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The Foreign News.

The telegraphic report of the last advices
exhibits no material change in the aspect of
Turkish affairs. The "inevitable war; is
slowly approaching the fighting point, and on
the 18th of October, the combined fleets of
England and France, which had been order
ed to the Dardanelles, were momentarily ex-
pected. They were not, however, to enter
the Black Sea, except on hostile advances
being made by the Prussians. Unless all the
signs of the times are deceptive, the war is
now raging, and England and France will, in
all probability, be drawn into the whirlpool
The next news will be look ed for with intense
interest. A Russian and Turkish war NAV
light the fame of revolution throughout all
Europe. 1t is impossible to predict its con-
sequences but it is evident, from the protract-
ed negotiations and the great solicitude which
the leading powers of Europe have mani
tested for a pacific termination of the con
troversy, that war is regarded as against the
interests of all the existing governments
The revolutionists alone look to it with hope.
and will hail the first cannon that roars from
the Darianelles, as the signal of the redemp-
ton of Europe.
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Richmond and the Fair.

We cannot but award need Of praise to
the citizens Of Richmond for the public
spirit and liberslity with which they have
performed their part in the grand Agricultu.
ral Festival which has just closed 1t win
be recollected that the city of Richmond ap-
propriated $4,000 to fit up the Western
Square for the Fair, and there was after
wards an additional appropriation of $500
for the same purpose. Other expenses rem
dered necessary for the due preparation of
the grounds, will probably swell the whole
amount of Richmond's contribution towards
this grand display to $4,000 So much for
the first year of the State Agricultural So
ciety. Richmond begins the second with
unabated spirit AS our readers are already
informed, she is pledged for the second year
for $4,000. We need not add that she will al
ways rejoice to welcome the Society to the
ample grounds prepared for their use, and
its members to her social circles and fire.
sides.
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Cash TEXAS OF ADVERTIsINo.'

In the afternoon The isllowing gentlemen var.
elected TO the General Conference. wbeh ,....,s );
May, Is54. in Columbus. Georgia:
John Early, VIM. A. Smith, d. 3. Dorretr :.
breii, l. n Lee, H. B. Cowies, Leo. Rosser' Z, -
Langhorne, w. B. Rowzie.
APPOINTMENTS Br THE VIRGINIA CoSrrp-r~
OF THE NJ z. CHURcH-Riehmond District r b
asyes, r; John Early, general agent book con-
Gsfni Leroy M Lee, Editor r c Advocate; David
nogseff, Editor Southern Quarterly Review. Rrczu-
ID: Trinity. Gorge w Langhorne, Centenary.
Jpn a Davis Union, r J Boggs: Wesley Chapel
= sssuaniei III Thomas; Oregon Mission and Arulory
~ petherbridge; Clay street Mission, Joseph "a
charlottesville district, Manninr. Pc.
charlottesville p August
I.tyncnburg district, w Rowzee. e
L Erypeeheufg: third street, Willis; fourth e
s.s1 District, Leonidas Rosser Il Naral,r
ear MLand M.nd street, Nelson Heas; Butte street Afri
ra,rasfe sloh. William Reed. Granny street D 4
gissior, .ostsmeufh, WIN Nheeiwright African
&, 49, ~ &c supplied Gosport, Nash; BufIa
Son G'.i,act district Riddick. r: Randolnh Mac.
polisge ana Boydton, L Spencer President of
Randoiph Macon College, w smith. d D. Ran.
uoipn macon Circuit. b Southall
Fredericksburg Distrirf p Ms..s-.,
ricksburg w II Christian = = - fede-
fetersourg District Ii Coyyle. p r. pot.rs
ourg w asnlnston street and yVeslev Ch.rsI 4
Dibrell; Union street African Mss;an T 49,. .
man; High street, Stanly. oo'-
Washington District, G w Carter p r. xv.sh
ington city, J Duncan; Alexandria. b caal,;,e
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fRICE ONE CENT

DAhk SosTAG's Sxcosp co.r~. r.
cond Concert Of Madame Hrr,,-s~. As'- ne e
urday night was not Iess briaD, th.n -, $3.50 ra
same enthusiastic admiration wa. ee,ss M : = - !, e
exquisite performances Of Madsr.s e'ra - 0y me
programme impaired the creates, e11,fe
Lien, 1t that were possible. gained unor i, -
ration he had already excited. We sa ~ aa.ii'-
10 enter into detailed notice Of ri. ussisn
we cannot conclude this paragraph w;ebo, D1-
ing to Madame soNTAG the praise of
better conception of the standard Enoi,ss
Scotch ballads than any OF her cotempors r;e.
have visited this country Her Last Rose Of s,,,,.
uier." was long way the best, purest, and mos,
faithful to tde sentiment we ever heard; and Ian
guage cannot begin TO describe the witching sweet
ness of her rendering of the famous old Scotch
thin mile of Edinboro' town" The audienct
were completely captivated with them. This is ns
passing compliment written to round of puff; bu
asincere expression OF just tribute in which eve
~ one who heard Madame s. Saturday night vii
most heartily join We are glad to see that at the
Sontag Concert for tonight, at Metropolitan Hall
the great more OF the delicious
old ballads, besides some of the standard excerpts o
the Opera. If anybody wants to hear "Auld Robin
Gray" better than he has ever heard it before let
him go to Metropolitan Hall tonight Tickets to I'll
parts of the House Al
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change, than even for aliving lion. whose con-
duet is SO unworthy the instinct and nature
OF the king of beasts
The new converts who exhibit their zeal by
violent assaultupon their former sentiments,
show themselves up in more ridiculous and
offensive attitude than any other hand could
draw them. How they do belabor their for
mer selves, libel their own understandings
and blackball their own consistencyl This
nonsense, this iniquity. which they impute to
their former principles. they necessarily fast
en- upon their former selves. What idiots and
scamps they must have been according TO
their own account! And yet, their new
friends are expected to put more confidence
and trust in these Dugold Dalgetty's, who,
for consideration, win fight under every flag
that fouts the breeze, than in men who from
youth to old age have trodden with an erect
and unwayering step the path ofprinciple.
There is no changein all the Universe SO
melancholy and humiliating as that in which
man disrobes himself of conscience and
consistency, and glories in his shame
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Premium to a Negro Ploughman.

Our readers no doubt observed in the list
OF premiums published in the Dispatch of
Saturday that the first premium for Plough
man was awarded to Mr. Richard Sampsons S
negro man "hann Randolph, who managed
his four mules without lines This circum-
stance excites no comment here, as any thing
strange or wonderful, but it is one of the ma
ny facts of every day occurrence, which dis
proves the allegation of the abolitionists that
the negro in the South is exiled from the pale
of humanity, justice and all kindly sympa-
thies We question very much whether he
has halfthe chance for fair play, or half the
real practical sympathy, in the Northern
States that ne daily and hourly experiences
from the sdespots and monsters" of the
South
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NUNS & CLARK's PIANOs.-P. d

PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements, and
are renowned for keeping IN tune.
E[y@ The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNNs l. CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for
Guitars, Eiolins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gui
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
P. H. r. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au I60 Main street.
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DAGUERREOTYpING-
M URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GAI

M URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALE
VA RY, EAGLE SQUARE. Main Street ia tbs
place to obtain perfect picture at low price. The
FLESH TINT, the result of long and patient study,
STEREOSCOPES, the most beautiful of an pict1res
taken at very reasonable Strangers and cti,
zens will find MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
worthy of patronage. Pictures taken in all sorts Of
weather. JOHN MURRAY
Sign of the Red Flag over the Bookstore of James
Woodhouss nod
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THE soUrH WEsr-Among the things omitted
to be noticed that exhibited at the Fair were
some specimens of salt from the salsmines of Wash
ington county sent by our former townsman. Wynd-
ham Robertson, of Abingdon The specimens were
very beautiful and would satisfy any one of the
Justice of that judgment which pronounces the salt
of that region superior, it being about the purest
salt known. Mr.. r. also sent specimen Of yellow
Marble, from Iron Mountain. In Washington coun-
-
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
PREMIuMs

AWARDED AT THE FIRST PAIR or THE VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Held THE lsr oNu
3p AND 4rH NOVEMBER, 1853
(coaciaded.l
tThs hst o. premiums pub.ished by us on Saturday
morning included nearly all that were awarded ..
buf Tor The want Of system Incident 10 the rst ex
hibien Of the Kind, We should have completed the
list on Saturday We do not mean 10 intimate th.s
there was any great degree Of confusion or
ny N the proceedings at the Fair Very Ear from Il
We believe no frst Exhibition Of the kina ever W.
better managed b. an Agricultural SoSety. pu
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DAGUERREOTYpEs.-Atr truthful life

~ Ike, finely finished portrait miniature of
relative friend severed from by distance or death
who would not prize aud desire to possess? clear
rich toned durable Daguereotype an object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
of time. and are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and nunnbe Sky
and Side Light Dacus rTeaD GALLERY IlO Main stree
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT

Il GALLERY, Estabtished I3fG No I45 Main st. at
the Gothic Windop-Our great success during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THIRTY-FIYE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
best proof can offer of the goodness and perma-
of our Pctures and obristes the necessity of
putting o9sefges into notice All ask is TO give
cali and obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices with all the latest improvements
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nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS

kON De TfU fUMBUUUED.-Mk. Il. Us
- BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he is still to be found his old estab
ished gallery, opposite the Banks. Mr. o. has not
taken one thousand pictures in two months, but he
has done fine business for TIVE nty two months
OSBORNE GLAZING to be the first in Richmond to
give 70 Daguereotypes q ife-ike flesh-colored ap-
pearauee.
STOCK! STOCK!t STOCK!!!-OSBORNE is
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail. OSBORNE,
oc2l Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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Daniel T. Shepherd has been on trial in Charles
ton, s. c., during the past week, for the homicide
of William Hodge Arerdict of manslaughter was
rendered
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DNFORD. MAYO & BLAIR invite d

DINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR invite the
D attention of their friends ard the public general
ly to their new stock of Fall and Winter DRY
GOODS, consisting in part Of
Brown and beached SHEETlNG, SHIFTING and
DRILLS; cotton OZNABUEGS
Plaid DOMESTICS, apron CHECKS, plaid LIN
SFYS
Fulled KERsEYs, sATIEETs and TWEEDS for
negro clothing
kETS
White and colored Marseilles QUILTS, Lancaster
QUILTS
FLANNELS of every color and quality
Irish LINENS, table DAMASK and NAPKINS
Linen SHEETlNGS, 81, 1G-4 and II
French and Eng'h Ia MERlNOS and Persian CLOTH HIS
Black Canton GRAPE for ladies dresses. BOMBA-
ZINES
Black and colored, plain and figured SILKS
Black ard colored ALPACAS, MOUSLlNE DE
LANES and CASHMERES
Black and colored CLOTHS for ladies' cloaks
Black and colered CLOTHS
Cashmere silk and satin NESTINGS for gentlemcn's
Cloth and velvet CLoAKs for ladies, very rich and
handsome
Also, black and colored CLOTHS and yELyETs for
making ladies' cioaks.
oc I4-a2aW6f WIT
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pENTIsTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEALTHYi GITNs

AND A SWEET TBREATH,-Ail n Gao s h..'s' 1..s'
reoab afe wssassd from the use Of zermans Delightful
aest eminent sntists in the country n viii
a pnesesvs the teeth from decay; IL will cure ali
e,seases oi the guns and impart healthy and fra.
.ans odoT 70 the breath. Prepared only bv Ffansi.
Eerinan Druggist Philadelphia FOR sais
eT q, retail by Il. r. DuvAL BRO. Richmona and
al Dassaeg,sts, at only 2s cents per bottle. @-'
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.AGUFRREOTYPES-Tfyo,,,v yo,, u

4 hAGUERREOTYP If you wish a
II really good PICTURE call at once on MINNIS
WATSON, at lag Main street, Just below the Ex-
change Bank, and have it done up in their superior
style. They have just received splendid assortment
OF Gold Lockets Fancy Cases &c. in which TO place
pictures at moderate prices
OF % l. WkTCnN
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The cotton crop of Georgiahas been much lpjur-
ed by the frost
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IOR HlkE.-I have for hire for the bal
L sues VI She year, WOMAN who is said to be
good cook, washer aud iroDer-without incumbrance
Apply ic EDW'D. d. EACHO,
@: . General Agent and Collector.
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'NHE comfort with which ARTTFT1C7iTAI,

= fEiH are now worn, and their filing Ali ths
purposes tar which they are inserted l. :,
tehder many PERSONS too indifFe rent to tLs d;.aS
sohtion OF their mouths and CONSEQUENT loss az 1b
uaoai teeth, under the consolation when The teeib
e zone they can be replaced By prettier ones thar
hose nature had furnished eAe' 'AAn
40 an such wonld say, that Artificial Teeth are
Sesi enough eter the natural teeth are Lost. hnt
that shonid be the last resort as the month csn ~
made healthy and kept so through long life 6S ,',
o'elous Dentai operations the natural teeth and
s0s wlta lar less Inconvenience pain or exuense to
patients. " sNPeuse "
R. D. .ADDIEGToN, Graduate lpenti,t.
an . ofice one door from 10th on Main street.
A RTIfICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
4 n iMPoRTANT IMPROyEMENT.-The under
sssasa nave purchased the right to use Da ALIENS
FAIENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of iusert
ing AklffiCiAL TEETH, which is one of tbs
greatest and most important Inventions ever rnaa in
This branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the emplovr,,ent of
metal superior to gold in purity aud in the complete
nIion Of all the teeth by sicious Compound which
al the same time forms the most beautiful and ATM
raj locking sa and filing up all crevces aud irreen
lsrties, and rendering impossible for the teeth m
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumuIa-
aon OF particles OF food other substances between
tnem no other mode of mounting artificial teeth Il
comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth (iuserted In the or6inarv
way and not giving satisfacton,) invited TO try
tns lnventon, which they can do at but little add
tional coet.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
OF work z any persons who will call at our Office
whether tEey want artificial teeth or not
WAYT L MAHONY Dentists,
my if-d&Wts Office, 2o9 Main street.
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AND FOR SALE-We are authoris

| AND FOR SALE--We are authorised
"A to sell Tract of Land containing 1i0 acres, ly
ins IN Chesterfield county, about three miles from
chester othe Coal Pits and bounded by the lands of
Russell DckeTson, Mr.. Shooter Thomas HartgroFe,
hlFs. Fisher and the waters of Reedy Greek. Be-
tween So aud 1919 acres of Ibis land is in wood the
balance ii high state of improvement. Terms
cash. TOLER l. COOK.
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LNHE Subscriber has lust received from

'E'HE subscriber has just received from
a Il New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
ioUnd 10 those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
hs oegs share Of public patronage. Examine for
yourself
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality
Richmond manufacture, as cheap at any other
house 10 the CITY
Gsnt!enea's FURNISHING GOOD5 in great va.
Esty. W. II BENSON,
sei3 40 Main ST.
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New Publications.

"The Conflict of Ages, or the great de bate
on the Moral Relations of God and Man, by
Edward Beecher, D. d." The writer remarks
in his dedication, which is addressed to his
brother clergymen, that he does not appear
before them as controversialist aiming to
promote the interest of any existing theologi-
cal party, but simply as Christian brother.
endeayoring to remove the causes of paraly-
sis and division from the common Christiani-
ty, and thus to promote the interests of the
Church as whole. For sale by HAROLD
& MURRAY.
"a Memoir of the Life and Labors of the
Rev Adoniram Judson, ID. d. BY Francis
Wayland, President of Brown University
life of this eminent Baptist Missionary,
from the pen of so distinguished divine and
author as DR.. Wayiand, win be hailed as a
valuable accession to religious literature
The author pays astrong tribute in his preface
to the assistance which he has receivedin the
preparation Of his memoir from Mrs Judson.
lie states that she arranged for him all the
letters and papers, furnished him with infor.
nation which no other person could possess,
and communicated notes and "reminiscences
which viii be found to be among the most
interesting portions of the work For sale
by HAROLD ( MURRAY.
The CoAsT SURvEY.--We are indebted to
Prof A ID. BAcHE, the able and accomplish
ed Superintendent of the Coast Survey, for
a copy of his annual report. and the accom-
panying sketches, both Of which are of
great value and interest Tho scientific ac-
quirements and the zeal and devotion of
Professor Bache to his duties render him an
invaluable public officer.
Our grateful Acknowledgements are due
Mrs. HENRY Cox, for q jar of delicious pre-
serves being part of the lot of preserves
to which the premium was awarded at the
late Agricultural Fair. Mrs G.. has achieved
high honor, but no one who has tasted this
exquisite specimen of sweet things could
doubt that it was well deserved
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TOR RENT have for rent, near the
Z Poor House. small Brick House, containing FIVE
r,.-s a.d a kiteEep Possession can be had at once
hup., 80 EDW'D. D. EACHO,
~ y General Agent aud Collector
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NOR RENI-A neat little store, opposite
L 5t.e Isl Market House suitable for Coufec-
f,rsy CT F.Gt store. Possession can be had at once
anpty 20 EDN'D. D. EACHO
., IS General Agent and Collector
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BY }. A. CowARDIN.

Manly DISPATCH z served to subscribeu
Tne IN 4 QUARTER CENTS PER wsEK, payable TO
q stMss,,,er M weekly Price for mailing, sas year In
sdssace
90. WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Friday,
ises;led to subscribers at u per annum.
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I lANiEL IL. LONDON, Corner Main
~ sad 18th Streets, Riehmond.-All kinds Win.
remainder Of my Fall Importation Stock complete
~ most styles, and the prices very low particularly
1-oeS Dress Goods ip patterns Silks, Marino, CASH
'ege MCuseleines, pacas and Cambrics; Flannels,
blankets, festings and Shawls. no
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EOR RENT-The Brick Tenement
L ,G.eIy occupied by Mr.. John Z. Doughety, near
the e5rnei of Fourth and Canal streets. Rent $50
per suuum Apply to TOLER COOK,
g Agents
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1 {,OURINEY & HILL, No. I73, corner
- Eroad aud Sixth streets, earnestly invite the at
:, ghnoh OF their friends and the public generally 70
@ me-! SECOND supply ofFaii and Winter DRY GOODS,
s'sIi1g OF every variety and style of ladies', gem
sSnifL and seryants wear which they are now re-
70 I-lw
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FTOILET SETS IN EVERY VARIETY.

-, - Toilet Sets 8, 10, Il aud 10 pieces, of Blue,
" @ie, Granite Flowing; Decorated apd Gilt ard
fencS Patterns; Toilet Ware Basins arh Ewers, and
otler pieces s!nsly and in pairs.
JAS d. B. EVANS,
oe No. III West Man st.
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FOR RENT.

non RENT-The Store at the corner of
+ "a AID Broad streets with gas, shelves and
N ASA three handsome Rooms over the
eoHLiie..r nf Thos Leonard & Co, 222 Broad at.
Ap@i EDWARD 5. HICkSON.
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NOR RENT have tor rent, small
4 tIo,s, containing three rooms aud Kitchen on
= --sst near the residence of Hon. John M
i3..1. POSSESSION can be had at once. Apply to
Boz EDWARD ID. EACHO.
General Agent and Collector
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nop kENT-A very desirable SIORE
o1 NsIu street., suitable for wholesale ro-
- fnsrass, The central location ef this store rem
tst of the most eligible business stands 10 the
ds's po<spssien given on the LIST of January next
fo' 'S''n JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA.

SENT On Richard B. sadler, for cutting T. B.
Tatem, and Anderson Perkinson, for ipaicting a
wound upon the man Love, were examined before
the proper authorities in Petersburg on Friday,
and .ent on to the next Circuit Court for trial
They were admitted to bail.