Notwithstanding the apparent congeniality,
there may not be the slightest agreement
Didymus may be troubled with psrtiality
for mathematics, and convert his mind if he
has one, into chalky black board, while
Euphrasia abhors such things, and longs only
to livein dreamy atmosphere ofnew novels,
guitars, music stools and literary magazines.
What mates they would be, paired, not
matched" Yet the two are "educated,' and
according TO Bishop Andrews, the suitable
parties to marriage contract.
The good Bishop makes queer assump-
ton, when he holds that the Educated of
either SEX are to be found solely among the
Seminary or College bred class. We are
tolerably acquainted with o great many of
these fountains of lght-these modern intel
lectual Gas Companies, and before the
Bishop or anybody else decides their produc-
tions to be equal TO pure sunlight, we should
recommend critical examination of the
metres and other accessible standards. At
al events don't insist on making marriage a
thing in which outsiders have no chance, fer
we have known men and women of decided
requirements and accomplishments, who pur-
chased their mental illumination at shops of
far less pretensions.
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John Thompson, has been nominated by the
for Msyor.
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, &c, for
28 States.
u SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office 1lth street, second door from Main.
au 31-lm*
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LACI1ANUE AND DtiINNINU IIOODL
OF C. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at counter.
q All solvent Washington Small Notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount small notes dated at Washington.
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ATa meeting of the Board of Directors
N Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on the
9Th September, 1858, the following resolution was
adopted, viz
Whereas, the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
nose 10 hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
month of November next, and this Board being die
posed to aid SO landabe enterprise In its infancy
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,"
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car.
RED and returned this road free of charge but
the company win be responsible for any acciden
tai in Jury or loss persons property carried
NoTE.-it is possible that more subjects for exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent for transporting To prevents disappoin..
ment, owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair.
sc 10 y. FOUNTAINS. Preet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

MESSRS. VOLGER & PATTON will
open their CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY at the Cottage, opposite the Governors
Mansion, on 18th street sc l2-Gt
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
j. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
se15-ly Formerly at Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia.
LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the Amer Hotel, llth street, and
night on 18th, between Main and franklin streets.
sc Ia r. c. HOBSON.
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HENRY G. CANNON ATToRN

HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania Ohio. North
Carolina, Tennessee, &C.
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond CITY and Hen
rico county viii attend promptly to all Legal and
Noterial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Sc q-6m
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w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND COPYIST-Ofice, for the present, in the Law
Buit in :, will keep the accounts of those having
regular Book Keeper, act Assistant TO Book
Keepers in their examination of the same. &c. VIII
also COPY all kind of Writing. &c. se7-lm*
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DIED,

At Hickory Hill, Henrico county, on the 10th inst,
at q O'clock, A. NJ, ALICE, only child of John o
AID Trimanda T. Taylor. aged y months.
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OFFICE VA. AND TENN. RAILROAD
OCo IvNcuguRs. Sept. IS, l853-The 9Th an.
mail meeting of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company viii take place at this
ofica IN the 9sth day of October next-and ali per-
sons hnIana proxies are requested TO hand them ID
ar az early day as possible, that the same may be
eAahiiueu a'1 JOHN r. HUGHES, Clerk,
:, Va L Tenn. X. r. Co.
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COUNTRY CURED HAMS.--A small
~ lot very nice HAMS, cured in the county Of
Louisa, for sale by
se Is GEO. j. HkRNiNG.
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YyOBIAS. / BELIEVED THEE TRUE

TOBIAS, BELIEVED THEE TRUE
Il Tobias, / believed thee true,
And in thy name was believer;
But now mourn that e'er knew
Thy name on such common Lever!
Few are ever sold of thine
Thy name was priced, oh how sincerely;
But now with cases not so tiue.
Thy name we pay fer very dearly.
Farewell Tobias-oh rest while
Now thou art dead who can doubt me;
Phi have them burnt, all in pile,
Ifthey can't make as good without thee.
Such watches are bitter token,
Ne time they'll keep. or yet run trne;
Unless yon take them, when they're broken,
On Governor street. to BARTHOLOMEW.
w j. BARTHOLOMEW,
se1s Watch Maker, Governor street.
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APPLY THE MUSTANG LINIMENT

for RINGBONE, SPAWN, FiSTULA, POLL EVIL,
FOUNDER, Saddle or Wind CALLS, copously, and
they will all be cured by it. Sc l4-eod3t
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EOR SALE.-Two fine large work HOR-
IL SEES, perfectly gentle, work ia single or double
harness, warranted sound. Also a very good oMNI-
BUS and HARNESS. Apply 70
JOHNH. SEAYRES,
Sc l6-lw at the Columbian Hotel
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M 0CKS--5O cases 80 hour and s day
.nyins and weight CLOCKS, for sale at factory
prices By zfMMrRMAN
lG
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The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place Of business, No 8, Fiji
teenth street. of the Iron Front Buildings
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14th) street. --.
au 29-lm GEORGE J. SUMNER. .
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nIpIER MACHIE WORK BoAES
Avn WRITING DESKS, leather RETi-
..,.Y ~ .Aa,, shell Morocco aud papier Aschse
fosf aio@sss.A--- ZIMMERMAN,
ia conner Main and 18th streets.
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ERESH BUTFER.--Just received few
&c 10 GEO. I. HERRING
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T. J. CARSON &, CO., NO. Al AND
4s LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-,A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie l6-1y
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AT j. W. RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE, YESTERDAY.
IA. NJ. II Nj. 5P NJ.
IL 70 70
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CILKS, CLOAKS g. FANCY GOODS
- FOR RETAIL.-T. r. PRICE 4 CO. are open-
ing a spie ndid assortment Of
Rich plaid SILKS
Rich pIaid CASHMERES, in great variety
Gala ana spun silk PLAiDS
plain French MEkINoS, Of great variety Of CO.
Tors and prices
rxtra rich and medium byocade SILKS
Rack broeade SILKS
plain and corded black SILKS and Turk SATINS
plain and corded colored SILKS
plain medium ALPACAS aud Coburg CLOTHS
Velvet CL0AkS and MAkTLES, emb'd
Cloth CL0AkS and TALMAS embroidered
Ard all other styles OF TRIMMING
Applique TALMAS, CLOTH-new article
French and Scotch EMBKOIDERlES, IN great
variety
With many other new and seasopable Goods already
received and more expected 80 lett
EAMILY FL0IIR.-200 bbls. Family
= FLOUR, Of most excellent quality, receiving ana
for sale by ...<.x,f s
DALMETTO BASKETS, and other bas-
.e l Is '0s 'A's y ZIMMERMAN.
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E,oR RENT, the DWELLING s, over my my
s,c,e sontaiuipg large rooms and kitehens and
s-tass IL fhe ward Possession eyen on tue Isl Of
nssaher Enaaire at JOHN PENSIONS usceery
srare on Canal street, between sth ana TN sfessz-
80 f5-Sts -~---~-------.--
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CTEAMER POCAHO N I A 81 y Il
~ RaITIMoRE and PHILADELPHfA.--Leave
: srIfpnhy etesrnoou az o'clock Freight re-
eeIyea this Friday afternoon and up TO the hour OF
) O'Clock p III. Saturday, I7tii inst ,...
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ROPER & MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
fe 2S-ly
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Notice
CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE LATE RE
PUBLIC OF TE.XAS.

10y an Act of the Legislature Of the State Of
- Texas, approved February 18th, 1893, the
time for auditing the claims for personal services,
civil and military, and for supplies furnished
known heretofore M I'd Class Claims,) Is extended
for the period of eighteen months from the date of
said act:
This, therefore. IL 10 notify all claimants, Of tho
character aforesaid, whose claims have not prcvi-
oisly been audited, to present the same for I'D.
~justment to the undersigned Auditor and Comp
trollcr, within the time prescribed by said enact
mcnt (7tl, Of August, 1850 otherwise they shall
be forever barred.
To prevent confusion, md for the protection =!
claimants, certificates OF adjustment will hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, to the claimant In person, o,
10 his agent, or attorney. A simple order nttes,ed
by two witnesses in the following form will suffice
81, A. b., do hereby constitute and appoint G.
d. my agent and attorney In fact, To present. prose
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
of the State Of Texas, my claims of every dcscrip
ton against the late Republic of Texas, and to re
ceivc and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence Of said adjustment.
Given under my hand this-day of--ls5
WITNESS: a. B."
CERTIFICATES can be RENTED by mil, II III,
parties so direct, otherwise tlicy will remain Oh III,
In the Auditors Office until called for.
JOHN NJ. SWlSHER, Auditor.
JAMES ID. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February %, 1858. l-3m,
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE,

II Gonzales College opened on Monday, the 4uh
Of April, 1888, for the reception Of students. Tho
building Il Of rock, "a by 81 feet, two stories high,
neatly plsstercd throughout, situated In a pleasant
and healthy part Of the town, and very comfortable
for either summer or winter. To Il Ia attached a
large rock cistcrn, capable Of holding 600 barrels Of
water.
Apparatus has been supplied for the institution
which, IA to variety and perfection, Ia surpassed by
no college In the South, and the musical instruments
are various and Of the most costly kind.
Rev. J. =. HmLyER has been chosen President,
a gentleman whose character and qualifications ~ =
teacher nre extensively known.
The Female Department will he conducted by
Mn. MANY Hill, formerly of Scguin, and Mrs. DR..
COLEMAN, late Of Georgia. Mrs. COLEMAN will have
special charge Of the Music Department aud Oma.
mental Branches. Such other Teachers will be
from time to time employed Us tho wants Of the In.
~stitution may require.
The Institution will soon he supplied with elegant
Cast Iron Seats md Desks, and the Trustees are re-
solved, that no expense or pains shall he spared to-
give 70 Gonzales College advantages equal, Il not
superior, TO any other Institution Of Learning In thG
West.
Tho collegiate year will he divided into two Scs~
sions, Of five months eacii.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department, including Reading, Or.
biography, Writing, Primary Arithmetic
and Geography, per Session, ..........$l0 co.
Second Observation-Disclosures Grammar, His.
tory, Rhetoric, Composition and Dcclm-
alton with the foregoing. ..... i. %
Third MISUNDERSTANDING NIL higher
English Branches, with Greek, Latin,
French and Spanish Languages, ........ 90 90
For MISUNDERSTANDING the use OF the Piano,
there will bc an extra and separate charge
of. 25 90
A considerable lumber of Scholars can be ac-
commodated with Board In respectable families,
and houses are being erected for accommodation Of
al who may wish to attend.
THOS. j. PILGRIM, President
BOARD Of Trustee.
Gouynlca limo A lah2
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WILEY'S SOUTHERN LI7ERARY DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY.
"N h'NH
II 81. Charles sfyccf N,,p OrIeaus.

II 81. Charles street, Ncs Orleans.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received fer Litclrs Living
- Age, American Wing Review, Knickerbockcr,
Western Journal, Harpcr's Monthly, Yankee Blade,
Democratic Review, Spirit of the Times, ard every
other paper and magazine published in the United
States or Europe. Orders for Books, Paper, Sta.
tioncry, Type, Sheet Music, Garden Seeds, and all
other Goods attended to promptly. Advertisement
inserted in all tho principal papers In tho United
States, and Accounts collected.
j~unei-ly +. w. WILEY.