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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
Exhibition of Horses.

Erecting mares with colts rcldnc and mare colts
) years old and under. 10 hc cxhibi:c from . 10 10
O'Clock AN. Mares and Ceiling upwards of yrs.
"!' from 10! t" noon. Stud horses from L. to .! o.
clcck l.. NJ.
NIB O'Clock +. NJ. the premiums awarded, Will
be announced
The chairman ottlc several committees will in
no ease. award 4 premium until he frst ascertain,
'hh. N" lndivi u:l is mcmhcr.i the Society.
The Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer will
be at the Hail. near The centre ~, tl,c Groom
Town Agents VIII please make it their especial
'''v I" procure the membership ofall their Towns
men.
II is requested that with yokcd cattle and horses
FcrSo'> viii bring haltcrs or chains 10 secure tlc
>tinr. Fer order. T. HOW ARD S,c,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16

great variety al dimensions constantly ON l,auJ
N-" Penn l"':lcr ai.I Locomotive Iron. Url,.,,
~: winch Will hs promptly executed l.v the mann
l:lcturcr'S Agent.
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Edwards, Eeyna;d &Ca,

fatr:t Powder l'r,"l l;:lik a,r. safe I"rk-
haiih a'i.t>. Stcei-ci thc-.>. ( Ii,r ira Safe,
Nos. IL \ + Congress l.. I:,r, II. Ms,
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WIlder's Iron Safe & Lock Warehouse.
PIANOS TO LET.

OLIVER nlTSON, Music Dealer. 1!5 Wa>h;ur
ten street, Boston. has great variety of Piano
t"tc', Mc"!"on> and Srra ilc- L. let. for CITY or
c"unrv. on low terms. If within one wear from thc
tline 81 hiring. the party should c"nclulc 10 bur
c'i'-e The instrument. no charge will lie made for
rent except the interest on lis Va,uc
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The Wonders of the Az.

PFDf. II",Rs mn: HES7pE ITItE.
Viii positively r."r" AZ, c,ai.re grey hair 10 il,
':,'ur. Color WI. 10y ~: General AGENT.
III Washington = -. n I. Starr I:-t.n.
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SEAMEN & NAVAL OFFICERS

VIII" served on the shore in California in the Mcx
can War. can now "tan bounty L,,,,i hv a,,plvinr
i'll person or hv letter t" lIoEArIo W,",pNAN. - L.
H. EXcha::ge. Court Square, wh"la cash for tie
W.
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3. NJ. PETTEN.IuL T. cos
Boston Business Directory.
BOOTS 4 SHOES

rs Moon. Wholesale Dralcrs IN Boot. Shoes &
Leather. M. ~ \ "S Central st.. have on hand :,
sock "l The best manufacture which they will sell
I'll The lowest prices in the market. for cash.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
Fair
l" he held at panvillc Sept 81 andes.
Order Of Arrangements.

FIRST DAY.
Far open ?o'cl"ck \. VI. All neat and other
stock, except horses, viii be cxhihitc,lon tho frs.
day
livery other article and product le>ignc, for pre-
ni,'inS. must lie entered AT the Sccrctary's Office
previous TO l0o'cock \. NJ. where it will be re-
CURED /" remain for exhibition till noon the 81 dav
Members of the Awarding Committees will re-
port Themselves al the Town Hall, nj IL O'clock 4.
NJ, wlicn all vacancies will lc filed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
RITIIlCR GOODS,
X. III. SPAJ,DJN(:.

In all their varieties, Garments. Sl.retincs, TOYS,
Foot Balls, &c. t;rnEcE H. UurE "a
IL Ern'n.i,I st. l;,,>.ou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16

Il: We Re tired Of this everlasting commo-
''oh about ncgrodom; the Southern pco,le
are tired of it, and they want peace and oui,t
II 1t can be obtained without the sac rifcc or
their Inallcnabic rishts.-H;chmoud VIVA.
1t is unfortunate that such sentiments wcrc
not sooner expressed and acted upon lv the
leading journalists and Congressman Of the
south: They could have had "rcacc and
!"'ct long ago they had desired i. In
uced' they had them pretty cfIcctuaIlv until
'ney chose to violate the compromise bv
winch they were secured. Now, what tbcv
refused to he satisfied with when it was at.
tanned, they cannot secure for the aSkno
IL Is too late. The I" commotion "cyokcd nv.
thc south, when it followed the DOUGLAS load
cannot be laid until the compact violated
shall be avenged, by securing Kansas and
->tnraska 10 frcc"om, and the Recognition
OF the principle that al Territories and all
new states shall be Free. The Who. there
fore, Is likely to become cery tired before if
secures what it so earnestly covcts. - ,Uo,u
Ere. Jour.
Com CE"r-Thc Albany Express. in
abiding to the drought panic recently excl.
ted ny one or two Of the metropolitan presses
says: -
me Tribune supposcs that the corn will
Only yield about two-,hirds as mucb Grain
as II would have done had the season been
Prop'''cus. 1t may do all this and vet tho
yield Will he full an average. the ,ro,, Is
onc-thld less than it should be, the oronnJ
planted with corn this season is full q t,,;ri
greater than that planted last wear. What
we lose IN poor yield we make m in in.
creased acres In our opinion the amount Of
corn that will come to market dur;pr the an.
preaching season will equal that of anv fnr-
iner year. This fact shows that orr mo,,s
Will he reasonable in price, let grain 90 a. it
nav - o. IL
he Buffalo Commercial of the 29tb has the
following Wv y ~ ''''' ''''
We mad Tie pleasure of an interview ,vester-
u ia. with gentleman directly connected with
i ,,. agricultural and shipping interests of the
VT est and resident OF NIaumcc county. who
informs us that the crop of corn in the Wa
o"Sh anu -iaumec sections will be larger and
III every respect better this season than il
Has ever occn before. His means of know
ING these facts are ample and his vcracilv is
hot 7" &c questioned
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JOHN T.. ARlsOrT.
MRS. W. s:lelvI1TlI.,

Manufacturer md l., ak j.. I,,Ec.' Drcss ,,,,s.
SIN and satin ''';si'r:. inrht~. s. A~... Irror
Ter "i M"''aIr Had !rc>>.'> in ..;.v t.lii.,y.
- Min 81. cor. If ,,.vo:.-irr I,,ssna
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JOSIAH BEARD.

Wholesale ana Ec'ai, Dealer in cider. AZ Porter
and Mineral Wafer. Howard .ih.ia.i,u Euilji,s
Il"war! =. E.toi
Iin.cl- sMi,;,li,L ..i: r.:l,. ,,:l!.l, forms
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H"'l,ooI Estimates. We are informed Lv
n. ~ Parker, Esq of F'itzwiliam. that Ly
request. when the Cheshire road was in con
temptation, he took pains to collect the
actual amount Of Transportation from and to
his town. and that he reported 7oo tons for
the year. In general this estimate was deem
ed cxtravagant. We now find that the or.li-
nary transportation for last year NSj3)
amounted TO about forty-two hundred tons.
besides half the ice from the pond, (Which
IS on the dividing line of Troyj estimated at
about .tour HomsGhd '.,ss.-kr,ne S,,,;,,L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
BROWN E. MoHROE,s

BROWN E. E0NROE,S
'rir''r''"'l ''rl;,l Ari"l rIiNo FoETfS
W''" T ri"llnr~>. ,urty and rill;ancv If tone are
r' SURPASSED i'v o:hrr establishment in rI,c
- '',' ''ir'i'i'ic purchasers respectfully So
liz He'd t" call ai. examine Eur instruments i,,yc
purchasing elsewhere.
"arrn"'i>- N" -: Washington, Il. En>.on.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
JOHN G. HALEY.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Sold rci,licr. Bod
top. Fancy Packing. G. 'n,n.r. and I:..Iir> E.sr,e
and Drc>s TIL Ms. N:l>s>. Wil,nr ,,,a Er....i-
Saichei>. Car;et Bag, g.
Il" above articles furnished in anv q,,:.r.;tv at
the lowest prices. Trunks. &C.. for E,,sr,,ii,,n
26 Milk 81. C,rrrr,f Ipcyop.L;rc :, D. ,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16

CHOLERA IN FALL RIvER-On Friday
evening. as We learn from an extra edition Of
the Fall River Monitor. the wife and second
daughter of Hon. Nathaniel t. Borden were
attacked with cholera, and the daughter died
on Saturday morning at about haf-pa nine
O'Clock. Mrs. Borden was still living and
hopes were entertained of her recovery
Miss H. was about 90 years of age, and was
much esteemed in the community. She spent
the evcnn" abroad in company with some
friends, and was attacked after her arrival
home. Her sudden demise had caused a
deep gloom in the community. The Monitor
publishes a list of 81 persons who have died
OF cholera, not previously reported in that pa
per.
u" There has been reduction 80 pcr
cent. IN the expenses ofthc Rutland and Bur-
lin"fon Railroad. under the administration of
Thomas Thatcher, TIE new President of the
corporation. Systems of rctrcnchmcnt have
also been adopted by the Og,lcn,burcl.
Northern. Chcsirc, Vermont and AIassachu-
sets and Fitchburg Railroads.
e \ "cool Geographic dcsIactch from
Montpelier to the city press says that Royce
falls far behind his ticket, on account of his
"cquivocal position on the Temperance qucs-
ton
The attempt made by a few disappointed
and imprudent men, before the election, to
misrerrcscnt Judge Royce, will lesson his
vote IA little, but not materially. These
=" friends OF Temperance have done more to
lnllurc the cause within the last three months
than any other class persons They have
done precise what the enemies of the pro-
hibtorv law would have them do.
Jud Joe Royce has lost two kinds of voters
those drunk on rum. and those drunk on wa
ter. In one town in Rutland comfy We
know he lost fifteen votes because he was
man and in favor of the Prohil,-
ltory law. In othc" towns he lost a few be-
rausc he was considered doubtful" We re-
.Iolcc that Judge Royce is not the choice of
ultraist> Of any Kind. - Hw,tnd HfuI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
NATHAN HssKIES Macbiso prol,
Corbett's Shaker Syrup Of Sarsaparilla.

And Browns Shaker Find Extract of Valrrian.
DR.. Maynanis C"lin,iin & bean, Elc,matic rill.
for sa!c hv MAYNARD 4 NolES.
n Merchants Rnn. i;..n.
sole Agents. IN" lr';~t Sia,s- * .,ri,.;... ~,
by all the principal! wI"civ Drrc->;> in ti,r r;ics
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16

Stencil Plates I'D Trdo,;h,o ,,l

n" II" Stale Il. E">i.i', fa.,c,i ...,.ai,t E-A
Manufactured. Nh'.">ilc ani lr,ail p"a.r II,
f"Tci "a ai.i y ;i-~:ic Stationery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
:. NJ. Blk BY.

:. N. BlXRY.
Dealer IN ru>t'm Hen,iy Made Uo'hing,
OF every style and quality. Custom Garments
made I" "ricr. Manufactures: wholesale and retail
'ciicr in t'cntlcmcns Furnishing Goods.
No. 70 Hanover i. Boston,
from The, flr.>C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30
NEW YORK MARKETS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Oct. %.

ARRIVED,
Schr Good Will, Wainwright, oysters
Schr Antelope, White, do
Schr Christina, Watson, do
Sehr VIM. James, Gustsfrey do
Schr Economy. P. Cutchin do
Steamship II. B. Beach, Saunders. Philadelphis,
mdse H. 4. futile.
Schr Leo, Snow. Boston, plaster, Shields Somer-
sc Sehr Adrianna, Kicker, Portland, plaster, David
sshr Palestine. Carson. Boston, plsstsr, Shields
= Schr colqutt, Phillips. Baltimore, shels w D
SAILED.
D. Currie. As ~
sshr New York, Adkins. New York, mds.. David
Curne.
Schr Nelly D studAms, coal, w. D. Colonitt 4 20
schr Dapkirk, Shady, YORK River. W.
Brig Clyde, Whippls, Newton adland. hsur. N.
Vail.
schr Fashion Stacia, light.
echr Alternately, Hswkias, light.
stssmship Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse
stssmsr fosshontas Jones. Baltimore, mdss and
passengers
Ngw ORLEANS, Oct. N.-ATrved. ship Atlanta.
f5om Baltimore.
NEW YoRK, Oct. % Cleared, schr. D. H. Bald.
win Laadle, Tor EfedeTicksburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

THERE are few things which afford Us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice
cause we are fully conscious we are comforting
public benefit and our heart tells that by our mo-
tees many have been induced to take these Btters
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver
complaint, &C., for the of which it ia certain
1t il prepared aud said only by DR.. c. M. JACKSON,
at the German Medicine Store, No. 40 Arch street.
Philadelphia
Agents for this city, Messrs PURCELL, LADD il
Co., and BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists.
2C-2w
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my auc.
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. los Main st., THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com. Merchant, Ice Main st.
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IT THE RUSSIANS, when they were "put-
ting 1t for dear lfe before the victorious allied
mics at the battle Of Alma. had only known that IN
the Fall of 1854 MAURICE, of the metropolitan
could have been improving understandiags at cheap
rates. methinks they would have had their own inn
proved before they rushed headlong into such
equal conte st.
Citizens and strangers, "take warning by their
fate,n and buy all your Boots and Shoes at MAU-
RIcE's Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon, ISL
Main st., Easls Square. Don't forget the place. He
sells the best goods at the fairest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

WAucH's IrALY-This painting will be
here about the 7th of November. 1t is the second
painting of Italy by Waugh, and was only compile
ted in August last. At the close OF the exhiohion
of it in Philadelphia meeting Of some OF the most
respectable and intelligent citizens OF that place
was held, at which the following resolutions were
adopted Dr. J. Mitchell presided, and Isaac
Lea acted as secretary.
ResoIred. Th.t we feel gratisd at being able to
express in this public manner our high aPprecianon
of the great work which we have seen tonight Inc
msenicence of the unrvaiie ed scenery OF Italy WITH
it's grand monuments Of ancient art its rich and mel
low landscapes its mountains aud volcanoes Its Pc
cuisr people and costume. have been delineated in
such a manner to bring before our eyes almost q
fac simie of the romantic, the sublime, and the
beautiful. Those of US who have travelled through
this faires part of the earth almost startled at
the bright and truthful imsges thus artistically
brought back to eyes, whilst thoss who have not
seen Italy delighted with the beautiful copy of
nature and art which enables them to travel agree
ably and intellectually, in few hours over the scenes
and memorials of the mighty past, and the exquisite
present of far-famed Italy.
Resolred That Mr. Wau gh is entitled to our thanks
for most eeabls and profitable evening, and al
best wishes for the of his enterprises
the happy result of sklfullJ applied art and pro-
longed personal labor.
Resolred. That these resolutions be printed.
[Siened VIM. B. REED, Chairman.
ISAAC LEA, Secretary.
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DRUxK.-John p. Vincent was Gagged last
Friday night for drunken and disordarly conduct
10 the theatre, and threatening 10 atab Edward
Mandin. When brought before the Mayor he was
reprimanded and discharged. on promise Of leaving
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SADpLERY AND HARNEss-NOw is the
time to pu rchase supplies of these articles very
cheap. Mr.. Colquitt's auction sale will give all
who need fair chance for supplying themselves -
See the advertisement and remember the hour and
terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

HAIR CUTTING. HAIR CUrTING-Strang-
ers Wis ting the Agricultural Fair wishing get their
hair Cut in the latest and most approved style and
their Whiskers changed to most beautiful black
brown color would advise them to call at the Hair
Cutting. Shaving. Sh coming and Bathing Saloon
nuder the American Hotel. Entrance l1th street.
B.-Hos cold and shower Baths be had at
all hours. Single Bath Is cts or tickets for 81.
oe so
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HEyR1oo CIRcu1r CoURr.-JUpaE CLt

dESRICO CIRCUIT COURT.-JUDGE CLOP-
TON PREsIDIsG This Court was engaged on Satur-
day in hearing arguments for and against the motion
bench warrant to have amin F. Prentiss arrsng
ed on the charge of consolidating with another wo.
were conc uded, the Judge remanded Prentiss until
this ming, at which time he will decide upon the
n lotion before him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

THE UNITED STATEs.-This Hotel has
passed into the hands of MIR. PHINEAs THURsToN,
f,rmerly of the Fountain Inn, Baltimore, gentle.
mau of experience and energy. He has been very
successful hotel keeper and having means, will
doubt manage the United States efficiently and in
creas, its popuarity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

VoLTAlRE SoLD.-This handsome race
horse, by Epsilon was sold at auction on Saturday
last. at the Fairfield Race Course, and purchased
by Dr. Lofland, for $1,000. He formerly belonged
to Messrs. C. Green and Lofand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

PICKS ABoUr.-The light fingered gentry
usually styled pickpockets have arrived in the city
in force, and are now prepared for operations
Strangers cautioned against their various games
tor raising money-such as dropping pocket books,
pledging galvanized watches for gold ones borrow
ing money on forged checks and notes for q short
time, making purchases, and the thousands of other
devices resorted to by them 1t may not be amss
caution those staying at hotels to bolt their doors
by which they can throw back the bolt of a lock,
when they have marked subject for nocturnal
visit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

NAuGHrY.-Vincent Harvey, charged
with being drunk and disordsrly In the street. was
discharged.
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The Dock continues to be crowded
with all classes of vessels, and teamsters are a.
busy a. bees, hauling to and from them.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, 26th inst, by the Rev. Geo.
w. Langhorne, Mr.. JUNIUS B. PRYOR to Mis-
| MARY JANE, daughter of Capt Beverly 7 Wells
all of this city.
On the same evening. By the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
P. CRUTCHFlELD to Miss EMMA WESLEY
daughter OF Capt. Beverly T. Wells. all of this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

Bound OvER-John Wilson was held
to bail in the sum of 5000 for using abusive Ian.
guage to Wm w. Burgess, on the 9th inst, and
threatening to stab him. When arrested by officer
Tyler, he was armed with sword.cane and cow
hide, and was in the act Of making an attack upon
Thomas Deliddy.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. October

RICHMOND MAKkETS. October d
FLoUR-There is no change since Friday Canal
Is sold readily at $9-wth very little in market and
little arriving
WHEAT-Ws quote still $500 81 IS for prime
red and white; arrivals limited.
CoRN.-We quote S2aS5 cents per bushel for cargo
and smaller sales.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Flour The marke ct for State
and Ohio 10 tribe lower, with sales of 8 $50 bbls
Ohio at $8.874 1925 Southern Flour il firm. with
sales of 700 bbls. at $3.50 80 6sa.
Wheat is scarce.
Corn is trias lower, with sales ,of S. 600 bushels
Western mixed at 8008lc.
Pork 10 firm, with sales of Mess at $l256
Lard 10 unchanged.
Whiskey 10 betteI-sales OF Ohio at 3ssc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

The F1RE Works tonight, if it does not
rain will prove very attractive to all who appre
ci ste such exhibition We understand that the mo t
complete arrangements have been made for the ac-
commodston of q large crowd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER-The
wharves at Rockets. well as the streets. are be
ing repaired and put in good order, ready for the
fall and winter trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

dispatch from FredeTickton. New Brunswick
announces the dcleat OF the Ministry--she eonfr-
mstiop Of the Reciprocity Treaty, was, however,
considered quite sals
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LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies of Grace ST..
Baptist Church will continue their FAIR at b.
SHER'S HALL, TO-DAY. 1t will also be open on
Monday and Tuesday next. full assortme mt of
full and ornamental articles on sale. oc 28-3tif&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

SusPIoioUs.-Henry S. Courtney alias
James Fl. Hutchinson was arrested yesterday morn
ing suspicious character and Gagged The accused
represented himself cigar merchant of Baln-
more and stated that he had made large sales ntae
city, which proved to be Ease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

AUCTION NoTIoE.-I ask the special at
tsnton of Clotbier's and retaiiers 70 INV sas THIS
MORNING, of Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.
oc so r. CAITTHORN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

The YOU'VE QUARTS BALL will be de-
lightful place at which to spend an evening. Cen
temen from the country can secure tickets. and we
can promise them a good time with that gallant
CORDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

The Sr. CHARLES This Hotel COM
menced business on Saturday. and we had the
pleasure of dining at the first public dinner served
up on it, tables. 1t was very capital one fore.
runner we anticipate of very superb ones that are
to come The energy of the Lessees Messrs w.
H. GOODMAN & Co., ius,ifies the expectation OF
good management and success to the ST. Charles.
They have given q noble example OF their liberalL
ty and their taste ia the elegant and substantial
manner in which they have fitted up their house
There can indeed be no doubt about the prosperous
career of the st. Charles If Its management be
characterized by the tact and enterprise which
marks the bold and go ahead demonstration in the
commencement.
Yesterday, the ST. Charles was pretty full of
guests who seemed to be delighted with their quar-
tiers,
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DIED,

On Saturday morning, Oct. 2sth, at Ie5 O'Clock,
JOHN HENRY, only son of James H. and Virginia
Love, aged years, ii months and l6 days
The friends and acquantances of the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral this (Monday) morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock, from his fathers residence on
Union Hill, near Asbury Chapel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

e. 2. G. Judson, alias Ned Buntline, who was
arrested In Maine few days since for shooting
negro he's been scqaisted the ground that no oct
Cd In self defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

The N. Y. Tribune Of Saturday contains state
ment which renders it quite probable that Dsniei
ullman, the Nothing candidate for Governor
Of New yorA Is 9 native Of Calcutta. The state.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

HIGH PRIoEB-Meats, poultry, oysters
ands vegetables are selling at exorbitant prices
just now. Every body and family seems to be
'buying up" for the Fair week, in order to be pre-
pared to accommodate their country friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-30

LOCKED uP-Beverly Morris free
negro, was sent to jail for want of aregister.