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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

ReTy- IF BANKS AND BANKERS pipe up O
financial hurricane prudent persons must hoist the
sails of economy and keep ahead Of the gallo. TO
sist ia accomplishing this successfully, DENNIS &
BRO DYERS are the persona Just suited to the
times Send your TerinoS, De LANES, &c, to them
and have the same DYED or CLEANsED. and save
tho price OF new gou,ls until times airs better Par
ticuiar attention paid To Gents Wearing Apparel.
DENNIS BRO,
Dyers. Franklin street,
DC I-2t9 Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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Mg AUCTION NOTICE. - Attention is
ask ed to my sale of Household and Kitchen Furn
ture, THIS MORNIfG, Commencing at IL O'Clock
at the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin Pitcher, be weeI
Main and Federal streets. and opposite Warsaw
&C THOMAS W. X EESEE, Auct.
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TRIAL OF TOWNSEND. THE MURDBRER.-The trial oil
Townsend, alias Mcilenry, at Cayugs, Canada, ter
minated on Saturday night. The jury disagreed
but Townsend was Immediately re-arrested Tor
murder committed in Welland township about tha
same time as the one for which he had just been
tried
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IN ANOTHER case those very superior French
CATERS and Shoes has Just been received at the I'm
porting House Of Ajax. HILL, No. l27 Main street
Richmond, Va.
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nesgp For RgST-A small FARM. situa-

ny" For RRNT--A small FARM, sitUa-
ted about one mile east of the city directly opposite
Bakcys Old Mill, or within fifteen minutes ride oi
the market house. Ii contains IL acres OF Land in
good cultivation for market garden.
There is also comfortable Dwelling, with four
rooms and all the necessary outhouses a spring OF
excellent water on the premises.
Any person wishing retired location. will find
this pleasant residence, any Wishing to ca
gage in market garden, will find it very desirable
For furthor particulars, enquire Of
G. LEBHR, SR,,
On Church Hill, near Temperatures Hall.
Possession can be had the LIST January, 1853.
&C 1T
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Rag> SHoCKoR HILL BUILDING FUND
ASSOCIATION The monthly meeting Of this Assoca-
ton will he held THIS EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
Dues will be received from O'Clock, Z. NJ, until the
hour uf meeting.
Payments must be made in notes of the Farmers
Bank Exchange Bank Bank Of Virginia or specie.
BY order of the Board.
ocI-It v BARGAMIN, Sec'y.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30. The working OF tn
banks is inharmoni0us. The Bank of Pennsylvania
is arranging for a firm basis.
The business community feel outraged, and wan
a reliable system of finance.
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~ STEAM - Artists, and the largest Gallery in
the State, at 1879 Main street. Eight hundred Like
nesses taken daily by TYLER Il Co.
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
pRINTING OFFICE,
Carnes Of Nun and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAhIMRRsLEY 6 CO., Proprietors

This establishment (being thu most complete Prin-
terry i'll tho SOUTH both regards Types, Ornaments,
&C. and the latest akd most approved Machine
Prosses) is daily turning out the finest specimens OF
BOOK aud JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES NOTES, POSTERS.
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBlLLS, &c.
EE- Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices, Insurance Railroad and Trans
portation Companies Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels, &c. is capable of turning off 900
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description Of
work at the shortest possible notice.
E3 irices reduced IN proportion TO The increase If
spe>d.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
HE- SPECIAL NOTICE All whs wish Cards,
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution du
ring the approaching Fair would do well to send in
their orders and have theta supplied at once, while
there is ample time to I'LL them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

The omnibus driver who replied TO applicants
for passage "All full % when there we're only sey.
enteen Inside and eight outside has been discharr
cd tor isnorence Of his business aud inccmpetency
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PowERs' IupER1AL AaBRoTYpEs.-

Powers IMPERIAL ATROCITIES
Music in tho horse shoe,
Music in tho horn;
There's virtue in Powers Imperial Ambrotypes,
AS sure you are born.
PowgRs' takes in exchange for pictures all kind,
of bank notes, so trot them up and have your Ike
ness taken at the world renowned establishment OF
Art. Hest of Ambrotypes made for 20 cents-ljl
Main street.
Sc This is the place to get rid of bad notes.
Oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

IhE huRDERsRs op rHs CRgw OF THE BnIG ALBION
The bark X. H. Knight, with the murderers of
The crew OF the brig Albion, Captain Cooper, has
arrived at Portland, Me. The lad who was the only
witness OF the crime died of yellow fever ON the
passage.
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w BUSCH. of Corenhacen. having re:

Y BUSCH, OF copenhagen, having re-
turned from the North, begs most respectfully
leave to inform his patrons, friends and the public
Of this city generally that he now commencing his
third session here, has resumed his lessons the
PIANO FoETE and on the MsLoDEoS.
He intends. also, from the LIST of October to teach
SINGING, on Signor Carlo Bassinis excellent system
Our venerable aud highly experienced musician, Mr..
2. H. Taylor. has, advertising Sig. Bassns lnstruc-
ton Book for SALE mentioned tits in the way that it
really deserves.
From the above date Mr.. BUSCH proposes to give
lessons i'll HARMONY to classes well in schools as
privately and to single pupils, and likewise to form
classes for reading and singing of Sacred Music.
Y. BUSCH,
sc 30-l4t* Arlington House.
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ny THE MEMBERS of the GRANTS
STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION will attend Their regu
lar monthly meeting ut Sched's Hall, on Broad st.
on SATURDAY, Oct. Sd, at ~ O'Clock, T. NJ
&C It's j. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
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FILLIBUSTER RUMoRs

New YORK, Sept. 30-The steamship Persia saie
to-day for Europe, taking no specie.
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Rag@ AUCTION. Groceries, Liquors,
&C.. THIS MORNING, by
&C lit 1. IL Ii. b. DAN ENPOKI, Aucts.
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THE HARD TIMES do not yet affect much the places
of amusement. Fifteen places of public amuse-
mcnt in New York, open Saturday night, had
receipts estimated at 10000, and this is said to be
fair average of the nightly expenditures. In
Philadelphia there are now more theatres open
than any former year.
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TuK wEsr IspIKs--We have adviees from Barba-
aos Jamaica Demarara aud Sc. Vincent 10 the n tn
nit. From Barbados. reports respecting the plant
ing districts are highly favorable to the growing
canes. and bountifn return of sugar Is expected.
The sugar market ut Kingston had greatly declined.
Sales are quoted at 2Ts TO 3s 3D. per 100 lbs. and
some had been made at 2fs. Cd. Ia Demarara Gov.
wodehonse and bis lady, on taking their departure
for England. were mobbed, Mrs. Nodehouse being
struck in the face by stone and much hurt
Hoas IN THE wEsr.--The Evansville, Ind, Jour-
nal, Of the 25th inst, YARNS that Mr.. W. w. Hen
derson of Kentucky, has been in that vicinity pur-
chasing hogs and has contracted for about 1000
head of choice animals. deliverable In November,
at So: the average weight to be not less than 300
lbs. Ills purchases have been made principally in
Gibson county. The highest price offered for De
cember delivery is $3.50 nett.
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NO SUSPENSIONS IN CoNNECTICt

EXPANSION OF THE BANKS IN BOSTON.
BosToS Sept. Gothic banks here have decided
to expand their line of discounts s., 600 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

QUEER Cash. the United States Distrie,
iourt OF Philadelphia, the case of Quartermaster
Reynolds, charged with defaulting the Government
10 the amonntof $4,000, thejury Tuesday return
ed II verdict that the Government ON the contrary
Was indebted to the defendant over 800, and judg,
ment was entered in his favor.
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p1z~ Tur Arrpvr1ov or Ts.cus

Ey~ THE ATTENTION OF TEACHERS,
PATENTS AND SCHOLARS is called to tae very
counlete assortment Of English, Latin, Greek
French Spanish. Italian and German SCHOOL.
BOOKS OF the latest editions 10 bs found at l2l Main
street.
Oc I-2t J. w. RANDULPhs
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WANTED wish to employ two good
w STONE CUTTERS, 10 work about So mics
from Richmond on the Il. =. and R.R.
- 29-ts MM. N BRAGG Sup't
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The great breeze of financial excitement still cor
times torippie the waters in this philosophical
latitude and to roll them mountain high in more
,oercurial regions financia! excitement is one of
the few excitements, announced by telegraph, which
ar, real There are various kinds of excitements
in the world some affected, some imaginary, but
that which touches the purse, touches the soul
stirs u human nature to its profoundest bottom and
brings up the sediment to the top in SETTLING
Hood Shakespeare has said he who takes my
nurse. takes trash" which is of the few senti-
ments Of Shakespeare to which mankind do not say
Amen The declaration is none the less true. how
srer espaciay at this timc. the contents of good
many nurses being enphatcally trash. But the
f,ct does not seem TO be viewed with that heroic
contempt Of filthy Iucre to which the bard of Avon
aiy.s utterance. No excitement is genuine, i'll
tcnse absorbing, q money panic. unless it be
such rs Is caused by a tornado at sea, or a bonn
bardmeut If q city, or an earthquake, opening its
iaws under mans house, and swallowing himself
and all his household.
1t is not be supposed, however, that this is Oh
agreeable excitement to men whose fortunes are
involved to persons whose purses are stuffed with
unreliable paper, or to the banks, those great
whales of the financial sea, after whom the brokers
like 80 many enterprising sword fish, in hot
uursuit After all, however this tempest like that
which lately desoIated our coast, is confined to q
comparatively narrow circle, the great mass of
the ocean of humanity remaining calm and suiet,
At such time this those who have nothing.
composing large majority of the human race, re-
allie sense Of profound security 1t is quite i'm
possible that any amount of panic should strike
terror to their s0uls-that any financial wreck
should affect them except benevolent spectators.
looking from the seashore upon aproud bark, going
down beneath the waters and to which they are
unable to render any assistance. Moreover, the
general business and prosperity of the country are
not vitality affected. Partial stoppages here and
there ANA downright bankruptcies cannot hurt the
wheat. corn and cotton crops. The country is
bound to live, and pay its way, despite the tempo
rary agitation. No good is done by croaking.-
There is n bright side to the glooniest cloud. As
the veteran of the Enquirer used to say-"iIcads
up! Skies bright and Frightening"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

DEAD-Gen. Moses Green, of Culpeper CO., Va.
formerly AGiUtant General of Va, and for many
years a member Of the Legislature, died on tbs
9th inst. at the Fauquicr White Sulphur Springs
in the SSth year of his age. In the of 1872 he
commanded an Independent advanced corps. Ii
was person of extraordinary physical proportions
being six feet four inches in height, and weighing
nearly $50 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

HKAyr FRAUD.-The American Sunday School
Union, ia Philadelphia, has recently discovered
that notes aud acceptanees of the Board nting
70 nearly $50 600 have been circulated without au
thority. card has been prepared di.owning then,
their payment. 'o'
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TELHoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCH


IMPORTANT FROM UTAH-SEIZuRE OF P wv.
DER by U. s. TRo0Ps--PREPAkAIlo FUN
HoSTlLIT1Es, &C.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 30.--Adyices from Fort heafney
to the 9Th inst are received. Two companies VI ~,
troops had arrived there on their way 10 eai'
Lake. -.
The 9th and 18th regiments had reached Fort
Laramie. =
Col Hoffman had seized 500 kegs OF po"oer On
Mormon train returning from California
The Mormons are making open preparations w.
hostilities against the U. ). troops. =,
Elder Kimball in sermon at salt Lake, hau III
timated that the army supplies would never reach
Utah.
TRANSFER OF sPECIE-GENERAL WALhEi ;
swoRD-REDEMPTIoN OF GoFEkNMhNi
STOCKS, &C.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-orders have besn aent y
New York ASSAY Offices for the transfer to Phiiade
phia of large amount Of bullion to DO coiheu i,'o
small pieces for use in the present pressing uo
mands of business.
Gen Walkers sword was transmitted 10y express
to him at New Orleans to-day.
Nearly $505,O00 of U. s. government STOCKS "eie
received by one firm here to-day for redemption.
DIR. Tate, of Virginia, the newly appointed olA'h
Auditor of the Treasury, arrived here to-day
George w. Harper, of Virginia, has been appoint
ed clerk in the Sixth Auditors Office.
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CCHOOL BOOKS,
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO F0RTEs,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.

JAMES UOODHOUSE d CO.,
Richmond, Va,
Respectfully invite the attention of all interested
to tie extensive stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
with which they supplied at the present season,
embracing they believe, all the Primary, Elemental
ry aud advanced Text Books used in the Schools and
Colleges of this State and North Carolina OF approx
ed editions Their stock of
SCHOOL STATIONERY
is large aud complete, consisting Of every article
necessary for educational purposes. In the depart
meLtO of
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yrns Mount vernon Fund.

We are sorry to hear from an active friend OF
shis enterprise, that Virginia is behind many OF
her sister States in the amount OF her eontribu-
fiona IT there 10 any State which should be ahead
Of all, aud which should blush to lag In sueh
contest, il l. Virginia, which - more intefeslou
than any other Common weaith in this pHtrio''e
project II certainly il somewhat strange tha'' ~
the very moment a magnificent monument "
Washington is about to be completed ny '"e
IN the Capitol Square, her people 'hon'" "' 90"
ward in evincing those sentiments oil ven.
and gratitude Of which the monument Is '"e
ward sign aud manifestation. we o"i'"o'
that they have given the subject '""'
or they would put their hands IN 'ne'i r.,,
ana nrove their faith by their "otN''
Everett A son Of Massachusetts, mas
United States giving time, roaoie' All" ''o =" "'''
:, r,,vniAceut ssnius, to the enterprise IN
=, ,|e Snu,bcrn ladies are embarked, paying
,h.,r treasury the nett proceeds Of his Grafton
- w..ht,oton. amounting in all, we believe, 60
soma $4,000, and not charging dollar for his
,-.vs,I;,g EXPENSES, or expenses of any kind. II
yirripans require an example of libcysl'ty and
.,to,,.,, N animate their love and reverence OF
washington, they may find it in the conduct OF TINS
ul,.,r,on. son of Massachusetts,. Surely. they will
no, allow any State in the Union. they VIII not
tions at the shrine of George Washington
w.r,Jsrs,an3 that Mr.. Everett has accepted an
,nr,,.,iop 70 visit Richmond about the time OF the
state Agricultural Fair, and repeat his great ora
,;on unon Washington. Either upon that, OF
.,hsaouent occasion, will occur the presentation OF
wa.hington's cane to Mr.. Everett great mni-
t,,ude NAV be expected at the time oil the fair'
and grand opportunity will then be presented 10
the people of Virginia to bring their offerings foI
III, noble enterprise of purchasing the Tomb OF
washington. and placing it ander the guardianship
Of his native Commonwealth. Let thOm come up a.
one man, and wipe from her escutcheon the isno-
n,iny Of being behind other States in demons Fa
tion Of respect and love for own son. Let tue PEG
pie OF Richmond come t. the rescue. what no
nor does citizenship in the State CT "ashihs'o"
confer upon virginians, if they fail TO prove .!
their acts that they can appreciate his tanner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

A VIRGINIA LADY who is an expe-
- rieneed Music, French and English TEACHER.
WISHES situation in academy school or private
ismiy IN some Southern city. She is nm accom-
pilahed musician. and can read write and sp ak the
French language. Apply to
j. W. RANDOLPH,
&C l-N l2l Nj Tin street Richmond.
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Eggn METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK
Members OF the Metropolitan. Savings Bank are no
tined that the semianus election OF Director. will
take place THIS EVENING. Oct. LIST, at IA o'clock.
&C It's j. Il. CHkSkR1, Sec y.
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THE BANKS IN PHILADELPHIA.

BALTIMORE Sept 30.-There Is no change in mo-
etary affairs reported.
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NOTICE. -Virginia and North Carolina
- uncnrrent notes taken at LEWIS HYMANs.
" Main street. in exchange for Gold and Silver
Watches, Gold Chains and tcaelry.
oc i-3t
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ESg MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Session OF lS5T'5s--Th n FRO d u I RY
LECTURE will be delivered in the Chemical Hall OF
the College, on THURSDAY EFkNlNG, Oct. LIST, at
O'Clock, by Professor CONWAY.
The Medical Profession and the public ARE respect
fully invited to attend.
L. 8. JOYNRS, NJ. D.,
Sc 3o-2t Dean OF the Faculty.
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FEVER IN HAVANA letter in the New Orleans
Delta, of the 23d, from Havana says:
Capt. Stevenson of the Favorita, of New York
died OF yellow fever, after three four days ill.,
ness, the morning of the 18th inst Scarce an
American vessel in this port but what has some of
its officers and crew ill of this disease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

B.,- FAMILY GROUPS in sturgeon Cases, Portraits
on Buff Plates, lodzed Mercury Watts and CoodIan,
for sale at'TYLER Il Co.'S Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

WANTED young man i, the Jewell
w Ty businesS-sne that has had some expert
sncs. Apply to
So l9-6t H. A pEaRIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

DROF. J. C. ANGLADE, respectfully
L announces that he has taken rosns in the Elk
change Hotel, where he will be pleased to meet
TO enter upon the study Of French or Spanish Ian
guaKes and Drawing.
Prof ANaLApE Is a native Of France, but has lived
a number of years in Spain, that lac speaks the
Spanish Language as fuently and correctly AS his
native tavcue He has been Professor in one OF the
best Spanish Universities OF America and has had
an Institution in Havana.
lie will also gives lessons at private houses.
ar -
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WANTED.-Six Carpenters to work on
w Bridge at Psmunky River scar tn. Whit.
House. Apply to V. j. CLUTTER, at the work or
10 n. 8. CARPENTRY.
SO 2e-5t%
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s.yTz-1 PIANO FORTES,
1fs.tssra q LIZ here is nothing acking-a visit to
r 7 II RI VI heir ell supped warerooms should
u satisfy every one, that q more COM
plcte stock of -
GOOD INSTRUMENTS,
could scarcely be collected together They have
every grade for sale, those OF elegant and
stately design, suited to pers. lis who have means
crafty their taste; othors adapted to persons of
moro moderate desires, whilst the humber may OBJ
tain an instrument equally Us durable and sweet
toned, in palmer and less costly
They have for sale, the sweetest toned
GUITARS,
Made in the world, not excepting those of the far
famed Spanish and Italian manufacture. They are,
besides So very durable, which cannot always DO
said of those OF foreign make brought to this coun'
try. TheseinstruTa9nt5 are made by MARTIN, and
persons should remember this mans when the y
want good Guitar. They have also others Of cheap
manufacture.
An immense stock Of
MUSIC,
For the Piano Forte and Guitar. Instruction Books,
Singing Books, Guitar and Harp Strings. Tuning
Forks, Tuning Hammers, Honr and Half Hour
Glasses Mu ,c Folios, Piano stools, Meodeons. de-.
All of which will be furnished at very moderate
prices.
a liberal discount made to teachers.
Rf~ Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
EsA. Piano FoTtos tuned and repaired
SO so-if6t JAMES WuODHOUSE co.
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Dyn A CARD.-JoHN A. CALYo, Artist,
has resumed his course of lessons in DRAWING ANB
PAINTING in all their branches.
Application 20 be made Ut WM. SATfLER co,
l42 Main street. &C Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

N$ FOR RENT, and possession given
lei immediately. the Dwelling House, recently va
cate. by the Rev. II. s. Jacobs, Mayo street op-
poste the Synagogue. Tho house has every conve-
nence for genteel fsmily-gas, water, bath room,
&c. For particulars, enquire of tho subscriber, 81
Nam street.
&C l-lw JOHN THOMPSON
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NEW BOWLING ALLEYS.-Three new
~ ALLEYS at the Magnolia Hon O." corner of
Main and 18th streets, will be ready for players THIS
EVENING. The Saloon has been entirely reno
died and the best Judges all agree that these Alleys
the finest and most perfect of any over laid in
Richmond. oc l-3t
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ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER.-Electons for State officers
will take place on the second Tuesday in October
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Iowa. In the same
month elections take place in Mississippi and Min
nesota The Congressional elections close in No
vember, with Maryland and Louisiana. The cleo
tion in Kansas, for territorial officers takes place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

6E FOR RENT-And immediate pos
&sa session can be had, three story Brick Dwell
ing with all necessary out-buildings, large Brick
Stable and well OF good water on the premises stu
ated on Chhrch Hill, recently occupied by DR.. K. b.
Lyme. Ts good tenant the rent will be low. Ap-
ply to A. }. CL0PTON,
Cor. of " all and Franklin SITS
oc lat Oppo. Messrs. Dickinson Hill 4 Co.
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WANTS.

NTANTED.--A gentleman, residing a
w short distance from the city wishes 10 smIle7
for the balance Of the year, p ablebodisA HEiEli
MEN Tobacco Factors having ns enIpioy msnt II
rangement with him OF mutual benefit 70 both
Apply ~ TINS 0Ince. &C I-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MISr.-Accord-
ing to recent act of Congress, the annual returns
of the Mint are now made to conform to the fiscal
year of the Treasury and consequently the returns
of the present year only the six months end
ing Oh the Both Of June. The operations of the
Mint and branches for the last six months have
been as follows: