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From Bgitisn Pro 0vfnces.
OPINIONS OF TIE PROVINCIAL PRESS ON TIE RECIPno-
CITY TREATY-BRIG AsHORE-A LARGE FLRgR
BOUND FOR THE FISHING GROUNDS, ETC.

OPINIONS OF TIE PROVINCIAL PRESS ON TIE RECIPDo-
CITY TKEATY-BRIG AsHORE-A LARGE FLnge
BOUND FoR THE FISHING GROUNDS, ETC.
BOSTON, Sept q, 1854
We have New Brunswick papers OF h. 26th inst, aAA
they, with late Halifax papers, devote much space to
The reciprocity treaty, complaining toat ts ratification
by party and not b. the other gives great pressa
advantage to the United tates The British North AMat
can At Halifax saya Really VIC live in arrange umsa.
colopists TO be trsmped ON In this mauner Bst
thcussun times to be parcel Of the Unitsd
tetes. II is rs well GO 10 body have our psa
PIE cxpatiate thu mseives and hok there by hundreds
ull they leave their native shofs dssolate - The g.
John Nelo Brunsricker sit s the genera opnioa
that the legislature ought nvened immediately
Ia order to give effect to the reciprocity treaty reject
IT, thought advisable Unti this DONE II neigh
bors going to have ali they the 6shsres
while posr blue nosts' will have to ode tbs time fee
rty benefits until we ge ready 10 uprOvsour chances
The Halifax North Amos6aHc u september 2lst says:-s
Cipain lay bold cf tbs Alice Rogers, repnr's 20 ng
large brig ashore yesterday on Iitc Harbor but oola
not hstn Whit her nsme He also passed large
number Of American fishing vessels bound down rs
coast, numbering from hundred and atty 70 TIVE
hunf red t.s 4hM
At It John, potatoes were declining in price.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.
BALT1noRx, sept. n, 1854
The Charleston and Savannah papers speak of ~
abatement Of the vruence Of the disease In those e
Jesse Z. scurry and servant Of Nswbsy, South Cre-
lima, shot dead few days by Dr Guatsr sna
bis brother An old feud ex ted between the parties.
reward of two thousand dollars ID offered foe the ar
rest Of the Gunters
YELLOW FEVER AT AUGUSTA.
COLUMBIA, sept ~, 1854.
Tho deaths in this place by yellow fever suadAv,
were FIVE; Monday, ave; Tuesday two; and ssvss
reported. The weather continues to be-
very unfayorsble
THE CHOLERA AT PTrrsBURo.
PrrsBuR0, sept ~. 1854
Twelve deaths from cholera took place to day. n
panic has entirely passed away.
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The k,rohsbisOEy Liquor Law In New Havca.
HAv SanN

town meeting was held In this city for the purposs
OF deciding by ballot whether appropriation shsula
be made m the towp treasury for the purpose Of fur
nhhins sgsnt the nteessary funds to sell liquor 30
cordins to the provisions OF the prohbitory quor
law. 1t Was tcst question bet the friends aad -
popents Of ths law, tnd much excitement prevailed
There were three tho-sand atty three votes polsd
sixteen hundred snd forty Of which for agency,
and fourteen hundred and seven against It, leaving
majority Of two hundred and thirty nine favor Of ts
appropriation The friends of the law rejoice and it,
opponents feet dishcArteued
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~ LOUISVILLE Sept 27, 1854.
Tho steamer Ceona, the Red river with cargo q
avc hundred bales Of cotton caught FIRE three days ago
and was burnt up. We have no further Particular
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hIfADELFHlAy s6pS IuUSH
Our money market "a. day 10 without chspgs steoks
steady, but mot active We quote Psnnayvania Rail-
road at AK Reading ba,lrcsd, 87;s Ling Island Rail-
road 1AA; Morris Canal, 49, Psnnsy lvanis b, 81
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CONVENTION OF SECEDERs FROM ANTI.
NEBRASKA CONVENTION.

AUBUEH, sept ~, 1854
The feoedess convention resSsembsd at eight o'clock
this moruipg
The conn.tse reported series Of niro resol ations
which we're adopted
The 6rt declares the oonv~ntic independent Of Old
parties ello With the republican party of
TIE second declares th.t ell future natl ,n parties
must he essed savsry ant slavery sf
the ccDstiutsou and proclsms hostility to ths pro.
slsver, gisAtioo Of both whs md democratic sdmnis
trs,icns
Third expresses the belies that the should
he strictly construed With reference to the rights
States, and upon this the perpetuty of the Onion
pepcs
Fourth declares the Nebraska bill rot esly viclstou
OF piigh'ed fsih and reiesss Of the North from ob
CATION sdpt flsve states but makes the duty
OF Congress To reject them.
Fifth rropoupces the fugitive slave law VA ~rautsd
by the co0sututon and disgrsce 70 republcsa gov
srnwept ard christian peosie
sixth advocates tho prohibition Of slsvery In the Ter
ritcfies
seventh savocs,es the prohibition Of slavery iu the
District OF Columbia.
lighih demands prohihitovy liquor Law.
Meth states that the reasons for acting ude peudeu
Of the amforj Hail Anti-kebrsska Convection wer
because free discussion stif~d bv noisy lobby and
II sdjsurned to give the wings ch suoe TO c,mpel
unqualified endorsement Of thsr candidates Ii also
rec smrends an address to the people of The state
TIE following committee appointed to prepare th,
sdcIess ALFRED Wells, of Tompkps A. Pryre OF Madl
sn; Ieonsrd Gibbs, S. Fl. Taft Hiram Barney.
Sir. msouA1 of Allegany offered a resolution recon-
mendng ratification meetings In the several to wns In
the State Adopted
The m MIXERS of the Free democratic State Committee
appointed last right elected - tho Republican
State Central Committee with the addition Of Judge
McCoup and Abjah Mann thereto.
Adjourned sine die
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ORl AMI DEmOOhA rlO MONEMEy I.
FUSION OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF SINGLE
TlcSEr-hEETING OF BOTH TATE CENTRAL CON.
MITTEEs.
Albany, Sept 90, 1854
II ia currently rumoied about t,wn to day that the
meeting Of the two democratic state Ia this
city on the same day-Thursday-is omen Of recon
ciation The hards called their meeting drat and then
the softs immediately followed 1t Ia whispered that
ApsoD Clark the soft candidate for Canal Com missioner
ia prepared to decline, arrangements having cordially
been made to nomiaate him for Congress- that
will withdraw consideration Of being restored to the
vsrdenshp Of the Sing Sing prison. that Seymour has
been rendered the At Madrid recently pied by
soule The witherawa Of these respective candidste-
will be offered to the hard committee and tbs soft por
ton of the democracy about cs into the Bronson
Nothing Il said in relation to Ludlow it being unueces
sary, as he has been eectusI usei up BY Abah Mann
But the hsrds offer qud pro quo In confederation Of the
withdrawal Of the Seymour ticket The fact that Judge
Bronson the position with Seymour on the
temperance question will facilitate the coalition.
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PROVIDENCE, sept. q, 1854.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas, Of hartford this morning
elected Bishop Of the Episcopal Church In the diocese
~ great majority Of both orders. The conventou
then ad journed sine die
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NE VS. BY TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER ouTCM Ms,1lNi AT WASHING ron.
A Government ieiaulter Dttertcd.
The Liquor Law at New Haven.
Interesting from the Brltl.h Provinces,
&c., &C., &c.


From Washington.
NETTING OF THE ThUg YRIgNDs or CIVIL AND RRLr--
ofoUS LIBERTY = KxrRSsIvE DEFALc ArI0Ms-
TROOPS ORDERED TO THx FROsTiEK.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 1864
Tho meeting at the City Hall day OF the true nA
Oh civh anc religious ii erty, the largest and NEST
enthusiastic sf any that has ever bsen held here
Rssolstions passed and adoptsd that america Z
th- home OF the oppressed Of whatever name creed e
nation bat that Americans should rule the country
he meeting calee sett.on TO that OF Friday
last the call for which ntnae6 that acd religious
liberty in dsr ger In this city Strong ground wus
tai en- by the speasers account of many govern
ntnt officers taking part in 1t Perfect order was
aintsned hIouehout the proceedings and the sosas
was erlivened by bonfres, rockets, and music.
The demot ration shows tho relative strength OF ths
Know Nothings in this city TWO or three thousAsd
persoDs present and eatire unspimy prevailed.
David,on King late Surveyor General OF California u
ound 20 be defaulter to the government In the sum
Of twenty Eve Thousand dollars
1ha War Department will send large number Of re-
cruits to TexV and the ,thgestern ports about the
LIST Of November.
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Canal Nav1gAtiOn Suspendod.
PIrrsBuRo, Sept. n, 1854.
The acqueduct at Freeport fell last evening" In oonss-
qusnce Of which canal navigation has been suspended
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Bosrox, Sept. ~, 1864
At the Cambridge Cattle market sales wses msts ~
3e58 bead Of bsef eas but the aud dry ~ssshsr
al c.s the market nrd bukiIss = Sst ss.ivs -
vas last veak EstTs ~ sold ct - 20; arst quahH
o.; .eosd, o.; thsd, ~ 20; osds1ary, esta.
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The Expected steamships.

N0N-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Sept. 2I-10P.M.
The steamer America, eleven sys and half out
from Liverpool has not Jet been sguazcd hut il ns-
nasntarily expec ed.
NO SIGNS OF THE STEAMER ALPS.
BcsroS, Sept 27-uKP.M.
There are signs Of the steamer Alps arrival aow
in her fifteenth day up TO this hour.
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Know Nothing NOaninasiOn for Mayor -
/ BuivlmO<c.

BatVlmO<c.
BALTIMORE. Sept, 81, 1864.
The Know Nothings last night nomin atsd Samua
Kinks, OF the firm Of G. Kinks Co., -four merchaats
aa their candidate for Mayor.
The recent collision the Georgia railroad killed oos
of the engineers and remsn, and severely scaed ths
other employees; but the passengers u1injarsA.
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DcDar,ure OF tho 6snxern.

Departure OF tho Niagara.
BosroS, Sept. q, 1854
The royal mail steamship Niagara Captain Lsdtol.
sailed at to-day with sixty for Hv
erpool ami Gfty four for Halifax. she takes sut
seas 300 in specie, m silly American gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

CONVICTION of ]. H. PHELPs-We have briefly
announced the conviction of Phelps at Albany, N
Y for the murder of his wife, A teiegraphic dis.
patch says:
without manifestng any apparent concern. During
the whole trial he seemed to betray no uneasiness
with regard to bis fate, sitting careessly behind his
counsel his face resting the table one half of the
time.
Phelps is 35 years of age, an engineer and machi-
mist by profession, and ranks among the most skill.
full and Ingenious. He had within few years be-
come addicted to habits of intemperance, which
frequently threw him into fits of delirium tremens
1t was proved that he lived unhappily with his wife
that his mind afflicted with jealousy, and while
under the influence of alcohol and the thoughts of
his wifes infdelity praying upon his intellect. he
committed the homicide. The verdict of the jury
is approved by those who are acquainted with the
facts, who attended the trial and listened to the
testimony.
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Il &c II III @ Nd, VA:
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1854.

NORTH CAROLINA OF SENATOR
Hon. Asa Biggs was elected to the U. s. Senate on
Saturday last, by the Legislature of North Caroli
na, for the term OF six years from the 4h of March
next. The vote stood-Biggs 81, Barrenger CO.
majority for Biggs, 22
Gov. David 5. Reid, who was elected Senator on
the previous day, will have to take his seat on the
4th OF December, and the gubernatoriai chair will
have to be filled for one month by Warren Wing
low, the present speaker of the State Senate This
VIII create vacancy in the latter body, to fill
which special election will be held
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fire broke out in the shoe shop of Mr. Erbner.
IN nsandersville, Georgia, on the night of the 10Th
inst. The flames communicated thence to the tai.
lor shop of Mr. Usina, thence to the kitchen in the
tavern yard-all the property of MIR. Jeptha Brant.
ley, all of which were entirely consumed.
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JULIA DEAN AND THE BoUQUET -"Acorn de-
scribes in the Spirit OF the Times queer scene as
having come off, in sporting phrase, few eve
nings since, at the Boston theatre the occasion be-
ing tie benefit of that charming actress and lady,
Miss Julia Dean. "Ingomar' was the play of the
evening, with her as Parthenia, and Mr. Bennett as
the barbarian. The piece, Gays Acorn" was
warmly applauded throug ghout, and during the per-
formance both were called before the curtain three
times and at the conclusion of the drama call
again started and kept up by some enthusiastic
young gentlemen who had snugly ensconced them
selves in one of the private boxes but Miss Dean
probably thinking, as did many of the audience,
that the whole thing approached too clssely to a
burlesque, did not readily answer the CALL during
which, one of the persons in the piece, costume6
barbarian, came upon the stage to pick up a
property that had been LETT before the curtain, when
the excited young gentlemen instantly hurled at
him large bouquet that came near knocking the
poor fellow oyer. However, he soon recovered
himself and with the most admirable nonchalance
gathered up the armtul of flowers, and bowling
quite gracefully at the box from whence the bou-
quet came, left the stage amidst uproarous laughter
and shouts, while the young gentlemen in the box
I" Vanished like vapor wreath that dms the sum.
mer moonr r'
The call was then made for Miss Dean by the audi
ence generally, and she al last made her appear.
ance once more before the curtain, with the mons
ter bouquet in her arms! no doubt annoyed at the
doubtful good taste of such continuous calls
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Il. II. sTABLER h CO, Proprietora
Wholesale DrussiEts, Baltimore
HIIRCEII LAM z, ~
PURCELL, LADD L Co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Drugsirts and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. no T-d&ci9t

WoRms, WoRms-Various theories have
been started relative TO the origin of intestinal
worms and yet the question is still vexed one
among medical suthori es OF one fact howe. er.
all are informed. and in which all sgree-ths fatal
nature of the influence they exert on children. At
this season of the year the attacks of worms
frequent, as we as most dangerous. We take great
pleasure in directing the attention Of parents TO the
VERMlFUGE Of DR. MLAsE. 1t Is one of the most
extraordinary medicines ever introduced 10 the pub
lie and has neve- failed Of success when tried
F. S.-Ths above vslusble remedy, also DR.. Nc.
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all respecta-
bic Drug Stores In this city.
Ey- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for,
and take mono bu. DIR. MLANE'S VERMFUGE.--
All others, Ia comparison, are worthless.
no I-dAcIw
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SFWING MACHINF s,-HaviDp ha

SEWN NJ ACHINEs s-Having had
many applications for and enquiries respecting Sew
ing Machines, | have been induced to examine
sey into the merits of the different manufactures
and for year past have spent much time IN order
to ascertain which kind would be best adapted the
South, for all general purposes, and am happy
to inform the public that havc taken the agency for
tho sale of Hunts Machines, which, for capacity,
simplicity, durability and cheapness cannot be
passed. whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price S75 and SIS.
z. HORTON KEACH,
no Its OIL Main street.
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TME RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COMPANY
will hold their regular Monthly Meeting the 1st
day of November, in their Room in the Law Build
ing at I! O'Clock. Dues, &C. received from to 8
O'clock
NJ Two months after date application will be
Certificates of Stock in lieu of thLse heretofore is
zued TO A. A Hughes for 20 shares, and TO William
Booth for shares which have been lost,
no l-laW2m B. b. MINOR, Sec, &c.
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FORM OF PROXY

KNOW ALI MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That--
he undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney ---- for and in name to
5set.ns OF the stockholders Of the Richmond and
.ssrylile Railroad Company to be he Id at on
= the - day OF , at any sd jOurned meeting
hereof, hereby raiifying sIl the acts of - said
attorney in the premises, fully as if --- were
sresent and voting in person.
/ y testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
- hard this --- day OF -
no I6-tlithD
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I1ISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

J. CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
h nd assortment of these BURIAL CASES.
TEey are extensively used, and possess advantages
H. vaults, OF for ordinary nterments They are made
o. the most imperishabe materials, and are ena-
IL He'd inside and out 40 prevent cOErOsou. When
prIprry cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
in hem are free from Eruption of water closed
asiHst Insects, and may without offensive odor bs
trasp0rted to distant places. The remains Of Gal.
holn, Clay and Webster, were sntoInbed in coffips
Of cbis KIND
,'he subscriber has also larTe supply of WOOD
CCFFlNS, and keeps on hard SUEOIDS and every
requisite for Funerals. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hesrses and Carriages
C.: :4-3m j A. BELVIN, Governor st.
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NOTIC E.-The undersigned hereby
IN gives notice that he has lost CERTIFfCA ATE
in his name. for share of Stock In the Richmond
Fire Asiocaton No 2s46 issued the 18th Of August,
OF Directors of said Association, direct Ger
tificete TO be Issued in place thereof.
Any person having found the same, VIII be suita-
bly, rewarded bT returning it to
oc i-law2mN JOHN BOUCHER.
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1t is said that the Governor of Trinidad is a pri-
soner in Havana. The charge against him is having
refused at once to send troops to Cienfuegos to
quel an outbreak there, at which the soldiers had
fraternized with the people,
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN


lFHuLsTtRERs AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner cf G0rsrH0F and Fr0HH}jH Streets,
III AVE now in store, their Fall Stock OF
Il French and American PAPER HANGINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS. CORNICES, BANDS. CORDS,
rASSELS, Lace eud Muslin CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES. &c D.,
shich they will cell work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared 10 execute PAPER HANG
ING sud tPHOLSTERiNG promptly, in the city
ar country. oc 2-3rn
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HE CONDITION or THE STOMACH Is OF
vital importance. No man. woman child can be
healthy unless the work of digestion is re guary,
thoroughly and vigorously performed. With three
tourths of civilized society this is not the And
vet the remecy ia within the reach of all. HooF-
LAKD's GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by DR.. c. NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia. will as surely create regular
and healthy action of the stomach oil will lessen
the friction of machinery. Let the victim of dys
pepsia or indigestion in any of its forms try it, and
we guarantee good appetite, physical vgor, firm
nerves sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day.
Agents for this cty-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD L
Co. and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
no 27-2W
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NORTH CAROLINA BANKs-Rumors have been
atioat in Petersburg prejudicsl to the Commercial
Bank OF Wilmington, the Bank OF Washington and
The Bank OF Wadesborough The Express shows
the rumors to be utterly unfounded.
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in New Orleans, on the 10Th inst, John Connolly,
a native of New York, stabbed Spaniard, named
Antonio Rivas. There were no hopes OF his recoy-
cry. Connolly was arrested.
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Alvin Smiths boot and leather factory in Lemp
ster, N. II. was burnt On Saturday night week
loss $4,000, insurance $4,000; nearly one hun.
dred hands were thrown out of employment.
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VERDICT The jury of inquest in Boston on the
case of Alex 7 Leete, have rendered n verdict tina,
he was murdered by Jas. Hawkins. The murder
er is under arrest
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NOTICE
NOTICED
RICHMOND AND DANEILIE RAILROAD co

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD CO
II H + seventh annual meeting of the
a. Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvie
Railroad Company will be held in the City of Rich
slOEd on WEDNESDAY, December 18th, 1854, at 12
1clook NJ The Stockholders will, usual, have the
privilege Of coming to and returning from the meet
FREE the
P. VAN DEURSEN. Secretary.
NOVEMBER l3.h, I354
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On Sunday night week, the residence of Mr.. Jas.
Gasque in the lower part Of Georgetown, s. c., was
entirely consumed by fire
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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KIcHmoYD, I4th Nov, 1851.

Nh. julius A. HOBsoN,
CoHecfarCf TareS for the Chyof Richmond:
DEAR SIR: am instructed by the Finance
Committee to require you under the authority vest
ed in you by Ordinance concerning the collection of
assessed taxes" to take such action will promptly
place the taxes, past due, in the hands Of the Cham
berlain to meet pressing claims On the city.
Yeurs very respectfully,
THOS. w. McCANCE,
Chairman of Finance Committee
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The free schools in the Parishes of ST. Michael,
and St. Philip, South Carolina are in fourishing
condition.
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1MP0RT TANT TO STOCK GR0WERs.-ln
locking through the exhibition of stock on the Fair
Grounds to-day, was particularly interested in
Gnining the splendid mules and fine breeding mares.
well some beautiful blooded horses. They will
compare favorably with the recent exhibitions at
New Haven. Conn, or rattlebOro', Vt
One thing, however, noticed, which should be at
tended TO by stock raiseTs if they would have their
anmale perfect and smooth in their limbs. Many of
the horses and mules too have indications of lint
wind gals SPAWN and sweeny their limbs. These
defects are easily reIneded and removed if taken in
time; and nothing has proved successful az
the MEXICAN MUST ANG LINIMENT.
II is also certain remedy for saddle harness CALLS
sprsns bruises or scratches and will remove film
from the eyeB, even after the sight is entirely OBJ
scured.
1t is equally eiicacious for any complaint OF human
sores, burns bruises, chspped hands feet, or
csked breasts nipples, piles, and infallibe
remedy for rheumatism. TRY IT.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD / CO,
corner Main and 18th streets, and by all dealers in
medicines nof-lmW4t
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no Its

CONSTITUTIONS that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels and
liver, can be entirely cured by the regular of
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. To be had OF
all the principal Druggists in Virginia
Orders viii be promptly filled. by addressing
noIS f.. BAKER. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

All the former officers of the Hempfed Railroad
have been reelected.
Jno. C. Blunt, Esq editor of the Peoples Press
published at Salem, N C., lie dead.
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During the week ending the 10Th inst. there were
PA deaths in New Orleans, including &c of yellow
fever