Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • Page 2

THE DAILY DISPATCH. Tor "Local fourth Tlmi The mating of tho AgrfeuHural Society on Thn night for Ux election of a of immcn.e but good humored A friend remarked to that it caroo neater to idea of a meeting of the Atheniaa anr public aMemblaga be bad ever Pto'rm which raged for a time. th the Prealdeot and other of for a while rpi ent witcber. tall, tberarging ofhumanity, Vinre" Northwc ragged, and with a instant all wind, rained hi. ven riw i vanning to waa caiiF, upon therud- Tr tbU pXira.

guiding the vM from the neighborhood of the break- her way into the deep Witcber rXJZZZ: UH form towering a vio arms ann, a vast ocean to be still. In that position, the statue of Witchcr should be taken, by Crawford, or som. artist competent to the task, and piaced amoagth group of worthies on the Washington Monument. Let have a representative farmer; and who in mind, body and reputation, more fit to occupy that position than Vincent Witcber Seriously, we do not believe that such another body of farmers, intellectually, morally and could be found in the wide world as that whic was ossein Wed CM." night, and on the Fair Ground, dunng the presen fck Thogo who would see and kno" these men. In the what she is, must look at tuege States the absence of servile labor has ren ed such a class country gentlemen impossibte- The farmers must bo their own in every thing, and bavo consequently no opportunity of intellectual culture, in the South, the agncul.u-rists are not only thoroughly acquainted with their vocation practically, but have wealth and leisure for the cultivation of the mind.

Tliey are mostly educated men, of bland and social manners, an well as of splendid physical development. A York paper recently remarked that a robust and healthy looking mau in tho streets of that city is a thing rarely to be met with. Here, a dclicato looking man is tho exception. Northern energy, refinement and intellect are generally concentrated in the towns. Here they are diffused through the country.

No man can get an idea of Virginia character who simply visits her towns, unless he does so during tho period of an AGRICULTURAL 1 AIR. Free Love. According to the Now llaven ltegister, "the Vroe Love Doctrine is widely disseminated among the peoplo of New York, especially among the higher Such a statement as this seems Incredible. When wo como to reflect, however, what the "higher classes" of New York society arc, there is nothing so very astonishing in the asser Kan. A broad distinction exists between the "higher" and tho better classes of New York Society.

The former are mostly vulgar upstarts, who have risen from the very dregs of the community, by dint of possessing tho faculty of making money In a Southern State, all the gold which rile and vicious men ctuld accumulate, would never gild over their moral deformities. In New York, wealth affords the key to the highest station, and atones for tho absenco of education, morals and manners. Consequently, whilst the "higher classes" of New York, abound in purple and fine linen, they are, with few exceptions, as Inherently vulgar and depraved as the people of tho "Five Points." It la not astonishing that those who havo long adopted tho practice of Kroo Love, should also embrace its theory. But it would be doing grow injustice to judge New York, a city of nix hundred thousand people, hy its "upper ten." Tho better classes of New- York, comprised of a multitude of educated, refined and warmhearted people, have surely enough to guffer from tho annoyance of the upstarts who thrust them to tho wall, without being held responsible for their vices and follies. New York, as a whole, is no inoro a city of Free Love than it is of Free Soil, and every one knows that while tho rural districts, and the New Kngland cities are thoroughly contaminated with abolitionism, New York is tho moat national and loyal of American cities.

(General and the I'nion. Wc gave an extract yesterday from a letter of a Northern writer, who says that in a late interview with Gen. Cam, that venerable statesman spoke in foreboding language of our national prospects, and is strong in tho belief that disunion will yet carry its banners over tho liopublic." It is Impossible to say whether General Cass ever uttered such a sentiment. But, if not "strong in the belief" that disunion will yet prevail, thoro are thousands of wise and moderate men in every section of tho eonntry who share tho gloomy "forebodings" of Gen. Cass.

Tho political horizon is covered with angry clouds. The next session of Congress is looked forward to with profound solicitude. But "never despair of the Republic:" Let patriots hope on, till the last, and then bo able to say, with a clear conscience, that their skirts are clear of all responsibility for the terrible Bnirlinh Policy. Tho arts of Kngland in these latter times are more successful than her arms. Whilst her soldiers in the Kast add no lustre to her historic renown, her diplomacy In the West seems about to achieve a triumph which will retrieve the greatest blunder of her career as an unjust and oppressive policy which deprived her of America.

We lately published an extract from the lettor of au intelligent Amercan gentleman abroad to the National Intelligencer, settingforth that the opinion is freely expressed in Kngland and on the continent that thore will be a grand blow up at the next session of Congress, which will be followed in one or two years by the dissolution of the Union, and that then Kngland will take the South uuder her protection. Hero, we have in few words, the whole policy which we have always contended, governed the counsels of Kngland in relation to this country. Ascertain what are the intere-ts of a nation, and it is not difficult to discover her prin eiples Of action. It is the interest of Knplanil to get rid of that formidable commercial and manufacturing the I'nited States, and, tillable to conquer hsf" she has used the subject of abolition to SNlract and divide our people, so that we may ultimately fall a prey to our own dissensions. The abolition of tho North nrgod on by British influence and money, and, should it ever accomplish its foul work, and bring about a disso- Intlon of the I'nion, it will just as surely find England siding with tho South, without whose cotton she oonld not exist, as the sun will rise tomorrow morning.

Tho miserable New Kngland dupes are conrtlng their own destruction. the great Magician, la still attracting erowds at the Metrojiolitau Hall His exhibitions of the black art are astounding. Go and see him by all The Custom-Home at Norfolk opens for the transaction of busineas on Monday next tIJ 212 rriv hrin to tte -ilst of September. The cholera won Thl nuiu'tiar amounted to eight hundred tMe averaged about ninety daily, tailing autl Iha receipts were dimiu REPORTED having at the Paymaiter "uea claims Cue PHTLAPKI-PHtA, Nov. l-Th.

of P.t« more Williamson to-day presented a 11 Fudge Kane, with a view to conform to a order of the coert. concerning the comtitional lease of Williamson, bnt in of said petition not being addressed to anv one. not coniaining a prayer, and omitting a word which Judge K. deemed wa. taken for farther examination.

froinTexns. New Otu.fans, Nov. 2 -Letter. receivedl here from Western Texan that Capt. ailahan.

of the Texan has bM company The term of enlistment having are bnt mon now left at the ren le von7. at San Antonio, and if the number is not increased to or 800 by the 15th the expedition will bo abandoned. Oen. Smith ban established four military stations in tho where the Indian depredations are of most frequent occurrence. No Steamer Yet.

SaKDT Hook. Nov. bavo no signs yet of the steamer Baltic, now in her 13th day out Inc weather is thick and foggy. Commercial. New York, Nov.

ffs $93! qniet. Flour 12 Ohio 31; Southern $9.94. Wheat red $2.12. Corn firm and unchanged. Pork, Mess $225.

Beef $16K Lard WliUkftV hiffher tnntnA at 42 Bal.timokk, Nov. hoavv firm awaiting steamer's kinds flour quoted at $9. Wheat, white red Corn, white aiul yellow 90, fair new Provisions inactive Pork Bacon Side. 12, Shoulders Beef 16V. Lard quoted at 12.

Judicial Decision Aid to he a Wood and the Police, t)-c. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH. Nkw York, Nov. 1. In the Supreme Court this morning, in the case of John Thompson vs.

Henry J. Raymond and others. (Commissioners of the Council Fund,) Mitchell decided that the motion for an injunction must bo denied, with costs, on the ground that whether the law, authorizing the State Loan of £1,500,000, is unconstitutional or not, an injunction is not the proper remedy. The annual report of the Southern Aid Society, which celebrated its second anniversary yesterday evening, at Kcv. Dr.

Parker's church, Fourth avenue, states the receipts of the year at $10,000. Last vear the receipts were not half that amount. Rev. i)r. Stiles, and Rev.

Mr. Corastock of Princo Edward, Va addressed the Society. It is noted, as one of the interesting incidents of the present canvass, and illustrative of tho "moral agencios" at work, that the notorious bruiser, Morrissey, ono of the parties indicted for tho murder of Bill Poole, is very active in steps to sccuro the election of Police Justice in tho sixth judicial district. Tho Mayor to-day addressed a timely communication to the Chief of Police, calling upon him to be extra vigilant from now until tho election is over, with a view to prcsorve law and to see to it that nono of his subordinates identify themselves with political clubs or associations of any kind. The recent attack on the American procession is creating much talk, and it is feared that in our coming election the Louisville riots may bo re-euacted.

James 'Warren, formerly a clerk for Oeo. Law, committed suicide yesterday. 110 was formerly well off but had becomo much reduced. Ho had been arretted by a friond, who had loaned him some money, and was unablo to bear tho idea of imprisonment Thk Kirk and Loss of Lifk, by the bin ning of the. large satinet factory at Southboro', a day or two ago, has already been briefly mentioned Tho loss of property is estimated at insurance $30,000.

There were nearly 100 operatives in tho factory when the Are broke out, and to save their lives they were compelled to jump out of the windows. The lioston Traveller says Jsv means of an iron ladder, many descended in safety to the ground, but one of the" female who had got part way down, became bewildered, and stopped, rendering it extremely difficult, if not impossible, under the circumstances, for anv ono to pass her. Maria Carter, the girl who was killed, was in the third story when her hair and clothes took fire She leaped madly from the window, and was so much injured that sho died in two hours afterwards. Miss Carter wag 16 or 17 years of age. Mary Murphy, in leaping broke her bark, and is not expected to recover.

Mr. McOce, formerly of Dorchester, aged about 55 years, jumped "from the fourth story, a distance of" 50 feet from the ground. He struck upon ono arm, which was badly shattered, but otherwise received no material'injury. Two or three other operatives in the mill were severely injured. From have interesting news from Australia, dated at Melbourne, Aug.

8, and Sydney, August 17. The Chinese who had gone to the colony early were astonishing the bankers and government by shipping large amounts of gold diroct to their native country. Many of them had also gone home quite rich with their valuable dust and ore about them. The Spanish consul had proposed a plan for a large emigration from the south of Spain to Australia, to the Legislature, which was well received. The report from the new diggings "favorable.

The Italian opera was about to be duly inaugurated at Victoria, Melbourne and Sydney, under the auspices of Miss Catharine Hayes. The fluctuations in the flour market still continued and caused much I'ry goods and boots and shoes went off well. Another Collision at St. Johns (X. News gives an account of a collision between the Cunard steamship Africa, bound to Boston last week, and the bark I'roteous, to Miramichi.

The damage to the steamer was trifling, but to the bark quite serious. The collision was quite severe, and, it is alleged, was caused bv carelessness on the part of the steamer, more conspicuous than tho unfortunate collision which caused the loss of the Arctic, and which has been so much censured in derogation of the Collins' line It happened at day-break, hen there was no fog and the moon was shining brightly. The disabled bark was subsequently towed into Halifax by the steamer. Col. Braxton Davenport has been elected President of the Jefferson Countv Agricultural Society.

Court ok the I'nited States Court of Claims Thursday, Mr. Sherman concluded his argument in the Florida cases. Mr. Baxter, of Virginia, commenced to speak on the same side when the Court adjourned. Applications.

total number of applicaions for military bounty land', under the law of the last session of Congress, up to last night, is said to amount to 230,400. BRASS r. Xj ceived, per schooner New York I i solid Brass mid Uronwil Hons. Coal Blower snH 1 low prices by 'zIMMERMa'm 8 NO MAII ON wi.7, JrOU ith lrun Heaters; Flmu Detached Sad Irons, all sizes; for salt- by 110 3 ZIMMERMAN disii 1 wire Dish Covers, in sets or single pieces; for sale by R. M.

ZIMMERMAN, 8 Main, corner 12th streets. IVUUTHEkM BAILKU delkffortil Jo' JX7 hippcd ud JNO. W.WRIOHT i 3 Dock Wharf. I(in MBI.S. IMS HALIFAX i lUU CLIPT HERRI no 3 wm.

son. 1 JA SON'S and I'ItEWN SOAP AND CANDLES-for sale by WALLACE Sl SON I AKOQLK'W FL.IXIK OF BAHK-Fer at LAIDLKY ROBINSON'S no 3 tJew Drug Store, 4th and Frunkliu sts t'OHDIAL BITTEIIN 6 MORNINO innocent freshing, exhilarating and delicious Beverage, producing uisiujjt relief from the effects of "over indulgence," loss of appetite, luwness of spirits, dyspepsia, all affections of the stomach and bowels, arising "oai whatever to the whele system 'etiewed strength and vigor, sale by frti-ji IBSUUSTT dlyif Sole Agents. my Caatoe, made fteeh dally, and warranted equal if not sopenor to any mt4 LOVU J. BOfIiJEUX. Hotel, in WrMon.

MARY M-, dangbt.r of Ashbrook, of Lynn Yesterday morning, of MWtbairt A. C. DIAMOND, ed a afternoon. at 2J Her funeral will take place husband, James o'clock, from the residence ot ner Diamond. the canal d.t,«hter On Norwnbtw M.

ISABEL Th will be ibi? Baltimore Sun please copy. LOST. In on dropped in the street bet wee nMau rice's Shoe store and the Old Market. aWffof fIFS with the initials M. r.

on mom. nil finder wUI be liln-raUv rewarded by leaving them at tbe office, or at Henry Brown's store, no I Airrirulturnl Fair lii-oundji, 1 i or on th'i Capital hqtmre, a Lady 8 HKhAal- PIN. containing the Dagnerreotype of a gentleman. The finder will please leave it at the office, or the Bookstore of James Woodhouse Co. no I OHT on evening, on street, between Broad street and theresidence of Mr.

Beektell's. Talbott's Row. an infant's ARMLET, with the name of Smith engraved upon it. As it is an article very highly prized hv its owner, a liberal reward will be u'r I.u a. JUCS.HOU liing Store, ISO.

19, Main street. 3 Ct Suppn-it'd to have been left on the Cars of the Southside R.ilroad, between and Lynchburg, on Tuesday, 30tli a small -VO IOCCO BASKET, containing a Porte Monnaie, wi more than in Bank Notes and Specie. The finder will be euitahlv rewarded by returning to Major W. W. Leftwich.

of'Lynchburg, "(as it is the popertv of his lady,) or to Capt. Davis, of the South-Side Haurnad, or at this office. no IOST THI NK by the l'orter of the American Hotel, October one black leather TRUNK, masked Ro. Roper, Wythe co. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at Crenshaw Sc on the basin.

Any information concerning it thankfully received uo LOST OR the Agricultural Fair Grounds, on Tuesday, the 30th October, an Ivory PORTF. MONNAIE, containing abont $20 in notes, 3 Oat Tickets, and sundry other papers, for the recovery of winch a liberal reward'will be paid, on applying to LARUS SHINE, 74 Main st. no Last night, between the Old Mar- ket and the Edgeuiont House, a Gold BRACELET, with Miniature in it. The finder will be liberally rewaaded by leaving it at this office. oc From the Marlboro' Hotel, Friday tnornine, a GOLD LEVER WATCH, double bottom gold dial, made by Wm.

Cooper. Liverpool, No. 14983. A reward of £20 will be paid for its delivery at the Dispatch office, no JOHN H. TALIAFERRO.

ATTi: TIO N. VH A IX. No. 'jkv a meet of your Company, on MONDAY' EVENING, at halt past 7 or assessments of fines, not present will be dealt with according to the By-Laws. By order of the Commander.

uo J. MOOR HALL. Sec'y. LIBERTY fire company NO. regular Monthly JTeeting of vnnr Company will be held at the Enginn Houso on This (SATURDAY) Evening at o'clock precisely.

Every member is reqnested to be present, as business of importance will come before the meeting. By order of tl.e Commande.r. no JOS. L. YOUNG.

See'ry. CITIZEN FIRK CO. No. Yon are requested to attend a regular meeting of your Company, at your Eugine House, On this (SATURDAY) eveniug, at o'clock. The by-laws will bo rigidly enforced in regard to members who have not paid up their dues.

Bv order of vour Foreman. no It JNO. H. WIGHT, Sec'y. of Richmond and vicinity are respectfully in- VremP vited to attend an opening of the most superb styles of French Millinery, consisting of tlio latest styles of BONNETS, LADIES' DRESS CAPS, and beautiful Head Dresses, at MRS.

VIGLI- Nl'S Show Rooms, 101 Main street, on Monday. November sth. no FOR (tale, a nplendid MILCH COW, v. itli a young CALK. JOHN POE.

1j A OIKS' COXi It assortment in store for dale low, at Walsh' a Shoe aud Trunk Kinporiura, No. 48 Main street, 4 doors below the St. Charles Hotel, opposite WM. AT.SH. MKOH bandnoinu Brick Tenements oil Union Hill, on 25th street, otie square North of Venable with five rooms in each, and kitchen with two rooms, with excellent water in the yard, and Jurge gardens.

Rent very low to good tenants. Apply at my Shoe Store, No. 43 Main street. no WM. WALSH.

MFOIt Cottage in IlngheM' Row, on Mnyo street, with 6 rooms, kitchen, water and gas. A Brick House on Clay street, near Clay Street Chapel, with a rooms, kitchen, well of water, and stable. A Brick House on 4th street, between Cary and Canal streets, with 6 rooms A Framed House on Jefferson street, with 6 rooms. Two Brick Tenements on Cary. between Gth and 7th streets, suitable for stores and dwellings, with 6 rooms besides cellars.

A Brick Stable on Franklin street, near 9th, with hydrant. Apply to no TAYLOR WILLIAMS. gCSf FOK iiossrsslou given immediately, that large Store or Lumber House ut the corner of Cary aud 15th streets, adjoining the Custom-House. A.LSO—A Tenement with Store, on North side of Main between 19th and 20th streets, reeeutlv repaired and put in good order. to be given on Ist of Januarv next, that large Lumber or Tobacco Factory oil West side of I.sth street, between Main and Carv.

Apply to W. O. OF.OROE, On 3d, between Maiu and Franklin streets, no STEAMER TAS FOR to-dav (FRIDAY) at 12 o'clock, and up to the hour of Bo'clock P. SATURDAY, the Sd inst. Shippers ara requested to send in their Bills of Lading for signature, or their goods must be consigned to order.

Consignees are requested to call in person or to send orders for their goods. Unless thev are removed in proper time they will be stored at their expense and risk. no LUDLAM Ac WATSON. A STOLEN, last night, tidinstnnt, from a gentlemen's h'irse, while tied on a few east of Leigh, jf" a good SADDLE, about one-third worn. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the same to the Dispatch office, aud no questions asked, no 8 310 liKWA Han nwnv from Hie subscriber, about the Ist of September, a NEGRO WOMAN, ntuned ELIZA CARTER, but calls herself Abby Johnson.

She is not black; has rather indifferent teeth, and a portion of two fingers on her right hand are cut off. She is lurking about the city somewhere. I will give the above reward for her delivery to me in Hanover countv. or if placed in jail so I can get her. no SIANA F.

McKENZIE. JAMES KIVEK LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF JA.MF.S CITY, FOR determined to move to the South, I am going to sell my estate, lying immediately on James River, only six miles from Williamsburg, at which city there male and female academy, in addition to William and Mary College. The tract contains over ONE THOUSAND ACRKS more than half of which is cleared and iu an improving coDduion. 1 conri SMALL DWELLING HOI TWO LARGE BARNS, A LAROF STABLE, AND 7 COMFORTABLE brick chimneys, for the comfort of the laborers on the farm. The soil is unsurpassed by any land on the James River, for Wheat I deem a further description of the land unnecessary, aa nil wishing to buy will examine for themselves.

I invite Jill such to do so very soon if he wishes, the nurehaaer can have the SLAVVS TEAMS, FARMING UTENSILS, and STOCK of all kiiuls on the farm, at a Mr wife. If I anj not explicit enough, those wanting more information, will please me at Williamsburg, and they will be answered immediately, and with pleasure. W. T. JONES.

P. ara not advertising to let it be known that I have this property, but to it. if. T. JONES, no illiaimbnrg, Va.

the meet reoent and ranees sew forms of instruments, which will be at the manufacturer's lowest prices, an received at LAIDLEY At ROB SON'S New Drag Store, 4t'n and no 3 lUcliuonl. AtMuJSW- the Lifr and Sampson. D. D. bv Robert L.

Dabney. D. D. Also fresh iropphei of Christ a Friends Dr. Adams.

Alow. by Marina HuUnd Together with ranona recent issues of the and an attractive assortment of stationery, School Hooks, ka. cikty will be held at ODD FELLOW HALL, this (SATURDAY) evening, at o'clock. no3-lt JNO. M.

FRANCISCO, Sec'y. fjr I Jt L. HMITII, Newspaper) and Cheap Book Agent, corner of Broad and Bth stree'a, opposite the Depot, receives subscriptions at imblisbcrs prices, to ail of the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS, MAOA7.INES and PF.RIODCALS, and delivers them in any part of tha city witboat extra charge. Novels, Bound Books, Toy Books, Blank Books. Song Books, Stationery, Prints, Frames, Playing constantly on hand.

I Remember the place is oc 31-6t OPPOSITE TO THE DEPOT. PaMhlonablo and LADIES' FI'RS. ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; MOIRE ANTIQUES and Dress Goods generally. CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH ALL THE FIXTURES. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.

A splendid assortment of these Goods, to which we inrite attention. oc 16 THQ3. R. PRICE CO. isr and Heavy WOOLEN R.

PRICE have on hand a large and well selected stock of the best Negro Blankets, Sattinets, Plains, Kerseys aud Linseys, which they will sell at the lowest prices. ot 16 We woold say to our country' Attracted to itn- city hjr SIMON'S Ambrotypc and Colored Photographs, that they must not forget to visit the Agricultural and Mechanics' are both well worthy a visit. oc 31 Ft? Dowdlii'a Celebrated Virsiuia Great Southern agreeable preparation, containing all the active properties of Peruvian Bark, Snake Root, combined with several of the best Tonics known to the Mtdiefil Profestiott, without any of their deleterious or nauseating effects. A certain enro for Dyaptpsia, Strvcus Debility. 4ic.

As a remedy and preventive for Fevar and Agne and Bilious Fever it has no equal; iinparta to the stomach a glow and vigor, giviug tono to the digestive organs, renovating the constitution, aud restoring it to health and strength. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by BENNETT i BEERS, and all other Dmggiste. oc ty New Supply of and Shoes are receiving, by the steamer Jamestown, from New York, and the steamers from Philadelphia, a nnr lupply of Hootx and dirrct from Manufactures, which, with their stock on hand, makes our assortment as good as at any time this season. Our friends are requested to cull.

HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON, oc No. 11l Main street. ty A front the Rev. Dr. John C.

MrC'abc, of Hampton, Va. Hampton, Oct. 16, 1855. Having had occasion to Baker's Premium Bitters in my family within llie last two years, in cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache. I can safely say I have never used any remedy for these distressing mttladies with so signal success as this.

I have ever carefully avoided recommending any of the various nostrums with which the country is flooded, because I believe in a majority of cases, they do more harm than good; but ss Baker's Bitters have been tried under my immediate observation, and produced snch beneficial results, I do not feol at liberty to withhold my humble testimonial to their value. JNO. C. McCABE. Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4c and Druggists generally.

oc3o nnd Stat ion eryJ. W. Randolph, 121 Main street, offers at low prices a large assortment of Law, Medical, Agricultural, Theological, Biographical, Historical, School, Juvenile, French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Latin and Miscellaneous Books. MUSIC and STATIONERY in great variety. BLANK BOOKS, of home and Northern manufacture.

BOOK-BINDING in every style. oc I'pholwtery and I'nion Damasks. Satin detainee. Lace and Mnslin Curtains, Gimps, Tessels, Loops, Cornice, Bauds, a spleudid assortment on band. Having engaged an almost entire new set workmen from the most celebrated houses North, who.

with mv own experience, am satisfied that Upholstery work of description will be executed in a style not to be excelled. JOHN F. REONAULT, oc 192 Main street. India DAMASKS Satin de Laines; Union Damasks Lace and Muslin Rich Gimps; Taasels; Loops, Do Cornice; See. T.

R. PRICE Ac CO. J. D. SMITH, Upholsterer, and up Curtains in the latest style.

Orders left with T. R. Price At Co. will receive prompt attention. oc fiT A word to yon Bsed Paterson it Jackson's Magic Furniture PoHth If you have not, call at onoe at So.

17, Main Street, Markrt Bridge, and invest 50 iu this valuable polish; and if on trial, it does not give satisfaction, your money will be refunded. oc AnrirrMon, eorner of Governor and Franklin would invite the attention of visitors the Fair, and others, to their handsome collection of Curtain Goods and Floor Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings. Window Shades, and many other articles iu the Upholstering line, which will be sold cheap. oc John A. itelvln relurns bin nincere thanks to his aud the public for the liberal share of custom in his line they have heretofore awarded to him.

His late disaster has subjected him to heavy loss and great inconvenience. But he is again ready to receive orders. He may be found for the present in the Basement of the Metropolitan Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any business in his branch of trade. oc Dental Celebrated Dentifrice, for cleaning and preserving the Teeth and (luma. relieving Toothache, arresting decay, imparting a delightful flavor to the mouth, is for sale by Purcell, Ladd At Bennett Ac IJeers; Gruhba i.

Apperson; Laidley Ac Rubinson A. Bodeker; Duval At Norton; Patersoa Ac Jackson, and all Druggists. oc Virginia State Agricultural Pei suus visiting the Fair Fall ought, by all to bear in mind one thing, and that is winter is coming on and with it aches and pains of all kinds; and we are but human none of us are exempt from them, therefore take our Bdvice. never leave the city until you have supplied yourself with the great Virginia remedy, I'OLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT! Which hns novel been known to fail giving relief in any case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago. Affection of the Spine.

Corns, Bunions, Bums, Scalds, Frosted Feet, Chilblains, or any disease of man or beast to which a Liniment is applicable. See advertisement in another column. oc ty I'botograpbn nod Daguerreotypes in the Fair, are attracting universal and the same can be of the likenesses are being produced daily at Gallery, 77 Main stri et. h-re tl.e are busily engaged in supplying the increasing demand. Call early, if you desire a sitting.

no tw Ullyfton Yerby, No. 21 Pearl Street. between Main and Cary, Richmond, Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS, SNUFF, SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter, hall and tliree-quarter Ih.papers, W. P. Hill brand, and in pasteboard I nion brand, a very superior article; and in 12 pound of the Lafayette, Commerce and Trnde, California and Pocahontas (ySinoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order.

oc fFLeontirdN 1 nt wan a great oversight in our not mentioning before to onr country the great benefit we have derived by the use of "Leonard's Cough Svrci'." lie great eredit for producing so valuable a medicine, and without hesitation we can say it is the cheapest and most efficacions remedy ever offered for Consumption and Asthma. Wo would advise all persons to take with them a supply. It can be obtained at all Druggists in Richmond, lor the small earn of 25 per bottle; 5 bottles, $1. no or WM. P.

Attorney at Law, will practice in all tbei of the City of Richmond, and the counties of Chesterfield and Powhatan. Prompt attention paid to the collection of all claims eut rusted to his carr. Office corner of Governor and Main streets, over the store of E. B. Spence.

no (TAt Powers' Cigar Store, (opposite Americas Hotel,) can be fonnd the beat ever imported to country. stock of Cigars are onsurpassed by any establishment iu the South. Among his large stock of Cigars may be fonnd the celebrated brands La Victoria, La Catedral, Baltimore Club, Cabana, Rayouettos. Also, the genuiuo Principe, to getber with every bra ltd of tba best Chewiag and Smoking Tobacco. A trial is uuly asked, to secure your patronage.

no CT Dakrl FlPttk.TlM are eertiualy drrimtile thw onj ru TUey ui the mnct Ula-ilke wo know, hmm Urn manner Ixl wlucli (hev are finuMied. they ere, without tht noit dttintblt ficturet that fbnoiw 'rtMrjr for is Lint, win tm from 3to 9 A. from 4 to 6 T. M. LADIES' LIST.

A Andrews miss Lucy At-derioa mri Mildred A Allan mix Henrietta Awianou art Adams nil' Ann mm Alexander mri James Ash ly Lory Anderson nira Brewna miss Mary Brown rara Charity Borer miii Bradley mri Delia Brooka Mary Barnes inrs Cass Braahear Lucie Baker mri Jane Bray miaa Grace 0 Brooiufleld una Jeffanon Brown mri Geo 8 mm Mary Clarke mm Catherine Crew miaa Rebecca Curie mm Caroline Churchill miaa Harriet Cooke mm Harriet Colbnick uiiss Mary Clarke mm 3 Conrad miaa Va Corry mm Mary Clark miaa Mary Clarke mrs Margaret 2 Carter miaa Martha Conroy mm Julia Clarke miaa CulUn mm Eliia Cooke mm Sane Carriugton miss Sallin Condry miaa Howlett Camack miaa Suaan A Dance mm Mary Ann Dabney Mary Darle uri Ana Ellin mri Sallie A Ferguson mm Lncy Ann 2 Flonrnoy miaa Farabee mm Guneberry mm Gregory mm Dr Gordon mrs Mary Goodloe mm Alinira Garrig mra Catharine Greaham Roberta Gaines mra Rellinda Gartch Annie Garp inra Hargrove mra Henrietta Hanee miaa A Harris mra Ann Head inisa Mary Hatchor mm Suaan miae Mary Hillman miu I Juliana His Polly Irving miss Milley Rose Jones miss Jane Joues mm Nancy miaa Ann Jackson mm Ann Kelly miss Mary Kilby miaa Lipscomb miss Maria Lipacomb miss A Lode miss Martha Lippctt miss Laura A Lockett miaa Louisa HI Marsh mrs Jane Moore mrs Dr Morgan mm A Myers mrs Mary Murphy mm Mills miss Mary 2 Montague mrs Elleu 2 Mayer miss Martha Murdock mrs Elizabeth Morgan miss A Moiley mrs Angelina 2 Minde miss Eliza Mc miss Bettie Neal mrs Nicholas Kate Nalle mrs Nelson miss Nicholson miss Mary Nickson miss A3 Nicholas miss Orcutt mrs O'Brien miss Mary O'Shaughnessey mrs Owen miss Anna O'Sullivan miss Kate Priddy mra Wm Powell mrs A Priddy mrs A 2 Patterson mrs Page mrs A Quixotte miss Mary Ann Record mrs A Rowe miss Robinson mrs 2 Richardson miss A Reilly mrs 8 Smith mrs Lilly Ann Shaw miss Annie Southall mrs Mary Smith miss Bettie Smith mrs Jane Stiff miss Bettie Shinault mrs Judith Sneadmisa Maria Steane mrs A Smith miss Anna Sullivan mrs Mary Seymour miss Louisa Shelton mrs Clementine Smith miss Majry Shaw mrs Martha Scott miss Margaret Smallridge mrs Charlotte Smith miss Susan 2 Tnrpin mrs Ellen Turner miss Clara Treylor mrs Jane Trewalla miss Harriet Thornton mrsM 2 Talman miss Marion Thompson mm Maria Tyler miss Jennie Thomas mrs Maria Tazawill miss Talley Taylor mrs Robt Whitlock mm Mary A Wicker miss Sally Wright mm White miss A Whitfield mrs miss Winston mrs Lolia ilson miss Kate Watkins mrs Williams miss Nancy White mrs 8 Walker miss Harriet Wilkerson mrs GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A Anderson A 2 Allen Lewis A Allen Walter Alley Ash Benj Allen Allen Andrew Bailey La wis Behle Chas Biuford Boon Mark Brower Barry Blake Pat Balfour Booker Bradford 8 8 Barrett Frs Baldwin Win Baylor A Brooks Fred Baer Bros Brown Binford Bartle Beuj Barrett Ro Boaruian Rovd 4c Bro Barker Robinson Blair A Baknr AA Butler Tbos Brown Joseph Brooks JO Barke A Bell 3 Boxley CH 2 Blackburn Bulliugton Bates Chan Bognall Wiu Booder Bernot Geo Ciillen Mich Cook 2 Courtney Clarxen Carter Wm Cary Camel Coleman Colin Childress BPt Chick Croxton Thoa Co Coleman Fred Crocken Carter Couze Ferd Chaao I Carrolo Christian DM2 Charles Charlton Council Dan'l Claton Jan Cowley Juo Coughlio Dau Courtney Cochran Couary Craven Clayton K. Carliu Catrin Cook Jno Clark Church Clarke Cook Cock Charlton Jaa Curjon Rd Carter Wm Cocke Colwell Jas Charter Culver Clarke Cooper Crafton II Connellv Pat Carnal Wm Clarke CrolleyVaul Caldwell Carter Carter RW Claiborne Carroll Thos Cocke Cleveland Campbell Cabell Rd Curtis Warren Coleman Diamond David Dudley Tim Denyman Dresser Edwiu Dade Dawson Duke Dolleshaull A Durrett Jas Davis Jno Duke Wm Dabbs Josiah Deupree Dabney Davis Davidson tfonovant Alf Davis Nich Duffy Davis A Dick Ro Dole Iron Danmont Aug Drn.ke Dodaon Chas Dauis Elbratter Philip Eastman A 2 Fisher Keteher JuO Fisher Floyd Frances Fritz Franklin Chas French Wm Farrelley Jaa Ford jr Calvin Ferguson JtP Gmbbs A Green capt JII Grant (tihson Bell Gray Garnett Graham Grifiin Thos Gillispia Grovely (tough Wm 2 Green Gentry Oleen Gratton Mich Goude Juo Gibson Garvey Pat II Harrington A Hawlev Howe 2 Hoik A Haws Harris Harris 2 Hardy Hobson Hill Jno Harnnar Hanschel Jos Hancock Dr Chs Harris Walter Hernlein Jno Hundley A Hendrrn Henry Juo Hill Carter Hayne Huffman Rd Hill Hendrick cant Hall Dr Hatcher Hilory Harding Hundley RT 2 Harris Henry Hollowav Hirsh Hart Hodges fl A Halstnad Hockaday Isenhart Saml liham Johnson Ander JoneaTO Johnson Jones Joyce Wm Jsckxon Pat Jones GH Jenkins Wm Jainrs Rowland Jordan A Joues Wm Jennings Rd Kaufman Kendall Jno Kreiel Koss Kander Kellr.R* 2 Keighlen, Duval Kelly Win Keims Jno Co Locket Henry Lavellett A Lee Leors Lepmann Lord Evan Lendbetter Ley hum A Leror Edw Laudrarn A Luckett Ih Lecher A Lagertfly Manry Morris Martin Jns MilltrWm Many Masco Jno Matthews Moody Sam Marly Mertle And Mason Mallory Henry Mayblurn It Blair Morden Thos Murph'v Jno Mnndy 1) Mann Marshall Mayer Maynard Ran Masgravo Jaa Meyer Morton Win Moore Jas 2 Meem Oen Muller Wilhalm Matihewa Rev II Marren Jos me MeCahe Jaa McDonongh MoClure McPhail McHeat rat McGill II McArty Jaa Newinaa A Nnckola WII Nolan Jaa Nahell Nottingham O'Brien Ww Owen Olivet O'Day O'Sulhvan Petilay A Peters Powers Parker Pettus PerrrEW Page Prince Jro Powell Perkina 9 Payne i Peeksaaa A MNr Wa Powell Joe Pager Page WMI hiJlWlf HmilmMH A Rcardon 6 n'fihhL Jo. KaUawa R'nl- 8 A Thoi liffe Rtu Tim 0 1,1 9t ratios Jr SherheM Strange Jno 'D brook Stron, Rterfnuon That 9 Sullivan Scott A a Spear jj ton M- i 1( Joo SwannW-r Sbeh.n Mich Martin Sedjwwick Sabi-tt 1 JWfcWAnd Slieahau P.t lh Shell Adolf Slaughter Phil A Shield. Ro Out Chaa Scott kk 1 1 Co Schooler Sam I I) Smith Sharkey Dan ShepherdLero-r Terranee A Tato Tiler Tillman Stenhen Terrice Dr Terrill Thalh.rni.r IQ 7 3 Turner Parid Terrell 7 Taylor Frank Thncker A Templaman HII Taylor ew Uttk Talman WA 2 Tiut Thornton Taylor Hich all Wm Wimer A W.t.

Wade White Wildt Wm Wilheim Pr.d Wright Wm Willi am WarrockWm Wavnant Will Weatherly 3 White Pr halem ir A Wilson SJ A Jacob Winobarch WUitlock Walker luu ibhob A Tonne Jaa Initial. Laiveruhat Suciny no It THUS. p. AMUSEMENTS. UD'fkllo Wh IHUHIC, MKLODV AND POSITIVELY THE LAST OK THK JULUEN I gtsgs? 1 ur8 lew IICKETS oniy 25 ennts.

no 3 DR. J. T. BRJSTrtr. 1 SOLE LKS3EE TA YL0 SATURDAY EVENINajTov 3d DAMON Jc PYTUIAB thias Herman Singing aid Dancing To conclude with LUKE, THE LABORER.

jyjETKoi'oL AMUSEMENT FOR THE PEOPLE! "Let those now laugh who naver laughed bafor. And tboio who alwavn lwueh. now laugh tin WYMAN, The Great Magician and VentriloquU, WILL GIVE HIS POPULAR AND AMUSING PERFORMANCE? Jpove comiueucing on SATIItDAI KVKMMi, October 'JJih and continue Monday, and every uu 1. ring the week. Splendid Exhibition on Wednesday arid dav Afternoous, Oct.

31stand Nov. 3d, 3 o'clock Prices or Grand Saloon (firn floor,) 25 cts; Second Circle, CU; Oallsry ed persona, eta. Iloors open at at 71 o'clock. J. Toy, TJAPIIAKL'rt MCIIOOI OK ATHB.vSX IL TO THE FRIENDS OF THK USIVtMStTY OK autkonred uwue tickets and to receive subscriptions from ili desire to aid in the purchase of'tho fac-nnnia ttiw magnificent Frsnco, now being xecutwl fur ths I'mversity of Virginia, by the calebrntwd Paul Each aubscriber wifl be presented with a DIPLOMA and beautiful etching of" this splendid pietsrn, tonUiuiiig a key to the characters represented.

WILLIAM A. PRATT, Ageut for Alumni. at the Daguerrean Gallery, No. iW Mun afreet. ar CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

lyT To the of a candidate to fill the vicincv lb' Office of our county. occasioned by ttie reiu nation of James ElieU, Esq. Respoctfully, DAN'LE. GARDNER, oe 0 TuenrtnT Ihhi hi the Pair a (JOLT) WATCH ami CHAIN. Hiowner can jet tlui name by applying at the DiapaftL df scribing the same, and payiug oxpruM.

Uu 1 MBKK! hmr nahami and for at the Richmond Pinninj Mil! 100,000 feet Dressod 5-4 Flooring Plank. 16 and Ifrf" lengths, dressed in a manner, ranted to give intutactiuu. fret Weatherboards. 30,000 font Scantling. Inrh Plank; Inch Oak, for Tobacco Boxes, seasoned; and a superior lot of 5-6 Poplar, auma n't vride and suitable for moet any purpose.

Alio Sot of narrow Oak I'lank. Ixlo, 12x12 and 14x16 Oak and Pine Pcraoaa burmi flooring Plank would do well to give us we have a very large stock oc baiwi and are prepared to ottur inducements wliicbeuW be oflered eUewhere. no W. V. WALDROP TEAM KNUIMK KOU MA IK- of horae power, in beautiful order, nearly uew.

foraaie ut a great aarridce. to C. W. BENEDICT, no Raleigh, S. C.

ICIIMOM) fUNIMi are prepared to furnish B.a I her at ahort notice. We aolieit orders fur Juice, Si: Oak or Piuw, Poplar or Guru. lio AROMATIC 1 iuv.iual.ie Birtera 6r.ee ap orid invigorate the system, improve the appetite 11 promote digestion. Aa a remedy for have uo equal. And in all derangement of lie iyitero, debility.

headache, prompt and speedy relief. I'rice Ci cU. jO eta. pir pi-KI'TKO HI medical purpws. of simple arra.

ont the uae of acida; easiiy Koraeleat LAlftLf' 1 no 3 New Dreg Store. 4th ar.d Jftft O.MNIBI JfefcSS OMNIBI SKS -I n.n Avenue to at o'cloek A. via Broad. andl following description, Htone, Martin Vies and Ljnx do a Fitch do Chinrhella do Ho French Martin do do.kc- Virs BINFORD, DICKINSON BO 3 CI J. the cure of n'cret 1" by BENNETT i lie 3 jixj hbl- I BO 3 SJt HKIUA.H y.

it' aaie by no 3 i lIACHINK tignre. in and bbla. for fif bo 2 KNNRii--- pIKIUPKOOr HAINT QA HHLM. NKWAKK fOKK-J 1 1 for RVKHiIMJKH aadlwlf barrala; uC "tVtffi,.