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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

LYNCH LAw.-The Chapel Hill Gazette says that
the murderer of Mr.. Grant, OF Texas, late of
Orange county, N. c., and sonin-law of the late
Prof Mitchell, has been detected, proving to be
Washington Garner, the son of wealthy but very
much dreaded neighbor Of Mr.. Grants. Wash was
jailed, but about two hundred enrsged citissns
assembled, broke open the Jail, took the murderer
ont and shot him to atoms. Mr.. Grant had been
to old Garner's to transact some business and was
returning home when Wash shot him on the way.
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Durrs-A due, with swords took nI.ce IN N

DUELs.-A duel with swords took place in the
parish of st. John the Baptist, La, a few days
since, between Messrs. Louis Trouard and Seraphin
MalIet. Neither was wounded The Donaldsville
La) paper, of late date says duel with rifles, at
twenty steps, took place on the 10th nit. between
Mr. D'Artly, editor of the "Drspeau,' and Mr.. Ed.
rington, editor Of "Yoang America" After tho
first round the seconds stopped the affair, and har-
mony was once more established between the COM
batauts, who spent the balance Of the day in .
friendly manner.
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sas- LIra SIZE pnoroasApns.-The

N9J LIFA SIzK PH0ToGEAPHS.-The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu.
patrons and the public st laI that he lie
now prepared to furnish Photographs from miAis
lures to PULL LIHE SIN, either plain or colored
which for accuracy and fnish. he warrants equal,
if not superior to any produced in ths city, st less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and eE-
i8r ged to any si5e.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and OK.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art. Oorin
THAN Hail. Main street, between eth and 10th.
Pc GIBsS.
P. S.-If ycu want a genuine Ambrotype, this 10
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
bugSed in price or work, Also, Melainosypes, q
any other Picture in the Photographic Art,
ie Is p. r.. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

POWDER EXPLOSION AT CISoIsNAfI.-On Wednes
day evening last, during procession OF the oppo-
stion party at Cincinnati, an explosion took place
from tho accidental firing of quantity Of powder
in q wagon from which . cannon was being fired.
Lewis p Lee was blown out Of the wagon and fatal
ly injured, and james Hume aud Robert Kifkup
were seriously injured.
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ARTIFTCTAL TEETH-T-1

e1l1Y4CHEOPLAsTIC PR0GEss.-a. ". JONES.
DENTIST having purchased half the eEcltsUe rDAtfor
the absve mode Of making TEETH. and amer assn0
and tesanp i 10 the most ds6eA cases :chsrs etAe
superiority over the gold silver and plAtina me-
thod, can therefore, with confidence, recommend tt
to all who may desire full or partial sets Of teeth;
and especially to such as mag Be dissatis6ed ssth
those they are using In this process al OF the
objections to the gold plate ere removed-the suo-
ton beng G, secures coytort and seabiity % The
food 10 excluded from under or between them; they
are. therefore, cleaner. smoothsr, and IN everyrs-
spect beter. II consequence Of the perfect sda1ta
ton Of tho plate TO the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
sot0ut clasps and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory 1T
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest tn tho profession.
North and sonth. testimonials Win BE- giysc. and
specimens exhibited, t. any who may denire 10 -
them. ! he old plates Of those wishing % exchange
the old method fer the new, will be- taken In part
pay. VIII Of course. make teeth on the cid mods
Tor those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and testh
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Once opposite Corinthian Hall. en-0n
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TIE WATER CuRR.-The following, which We
nnd in the Vicksburg Sun, would indicate that
there is more virtue in water than many medical
advisers are willing to admit:
'The yellow fever patient who plunged into tho
Mississippi day or so ago, while in . delerious
condition, is improving rapidly, we learn, con.
trary to the expectations of his medical advisers,
who had no idea that he would ever recover from
the effects Of the plunge bath"
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SUPPOSED TO BE LosT.-The steam yacht Fire Fly,
which was bought sometime ago from Howell 4
Aspinwall, by the government, for the Coast Sur.
vey service, sailed from Norfolk about eight weeks
ago, aud has not since been heard Of She Is sup
posed to have been lost at sea. Sne was under
command of Lieut.. Bayard e. Hand, and was to
have reported 1t Savannah Tor the service.
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WHAT THEY THINK OF IT.-The capture of the
SLAYER Echo by the q. 8. Brig Dolphin, is the sub.
ject of considerable criticism in the European pa
pers. The English papers copy ali that was said
by some papers about retaining the negroes and
pntting them upon the cotton fields, but they are
Obliged to admit that the Government Of the
United States is acting in good faith, and in
agreement with its professed ability to regulate its
own citizens, and prevent its own laws from being
violated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

Philadelphia and New York and will op.n this
morning choice and splendid assortment of ladies'
DkEsc GOODS. Also, a hne assor tment OF CLOTHS,
CASSIM ERES and VESTlNGS, along with a general
stock of DOM EsTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality many 6f which can sell at much iess than
IuTnler prices.
Fine BID BLANKETS: NEGRO do, A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING, of every description;
Browa and Bicached DoMESTICs, and many other
Goods too tedious mention. usually kept In the
Dry Goods line.
A call is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap asd good Goods. Come and see and Judge TOR
se E-im JNO l. SMITHER.
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PoLroB AnRnsrs Fer the month =

o. sH6 mOnth or
september last 240 persons were arrested and con.
nned In the station houses Of this CITY. or this
number 1S5 were placed 10 the csgs st the 6rst
market, and So at the second market The pris-
oners were: 90 whites, 81 slaves, and ol free ne
gIoes In The hrst station hoass, there were 70
whites, o2 slaves, and S3 free negroes. In the
second station house, there were 10 whites, "a
slaves, and II free negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

BISHOP ONpERDoNK-A New York correspondent
mentions, among the probabilities, the restora.
ton Of Bishop Onderdonk, Of New York. to the
Episcopate. He says that the matter meets with
the appreciation OF Bishop Potter, OF Penn, aud
also Of the Rev. DIR. Hawks, who has heretofore
stood in antagonism to Bishop o.
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FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE. = The marriage Of .
daughter Of Lewis Gaylord Clark, the veteran and
hilarious editor of the Knickerbocker Magaziae,
took place 10 New York on Thursday, at DIR Bel.
lows church, was crowded with the youth and the
beanty the literary and artistic talent Of the city
The happy man who has persuaded the lady to
.schanke her local habtation and name" IL Neck.
ien successfnl broker.
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DEAfa OF DARrMooR PRIsoEKR.-Captain John
Bubier died at Jamaica Plain, Mass, on the 2sth
nit. The deceased WAS an of1cer IN the u 8. navy
for nearly forty years, but resigned his
% commander few years since he vas taken
nrisoner In the u. g. brig Syren by the English in
the war OF lsl2 and incarcerated fn Dartmoor
prison He performed much active service In
early life,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

EXPENSE OF rHs ATLANTIC CABLE CELEBRATIoN.-
Bills for expenses incurred in the Municipal celes
braton on the LIST OF September, in eommemora-
tion of the successful laying Of the Atlantic Tee-
graph Cable, begin to pour in thick and fast. The
Ivory bills for carriages driven in the procession.
present mammoth array of charges, nearly a.
long as the procession itself, 1t is estimated
that the total expense will not fall much short Of
SO, 20,000.-N. ]. Erpress.
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PENSION FRAUDs.-The papers report the convic-
ton of the forger, Aibro, in Western New York,
in connection with spurious claims for land war;
rants, etc. Intelligent magistrates In New York
certified to the bodily presence before them OF
some fifty persons, who had been dead for years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

Breakfast from to 10. Free Lunch from II 70 Il.
Dinner from too Supper from to 10 snscks at
all hours.
Lodging Rooms by the day. week or month.
The ProprietoTs, By giving their personal stten.
tion to business, with increased facilities. ofsr
greater Inducements for less money, than can pos
sibly be found elsewhere. f.s78s - lEs-E
The public are most respectfully requested tocan.
HAYWARD co.
70 2S-lw PrOprietofe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

-FOUR MILE CRHIK.-A large number
OF our citizens left here yesterday morning In all
sorts OF vehicles, to attend the protracted meeting
no" peins held by the Baptist denomination At
-Four Mile Greek meeting house "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

LARGE TIMBER CoNrlAcr-The Lords OF the Bri.
tfshsAdmiralty have contracted with house In
Quebec for forty vs millions feet of ship timber,
OF which Ave millions feet ofiive eak are included,
to be delivered within two years from next Novem.
ber, at Her Mslesty's dock yards at Shern esa
WoolWich and Plymouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

NsHDs RIPAIRING.-- Some Of the floor
Ing along the wharves at Rockets in bad condition
aud needs repairing. If not attended to at once,
some serious accident may be expected.
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SHOW OF DsCsNoY.-A warrant has been issued
in N. Y, for the arrest of the notorious pugilist
IIeenan-better known as the "Benecis Boy"--with
viev if possibly, to prevent tho grand setto With
Morrissey for the championship of America, apoint
ed for the 10Th of next month In Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

CRY OF RICHMOND. steamer
reached her wharf at Rockets, last Saturday
morning, heavily laden with freights for Richmond
and othar merchanfa. -
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BAxK RsBBnY.-A bold robbery OF tns benk o'
rInnar oanada vas committed on Saturday last
The cusrom-house messenger was sent TO deposit
n 600 ia the bank, and after the money, bad been
it vas distracted from the counter BY some
unk noWn pereon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

TIE YoUNG MsE's Prayer Meeting is
kept up daily at IL o'clock, and thus far has been
we'll attended. The ladies are invited to be pre-
sent, and many Of them avail themselves Of the
invitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

LIEUT. ALLly.-Lieut. ]. X. Allen, whose death
Is announced by the Oregon papers, In a late fight
With the Indians, was young and highly merito-
rious oficer. Hs belonged to the Ninth Infantry,
aud graduated at West Point from illinois, In 1868.
He was q native Of Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

CONGRESSIONAL NoNISAfloHs.-In Massachusetts,
JAS Bnfngton, Of tho I'd dstrics, and d. W. Gooch,
Of the Sd district, have been nominated BY the Re-
publicans for reelection. Thos- d. Elliott 10 the
candidate OF the samc party, In the lst district.
6arnett B. Adrain has been rs nominated BY the
anti sLecomptonites OF fhe ID district Of New Jsr-
sey, for Congress. Mr.. Patterson, vas nominated
Tor the same district BY the Lscompton Dsmecrats
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TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

NKATES, FENUEKb, FINE SEI5 UF
" sIIOVELS, ToNGS and poKERs.-1 have for
including every style of Fenders Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of shoyels. Tongs and
Pokers Seven diferents sizes OF coal scuttes, cnder
Shoyels fire Shovels: handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmsus
are Brick fro alabs and jams; sets Of Soap stene for
sweet tome Builders, housekeopers, and others in
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices am manuiactoriIg
scription. Mt my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
9R1TE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Main street between oth and 9th streets, West side
Richmond Va. ,,oau
an lS-dly \. ID. DENOoN
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TIma 2-A9l<-7.kS

Another interesting race, the same day, was be-
tween John Campbell's Size Washington, and r. H.
Dickinson's Cor. Wictfs, purse 81 900, four mile
heats. 1t was won by the fret named horse in two
straight heats. Time-7:5e-S:OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

SHOCKING AcCIDBNr.-Yesterday afternoon about
O'clock, Lieut. Hsgnsr, at the U. s. Arsenal,
Bridesburg, was testing . mortar with ono ounce
of powder, TO ascertain how far it would throw .
"a pound ball. The mortar was stationed on
Frankford Creek, and was discharged in the direc-
ton of the river road. Mrs Pickett, wife of the
Superintendent, left her house, situated about 100
yards from the place whore the mortar was dis
charged; she being nearly in its range. The ser
geant, who was stationed to warn persons not to
approach, called out to her to take care, as the
mortar was just fired. Mrs. p. started 10 run, but
towards the ball, which struck her, breaking one
of her arms, aud msngling her body 20 badly that
she died in about an hour after the accident. Had
the accident would not have happened. The NOR
tar usually carried about 300 yards but in this in
stance the powder being inferior, the shot did not
reach far and fell in the road, above stated.
The deceased was about 20 years Of age.-FniladcL
phid Ledger.
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FIRr-On g.tprd.n g.

FIkl.-On Saturday afternoon last,
mrs Picketts stable, 9th and Leiah streets. vas
set on hre, and the flames spreading RAPIDLY. soon
communicated to Mrs. P's Kitchen, and to the roof
oI mr; d. n. Pullen's kitchen, both Of which were
considerably burned, before the arsmen con,d az.
tinguish the IRE. 0"~ "a
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RRvIvAL.-A revival Of religion is now
progressing at the Baptist church on Oregon Hill,
and number of persons have profsssed eonver.
eiOn
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ExPoRTATIoE coAsrwIsI.
$l6,447

Below We give the number Of packages Of vsze.
tables shipped from this city during the late truck.
Ing season. 1t will appear that Q larger amount
was shipped to the city Of Baltimore than to New
York, but it 10 to be remembered that good deal
OF that went on through TO Philadelphia, Washing.
ton, and even q far as Cincinnati, via B. ORR:
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FIGHrIsa - On Saturday night last the
Watohmen arrested and Gagged Lawrence spane, TO
answer the charge Of hghtihg 10 tho streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

ONLY ONB WoUEDIp.-A letter from Hamburg
states that only one passenger was Injured by the
recent explosion on board of the steamship Ham,
monia--not nve a. reported BY the Arabia. The
wounded man 10 named Miller. He was from
Oldenbnrg and bound to Havana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

CHEwIxd ToBAOo.-During the month
Of September last, there we're shipped from Rich
mond to Philadelphia, by steamships, 1881 boxes
and kegs Of manufactured tobacco.
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nEREmovAL.-R. C. HOWE has re-

moved his CABIN BIT FURNITURE WAREROOM to
the large and elegant brick store Governor street
few doors from franklin, and recently occupied
by biutord yerter, where he would be glad to see
his friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the sci vices Of the best WorKmen,
he ia prop<red 10 execute Work Of ali kiuis in his
lice In the best style and at tn shortest notice He
hopes by promptness and attention, TO merit con-
tinUance of that patronage which has heretofore
been so liheraily bestowed upon aim.
His country friends would do Will to call On him
before making their purchases.
RC HOWE
I-lLA Governor street.
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THE ''JANBs GRAY."-This new irop
propeller, will be on the line again In the course OF
of two or three days. Ssms two or three vseka
since she had the misfortune to break her spro.
peiler" and had to lay by, but on Saturday last
the steamship "City of Richmond" brought her
now one from Philadelphia aud she will therefore
be oil right In the course Of q few days.
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scRIw vs.. PADpLEs.-The superiority Of the
screw to the paddle for steamers has been tested
in England. The paddle steamship Malta, which
only ran S knots an hour, was changed to a screw
and easily made 12sf knots in the same time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

DRY W8ArHER.-Rain is very much
needed et this time, to lay the dnst, and help the
growing vegetation
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CONFINED THIsY.-Rice, negro boy,
the property Of T. Raymond, was convicted before
she Recorder, last Saturday Of stealing Q writing
desk, from Eli Towers, and sentenced to rscsivs .
sound drubbinR.
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PLEASANT Tara number Of our cit
izens visited Ashland yesterday, and epent the day
In that pleasant littlo village.
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NEGROCIOTHJNQ
WIN. & DAVID GIBSON,


MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF Sra STREET, RICHMOND va,
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond md
public generally, that they are prepared. with the
assistance of their steam power and all the most
description Of work in their line Cf business, in
manner not to be surpassed, such Building Hoas-
es of all dimensions repairing remodeliDg the
same; putting in store Fronts of any kind, Shelv-
nga put up, Counters made. &c. in neat and taste,
fuI m.nner Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according to Geometrical Principles Cornices made
10 suit any style of Buildings; all kinds Of Mould
ings on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made to or.
der and rent TO any part of the country every kind
of Wood Turning. such as Stair Balusters Newell
Posts. &c Architectural Wood Carving for Store
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Allorders
executed in neat manner.
w. e. D. GIBSON hope. by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
of the same to merit o continuance of public pa
~ orders respectfully solicited. Sc il-lms
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GAxnLMe.-At Chatham IN. C.) Superior Court
last week, there we're upwards Of any convictions
for gambling. The Court Ansd the offenders nom
$50 to 125 each. Rather expensive sport, costing,
In 6nes and ices. two or three thousand dollars
The ofacs Of Solicitor In that circuit must pay
uau
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Joseph 4. Ballard. On old shlp nsvs rs9estss.
sonnsessA with ths Boston pssM, ala = - -
Inst.
Jao. Y. Evssa, 4 orasss eosaty, Va ~ -
dsnly % ~ ~ ula
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TIE CnRss CoNfRsr In EuRoPE.-PrfvAte advtces
received by the Arabia, states that Paul Morpny ID
ahead OF bis great chess antagonist, Harfwix,
the score standing three for Morphy ana TWO ior
HarrWitE.
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YELLOW FryKR AT NArcHEs-fourteen cases Of
yellow fever had occurred ''under the hiiP' At
Natchez, on the 2lst nit. A temporary quarantine
had been established between the city proper ION
the hilI,p and the people sunder the bill
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A MISS As Coon AZ A MIRA compositor OF tht
Taunton Gazette probably thought miss - COOS
as more than mile when be made that print speak o
.LopgfeIiow's "Courtship OF Miss Standish."
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A LITTLE OLIVE BRANCH Measures are about be-
ing taken, through the Naval Expedition 70 Para.
quay, TO introduce into the United States the mate
or Paraguay tea; also . valuable medicinal plant,
called aard believed to be . sure specific against
the bites Of veuomoue insects or repties and Pc
cuiar kind Of honey bee, which builds on the
branches of trees instead Of in hives or trunks of
trees as with the common bee.
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Conc rHI WHoIs HOG .-About tw.lva

o'clock last Saturday night, as two gentlemen were
passing she Fair grounds, they discovered fellow
sssggsrins along With heavy load upon his
not disposed 10 STOP they started In nursuit vhsn
nsdroPpsd his bundle and ran on. Not being Able
90 overhaul the fugitive, they returned 70 the bun
oie, and on examiaing It, discovered halEerown
porker," which had been stoleo from sone un-
known person. ~
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CUTTING THR PRoRIrs.-Isasc Jacobs,
q clothier, was convicted before the Recorder, or
carrying on his usual business on Saturday and
Sunday, and fned 81.
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Turnxp Urs--Msrtin wigand, Who di1appearsd
10 mystsriousiy from Stauntoa, Va. about two
murdsred, has again turned up IN LAxipgtoas
Misaonyf
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LAID By 70 CooI.-Jsmes McKo.n. /.

jolly old sea deg, was before the Recorder last
Ssturday,to answer the charge Of being drunk and
taking lodgings in the street the night before
Jim owned mp that he foundered when more than
three sheets In the wind, and might have been
lost but for the timely arrival of the watchme an
but promised to reform at once II excused this time
Tho Recorder, however, had no confidence in hid
declaration, and by way Of cooling him Of, sent
him to the valley brig.
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From Norfolk.

fconRrspoxDnHol OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY pIsPAscH !
NORFOLK, Oct. 1st, 1853.
Below We give the exports from the city of Nor.
folk during the month Of September. II would
be well to premise, however, that the past 10 one
among the dull months, and does not exhibit fair
average
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

bank In Worcester, Mass., has been sabjseted - .
nae Of $4,000 for conveying property 20 svies
that value ont Of his 20 escape TAXATION One
half Of this me goes 70 the proseeutoe ana ~
other half 70 the town.
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SATURDAY NIaur vas . hr.x

SATURDAY NIGHT was busy enc, in q
small way, fer the Eatchmen, many of whom we're
constantly employed In carrying drunken men and
negroes without passes TO the cage. Yesterday
morning, Alderman Hilllheld . sunrise Court, and
ausr nearing the charges preferred against most Of
snem, disposed of them they deserved.
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| DEsraUcfrys Fns-The extensive tannery OF
W. ". Fraser, near Newburg. In Cumberland coun-
| IT, Pa, Vas destroyed By hrs last week. The ioes
is about - 700, which Il nearly covered Dy insa-
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TeuayAsysr.-A tournament took place at Buf-
falo Springs, Va, on the 9th ult. Miss Fanny
Tucker, OF Halifax county, Va, wac chosen Queen,
and Miss Breeder, Of Richmond, hrst Maid Of
Homer. Among the horsemen was = "Knight OF
tho Ocean Cable"