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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

- METROPOLITAN HALL.-Ths
E:a popular Hall. situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation. is now open
to the public and Is offered on the most accommoda
ting terms. The rumor that it was to be sold and
appropriated to another purpose. Is erroneous and
II present owners will srars no Efforts to keep up
its reputation as the best Hall lcr Public Amuse
ments. Lectures, &C.. in tie city:
JOHN r COOK,
80 l3-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner CT Main and pearl ets. MP stairs
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for the delivery OF Glover Hill Seal
ASH Anthracite Coal-both of which will be sold On
a. good terms as it can be purchased in the city.
Orders left at their office. near Petersburg Depot,
or at Capt l. Lbby's corner of 2ist and Cary sts
will be promptly attended 10. o
jy 2l-3m VIM IL DAfls w.
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THE SUBSCRIBER. in conseauene

THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence Of
= continued jiLheslth. has determined 20 seli his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANuFsufukf,
with the MACHINERY. 20. The buildings es gafy
lot 90 By lsh feet on Cary street. between 81 shd
10th stTsets and are sseecAly sdsptsd % this east
mess The Machinery z nearly nev. sod csrsi.d 81
sixteen hoIss power knEtne. AL n perfect Sfdsx
This establishments enjeya an extensive patronage,
AND ofers . rare opportunity ~ tAoss who may %
inclined 70 snaaae In sure and profitable bpsiness.
Tesms accommodating.
- 3o-&u BALDWIN
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mo COUNTRY SMITHS. am pre-

l. pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. Of superior
qualify by the car load Of sixty bushels, on board
canal boats at the railroad landing, l2 miles above
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 81
miles from the canal or at my Office in Richmond,
corner Basin Bank and 10th street.
sn H-ts JOHN J. wERTH, Agent.
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.Dv. NFWCARRIA0EA AND HAIR

u
n0x NEWCARRIAGE AND HAIR
NESS HEPOeITukf.-r subscriber,
Rsn o. nsns sg,. q il sssss w
may wish 70 purchase, variety Of light and sub
stantiai UAKnI GEr such % Bhggies, Rochaway..
s ~9s ssua e
fully invited to give cali and examine. Induce
mets WIN be offered to their advantage. both ~ to
price and Of the fAi'hf ps snss
% oci~iy Wall. st. near s.. Charles Hotel.
oMRx CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
H4&H The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary fi3sh and I4th streets near the Co
ROUCHEs. BUGGIEs, with and without tops and
SULKIE all of his own make of tirs best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold as low
mond, and respectfully ask a call from those in
want of eny article in the Carriage line as am de
ternined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and sil work sold that T. psT var
fs Is-sm
~ MULES, MULES-The subscri-
A2Cbsrs have just received at their Stables. on
Cary street. posite the Gas House. large lot OF
fine young M LES which are offered at low prices
be In or receipt Il ysnns Jules from Kentucky and
can fill all orders in the most satisfactory manner
GREEN Il JOHNSON, Cary ST..
auIs-sm opposite Gas House.
o. MULES, MULES and HORSES.
6CI have just received. direct from Kentucky,
MULES well suited for iron masters, railroad pur;
poses and street and plantation use all Of which
will sell. exchange. break and deliver IN CITY OF Of
country uron my usual accommodating terms, OF
Davis hu'ches0hs' i"'s n"i EDWIN IN WALKER.
NR-I shall be In recent of fresh stock, direct
from kentucky. every month. Enquire as above.
au l9-d3m -. w
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FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
NH 2o-dI2Ia Richmond
r AND AGENCY. Having been en-

| AND AGENCI. -HayIng been EN-
IL ployed to SILL several large tracts of land in
Nicholas county, invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons no may wish to set
tie on the same, to whom great bargains will be
sold.
have just returned from visit to Nicholas and
can safely assert, that ter fertility of SOIL aud sa-
iubry of climate it is not surpassed any por ton
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut oak and
hickory. 1t ia admirably ADAPTED for grazing
country Thousands of acres of the lanG have been
(withina few years. opened and are now making
ample returns to the owners. The lands will be
surv yed and laid off into small farms thereby giving
to purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of ios esting. will give all needui information on
theguhject and will show the land To those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond, Va.
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SH TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
NIL The Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr.
manuel Bailey, on 18th street, between Main and
Cary. we Will r. Mt upon reasonable terms. Posses
sion given the lst of January, 1853 Apply to
BARKSOALE READ, or
Sc 25-ts MCKINNEY DUPUY.
a. FOR RENT.-The large and newly
MI erected brick Tenement corner of Main and
Adams streets, now occupied by the key ID Dog
gett Possession given the lat of October. Apply to
Sc 23-ts tHAS PHILLIPS.
60 PRATT'S COTTAGE ORNEE FOR
3au RENT.-On 9Th street shove Leigh, the very
desirable Dwelling, now occupied by MIR. charles L
Hobson: fitted up with gas and water. Possession
gwen October LIST. Apply to Al Bowers 4th street,
CANDLES Fill. to the subscriber at the University
of Virginia.
Sc l6-ts WIN A PRATT.
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- FOR RENT. - The undersigne
"a offers for rent the residence now occupied by
him, on S,h street between Marshall and Clay SIS
The house contains about IL roos, inclu ing store
room. bathing room, &c. and is admirably suited to
the accommodation of large family. Possession
may be had by the LIST of December. The house cal
hours of Ii A and P NJ. Apply to
SO 27-ts JOHN G. WATT
q. DWELLING ON CHURCH HILL
a.a FOR RENr--Now occupied by G. Barksdale, on
the corner of oath and Franklin streets. Possession
given between the 10th and 18th October next.
ga 25-ts
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DISgcLUTICHs g. &c.

nIS50LUTION.-The firm of HAXALL
~ t. co. is this day dissolved, having expired b.
limitation.
All persons having claips against the late firm
will present them immediately for liquidation, and
ell porsons indebted will please make prompt pay
ment.
Either partner will continue to sign the name sf
'-'' --A RI HAXALL
W. IL. HAXALL,
July /, 1855. I. b. GRUMPY.
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- WOODLAND FOR SALE.-The
So subscriber, wishing to change his residence.
offers for sale his Farm WOODLAND, in Goochland,
10 miles above Richmond and no tn of Dover Mill,
on the James River Canal. 1t contains 2i5 sores
and improvements all new. Fer terms, apply to
AUGUST WILLIAMS, Richmond Va OF to the sub
scrIber, at COAL HILL, Goochland.
se cq-Ims J. G. TAURNAN
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THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
l. AND NO HUAlBUG.
PETERS, INFALLtBLE REMEDY FOR doNoR-

PETERS INFALLtBLE REMEDY FOR G0N0R-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curial nor Baisamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative restt
tive and renovating powers; and the medical " rid
are astonished when told that the above remedy
will cure the above diseases, and coafounded when
they have ecu ar demonstrations of the facts. But
the proprietor, who has known of tsie remedy fur
twenty odd years, has knowh Of case OF ~ years
standing TO be restored to perfect HEALTH and all
other cases OF shorter duration, De restored with
ont single exception. and therefore Challenges any
case OF recent Gonorrhea which the remedy will rot
cure. pros ided the directions carried cut with
pru on the Part Of the patient; ami 10 any
PURCHASING half 4 dozen bottles and using accord
ingly, in his her he guarantees n Dc rfect
cure, and in of failure. win furnish additional
niedicine free of charge, TO complete the cure,
through his agents and cure viii be effected with
out incs. venieuce to the patti, mt. Sold by
GKUBB3 Il hPPERSUN, Druggists.
Agents for the City OF Richmond.
Sc 28-ims No 2nI Broad ST.
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"a FUR LEASE-The valuable Is6f
aa:H on the northeast corner of Cary and 9Th sts.
fronting as feet and running back abc ut 81 feet Its
location is such as to insure good rents i: improved
sbops foundries. &C it is particularly adapted 4
long lease will be given at moderate rent Apply to
A ID WILLIAMS
&c 29-ts Real Estate AuctiOneer,
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tiiSP ICE
AZ STEAM POWER
FRrE TING OFFICE
Garner Of Adis ard Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
YaukI n uAEfksEpCIEY q rA nrnnrsnKn-,
CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.

KENT, PAINE & co, 1853 AND 1s5 MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, EpAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TfEADs, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers to
very large and we'll assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING manu- factused by ourselves for
CASH in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere VIII but promote their
own interests by giving sock a careful exami-
nation before going further.
Besides 1entemen's Dress Wear, We have a very
large stock of -
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made Ia the very Best manner, AID Of the most
substantial mater ais
In addition to the above, have in store i5n do1r
en- 9entiemen's SHIRTS, of ali qualities and styles.
besides large assortment Of Hickory Shirts, Can.
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Bfue and Grey
FLANNEL do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flame
and jeans de; and Sporting of which will
bs sold q: prices which will compare favorab!y with
any market in tas country, and upon the most sat
isfactory terms.
re iS-6w KENT. PAINE Il Co
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLI
1LUGE This Inirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de.
pots hotels and other centres of business. 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women ere also re-
ceived and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profos-
sors of the College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board. Medical Attendance. Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week.
w mite
ColofeC
FIlEaLe n3oIS 10 Slo
In addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
a SugjcdL Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietGrs of the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee is
charged for the operation, varying from 80 to $50,
according to its portance. The particular fee in
any may be ascertaned by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable the removal of the patient.
Attending Surseons-Profs GIBSON, PErIcoLAs and
WELLYogp.
Attending Physicians - Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident physician-JUNIus MIcaIX. M. D.
Eteward-F. Nj. PARRISH.
Presidential. s. JONES, Nj. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
ta the Inarmary may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap 26-6m
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go OFFICE THE JAMES RIVER ANDl
kANAWHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND. Sept. %, 1857
NOTICE.-The twenty fourth annual
IN meeting of the Stockholders Of the James hi
yer and hanawba Company, will be held at the
Compapy's Office, in this city, on MONDAY the 25th
of October next.
APPOINTMENT OF PRsXY.
Know all Men by these Presents: That We the
subscribers, being Stockholders in the James River
and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint - our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy, to represent each of in all general meet
ings OF the Stockholders Of said Com pany, hsld with
in six months from and after the date hereof when
we are not personally present or represented by
some other Proxy; with full power and authority
at such general meetings. TO give such vote vot,s
and to do such other act or acts, each of could
give or do. member Of the said meetings. il we
were personally present; and we do hereby ratfy
and confirm whatever vote votes, act acts, our
said Attorney may lawfully give OK do for us, in
pursuance of tbs authority hereby conferred upon
him.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -,
Que Thousand eight hundred and -.
1este: sRALl
SEAL !
sa lSEAL.
By ocder of the President and Directors
WIN p MUNFORD
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TsKIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
L AL Letters Paent Of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmscie de Paris, and
the impei ial College Of Medicine Vienna. Trisse-
mar No is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrha,
and Exhaustion of tue system. Trieeemar No Q Of
fectuaIly, in the sho, of three days complete
y and entirely eradcates all traces Of those disor
ders which Coz svia and cubebs have SO long been
thought antdote for to the ruin Of the health 81
a vast Portion OF the population. Triesemar No is
great Continental rened for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction OF the
patients constitution and which ell the saTsaparlla
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos !, 2,
and alike devoid Of taste or small, and Of ali
nausestng qualities They may lie the toilet Ia
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
and divided in separate doses as administered
by Velpsau LaIlernan Roux Ricord, Sc, &c. Price
IS eaeh four cases in for 50, which saves s.;
and in SGT cases. Sold by DR. I'll s BARROW. No
1877 Prince street, few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately or receipt OF the amount,
DR. will forward the 50 of Triesemar, and the
large Sizes carriage paid thus insuring genuine
European preparations The So cases also sent, bu.
not free of carriage Consultations usual, from
eleven NJ, till two. n. from four till eight. N
at Nc 1877 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also By
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81 STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
Es5 1877 BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and il considered one of the best locations
for any kind OF businessin the peghborhooa Rent,
six hundred dollars per annuEl. Apply to j. II
ANTHONY, corner Of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment of Noleshin
Hats of the best suaty at $3.50, and his celebrated
Calfskn sewed Boots at the unprecedented lo price
of 81 80 per pair Terms cssh-one pr;ce only
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-02
ksspis Bsssrs the werl4,

That tho party that repealed the Missouri
Compromise, and thus opened up Kansasfor
the ingrsss and establishment VI Slavery In
that torritory--that sustained the Border
Rufian inyasions and outrages tbere, and
secuted at "Bleeding Kansas" that below
cd loudly for Squatter Sovereignty till they
found that under it Kansas would be frss,
and then set up olamor for Lecompton--
that attempted to force Slave Constitution
on Free Kansas, and when they could not
succeed BIZ direct force, attempted TO fasten
it upon the people by bribery and threats
that have assumed the unjust and tyrannical
position that population Of $1,000 or 40
600 is enough Tor Slave State, but that
nothing less than $4,000 or 10000 is suf-
fcient for FREE SrArE--that bring out big
guns and tall roosters, and shout huzzas and
hosannas over the temporary defeat OF Free
dom and free labor in . slave State--that
maintain that Kansas 10 ne muoh Slave
State as South Carolina or Georgia--that
avow that the colored man has no rights
which tho white man is bound to respect
that while professir Z to be the party OF coon.
omy, retrenchment and reform, are sinking
the nation to bankruptcy and spending over
eighty millions Of dollars per year to defray
I ordinary expenses OF Governments TIL
SAME party that now has the impudenoe and
audacitv to claim to be the GREAT DKNockAr.
Ic FATTY Of the countryside party Of free.
dom--the party Of equal and exact Justice t.
| all men--the regular successors OF the party
that elected Washington, jefferson and Jack
son TO the Presidency !--lMt. Vernon, TO-.
Republican.
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ACTIVITY - ChrIstta n Lsve.

II will not content itself with improving
opportunities. II will create opportunities.
1t will make itself 4 sphere. II will 90 forth
into the vineyard, to SEQ what needs to be
done, and ask the master for employment
Ii will search out the pArontless, the sadder
than orphans, tho babes Of the chill attic, the
damp cellar, and the noisomo gutter, and
bring them, young, forlprn, straying lambs,
to the good Shepherds arms. It will open
ssragged schools" and convert the title into
a misnomer to al eyes that look in upon the
decent and cleanly order within doors. II
will organise bsnds Tor spreading table aud
lighting the hearth stone within honest pow
erty's humble walls. II will lift tho fallen
in the gentleness Of = great pity, like His
whose sacred feet the Magdalen kissed unro-
buked. II will bear the leaves Of hoalng,
full handed, and scatter them like anow fakes
along all the thoroughfares. II will nsher
the book Of booxs, lamp of solar bright
ness into dark homes. 1t will bend with ito
spiritual kindred, sround ths affairs OF social
prayer. Il will take it, place in the front
rank Of the sacramental host ask to be ex
cused from mono Of it, campaigns never
wearying Of the march, the watch, or the con-
fiict. It will hallow the day that standa
among the days Of time, Gods symbol Of SOW
ereignty ana majesty, IKE the test tree OF
Eden. In one word, it viii honor the apos-
tolc ideai Of Christian living teadfast,
immovable, always Astounding in the work
OF the Lord So will il be real power, NOR.
al power--productive, efficient, fruitful, tire
less, and constant in ito degree as Law Of
nature, az tho uncreated loye.--[-Rev. A.
L. Stone.
% The editor OF the Democrat says tina
If there is one Northern Democrat, thst doel
not 90 for the admission OF Kansas without
regard to the amount Of her population, b,
| is not aware Of il. Well, there il ct least I
vulgar fraction Of one--we mean little Cox
Of tho columbus district, Ohio. All, yes
and than there's ths editor or editors Of tn,
Columbus Statesman. Lou. Sournal.
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OBITUARY.

D1zp, near Keokuk, Iowa, on Tuesday, the 27th
ult., Mrs. MAReAKxr Wilson, oonsort OF II. IL.
Wilson, aged ~ years.
She was native Of Pyeble county, Ohio, and
resided there until her removal 70 Iowa, about six
years ago, leaving behind her large circle Of
warm and attached friends, In her new home, by
the gentleness and kindness Of her disposition, and
by the exercise Of the most Christianity virtues.
she had drawn around her other and devoted
friends. She was universally esteemed and be-
loved-was a member Of and died In the faith OF
the Christian Church, and so calmly and gently did
her spirit wing it's 6ight that not . ssruggie dis
turbed or marked the dissolution. She WAS kind
and devotcd.wife and mother, and leaves 10 mourn
her loss, "a husband and eight children. sho wal
= true friend and meek Christian. J.B.
Eaton t0.) Register lease copy.
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For Trimming and MoAdamixiug on Johi
between 18th and 18th streets

NOTICE IL hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described In the foregoing ist situated in ths
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa
and all others interested, that = special tar hAs
been assessed and levied said lots by the City
Counci Of sAid city for McAdamising, autterine
and Trimming In the Alley through Block No
10, and Matchmaking and Trimming on johnson
street, between 18th 18th, - designated in above
list, and unless payment b made Of the tAxes y
levied and also eli costs, before the 22d day Of
October, A. d. 1858, the said lots, or 30 much
thereof ~ shall b. necessary 70 discharge said Ia
and costs will be sold tho day aforesaid, At this
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours ei
clock =. m. and o'clock p. m.
g. G. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City of Keokuk.
Oct I858-dtd
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Oh.Jerusaic,n! Jeru.aIem |,

Mr.. Williams, Of the Utica Herald, whose
letters differ from the great bulk OF tourists'
letters, as fresh, sweet, just pulled ear Of
corn, differs from picked over ripe, wilted,
tasteless, market article, shows that Jerusa-
lem has not improved in its manners since
the time it was said Of her "thou. that killcst
the prophets, and stone them that are sent
unto thee" In late letter to the Herald,
he says:
twas very unhealthy at Jerusalem, and
the moral atmosphere Of the place WAS still
worse. Ioertainly never saw 30 quarrelsome
place in my life. Everybody seems to be
at war with everybody else. The Jews fight
among each other like cats and dogs. The
Greeks and Latins fight against each other
with such ferocious violence that the Pasha
10 compelled to interfere at every Easter
time. Even the few Franks who tarry there
have caughs the common rabies, and oppose
each other with oil the malgnity Of devils.--
just now the great quarrel between the En-
.lish Consul and the English Bishop has quite
eclipsed all minor feuds. The former re-
Gently placed the latter under arrest, where
upon the good Bishop appealed to the prus-
sian Consul for protection, who proceeded
| to arrest somebody else. The Bishop refuses
to acknowledge the Consular authority while
| tho Consul takes his revenge BY trying to
break up the Bishops school. Ostensibly
the difficulties arose in the appointment, by
the Consul, Of certain man to represent him
in his absence; really, however. it is High
Church against Low Church. The Consul is
Puseyite, while the Bishop is more than
suspected Of the sin Of being Evangelical,
| (you know an objectionable sin in ths. Church
Of England, in these dayss) Pretty much
everybody is mixed up one way or the Other
| in this pretty quarrel; and oil Syria is ring.
ing with the scandal. Thus far, however
the American Consul hns kept out Of the diff.
fculty but for the reason mainly that he il
most Of the time TOO drunk to know what il
going on. Els may surprise some Of oul
readers that our Representative Abroad, a
Jerusalem, is simply common sct, but suct
is unhappily tho truth. lie Was appointed b,
the late President Pierce.l Verify, Jerusa.
lem il under curse.