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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03
GYMNASlUM-The second session OF

GYMNASIUM The second session of
~ my GYMNASINM will Commence the 18th of
september. For the proper development Oh the
muscles and az preventative of health the Gyn-
naslum has long been acknowiedgsd to be preemi-
nen,; 50 much 80. indeed that in Europe. and cape
Of instruction CT all the Schools
For Young men of sedentary habits or for those
nasinm is especially nrsnded and have Their, fore,
nxed tme hour for ExsRcisIsg &c Ia on TU rs
DAf III HeDAf ana SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Tor the night class. There will also be class
for boys. OF fifteen years an under, at 1. P n on
Tnesdays. Thursdays and Saturday afternoon
thus allowing the boy time to study and the Young
man time to attend to his business My terms are
$40 initiation fee to be paid only once and 81 cents
per month as long az he chooses to remain MEN,
per quarter OF three onths to be paid in advance
and II scholar takes four lessons he shall be held
formation spply to n. KEMPE, at Gymnasium,
meeting nights or afternoons or to l NJ DEAN.
kEhPE. Proprietor,
aq c-1ifH Marshall bSfsu q e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

FATAL CAMPHENE AccIDENT.-Miss Mary Meyer
aged sixteen years, handsome and accomplished
girl, vas terribly burnt at Chicago, on Tuesday
last, and died in six hours thereafter, by the eI
plosion of camphene lamp. The lamp was acct
dentally upset, and its contents, either by the
breaking Of the glass, or in some other way, were
thrown upon the dress of the young lady, and she
was instantly enveioped in flames. She ran, with
screams, into the street. and fell down. Some gen.
tlemen took her up, aud by wrapping their coats
about her, did all in their power to extnguish the
flames, but without success until nearly all her
clothing Was consumed, and her person terribly
burnt. She died in great agony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

EOR sSALE-A very good looking and
intelligent MAN, about forty years old, who IL
good looking MAN, about thirty years old, who i
e good Carriage Driver. young MAN OF good
Carriage Driver and HOUSE servant He has Also
worked Oh farm His master desires to sell him
TO remain near the city. A handsome young W.
MAN, about II or Is years old. considerably over
the average size; who is good general House Ser
want and Nurse. Has good disposition. Sha liz to
remain in or near this place Apply to II 's112
au N-6eoA CARY STREET JAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

o KICRMOND ROYAL ARCH
KY CHAPTER. No. 3-Companions: You are re.
,/V\ uuested to attend Convocation Of Rich
mond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8. at their Chapter
Ro M in the Mason's Hall, in the city OF Richmond
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock.
By order of the ID. L. High Priest.
JAS RlDDICK. Secy.
Richmsnd, Sept 81, R NJ, 23S5, D, 1883.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

MR.. JOHN T. CHILDREY has been
IVA appointed Commissioners for the county of
HenricO He is authorized to initiate new mem.
bers and to receive the annual dues OF members OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society The pub
lie reminded tn at the election of six members
Of the Farmers Assembly, for Hsnrico. will take
place at the Courthouse, on Monday next.
3-3t CHAS WILLIAMS Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

ADAISSION.-Dress Circle and Parqnstte 20 cts:
tno extra charge for secured seste second Tier or
Family CIRCLE. g cts; Eastern gxllery, expressly
Tor BOYS only, 12ls cents; Westsfn Gallery, % ets
Overture commences at d before precisely. Boz
Once open fro 10 until u and from 3 until daily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
aAMEs o. NI1Qa NILAAAA T. ADAA
BY NIXON u ADAMS.
oFFtoE, No. 10 oAmP s,TR.nn


sac Crescent Will be regularly served to
c early hour erery morning sundays excepted]tor
$40 year advance; half yearly and quarterly al the
sarnegates 20 cents week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements per sauarefrst Insertion - az eass
vi Tor every subsequeutinseron, SO cents.
Advertisements Oh and second pages are charged u
for every Insertion
Advertisements pahshed at intervals VIII DC chaseo VI 9sF
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not marked Will be published one month or
longer ana charged seoordngy adyertisementor sub
soripon viii stopped un alsrreeTages are paid attse
ppton Of the pToprietors,
Yay,graI Discount will b. made TO regular aaveraera
THE DAILY CRESCENT
a renders Il desrablemediurs for adver
tiss As FANNY PAPER circulhtes largely, reaching
northumberland hoesat early hour, and being read
approach business hours consequently articles
for family may b. advantagaousy published in its
uoEamns
THE WE e KY CIR EsCEN
ywublshad eyery Monday morning ut IS year invariably IN
advance Having circulation throughout Lon
sena Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
sstes presents favorable mode advertisers ofmakng
their wares ana commodities known. Advertisements IN
81 sertad for 81 per square. each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Carpet HV.etrehossse.

CANAL STREET. 1874
J. d. CAMERON e 90.
Have recently received large stock Of newest styles Of
Carpeting and Curtain Goods,
fem manufacturers, offer them at small profit We
possess every facility procuring the newest and best goods
at the lowest prices.
CHOICE VELVET WILTON in best and common quality
Low PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 8-PLY and
INGRAM, of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING Wool and Hemp
for Offices.
COCOA MATING, "a to Cd
GA to IS4 Figured BAIzEs by the yard,
in squares.
Velvet Tutted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS STAIR RODS etc. etc.
Floor OIL Cloths.
Three to tweny-four feet wide the best and ordinary
qualities.
Curtain Goods
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Dsmask,
Satin De Lame and Brocatelle
Ga Printed Lasting and Reps
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords, Tasses Gimps
ETC.; Cornices, Bands and Pins
Window Shades.
very large variety Of new and elegant styles
Billiard Cloths
Of extra quality-S4 Crimson, Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-A large assortment.
We daily receiving additions to our stock which will be
unsurpassed in the country. p20 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03


We alluded yesterday, in appropriate terms, to the
action Of the Mississippi State Senate in appropriat
ing TIE sum of thirty thousand dollars towards the
erection Of a monument to Gen. QUITAAN at Natche2,
and the hope that the course Of the Senate
wonld be adopted By the House d Representatives
unanimously.
Our hopes have been disappointed, as will be seen
from The following extract Of letter from the jack
son correspondent Of the yi6ksburg True southron,
bearing date 30th ult.
The Senate resolution, approprlating to the Quit
man Monument Association $4,000, was voted down
~ NAYS 81, 10 yeas 49, 50 the House Of Represent
atives has voted down the appropriation to aid in
the erection OF the Quitman monument, let those
yybo did 30, 10 home and talk to their constituents
about John a. Qutman and his fame and his
achievements, and tell them that they voted against
the appropriation OF ptiabe sum to aid in the cree
lion Of a monument to speak Of him who spent his
life and his means in the service Of his country and
State. Let them do this, and then speak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
rnnM n +.

Il, rh,,5sr H. ea I'M Al o'clock A. Nj. CAROLINE
THOMPSON MALLoY aged days only daughter Of Sarah
and William Maloy.
In Paris France on the 7h November JEhEMlah, NJ
RTfODFS naive 81 Maryland bu for many yens resident
If this cY and late Of firm Of Babcock, Rhodes Co.
Es5~ Baltimore papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
q. The hest seNlng slaehlne is the erover

ssrThe best Sewing Machine Is the Grover
bakeI-4NeE twenty thousand Grover Baker Machines
Baker Machue the only which sews from the original
speeds without reminding. A other Machines use a shuttle
or what Questionable and complicated s in the sost
and Wheeler Wilson MachneS little Fooer The Grover
Baker Machine finishes its work where stops which no
other Machine There occasion Tie threads
the end Of the scam required by all other Machines
The Baker stitch has fer its recommendations supe
strength elasticity and beauty The Grover Baker
chimes the only kind used the extensive Plantation Cloth
ing Factory Hebrard Co.. Canal street, sud the work
by thes Machines pronounced by Planters who have
purchased Clothing be stronger than amy made by hand
and 70 twice as long as any other clothing.
The Iheru Depot the Grover Baker Sewing Machines
at No II Camp street. nearly opposite the ladies Of
the City Hotel where these celebrated machines be pur-
chased fully guaranteed and instructions will he given ali
purchasers fires or Charge n23 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
SPOTTED SILKS.

Among large lot of DRESS SILKS just opened we ind
number Of Dress Patterns Of very styles slightly spotted
These patterns worth pescp from $50 SO each We
haye put them counter to close SIS each.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 co.
Zig Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
So'tehert R'stelprtse .1bead!
e M ER VS.
PATENT CORN HUsKINc MACHINE.
Now on EEiI6ition At No. 90 CAMP STREET.

N0W on ETN6Ili0n q No. go CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility and durability suFrasses
anything for that purpose brought before the public It Is
worked by freddie, with the foot fed with the hands, thus
hnskng from 800 to 600 bushels day against the cid fash
Toned way by hand Of which 10 bushess large ays work
Another advantage besides the saving d time IN the bnskng
Is that this machine prepares the h in most perfect man
neT for mattresses which worth from $50 to 500 per
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally areipved to call and es
the merits Of these machines
A. CAMPBELL so Camp ST,
az 2ptf Owner Of the Patent fer the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Bt0Ck Stgks.

We have just received per steamship Philadelphia large
lot Of BLACK PoULT DE soIFs and eros DU RHINEs,
of all qualities, ranging in price from 62} cents up
BENTHUYsEN LEWIS 4 CO.,
II6 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
vYcaU Shaker Preserves.

40 BOXES FRESH SHAKER PRESERVES, Brst qualify
just received and for sale by
HALL, KEMP & CO.,
d2 2p5t corner of Canal AMI TcboypitouIas streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
ns02p6t<W HoSTETTER SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

ST.. CHARLES THEATER. The Irish Fortune Hunt
ers'' and aThe Wrong Passenger are the pieces in
which Collins IS to take the lead to night singing as
he goes. For windup, Vining Bowers is to appear
ID aMy Friend from Leatherhead.n Fun all the way
4hroufrh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

UNION RACE CouRsR.--This famous old field Of
equine contests has been taken for the season by Mr.
VIM. Pybers, who is now fitting it up for the especial
accommodation Of the multitude who take special
interest in fast and fancy totting and pacing races
The entrance to the course has been changed to the
point nearest Esplanade street greatimprovement
to all who go down in fast vehicles, There will be
many pleasant meeting at the Union this season.
See Mr. PFbers card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

=oBIEAEs TaEArER.-"Ia Favoriten is to be re-
paated tomorrow night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

sz7s DR., ID. b. James has returned to the
city and practice Of his profession at his cid office
No 81 Cuohouse street where these requin lis services
viii lind him fully prepared 10 give them his attention The
Doeios Weestablhed reputation sufficient guarantee 10
all who may cAll on him mo 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

Ra- One hour is all the time required to
keen ihe hair Of any lady gentleman Of brilliant brown or
black color for the space Of ONE YEAR II CRISTADoROS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE Nc The article used for thai pur
pose EIGHT MINUTES only consumed III appiyingit
and the brilliant and truly natural tpt Impaired hair
whiSkers moustaede ast6 least SIX WEFKs No won.
der that this nye dspaeag All othera both iii ta country
and II Europe
Sud everywhere, ard applied by Al haiy-dFessers.
n8 2pm6W CRTSTAn0R0. No. 6 Aston House, NJ u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

Tue AMrHirHEATER- fine crowd filed this re-
sort last night The reading Of the Daily Pro
granmen was decided feature, before the perform
ance The whole interior were busy reading, and the
spread Of 'tThe Programme was novelty to see.
The performances of the Buekleys gave the usual
amount og general qualification and particular fun.
cinderella, the best Of the Buckleyan bqresques,
is to be the feature tonight For all necessary par
tieulars, look out for to.day'a Programme"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
just Received,

CABINET CHAMPAGNE, huf pins.
PIPER HEIDsTCK =. quarts and pints
CREME DE B0UZY .
ROYAL HUNTER ]. quarts.
LONDON ALE-Abooas
Wines, Cognoc, Brnndios, etc.
STAR CoGNAc of 1906 LIST proof Pale.
1890, j.. ....5 49,.
Vineyard d. 1880, 4th proof
1870, q. Dark.
LaRochee 1880 !,
BY ANY KIND OF PACKAGES.
BORDEAUX CLARET-st julien.
Margaax,
.. Chateau LATTE.
Cos dEsournen.
CHATEAU LEoyILLE-C hns Larose
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mouton.
PoNTET oANEET-Chas. Giscours
WHITE wINE-Barsac aud sauterue.
IN CASKS HALF CASKS AND BOXES,
FORT WINE,
SHERRY WINE,
MADEIRA WINE,
JAMAICA RUN,
IN CASKS, BOXES, OR BY THE GALLON
For Family Table Use.
NEW CLARET WINE Of the reputed crop o. 1885, in casks
and half casks.
FRUITS in their Juice.
BRANDY CHERRIES.
Emuty DEAIIJoHNs-l 2, 3, gals.
ANNIs ETTE-Chauvet Fills, Archambeau Freres, L. Ram.
Absynthe, Holland Gin, yermouh Mnscat Curacoa Saas-
chino sardines Sweet Oil, Cordinls Fruits Empty Bot
ties, Corks, etc, imported and for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

A GENERAL HEADQUARTERS or THE FINE AIRS
such do We designate the establishment Of euterpEisDg
neghbors, Nessrs Bloomfield Steel Co, at No 60 Camp
street, where y ready al all times TO furnish to order all
kinds Of blank hooks blanks printing bookbndng engraving
hogaphng tto to sni possible requirement of the
merchant the outdoor business the banker, the insurer
broker and all others who conbbteto the gigantic bust
ness Of New Orleans They everything in style do every
thing quickly and do everything eheaply See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ., 1858.

Ne Qnltmnn Nronument.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

" counelI proceedings On sixth page,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

ladies Pattern
EMP ORIUM OF FASHION
Na H&sS- G4AHD&
DREss-MAKER
Corner of Canal and CNnrtres streets,
Over Mullen & Co.'s Store
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
OAKS AND MANTILLAs,
New and very Graceful
r. Il $ q e r. H--f 4 = rs
a great variety of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
variety of Beautiful aud ppropriate Designs for
LADIES WRAPPERS,
Capcs, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks, Under Gnr-
ments, etc,
Including Bridal Opera Evening Home, Promenade and
Costume DRESSES of Elegant and Appropriate Designs.
THE CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive among which are included
variety Of MISSES and BOYS oyER-DREss Of entirely
New Design adapted 10 Al! ags materials and variety Of cl
mae; also, BOYS and MISSES APRONS Capes Nantes
and Sacks
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits
Also. appropriate Patterns Of every conceivable article
with Infants First Wardrobe; also for one year
old aud upward. She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABovE -xAMED ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing work with dispatch and IN
the best possible, MI 2pT
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05
7
CONVENTION or DEAF MUTES.

The New England Gallaudc Association of Deaf Mutes
recently held convention at Worcester Massachusetts,
Although not noisy other meetings yet gen
eral interest prevailed and the speeches of the orators
were received with marked attention The exercises
the occasion in the language of signs taught al
the several institutions for the education of deaf mutes
with spelling the fingers of proper and such
words could not conveniently be expressed by signs
Rev. L. III. Gallaudet, of New York, of the late
Rev, Dr. Gaaudet, of Hartford, whose mother q
deaf mute and whose wife is also acted intepe
ter for the benefit of those who hear and do not under
stand the sign language. That the enkers II so they
may be termed were well understood by the mutes
abundantly manifested by the simultaneous applause
which broke forth in all parts Of the hall whenever any
thing expressed calculated to call forth such mani
festatons The members Of the convention afterwards
partook Of dinner and had oasts, &c. One of these
was as follows Tho ladies Their beautiful faces and
bcngnant smiles visible music to the deaf and dumb
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05

SHIrBuIIDrNG IN MAINE.-Captain VIM. A. Ellis who
has Just returned from tour to the Maine ship yards
furnishes the New York Journal of Commerce with the
following list of vessels building in that State which will
nearly all be launched this fall
In the district of Bath-Eight ships, averaging 500
tons each. Some of them are of 900 tons
At Bangor0ne ship of 600 TONS for the San Francisco
trade. Expected to sail for that port in about month
AT Cherryfeld doube-decked barqucs of 600 tons
each.
At Machias-Three small vessels of about 300 tons
each.
At Gladstone vessel of about 800 tons
AT FrankfortA doubledeckcd brig of about 400 tons.
Nearly ready
At Belfast Three large vessels from 500 to 1000 tons
each.
At Thomaston ship of about 900 tons, planked
and ceied
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO CUBA.

The Havana Prensa of September 10th has leader on
the subject of the submarine telegraph between Havana
Key West, and Macon, Georgia The company, it says
was organized in Havana in 1857 ; in July of which
year $500 900 capital subscribed in shares 81 900
The line projected is to be partly terrestrial and partly
submarine between Georgia and Key West, extended to
Havana, If the permission of the Spanish government
can be Observation-Disclosures the so or 80 miles of sea
communication will be made by steamers The company
approved by the Island government and the charter
for the American end of the line obtained from the
legislatures Of Georgia and Florida Application was
then made to the Spanish court for permission to run the
submarine cable and yet no answer has been received
from the Queen, although 1t is expected that her G. NJ
will interpose no serious objection
The Prena that oil the estimates and sur
veys of the proposed line have been made that the
soundings of the Gulf between Key West and Havana
were made by vessels of the American navy which were
generously rendered to the for that purpose by the
American government without cost to the directors The
Prd has seen the charts and says that the American
route OF this line will be from Key West to ST. Marks
425 miles of submarine cable, allowing ten per cent
for stock from St. Marks to Tallahassee rs miles of
wire on poles from Tallahassee to Albany, Georgia. so
miles OF do and from Albany to Macon, Georgia. 100
miles OF do. AT Macon the wires will connect with all
the other wires of the Union The estimated cost of the
submarine cable will be $500 5000 per mile and of the
land wires 5000 $500. From Key West to Havana
will be 90 miles Of cable, including the allowance of
slack. The cost Of working the line is estimated at $780,
900 per annum, all included, The income very
moderate tariff and calculation that only one hum
drcd messages will be sent per day, when the line will be
capable Of transmitting four hundreds estimated at
fourteen per cent the capital.
The Prensa learns that New York steamship company
have offered TO lay the cable gratis and as the sound
ings also made gratis by the American naval YES
sells the Prea thinks the stockholders should be much
Obliged to the authorities. The Captain General had
sent the plans and surveys Spain by the steamer cr
which sailed from Havana the 18th September cs-
peciay for the purpose, and favorable from
Madrid was expected.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05

SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock, Lieutenant Hagner at the United States
Arsenal Bdesburg, testing mortar with ounce
powder to ascertain how far it would throw
ball The mortar stationed Frankford Creek, and
was discharged in the direction Of the river road Mrs.
Pickett wife Of the Superintendent left her house stua
ted about loo yards from the place where the mortar
stationed, and was walking down the road when the
mortar was discharged she being nearly in its range.
The sergeant who stationed to persons not to
approach called out TO her to take care as the mortar
was just fired.
Mrs. p started to rum but towards the ball, which
struck her. breaking of her arms, and ma,glng her
body badly that she died in about hour after the
cdent Had she remained still when the sergeant called
her the accident would not have happened.
The mortar usually carried about 800 yards but this
instance powder being inferior the shot did not reach
far and fell in the road above stated The deceased
about 20 years of age, and had been married about
two years. Philadelphia Ledger, Fridpy.