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,s--..E,z.> SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
VII 'Main Depat 80 Camp sc ST.
L.. GABICI, PROPRIETOR.

The stock Of these two comprises full and cople,s
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
- ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
STEINWAY l. SONS, GELEBRATED PTAN0s Af "''
N. BThese celebrated Pianos considered nv all Tho
PROMINENT artists the best in the United States .asttwo
Me- Sons have received various pnc
trial and Fairs of the North less than SIX
MUM GOL5 MED us for the superiority their Planes
. Also, n arge Of
G. FISCHES PIANOS of all Sizes ut nr;ce M
buyers 80 = - oiA'see "a
MAsoN's and HAMELIN's CELEBRATED MEIongnNs
trps Guitars, EioliBs Accordeons Banios Fies RE-
description. 'A'4eeo u every
Ek0~Mnsic bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NoTEAny order for Music, Fanos ar,h
relating 70 muse, be left either store or II ~
mail, viii he prompy attended to- - - - "N@'Ssesap W
sp-TERMS LIBERAL, ~. -
uaa Iy 34s ~ 49,. 80 s--5f|-. = n .u,,,,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
alxrh DISTRICT COURT j. II, CARTER HIS CREDITORS
OF New Orleans, and creditors Of j. H. CARTER & CO.
No. 3 627.
NORGE is hereby given to tiae creditors of
d n Carter and TO those of d. II. Gre Co.. that
son o. his property has been accepted by the Conr for their
benefit that they 70 at tho office of Richard fireman.
Notary Public gu WEDNESDAY, The Both day of december
is at Il o'clock NJ for the pngose of celebrating and
in the meanme That oil proceedings against his person
property are stayed and tna N Pierce attorney ataw
appointed TO represent the absent ereiiors.
By order of the Court,
JNo. P. SMITH, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, November 81 1851
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sEooSp nlsraIcr covRr9 suGeEssleN OF MAX HoMANN.
N g, g, New Orleans No. l9,eSi
olnTIGG ~ hereby given to the creditors of
's elaie and 10 al other herein Interested
Snow sase days from the present notification if any
hey have or ca why the presented by The
distributed N eeeailapee thsrewfh.
By order oil the court,
Ilf P. S. WILT, Clerk.
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sEoosp N psrs.e1 soouRr CITY OF NEW
RY, VIRTUE of u writ OF licri facIas to me
Nav CLEANS IN the abe W entitled esse viii proceed to sell
public auction at the City Ho,e Common sec between
Camp and Mngazine streets, FRIDAY the 18th day On
January 1Ss at u o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty viz 80
A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND situated In the s., ~.
cond District Of This city, in square No. A. sal lo meas f
urhg sixty feet trout Bayou Road Ivy fifty feet In
DEPTH -
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TERNS-Cash the spot.
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FIAT DE La LOUISIANA,

srxiEMs GouR DE DsrRIeT J. Ii. GARTER SEES CREAM
della e'orleans CIERs etceuN de j. H. CARTER
SG0-No5 627
A sAs est par 10 present domne aux cream
eies de ii. Carter ct de j.. n. Carter Co,
qunne eeson de bens etc aceepce pa la pour
l. beeiee de SEES cfeancers quis reunr bureau
DC kchara Bienan, rotaire public MER CRI lie
&c decenbre 1857 md etet de deefer ct de prendre
eues pouesues uJares cone So persnne SEES bes sont
sspendnes, ct que N Pierce ayocg pour rep
senicr les rreancters absents
Par ordFe dc la
JNo, T. SMITH, Deputa Grslier
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
sssssY nv Sss
RX,YiRTUE # wri. q iisri fSS,silss g me
4 II IL 4; i
SIG Al, c9yIs IA he, Auxu,n
Fisiss y g. sss ON ,s s.s spot.
sessss x o!!s sanl0'
Sss s d. esa a 6 e
pas q &c e
Dc enIe les du Camp des Masssns. Ia
son m
coNDlTIoNs-comptan au pomens DC naturalization.
dl4 Is Jas Ills sheriff de l. Paro.se d'oriaana
S1ss@s, W sa1sP
New Orleans II i7 Sam. and ny Has Ms NM
T. ks a@ f%r q Il. Sr sf1
directed Fourth CONF Il NV
sPd IS X aIs,. shs
Camp SATURDAY. Tie ID Jay #
. & gf s%ahb together with all
H. Asss hs s ssf Nm Ms
q; :sssss ssS t .s s s
s ss: ss:
'A'' steamer 'n''' An'' pay 'nsn'. F.. T. PARKER,
e-..- :. : i'''l orleans.
c0uHr De EfaS L
Dc Ia Is Is. L L n as%s-s. 4 I. o %ssa
r,v vErr,, !. LIE LINZ. Lib u 10
es AZ syi 81 s sEn
actresses par phonorabe Qasrsme Cour Dc District Dc
n III a ss PSI
e.
SSss Sss:ss #% sSisS ensemble .r.s
%aia'eGan. Algs1 .iys Srg,s d. sqSs i.sis
ss S1 Is s.ss sss s.n !. .seps ct a,rpr.
pris aai deaze nois
soane insIas ds Fan
:, : s,ss' SUI y, 'As'a S1Rkgs sn'A
dc q . g jn2 Sheriff de III Paroisse doreans.
rH,np plsrnlcr counr THE CITY OF NEW oRLE ms vs.
~ q Esw er!esns; J.: pEi ~. J. ~.
directed " The Honorable tho Third district Geurt
ssss q H. .ss day Of
ohssiss bsrs, Of his city,
S III = e. aso ON ,s se; .n,,
Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans.
TnoIsIEaE cogE DE DIsIncr "A VILE DE LA NILE Or
de Ia Nouvele Orleans 3LEANS vs.: r. pELAGRUz
No. ll,054
Nm yENIU run witt de HeEt fncIas q mol
anresse par lhon1rable Trose me onr do District de la
dams shae q desus pyocederai 10 SA
MEDl ~ DE decembre 1851 heures r. NJ les lieuS,
yente pnbligne ct adjudication de-.
=, In EoNDS DUN MAGASIN DE CIGARFs, situe rue
10 ~ dams e Premier District de cette VILE suiyan
1nyenfaire depose en- mon bureau pour reconrs.
sasi dams pafsre ci-dessus.
|. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de REHABILITATION.
\. 7. PARKER,
dl4 10 Il 70 70 Shetif de Ia Paroisse d'Urleans-
= . -
of BRIDGE, Tutor John and Eaw'd
New Orleans Keena The minor heirs Of Isabella
keena-No 5,555.
RtViSTUE of n writ Of seizure and sale
u directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court OF
New Orleans entitled cause to Jno H. Bell late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff
sell pubic auction the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets THURSDAY, the 3ls
day December 1851 Ut IL o'clock NJ the following descdbed
property, viz.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in -.
suburb IRENE Of this city, the bounded 65
borne ST. Louis Derb streets and Carcndele Walk N
1910 deposited the office McCay laie notary public
in this city lots Nos and three square
measure twey six inches street.
BY hundred and five feet nine inches and eight lines
ptng wooden buildings.
s,izcd in the above suit. ..st-.
TEMSThs being the nd ind last auction, the above
described will be dehn lively adjndic the highest
and last bdter for whatever it will bring twelve months
credit the purchaser furnishing bond with good
security bearing eight cent Interest per from date
and special the property sold
- -.. 2. 7. PARKER,
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- &, DoGS!-DOEs t-Dotss ,-gARypy
VII ma ts sSoi, has The pleasure lis friends
buy snd sell all ii,ns OF VII .i ses 70
re- nteis Terriers Newionnda etc. etc 4 ae ist Of IT,
Inns ssrtment of Puppies - ~ iNeA'ois. Also, q
Office, ls5 Baronne street. near Pny,rss Isr,, Il,
street near s.. Dennis Fourth District second
Dog, S "'Ae-'n' diseases Of the
- .r -'...h LII In
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F. r. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.

TRels,ExE ceyR ps pIsIalcr VILE DE IA NLLhoRLE.
de Ia Nouvelet,reans. ANS VS. EDMOND CANPA-
3--- "a MIL. h. 9. L--No. 10, GIT.
Nouvele Orleans dams aaire cdpssus je procederai
LUNDI rs de jnyer 1858 midi FH6te de la Cite,
Connue les du Camp Magasip la yente
publique ct tdjudication de- -. ~
= UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, sitne dams lie Troisieme -
Disctde cote VILE dans et No. H. botne par les @
de Craps dAmonr, St Antoine ct Bngatelle. lie dit ter Maui
ciBquantetros peds Ia rue de Craps sur
cent cinqnaute sept pieds de profondeur. :
Ensemble les batisses uu existent
dessus.
lie tout sais dams l'affaire CT dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mement de Naturalization
E. T. PARKER,
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SHERIFF's SALES.

sEcosD DIsraIcr couRrl CITY or NEW oRIRANsvs. ms
az New Orleans. SUSAN HACkETT--N6. IL $50, :
sRY VIRTUE of = writ Of fleri Iacias ~ me
II directed by tho Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans u the above entitled will proceed 10 sell
public auction the CITY Hotel Common street. between
january 1855 at II o'clock NJ the following described
ertv, viz s s4I355s. l335 & 5slgs ~ ~
tx LOT OF GROUND situated in the Fourth District -
Of this city, square No ISL bounded by Nayades Pry G
anes and faubourg line and First street. measuring sixty
front Nayades street by hundred and thirty feet
depth +
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit. 4li4s7ss ssf ssa
RuS-Cash on the snot.
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sSsf e
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente a
Js i os
h9NDl e deeemhre 1871 midi H6,el dc l. Cite rue de
s s ass s, s
sepeme Chippewa ct Fulton desisne lie No nenf Iii
L. No 49, retade Thee Guyo noate public en- se,te
pieds face la de rue Sent.
eme sur cent vngcnq pieds de pofondeur snes par
Ensemble les hasses authorizations qui existent sur 10
a en- s n
M gaere defrrs au ent ct az rese ehaus
ct n catEet cve dams la coar, lie dvi
lie tont saisi dams lafaire ci-dessus
asspmera lie Placement dun bill
anpiS ssn's lss S dsless dslas
apfes echeance ct la balance du prx compliant
NC d5 l2le2s Sheriff dc la Paroisse d'Orlsars.
SALE BY THE SHERIFF. dE Of THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
FIFTH ssTsS sEg ShHst
y1 E ~ a ea degree +.
NJ Ben late Sheriff ssd omet ans erred,
sss y 9i h'f
osRfAiS ss!l rIEor OF GROUND
Camp Mary Magazine sss s,feet ms ossaRs
0i feet inches front Camp street 2S inches
Mary street. - "
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of large and valuable MARKET HOUSE known
as the magazine Street Market.p
The will be sold public market and 90 or ,,ox
drawn by A. d'Hemecour Surveyor 10 be Exhibited al he
time and place of sale. - Ns" al TUG
TERMS-For the proportion Of the City Of New Orleans I'm
sad pI2psry being 6399U0 in the land in
,e pags anu cash the spot; and for The
proportion OF the Heirs of Guoe said prolefty heinz
s6loo IN the land and 2slOo0 in the buildings and Improve
Spndor cd
Of said heirs bearing per interest per ennm
from eir dae and per cent interest per after maturity
h PAD ana secured by mortgage privilege m
Jshe property soiu. i. T.. PARKER
Sheriff OF The Parish OF Orleans,
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. ED.
of New Orleans. ) MOND CAMPANEl, I. m. c.
"a Ef&5 fE &3 No. 10 9l7. r s!al3f
RY VIRTUE of n writ of fierl facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans in the above entitled proceed 10 sell
Ct public auction, at .le City Hotel Common street
Camp und Magazine streets, MONDAY, the 18th
Jannary 1855 at O'clock NJ the following described prop
ery, viz
District Of in the SQUARE No ~ bouaded BY Craps
fythee feet font Craps street. by hundred and
ffty-seven feet in depth.
Togsher with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above snit
"a TERMS-Cash on the spot
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DEuxIExE CouRpE DisrRlcr1 la ILLE de la NILE OR
do la Nouvele- Orleans. LEANS VS. DANE SUSAN
Ia. 80. 355siz - HACKETT-Nos II, So.
I'm yEKTU dun writ tle fieri fncins q mol
Nouvele Orleans dams aire ci.dessus e procsderai 10
LUNnI rs de janyer 1855 midi H8te dc Cite rue
de Ia Commune, les du Camp des Magasins
vente publique ct adjudication de- ssja5 ~ '5a
UE CERTAIN TERRAIN, stue dams 10 Quatrieme -
District ye et No ISL borne par lis rues @
Eayades Prytanee Ia Igne du faubou Ia Premiere WILL
soxante peds de face Ia Nayades
peds de prolondeur. 90 ~. ss79f =
Esemb les basses amelioraons eu existent
dessus. - 5.si4e, q ~ lgH ass f7g :
lie tout saisi dams atfaire ctdessus. a I'm ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment &c Naturalization.
=, T. PARKER,
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SIXTH DISTRICT couRrl WARREN A. GRICE vs. HIS
Of New Orleans CHEDITORS-No. 5514.
Rf VIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
Of sale, rendered December lob 1851 and directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Couft Of New Orleans
the above entitled matter will proed ,ei public ion
on THURSDAY. the 2h dayof December 1857 AZ o'clock
r. NJ, ON the premise Josephesinc coliseum
of the creditors OF said insolyent-
LOT + HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and sunday book
accounts surrendered by said rolven his creditors per
schedule filed in the clerks office OF the sixth
New Orleans. :
TERMS-Cash or the spot.
i IlA ID III
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DEUxIEME Coua DsrRlcrl WILLIE DE LA NILE Or
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. LEANS VS.. LOUIS VILLA.
No 1898.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierl facios a mol
adresse par rhonorabe Dcuxame de District de u
Nonyee Orleans, dams a ire cidessu je proeederai lie
uNDI Is de decembre 1857 l01 heures NJ sur les eux
d Ia yente publique ct adjudication de-
LIE FONDs dun Magasn Habillemens situe angle des
de cete vle suyant nvenaire depose pour
ceurs.
Saisi dams Iaa are ci.dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
:. X, T. PARKER.
dt4 Ii 81 rs % Snerif de la Paroisse d'Orleans
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SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT NV. J. MAYNARD, Robert Miller
Of snbroga,ed,) vs. ADELINE NOR.
New Orleans. } GAN, f. w.c.-Ao. 4,S75.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr ROBERT MILLER VS.. Same Same
r Of New oLIsans Vs. xme-Nos s4s and u. ALL
- drecled to John N. Bell late Sheriff. and by SAID late
Sheriff to me transferred and also by virtue Of two ws Of e
acins to me directed by said District Courts in the above
titled causes will proceed sell at public auction SAT-
the 18th day Of Decemb 1857, at lu o'clock, A.
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and movable effects
The premises No 26l Common street. in the First
a t'sed IN the suits. =
TERHS-Cash on the spot
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SECOND Dsrnrcr counr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans. LOUIS vILLA-No. 1923
RY, VIRTUE of a writ OF tlcrl fncIns to me
directed by the Honora Bile the Second M trct Court Of
New Orleans in The above entitled case will
ss public auction MONDAY the 2sh day Of December
and New Levee streets First District city
THE CONTENTS of Clothing Store, per Inventory
which can be ut my Office ~ =
Seizsd in tie above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot. ta
E. T. PARKER.
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TRosEME CouR DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NILE OR.
de la kouvele- Orleans. CLEANS VS.. X. pELAGRUz.
No. 1l,O54.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Geri fncIas q moi
" adresse par Honorable Troisie District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams aare CT dessus je pyocedera
MEDI 70 de dtcemhre 1851 heues NJ les ieux la
yente publique adjudication de-
LIE FONDS B,UN MAGASIN DE CTGARFS situe rue
StChares No 49, dams lie Premier District de VILE
inyenIare depose mon bureau pour reconrs. $50
Saisi dams Patfaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
+. T. PARKER
dI4 IS q Is 26 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans
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SSCHANGE ON ENGLANl-For SAFE py N
n.y. BAREILI & c j.,
dis .g ~ 81 Co ngioa street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
Address of DIR. smith, in Amelia.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
AMELIA C. H., Va Aug. Goth
In my last informed you that Or. VIM. A. Smit
II r. NJ. College, was to address US on the LIT
nst., at Tabernacle Church, in this county, on tn
EDUCATIONAL Industry OF the South, in its come,
lion with Domestic Slavery. There was quite
lumber of persons out, notwithstanding tn
threatening aspect of the weather in the mornint
he object of the Doctor. you doubtless are awar,
tcing, as he is, in connection with the agent of To
ollege Rev H. b. Coles. is to raise an endowmen
sum of $l00, 600, to place this institution on De
nanent basis, and after he had addressed them f.
.wo and u half hours, setting forth the claims G
the institution i'll just ,such a speech as he is c.
,able of making, and which never fails to carr
'onvicton to the minds of his hearers, and to loos
heir purse strings, as if by magic. They su
,eeded in raising between $500 and $4,000, whic.
together with the amount raised at Provdenc
makes some $500 in this county and more is V.
-alcuated upon being raised. He proceeded.
lis address, to show the want of proper attentio
70 educational interest with us. especially for II
middle classes of society. and set forth the propi
'ty of our next Legislature aiding in the matter
some extent, out of the unexpended surplus of IL
literary Fund.- for il had provided for the two G.
tenes of society that is, for the University of H.
tate and also for the extreme poor and uothis
aad been done for the middle classes and he agre.
Win Gov. Wise in his view ofthe matter that the,
ought to bca further appropriation out of this ul
xpended fund; first to the University and also
+ach of the ten male colleges of the State. and
he female colleges and each of the academies
the several counties of the State, and to increa,
the per diem of the tuition of the INDECENT poor
n order to secure competent teachers; also, H.
reformation needed in some Of our text books
urify them of those abolition taints which hay
neen engrafted in them.
The Doctor seems to think we of the South a.
destined to be in the very nature of things
Tedt fsopte ot the earth, and in view of this end
'houid educate our sons and daughters, to enabl
hem properly to manage this great heritage H.
address may truly be characterized as a MASTER
"ffort OF giant intellect. Long may he live
preside over this Institution, and to give tone an
direction to the minds of the rising generation.
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THE MrLlrAnY ScuooI des;gned u \.

established at the armory. under Capt Dimmock
u well thought of by many of our most influential
citizens, not a few OF whom now ready to enter
their boys at This school Is not designed 10 In.
terfere with any Others or prevent the pupils from
paying strict attention to more important studies.
hut will prove a valuable assistant in dscipliug
the young mind, by teaching it the Importance Of
promptness, system and selfrelance The phy.i-
cal strength which it will develop will add 10 the
power OF study and fit the pupils for the struggles
OF after life. No time should be wasted In getting
the school for tactics into operation. as every
day lost will be that much taken from the health
OF some delicate lad whose body needs the reaui.
site cultivation TO add to 1t new life and energy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

TEMPEST IN TEA PoT.-Some few
lays since, John Donn and Michael Mason had .
set to- in the street, and Mike was the younger
md more powerful man Of the two. John got used
up in hurry. Not satisfied with his victory, Nike
procured peace warrant for John and his wife and
Yesterday morning both parties were before the
Iayor Tending and proving, AS II the fate Of each
hung upon the result of the decision. After re-
hearsal of all the spats that bad occurred between
che wives. and the hard words that had jumped tho
fence between them. from time to time, His Honor
concluded that they would both be peaeeabIe citi-
zens in future, and therefse turned them loose to
live more neighbory In future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

MORE INDIAN OUTRAGEs.-The San Antonio (Texas
Herald. of the 5th inst, says that 1.-The San Ant
Dio and San Diego mail train, under charge of Cal
tain Wallace. was attacked by party of about |,
Apaches on the 25th of July last. near the uppt
crossing of Devils river. The mail party consiste
of Capt. Wallace and five men, one six mule coaci
and twenty-five head of horses. One of the ma
boys WAS killed. Wallace was himself wounded. "
Clifford. of New Orleans, was killed. The mai
party fought them for about two hours. but the IL
dians too numerous. They took all I'll
mules coach, saddles and in fact all the mail par
ty had. Only five of the men escaped with thei
lives and came back on foot to where compan,
of soldiers were encamped, within about sixteeI
miles of the scene of action
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

A Conscious RECEIVER, the good book
.ays is as bad As the thief and so said the Mayor
Yesterday, on the trial Of Henry Rufhn slave to II.
u. smith, and Fanny, slave 10 James A. Scott for
receiying load of wood from Ben, knowing 1t to
have been stolen, for he ordered them the LASH
Henry tried very hard % screen himself from
blame and Fanny told very plausible story ~ to
her portion OF the transaction; but smooth words
from oily tongues don't always win in a court Of
iustfca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
THE RIGHT OF PROPERTY was thorough,

tested yesterday before the Mayor in the trial Of
Louisa Sullivan. white woman charged with
stealing pair of blankets and sundry articles of
wearing apparel, from William H. Woodward
Louisa had been employed in Mr.. WIS laundry. and
proved herself to be an expert washer and ironsr
as we'll as pretty slick at lifting, but her bungling
manner OF hiding betrayed her and led to her ar.
rest portion of the articles stolen she readily
gave up TO the officers, and declared that they had
been taken by mistake Other pieces she laid claim
TO- and never broke her hold until the real owner
Kissed the book and testified that they were his
rs the whole snlount taken did not exceed fifteeu
dollars the prisoner was turned to the Ser
geant to answer an Indictment by the next Grand
jury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

KITE FLYING within the corporate lin
ts is prohibited by law, and yet boys Will indulge
the sport the risk of being hauled before tie
lsyor and punished. Two horses attached 10 .
carriage frightened by one OF these ''pIay
things the Fair Ground and might have done
-erions damage hut for the drivers drawing then.
sgainst fence, and thus succeeded in quistins
them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

rhas Manuel free coIored man, was sold into
slavery at Chariesfown. Va. on Monday, 8r TO
manning In the State contrary 10 law.
The ..eye Of the law has become 90 weak nom
the want Of proper practice In the daerent searss'
that IL Is going 70 advertise ior pupil
Late advices from Rio report eoass very arms -
s. 20 s3ls; stock on hand, oooo0 hags
Hon. Alex. McCalmont died In yenango county.
Pena, ON the 10Th Of Augrst, In the Isd year
Of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

VrxArIoUs.- A. Rice appeared
before the Mayor yesterday morning. and was held
to bail to keep the peace, In the sum OF 500, on
the charge OF assaulting and beating Chss strauss
child but four years old. Rice declared that ne
had not injured the boy, and had not designed do
ing so, but had merely struck him with hat 70
frighten him. and learn him to behave himseiL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

PREsUAPTIvE EyIDENcg.-Dr Fletcher of Finsbur,
hapel, London has lately related his experienc,
'garding Eliza Fenning, who was hung in front Of
ewgate for poisoning her mistress Dr. Fletcher
as convinced OF her innocence, but the lady had
Vidently been poisoned, and the cook seemed thu
nly person who could have done it. and who ha,l
ny provocation for doing it. Since then, upon hs
wing bed, the baker confessed having done the
'ed, out of spite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

A MELANCHOLY AssIvERsARY.-The Attakapas
s) Register Of the Sth inst. states that arrange
ents had been made TO have suitable services per-
rmed in the Episcopal church of that place on the
IN, in commemoration of the calamity at Last
Sland. The Register suggests that all business
mould be suspended on that day.