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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

The Nert Agricultural Fav-The ensuing
union Fair of the State and Central Agricui-
tural Societies, which commences on the 22d
DAY OF the present month, on the capacious
grounds OF the latter, will, from present indi-
cations, be the most successful ever held in
this city. The managers, with a nice discrim-
nation. have so adjusted the time that ample
opportunity will be afforded the numerous
visitors, after the termination of the exhibi-
tlon, to return home and express at the polls
their preferences for the different Presiden-
tai aspirants. There will be exhibited at the
FAIR several herds of very superior cattle from
Maryland, and from other localities some of
the fastest trotting horses in the Union. The
cattle disease has not effected bovine stock in
the South and West, for while those in the
North were dying by hundreds our section
has been unusually healthy for them. The
ensuing Fair will be an interesting one to all
concerned in the perpetuity of agricultural
interests In this State, as proposition will be
submitted by the managers of the two fairs to
merge them into one All interested in this
impor tan t.q ues ton will therefore take care to
be on hand. 1t a union is formed on a solid
ana permanent basis, and all of the bad fea,
lures OF either society are expunged the socie-
". formed of such an union, must OF necessity
take the leading part, in this State, of all simi-
lar eHorts to demonstrate the practical import
ance of agriculture.
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No Right of Residence.-Several free negroes
from other cities were carried before the
Mayor yesterday and whipped, for staying in
Richmond contrary to law.
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Drunkenness.-Henry Smith, who works at
Ettenger's, was carried before the Mayor yes
terday and admonished, for lying down on
14th street insensiby drunk, and then let of
with caution not to be caught that way again.
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4 n,cwrrn-Jesse WATKINS and John wat
: 49, hfs nenhew. were drowned near Sails
nnrv. % n. q .'on the sth inst, while attempting
10 cross isrry while drunk The body OF
John. when recovered, bore bottle OF whlskey
in one Of the pockets.
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S.nday School Msssisg g.-There was meeting
Of all the Sunday Schools connected with the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Of this
city and vicinage, at the Olay street Church on
last evening. Reports were made by the Su-
perintsndents of the several schools, several
Interesting speeches were delivered, aud sun
dry pretty Sunday School hymns snng Al
very pleasant time.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Hsstings Conrt, Yssfe,day.-John Nueent
was licensed to keep an ordinary at his house
on Gary, between 7th and 5th streets -Sundrv
accounts Of police constables for criminal
charges were ordered to be paid.--Margaret
Fox. Edward A. o. Allen, Lavinia Allen and
Richard Singleton, emancipated slaves were
allowed to remain In the State and ordered to
be registered.-Jos. III. Crenshaw, CHARGED
with shooting John 0. Asksw on the llth ult
appeared in Court, and renewed his bond of
$4,000, TO appear for examination at the next
term OF the Court.-Jos. Wells, of Manches-
ter, was fined $40 for permitting his slave Bill
ly to go at large, and paid the amount.-M @.
Brooks was brought into Court on an attach
ment for contempt of Court, and fined IS and
costs.-It was ordered to be certified that the
James River and Kanawha Company is exon
Grated from any tax on their property which
they are authorized by law 10 have or hold,
having paid all taxes thereon.-Informations
were filed against Thomas Jones Il CO., W. T.
King, w. II. Tyler and J. S. Robertson, for
violating the butter inspection law, and the
parties demurring, the cases were continued
until the next term-Heinrich Kneckstedt q
native Of Brunswick; ; Gregory Sternoni, a
native of Sardinia, and John Moran and
Michael Dillon, natives of Ireland, were ad-
mitted to citizenship. The Court adjourned
for the term
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The City Sqanyes.-When will the city fathers
take the public SO quares under consideration
and order their improvementl There are sew
eral of these squares that might be appropri-
ately and adyantageously fitted up IT small
cost and such q measure would tend in nitely
TO the convenience and pleasure Of the people
for whose use they were purchased. Public
squares have been rightly denominated the
lungs Of city, and the people here want a.
many breathing places as hey can get.
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Venus Visi5Le.-The planet Venus was visi
BILE yesterday at MONDAY, bearing southwest
Il was apparently following closely in tn
track Of the Q ueen of Night.
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= ,EW AND FAsHIONaBLE

"a NEN AND FASHTUNABLE q ~ !.
~ MIL L IN E Il Y, ESSX
" 2l4 Bgokp STREET TEA
<Sss. DAVIS Il SISTER beg leave 10 inform
49, trends. patrons, and the ladies' generally, ,
NNfGifSgRY GOODS. consisting in part of Silk,
s..ss snd Velvet B0NNErS, PLUMES. R B.
Sons, FL0W ERSt WREATHS. HEAD,
EYES. BEsTHAS, INFANTS HATS, CAPS
I'm RCCHES. of every style.
The sd e. Of Richmond, and those visiting the
.i, are most respectfully solicited to cali and ex
.nIrs these goods as thes feel confident that they
vi Be abe TO please, both In s,yle and prIce
WANTED Three or four hrst-class MILL
Ssa3. TO whom the best prices will be paid. Ap
u, "a sbOTe. its
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Street Ratlrood.-The subject of q atreet rail.
way seems to be Quiescent at this time. We
hope its friends will be enabled shortly 10
resurrect 1t from an apparently comotose
state Of existence. II our people had the re
quisite amount of energy, the track wonld
have been laid by this time. That Ii will be
an advantage to the city when once In opera.
ton, no one who knows anything Of their
practical operation elsewhere will for mo-
men. Doubt @
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Daring Theft.-On yesterday, about 10 O'Clock,
a woman calling herself Louisa Sunderland
{anr believed to be the wife of Nathaniel Sun.
derland, who made his escape from the peni-
tentiary after being sent thither last fall, for
the murder OF an Irishman on 18th street, J
very unceremoniously opened the front gate
OF the residence of Mr.. John Perry, who re-
eldes on Franklin street, ana took therefrom
large carpet, with which, after bundling it
up, she started off at full speed. Hearing of
the fact, Mrs. p, accompanied by a servant,
went in pursuit of the missing property, and
were SO fortunate as to overtake the woman.
who Immediately dropped the article She
SAID she took it because she thought the owner
wanted 1t shaken. There being no one about
put the woman, she was REG uested to carry it
oack, but at first demurred, saying it was too
neavy load for white person to carry. She,
however, hnaliy carried it home, and then
peat speedy retreat. Mrs. Sunderland if we
40 not err, was once arraigned before the
mayor for appropriating to her own use ano-
tner persons door-mat, and staid in Jail for
some time for that offence. She NAV get in to
trouble again by her thieving propensities.
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MRS: e. LYO o N,

n MRS. E. LYON, nM
a. l23 MAIN STREET, tUP STAIRs,D kSyK
X Having Just returned from New HkO
YORK, IS now ready to exhibit to her custOme and
tae public generally all the latest styles of
FRENCH MILLINERY, tosetter with an ex-
pnsiye ass2rtment of FANCY GOODS, head
DRESSES. HAIR WORK, and all tyles usually
ksp, IN heT llEe.
R.CoaHtry Merchants and Millners can be ac-
comaOdated with the latest sty les of goods, and
on reasonable terms sc 2o-3taw2w
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81 MiLLINERY--FALL TRADE.-nA
u desire to call attention to my re- ASX
* moyal from 242 Broad street, to 246, twos20EO
to sxhlb.. larger stock of MILLINERY GOODS,
Of sil kinds, and will continue to keep through
cat tAs season GOODS OF The LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE SrYhS
Mrs. A. McC0NNAL,
ssG-fm' 2s6 Broad at
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MADAME FAuCHG,

~ \ Fl M /. L n X, ASE
l3 BRoAD STREET, RICHMOND, ttwo XGS0
doors above Mar. Quares' Store.)
wosli announce her return from New York, with
fIPs. HfAD-DRESS ES, &c. Confident in her
s553 tsste, Ladies will be supplied with the
tsr.res articles. She would also call attention to
nr French importation received by last steamer:
BGSNETs, FLOWERS ard COfFFURES,
AwILL Be OPEN OCTOBER orH.
- In consequence of the non-arrival of my
FRENCH B0NNETS. nv opening will not take
rsos until UCT0BEk 18TH. <-1m
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"a FOR REST-A aOUSE In the town oil
Ess sidney, containing seven rooms, IN good re-
> paF, With the usual out bdildfngs. snch as
ss xd, Cos House Stable, &c well OF exesl
auaehed with grape bower extending the who ie
,1akth oiH Possession given 10 few days. Ap-
LIsE, Metropolitan Hall.
OsS Ia D T FARJSu
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1TEXAs LAND AND OTHER AGENCIES

TEXAS LAND AND OTHER AGENCIES
Il The subscriber, bavinx re.ded 10 Texas
pubic surveyor syiS I've rSch .nosa
ed ham the very best opportunity Of becominE
we'll ACQUAINTED with the northwestern portion Of
the State, offers his services to the public -
buy Land scrlp ard Land csrtiScstes, to ioests.
les public oS -. $
located. Much OF this land - Of . superior auali-
land sHa h as e . 3
Hs snd tGa. has ALREADY been located osn.S Sy sS.
few dollars per aero. Pine ohoice s'acts are Of
ten in this way knd s'on sold again 1t sew
To oavitalIsts. the inducements for investments
in Northwestern. Texas are q the most superior
character genial and healthy climate. and the
ed to the growth of cotton and wheat, besides be-
ing wIthal the best stock rowing country in The
world. raising all and every kind, without either
By reference to the map, il with seen that the
Central Railroad and South Paeihc Railroads are
tS's ns section. and now UPON such ioosins =
to justify their meeting IN three Years. Now 10 the
advanced, and must continue TO do 80 Tor Iensfk
OF me under present prospects,, % the rate Of loo
I viii also take the management Of few Ranch
q ssSt the sh' &:
the most satisfactory basness man can ssssss
in. Raising cattle will net from 80 70 % per cent.
snd sSssp inc Ss.. 70 70 100 1sr cent
Ny sons Will assist me IN Carrying out these
prsfts would be much bsttsr to tfansn,s them
bank notes ~ 1t does away with all hazard Of iosf
in transmitsinE BY mail. ard any othe! sAy !
deeds recorded and sekn.vledgmsnt .at on e
a isv month: VII >. ! PondsIssr's ssoIs; Lcuiss
'osesI. sIi.ss,. Hs sl'sr JAMtsso h. meeEHEE.
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THE ENoAMPMENT.-The Surry Light Dra-
goons, Capt Travis Taylor, paraded 4U strong
atfhe Courthouse last Saturday. The CON-
pany resolved by an unanimous vote TO attend
the encampment to be held at Richmond in No
yember. They will take brea fast at the w harf
on James River known as CIaremont by invi-
tation OF VIM. Allen, FIRST Lieu tenant of the
board the Wn1. Allison, a steamer char tered for
the purpose. They expect to bring fsrty five
men.
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the business of the late concern all its branches.
and solicits the continuation of the patronage
heretofore SO literally bestowed on the same. He
pledges his earnest ard prompt endsavoIs TO aive
satisfaction, and with the experience OF several
years TO assist him, believes that he will b able 70
do 80. A. l.. HOLLADAY,
18th st., between Main and Iary,
Richmond, We.
September 10Th, 1850. % Aim
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HoRsEs, &C., FOR SALE


~ MuLkS FOR SALk.-Slx young
kFeza MULk, well broke and valuable, the
EE3 property of g gentleman who has no fur
N4Sp plher use Tor them. will be sold upon &C
comm0dsIilg terms. Apply to
oes-ot A. ID. WILLIAMS
a. FOX SALE--A good buggy or fIoins
cVh0RSE, FIVE years old. gentle in harness
sound, and soit only because we have no
use iar him Call a. WkST & SONS Factory.
opposite e Dunlop: Moncure J. Co.'s, on nth st .,
Velheen Main and Cary. oc 6--6tF
a. F0R SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE
LN0hYe years old, and is warranted sound.
works well in double harness, is quite fast,
a1d serr snowy. Apply to JOS X. HIx,
% 2-H American Stable.
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n MILLiSERY-FALL TRADE. Nn
o. oeare TO call attention 20 my ex-AS4K
X srsiye stock of NJ l. Ii Err ok
s UDS. consisting of HEAD DRESSES, L =
1TES' CAPS FURS and CLOAKS, the latest and
mes. desirable sty les.
BLEACHING, PRESSING and DYEING done
II tas best styie. MSs. ]. DEM ELMAN,
Msln, between l7th and 18th sts,
n B-Four to FIVE good MILLiNERS wanted
Immediately. oc 2-lmS
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sAt ~ -,
pRENCH MILLINERY.

d MADAME SON ok
,,,r. i. row closed bat will be re-opened on
,Ms,as sspkY next. the 10 INST, when | shall
sss. ~. son plete assortment OF
sin r.tI AND WINTER MILLINERY,
Il fbsys selected myse {. CONSISTING of Straw,
s syss sSnsst: and hesd FsnsS
CsPi ssslsrfing to Fancy Millinery
siITs y ssss srompt, attended to:
p.0ss MADAME SON,
No IS Main street, Richmond
ys-Ny store will De open every day, except
y ma SnndR,E 6-5tr
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A MUSICAL STORY.-The Paris correspond
ent OF the New Orleans Picayune relates an
anecdote of Tamberlik, as follows:
"The fete at Blois is the only thing have
heard of which has broken the monotony Of
the season and political hemisphere. Mines
Ugalde, Wertheinber, Messrs. Faure, Levas-
seur and Tamberlik, 10y the way. 1t is said
here TamberliK has been offered $4,000 for
eight months; if you wish to have him, pay
him any price to get him in his prime, and do
not do as you did with Mario and Gris wait
until they were voieeless before you sum-
moned them with your golden wand. 1t is as
cheap, even pecuniarily, TO get them in their
prime; for singers, like the Roman Sybil, in
crease their demands they have less to offer;)
Messrs. Sainte Foye and Ponchard, were the
seven singers heard. Let me tell you the ORR
gin of Mr.. Tamberlik's famous "ut sharp
which is worth so much money to him. He
is by birth Roman, but his family is of Polish
origin. He suffered badly when he was a
child, and his family destined him to slumber
in the stalls of the church. He ran away from
the theological seminary and entered the army
Discovering one day that he had a splendid
tenor's voice, he Quilted the army and took
9 uglielmi "a son OF the celebrated GugiIelmi,)
for his singing master, under whom he made
such progress he was soon engaged at the San
Carlo; he and Fraschini who was several
years older than himself sharing between
them the tenors parts, Fraschinl singing the
forte and Tamberlik the tenortao Being wretch
edly paid al this opera house, he quilted Italy
for Spain where he Obtained an excellent en-
gagenent at Barcelona. One day, while re-
hearsing a new part in which he was to APP
pear that evening, he lost his voice. Never
theless, there was no such thing as closing the
opera house or changing the piece; for the
Court had commanded the opera and the per-
formance. Then, If you can't sing bawl,' ex-
claimed the leader of the orchestra. upon
ramberiik's saying, BY Jove! cannot sing !!
.BawI' continued the leader of the orchestra
IN give you the pitch and he knocked the
piano as hard as no could. All at once, Tam
oerlik, the tenorino, who never sang any thing
but the softest, sweetest melodies, thundered
do sharp ia clear, bell-tongued tones. His
fortune was made: q new star rose above
the lyric horizon"
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MuRDER:-The body OF Capt. Richard O.
Kelly, of the schooner Catharine Margaret
was floating in New York Bay. on Tuesday
On Sunday forenoon, the Both Sept, The Cath.
arine Margaret was discovered lying at anchor
about one hundred yards from the Hoboken
ferry, loaded with brick, with her signal light
burning, and the vessel in a sinking condition.
Several persons went out in small boats to
render assistance and on arriving at the yes.
sci found no person on board. In the cabin
was found piece of fresh beef, some potatoes.
cabbages, &c; and bottle of gin, aud, appar-
emily, these articles had been brought on
board very recently. The vessel was towed
on to the flats, where it shortly after sunk
Since that time the friends of the captain have
been on the lookout to ascertain the cause Of
MS mysterious disappearance, without sue
young man named VIM. Hooper was the
only person employed on board the schooner
and he, together with the yawl boat have been
missing since that time.
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PROFESSIONAL RDs

DIR. BROCK having resigned the
~ lost of Resident Ply slclan to Bellevue
Hospital, offers bis PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the public.
IA Office corner Of 25th and Marshall streets.
Oc 2--2ws
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- F0n KE-T-The verv desirable RESI-
q. OtNCE at the corner of Grace and LIST SITS
now IN the occupanc, of Robert F Morrlss
Lss II Is nearly new; has all the modern i'm
lioVsments, ahu Stable and Carriage House
iossssslsn given LIST November next. Apply al
Cai Office. GODDiN & APPERSON.
wq-kt
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~ TUX X RENT-Fhree very desirably located
u ll SPACIOUS STORES, under the Spotswood
,,nolel. Two of these stores have Easements
os are iuily equal, all respects, to the stores
,t Sus opposite aide OF the street Those desiring
tsss stores conveniently located, can have no
srs., opportunity for securing such than the
oss'nt ne Hotel will be opened, now. in few
~. hppy TO JAMES K. CRENSHAW.
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HIRSr or THE SEASON.-NewB Buekyheat
y Flour. for sale BY VIM. 1. AiNo.
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m foK hENT.-Two RooMS, on Bank ct.
q Sone most excellent lodging, and the Other
AsA suited for an office. Apply to
WIN. s. PHILLIPS,
-co-@ On 18th, between Main and Bank SITS.
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MOND. VA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1850

FoRxioN NEWS BY THE CIrY OF BALTIMORE
The iorsign nles by the City Of Baltimore
bring some additional details of interest:
The annual gathering Of the association for
the promotion OF Social Science had COM
meneed at Glasgow. Lord Brougham deliver
New York, was among the foreign delega tes in
attendance.
The French journals publish the Pope,s re-
ply 10 Gen. de None on the occasion of the
officers of the 62d French infantry being pre-
sented to his Holiness He said aThe Chnrch
does not stand in need of mans help In sup
port of her spiritual sovereignty; bat il has
pleased God that for the free exercise of her
spiiltnai sovereignty she should also possess
temporal power-it Is this latter power that
yon are called on to defend in its integrity"
The Opfntone Nationaie reports that Francis
II In the dying struggles of his power, has
shot General In Gaeta for high treason. The
name IL General Saioza and II is said that he
was executed in four hours after his trial by
court-martial.
In General Goyon,s order of the day. on re-
snming the command of the French garrison
at Rome, he says: "Called on afresh, and un-
der circumstances still more serious than be-
fore, to protect the interests of Catholicism in
the person Of the Holy Father, who is its most
guarantee the security of the dolly city, which
Is the seat of IL, we shall all be equal to this
nne mission, and ready, if necessary, to make
every sacrifice for its accomplishment. Our
AoASoS nave Uccu lUCEedscu IN OIueT 10 meet
the requirements Of our situation"
General Goyon has issued an order of the
day declaring his resolution to defend the
Pope to the last.
The Morning Advertisers Paris correspon-
dent remarks that General Goyon we'll knows
that, were he in danger of an attack, one touch
of the telegraph wires would send, If needful,
300, 900 men to his aid.
MoNTElCETo, Sept. 29.-The brigade of b.
logna and the battalions of the 23d and Gath
regiments of Bersaglieri have taken, by as
saul I, two OF the forts of Ancona-namely, the
forts Pelago ano Perlito. Our troops displayed
admirable courage. An attack on Fort Gar.
detto is imminent. General Brignon has made
four officers and eighteen soldiers of the Papal
army prisoners.
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SAD DEATH OF A MISSIONARY LApY.-The
bark Punjaub, bound from Alsoa to Amster.
dam, having on board Rev. A. Aboussst and
his wife, an English lady, was wrecked on the
11th ult., off the Sicily Islands. An account
OF the disaster says:
The long boat was got out, and after great
exertion four children were got into her, but
the wife of Rev. A. Abousset could not be taken
from the rigging; she held on by the ropes.
and appeared as IL she could not let 20
Seeing that the vessel was sinking fast. the
captain and remainder of the crew went into
the boat, and still tried to extricate Mrs.
Abousset from her perilous position, but could
not succeed. Some Of her wearing apparel
was even torn from her in endeavoring to get
her off, but Of no avail, and shortly after wards
the vessel sank, Mrs. Abousset going down
with 1t In the sight and amid the screams of
her husband and children. The two boats
were afterwards picked up.
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A ATToRNkYs AT Law,
Practice in all ths Courts held the city of Rioh
mdad, the counties Of anover, Henrico, Caroline,
Gouehland and Chester6eld. {. : =
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, CoMNIssIoHRR or
D DHEDs for all the states and Territories. Once
corner Of 18th and Franklin streets. near the STATE
Court House. jye--O
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DIR. Z. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
M 90, having taken an Office on Franklin
street, FIRST mousse above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services 10 the public.
IN S-6m