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A communication was received from M. Fitch,
Warden OF the PtnitentiaIy Black wells Island In
reieIeDcs 10 the suffering Of prsoDers in being con-
veyed TO the Island He states that sometimes they re-
main from one to two houJs in the Black Maria the
dock ST the foot Of Sixty street aud then
veJed 10 the leland in open beats, which sometimes re
quire haf hour 70 cross IL consequence OF
the ice
Gov. TIysLSS proposed to have ooe Of the ferry
boats constantly on the NewYork side to receive the
prisOnerH.
The subject was referred to the Ferry Committee
Tie following commune ston Wa received from Mr.
Elcridge, giving the facts Of a most inhumsn punish
ment perp4rated upon Of the children by teach
in the public school:
"RASDALLs ISLAND, Jan. II, 1857.
c. GODFREY Gunihey Pret 0 tis Board Of TIE. Gorr,or,
DER SIR: PeImt me to present to the Bonrd
puD-bDg children in our schools:
con Wednesday. the 18th inst, informstion came
TO NE tbst The principal escher IN the Primary Depart
meDt had the day previous punished child for talk
ing by putting his tongue on the stOve.
$Tbe principal teacher ACKNOWLEDGED that the child
put bis tongue the stove by her direction, though
as she says, the stove was not very hot
lone Of the assistant teachers says she saw the
toDge Immediately after the occurrence. and 1t was
bls'ered.
This mode Of punishment, as can learn,
has been practced other children; at Last they
have be- threatened it, SIN sorry our teachers
strt such cruel punis hment, threaten such
chsstisement-
1T IL painful fer me to present this matter to the
Board, but could do no pess and dscharge my duty
Yours &c. HARMON ELDRlDGE,
Warden Ran dAll's leland"
The members Of the Board were highly indignant at
the iDhuman conduct reported.
This school s under the cont o OF the Board OF Edu
cation the same as the other public schools VI the city,
and the teachers employed by the school officers Of
the Twelfth Ward.
On motion of Gov Smith, the mater was referred
TO the Randals Island Committee to investigate, and
sso TO confer with the school officers of the Twelfth
Weird. II those gentlemen do not take prompt action
and dsmss the teacher whose did not trsn.pre
the Governors will take measures 70 sever this school
from Tie control of the Board of Education
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abe to throw stream CT wres $50 fee,. saics -in
srsrer the purpo'e ofs fire engtSe. Nsx these pams
Is The cooks galley large snoagh 70 cook for 800 N "a
III. ether ries,e, the COLORADO, is 80 mu like Der
t.ir s.ter the Roanoke, that there but three or
fur On in /, Gospo't Navy Yard able to dsdnsui
the ve se The ebgiDes for these hs stes we're bait
8, ths Trsdegar Works at Richmond
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PIRDy's NATIONAL THEATER.--A grand Dc

FTKDY NATTDNAL THEHT fF--H grnuu u
op.traton 10 20 b. sven Manager PUsDY IBIs rIsassos
and YygknG II the AFTERNOON commanding e. f0oloss.
viii be perors cd the farce Of THE PEoPLEs LAwE soA hs
sotseous panomme u PLAscHE, "a THE LIVELY Fhstsss
Th. will fns opportunity Tor not only our eit( sdss
bot those BTookp Wsnsbursh, jersey Cay ana al us
ciss n the EVENING neat and pleasing drama
ofTHE NAsIAc Lover v commence the psrorDsDos Ans
which H. .st PLAScHE THk LIVELY FAtatks and tie
Whole will conclude with Mr.. C. w. Tsyors DsdSad
dEmA entitled WI,.AHrcgos or THE HEsOEs oy IFS.
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fAdyerIisemsntI
IooK At THE CHASTITY SPRCTER

That Death young woman who waiting for you, y.o
have Consumption and do NOT sd0pt The proper means
z.t I'd Of H. lie that you dspendns apon qu"hs ssA
b. snGs the Inevitable oonsequeLcs There 10 ous ons cure
fr Cot,amption Depend upon that fact AL others se
snny M. .re Iodine 10 oLy remedy when dssovst ID
pure water Or. H,sRY AsorRss hs9Io iootss o. rsss
fopng WAITE curss Consun p,on, scrofu. khesm.ssts
Palsy Fever and Asue vithOst tau ~ well a. Liver sed h
con pians Sold At bofts BY AsoEks Rospies We
"a a., and SCI Broadway ard O. H. hse NO. W. D'ea"'I'
And by A.
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STOKES IN CARS.
r. tie ESitoy AZ TIE n. Y. Trf5sAs.

To R< Editor J TIE n y Tr1sHs.
SIR: Rioing few dsys since In the Harlem cers,
,st ort,O-ite the stove II at red heat / NJ
tined that there was no iron baud fastening II 70 the
side Of the car and it occurred to that il the car
should be suddenly thrown over, that stove you'd
come Immediately upon me and I moved my sest.
What feared has happened to by IN the ls.e
casually, and Subject a. are TO be thrOEn over,
stoves should newer be set thus loosely but ever be
fs,tned 10 The side Of the car, that they msy
fail upon any ore in overturnipg. Please By the
insertion Of this, 10 give the sdOonition.
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WINTER REDUCTION conformity Win n'

WNrRR RgDUcTIOs.-In conformity VIII ne
plan fomsd nov proceed 70 sen eur r n .s y
.,,.s ISI.z CLo1BNG closing out prsss osf $50
III -ss and plets ia most of the desirable ty".
B,,I.n. Blseh Coofsd Dress and ffoss CSssk
heavy and spsror BaaDss' Cos.i all ss..rpaoa es-
F.rJb Er,, and Ansncan CAssin-rs PsDs ivst rses
f.,. =, CAbtp.rs eli kDds Of BoTy CL0rstss-
A rt,,i.te .s.rtuen. Of Rnrnishns Goods, tne@."ss.
Pm. 70 Ch.mbr. SHIRTS Lap hobss ss This 70 1as
Opportunity eli who " eesFols "a pons4oss
TS,bipr sfh1r for ibis NJ psxt Winter 70 90 90
csht ls.. .bas the current prtc~a Uk'Llss 49,,
Mo- 2os 80 ssa ~ Brosdvsy corner oil "n~~
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BREATH AND
WmTF TYRTH. PRRFUMED 81

p,,,x,, rosHtkxtos b. .cqUTed BY ssns ne BAL
or . TgousASp FLosEss WhI ny &C s,nusnse 49,
- r. ~ Thou 4ud Flowers dsntfnes you'd nos ccx
4, s.est hot Leave the tech vssss - ssssss1S
shos A. 70, hao. aer b<ssb 10 bad. nd the ssaese
i, "A dsL.,e tbst ibslr frisn % VII never ne u'sN
- S,.,ss,,-i,, Be sure each bottle 10 dsned ~
Dor a., By e. DIGsSfss fbth>~s
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LOTTERIES IL DEIAwARE TO BE ABOLISHED. The
people of Deuwa'e have adopted an amendmentto the
Constitution Of the State prohibiting lotteries after
January l. 1862 The Governor has signed the amend
ment and ne asks the legislature 10 make the neces-
sary Legislation TO carry the smendment into effect
Mar land ought TO follow the example OF Delaware.
lPhilsielphiA Ledger
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CAPTURE oF BURGLARS Between aud O'Clock
Yesterday morning Smith Of the Fh Ward Poo- o.
srv,d the sleigh Which haA just before Leo tbs
grocery Of Lssop Fsi.nisn No 800 Duane street. snd t
lowed Il until he up 9TH the sleigh He called 10 tvo
men who stop, bat they Immediately lsSpsd cut
from liver them bur without eject He then stseS
pursuit. and succeeded capturing VI the party ssneS
Thos YounF. The sleigh found 20 contain four rhns st
butter ard liz all Of which bad been stolen sm sss
ocery referred The sleigh belonged 10 Conrad Wschcr
bsLer a. No s. Worth street from who,e premises bad been
stolen AZ hour the morning. Capt Carpenter VI the
Fnh Ward Police with Of bis officers yited the grocery
No IS Worth street which Inspected Of beius rsceptans
for stolen property and there found noorou. burglar nan@
John Peters ala, Wood alias Yellow whom they arrested sna
who proved 10 b. OF the burglars In the sleigh 10
vacant adjoining the grocery, the Police found avs h'hns
OF butter up with Three sss
suspicion OF being concerned aud all were lootea
pp to await examination.
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fAdysrilssmentt

AsTHNA-JONAs WHIICOMBs hEMEDf'-rN@
pa.d c German recipe obtains By the late Jonss Wilt
roub In Europe. wi. kDOwn 20 have DlevAed ths dis
order bis case all other sppsiious 81 medical sam
bad hem absnioned BY him in despa In o. purely
a.tlm,tic character failed 20 Owe immediate relief asd
hs. effected many permanent cure. JOSEPH 20.
sop urpretoia sale BY G. ". RsG, No. l5i Broad
"a, and III druggists, Al 81 per b0ii.@
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Geo. VIM. Curtis gave his lecture on Thaekeray
last evening, in Clinton Hail. before the nercsn'le
Library Association, and had very good audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Lieut.. Hartssne and the officers and ere" o' TIC
Reeolute arrived yesterday N the Washington. L'SU''
III. reports Immediately for duty at the Navy ara"
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MARINE AFFAIRS.


EMIGRATION IN 1856
The following table shows the pors whence passen-
ger yessels have arrived in this city together with the
number Of vessels and emgrant passengers from each
,oy+ Gnripg the vear
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME ORR. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YORx

Il n. hs
HUDSON RIVER ROAD tp.r-t Ware. 81 .n4 W s~sI
s1sa Oash E,ps.. .sasy .ad Troy and chef ".s'sA
$50 Po,.h.s.p.s way P,.'erser Nal. al srassnA
Iii6a n-hIsuss E,r-~. ana nsl al station.
ilsos -Poasss-,p-s Er~sst s'd Passeasef 81 'Aeoa.
ss.s !.ss.ls-g:.: rs.:.:;, .: :, :as"-.
tSs -aS"J .as roy xIpTo-,' e5'sI t.s.a.,
80, f w., r: 49, s.o, ' :. ..a..
HARLEM ROAD 4 wa; I'D o--:. ,..-"'-'
tsss Es;s: 6 &. A 80. 4: :: $3.50: :,,soo'
ft.s, to' w. i' s,J.. 80 ...alLsp.
iran, sr WI. P6t-. a - 81 sac So and Slb, a
srw H,vss ROAD -rDepot Broadway .Ic..L.v.~LI
.S. aS. Sa Ris.., ..s.f. sd so.ssDor, cal,
1900 aesos.'s 1885, $685. - sasn.s Baa.-p
sSs r 40 ss s.A .~
go. SsG,t 49,, s., ~ ,I. .5s . 20 pa. Chester.
Ioss ISLAND ROAD --r,.,.,. .e.,. y.,.,' s'o0.I',I
leo. n--Grsssport Trsss. 81 st.bon. hfoosh;
lSSs .-n.sS-se.l Al .i'us.. to HssE.,.d
&c $50. !. y .: :.,.s:. h.1 I S.i
$50 a-Jsa,e. al sstors - J,nas-
The SIS sastU eIlsa4ol 70 fSrAas "9FNHssa
Nonl.J a, clio a., msins al he stops
rsr ROAD CD.po,. 80, q D,.a. street, Norm R'sHl
.s: s.s.S ~ ~ 6s I,.i s. :..' .s..
slss n-h., a. .AsoA. 'se.,' oar;
s 20, s:::;,.s :;;a; ~, 80, = : ..,
We, n-Es grant, Deu5 81 ''sts~a
.rwyrRsrr Ro.p-rs-yoe, .at u co.n-.i, .s.,t Ell
.s ~ "a E5.,..: r rs,.s S s1o.sS. .:s.
is 20 Acoonao5sion nToush an ststoas
sges So srsrsviss. al s.uoas - fs- dfns~sh
val n EDrss- rhfoushs prsf1s ses~A
- Brsns-st, n stasos
sou n.-hsi and EIpres. rhroaaA, prlAss- 'N~N@
al ss~ Brans~Nk. al saoeas
ss -, loll a 70 10 m y IN 49, wv
80. lor se-., Ca. n-sIty - ss2 boar.
NORRIS AID TssIX ROAD Depst fsos u cosrssss ~ ~
no. -H.el<zsSsa PN.sux., al s~.oGA
A Oraaf and Nh ara Aeconmetsroe, az 'Nto~A
"a Hsck5tists~s F1ssnssef, al n.nons
$40 El-srr,,Ovn Accommodation al ''aise~
WV JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD -iDer, P-' 10 so''' H--I
40, 10 FAstoa ar,F inter- ned .ts s4-s>s
n a. n-s.msrri1s sn sssboo<
,ICk. kAsos. al s.nhns
z--sOusTslDe, al ssoas
cASpgs AND LsBoY ROAD Dseo,, Per so !, s.ne''j
500. PhAsd, - Tkroul. oil s'Atoss
80 throssh 70 Phaas,iphs al
40 m-8rns-s arOssh - fhsde,hs EsAeA H'o~~
900 -Ragsa TsrJ ush. al s.s'Ioas -.
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CHARGE o. GRAND LARCssY.-JMnes Hogan. Q
link dealer arrested yesterday charged with stealing t~o
tun. carpets and other Articles 20 the yslu. a
oil Of g. from The house u William He.serty No T
Fast twenty srth street Tbe property found Ia the
e.,on OF accused and be committed By Justice Fsn-
dfta fOF trial.
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SUPPOSED FarAL vIotYscs-Coroner Connery

SUPPOSED FATAL NIoLrSCg.-Coroner Conne<y
held an norton examination Of the person Of Mrs Jsns
Haey ~ No lil Rsads street ~ho 10 Thought 70 Be hIy
irnr,d by violence Inflicted her Monday afternoon. %
Ake ~ BdeA aud his mother Margaret The parties appears
had drunken quarrel during which Mrs HALEY va hnookes
or pu,bed down end being sEecnts sustained injuries ufs
prove fatal Mike OBn and his mother WE arrested ana
committed 10 s~sit examination.
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IAlxeIflasLnnnl

Slide I'D and slip in at HOLINESS ONE SHILLING
Ptcrugg sHoP No ~ Brosdwsy and get measured fta
shilling Por,sype collar rboosrsph Nothing hhe "ass
ride t. be chseIigly picoIiAlised
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FoUNp FROZEN To DEATH.-COroner Perry held an
nque. yesterday the Thirteenth Ward Pc Ice station sroo
the body OF an about forty Of vhe
was sitting posture frozen 20 death IN the sres II
No The jury rendered yerdct Of dosth
from in,eu perance and Iposure 10 the cold.
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fA1vn<tssu<uf.

o,s"I ,S.,.s.. nat e.upis,s1 Co Su F's .ssss''
,srss q POs' No. ~ b''.d"" A.eas., wAsssa Co.
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ATTEMPT At BURGLkRY.-On Monday night an St
tempt made BY burglars 70 break into the coffee and spss
store NJ ~ street by forcing of the !ook FROM tho
bs..ent door h. fore hcr object attained, they 10
caue frightened aud He'd leaving tools the doot
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Ildysrt.Smest

py,RNs's PATENT CHAMPION i1Rr. Psoov
s.yns No. lS, Isl ssd lS Wsisrst-. ssS No. "''~'
NewYNL
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correspondent suggests that the City COVERINGS,
Cause the crow pied rp near the SIDEWALK. TO b.
thrown sto tie middle of the streets. We suggest
that the citizens DO the wok themselves. Half a
hours shovspg be fore each house would do the bssi-
ness ard the city twenty thousand dollars There
was time wien tie people swep, the streets bofore
their doors and kept them clean as kiichea asot
without, word Of complain; snd 10 more expesse V
the cny than the cartsge of the dirt. Let each uaa
sbovel his own cause Il 10 be done. II nag
Coz: him twenty five cents 70 hire the labor while tbs
city would be made TO pay at ksst double for De
same work. II hsu.eho,der does it himself he W
get slout dollars worth Of exercise, in many cases
sadly needed; while the work viii save hs pre- nisss
from overflow and sloppy annoyaaces without namher.
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Nor Grmn.-Not being postedu up in al the " sab
divisions of labor in the management of the sdx,s
Of the American Institute. substituted tweedlciss
for tweedledum which we hsstep to correct BY pust-
irg the following plea Of Not Guilty We are vep
gled TO find that the Board Of Managers. or al isat
IFS respected Chairman does not indorse the acton cf
the ihtus,ers who made the descent upon the CystA
Palace:
To "a. rJ,te- Of Ths y. Y Tv,Ssss
SIR: TIE mc'os,d article from Tux TRIsvSE dees
gr Justice 20 parties not at all interested, except -
misret reesuted.
You 7, fer 70 the Managers Of :" The American lnss-
tute" az ts&ing part To the fhbustering Affair which
is mistsbe: sll the parties yoI name appeared in
other capacities. Mr. Pel is President OF the Ansri-
can Institute DR. Reese Vice President Mr., Leonard
Agent and Mr. Hsihassy clerk, all Of the Amer
eau Iustitute' ard not of the Board OF Manssev."
Mr. Dyckn an appeared a. you show, "A agent for the
Cortolkr therefore not as member Of the Is ard q
Managers; end other parties are named and ~.
probably no else there you will see that yo<
have done injustice TO the Board, who have just COO
cluded their duties Managers Of the Twenty eighth
A. nual Fsir of the American lpstituts.
Though have TO particular desire 10 500 my Mans
in print vet De it my duty to AK that you will ssy
few words e,oneratpg the Board of Managers.
NFry respectfully yours. GEORuE y NESbtTr
Nee York Jan 49, 1887 Chairman Board Of Managers, az
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
cnyPRNnRs OF THE ALMsHaUSP

TIE regular weekly meeting OF the Governors Of the
Ams-Hou'e held yeserdsy Afternoon at their
roms " he RotuIda, the President Gov. GUsTHER
in TIE chair.
Number Of inmates remaining in the Institutions for
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STEAMSHIP AND R,lLw,r Disturners
rev and complete Railway and Steamship Guido fer
1856, giving the Railroad and Steamboat Rostes
throughout the United S,ates and Canada, and The
Ocean Steamship and Packet arrangements. with q
fine Map. is just published. 1t IS available handbssk
for all who have occasion travel dispatch
b, express car or steamer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

GuDE ron TRxvELsRs ANA I
RAILROAD LINKS.
RIounoHp. Fpgpl

RICHMoH6, FREDERICKSBURG AID Po-
foMAe RAILROAD. going North, leaves twios every
day, Sunday evenings exeeptsa } at 64jo'eIk A. 81
and Mt ~ o'clock r. w. for the Potomac river vba,s
steamer Is taken for Washington. thence BIZ RaI
road to Baltimore, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL going North. leaves this ci,v
twice daily, Sunday evenings excopted) at scs0rk
A. NJ, and III o'clock p. NJ, fer Gordonsyilig rAey.
they with the trains Of the Orange and Aer
andra, Washington, Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE-Leayes Richmond At
o'clock A. NJ. and connects with the South side roaa
at the junction. at - O'clock A. NJ, Sundays sx.
copied. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every
day, except Sunday, at ga O'Clock and connects will
the South-Side at tho junction.
RICHMOND AVID PErERsBUR1-Leayes this city twice
every day, Sundays exceptedJ at So'elock A. n
and 253 O'ck p. VI. An accommodation train leave,
here every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at
FOR NORFOLK. 10.
The steamer CURTIS PECK CAPT SaroI Barnss
leaves her wifarf at Rockets every Saturday Trss
lay aud Thursday mornings, 81 ~ O'clock A NJ
and tic GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings. at 81 O'clock
for Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching at al ths
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, 30.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, C&ptaia Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening, At O'Clock, 6r Nv
York touching at City Paint and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk nsxE morning Al
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c,
By tho steamships PENNSYLVANIA. VIRGINIA.
and CITY or RICHMOND. One of IN So steaInsr.
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping Al Cgtv
Point and Norfolk to receive freight ss1 passengSIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
N PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
- GGISTH,

q PURCELL, BADD & CO.,
&F DRU GGISTs,
IA DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS, DYES
Ia WINDOW GLASS, &C.
Ne - Pearl street Richmond
ARE now receiving, aud will shortly have in store
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS
&c, the whole comprising large and general as
sortment, well adapted to the wants of the trade
purchased in person By Of the house en- the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash
We thankful 10 eur friends and the public for
their long continued and fiatterug support, and vs
hope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention to the Quality
If all goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders.
No. - Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE
CASH BUYERS.
take this method to inform ray numerous friends
and customers, in this city and surrounding coun-
try that ain now in receipt of portion of my Fall
stock of DRY GOODS, purchased in person within
the last three weeks in the city OF New York fer
cash eTc'Gagcly' q valuable facility in this CONNER
value, which have succeeded in doing in many iu-
stances to the extent of thirty to forty per cent less
than similar goods can pos IDLY be bought on long
credit This enables me 10 offer the same advantages
will be 10 the interest Of cash buyers to examine my
stock before making their purchases; am confident
they will not he disappointed. My motto is small
profits and quick sales
Amongst the stock will be found the following
very cheap goods:
Elegant Silk Robes: Bayadcre Chene and Striped
Silks
Plain Black and Colored Gro de Rhines
French Merinoes and Cashmere De Eo9sse, great
Plain ana Figured ATWOOD Delaincs and Cash
Blankets, Satinets Kerseys and Linseys, for SER
wants
Shcetings and Shirtings, all widths and qualities
Fashionable Shawls, Cloaks and Searfs
An extensive stock of Embroidered and White
Goods
Hosiery and Gloves in endless variety
An excellent assortment of Carpets and Rugs, at
low prices
A full line Of Housekeeping Goods
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. Dress Trimmings,
New Goods purchased by my agent at the New
York auctions, received weekly during the season,
which Will make my stock one Of the best selected
and cheapest in the city Of Richmond.
Coaatry mcrchaats supplied ON libsral terms
Ear porium of ALFRED MOSES,
Sc ~ IS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
LoTTuRIEs.
WAN & co.'s LOTTERIES.--NEW


CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHBMEi-CAPiTAL
PRIZE Ss1,e9oll-The following Scheme will be
drawn by 3. SWAN Co., Managers OF the Fort Ganes
Academy Lottery In each of their Lotteries for Octo-
Der, 1851 at Augusta. Ca, to which city they have
removed their priRcipai office:
CLASS Sc,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ca In pubic, on
SATURDAY OCTOBER Sd, 1857.
GLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga In public, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1857.
CLASS 50,
To be drawn in the city sf Augusta Ga In public on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER I7Ta, 1857.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Gesr gia in pub
lie, ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1851,
GLASS 60,
To be drawn in the city of augusta Ca II public on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1851.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NU4BER2
s,i9j PRIEST
Nearly One Ptizs 10 Ersry Niue Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

An OLD. BIT Coon ONS-A Frrnchmau, who had
deposited a sum of money for safe keeping with a
friend, hearing the latter about to fail, called
upon him and said, ''Sare, ! wants my m0nie'-
"Cersanly sir replied the other, drawing ont his
eheck-book from which he was about to till up a
check. when the Frenchman said, stop. sare You
got de money :" "Why, OF course" said his friend,
II will give you check for it Immediately" No,
no. said the Fronchman. III You got dc monte, |
no want him, but if You no got him den | wants
him"
Col. johnson. commander Of the United States
forces destined for Utah, left Lsayenworth, Kan
sss, on Thursday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

Ne INDICTMENT TO HOARD SIIyEs.-When specie
/. In demand great deal Of il finds its way into
shot bags and stockings and sacN-lke purses, aud
ia put into dark drawers and chests there to stay
until confidence is restored, thus adding much to
the stringeucy of the money pressure. There ia no
longer. however. any great inducement thus 10
hoard silver as its intrinsic value is less than the
amount for which it passes current. 1t was de
based by order Of Congress to prevent its being
subjected TO foreign drainage, and can only be
boarded or exported at a loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
80 STOCK OF BOOTS AND

<sssTS SHOES, AND LEASE OF STORE ROOM
FOR sALE.-The undersigned being, on account OF
III health, compelled To- discontinue business, offers
Tor sale his new and well selected stock Of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUE KS, &c. and tbs residue Of his Lease
upon the premises occupied by him. AT No $50 Main
street, opposite Kent, Paine Cos large pro
city-made work. Ii will be fine opportuu y for
any one desiring 20 do good business If not foid
privately before the 10th day Of October next. the
property Will that day be sold at public auction,
and a lot of Household Furniture will he added.
have on hand several dozen of the very bt.t qua
iity OF Lemoine CALF SKINS and LINING SKINS,
and lot of SOLE LEATHER, that cannot be sur
passed in any market, which wish 20 disno.o OF.
DAVID CURRY,
sn3A-tds No. $50 MaIn st.