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DIsMIssED.-The war; ut against John
vem was called and dismissed yesterday morning
Their veat struck him or not and confessng that he
was drunk when he obtained the warrant. Al
the Court could get out Of him was that Vest and
himself were on good terms now, and that v. had
given him sl to pay the costs OF the prosecution a
far a. 1t had sone and to have u dismssed. which
he had spent Ia l!qaor.
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Ccms,rrn LOCKS 4OrEEED.--Y Yesterday

CoMsrExp LOCKS OrEEED.--I Yesterday
Mss0e - L.wFs OF seoetsville, snd l.as. Sifn ncof
nom their mill eonsieaed TO Messre kssises DC.
g tns city. pas~ed from the basin throsan ne co
iecks into the river sIoug ide Of vessel lying eL
1oexetts where her cargo wss deposited IN wy
earre!: ard .boef 81 cents each barrel in draysse
from the basin otbe wharf, and delivering the ios9
70 mncn better condition than II II had been hauled
loaded freight boat that has passed through the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

The HEALTH OF MANCHESTER, we are
grstifed to learn, II unusually good at this time
The cholera has entirely abated, and fevers of oil
kinds are less frequent than usual. This viii be
good news to those having friends In this ancient
South side town.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sept /.

FLOUR is active to-day at 80 for super. and 1925
for extra to clippers. The stock very lght and the
drought has been so great that it will b some time
be fore the millers send 1t forward.
WBEAT.-The marke ct il firm and ISLES made
at 81 20 to 81 IS for prime; inferior 30 to $3.50.
CORN IA 75c
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsTITUrE.-

VIRGINIA MLCHANICs' lNsTITUTE.-A re-
gular meeting of the Virginia Mechanics' Institute
will be held on Monday evening next, the 4th inst
at 8 O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall. Punctual attend
of members is very desirable.
j. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
u Members of the Institute who have not vet
obtained their Certificates of Membership, can 10 80
by calling on the SECRETARY at tb Dispatch office
at any hour between this and the time of meeting.
se 2-2t
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CAPTURE OF THE GOVERNOR STREET
have created much talk within the past week, was
captured alive yesterday morning, by one of the
servants of the Adelphi House. placed in glass jar,
and sent to our sanctum, where he was put away in
alcohol for preservation. At some leisure mo.
ment we design preparing history of lefty rep
tiles" giving such facts as have come to our know
ledge relative to their mode of living in strange
places, and their apparent anxiety to occupy CON
spicuous positions, when once indoctrinated into
city habits
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ImpupEEcE.-Paulina Brown, a slave. in

IMpUDEKcE.-Paulina Brown, a slave, in
the service of John p Ballard arraigned before
the Mayor, yesterday, charged with using insolent
language to Sarah Roney, young white woman, on
the 3lst ult. Miss Roney is also employed in the
Exchange, and on being sworn, made statement
tending strongly to sustain tho charge against the
negro; but other witnesses covered her testimony
in such doubt that the Court could do no less than
dismiss the accused, assuring her, that had the
plant been clearly proved, he should have felt
bound to order her fogging as in no instance
would he tolerate insolence from negroes to white
persons. Had the evidence convicted the servant
of what she was charged, the complainant would
have received no benefit from its publication.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Jobn p. Van Buren,, n
drunken worthless creature. hsiiDg from N. York
and claiming 10 be blood relation Of Prince John
and the magician of Undertook, was found guilty
OF drunken. noisy and indecent conduct, near the
Sbockoe Hill burying ground, on Sunday last, and
being unable to give bail for his future good beha
vior, was sent to Martins Inn for limited period
of time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS IN N. YoRK.-
The New York Journal of Commerce says
that the principal hospitals and ssylums OF
that city are twenty in number; besides which
there are numerous institutions more or less
intimately connected with the sick. Among
them there is one founded in 1920, an asylum
for helpless women. 1t has afforded shelter
since that time for two thousand women in
their need, and gratuitous medical aid to six
thousand two hundred at their own homes
The Journal says:
.Notwithstandug the display ofindividual and pub
lie nunifcence afforded by this above heightened ca
talosue of valuable institutions, the city calls fol
e consumption and smallpox hospital, neither OF
which exists, yet which no large European city
/. without The only building provd, for small pox
patients is the receptacle both for psupers and 9TH
ers; yet the disease is to which all liable.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0TIcE Those friendly to the election
of BEVERLY j. SlZER, Esq. as M agistrate for Dis
trict No |, will bear in mind tina. the election take
place on SATURDAY, the End September, at the Town
Hall, in Manchester. SEVERAL VOTERS
Manchester, Sept. 1st, 1851. se I-2t*
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NOW READY

NOW READY
~ Vol. I'd ard conclusion of Rye House Plot; by
6. w N Reynolds, price SOC.
Eashion and Famine; by Mrs. Ann 8. Stevens 81
Berth. and LILY, or The Parsonsge OF Beech Glen;
BY Mn. Z. Oaks Smith; @I.25
Nowadays q
Harper's Magazine for September; as.
Srsham's do do do; 2Se
rutnam's do do do, 25c
Illustrated do Of Art do; pic
netAas Lese's Ladies' Gazette OF F.shion; 25c
oodeys Lady's Book; 25c
nsc All the papers for this weeh--Fiss HAnnsr
sAms WAverly. Privataer, 0i-ason's Pictorial co.
asn' ras, Pilot, Courier. Police Gazette nov Moth.
ing, mussam, he. For sale ~
J. a. HOLBROOK,s
Rrnkain -. above Exchanes Hotel
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MARRIED,

At Weldon. N. c., on the 30th ut by John Camp
bell, p. Mr.. GEORGE BEREET to Miss LOuI'
SA NEIDT, both of this city.
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The WxATHER cOniinura excessively
warm, and the sun very oppressive. Gardeners
are compisininS biasrly Of want Of rain, 10 every
direction.
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,E,-The COmmittee appointed +,

NorIcE.-The Committee appointed to
receive contributions to the fund subscribed by a
portion of the Mechanc8 of Richmond and other
friends of the lat, Thomas Glenn, for the purpose
of erecting Monument to his memory, will please
attend at Odd Fellows Hail. Monday evening" 4th iu.
slant, at hafpast seven O'clock. Believing that mo-
ney has already been subscribed beyond the cost of
the contemplated object, this meeting 10 called that
committee to select sutsbie model, dsvise pro-
per inscription, and superintsnd the erection of the
Monument, and Treasurer may be appointed; also.
that such Opposition may be made Of any surplus
whch may remain in the Tresrurers bands after pay
log the contractors charge for the monumest, &c
This meeting Is only half an hour in advance of q
meeting to be hold BY the Virginia MechancS In
.titute, therefore duty and pleasure may be COM
bned.
COMMITTEE.
Samuel I. Landrum, A. Arsell, Edwin Hillyard,
George Turner, George w Baher, Fleming Griffin
Henry X: Ellyson, Lewis L. Montague. Peter d.
Glenn, John d. Quarles, VIM. L McMinn, George
D. Shell. John A. Bevin, Albert j.. West.
PIT 1. A. GODDlN, Chairman.
BATHS! BAThsm BATHs!M-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressng
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amsri-
can Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Ia Rail &c So L. r. nj
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drank LESLIE'S FASHION GA
IL ZETTE FOR SEPTEMBER. at
SMITH FORE,S Bookstore

9th ct ono door ON Broad.
THE NEW YORK JOURNAL for September
o. year; l8c. per number
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART 70,
The RYE HOUSE PLOT, I'd volume and conclu
sion.-50c.
HARD TIMES. by Dickens; complete edition
HARPERs eAZETTEER OF THE WORLD
Nos. /, 2 and now ready. To be completed In ID
numbers with maps. Price SOC
THE GREAT Red DRAGON. or Msster-Key to
Popery: BY an old Rnm:n CATHOLIC Priest sl.5o.
BLANCA by A. J. H. Duganne-25c.
HARPERS MAGAZINE for September-2sc
KNICKEkBOCkEK DO do. 25c.
PUTNAMS DO. do. Csc.
GRAHAMS do. do. 25c,
GODEY'S do do. 25c.
Together with ell the lstest
NEW BOOKS.
MAGAZINES and
NEWSPAPERS,
For sale, wholesale and retail BY
SMITH FORE
General Newspaper Agents.
se2-1t 9th Ct, one door from Broad
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w. w. JeNEs will speak TOMORROW
at 4 O'Clock, P. M the Capitol Square. Subject
The new heaven the new earth, and the new Jeru-
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morality and religion In loud voice, whst
would It 10 to them If they exhorted their
hearersso plumber their neighbors Of their pro-
perry. and to demolish their dwellings and Of
fees, beginning with the New York Tribune7
We advise the noisiest of the street preach
ers to take up aposition next Sunday in front
Of the Tribune office. and preach from the
text "Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam
out of thine own eye, and then shalt thou see
clearly to cast out the mote from thy broth
er's eve"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

SEyERAL LADIES in this city are prepar
ins specimrns of needle work and painting for the
Mechanics Fair, to he held the first oiNoyember
next We trust that ihis exhibition VIII be borne
In mind throughout the Stale, and that Mechanics
and oihers viii send apecinsns OF their sktl 10 T.
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FIREARMs-As the time for fall shooting
is at hand. repeat caution to parents not to
trust their boys with the use of fow!ing pieces
Children are naturally careless, and when a mum
Der of them get together point their guns at each
other, and do many careless things that might cost
them their lives. Boys under eighteen years OF
age have about as much business with loaded guns,
as sucking babies have with loose arsenic.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Capt Thos Skinner, from New York, yesterday:
A Carsil and son, VIM Tucker, Ro J Archer,
Armi.tead D Fender, 8 Stevens lady and serv't,
Miss Stevens. Geo Blow and lady, Thos Dettman,
Miss e Benedict, Mrs d Vincent, nj saunders.
VIM Hudgins, Miss H C Whitney, sickert and
lady, Miss D Coll, Miss A Manning, Il My
ers VIM Mitchell, Geo Ross, Geo Richter, 8 Suth-
srland 81 C Hicks, NJ Hess, P Pearce, Mrs Suther-
and and daughter, Capt w Wilson, L Warwick.
VIM johnson, Mrs Mitchell and daughter, w
D johnson, Miss Fl Jones, VIM Tatum, McCar-
thy. John Parks, J h Clarke and lady, John Ed.
munds, Jas Barton, Col Rice, r L Owens, d
Hill, and Al in Storage.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will be q
Temperance Meeting in the Methodist Chapel on
Oregon Hill, Sunday afternoon Srd inst at half past
o'clock. An interesting sddress may be expected.
se2-1t Z
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FINED.-James Horner was fined 81 and
costs for failing to keep the gutter before his dool
In good order a. the ordinance directs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

RIM BBLS, =. MOODS CUT HER
wv RiN08 just received end for sis -
SCI JNO. WONbLE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

NOTICED looking over yesterdAy's
IN Dispstch, find notice of Geo. L. Upsher's,
charging me with bringing his egro to Richmond 20
hire ont, for the benefit Of other debts had no
hand Ia his negro any others being brought to
Richmond. They were not in my possession for Sc
veral days before they left the road. The Trustee
had taken possession of everything and there fore
here. a. the Trusee brought tho negro, with q num-
Der OF Others to take charge Of the mules Carts &C.
se z-3tt J. A. FOSTER
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ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL.

CORNER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE Subscriber, having had several years
Il experience as teacher, will open at the above
place, on the LIST of September,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
fFoy Session Of 10 months payable semi-onnuaIly in
adUdnee.]
Ordinary English Branches... .......".........szo
Advanced ...................... so
Ancient Languages and Mathemst 10
an 10--tJOsep GEO A. WEED .
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YERTERDAY

UNITED STATES HOTEL-P A Brown, J Al
len. Richmond; A Geoch, Fuvanns;T w Pierce,
N Y; J w WiDgfield. r H Goodman. Hanover; Jno
Jones, Norfolk; T III Senler, Bait; w P Jarman, Al
hemarle; J r Richngs Stanton; sinclsre, H c
Wsrnard, Newport; w Pendleton, Louisa; Charles
g Jones, T Moore, v C r; WPate, Aylett's.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-R w Mrrtin, Pittsyva.
mia; Dunn, 9 Dunn, Abip gdoD; Sharpe, H
Cox Wilmington; A Black and FANNY of 8, Blacks
burg; Col Coleman. Louiss; w II Stringfe low,
c; Chappell, Bait; M Crowley. Wilmington:
Dobbin, N c; Bassett, Va; w PAYNE, Mich;
Boiling, r Pains 81 C Hicks W nj Caldwell, w
M Mace, w Chamberlain, Richmond @ Lukes and
lady. Dettman and lady. Miss Bo,ediet, Y;
Gresham. Va; Wood, Charlottesville: Richard.
son, Powhstan; Cowherd. Louia; A ii H Stuart,
Staunton; Morris, lady and 0xf I'd; & B Pref
low, Southampton; Cooper, jr, Of Wight; Jno
Queen.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Jas Coke, Fredericksbg;
" M Edmund, Ky; Stephen Edmund, N c; VIM 4
harris, Lynchbnrs; Jas Thompson, Portsmouth; w
Il Sugar, N G; w Morrison Wilmington; d Bow.
per, o. L Spencer. Charlotte; g 81 Mccall. g
Griffith ii C Harris, Baltimore; r nj Cary, Rich
nond M Arbuckle, Miss Andersen, Miss Arbuckls.
VI Geo Lawson, Boston; M McAllister, N Y; w
Drew, Roberts, Phiiad; Jas Hiffiin, lady. child
andsvt y; II Thompson, St Louis. Mrs Phillips,
Mics Phillips, Cincinnati.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W C Scott, Powhatani
z Jeter, Amelia; A Gooch, Gordonsville Tho
Calf, Atkins Richmond; Butler, Peirce,
Va; VIM Robertson. Leaksville; w Ricard, Balti.
more; Boodroof, w Hopkins E D Punis, Rich.
mond; Tinsey, Pittsylvanis; J B Onward, Tenn
c H Blaine, King 4 Queen.
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M ISIS A. Nj. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
MI YQIING La lI g -Ths aaxanth aG


this Scho oil will commence the frat MONDAY of
October next at the schoolrooms, corner of Frank
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace p. Smith, A. B., brothe- of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the school Associate Prin-
clpal. The most competent teachers will assist In
the various departments. The course of instruction
is Thorough and embraces all the requisites for fin
ished education Frequent lectures will be given In
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry accompa.
MED by experiments Vocal muscwilI be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss 8. pledges herself to
teach in such q manner to enable the pupil who
is attentive to the instruction given, to read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session. Each
department of the school will be under the super
vision of the principals. who viii regularly examine
the different classes.
TERMs-Epglish branches, $40; Primary Depart.
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages, so
each Instrumental music, Professors prices. Draw
ing. Embroidery. &c extra charges.
Mr. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known in "a few weeks by application at the book
store of Mr.. VIM. A. Buffers, 157 Main streer.
au8-eod2mif
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
q The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Governor
Street. lis extensively prepared to execute every de-
scriPtion of PRINTING very superior Power
Prene: and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
Presses. my IL
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FOR RENT have for

- rent two fine. large, well located add airy hou.
Nicholson street, at Rochetts, and veil staa-
ted for school These houses need only to DO seen
to be rented by those in want of good and comfots
bic homes.
ALSo-A few of those rice cottage, nilt
houses on Highland street. which. for beauty and
comfort, cannot be bsat and Ut low rents Apply TO
seq III. w TYLER.
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The INDIANs.-lt is stated that the Indians
OF this country are reduced to about 400, 900.
The present Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Col. Monypenny, is of opinion that the ONLY
plan by which the Indians can be saved from
dire calamities, if not entire determination il
to COLOMBO them in ablelocations, limited
In extent and distant as possible from the
white settlements and to teach and aid them
70 cuitivate the soil and raise stock. There
10 NOT much chance of civilizing Indians so
long as they can get at Sire water" a thing
that turns white men into savapes.
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RAPID GROWTH OF BRookLYs.-Tbere IS
no city in the United States which has ON,
stripped the city of Brooklyn New York in
rapid and substantial growth. Thirty wears
ago 1t was but small village, and now !. h.s
one hundred and twenty thousand ;nh. :,
tants, and its public buildings and pr;vs,.
edifces are of costly and splendid descr;n
ton. On the LIST of next January, under ,
law Of New York and new charter. the ad
joining towns of Williamsburgh and Busb
wick will be added to Brooklyn, increasipp
its population to nearly two hundred thou.
sand souls. Brooklyn, lying just across the
river from New York, has generally been
considered suburb of that mammoth c;tv
buf ty her efforts for direct foreign trsdo
she now seems disposed to set up Tor bersslf
She has . water front of eight miles' with
wharves and capacious warehon.
il !; the Atlantic dock, which is said TO he
ieep and large enough to contain thousand
hips, and depth of water such that the
hips can 90 TO and from the wharyes With.
ut waiting for the tides.
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Ine aoom,nation of bowling in In. ,,hu.
an,,ac. al DAY on Sunday BY gang sf bla,an
81 the freedom of speech h.. been
have BEEN S, 9, me nee speech party, a. il shop,5
cerssinln 10. IN public when .ad how be
snnoy everybody Who lives -i,h;a DeIlow 90 ~ to
tanned down q, ssss fanatic. 0,ooss q
Quere. Is tia more intoler.h,.
ton for "blatant lunaticso to show, o =. :,
public streets, than for "blatant f.n.,;s ens
to howl in the public papers, Is the fra.
dom of the press more sacred and inv;olah,e
'nan the freedom OF speech Ii a man
ought to be deprived Of his legal right Of
free speech because he pitches his voice in
too high key, ought not the same measure
70 be mefed to press which inculcates trea.
sonf And il the Tribune would muzzle the
street preachers because they preach virtue,
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FOR RENT-The new brick DIV

FOR RENT-The new brick Dwell
AEA ling on franklin street, between 9Th and 7th
streets. Opposite Mr.. VIM. C. Aliens row, contain-
ing or 10 rooms, convenient closets pantry kiteh
furnished with Chandeliers and other gas fxtpres-
City water in the yard To good tenant the rent
will be moderate Possession be given iDmsdi.
ately. Apply to the undersigned at his school, rooms
the preu.es from to 10 o'clock in the forenoon:
at any other hour he can be seen at his boarding.
house on Bank street, between 9th and 10th ste.
X. III. L TI0hE.
Iy-The Sehool-rooms are not for rent
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The friends of direct Southern trade with
Europe have before them fair field for their
enterprise Let them prepare to enter the
inviting lists of competition, or it will, be
monopolized by more energetic rivals.
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NE. iREAeHiSs.-The New York Tri
pune winch has become quite disgusted with
the street-preaching nuisance Co.. All
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JAS. Il BOWEN, Minister of the G ospeI,
Late Pastor OF Tic SoutlIamntnlI linuiisl Ehnrc

nS CAuTIox.-Re then, parei s md all others
that Hobensacks WORN SyRrP is The only Medicine hi
use That Will eradicate Worms, with certainty, will
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