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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

LIABILITIES OF HOTEL KxEKERs.--Ths
Court of Appeals of Md, has recently given
dcision in the case of John X. Giles, VS.. Bruce
Fauntieroy the facts of which were as follows:
A guest at a hotel paid his bill at " O'Clock.
which payment entitled him TO the use Of his
room for the entire day; he then informed the
clerk he intended leaving, and requested the
latter TO send his trunk, at four O'Clock on the
same day, to particular steamer, and left with
him money for the porterage fee; the clerk uu-
dertook to do this and delivered the trunk to
the porter usually employed for snch purposes,
with directions to carry it to the steamer
named by the guest and paid the porter his
fee.
The court In this case decided that the pro-
prietor of the hotel was responsible for the loss
which resulted, from the fact that through the
negligence or mistake OF the clerk or porter, the
trunk was taken to the Office OF the Wrowg
steamer, and there broken open and its contents
stolen also, that an innkeeper Is responsible for
the baggage of his guest; but a Colts revolver
aud silver teaspoons are not embraced In the
term baggage" nor are surgical fnsfrEmsnfs,
unless the guest Is physician or q surgeon,
or a student of medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

FROM BRAzIL.-Our files of Rio papers ex-
tend to the 25th of July. The United States
sloop-of-war Levant, Commander Hunt was
lying in the harbor. On July nth fracas
had occurred between some of the mea-Of-
war's.men and boatmen in the harbOr, In
which two of the latter had been knocked
overheard and drowned. The police were nn-
able 10 make any arrest On the following
day an encounter took place In the streets be-
tween American sailors and some OF the citi.
zens, but IL was terminated by the interference
Of the authorities.
A fire on the 10Th Of July destroyed the cof-
fee warehouse of Messrs Furquin h Brother,
on the street Of the Benedictines. The coffee
In the building, consisting OF 2,-0o bags, to-
gether with the books and papers were saved.
The 18th anniversary Of The coronation OF
Don Pedro ii. was observed July ~.
The hArks James B. Davis and Erther, from
Richmond, Va. were in port on the sd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA FaiiCampaign 1S5
i. MTTLHTSER 8 EROTTJER

IA Fall Campaign! 1859.
J. MfLLHISER u BROTHER,
No. 1873, BRokp SrgRT,
VIII open, on MONDAY. Sept. 18th, an exten-
sive and eagant stock Of entire NEW GOODS.
suited TO the presant and approaching season, to
witch they beg leave to call the attention Of their
ifiends, and of strangers visiting this market, asst
ring them, at the same time. that GOODS of the
peSt tai'rlcs are only sold at the lowest prices.
NOTICE
!. MILLHISER & BROTHER
enid call the particular attention of the ladies TO
lheir magnificent line Of SILK ROBES, DRESS
SllkS, &c, all Of which were purchased by us at
twenty per cent. less than cost of production. at
the largo AUCTION sales IN New York and will be
sold AZ small advance cost. The assortment
comprises greater variety and quantity than we
nave ever offered before. and at prices much below
former times.
oosyards DRESS SILKS from 10 cts. to So the
yard,
100 SILK ROBES A'DEUx voLANDT. from
FALL Ribbons. FALL RIBBONS.
We will Inaugurate the Fall Season by selling
BONNET RIBBONS az half price.
Monday. September 18th,
Beautful styles of NEW RIBBONS for Misses
and Children, at one shilling the yard.
Richest sty les of RIBBONS for ladies' nj 25 cts
the yard.
Call and examine for yourselves. Every article
in DOMESTIC GOODS for families and servants
are kept 10y great variety. and sold only at low
prices We selling excellent article of
FLANNEL. tall wooll at 25 els. Other Goods in
proportion. ]. MttLHiSER II BR0THER,
sc R-2w 1913 Broad street.
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RIOT AT A CIRCUS IN PATERSON, N. IA

RIOT AT a CIRCUS IN PATERSON, N. IA
dreadful riot occurred at Lents circus, In Pa
terson, N. j., on Friday night last. 1t appears
that the seats and all available places were oc-
cupied, and the proprietors deemed 1t adYisa.
Bile to close the doors. A gang OF loafers ana
rowdies, about seventy five strong, broke
through the tent, and in their scramble for seats
caused the uprights to give way, bringing
down mass OF people with crash, but for
tuna.eiy no person was dangerously injured.
After this the rowdies became outrageous
in their behavior that the performance had 10
be postponed. This afforded fresh pretext
for a scene of lawlessness, and, under pretenee
that they wanted their money back, an at
tack was made on the tent and property OF the
comany. The dressing tent was entirely cnt
to pieces, the trunks ands.b were broken
open, and much of the clothing and ward
tent was let down for the exit of the audience,
and women went screaming over the helds,
some OF them almost frantic, while the actors
Themselves and members of the troupe rode on
to their hotel, leaving their properly TO DE pro-
tected by the regular authorities.
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,BA-T The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HuhBrG .1PETERS' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY
EASES;-Thls sreat American remedy, contain
ias no MercurIai or Balsamic properties, excels
every thIng heretofore offered the public, In its Gu
the medical world are astonshed when told that
The above remedy Will cure the above diseases and
tons ot the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known oi the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known ot case ot twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases of
shorter duration to be restored without single
GonorrhTa which the remedy Will not cure, pro-
vlded the directions are carried out with prude
on the part OF the patient; and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingy in his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure win be effected without incon-
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N K DUPUY, Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmsnd,
an 3-6m* No. 2pl, Broad street.
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More Goods for the Sonth.--Mr. $. S. Cottrell,
saddle and harness maker of this city, has
lust filled and shipped three large orders for
saddles aud harness, TO Tennessee, Alabama
and Mississippi Some of tn e goods have
zone 10 New York TO be sent from that place
10 Alabama and Mississippi, while others have
taken the railroads for their destination. The
mechanics and manufacturers OF Richmond
can furnish the South everything they need,
on as good terms and of as good quality as
New York or Boston, and it is gratifying TO
find that the farmers and planters OF the
Southern States are awakening TO the import
anee of strengthening the hands of their own
friends by Withholding supplies from their
enemies
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The Hastings Court was in session yesterday,
and disposed of a large amount OF civil and eri-
aud TYLER composed the Court, and by their
judgments evinced commendabie determina-
lion TO punish severely all indications OF row.
dyism that came before them. Since the com :
mencement of the term, more than one prison.
ar has been sentenced 10 the chain gang to
labor upon the streets, and the ( CT being an-
officialiy made known TO them that some of
their prisoners had expressed a determination
not TO labor, Justice Caskie stated from the
bench, if any such parties We're reported 10 the
Court, the lash would be applied TO the shoul-
ders of the unruly convicts until they were
brought into subsection.
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stYoung An,sriea'' has had its represen tatives
on French Garden Hill, for several afternoons
past, and so dangerous have become their
sports, and so annoying their conduct, that the
old fogy residents have been afraid to put their
heads out of their doors until after night fall
A lady informed US, that in front of her resi-
striking the houses, and when the birds were
eircling low, rendered it extremely dangerous
for any one to appear at a second story win
dow, or even in front yard One or two gen.
tlemen attempted TO advise them to remove
their shooting grounds beyond the corporate
limits, but were met with such volleys o! oaths
and abuse that they were glad to ''dry up,n
and "cut stick Perhaps the Mayor and his
officers can check these outrages in the future.
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Commissioners Of the Rerenue.-The indispo-
sition of Mr.. Edwin Burton, Commissioner
for the Hastings Court to appoint an Assist
ant to perform the duties of that Office By
reference TO the amount received by each Com
missioner, it will be perceived that the duties
in each district, or ward, are unequally divi-
ded at present. The Commissioners in the
second and third wards, each receive Il fourth
or third more pay iharethe Commissioner of
the first ward. LII the City Council should
speedily determine to re-arraDge the three
wards, and make them about equal one with
the other, then the inequality of the duties
and pay of the Commissioners would be cor
rected but if the Council will not make that
change then the Hastings Court should re-
organize the three dis tricts, that each of the
Commissioners would have an equal amount
of labor to perform and receive an equal
amount of remuneration.
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TX
CEss.-G. W. JONES. DENTIST, having purchased
the sLr!RSirt ydght ior the Il bove mode Oi making
TEETH, and after using and testing it in the most
dBIcaH cases, rhere other ptnteS hdd Jaied, rs IN
reky satisfied Of ats djS0tHts $upeTiOrity the
gold, silver and patna method, the fore, with
confidence, recommend 1t to all who may desire ui
partial sets oi teeth, and eSpect0lty TO SKch as
1sGy dtNSdttSded trtth ttOSe they using.
Ia this process. all of the objections 10 the gold
plate TemOvedthe suctIcn 5eiHg psftect secures
comfort and Sd6tity the fit, and the teeth being
embedded in the metal, the fact is exc. .udad from
under or between them; they are, therefore, clean
er, smoother, and IN every respect better. In con-
sequence oi the perfect adaptation OF the plate to
the mouth. ami the suction thereby secured. he can
insert more teeth WITHOUT clasps, and IN all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory ht
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials Will be gwen and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them. The otd plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. VIII, of course, make TEETH the old
mode for those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish IT,
Once opposite CoTinthlan Hall. ia 7-Iy
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HA Physicians are generally 10th to speak
a word in praise of what are called patent medl !
cnes.' Indeed, IL is article in the code of med
zeal ethics. that physician who sanctions the use
of such remedies cannot he considered member
OF the National Association. But there are eX-
ceptIons tn the most StTInse rules. and many of
the disciples OF Escuapius have actually been com
PEELED, hy The t0rce Of facts. TO Recommend the use
tor those diseases which particularly prevalent
during the summer and fall. They have ascer-
tanned that there are remedies IN the pharna-
copia which can compare with this wonderful com
pound for arrangement of the system. Thou
sands of families residing along the low grounds of
the Western and Southern rivers, are now CON
vInced that they have found medicine peculiarly
ada pied Tor their ailments while other portions
of the country. during the summer months, the de-
mand for the article Is equally large.
Sold by drug lists and dealers generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

Ns,c Coaf.-The Monumental Church, on
Broad street, has been handsomely re- paint
and when the contemplated Improvement ts are
completed, will look rs fresh and inviting as
a new edifice. Like st. Johns, this church has
its historical "reminiscences which will always
make it place of interest to citizen and stran-
gers.
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Excursion 10 Netc YoTk.-Our readers will
perceive by reference TO an advertisement in
another column, that Messrs. LUDLAM &
WATSON have extended the time of issuing
excursion tickets, between Richmond and
New York, by the superb steamers Yorktown,
jamestown, and Roanoke, until the Ist Of
November. This arrangement is made to at
tract to this route those persons who design
ed TO arrive at Portland. Hundreds of per-
sons will no doubt be anxious TO walk the
decks of that mammoth steamer, and many
of them will be induced TO take the "water
line" when they ascertain its comforts and
cheapness. The month of October is one of
the most delightful in the year for a sea ex-
cursion, when it can be made on such steam
ers as those that compose this popular line
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EA Cure for Worms .-B. A. FahMfstcck'S
VERMIFUGE, +, the only safe and effectual remedy
for EXPELLING WORMS FROM THE SYS-
TEN,
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
lclne.
This standard and valuable preparation has now
bee before the public twenty ysix years, and there
cannot he any better evidence offered of its eilca
cy than It's constantly increasing reputation 1t Is
without doubt, the safest and most efectuai medl-
cine for expeng worms from the system that has
ever been discovered. The knowledge of lts re =
medal virtues is not confined TO the United States,
but there is "a constant demand for it from ing
land. South America, West Indies, &c, where It
is extensively used. It is perfectly harmless, and
may he administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren of all ages.
Phy sicans do not hesitate to recommend If and
use it exclusively IN their practice. Many OF the
most eminent aud skilsul of the profession, from
all parts of the country testify to It's uniform sue
cess. For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON,
Sc 2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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Paying the Fiddier.--In the Hastings Court
yesterday, Henry Ii. Everett was tried for as
saulting and beating Gustave Zehle, on the
10th OF May last, found guilty by the jury, and
fined $40 and costs, which he promptly paid.
The Court then held him to bail for his good
behavior in the sum of Sl00.
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Temperance Aesting.-On Monday night next'
the Temperance Society of Church and Union
Hills, will hold it's regular meeting at the Pres
streets. Good speeches are expected on the
occasion, and several gentlemen have been in
yited to deliver addresses
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Theatre.-The Walters are up in favorite
pieces tonight, as will be seen by the bills
and no play -goer will willingly miss the op-
portunity of attending. Mrs. w. is a lady Of
her admirers. Mr.. w. is equally popular as
an elegan factor.
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u,,;,ed Punishment. t.-Oris Harrison, young
man about twenty three years of age, indicted
by the last Grand Jury for firing pistol In
The street at Albert, slave TO Micajah Mangum,
ON the 10Th of June last, was put upon triai
in the Hastings Court yesterday, ana plead
NOT guilty. After patient hearing OF the
cause. the Jury brought in verdict OF guilty,
and fined him $3.50 The Court then sentenced
him to labor IN the chain gang for twelve
months
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a. To the Lovers of Good Eatius-.To

Rs To the Lovers of Good Eating. ITO
enjoy the good things OF life, without fear of en-
failing upon oneself that worst of all complaints,
Dyspepsia, generally produced by too indisc crimi
note indulgence IN eating everything, procure a
and use it jud ciousiy and YOU need never fear hay
ing Dyspepsia. itls considered the best Tonic now
in use, and acts admirably as ar an anti dysPeptie.
CO. FISHER & WINSTON, in this city, have
them for sale, and all other prominent Druggists
elsewhere in Virginia Orders filled by addressing
L. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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nA How to Cure all Pain and Bewe Com

E How to Cure all Pain and Bowe COM
PLAINrs.-For Pain in the Bowels; Stomach, Sides,
Limbs, Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
Std Neck, Sprans or Bruises, use .HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon tie nerves,
bones, snews, blood and muscles, annihilanng all
PAIN like magic Bottles u, Is and 80 cents.
If YOU suffer with Cholera, DarrhGa, Loosensss
of the Bowels er summer Complaint, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMlNATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure All cures all PAIN The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. % cents bot
tie.
and Norfolk Jy l2-21am
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Tempting FSait.--It has been often said that
the fruit which tempted Adam, and caused
his expulsion from the garden of Eden. was 4
ripe, juicy, and of delicious
flavor Whether this he so or not, Mr. Josiah
L. Woodson has sent 10 the Dispatch man.
fourteen by fourteen and a half
inches, which, in appearance would tempt
most lovers of fruit to pluck and eat IL III a
suitable opportunity were offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

Relics and Cmiosities of every kind are to
be sent to the Mechanics Institute Fair. to
open on the 10Th of next month. Those of
our readers who have old plate, paintings,
minerals, revolutionary relics, old manu-.
scripts, and such other articles as are of in
terest to the rising generation, are invited TO
send them
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Mayors Coart.--The eriminai doeket ~ this
court yesterday, was unusually small, ana
hut for a few ordinance violations, his Honor
would have had very little TO do. Inc police
are spending a fair proportion Of their time
in having obs stractions removed and nnisances
ahated, and now that they have the ordinances
before them, and can see what the city re-
Qnires Of them. violators will have 10 kesp
sharp look out To avoid fines.
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9>~Sea M0ND As already announced 10 Won. I
am very respectfully canddste for the vacant Of
hce ni COMMON v EALTHS ATTORNEY. in
the ClFcntt Court ot Your city. My course among
N"u Tor The last eighteen Years must speak for
sfn stilf candidate for practice in all the Courts
HFlo 10 Ao9E ctty prepare deeds and other writ
iHaS ot nj! Kinds: give oral advice and written
oPtn!naS; collect and sccure claims and discharge
Jaw oicp business of s sorts, aud the duties o( n
NoEAEG PUBLIC, fo, this city and the county of
HeHrtco. "a g1-ImI b H. Nl<UR
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Good SEgsesfios.--As a great majority Of
articles sent TO the Virginia Mechanics lnsti-
tute Fairs are intended 70 be disposed Of by
their owners, the Exhibition Committee will
no doubt adopt ruie allowing exhibitors to
sell whatever they have, provided the articles
50 sold are not taken from the Fair without
the consent OF the Committee Exhibitors,
therefore, in labelling their goods, should mark
the prices ON them.
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mprorements.--Another improvement on
Main street, and one that will add very much
TO the appearance Of the neighborhood, has
just been commenced at the southwest corner
of 10th and Main streets. Mr.. Paul Barga-
min has purchased the old building, and is
now tearing it down to make room for hand
some four story brown tone and iron front
store, to be occupied by him in his business
At the southeast and northwest corners of
Main and 1lth streets, two handsome stores
are being completed. On Governor street, the
three elegant four story iron-front stores are
going up as rapidly as possible. On the south
east corner of Main and Sth streets. the new
and well-arranged Hotel is covered in and
ready for the interior finish On Marshall
street. number of beautiful residences are
nearly completed-and, indeed, in every Sec
ton of the city, turn where you may, the eve
rests on some new superstrueture. while the
ear is continually cheered by the sound of the
mechanics hammer. Richmond is improving
rapidly, and bids fair to become large and
prosperous city.
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~ me Gate Fee of fifty cents to the Fair Of the
oentrai Agricultural Society, cannot be Al ali
Oppressive ,t to any one who may wish to attend
VINO wish to visit the grounds more than once
MnI purchase membership tickets, by which
Iney Will gain admission for their famiiies At
al timesi and others who wish to attend but
once, Will not complain of the charre The
Society are offering a large amount 81 nre,nie
ums, and the Fair, of necessity, must be made
TO furnish the means. If membership and rats
fees VIII not do that, where are the premiums
TO come from |! Our citizens have done their
part. 'S-A
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Monroe MonnmeHt.--The workmen of Messrs.
Wood Perot, of Philadelphia, contractors
for the iron Temple over the remains of Mon
roe, are now engaged in putting ii up, and
will have 1t finished by the latter part Of next
week, when our citizens can see it by visiting
Hollywood Cemetery.
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SHIELDS, THE JUMPER, DRowSED.-Shieids,
who was advertised to jump of the hank a.
Niagara Falls, on Friday, was drowned tnis
morning. He went down TO the water 10 Try
ii by swimming at the place he proposed 70
Jump, and was drawn under water oy tne
suction of q whirlpool. His body has not been
recovered. This ID premature ending OF
. foolish enterprise.--Rafaio Adrsytissr, Tsssday.
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Esforfssg fhe Rsrssss Lases.--E Eugene Hinkle,
selling cigars by sample, without having OBJ
tained q license, was tried hefore the uuetings
Ceurt yesterday, and found guilty ~ the jury.
who lined him 80 and costa. HiHkle was ulis
der bonds 10 appear aud answer, but when
his uame was called, he was not " bs found.
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NIaGER SYMPATHY OF JOHN BuLL.-Miss
sarah p Remend. of Salem, Mass, a colored
woman. is now in England, delivering lectures
on AMERICAN slavery. While in London, re-
Gently. she was the guest OF Two noted fugitive
slaves from the United States, William and
Ellen Graft, and was scalled on by Losu
Brougham.
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- ro urssRs. GEO. J. SUMNER,

49, ]. t., ,ApPerson, 6. D. Shell, A. Judson
JfaHe, John u, Morton, john w. Davies, August
Sched, JeSeph Doeff!nkeF +. Mayr. c. Wendlin-
ger; u McElToy, r. z. cramp. Jmo W. Card
wen A. ~ Williams Albert l.. West. and others,
HkNFLEMKN In reply 10 your request, thas
VII permit my name to he announced rs a candi-
date !nr the oi'lce 81 COM MMONWEAiTH'S AT
TokNkl tor the Circuit Court OF the City, have
to ssy that. apprecIatfnk your kindness, ! accede
- the request, and, If elected to the office, viii dis
Charge its duties 70 the best of my judg gment and
ability. Yours, &c..
y. 4. STUDiRvANT.
Richmond, Aug 25th, 1853. au IT'S