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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
?1iano-Gortes.

NOIIAN PIANOS-kEMOyAL-Gr bargains
III Pianos and Meodeon, Il fGqs{S4g Ct c t csg5aed
popularity and Increased demand 9 l. y ~, bs fa
The large and ac OF AnthOuys No 3A
% ds 6 n petit 5et Co Pianos have
c a e %S PnS. to ;9d s @ s Spa SIS
s% s. s sg s 355 SIS s7 & 500 siio SIS $50 Bou
sale cheap secondhand toian ano Tor SAFE or 20
so few Pianos and Mt 5SSSE %AER So @31
NOLIAN and BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELODE
~ ONS GUITARS, MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Pisno and without the newly improved oia9 made by a
l. and Pianos Of all prices Dealers Teach
and seminares supplied most R pe9 Ta T %
NOLIAN PIANO-FORTES, at No AL Broadway
IL OF Pianos from the celebrated house Of
Hs DAYS CO. Boston also the 3 sIS o
various ahe for f ycS THO ToM fP To m B oS
EARDNFR's MELODEON-IMPROVED and
VI PATENTED-such wonderful improvements have been made
durns the present age IN the Of t tn
the public thing that did not present very dec ded advantages
snr bssriTe on aTe scael have ,stsed the
public with all ideas instruments OF that nature But the Mslodon
Of competition with any OF these aud
preserving e solemn pathetic grandeur
of all instruments and yet 50 reduced IN e as ocPy no more
manufactured style Of exquisite elegance that they form
sror great poln IN the Of these
49, % cnL. and eernboat ooFing egipev are ,yoEed b a
delicate nee al and The
wonderfully clear firm equal and powerful tive
MOdeon of reeds Of this lnuure,
sized church. Great and
have been expended BY producing
supply deAderatum family paror aud
they Improved Meo
and beautiful of the kind invented
number Of these Instruments can be examined aud tested at the
No 23 Broadway opposite the Park
GEO. HALL & BROHrER sole agents.
~ Il H. BARMORE offer at their mandatory and
" No. 3s Beecker OF Charles assortment
PanoFoes with the metallic frame and reverse bridge
and all other modern improvements
NEW and SECONDHAND PIAN0FORTES.-
IN hand large assortment OF New and Second
hire Pianos from sO't $780, For hire
from s. Ito 40 per month. No 1853 Broadway New, ork
Sanford BROTHER
&C. FISCHER, (late Nunns & Fischer,) manufac-
~ tory wareroom Ne 10 Greenwcst- corner OF Deys
with bridge and patent tube well
PsnOFortes tuned repaired and
changed. n. B.-Aso Eolean PisnoFortes for sale.
NESSRS. LIGHTE IL NEWTON, No. ~ Canal ST.,
wi in the demand and unvaed popularity
of their PAN0FORTES have extended their business and are now
their friends and those wishing superior nstr
nt an in plain and ornamened cases oil
modem STYLE from g. to Secondhand Pianos taken In
change. Broadway Waero No ~
DIANO FORTES-R. GLENN X Co, will remove
on the first Of May Piano Forte Mandatory and are
Room from 1871 Fulton No % Spns two doors east Of
Broadway
DIANO-FORTES.-The finest assortment OF Piano
Fortes city may be found at the Wner9oms OF n r b.
CURTIS Broadway, consisting OF george ews
and variety New YORK and Boston
mai. with end without oan Also Boudoir and second nand
S,r 70 let. M bCuhIlo, NO f oro@1"aI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
furniture, ST..

furniture, &r.
CABINET FURNITURE.-D. s. HOUGH would
goods Of sny Description well selected stock Of
Sq 5 where nS psySI constantly Sf
addition all descriptions grades and styles oil furniture a0 ch
i PsI s5S oSsT G beg. HAIR Mates and Tety Fsac
Goods, both useful and ornamental
CABINET FURNITURE-HE W. KINGMAN,
5i Pesst Madison assortment Of warranted Cab
oners and the public give him call before purchasing
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS--
CsPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPor-Iron Bed.te.d,
=: az: tei the Usual e @sds IN the best Old Mattress.
altered to neat SRns Sc oSs pn n0e
EAMES. COOK & BEAVAN, Manufacturers and
and WINDOW SHADES, offering for sale, whOles
ne~ ORDER. octed az Nos
Hall Brooklyn.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS BEDS,
second door % Ss~9o 6fEA UPHOLSTERY
respectfully invited the large and beautiful aS e.n B sSr
low : ee st s. S .G al s S
all call and examine the above oc pT'V Ro
ya Viii free ;sas %
O'Neu ' ''' '''' No $50 Gr.ndst I'd East OF E,'exs
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY BASKET
ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cos new store No g Canal
It. Greene and osT B.sts Wecdw Bhs
Step Ladders, Mats, &c, allow prices
DEWS. CUSHIONS, and CARPETS.-FOr sale, the
Pews Cushions and Carpets in Christ Church AnhonyL
James Litton T. J. Austen, John kerr
DITCH FURNITURE.-JULIU DESSOlR, No. 5i3
III having hand large stock Of nch Furniture e
CANT original design and Of superior workmanship now pro
pared 20 Offer the usually charged for much ineo
article The pubic respectfully invited to call and examine inc
CHOW CASES-A large assortment constantly W
- hand and made style n b. DE- r
tenon paid TO received for the Worlds Fsr y o.
BIES No 1874 n Y three doors east OF bfoaawsy
JoHs CAMPBELL, Aueaon:e,. IL a. M I2I
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+. Cotton, Auctl0neer.
NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A.
WILLIAM IRVING Aucroneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

lWM IRVING Co will sell auction on TIT R>DA Az
"a ar Ici O'Clock at No u aTrson BrooSyn, Caned BsR
mr. parfor Furniture ditto Bedroom Furniture Hair MsS.
Feather Reds Brussels Carpets Extension Dining Table China
ard Plated Ware Wine and Brsndr Sorre Ware >hope s
and saddle. Particulars in Courier and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
Millinerp, &r.

DONNET and DRESS-TRIMMING RIBBONS,
I'D SILK and PARTISAN MILLINERY GOODS DEPOT.-Pur.
e Of these goods who desrous to secure the newest and
styles with tbs hereby respectfully
ed ribbons just received By the
Paris AID London markets.
NJ II. LICHTENsTEIN, No 90 Bowsry cor Heserst.
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REGULATING.

REGULATING.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and
SHIPS can repaed equal at about
and warranted viz all kinds OF ease
uIr and forks door plates STAIR
rods keys candeabs dish csndesteks Pamoery hHqre
taI ria ware Goods orders the Plating Eaosh'
en will attended No. 30 Centre st. near Gands
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AC. TUTrlE, AuctlOneer. ,,,rrn
Il ARGE mud ATTRACTIVE SAI.L Of ROSENp

i 4 and other FURNITURE-Being the stock OF + fu1.,
No go Bowery opposite Prince-s sold on account
C TIyITLE Will sell THURSDAY. litb al lol osDe
above Ware Rooms the extensive stock OF elegant
Contained therein consisting of Rosewood ana Mao-
cred n br cattle satH daask plush and hair cioh SOFAS
Arm Reuton and Paror Chairs Eageras Secretary am
co. and sofa Tables Extension Tables sofa 49,
messing Bnreans Washstands French sud Gothic Bed,
Nstrsses Paasses Looking glasses Cane seat Chars
49, co,,rr;.iug LARGE and valuable assortment made -
se,ed under the immediate supervision OF Mr
enntaton is sufficient guarantee for the came ana w
ouf reserve for cash B-ShiPpers Dealers ana iou'e'
6rdit 10 their interest TO attend TINS sale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24
Nor SErrLED.-The vigilance of some of

Nor SETTLED.-The vigilance of some of
the police il searching out nuisances and thereby
endeayoring TO rid the city of all unctesnness has
been asource of annoyance to many of our citizens
who have been called before the Mayor to answer
for the iudscret;ens of their servants and in
quence of this much fault has been found with the
officers for diechergng their duty But this is wrong
We are satisfied that The police corps have desire
TO see fines imposed, citizens troubled by petty
complaints; but they have taken oaths and per-
form what they have promised, perjure them
selves, and fully satisfied that every good ct
zen would prefer to them adopt the former
course. The health of Richmond, especially during
of ber noca oar rS ated
then diseases are prevented-if allowed TO accumu-
late sickness ard death must ensue In this connec-
tion will merely mention the fact that severaI
nuisance called before the Mayor yester-
day, but postponed for ,era days owing to the alb
'sepce of material witne sses. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

Dir. GODDARD has arrived at the acme of asronau-
tie achievement, in Paris. He has come down in a
parachute on horseback Two years agoto go up
on horseback was marvel The parachute was
immense, and the cords extending from It's edges
to the frame work that sustained the horse We're
hundred feet long. The umbrella was, by some
coltrivance, opened before the cord of connection
with the balloon was cut, in order to avoid, under
the peculiar circumstances of the descent, the
rapid fall that ensues It'll the silk unfurls. The
seronaut above his brother let him Of at the height
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

FAILING IN OF TUNNEL.-The train from Ba-
tinore due at Wheeling on Sunday was detained
twelve hours by the falling in Of portion of a
tunnel. The Wheeling Intellgencer of Tuesday
says:
We learn from passenger who arrived yester-
day on the cars, that the earth and rocks which
fell in M'Guires Tunnel on section 63 and detain-
ed the cars on Sunday will be renoved so as TO en-
able the train to-day from Baltimore to pass as
usual. By the failing of small rock after the
man had entered the tunnel to remove the rubbish
but one man was killed, and not several, as has
been reported. We learn that the accident is at
tributed to the shock produced by the blasting of
rock in the neishborhood OF the tunnel. Indeed
the tunnels on this road are so remarkable for the
solidity OF the earth and rocks through which they
cut, that we should naturally all look for some
unusual cause to produce any rupture III them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

e,orxro. rr.a pEssAcoLA-The Mobile Ad-
yertser saws that out of nine officers belonging to
the wardroon, mess of the u s. steamer Vixen Jour
had died and the rest were all in the hospital, but
said to be doing well OF the crew OF JorIyn1a as.
&c res, he;ng all dead or in the hospital The sur
ye, inc steamer Walker, was laid up for the sum
mer with an officer and crew of eight men TO take
care Of her The officer engineer none) and SIX
men have died, 90 that only two remain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24
SUDDEN DEArH.-On Thursday night

SUDDEN ID H.-On Thursday night
las, Mr.. William H. Meredith, aged about forty
years, citizen of Richmond, residing I'd street,
between jackson and Duval Streets retired to rest
found dead in his bed at early hour yesterday
morning His wife being in Goochand on a visit and
one being in his chamber during the night
small child there is telling the precise time
which he expired. Coroner Wicker held an inquest
over the body, and Dr. Tatum examined it, but as
post norten examination was made, the exact
of his death cannot be ascertained The verdict of
the inquest that the deceased died of disease and
not otherwise,
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n1seoyEarn on LAKE SUE

ilvrn NINE DrseosEhEp on aA .Se Sew York
M;n;ns o Company, Of Lake Superior, announces
na1r md important discovery ia the mines belong
new :. a, s,s COMPANY, The discovery is that ct
rich ore Of silver Mr. Smith has br9ss spee
rs,a 80 ounces t tho 100 lbs. of silver ore a1o
.er al a. the IL rate ii 40 ounces 70 the 100 lbs and
thsra and fnurth at the rate Of &c and II ounces 70
tsss loo lbs In South America, it is said, an ore
which win yield from to ounces "ih pay all
expenses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

On the night of the 10th inst the steamer South
ern Belle, from New Orleans for Vicksburg, and
the Daniel Boone from the coast in collision
near College Point sinking the Boone in less than
five minutes. The Boone had ON board about $50
head of cattle, some of which were lost The off,
GERS and crew were all saved. Several of the crew
were scalded by steam, the steampipe having been
broken by the collision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

HUNGARIAN SETTEERs-During President Fill.
more's Administration, he allowed party of emf
grants under Gov Ujhazy, to settle on ami unsur'
veyed tract of land in Iowa, and suspended the
process of survey and sale of those lands until
Congress could take such action as it deemed pro-
pert was supposed to make grant of the land to
the exies Their settlement is called New Buda. and
they have gone forward with their Improvements
in manner that proves them to be good citizens.
The time for which Mr.. FILLMORE had suspended
the regulations of the land Office has recently ex
pired, and the lands occupied by the exiles were
about to be subjected to survey; but Gen. PIERCE
has very properly extended the time before the
survey shall be made to give Congress at its next
session an opportunity to consider the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

MAIL DEPREpAroRs.-The Baltimore Times saws
that the u s. Marshal received orders on Wednes.
aay morning. to arrest mail carrier upon the East
e,h snore' BY the name of Gardner charged with
eioA'ousiy taking letters from the mail under his
care deputy has been sent to bring the offender
10 justice before the Bircuit Court now in session
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

Advices have been received by his excellency,
Gen. Amonte, the Mexican minister, that gold in
considerable quantities had been discovered on the
Rio Mescala, which river, it will be remembered,
ia on the route of the Mexican Ocean Mail and In
land Company. Thousands of Mexicans are flock
ing thither and the result will doubtless be to give
a new impulse to national and foreign enterprise
Washington Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

The Charlottesville Jeffersonian states that M
Tucker Coles, of Albemarle county. in attemptipg
TO subdue an unruly negro man, was thrown to
the ground with such violence, that his collar bone
and some OF his ribs were broken. This happened
last week The negro had refused to perform his
duty, and threatened to kill the overseer. when Mr..
Coles seized him He was arrested and placed in
confinement
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IAARLEsToN-Charleston Is blessed with IN.
Precedented good health. The number of deaths
there last week. was toenty-seren, of which tpenty
were blacks, and only scoen whites, tYclre were
adults. and fifteen children
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SAD AccrDEsr.-Yesterday morning, as

SAD AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning, as
Mr. Robinson Arnold was passing along 9Th street,
in buggy, his horse took fright, and becoming
leuce upon the ground to injure him severely if
not seriously. Immediately after the accident MIR.
Arnold taken into the residence of Mr.. John NJ.
Patton where Drs. Gooch and Taylor were iInmedi-
ately called in and rendered all necessary medical
| aid. Mr., A is a worthy, industrious young gentle
man, in the service of Mr.. John Turpn, and trust
iuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

For torty-one bachelors who attain the age of
forty years, there are seventy eight married men
who attain the same age.-Boston Post.
There's warning for you bachelors! You see,
you don't live out half your days, to say nothing
about your nights.-New Hduen Register.
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FIRE IN FREDERIcKsHuRG.-rhe Herald Of Wed
nesday, says that the ice house of VIM. 8. Chesley
and the tenpin alley adjoining, were destroyed by
tire onthc night previous. Supposed to be the worl
Of an incendiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

SMASHING ACARRIAGE.-An engine at the
depot of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railrosd
Company, while being backed on Broad street, last
Thursday evening in contact with a carriage
which was carelessly driven the track in its
rear, and smashed three Of its wheels. The carriage,
aswe learn was full of passengers at the time, bur
fortunately not one OF them was injured. hackmen,
secure passengers, often reckless thai
der accidents do to them and their yencies
more frequently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

FoRc1BLE PossEssioN.-A negro fellow,
roIine and hired ro Dsvjd Rrsnch of this ci+ xgss
tried before the Mayor yesterday, for stealing gold
chain and locket of Place Henry, the new MAJ
ket, convicted and ordered 20 stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

COMPLEMENTARY LETTER TO ConmANDER IN
soRAHAn.AL Lieut. General Mezsres and over one
hundred other Hungarian exilesin New York have
addressed complimentary letter to Conimander
Insrahain in relation To the kosta attgiF. The el
ter 10 remarkable specimen OF fusiian, ana VIII
hardly be preserved by Com. Ingrahain among the
heir Icons he may desire to transmit 70 his chill
dren
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among the latest victims Of the epidemic in New
orleans are Geo. w. Frazier, native of Virginia
and John G. Preston, of Abingdon. Va.
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The papers relate how Mr.. Robinson, justice of
the peace in Milford, Ohio. was whipping his dog,
when the animal caught him by the throat; his wife
with an axe aimed a blow at the dog but it Tell
upon the head OF her husband and killed him.
Mrs. Robinson was nearly deranged in conse-
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MErRopoL1rAS H.IL-It is needless for

METROPOLITAN Habit is needless for
inform readers that this public resort for
anusenents has been crowded every night since
Kupkel and his Minstrel Troupe openedt. Nor IS IL
necessary for Pc add that the desire to spend Pc
Rod of time with the birds of song" has not at all
abated notwithstanding the fact that they have been
singing and dancing, and exhibiting their novelties
for more than week. They have promised TO re-
main for several days to come to give every body an
opportunity of seeing them; but unless those VINO
have not been go at IN early hour, they viii stand
poor chance for good place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,-The new Hall of the
University has been completed, at an expense Of
S55,ooo, which is about $4,000 above the origina
estimate
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CAPT. IsGaAHAm.--A great demonstration in
s9nor of Capt. lngraharn, of the St Louis, came
OF on Thursday evening. at the Metropolitan Hotel
n Y. Hwas got mp BY the European Dcmocrass
who cherish deep interest in the Kosta case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

Ire portsmouth Globe states that the losses by
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company, by
the recent collision that road, instead of being
seven or eight thousand dollars, will only be about
half as many hundreds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

The YoUSG GUARD had lively as well as
fasb;oneble marty 70 attend them TO the Slash COZ
tage yesterdav efternoou. aud from the delightful
wPatfIer the exte nsve arrangements made, aud the
iaroe catherine we have no doubt that the evenir
and tI,e enioyIneuts were all that could be wishea
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RICHMOND MARKETs-srgT %

FLouRrThe steamers news has given more firm.
receipts small aud but little doing. arm at s't--
l30c., extreme prices. oS iVV 10
CORN-67 to II
GUANO-Scarce-57k to SEQ.
C0FFEE-1l5 to III
TOBACCO.-Sales animated at orr las. o,o.a,so
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tribute to the character of the late James II. Roy,
who died at the Warm Springs Sunday last. He
was very young man, and had just entered upon his
professional career of lawyer in this city. He
well informed, of very excellent sense, and
uaarkable for his manly and courteous yet unosten
tatious department. He seemed the very picture of
health and among the last of his generation TO die
He died of bilious dysentery, which hoped to
get rid of by going TO the Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

THE CoRsET BAND gave its last enter
tainment of the season on the Capitol Square iss
Tbursday night The audience was q large one, 81
The music exceedingly pleasant. This band has g
ed much popularity by its summer evenings teI-
tainments on the Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

A NEw MAIL AGEsr-We understand
that Mr.. Robert j. Wigslesworth, foreman OF h
Examiner newspaper, OF this city, has received tn
appointment OF mail agent to Weldon. N. C.,
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& WAsHfsGTos MosunEsr Fusn--The canril,u
tions 70 fhas fund at the Crystal Palace down b
Thursday evening. amounted to e3.5ll 81
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ONE OF 'EM,-The Salem Press is

for the following "Bloomer" story:
"a farmer in this town hired last spring Young
Irishman TO work upon his farm. He abored faith
fully and gave good satisfaction, when about a
week ago the discovery made that this faithful
land was lass of the Emerald Isle. She could
plough hoe corn, swing seythe, rake, load, and
pitch hay with the best of them; but she was not
very good at the cradle"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

In hoxbury Mass, on Thursday, Patrick Mi.
Ioonsy was carried around shaft of uaac hinerv
enn hnafea and nifty times, striking the sefine 4,
$50 Tsvuipflon He waa instantly kiilea bjs fsi i.
sslng norsabiy bruised and mutilsted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

On the 18th inst, the store of Messrs Price & AL
mond' In stanardsville, Greene county, was broken
into, and set on fire. The house was not DESTROYED
but the goods were greatly damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

Awill case involving properly TO the amount of
ei5O.O00 sterling. and dated .as tar back as the
American war; i expected to come on trial In
knglapd, before November ne II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

from the Petersburg Express of Thursday, that
Messrs. Brition, Todd Harrison of that city, have
procured an elegant pair Of silver pitchers, which
cost $50. and which they intend as present to
tina one of theh Customers who shall have consigp
ed TO thens the highest priced hcgshead Of Tobacco
bswesa the lss tay Of cc.ober 1852, and the LIST o.
III same month of the present year. The name of
the lucky planter shall be published as soon as
made known This il new method Of attractnu
CUSTOM and we don't see why it should not he .
successful one twill be come encouragement to
planters, to produce the best possible article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

IscENDraRrsa-Ma DR.. Jno Dove s
servant charged with attempting TO set fire TO his
house, viii be examined before the Mayor one day
he Xt week. g.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

MURDER IN ALExAsDaIA.--The corresponden,
81 the Baltimore Clipper says that lad named
Welsh, an apprentice to Mr.. o'Neale, stone cutter
was killed in Alexandria, on Wednesday night bv
aperson attached to Quick & Co.'S, Circus 20
who broke his skull with slung shot 1t seems ha.
some 81 the bhoys had been melesting the men and
Iaat trying to chastise them he hi. this vou,t,
,ss. .'sa nothing to do with the row The man
~ Immediately arrested and co,n,;.4aa - ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLuB.-The members
of this Club earnestly requested to meet at the
American Hotel this evening. for the transaction of
be present.