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Worcester daily spy., 1854-04-13

NEW ENG LAND FURNITURE
IN WAREHOUSE, WALDO BLocK.-The subscribers
having taken suite of Rooms in Waldo Block and fllel
them with a stock of
NEW FUR NITU RE,
would invite their friends and citizens of Worcester Coun
ty who about purchasing, to call and examine their
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
These Goods all made by the best workmen in the
country and will be warranted to prove represented at
the lowest possible price, for Cash approved credit and
at least per CT less than the quality be pur
chased for at any other establishment.
They will also Manufacture TO order any article Of
Furniture at short notice.
Uphostering and repairing done in the best manner.
HATCH Il TOWNSEND.
Worcester, April s, 1854. APPS diff
Worcester daily spy., 1854-04-13
Drp Gooos.
WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
w 500 VIENNA BROCHE

NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS,
which will sell full 20 per less than the goods
be bought in this market. Also, very large lot of
All Wool Paris Printed SUMMER sIIAwLs, of our own
Importation, to which the attention OF Purchasers
ap12 daw4w r. L. HARD0N co.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE AT AUC-
IN TIoN.-W be sold at Public Auction, at the Resi-
dence of the late WILLIAM Il. WESS0N, on Grafton
street, April 18TH at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
Worcester daily spy., 1854-04-13

beautiful assortment of the above Goods, at prices
defy comption, at MYERS & BAMBERGER's
APPS diff 210 Main street.
Spring AND SUMMER HOSIERY.
$50 $50 O91' Misses Misses 0sS White Unbeaed coored
400 " Chdren's dog
Best saxony made Goods and warranted superior any
inmarket for sale cheap, at
MYERS & BAMBERGER's,
ap5 diff 210 Main street.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTEL
YEaTERQAY

AMERICAN HOTEL DIR Turpin. Powhstan; }
Rs.s Ryen. Nelson; Roase, and Queen;
L ns: m a:GHasa
Capt Deal, We; c Reelislwitz, N X 3 3 Mossly.
e W Reynolds Va; ] Shield. iynehburs; Mis- Z
White, Va; Col De Russy, Capt Brsnerton, U 8 A:
A Anderson, Richmond; Dr. J q Foster, H.lifax; W
Wright. Bait; Anderson, Christisnsburs; L. Tarl-
ton, ship Wide Awake: J freeman, Richmond; g g
Wilson and lady, Miss Wilson, Miss Howerton, N Y.
c ExCHAEeE HoTEL-AP Cren.hsw. Charles
Jerdone: Chas City; 8 w Paul, Norfolk; T Addison,
j, Addison, N Y; c wilde. NJ Jenkins, Russell.
70; D T White, w Perkins, N Fitzgerald, Half,
fax; w Jesse, Lancaster; Smith, Hartford; T D
Robinson Cqmbersnd; Harrington, Norfolk; C
w Poli: il. Polk, Norfolk; D Peters, Lynch,
burg; Davis, Farmyille; e Harrison, W Steser
Vsnable, C W Goldman, Fsrmville; Ruffin'
Hanover; L Hsrvie, Amelis g Rissei, Mobile;
A Steger, Lynchburg; C Z Shade Bait; SV Morton
Bsnkman. Va; H d nsfellow. Ala; String
fellow, s G; H TalisfsIro, L Price, Hanover: Or
Harris, Loulssi Q Scott Fsrmville; } M Walk.
lottesyiliei T Watson, Louisa
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-N Payne, Bowlesville,
Tbayer and lady, Miss E Harland, Philadelphia;
Col 5 Register, c; J " TuiberviiIs, Halifax; T 4
Fowlke', Nottoway; Mr. Pepper virsiniai R Russell,
Meckien6urg; 4 Dunn, Nottoway; FrzgeTaid,
Wake. Chesterfield; X Hill. Goulding, Char
lotte; w Worsham, r Barrett, Dauville; Pugh,
Charlotte; Addison, Williamson, M Blsnton,
Va; ] M Blanks. FarmviIle; w NJ Schoolfeid Henry;
g II Harrison R l. D R; Fowlkes, Charlotte;
Z s Brooks, do; Dorsett, Portsmouth,; Love-
lace, Alabama; Mise r Loveace, Pittsylvania; J
Simmons, N York; w Thomas. N c; T Walker,
Madison; Giles Harris, VIM Harris, Charlotte;
Chamberlayne. Richmond; sims Manchester
w Mose1ey, Powhatan; J Culbertson, L Culbert-
son, Madison; C w Button Harpers Ferry; E Zollic
koffer, Maryland DR. g w Briggs. Col II Thweatt
Richmond; E Mayo, Powhatan; DR. Wake, Va
n n Raker
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british POETS-J. W. RANDOLPH


A. German Reader, for beginners By B. Rocker,
A. M, Instructor in Harvard University-St co.
The First History Introd to Pariey's Com.
mon School History, designed for beginners at Home
and at Scholastic
The Southern Pictorial Primer, for learning to
read at Home and at School. By Southern Lady
25 cts.
Freaks of Fortune or the History aud Adventures
Of Ned Lorn. By J. B. Jones. author Of "Wild
Western Scenes" &c -plstes-lt0.
Healthy Skin; Popular Treatise on the Skin and
Hair; their Preservation and Management. By L.
Wilson, r. r. S-plates-le 90.
The Principal Forms Of the Skeleton, and Of the
Teeih By Prof. b Owen-plstes-l.2.
The Principles II Animal and Vegetable Physiolo.
ey. BY J. 3. Bushman, M. D.-piates-80c-
Carpe enters Principles of Comparative Physiology;
: " = dtion, with 500 pstee-48 &c.
Vol. 49, 1858 United ststss Disest-5oo.
Poems of Akenside, Psrnell Il Ticket, and Gay,
with Memoir M 75c se IS
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DOMESTIC FELICITY.-Mich'l Currin was

DOMESTIC FELICITY.-Mich'l Currin was
again before Hi. Honor. the Mayor, yesterday, for
whipping his wife Mrs. C like an afectionate
spouse she is took much blame herself for the
violence she had suffered, the effects of which, in
deed, were still apparent. Michael was in liquor, OF
rather liquor in him; and She slthoug sober
mprudent to aggravate him, when he fell to beat
ing of her. She implored that he night be pardoned
The Mayor was not proof against the appeal of Mrs
Currn; but saying that she confessed herself to
blame, and apprehsnded further danger, he would
discharge Mr.. Currin, with blessing not to come be-
fore him any more.
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TIT Cusrox Hourx.-The Enuuirer. of

TIE CusToM HoUNK.-The Enquirer, Of
yesterday states that the commeucement Of the
Custom House Building will be delayed until the
permission Of the Legislature b Obtained. We
hope that this delay will not occur. It win stop
the work for sixteen eighteen months. If this
added to the hundreds of instances to prove that
the constitutional limitation OF the Legislature to
biennial sessions Il one of the most unfortunate
and short sighted acts that ever was committed by
the organic laws of people By Il alone they have
done Virginia more injury than its authors are
likely to repair If they live to tie age of Methuse
lah
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There is good, but quiet hit, says the AL
e1andria Gazette, in the opening sentence of
an article in New York paper, which says:
we listened, not many Sundays since, to one
Oh our most eloquent and popular preachers,
recently returned from a pleasant sojourn
an the country, who discoursed of the moral
lessons taught by the cholera" His "plea.
SAINT so'onra in the country" away from all
danger of the pestilenee that prevailed where
his congregation lived, doubtless enabled him
to look at the subject philosophically.
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MARRIED.

n Hsnnco county, on the 7th Septembsr, By the
Caroline county, TO Miss DAMIkA A. Q. SHARP pf
Heurico eounty
- Richmond Christian Advocate ard Petersburg
papers please copy
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. IS 1854.

The Dispatch groans under the press Of
advertisements which crowd upon it, and 1t
is with the greatest difficulty We are enabled
TO keep up the wonted amount OF interest IN
It's news columns. The editorial department
has been necessarily subjected to unusuair re,
striction.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPH's Book STORE, 121 Main st., Yesterday
7o,slock. l2o,slook. 5o'elock.
MARINE NEWS.
P0R1 OE p ICu MCnIO 9. "a
PORT or RICHMOND, Sept. ~,

SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Csvendy, New York, mdss
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere. Pritchsrd Baltimore, mdss
Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr S. R. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdse., D. Currie
New York.
Schr. Henrico, Scanton, New York, mdse, D. Cur.
rio.
BALTIMORE, Sept u.-Clsared, schrs. Gen. Lafay-
cite, Archibald and Three Brothers, Baylif for Rich.
mond.
New York; Sept 10-Cleared, schr. Hill Carter,
Lines, for Richmond.
BosToN, Sept CARVED schr. Silver Cloud
Combs, from Frsdericksburg.
PHILADELpHIA, Sept 12-Arrived, schr. Forward,
Jones, from Fredericksburg
New YORK. Sept 1l.-Cleared, schr Surprise, Cole
for City Point.
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Mr.. VIM. Caulfield, on Grace between Sd
and 4th held in 500 to keep the peace yester-
day, by the Mayor, on the complaint OF Mrs Martha
Henry, sustained by VIM Garrett that he had used
abusive and threatening language towards her.
Mr.. c. declared that it was untrue, and that Mrs.
ii. and her witness had sworn falsely.
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RoBBIsG THE DEAp.-The Mayor vester.

RoBBIEG THE DEAD.-The Mayor yester-
day had before him aged negro named William
Stewart, charged with stealing apron containing
a dollar in change from the body OF an old negro
named Jshn Tinsey, who tell in 18th street and died
as before reported. The Coroner knew that Tins.
ley had on the apron when he fell, and Instituted
inquiry, which resulted In fixing the apron on Stew
art The Mayor expressed bis regret at being
forced to apply the rod of reform to one who should
be thinking OF dying rather than robbinR but said
there was no alternative Poor Stewart gets only a
dollar and old apron from his dead friend. How
many rob the dead of thousands and never receive
any punishment at all II each got 80 for every
dollar stolen, what would become of their hid co
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Ma. LYBRook.-The appointment of this

gentleman to be superintendent of the construction
Of the Custom House in this city, elected some com
ment as to his being foreigner. 1t has been more
over stated that he has been short time Ia the
United States, that he 10 not yet a citizen. We un-
derstand that he Ii certainly ctizen-that he has
been six years resident in the United Sfates-shat
he filed his intention to become citizen imme-
diately after his arrival In the country, and tina
having gone through the constitutional probation,
he has been duly naturalized and 10 and has been,
for year at least, entitled to all the rights of citi
zeDship
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I ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY.
Ate nd special meeting of your Company. to be
Ut held at LAFAYETTE HALL ON THURSDAY
~ next the 18th inst, at O'Clock p. NJ, to proceed
to the election of Captain
By order of the Lieut.. Commanding.
sells JOHN C. POWELL, o. S.
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TExAs.-Mn. Mary G. Mocommas, who has been
confined for several months In the Dallas county
Jail, on charge of numbering her stsp-son died on
the 9th alt. Previous to her desth, she inside vo.
luatsry confession Of her guilt
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TOURNAMENT
A ND FAN BALL,

INHE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
and QUEENS BALL will take place at the
September, 1854. w." u
The grand FANCY DRESS BALL will come of
on the following evening. va
The List of KNIGHTS is not vet closed. ,.r.s
number have entered; and some of them ara
line horsemen, close contest may be expected.
Richmond Citq.
Jgdge WIZ. W. Crump, Hugh w. Fry. Jr..
Major T. c. Rice, Jas d. Talbot
Major T. P. August DrR Carripgton.
Thos. boswell, j. H c. TYLER
Marmaduke johnson, Walter Fl. Harrison,
Chss A McEvoy, VIM. b. Harvie
Judge John s. Caskie, Dr. VIM. H Haskins,
Or w L.. Burton, David L. Burr,
Capt }. ii. Richardson, Isaac Davenport.
P0aohatan.
VIM. c. Scott, Phil St. Geo. Cooke,
VIM. Old Jr, Thos Munford
Miles C. Se'den, Richard Crump'
VIM. w: Michaux, Col P. J. Archer
Edward Scott, Jr-, Thos. Skipwith,
Dr. Thos Mckenzie, Benz. Finnss.
Chesterfield.
DR.. J. l.. Archer, ID c. Macarthur
Thos Walden: Jr, DR.. Edw'd Macarthur
VI. Wm b Ball, VIM. Graves,
Wallace w Dav, John Gregory,
DR.. Sidney Walk, DIR. A s. McRae,
VIM: A. Cooke, Rich'd McRse.
Jas. III. Moody,
Goochland
R. s. Allen, Jas. A. Morson,
Jas. M. Travilian, Thos. +. T. Tabb,
John Adkins, DR.. Robt Walker,
VIM. Stanard, Dr. E. Powell
Robt. T. Crouch,
amelia.
Lewis <. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives,
Thos. J. Noble, Egbert Lee
Col. Masters, VIM J. Barksdale,
Robt Archer, VIM. s. Archer
N. The lChildren's FANCY DRESS SOIREE
will take place on FRIDAY Evening next, Septem-
Der 18th 1854 Children attending reque sted to
appear in Fancy Dress.
Several beautiful Dances viii be danced in costume
by the Children.
The SOIREEIunder the supervision of Mr.. C. A,
McEvoY Sc 12-dtd&r cit
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81 we confess to our continued incredu.
lity as TO Hiss Coutts. AS to any wealthy
lady following Mario about in that wav. we
oon believe word of it. The lady who
personates Miss Coutts may perform her part
WELL but the whole thing is a humbug, never
theless, and very ridiculous humbug
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The APPoMATIox.-We are sorry to hear
from the Petersburg Democrat, that our old neigh
Dor, the AppomattoX, is very low indeed. He has
long been confined to his bed, and has become so
emaciated that his rocky spine and vertabre are
distinctly visible. He is sufferer from the long
drought.
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collar OIL.-4 casks prime quality,
~ landing and for sale BY
sells DAvENPOkT. ALLEN co.
00n BBLS. BAKERS FLOUR-Rs-
%UO ceivins. For sale BY
sei3 III. FRY.
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The Enquirer, of yesterday, contains a
charming description OF the late Tournament at
the Fauquier SpIings The Knight of the Green
Vale was victorious, and selected Miss Rose c.,
OF Lakewood, Richmond, as Queen; Miss H,
of Charles county, Maryland, and Miss C., of
Essex county, Va, were maids of honor. The de-
scription is worthy of the scene. 1t Is poetical,
graceful, and graphic in the highest degree
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IRox FOR THE DAsviLLE RAMRoAp.-The
brig Sailor, 332 tons Capt Grozier srrived at City
Point on Sunday, from Newport, Wales, with a
cargo of Iron for the Richmond and Danville RAN
road Company. This will be crafty Ing Intelligence
to the numerous friends of the road.
The 8. was 90 days on the passage.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.


CITIZENs AND STRANGERS VISITING THE
city, who wish to get their Hair cut in the latest and
most approved STYLE should call at the Hair Dressing
Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon under the
American Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Showers Baths can be had
daily from half past M, to half past NJ, and on
Sunday to III P.M
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81. En-
trance l1th street. se12
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE of my sale, to
take place This Evening, at O'Clock. See adver-
tisema mt, under the auction head.
sells ELIAS HALE, Io6 Main st.
o. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street, between Main and Cary the
store Of g. +. Psake. Refers to Messrs c. ?. Wor-
than Co., Williams L Brother. Butler l. Tinslsy
J. H. Claiborne, G. r. Peake, J. B. sclater and DR..
w. A. Paterson. Sc lS-Sm
AUCTION NorICE. -The attention of
housekeepers and dealers is solicited our sale of
House Furniture, &c, this morning, at O'Clock,
Mr. J. w. Dennis apartments over the Mansion
House. See advertisement.
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts,
Sc IS "a, Main street.
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THOMAS D. QUARLES,
229 BROAD STREET.

NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
T HAVE Just received an entire new stock
Il of FALL DRY GOODS, which were purchased
in the Northern markets since the decline in prices
and will be sold at a small advance.
Anon gst the assortment can be found the largest
and most desirable stock ever offered to the public
Buyers solicited to call and examine before
making their purchases.
TERMs-CASH. THOS D, QUARLES
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METROPOLITAN HALL.


ys,s Ak a. AsD FRIDAY
KUNKEIS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
VIII produce that most successfnl Dramatic
- s.s.eh ofths asy nnowa g
Displayips the trus condition Of the
SLAVE OF VIRGINIA.
IS1is1s1d s ZIG Hs n, s . q 3: yoRx
AN UNTUP0RED 4FRiC1N,
The superiority Of those 10 Ssrysuse Ia this country
their fellow crsstures, In far the
largest part Of Africa
This celebrated
HOME DRAMA,
TRUTHFULNEss AND foRcE,
The infamous lies of one too base to mention, who
raked the s sever and A.spool' OF the
HOME BROILS AND QUARRELS!
Has been received and approved Of by many Of the
FAIR AND f,' aoNsE "a Ps1U5ss1nnes OPINION
In regard to az In.t,a.on 'l.sdsssd too osa By In
TIRE EyssfSas SsL Z vo,,
RICHMOND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Complimentary Benef, to Mr. H. A. HIGHT, Stage
Manager.
WEDNESDAY, 18th September. 1884.
On which occasion, N consequence Of the great sue
sess of Damon, viii be repeated the beautiful Play of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS
Damon. ..,..................Mr. Fl. A. Hight
Pythias .....r...............Mr.J C. Smith
Calanthe.. Miss Reed
Hermion. ...........................M Miss Howard
SONG, Midnight Hours. Miss HOWARD
To conclude with Q
SPANISH DANCE, by......... Miss M. " HIGHT
THE Petite Danseuse, eleven years of age and
her last appearance but one.
~ADMISsION-15c &c ls-,,+
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sign of change, except in the gradual crack.
ing of the rocks Of the immense structure
which will one day disappear and leave un.
fortunate travellers to find their way as they
can to the Natural Bridge Hotel
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NEW BOOKS-Received by JAMES
~ WOOnHOITSE

Magdalen Hepburn: story of the Scottish Reform
alton; by the author of Mrs. Margaret Msatland,"
The Scout. or the Black Riders of Congaree; by W.
G. Simms, Esq; new edition-$1 %.
Firmilian: "Spasmodc" Tragedy" by T. Percy
Easy Nat or the Three Apprentices: a tale of life
In New York and Boston, but adapted to any meri-
dan;" By A L. stimson. editor of 1.-The Express Mes.
senger." Illu.trsted-Sl 25.
Ten Nights in Bar Room, and what saw there;
by Il. s. Arthur-75c
Freaks of Fortune. or the History and Adventures
of Ned Lorn; by J B Jones, author of "Wild Yves
tern Scenes" &o.-$l
and England from tn Norman Conquest to the fall
of the Stuarts; by Henry VIM. Herbert-Sl IS.
co sl,,s5 A hfe BY ;nG widows
The Elements of Agriculture: book for young
ssboe Nv ws so WapnrP '0' 'n'
Captain Canot Twenty Years of the African
Slaver being account of his career and
on the coas in the I'M eror on shiPboard and in the
West Indies; edited by Brantz Major illustrated
Sl25
Rosefs Thesarus of English Words, so classified
and arranged. to facilitate the expression of ideas
and assist in literary composition, by Peter Mark
Roget; author of the "Bridgewatsr Treatise on Ami
mai and Vegetable Philosop hy-$l.5o.
Shakespeares Scholar being historical and critical
White, A M; vol.8vo-S2 so
w has lately received large add additions to his
stantal bindings suitable for Libraries. Sc Is
NEW PUBLICATIONS-Capt. Canot,
IN OF Twenty Years of an African Ssver-Sl Is.
Freaks of Fortune, or the History aud Adventures
| of Ned Lorn. BY b. Jon-s-1 D.
| Chestnut Wood; Tale. By Lisle Linden; vols.
LIS.
Katharine Ashton-2 vols By Miss L. M. Sewell.
$50
| Sandwich Islands. By A Haole-l Is.
Farmn sdse BY Caroline Thomas-lG0.
Agatha Beaufort or Family Pride-75c.
Leather Stocking and Silk. Story of Virginia
| leo.
Twenty Years in the PHILIPPINE Islands-1.G0.
Iron Cousin, Mutual Ipf1nence-1.25.
Lamp-Lg hter-I 25.
Utah and the Mormons Il co.
Tempest and Sunshine. BY Miss Holmes-1.00.
Alone Third Edition. By Marian HarIand-l. %.
Warn, or the Child of Adoption-100.
Mira Mowatts Autobio graphy-l.25.
Also, Harpers and Grahan's Magazines for Sep
| tember, leach )-25c.
For sale by HAROLD MURRAY,
a u
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Ths Court was yes-
terday chiefly occupied with the trial of Charlotte,
a slave Owned by Hay Holmes of Fredericksburg,
and hired to L. M. Rose0 on the charge of Lfanti-
eide. The reported at the time of the Cor.
oner's Inquest upon the body of the infant.
The Court decided that the accused was guilty
of murder In the second degree, and sentenced her
to transportation, assessing her value at $500 In
consideration Of her youth-being not seventeen
her good character, and some other extenuating
circumstances, three of the members of the Court
and the attornies for the prosecution and the de-
fence Joined in petition to the Executive to par
don her
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We had the great pleasure Yesterday of

COLLECTOR FOR THIS PoRT.-We learn
that VIM. NJ. HARRISON has received the appoint
nent of Collector for this port, to supply the vacan
cy occasioned by the death of the late Collector
MIR. II. is very capable of making an excellent OFF,
Ger and is very popular gentleman.
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I ANGUAGES.-The subscriber gradua.
Lifted at the University of Warsaw, will commence
on the 1st October next new course of instruction
in the following Lang uages and Lteraturs:
German, Polish, Russian. Greek, Hebrew Chaida.
ic, Kimchei, and the Bah: Tslmud.
His plan of instruction Is according to his sys-
TEN, and has been successfully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learning any of
these languages, are respectfully requested to make
early application that they may select and be certain
of their hours, at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAM'L M. LASKI
N. 3. All Languages are taught to write, and par
ticularly to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant testmo-
mails from most respectable sources of his good cha
racter and accomplishments teacher of ngusges;
and as such, take pleasure in commencing him to
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich.
mond, Rev. CHS. Fl. READ
Richmond, Va, July 18th, '54.
REFERENCES:
Rev DR.. Moore Rev. Dr. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul, Rev
Mr. Cummings DR.. Pstcolas. Sc 13-1m
I EATHER.-Wax and Bride Leather
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ATHiEF CAUGHT.-Yesterday morning,
George, servant who belongs to Col S. S. Myers,
was arraigned on the charge OF stealing from Mr..
Robert Anderson $50 note, a revolver, and other
articles, which were found by Waterman Heslop In
the house of Maria A. Fortune, a free colored wo-
man. Mr.. Anderson recognized the $50 note and
the revolver, and some other articles; but there
were besides portmonnia.a breast pin bead purse
and reticule, which he did not recognize as his
These were supposed to belong to Mr.. w. P. Wiki
erson, who as well as Mr.. Anderson, advertised a
robbery in yesterdays Dispatch One of the pins
found at Fortunes answered the description given
by Mr.. w, and receipt given by Mr.. Krake to VIII.
kerson for house rent was found in the reticue.-
The Mayor sent George on for trial before the Hust
ipgs Court the second Monday in October. 1t was
proved that George had deposited the property al
Fortunes
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| EATHER.-Wax and Bride Leather
IL on cons gnment. and for sale by
Sc 13-St TINSLEY, TARDY l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

We regret to learn that Mr. William J.
Clarke, of this city, a visit to Gooch land
. was thrown from his buggy and received several
severe cuts. His injuries, however, were not &c.
rious, and we hope soon to see him among us in
renewed health and spirits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

A number of persons supposed that the
fantastical display on Monday was the s. A. B. G
of Petersburg. That is a mistake 1t was a stroke
of Richmond fun. man about town informs US
that it has been preparing for two months, but no
one ever got wind of it till Monday Commend us
to that ragged regiment for keeping a secret The
captain OF it would be as great as Louis Napoleon
at coup d etat. He has taken the capital by sur
prise