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From CoTespondsnt9 Allure Home Gazefis.
: LEAD US-Nor IsrO TEMPTATION"
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II Browns Hotel, has just returned from New
York with full and complete assortment of e!e-
CANT and scasonable goods just imported and OF
the newest and most elegant styles. Our assert
ment of Undershirts and Drawers; Gloves, Fancy
and Black Cravats, Napoleon and other Ties, Sus-
penders, Hosiery, Canes, Umbrellas, Pcrfumery
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, &c. is unusually
large and well assorted in sizes and qualities The
system ofbuying goods for cash only, adopted by
us, will insure TO our customers the certainty Oh
making their purchases from us at the loves"
prices STEVENSS
Mari Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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WET NURSE WANTING sITUA-
IN ton, and can bring good recommendation.
Apply 10 John OConnor, on street, near the
railroad branch Washington city, d. q.
March l0--2t
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ORR HOUSE,

OUR HOUSE.
by CHARLES G. THOMPSoN,
THrRTKKNTH STREET
Sen 2i-tf hJCHhOND' va
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L1oR THE SPRING TRADE.-steven

FRO BE CONTINUED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY 7+s'--

AMERICAN HOTEL-H Fitzhugh, Stafford; A
ton and lady, Mrs L A Page. Mrs Brockenbrough, p
Wick; Hall, RocIlsnd; Jno stubb!e9eld. { n
sI.nd Ansa; Boudin. 0s Charlotte Martin
Jamsstown; Taylor. R &; e q MccraS,
Nash, Centreville; De Witt, Nelson, w a Hin,
Fdksbg; NJ Blaire, ".
UNITED STATES HOTELS Pike, N c; s F
Christian. Goodson, lAugusts; J Dorset lady and
servt. Powhatan; Hancock, family and servt Chez
te'feld; A striqgeI and son. Amelis; "A Scott,
san siS5e Elliott E
Amelia; Capt McFarland. N A; Clsgett steamer
se stSsIs c.r.sr f Phia 1 Ba1 sisn l.
Wade, Miss; d w Clark, New Kent; w Mallory,
VIC R; Miss Wade. New Kent; IA NJ Todd,
Norfolk; Finks, Waynesboroush; Christian,
Augusta.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-J Housewright We; G
Hartman. Q; w q Roy lady, childron and
D Turner, New Kent; Mason. jr, Va; Ed Ruffin,
Hanover; r Harris, Clarksvllle; 49, Kemmett,
Mr.: pu W, and GENTLY Of 3 crS DAILY Boyd
W Pannil. Petersburg; w s Burt, Surry; Cox,
Tenn; w A Edwards, King VIM; Lemurs, La; r
I West, seideil' Louisa; Points, Charlotte;
William. Cambridge.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL J Blunt, Hanover J
Staples, Lunenburs; Moss, ClarkesvilIe; F.
Taylor, Dauvlle; 8 Harsrave, Charlotte e Conner
and sons DR. Thsveat. Prince George; Mrs Digs,
Ford, Cumberland; r Marx: chesterfisld; 3 Jones L
sss WIN Rqp suIry si H,,Ian Mi9.
Griffin, W Jones' Fluvana; DR. T w Neal. .Ames;
saueh hoRas chsndie1 Csrous sa Col
Lacy, New Kent e Chinn, J r X Canal; B
Dickinson, Kansas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

EKESH ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS.
l. A. MORRIS, 81 Main street, has just received
this following New Books:
SUNNY MEMORIES OF FOREIGN LANDS /;
by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, in vols, iiustra-
ted. Price o..
Fashion AND FAMINE; by Mrs. Ann 8. Ste
MEMOIRS OF JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY, with
Selections from his Journal and Correspondence, 2
yols-$S So
MEMORIES OVER THE WATER, or Stray
Thoughts on Long Stroll; by Henry Manery, with
an Introductory by the Hon. Edwin H. Ewing
Sl.25. fg
0ODEy's LADY's BOOK for september-25s.
OUR HONEY MOON, and other Comicalities.
from Punch-with original illustrations-$1 %.
THE AMERICAN COTTAGE BUILDER Sc
ries of designs plans and specifications from $500
$40 090 for homes for the peoples by John Bullock
81 II f = go an DIST
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p DAVID CURRY, Boor -

AND SHOE MANUFAcTURER, 10
- Main street. takes this method Of informing
- bis customers and the public that he has just
-sturned from the North with large lot of excel.
lent FRENCH CALFSKlN, together with . fresh
amply Of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Trunks, Va
Ices and Carpet Bags. suitable for ladies' misses.
,sntlemeu's and servants wear, to which he invites
ssttention. Having employed Mr.. James Bolton to
attend to his sales and m manufacturing departments.
cu1tomss may Tsly upon eessIf s.eo = az 1m s.
friends and the public that he has formed business
connection with Mr.. David Curry, 126 Main street.
and will hereafte devote his whole time and atten.
ton to the sales and manufacturing department of
Mr.. Curry's establishment.
The superior style of goods sold by Mr.. Curry for
MANY years past in this city, warrants him in saying
that his old friends and the public at all times
be well served by calling at the store No. 126 Main
street.
J. B. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will superintend all orders
for Boots aud Shoes left at Mr.. CurrS's store.
au 22-12t 80 N - ~ ~ =.
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DIED,

On Thursday, the 18th of August. JOHN RICH
ARDSON infant son of James T.. and susan A. feay'
aged 10 months and 26 days
Also. on the 2zd August, ANN ELIZA, daughter of
the same aged years and q days
their father on Church Hill. The friends and &C.
auantances are requested to attend.
On Sunday last Goth August, of cholera, at o'elk,
JAMES A. HARRIS, formerly of Petersburg, but
for many years past q resident of this city.
R- Raleigh pspers please copy.
ew FUNERAL NOTICE.-The funeral of MI
CHOLAS WALSH, who was killed by the falling of
a wall on Monday night, August q, will take place
from the Second Baptist Church this (Wednesday)
morning at 10 o'clock The friends and relatives OF
the family requested to attend without furth
notice. -.sH1 =.- ss5
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2 TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOX
NO MAN.

-
; In mems Affairs there ID tide"
> So truly sings the poet;
But how can men on its Hood ride.
II they've no time, to show i'll
Tho sooner, then, tits understood
The time tide Gibbs and flows
The sooner you can take the flood
Ane on its tide repose.
IL time and tide win wait for mona,
Their movements keeping chime;
Without q watch You're left alone,
To dull unmeasured time.
With time-piece Of well-tested time,
No fiood-tide will be lost;
If late the fisher casts his line,
On ebb-tide luck he's tossed.
The sailor, too who hesves the lead,
And keeping watch by guess,
VIII lose his reckoning, kept BY head,
And raise Q rebel mess
A soldier, should your calling be.
You'll want your time kept true;
You viii mark time then to T,
If taught by BARTHOLOMEW.
Let lovers, too, in guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide to them its future food
Would yield its nuptial power.
The INGREDIENT and the farmer, too;
The mechanic and the baker;
What. in . word. would all men DO
Without good matchmaker!
Love chains, too-not gilded fetters-
iTwould be hard to find their betterE
Breast pins of pearl and gold vend
So rood they come not back TO mend.
Then have metallic mixtures
Cheap. and Just like golden hxtures
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now tits time to say alden;
But "perbun sat,n keep time In view
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
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unAND KRIAL ASCENSION,
AT PET RSBURG.
WEDNESDAY,

& those ; person. Who nav
be desrous Of witnessing the 1ost grand ascension Of
Prof ELLIOTT, with his splendid Balloon. ISA-
BELLA an Extra Train will be run over the RICH.
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD the
above day.
The Train will leave Richmond at p. NJ; and re.
turning, leave Petersburg at6} p. M. @s
~ Tickets for the round trip, to 60 and return,
can be procured at the office previous to the starting
an ss1ar rios DoDAMEAD, sup,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

AnRrsr.-We learn from friend, that
North, who killed young Cox, near Lynchburg,
few days ago, was arrested yesterday morning.
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the RECOVERY of the boz

SrSGuLAR.-After the recovery Of the boz
dv of Nicholas Walsh yesterday morning, from the
rins OF Mr. Atkinson's factory 1t was taken to the
bssement room Of Mr.. Robert J. Christians factory,
and placed within few feet Of the identical spot
where the body Of the late John Enders was deposit
ted after he had fallen from the upper part of the
name building and killed himself ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

The LATE FIRE-which broke out in
Messrs. Gentry Hatchers tobacco factory about
10 O'Clock last Monday night. was doubtless the
work of an incendiary, as the house all locked
up, and the lower windows were fastened with iron
gratngs, SO that no person could enter through
them. When the fire was first discovered, it was
principally confined to the fourth story and seem.
ed TO have been kindled in three or four places -
Messrs Gentry e. Hatcher had an insurance of S.
600 on their stock and fxtures-$3 900 in the How.
ard cfice, N Y, and 90 900 in the Hartford Office,
Conn, of which Messrs Hubbard, Gardner & Co.
are the Agents. What their losses are, we cannot
undertake tosay.
The second tenement burned was occupied by
Mr. John w. Atkinson tobacco factory, the
basement being used as a storage room by Messrs
Schaer Kohler & Co In which they had stored
from FIVE to six thousand sacks of salt; upon
which they had an insurance Of $8000-S5O00
of which was in the Etua Office, and $1,000 in the
Petersburg Fire and Marine Office These gentle.
men will therefore lose little or nothing. Mr.. At
kinson had an insurance on his stock in the Virgil
mia Fire and Marine Office of $780, The policy
on his fixtures had expired some weeks ago. and
he had failed to it. His entire loss will not
be less than $4,000.
The buildings belonged to the estate of the late
John Enders, deceased, and were insured for Sl2,.
0OO-S11 900 of which was in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Company. and $1,000 In the Lynchburg Of
fee.
From circumstances that have been developed,
suspicion is fixed upon a certain party, and we
think 1t quite probable that some arrests may be
made Whether the crime can be proved or not,
remains to be seen. We trust the incendiary may
be discovered and punished to the extent OF the
law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

FMED.-Joseph, Hulcher was fined 50
and costs by the Mayor for carrying his daily
caton last Sabbath, violation of the laws Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR Cash.
- The DISPATCH JOE OFFICE. On Governor
Street n sxtcnsysiI lsspassd y sxssute sysrTde,
scripticn Of PRINTING ON vefy superior R0wer
Pressss and new Type, At extraordinary low prissa
CARDS printed very cheap, on one Of the last fat
Presses s. my II
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1ucT1o1 NorIcs. Part!culsr attention
h rsessstsl IS my nle q Emith1 CosA L1is DAI
ssa, g THO. w. KEEskE,
- % Auetiopeer.
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nocAE MATTERS.

San AccrDxsr AID DEATn.-During the
prossess Of the Ere Cary street y sss e.i,anss
owned BY the estate Of the late John Lsss 1884,
ss.spssss T. y .. 11a Cent?, Hssshs s Il
caught sever. esrsoas who n wsle VIII Il M
s srins A.. ana kiiiins him instantiy Mr. ism Liz
sop, who was s:e by ssuss, y t q: s.ns
bricks lnoeted down ana a,f nsn INJURIES that NAV
tn,ea H., NJ M. Mr. Savage Smith was also badly
bruised and burned, but 1t 10 hoped that nis wounds
WI nor pIose "a. nrt attached to the fire depart
mart lint was in the habit of running with No. en-
CINE company ,s n. e..es,a tenement Of s
hoch on fire WINS out Of danger, MI Walsh took the
hose pipe Of No. and went on the hrst hoor OF MT
Attinson's tenement on Cary street. to save such
nronerty a. was not already destroyed While there
Nj John J. Wilson, tho foreman OF the company
came in and seeing fhss me nnn; mao
SchAer Kohler l. Co, for the storage OF salt, took
the pipe aud passed down the steps into that apart
and Nicholas Walsh behind him to tighten the hose
as he might need them; He had extinEuished the
fire IN the and ,as wn e ri, m
knocking Mr.. Jaeisons hat from his head, prostra-
ting another young msn, dresdfuly 6!uisns and is
ocessonaliy with No. 8 company. burning and brui-
s;ne Savage Smith, who IL member of that compa.
ny, and crushing aud billing Slchoia: walsh. who
Owing to the excessive heat produced by the burn
ing timbers, it was found impossible to rescue the
Efsless body of poor Walsh from the heap of ruins
until sfter 9 o. clock yesterday morning, when it was
t.ksn out and an inquest held over it by Coroner
Wick err assisted by Constable Lewellen, In the base
mt room of Mr. Robert j. Christians tobacco fac
tory. The jury rendered . verdict in accordance
with the above facts
As soon the officers OF the Fire Association heard
of the death of Mr. Walsh they ordered suitable ar.
ranr.ments for his burial at their expense, and at
once get about raising for the aid Of the heart
hroLen Wife and helpless children made destitute by
the sad calamity which has just overtaken their pro.
tector and support The body was removed to his
late residence I'd street between Byrd and Canal.
Hin funeral will take place from the Second Rap-
tst Church to-day, at 10 O'clock in which the Fire
men and the Fayette Artillery. of which he was a
member will join
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
BROAD ROCK RACES

WILL commence on
the third TUESDAY in Dc.
- tober. 1854.
1sT DAY.-A sweep-stake
for three year old colts and eys; mile heats &200
entrance. half forfeit Closed with three subseIber
Z. ). Fowler name, & {. Little Arthur, By import.
d. W. DsIlahunt names eh. colt Henry. by import
ed Glencoe.
Calvin Green names br. T. Augusta, BY Aincsrby,
SEcoNp RAcE-Ssme Day--sweep-stake for four
year oda mile heats $50 entrsnce, 9l00 forfeit; to
nsme and close on the 1otb september.
2D DAY-WE DIN Z SDA Y.-Propretor' Purse
$500: mile heats free for all sges. - 49,.
SD DAY-THURsDAY-Jocke Club Purse, $780,
mile heats free for all sges:
4ra DAr.FRIDA1T;;. M. s.sspss s for yea,
forfeit Closed with the following entries:
7. 8. Fowler namesg 6. Little Arthur, by import
g. w. Dsllahunt names CHI. colt Henry, By import.
ed Glencoe.
P. s. Fowler names b. 8. Terifsr. by imported So.
vereign.
o. ?. Hare names ch colt, by Zinsanu, dam By Bos.
ton.
Capt.Jobn Belcher names by. flley by Tafly-Ho.
Calvin Green names Meesrs. boswell and Pane's
b. g, BY Childe Harold. dam Emily Thomas
year od two mile heats; $500 entrance half forfeit
TO name and close ON the 10th September
5rH DAY--SATURDAY.-Swe stake for year
olds, that never run race; mile heats; S5C0
trance, half forfeit To and close en- the 18th
August, three or more to make race. Two subscri.
bers now entered.
jy2s-Wasn CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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Tsnpoe.s' =. me.rop91ian Has On monoay ni.nt
tons of>applause testified to hearty appreciation
OF the performances. The instrumental music was
more gratifying TO US than any other portion OF the
entertainment although the whole was unexcep-
tlonapie. w nave mere comolnatlen tnat Is rare
~ met with IN Ethiopian concerts. Inc harp, One
sweetest OF all stringed lnstruments the flute the
guitar the yioiinand vlolonceio together with the
ever famous Dan1o, bones ana tamoourlne, all play
BY the occasional roll of drum the whole pro-
ducing most admirable music. There are some
excellent vocalsts in the troupe. Farrenberg is
assurediy one OF the best ballad singers we have
ever listened to- The "Old Black Oak, parody
on the brave Old Oak, was well sung by, Rum
sey, whose voice Is rich bass
The accordion solo by keene was inimitabie.-
Southern negroes usually style an accordion an
edieated bv Keen master The fiute execution
of Moore was very skilful especially In the difficult
variations of 80 Dolce Concento," and the harp
solo of Dickinson capital
> There was. moreover, come excellent dancing,
and good deal of highly concentrated fun manu-
whole evening the audience seemed in a state of
constant transition, from the sublime to the ridicu.
lous-at once bresthless and silent under the potent
spell of music, and then uproarious under the con-
tagiou OF fun.
Like scenes will be repeated tonight, at Metro.
politan Hall, and our citizens have not recently
webs Of care. we adyse EVERYDAY and family 10 20
and enjoy it while 1t lasts.
$500.
IRorIlNG.-We underHand mat track
will be opened in the Western Square for the exbi-
Agricultural State Fair, In November next This
new feature will prove most attractive one, aud
besides drawing hundreds OF persons to see it. will
be the means of inducing farmers to turn their at
sters
s-
SEWING OIRLs;-A Iady correspondent
INFORMS .,,, US that Mr.; Lew emPaea large humber
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GREAT SUFFERING.-The charitable peO-
ple of our city and its vicinity have their hands full
Just now in taking of the poor and keeping them
from suffering and want. Those Who have means to
give to worthy objects but do not know where to
find Them can readily learn by calling at count
ing room on Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
PREcARIous CoNDIrIoN.-We regret to

PREcARIoUs CONDITION.-We regret to
learn that William H. Brauer, son of John Brauer,
of Union Hill, the lad who was struck on the head
with an iron weight one day last week. by q negro
named Lewis, was in dangerous condition yes
terday morning. and that his friends entertained
but slight hopes of his recovery. In consequence
of these facts being made known to the Mayor yes.
terday, the examination of Lewis was postponed
until the condition OF the wounded lad is definitely
determined by his physicians. If young Brauer
dies, Lewis will probably be tried for murder, as
he threatened to kill him before giving him the
blow. re
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

+ Our AGAIN.-Jim Scott, a desperate free
gave security Yesterday for n prs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

STEALING TOBAoc0.-HichaelD rewry, q
white man. was arrested and Gagged on Monday night
ast while stealing quantity Of tobacco at the FIRE
on Cary street. He was brought before the Mayor
the examination was postponed until this morning,
and the party admitted to bail for his appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

PuNIsHED.-TeEa, slave to Mr.. William
Graves, was ordered ten stripes for using abusive
and threatening language to Catherine Schadd.-
Capt Gil aves the hirer of the servant, gave her a
good character and did not hesitate to say that he
would not belle We the oath Of the complainant, but
as the negro had no witnesses to prove her limo
cence, che was doomed to punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
a,r,nrrr.-Pcter walher. ) white :

Arr,pxrr.-Petef Wallor.a Wn1ee InaD =
z-sss.d n NE Armory Rolling MI. ~ ore q
~ ~ esus IN the grooves Of the ros ~ -,
s.ss .nS s ei ssss d sss
.s ,,erformed By DR.. Gbeon shortly aiIer .ne
~ ~ rs.,.sse man was removed to his own lesr
S Sn,os He was doing well when We heard rom
him Yesterday morning.
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r~,cnr --CharIotte, slave to /

observation-disclosures sidvo " A.
rY,,,,.s n fredericksburg, aud hired 70 Morris w.
Rose of Broad street, was sent on to the d1snnss
Court, yesterday. BY the Mayor 70 answeL .or me
,'rae5 NJ her infant male child on the BIB OF Au-
.ns, A Coronor's inquest was held over the body
II the child. Immediately after tho murder. and the
murderess was sent on TO the September term ofthe
Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
uyuo,rsALE PolsorIEo. = O

WHOLESALE PoIsorIEe. = On Monoay
.v.r;ns last number Of gentlemen bad sscial
bic nc on Browne Island whore most 2. i sssn
weI .Sans.ljv or desienedy poissned with James,
,nun weedseeda Fortunately none OF them lost
.s.,;r I;ves bv the affair."
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). Ins W1ArnsR yesterday, wss sxtrene.
v ~se1, ssd ths ssa vsYY pprsssslys,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

DERAEoED.-Margaret Rsgland, q fra
woman, residing a. the North east corner OF -
and Cary streets. has been arrested a. luns,sc
and confined 10 prison to undergo an examine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
Plr1ruL CAsE.-Mrs. Hannipan, appear.

PlTIFUL CAsE.-Mrs. Hannigan, appear
ed before the Mayor, yesterday, and lodged Sc
rious complaint against her husband, stating that
she had three helpless children, and that their
father about to run off to the North and leave
them and her here to scuffle for themselves. She
wanted such process issued as would compel
her inconstant lord to support his children. The
Mayor informed her that he had no control over
such matters and directed her what course was
proper to pursue to secure her object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

cohrLAixf DisAlasxp.- The complains Of d
smpted reps, entered By cstharins Kemp, ssainst
". hsilsr, . druggist IT Now York. ms bssn djs.
Hsesss M Ne ssisadass disshsrssd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

No PAss.--Sam, slave TO Jane. I.von.
was brought before the Mayor. Mond.v chss..s'
with running from the Police the dHy before snd
Win having no pass The oflicers having ascey,si,,
O. .nAi ne wa not runaway. bis Honor dischsrred