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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13
NEW sPECIAL NOTICEs.

To Our IBERs.-COmplaints are
constantly reaching US that our papers ara not re-
ceived whom sent by mail. We can only ofset this
ars mailed and sent ths Bosson
Office. We employ good and faithful men for the
purpose, who do their irosk. The screws are loose
somewhere out of Boston-Bost Paper.
The above il one of many cases of the same kind,
aud source of great annoyance to both publisher
s saH calling s on FORE
$50 BROAD STREET, nearly opposite the Thea,re,
and subscribing with them 70 any NEWSPAPER or
MAGAZINE, you may want. By doing which, yeu
will get the paper maeazine at the same price
save the postage it. Get 1t more regularly and
have It delissrsd to you in any part Of city without
Apy of the Boston Weekly or New York, Phils,
delphia, or Baltimore Daily and Weekly Psp.rs can
be had Of them. &C 1885,
DUNLOP, MoNcUaE Il Co. asks the at
MoIassEs, Shoes. &c commencing at 10 O'CLOCK.
THIS MORNING, at our auction store.
LARus & SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to sales of Real
and PeTsonal Ests5s .toes sale. Of Dry Good: Gro
osis-S JAMES n. ssiss. F. c. LAaUs.
New CLoAKs, FUks, CURTAIN GooDs,
New style CLOTH and SATIN
More Antique and Velvet CLOAKs
sss ssa sssia b;AlM1sKss. SkocArELLEs,
COTTONS of all colors and styles
Lacs and Muslin CURTAINS
Furniture CHINTZ
Splendid DRESS SILKS
Merinoes; Delaines and Plaid VALENICAS
French EMRROIDERIES, in great variety
Rich RIBBONS. GLOVES and HOSIERY
Family MOURNING
All these Goods just re ceived by
oc I2-1m THOs r. PRICE & CO.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods ct
my store, No. 106 Main st.. THIS EVENING, at Z
O'Clock. See advertisement
ELIAS RALE,
If Auction and Com. Merchant, 106 Main ct.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. u.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Warren c. Nelson, Leeds Philadelphia, coal,
J. w. Wright l. Co
schr South Wind, Granger, Baltimore, mdzs., W.
D Colquitt Co.
Brig Chattanooga, Norris, New York, salt Daven-
port, Allen Co
Brig Clyde, Whippls. Windsor, N. g., plaster. Tai
liaferro & Bro.
Schr. w. Spear, Carroll, Brandon, wheat, War.
wick l. BaIksdale.
SAILED,
Schr. J. &. Griffith, Prtchard. Fredereksburs, COAL
w. D. Colqutt l. Co.
Schr. Ashland, Jones, Baltimore, coal, w. d. Col.
quit 4 Co.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1..-Cleared, Ocean, Mitchell,
for Richmond
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Row AMONG THE GENTLER sEx.-Our wOr-
thy Aldmerman Farrar has no better luck than the
Mayor. The women will occasionally get up diff
culiies for adjustment. Yesterday Miss Sarah Red
ding came with complaint quite scandalous
against Mrs. Maria Sullivan. The parties live on
the south side of the Basin; but we don't see why
that should allow their tempers to get far North
Be that as 1t may, Miss Redding alleged that Mrs. s.
had beaten, bitten and burned (what horrible al.
Iteration we have here y her. Unfortunately for
Miss. X. however her sister, Miss Bridget Redding
put her rather in the condition of aggressor than
aggrieved. Miss R. stated that after her mothers
death, she, Miss B. R. rented Mrs. s. part of the
house she occupied and not liking her sisters
S, D conduct, had requested her to remove her
trunk from the house. and of course herself along
with 1t. This Miss 8. R. refused to do and just at
this point Mrs. \lvan entered the field, and being
a woman of nerve az well as decision, she thrust
the said trunk ous and Mrs. s r. trying to remain,
she was, by the fosce of Mrs. SulIivan's ARM made
to follow the trunk. In view OF this unfavorable
state of the case, Miss 8. asked continuance to
bring in additional testimony, and Alderman Far
rar granted the request.
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IKTuxIoAr1oN.-Three white persons who
had been struggling with John Barleycorn. and had
been sorey diecomftted, were arraigned before Al
derman Farrar yesterday.
No. Manned Jonathan Wood, was found in the
streets early In the morning-as early as o'clock
very much under the influence. TWAS much ear.
lier than drinking man ever gets up, and there
fore 1t was apparent he had not been to bed but had
prolonged his contest with John Barleycorn until
that unreasonable hour He had become quite des.
perate, and was endeavoring In his loneliness to
awake the echoes to keep him company. Watch.
man Boze was not willing that the echoes should be
disturbed at so un ting an hour. at all events with
such scandalous and obscene EXPLANATIONS as he
was endesvoring to force into their mouths So he
told Jonathan Wood he would take him to the cage
and SO he did, whether he would or no. The Alder.
man. not at all approving of his conduct ordered
hat he find security for good behavior for twelve
months in the SUM of 800 or 90 to jail. He gave
the security.
No An elderly man named Henry Cald well.
who had certainly lived long enough to know how
idle it Is to struggle with John Barleycorn He was
arrested Wednesday evening for riotous and disor.
derby demonstrations which the police are bound to
comprehend a. destructable aud commendable and
therefore to be taken to the cage. They therefore
very reluctantly and with much pity for the vene-
hearted persons,) took him to that pleasant lodging
place for the night, and yesterday brought him to
fore Alderman Farrar, who examining his case and
hearing the petition of Mr. Caldwell that he might be
allowed TO go D0cK 70 Cn8rieeIOn whence ne came,
very benevolantIy granted his request, and he sat
out accordingly.
No. "a young man found asleep in 25th street
rather an inhospitable sort of bed though capa-
cious enough for double bed. The police having
men drunk before knew that he had been drink.
ing, SO they gave him bed tor the balance of the
night in the cage, and yesterday he made digni.
fed an appearance a. could be expected under the
Giro umstances before Alderman Farrar Hell sl.eds
he said, from Philadelphia, and gave his name a.
Benjamin Hardgrove. He had been on q cruise
here for about a week. and would leave immediate
ly, he said il permitted. The permission was given
and he departed.
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CHARGE OF STEALING GOoDs.-Alfred, q
servant in the employment of Mr.. 8. Britain, Mayo
street, was arraigned before Alderman Farrar, yes
Of dry goods ia the following manner: Messrs
Hartwe g. Co. sent their porter. Carter, to carry
bundle of goods to Mrs. Ettinger, who boards at
Mr. Brittan's and Carter, at he states, handled the
bundle to Alfred but he did not convey it to Mrs.
E. Enquiry being made, these facts were ascer-
tanned Alfred denied having received the bundle
Justice F. deemed the proof sufficient to justify
number of stripes which were given Alfred along
with the bundle.
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KuNKEL's TRouPE.-To-night, at Metro
politan Hall, Kunkels Troupe give very fine per-
iornance on the occasion Of the benefit of Miss
admired her modest grace and becoming delfcacy
and fastidiousness viii surely 60 to night and if
that be possible, see her surpass herself The en-
tertainment will be one of Kunkefs best and Mies
Fanny will of course blush red with modest pride
at beholding full house. Let her have It.
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REV. JoHN HANSON, late Of Calvary Church. ID
New York city, died 1t his residence IN Brockiyl,
on Monday last He was man of considerable IT.
erary attainments, and will be remembered o the
author of the famous article In Putnam's Magazine,
IHave we . Bourbon among uss' and volume
that was subsequently, Published setting forth the
claims OF the Rev. Eezsar Williams, az the VERT.
able Dauphin Louis the XVII.
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Messrs. j. B. 4 o. Davis were yeeterday
ined 81 for obsfructing the side walk of BroaSS
street between 18th and 5th, with two blocks Of ara
mite.
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Tar TELEoRApH.--Wednes nl&hf, Just
Is We were on the tiptoe OF anxieey for fur-
ther intelligence Of the Arctic and her PAS
sengers--ot the EuropAss news. and Of the
Baltimore elections--the telegraph broke
down, a. il generally does, q such critical
moment. And they are such dfsAppointments
that make our citizens exeorate this telegraph
in curses both loud and deep. Such defec-
live and ever-failing affair sit Is, is sggra-
waiting beyond I'll forbearance. Other cities
are possessed Of the intelligence Of the day
promptly and clearly people Of one can
communicate with the people Of another city
readily can send messages and get answers
promptly. But the ped. he Of Richmond are
denied these blessings. They are benighted,
while the telegraph elsewhere is informing
every body of what is interesting-personal-
", politically and commercially. However
important may be the nature of events
however serious may be the latest inteill-
gence in its effects on trade. we either get IN
formation concerning them, tardily, or not
at all. Everywhere else, the telegraph is
ahead of the mail, and keeps everybody post
ed of the main occurrences Of the day IN
advance of the mails; but here. in the year
1854, the mail is our chief reliance for late
news. The telegraph seldom beats it.
We suppose our people do regard our de.
fective Geographic communication as great
evil, and that they are not willing to submit
to it. If they are disposed to endure it, they
certainly have very little of the go-ahead
spirit of the country and age in which they
live. And what is the remedy for this evil?
Il nep telegraph line by a nesc company
That will give us the promptness and accu-
racy of perfect line, and the additional qua
rantee Of competition. We know it is pro-
posed by the old company to build new
line; but it is still the old company. We hope
they will build new line; but we hope they
will have competitor. We know too much
of their management to be willing to trust
to them without the stimulus of compstitor,
to ensure the prompt transmission of intelli.
gence. Let our citizens determine to have
competition in telegraphing, and they can
have it.
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JuLn 6oHoTrIsoHE, by B. Courlaendsr
We hsve received this new piece Of music from
Nj. Woodhouses who has & for saiA
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~ A calm and temperate communication
appears from Mr.. G. N. johnson, in the Nor
folk Beacon, which disposes very thoroughly
of the nonsense of "Sam Patch The Nor
folk Beacon says Samuel gave "a graphic
account of things at the White Sulphur Con-
vention." We take issue with the Beacon
on that point. 1t was not "a graphic &C.
count" but a wretched attempt at carica-
ture, and miserable failure at that.
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PARRow's TRoupE.-Our readers will
perceive by the advertisement that Parrow and his
Troupe of Minstrels will open at Odd Fellows
Hall next Monday evening. We are informed that
since their last visit various attractions have
been added-conspicuous among which II the mel.
ody Of Master Edwards, lad, who is represented
10 be an excellent singer.
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Broad Rock RAcEs.-Proprietor Green,
in addition to the liberal purses heretofore offered
by him, has advertised purse OF $500, four mile
heats, to be run for during the week over his
course, for which there are already three entries,
with the prospects of one or two others The
races on this course commence next week. and the
probability is, that the sport win surpass anything
OF the kind seen Ia this section for many years
On the four mile day Red Eye. Lawson, Rube,
Highlander, and possibly One Eyed Joe, may be
the contestants, and If they are, who name the
winner Take the programme for the week, and
II must be interesting to all who admire the sport
The first day Is a match between Whitby and
Pauline for $1,000. Second day, mile heats be-
tween Little Arthur, Henry and an Ainderby filly !;
and q race between Garret Davis, John Hopkins
and voltaire Third day Proprietors purse. Fourth
day, Jockey Club Purse Fifth day, Sweepstake
with six entries. And sixth day, Proprietor's
Purse $500, four mile heats Certainly running
enouah tor one week.
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go BAGS FEATHERS, for sale 81
~ % 10 LEWIS WEBB 4 D0als--
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Tn AanlcuxsuRAL Fam The prepot-
fatIrus for ~ Fair ere 10 rapid progress ann iii
% cupletsl = goe4 time for The reception Of nstt
c5eG lof exhibitioa. sHss
There win be twics y mach ground appropriat d
- ls1e yesr 20 the purposes of he sociay, and
among The msst inteTesjng feafures of The plece =
he circular track for the exhlhition ef horse Ths
= Sufficiently large - givs - adnirahle opposta-
nsy for full display Of ~ their exceIlencja The
trottors msy show OF b III their eraco ara the
cefnees Of $40 which We believe il ID tor 90 he
plank road The accommodation for horses q %.
perb, and Ne hope eyery man Who has horse that
he takes any pride in showing win sdd him 10 he
exhibition. There win Be 1 great msuv peoplc
here, and among them great many lovers of fne
horses. g
The stalls for cattle and pens for sheep and hoaa
are more numerous than they were iaa year. ma
we hope they win be filed With animals credisshIe
70 the stock raisers Of the State.
Tents and stands, and coops and other conve-
niences are provided for the simple dIsuIav Of
works of art, Of flowers and fruits and vegetables
and poultry, etc. The Exhibition grounds are
hardly equailed, certainly not surpassed, by any
In the Union for their spaciousness and the general
convenience of their arrangements
We again urge upon our citizens to get ready =
There will be great crowd here, and It must be
provided for. We shall be very much put out our.
selves If anybody should complain and Il would moi
do to displease the Dispatch, you know! Let "a
hope that % extreme q misfortune may be avoided
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6ouTHERs LITERARY MESSENGER. - We
hare received the September number Of the
Southern Literary Messenger, the issue Of
which has been delayed, awaiting letter
from the editor, now In Europe. 1t has An
attractive table Of contents. This excellent
periodical should be In the hands Of every
fkginiAn.
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M RS. E. LYON,
MAIN STREET.

MAIN bIhEET,
Orer tie Methodist Book Concern,)
m Has received her Fall supply of
MILLINERY, with a variety of Dress Trim.
~ mngs Silk Dresses Silk Velvet for Nantes,
NC, &c; Hair Braids and Fronts Jet Brace.
let's and variety of other Fancy Goods all of which
she will sell low for caah and solicits continuance
OF the custom heretofore so literally bestowed a.
surfing them she will uss every exertion to please
DRESSES, CLOAKS and MANTLES made to
order. -
Mrs L. will dispose of her stock and stand to auv
one wishing to engage in the business, on the most
l; beral teIm5. oc l1-Staw2v
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pLASTER-2O tons afisat, and for sale.
Apply to RANKIN l. BARKER
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IOTHE LADIES.-Another lot of th0se
Il elegant French Corsets, Just received: which
we are selling at the low price Of 81 Der pair
oc Is HART i MOSES 6S Main st
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NEW FRUFT-FIRST OF THE SEA-
IN SON.-Just received by Roanoke few boxes
new crop Malaga Raisirs, for sale by
oc IL LOUIS J. BOSSIEIJX
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MERINOES, PARAMATTAS AND
Av1 DELAINS.-Just received. an extensive a.
scrtment of Merinoes, French and English Paramat.
tas ans plain Delains, which are selling at ex.
tremeIy low prices. HART MOSES
&C ID 63 Main ar
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iARPETS.-We have just received if
- teen pieces superfne and ply CARPETS, of
me pest quality and entirely new patterns to which
we would call the attention Of all in want -
oc1S DUDLEYk JOHNSON Eagle Square
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NOTICE.-The ARMORY BAND has,
.t considerahis expsnse ordered set Of splsn:
be given at the ARMORY ON the S0th Of this month,
the proceeds of which viii 20 towards paying for
their new instruments.
The names of the different pieces VIII be given In
future advertisement, with full description.
They are determined that II shall exceed ANYTHING
heretofore exhibited In Richmond. oelS-D
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I EMONS, LEMONS.-Just received by
- Roanoke new crop Lemons.
ocl3 LOUIS j. BOSsIEUx.
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pOPULAR SONG" GOOD NEW 3
l. FROM HOME."-JAMEs WOODHOUSE has
Just resolved another supply of the and popular
Song, Good News from Home"-Price &c.
Also, just received, large lot of new Music. In.
strnction Books Ac for the Piano Forte and Guitar,
e Pianos tuned and repaired. oc rs
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The DROUGHT AND THE CRePs-The New
York Herald Of Wednesday publishes anoth-
or list Of interesting letters from various
psrts of the country, touching the late gene.
raj drought thecrops, &c. In the aggregate,
these letters coincide with the general exhib-
it Of those heretofore published. and streng-
then the Arst Impressions expressed by the
Herald. that the products Of the year through
ont the Union win be equal to all the necessi.
ties Of our population. with . considerable
margin 10 snare.
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. ROOM FOR RENT.-We have q
room to rent over our store. suitable for an OF.
ice. HART MOSES,
oc Is 6S Main Ut.
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GOLD LOCKETS, Breast Pins, Brace
~ let. and Finger Rings of great variety of pat
tern: and all Sizes suitable for Dasuerrsotypes for
sale by - GENNEf h lanes w.
&C iS Main street, Earle Souara
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MR.. T. l. FLOYD,
In announcing his ANNUAL BENEFIT FIR
FRIDAY EVENING, Der. Is,
Would especially state that every effort wifi be
made to mako the performance Of his Benefit
night ever memorable in the ann7Is
Of Ethiopian Minstrelsy.
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M latch HORSES FOR SALE.-We
AS1 offer for sale, privately, a pair of large and
beautiful Bay Horses warranted sound and perfectly
gentle in ngle or double harness. and will work
we'll to any vehicle. They may be seen by appica-
ton t. u.s. TOLER l. COOK,
oc 10 Agents.
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=. G.. O'RILEY,
JOHN S. MITCHELL.

The undersigned having become the successor the
house and business of okiley Mitchell, will continue
the same as heretofore.
Thakfu to the friends Of the late firm for former pat
ronage he socits continuation of their Conscience snd
business. His Wharfboat at the river Is one Of the
largest sire and noted for its capacity And alse nav
ing ample Warehouses on Water street. as well .s
mammoth Warehouse in Of construction on the
Canal and enient to the Raroal Depot bis facii'
ties for the receiving and forwarding Of
die aud Produce via River, Railroad ana Cahai arc
very complete.
He is also prepared make cash advances on all pre-
duce or property consigned him for sale or TO be ship
ned 10 hi. in Orleans the Eastern
cities ToctIs-if) JOHN ;. MITCHELL.
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For Ha Ii imOre, was ng ton. Philadel
phia and new York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

From Wheeling Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington % Branch r. R. a; the , Junction s 9aiely
timere. and with The Philadelphia, Viii
mington and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
TTNHE great tunnels upon the part ofthe line are
i now fully completed and the whole read Is in fine
condition, presenting one of fthe most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The for the
comfort and safety of passengers constantly exercised
by the officers and agents Of this Company aud
reports of interested and unscrupulous agents of other
routes to the contrary.
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati witk
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, &c:
vle the boats (ofhe Union Line only Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily fer
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
transferred 10 the
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily. at half
past M and arrive at Cumberland (s0l miles) at
p. and allowing two hours there. arrives in Balt
more $3.50 miles, day light morning. in full time
to connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling Ii
less than twenty hours, including stoppages,
Travellers will not fail to observe that this Is
HxAPssr as well as one of the most pleasant rouesto
the East. u.
Baggage checked through any orthe Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretransfer-
red TO the for Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia, at BALTIMORE wi hout extra charge. Trv
eers allowed ample time ard opportunity at al
points to obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore, with
the privilege ofying over any where on the roue( sll
to Washngto S1l 30. To Philadelphia S12; TO New YORK
sl4 To be had above only (Ihe rail road fare alone
from Wheeling TO Baltimore Is 81 so; TO Philadelphia
Washington 50 50) ....l .
Whilethe water slow in the Ohio, light draught, bu
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river Cincinnati and r.ach Wheeling by the way Of
railroad Columbus and GAINESVILLE. and stages thence
to Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave thereat or 7t o'clock
A. daily.
FFreighs 10 all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy line doan immense
business will be taken aslow other route All
property carefully handled and delveredi in good order.
Inquire as above. WIN. PARKER,
jl25-Iy General Superintendent. Baitimores
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TFPassengeri train leaves Evansville every morning,
at o'clock, Sundays exeepted) arrive at Vincennes a.
lOt o'clock A. NJ. leave Vneennes at O'Clock p. NJ;
arrive at Evansville Al y.
JrTSThe Accommodation Train leaves Vincennes att
o'clock A NJ; arrive Evansville at IL A. M leave
Evansville at p NJ; arrive at Vncennes ats =. Nj.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train To the forwarding of freight day OF
its delivery atthe Evansville Depot, II must be delivered
at or before II o'clock A. M and at Vincennes must
be delivered at. before, O'Clock. on the evening Of
the previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
ianos-tf President.