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

THE MlcBABIcs INSTITUTE hold o 70.
gulsr meeting at their hall this evening at ~
O'Clock,
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MANI CoyGREssnEN-The democrats "a Mains
claim two Of the Copgressmsn. Alfred w. John.
son, In the third dstrict will contsst the right q
the sest sgAiust Esra b French; and the slecsioa
Of blon Bradbufy, dem, In the sixth atstrict over
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AcouryrAL.--Joseph FogsI. Who was arrested ts
pauyille, Va, sso weeks ago, TOT attempting %
pass : eountsrfsit so note on the Bank Of Char.
iosts, N. O., was brought to trial on "Wednesday
last and acquitted.
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DEATH OF MrrI.rrns.-Rev. John Pickard, . Pres
byterian minister, died In Casweli county, N. c.,
on the 11th ult. Rev. J. ii. Parker, . minister Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. died at Salisbury,
N. c., on the 10th ult.
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Coon APpoIHTMBHT.-We understand
that Mr.. John Ii. Timberlske Of Hanover county.
Va, and graduate ~ Master of Arts of the Uni,
versity Of Virginia, has taken charge Of the
'southvood Select School," Of Tallsdago, Aba,
and commenced bis duties on the lst of Octobar
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BANDED WALKs.-The walks in the
capitol square could be very much improved in
.ppeerence py hsvin. them covered over with
white sand aud gravel. We can form no idea
what 1t would cost to have this sand to
Richmond, but presume . few hundred dolsrs
would be amply sufficient to make the improve
ment. -f'~'~
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no THE COUNTRY DEALERS.--The

ITO The CUUNTh1 UEAHnISO. NC
l. enhseriber takes this medium Of informing
them. that he has opened house. No. ~, Main
street, for the p,rnese Of carving en- wholesale
TO keen eoutinuelly, large stock Of FRUITS. NuTs
PREstRf Es and many other articles & sept H IN =, .
wholesale house of the sort: TINS. VIII pc soie 70
snnpIY those who are in want of sneh articles NY
Candy y iii be manufactured on large scale q the
best refined Sugars, nud will he onsurpassibiein IN
viii BE- snre tp get cheap and frosh goods ,
NJ. fce Main sfraaf Richmond, VA.
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Henry Bronshton has been convicted Of man
slaughter at NorfOlk, for killing . man named
Woies, and sentenced 10 the psnitsntisry for ons
year.
Rev. John n HeG. ofCiark county, Va, has -
esp.ed the rectorshp ofTrinity (Episcopal) church
at TovsoatoWns NJ.
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EI- DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo'
rathist offers his professional services to the cit
zens OF Richmond and its viciniH. Once at his re-
sidsnce, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
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HLAND (vA)

N ~ Ao n u AND (VA.)
RACkS-RALL MkBTIN9
lS53.-The proprietor Of this
new and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North Of Richmond, directly
on the line Of the Richmond, frsdsricksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the raciug
world. tbs following stakes to bs run for over his
course this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, the
26th day of October 1855, and continuing -four Says,
and hopes that the owners Of racing stock viii ssn1
in their entrances without delay.
TuBsDAY-NrH Dav -6veepstake for three PEARS
forfeit. To close the lst Of October.
ssco.p RAes-Sams Day.evsepstaks for three
years old colts and hllies $3.50 entrance half forfeit
Two mile heats. To close the lst Of October.
NIpRnsDAY- Second Day.-Proprietors Purse
$500, three mile heats. esf
THURsDAr-. Third Day.-Jockey Club Psrss slsae
four mile heats.
FnDAI-Fttsrth Day Tho Aahland Handicap
sweepstakes. two and half miles, 800 ubscrtpon.
$50 forfeit, e25 declaration, IL declared BIZ the 18th
Of September. To close on the ist Of fsptsmber.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations Win
be furnished to all who may attend. Racers anA
Trainers will ind the "Ashland Hotel" all that y
desirable. %
For entries other information, address the pre-
prietor ct Ashland Hanover coauiy, Va.
au 3-dtd JAMES M. TAYLOR, Proprietar.
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j Aaron o. Daysss, ~, yssrsh An1iter q "
Unitsd BaAsss 1ssasary DsSaxSnseS d,ed % sts-
day. 10 Phtiadslphia
LieaA Manxy Annegaose 49, - v!u leeeaee -
ehssess WI - 1l3e : stgtt ~ expeg6ss
Il ~. 1hemas pInetde, direetpe u ~ vey3oelse
tAsstEs. s Nsu oEisalas Set1EDse - 1gers ~
~ AtSh1a.
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no CROCKERY DEALERS AND

l. HOUsEKEDPERS.-Byr recent direct importa'
tous and cash purchases at No thern trade sales,
We are enabled 70 offer to kind friends and the
public In general, most elegant and complete ss-
ber Sets. 10, Dc Rockingham and Yellow Ware; en-.
trely new patterns Of French China. Flower Vases.
Tea, Tets aTete eets, Hotto Cups, MrKs and Parior
description, amongst whichthe cheapest Lager Beer
and other tumblers and dshea ever sold. Fluid and
Kerosine Oil Lamps and thousands Of other articles
in this line. Tea Trays. Clocks. warranted; Table
Cutlery. French Tinncd, Iron. block Tin Britannia.
variety; fns gilt and mahogany framed Looking
Glasses, by the box or single one; Wood and WI.
low Ware; dusting, sornbbing cloth. shoe, hair and
eIessnoe ali OF which VIII be sold Wholesale and
tail III prices which will maintain the we'll establish
"a repti tation for ehsApness Of
SCHAAP cos, Variety etore,
corner Broad and Third sts.
Those wonderful cheap Pocket Knives are most
gone VINO wants o1es -
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SE1rLED-The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, says:
The difficulties between Frank Leslie, of the H.
lustratcd Newspaper, and the Aldermen, growing
out Of the swillmilk business, and the Atlantic
telegraph dinner, have been settled. The libel
suits on both sides have been discontinued.
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E~ TEETH ExTRAcrED, WITHOUT

PAIS. BY MEANS OF ELECTRICITY.
GEORGE W JONES. Dentist. hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted that be is now
prepared With tEis new method, asd is daily using
Il with complete success His SEg ISsTRUK ANTS,
with their Indis rubber fulcrutp, particularly
adapted TO it. they give the operator entire con
trOi OF the electric cnrreut This great improve
meat has been generally adopted by the profession
inasmuch Us it not ouy subdues the pain of extrac
ton, bat also prevents tbs neryousp prostration
seqzent upon such operations whore there
are many teeth TO be drawn I'm
nye DR. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, on
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND STH
nah
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU-
RAJ aOCIETY--The ofnce Of this society Ii In
the nsijsri House. opposite the Exchange Hotel
once hours from O'Clock, A NJ, TO O'Clock. d.
% 23-Iw
TyOIN AND BANK NOTE6.--Ws Will
~ pay ths.hiehsst premium for GOLD and sIL-
Notes u he Interior Banks win Be taken y the
'0s'ss xnS "a cw PURoKLL . %.
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sa~NEw Goops.-I have received from

ssE GEoxGz 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
aad rehid0nce, No. 81 on Man between 6tk and 9Th
treefs Richmond Va. my 3Q-ly
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: HAin AccrDxxf. .-shadrach oolIAy, = 81 nass
died near Abingdon, Va, On the - uie. ron -
naortiAeAtion Of : lsg shat hsd beeN ese.nea "a
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LOCAL AATTERs.

NA1now EscAPs.-Yesterday morning
lin street in buggy, the horse took frieht A. I
barking cur, and dsshing o6 ct uli speed, coptin.
sed bis flight until reaching 25th, when he stum.
nled and fell. mapping the shafts in two, and
ssroving both riders out, but without ipjurine
snom seriously. The lady vas bruised slightly on
toe right arm, and her escort received tri6jor
confusion on his forehead. Their escape vss In.
deed lucky ons
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ss9- PARKg PoINDEXTER,
ATTORNEY AT L

RICHMOND, VA,
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
ccantles Of Chesterfield. Powhatsn and Amelia.
81 Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
18th stTeets Sc I3-l2m
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"E-lm sqaara above new Custom House.
Idy- CouGHs. COLDS, HoARsIsEss, &

kw COUGHS, CoLDS, uoAkshNkss, &C
The prevalence of the above plants at this sea-
has the effect of bringing cut host OF profes-
sediy now specifics and whilo some few may be
To prevent disappointment, the beat course to pur
sue 10 consult your family ply scian, or otherwise
ass only such remedies rs long public experience
has proved 70 be safe aud efcacous. of this class
Is IYLHR'8 COMPOUND SYRUP or GUN ARA
BIC Originally the favorite prescription of an en
medicine and without advertising, has continued
10 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent cases it acts like charm, and
in Chronic cases Bronchitis, looping O0agh, Group,
Asthma, Ac 1t is used with unparalleled snocess, as
mnst families will testify.
Sold by FisHrn 4 WINSTON, MsAng h BAKER. A
BoDaKEa, &c, at 23 conts per bottle. and In an ee
gant aua pleasant Lo57nSs form. ls1s and IS cents
per box, called TYLgK's "6sh ARABIC CoUdg CAspY
URoPs-" Sc 27-3m
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OFFICE OF TIE U. b AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AaRIcULTuRaL SoCLgTIEs. kIcnMoNp. Va.

September 10Th, 1883
Ey- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond, 10
October next, are now open.
Communications addressed to the undersigned,
describing mnutely possible, the character OF
the article to be entered, will be attended These
entries must be madg prior TO the 18th Of October,
to.preTent confusion and disappointment.
CHAhlAo DlMAOCK,
seIO-t31O Sec'y Va Cent Az. Society.
ea- Office in the Ballard Hou:e, opposite the Ex-
chanUA Hokp
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pey MATTRESSES,

BEDS, LOUNGES, &c.
be subscriber has on hand and makes to order
CukLED HAIR, MOSS and SHUCk MATTRESS
Es; FEATHER BEDS HOLSTERS and PILLOWS
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UTToMANS, STOOLS.
&c, Also,
IhON BEOSTEADS,
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
OF every description done in the best style and up
reasonable terms.
JOHN REGNAULT,
1872 Main street,
seT-lm eqaaro above new Custom House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

The FISHER GIRL, one Of Barbee's fine
statues, is now on exhibition in this city, and We
presume that every admirer Of the fine arts will
VISIT It at once We have not yet it, but have
heard 1t very much admired BY men Of taste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

" EDUPS, UINP, Nc.,
which will be sold on moderate terms and IN ade
M in style which eannot be approached by any
house in this city. The latest Englifh and French
patterns exhibited which, with the assistance Of
an accomplished Drsffsmsn, nom one of the largest
Curtain Houses in New York city and his own OK
perience, he s enabled to make and hang Curtains
SO Gs 70 d.fy compet,iion
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAlNs, to Call and examine his stock before pur.
eb ekiBg. seL-Im
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Dock STREET is now being we'll paved,
and II Strengthened from 18th to 18th streets would
soon become one Of the best thorolg flares in tho
city. If the improvement suggested 10 not made
now, It will have to be In few years, to accommc-
date the trade Of the dock
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ONE REASON FOR NOT susscRrp

ONE REASON FOR NOT sUBsCRIDINc.-The Annapolis
Gazette tells the following story Of citizen of that
place:
"A person better known for bis wealth than for
his bef atty requested to sid in the erection OF
church. The subscription book wss placed in his
hands He looked at it anxiously and earnestly. and
handed 1t back with the astonishing remark: No.
sir will not give anything; not half many peoe
pc 90 to bell n0eC as ought 10 Qo.'"
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MTssrssIrrI.--At the latest dates, the boys In
Now Orleans, were playing marbles where few
months eince the Mississippi was rolling volume
Of water twenty feet deep.
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Say CusTAIs GooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT.

tlt. MAIN bTkETD
sSUA AXE ABOVE NEM CUSTOM HOUSE,
Hes received An SIT aud extensive assortment
0t CURTAIN AATMuALS, consisting Of
SATIN DE LANES
INDIA SILKS,
fRFNCH CHlNTZ
LACE OUTLAWS,
GILT C0RNIGRS,
CENTRE TASSELLS
ENGLISH AND GeRMAS WoksTED CAMAsKS,
ENGLISH ERpY,
COTTON DAMAsK
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
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A HE'LL ON rHs OcEAs.-The Northern (Epglaud)
Whig complains bitterly Of the shipment Of some
insane paupers from Boston to Liverpool. This
complaint is founded on the letter from . passsn-
ger who unvittingly took passage on the same
ship. The letter says:
As they entered the ship, their ghastly visages,
staring eyes, and unmesning looks, uumistakedly
Indicated that the intellect vas gone. There were
about sixteen Of them. II will naturally be asked
II some Yankee asylum has disgorged its unhsppy
inmates. This 1 understand, was literally the
fact. These poor creatures, who, perhaps, long
since smigrated to the blessed country OF the stars
aud stripes, and had spent the vigor and strength
of their days in enriching the blosted Republic,
have been at length sent homo TO remain q tax
their unhappy relatives, although they contracted
their frightfui mslady upon American soil. The
passengers suffered much uneasiness and annoy
ancs during the whole voyage, a. these maniacs
had no person 10 look after them, but were allow.
cd to range thropgh the ship both day and
night, rummaging through the bsrths Of pas
ssngsrs, as suppose. in quest Of food, and
screaming and yelling in . most hideous manner.
or course, having no person to take charge of
them. their persons were foul and hithy, and their
sections disgusting In the extreme. It 10 crying
shame that these madmen and madwomen were
suffered to wander usguarded among the other
passengers. II the United States Is to return its
lunatics to this country it should charter vessel
specially for that purpose, and not mix them IN.
protected among sane people. 1t was q wofui
sight to see these miserable wretches, conveyed
from the ship in cart up the streets Of Liverpool.
My history Of them ends here. During the pas
sage acts too odious even to contemplate were
committed among Themselves and some of the sea-
men. Surely some inquiry ought to be made into
this strange affair; for can positively say moro
horrible and more disgrace;ul occurrence has sell
dom happened. The captain denied all knowledge
Of their beirg Iunatics.
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NEGRO Boy TAKEN FROM BIS MASTER IN CANADA
The Detroit Advertiser Of the 2Sth ult., has the
following account Of an outrage perpetrated in
Chatham, Canada, on the day before:
A party of Southerners were on the express
train duo at Windsor at SIS p NJ, aud one of them
had a mulatts servant, . boy Of 10 years along
with him. At London, . eolored man was observed
in conversation with the boy, while standing upon
the platform. No suspicion Was excited by this,
however, but when the train reached Chatham,
where it stops to wood and water, it was instantly
surrounded by q tumultuous gathering of three or
four hundred colorsd persons, evidently lsboripg
auder great excitement. white man, represent
ing himself % be the Sheriff of the town, entered
the car where the gentleman and his servant sat,
followed by . crowd of colored men. One of the
latter individuals asked the boy to come out. He
replied that he would not and cuDg to bis master.
In the meantime, those outside were shouting,
Bring him OUT &C., and revolvers were freely
shown by those ont a. we'll a. in. The boy was
taken out, crying, and endeavoripg to cling to his
master, and borne away by tho crowd. The train
then started, and the gentleman, whose name il
W. r. Aerwip, and residence St. Louis, came to
this city, and is now stopping at the Russell
House
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CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE

KENT, PAINE & CO, 1853 AND l65 MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, oIEAPESr AND BEST ST. STOCK
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE IN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers to
cur very large and we'll assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured by ourselves for
CASH. in tho very best manner. We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit Of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock careful exami-
nation before going further.
Besides Gentlemen's Dress Wear, We have very
large stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very best manner, AID OF the most
substantial matera ais.
In addition to the above, we have in store $50 doE
Gentlemen's SHIRTS, of all qualities and styles,
besides large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers. Canton Flannel
and Jeans do and Sporting Jnckets-a OF which will
be sold at prices which will compare fayoTabiy With
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
isfactory terms.
sel3-6w KENT, PAINE Il CO.
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Those wonderful cheap Pocket Knives are most
gone VINO wants o1es 70
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

New IoRK, June i9.--The Leader of
to day says the grand jury have found a
bill of indictment against Judge Russell
for melting riot in the affair Of George
Wilkes with the Academy of Music.
The Washington correspondence of the
Fleming Post, states that Cap. Turpin of
New York was unanimously confirmed
a. Minister to Vcnzuela.
Tae Trtbunes correspondence says dis
patches from England were laid before
the cabinet yesterday. They do not in
any substantial form correspond to the
expectations Of tue Administration as
the opinions authorized by Napier's as
surances. While they disclaim authori-
ty for any offensive acts on the part of
the cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico, and
are prepared to make PREPARATION to that
extent. They insist upon the suppress
sion of the slayetrade A disposition to
exercise the right of visit in the most
acceptable manner is avowed, and to that
end Lord Pallnerston expresses his will
lnigness and desire to receive any sng-
gestion from the American Government.
The unexpected toneof these dispatches
has made much impression in the Cabi-
net.
Private but authentic advices accom-
panying Ger. J'hnson's dispatches from
Utah, state that the submission of the
Mormons is sullen and unsatisfactory,
and notwithstanding all their professions
they still hold actual military possession of
all the passes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26
From the Western Churchmas.

FROM tue western tburcRmas-
| Conservation.
Mr.. EDIToR:--I send you brief ac-
count Of the consccrationof Grace Church,
Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
This interesting service took place yes
terday, much to the qualification of the
friends of the Church, in that town, and
the indefatigable missionary, whose labors
have been crowned with such success
The day was quite uupropitious, cold,
stormy and cherries, yet the congrega-
ton filled every nook and corner of the
building. Many went away unable to
obtain even standing room.
The request to consecratc was read BIZ
the missionary, Rev. Mr.. Campbell, and
the sentence of conservation by the Rev.
Mr.. Ufford of Muscatine The consecra-
ton service was performed by the Bishop
of the Diocese, who also preached the
sermon. This was what we always look
for from our good Bishop-plain, point
ed, spiritual and earnest. /: was well
calculated to urge upon the people dill,
gence in the erection of the spiritual
temple, which he told them was the end
to be aimed at, III the erection of the
material building. In the afternoon there
was service again, and sermon by Rev.
Mr. ford, and also in the evening, when
the Bishop preached At all the services
the congregations were large, and mani.
Tested much interest
The eciice is very neat, very church.
! like aud very convenient. 1t is built OF
wood, of oak finish, aud every thing
about it displays good taste, and at the
same time an eye to comfort and econo
NY. 1t is II by - feet, with recess
ehancel 8 by ~, with open roof TIL,
building will seat comfortably about 1Sl
persons. The whole aspect ce the churcl
within and without, is exceedingly at
/ tractive. The two lots, upon one of which
the build;n stands, and the other of " hicl
IS reserved for parsonage, were the eff
Of the Hon. John +. Cook, of Daven
port, who is no Stranger to such acts o.
/ benevolencc.
The town has population of ever tws
thousand. 1t is the county scat, and
beautifully located, in healthy aud thri
wing regiou--a good place for the labor
of the missionary. Judging from what
we saw and heard, his brief labors and
the services Of the church have made ,
very happy impression, and the prospect
Of usefulness to him and for the perma
nent establishment of the Church, is ev.
cry way encouraging. May his labors be
ahundantly blessed, aud the spiritual TEN.
pie grow up, as fair and goodly as the ma.
terial enc.
The cost Of the building, exclusive Of
! furnishing, was but one thousand dol.
| lars. Iowa.