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Petition for Partition.

In 1AE COUKI OF COMMON fLEAs
OF MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Eliza Drum,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS TO PREMIUM ANI-
mALs--We lay before our readers this morning the
award Of the Committee Of the State Agricultural
Society, to premium animals
500. For the beat bull of three years old or mora
Of any breed on exhibition, 920. to Aaron Clement
Philad. lphis, for his Ayrshire bull Bruce, 4yean
sos For the best COW Of any breed on exhibition,
go. t, P. D Glenn, Richmond, for his Ayrshire COW
so4 For the b.st stallion Of any. breed exhibi.
P,ince Albert by Marsrave
hibtion. go. 70 Thomas ". boswell, Richmond, for
his bay mare Nina. by Boston.
SIC For the best buck of amy breed on exhibition.
buck Cambridge and DR.. J. Il. Woods for his Cots
void, both being equal.
&c. to H. Duany. Loudoun, for his imported Cots
sas For the be st boar of any breed on exhibition,
$40, to 8. L. Tucker, MARYLAND, for Chester boar
sos For she best bresdiOs g = Of any breed on ex
hibition, $40. to Dr. J. r. Wrcd.. for his Delaware
Russia and Chester SOW, years old
MIsCELLANEOusD EPARTMENT.-TheC Com
n,ittce ON the Miscellaneous Department Of the Vir
einia State Fair have handed 10 their report to the
Secretary, and recommend in it number OF Pre-.
miums s.
VIM A Pratt of Richmond for specimens Of ham
| diwork by the Northwest Indians.
E. v. Valentine of Richmond. for beautiful paint
&. osden Of the Beivisere Manufacturing Comps.
ny, Richmond, for specimens of coored and pr nting
paper.
and three cslf-sAins tanned in eight days
| Peters, Martin Co Agents of Samuel Psacoe,
Augusta. for barrel Of lime ficm Wyels Cave.
M. Mccormick. Richmond, for sample of bright
and sparkling porter. = =
| Richie & Dunnevant. Richmond, fer six iithogra-
peare's works. Beauties OF Moore, and Beauties OF
Loneliness. These books were bound by the en-
ployees of Messrs r l. d.
J. B. w. f Poaeue, Rockbridge, for specimens
hydraulic cement.
/ III. w, Cole, Richmond, two flour barrels
B; I. Whitescarver, Rappahannock one mathema-
tical instIumen
j. w. Randolph Richmond. three blank books and
one copy of Shakespeare elegantly bound
@ Keuman, Richmond, for case OF beautifully
stuffed birds
John Clarke-John s. Gallahsr, Jr., exhibitor-for
Mrs, E. A. Burton, Henrco, for two pair of CATERS
made by herself
Miss J. Taylor, Petersburg. for beautiful fancy
picture.
Wyndham Robertson, Kanawha for three beauti-
full specimens of salt
Aionzo Miller. Madison. for a specimen of bride
and harness leather
Geo. Calvert, for combination beehive, swarm
They also make Complimentary notices of C B.
McCormicks water cooler; Edward Neidt's three
large cakes of soap; w. +. Dodge's machine belt
clasp; Master W. b Myers picture, which they pro-
nouuee to be elegantiy designed. and bespeaks the
youth an artist OF geniue model cottage and grounds
of Thomas Hartley of Chesterfield; The Lords Pray
er, translated from English into Hebrew by YOUTH
portable fence by James Row of Florida; and the
bliad morticing machine by George Calvert of Eau.
quier.
The recommendations will go before the Exscu-
tive Committee for their action and in due time will
be reported upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

RUSSIAN STRENGTH AT SEBAsTopoL.-The
Debats of Oct. IL, estimates the force at the
disposal Of Prince Menschikoff at 20 900, in
GLIDING the division which has arrived from
the line OF the Dneister, after march of %
days. The Debats is of opinion that all the
reinforcements which he could collect, must
have already Joined him. They are compos.
ed of troops from the garrisons on the coast
OF Circassia, which the Russians have been
compelled to evacuate. 1t is stated that the
reinforcement of 5000 men, who came from
kestch, and Joined Menschikoff on the AL
ma, the very day before the battle, included
the garrison of Anapa The De5ats. thinks
the troops which must have left Kherson and
Nicolaief, on hearing of the landing of the
allies, could not, without great difficulty, ar.
rive in time to take part in the defence Of
Sebastopol With the addition of the sailors
from the Russian feet, the Russian force. in
the opinion of the De0ats, may be brought
up to $4,000 men; but the allies win also he
reinforced to the same number.
The Vienna journals estimate the Rnss;an
army in the Crimes, at lao, 600 men, but the
De6dfs ayers that they have been deceived
BY the sgents or partisans of Russia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
BAITIMoRE MARKETs Nov a

Flour-The markst this rnine is very quiet
There is not much disposition manifested either to
buy SELL Sales Of 200 bbls Howard street at O. IS
than which buyers not willing to give CITY
Mills he Id at so.
Wheat-The receipts are not so large as for some
days past. The market is quiet, but remains firm
There about Is Gt0 bushels offered. with sales
of white, good to prime, at 81 1901 49, choice white
at 95i IS; red do. at Sl75OI85 Lots of inferior
qualities u to Is cts less per bushel
Corn-The receipts mod crate and market Quiet
There about Is 600 bushels offered and sales of
old white at 7ad72c. yellow at 7S078c.; new white
and yellow at &c to Toe.
Whiskey Is irmer; sales of bis at 42c. We quote
hhds. nominal at 47c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

~ The New York Express says that the
highest dignity of the approaching Guber-
Material election in that State, seems to rest
upon bung hole, and whether it shall be
closed or half closed, or thrown wide open.
In comparison with this great question, says
the Express, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri
compromises, Canal ENGAGEMENTS, State
Debts and Credits, all sink into utter insight
fcance.
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A CARD.

T BEG respectfully to inform my friends
4 and the public, that am now In the house of
Messrs. SMITH HARDWOOD, N. IS Main street,
sign of the broadsxe, where it would afford me ~
IRE to sec Them and to supply them with any gobds
in the house of Mr. Theo Robertson for about fItA.u
years, and partner with hun and Mr.. VIM B. Gates
from the LIST August Isl, to LIST july 1854 and any
orders entrusted to from the patrons OF Robert.
son. Gates Radcliffe would be very thankfully re-
ceived and have the best and careful
Of the house in which am now employed.
no 6-im j. W. RATCLIFFE
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PERSONAL.
A CA K D.

FEELING that an apology for my rash
Il impulse in assuming the place of Prof. Elliott,
on Thursdsy last il dGe not less to the public st
large, whose expectations thus disappointed than
to that gentleman himself avail myself Of this mode
Of asking the indulgence of the citizens of Richmond
and thoue htiess man. impelied by long cherished
desire to enjoy the beauties of balloon acsena.ou
t, this act, might not be deemed totally inexcusabls
To Prof. Elliott himself, for whom entertain feel
ings of the deepest regard and respect I am happy
to state have made reparaton for the Injuries sus
tanned to The extent of my abilities. To Mesas
James. NJ. Ladd, James Jones James Barrick ard
Drs Robert and L. 3. Stsrke, who assisted me in my
dss;en', return my earnest thanks for their kline.
ness ana courtesy. Respectfully,
no 6-9ts A. L. CARRIER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

CAUGHT AND GENERALIZATION LAUGH
ton alias c. R Hamilton entered the Fair Grounds
on Friday night under the pretence of having
stallion, two bulls, aud lot of poultry on exhibit
B. w. l.. Blanton of Cumberland, and being left
alone with her for short time, took the hood from
her back, rolled himself in it, and then took lods
ings under the manger, where he was afterwards
arrested. Why the fellow acted so silly It. diff
cult 10 determine unless he wished to get into the
square to snooze with the cattle. He knew that
the estes were guarded, and that it would be inpos
sble Tor him to get out of them. He is a woaly
face fellow, and halls from Stonington, Connecticut
The Mayor committed him for trial before the
Musings Court for petty larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
HENRIco ClRcuIr CouRr-Judge Cor

HENRIC0 C1RCUiT COuRT-Judge CLoP-
TON presiding court spent its session last Sat
urday in the trial of Patrick Feeney. indicted for
poisoning twelve cows the property of Mr. John 3
Crenshaw. We gave the evidence In the csuss
when the prisoner was arragned before the examin.
ing Court.f At the conclusion of the testimony Mr.
Your opened the cause for the Commonwealth. and
Crane, and John S. Caskie. Esq,s. in able argu-
rnent. Mr.. Young closed for the prosecution. st 9
late hour, when the was given to the jury. Who
after a short retirement returned verdict Of moi
guilty. whereupon the prisoner was acquitted.
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DIED,

On Saturday evening, 4th inst. JOHN HAMP-
DEN, son OF Il. w and Ann E. Henderson, In the
9Th year OF his age. $50 ssss,
The friends and acquaintances of the family, and
ALSO those of Mr. James Oliver, requested to at
tend the funeral from the residence of the latter
18th between Marshall and Clay streets, THIS
FORENOON, at ii O'Clock.
On Sunday, 5th inst, HELEN WILMONIA, Sc
cond daughter of Caddis B. and Mildred III. Luck,
aged six years.
The friends and acquainta of the family in
vited to attend her funeral from Monumental church.
this (MONDAY) evening at 81 O'CLOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

The CONVENTION WITH RUssIA-The Washing
ton Union of Friday publishes the official procla-
nation confirming tine Convention entered into be-
tween the United States and Russia, perpetuaiing
the principle of the rights of neutrals at sea- The
Convention provides that free ships make free
goods, and that the properly OF neutrals on board
euemys vessels is not subject to confacaton unless
contraband of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

The articles to be donated at the close of the Be-
RES Of Concerts viii be handed for distribution.
TO a committee appointed by the audience
N. There will be 5000 pre- sents and every pur.
chaser OF Gift Ticket will certainly receive one of
the presents enumerated, as the number of Gift
Tickets is limited to Three Thousand.
Tickets can be had of Mr. VIM. GouLDIs of Mr..
JOHN DARRAcorT, at the Powhatan House. and at
the principal bookstores in the CITY,
- Information in regard to the real estate to he
donated may be obtained at either of the daily
paper Offices in thu city.
no a-tf RADFoRD, PRESTON l. CO.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Noyembe

FLOUR-Th news by the Baltic has stimulated
the market considerable though to very little pur-
pose, there 10 st OK of moment to operate in
Saturday 80 Is Yves offered for Superne. but oders
generally put up their demands to $3.50. in the alb
seuce Of clear understanding of the effect of the
news the Northern markets.
WHEAT.-We quote prime red and white at 81 IS
asa advance of l0s. sales before the ne ws BY
ths steamer
CORN.-sales at s50s7Ac. cash. Some tales at soc
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"a. r,g.rrn.-f,ne Of the llestest me

4 OKAN E1VBTEH.- u - ~ - .-..,.
chanfcal inventions Of The day is Frost Monroe
patent n n 1lusfer. now on exhibision at Corn
fhian Han The object Of the machins e g seps.
rate from the bran TINT portion OF our when ssen
with The best bolts Will ESCAPE with H. ana 1n,s
pcrforius most satisfactorily After tnorougny
iesue is powers Il Gale usfed that three barrels
Of flour can be sssed out oT the bran prcduced ~
the manufacture OF one hundred barrels OF nour.-
III this be the case and we haveno doubt rom eAPe
rineuts made with bran at the Institute that = %
Il seems strange TO us that sill millers do not use
them Three additional barrels of -four to every
one hundred manufactured in the mills Of the cry
win prove fortune to any one man IN the course
oil few years. 49, gs4
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nor PRovED-Patrick Larkin, charged
with -assaulting Timothy O'Brien, appeared before
the Mayor, last Saturday, to answer the charge
The prisoner testified that Mrs, Larkin used the
soft side of board upon his head. Ia the presence
OF her husband, and that the two then made him 60
to bsd. after which the end of his pocket was cut
off aad his money stolen. A witness for the defence
proved the improbability of the story, as Tim had
said ia his presence that he had no money and his
Honor thereupon dismissed the warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

PARTY PLATFoRMs.-The New York Her
aid says that, according to Senator Dickin-
sons definition of the platform of the respec-
tive parties in New York on the liquor ques-
ton, they are as follows:
Bronson Platform-Good liquor.
Seymour Platform-Bad liquor.
Clarke Platform-No liquor at ALL
Ullman Platform-No whiskey for the Irish
no schnapps for the Dutch, no lager bier for
the Germans, no offices for foreigners, and
down with the Pope
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Mgr VALUABLE REAL EsrATE ON RRaAn.

MosT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BROAD,
CApIroL AND TENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION. THIS
DAY-We would ask most particular attention to
our sale his afternoon. at Al 0'cioek upon the pre-
ises OF that most vslusble Real Estate bounded by
Broad Capital and 10th streets, adjoining the
and ressd ence of Mr. M. 8. Valentine and opposite
to the WashinRton Monument.
Noprorerty in the city Is SO well adapted fer sites
reside and opportunity to such prop
erty will never again occur.
For particulars A. to terms, &C.. auction head.
nos TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
MARINE NEWS.

DISASTER.
NORFOLK. Nov. -Br. ship Cambria, Oryde from
Liverpool, with ccal, bound to Charleston g. c. dis.
mated in saveEe gale, 1lth ult., master and crew
compelled to abandon ship 22d ult and was pick
ed by Am. bsrque Shannon and brought to this port
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8 The CATTLE GAME.-We understand that
Mr. Joseph C. Ha'ey, 4 resident OF Hsnrico county.
v AZ robbed of e30b en- Friday last, near the U. B.
Hotel BY two men, v no came the cattle game oyer
him One of them addressed him by name and ssked
him to pay the other &Sf for some cseie which ne
dssired 10 purchase promising to refund the money
AZ soon a. they could get to Mr. Words store, one
SQUARE off Mr.. Hales did 90, and walked with the
ser to the appointed place. where he lest sight
IF HIM and OF the man who received the money.
The game 10 old one. and are rather surpfised
{, hear of It's having been played upon man OF MI
fate =
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Masonic PARApE.-The Grand Lodge Of

Masonic PARADE.-The Grand Lodge of
Masons, escorted by the knight Templars, who
owing to the iaclemeney OF the weather did not
appear on horse back, paraded through the streets
last Saturday, and then repaired to the first Baptist
church to listen to an eulogy on their deceased
brother EDMUND P. HUNTER. who died the past
summer of cholera. At the church the ceremonies
are said to have been very imposing. A fervid and
eloquent prayer was first offered by Grand Chap
lain ROBERTS After this Rev. T. LANSING BUR
RoUGHs, Pastor of the church, delivered an eulogy
on the deceased which is said to have been one of
the most eloquent feeling and appropriate addresses
ever listened to on an occasion of the kind The
services closed with benedction by the Rev Mr..
BoGGs, Pastor at Union Station The order then
formed into line and marched to their hall, where
they, partook of an excellent collation., prepared
by committee of their body. Had the weather
been pleasant, the procession would have been
much larger than it was, and the display far more
imposing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
NEW YORK Markets Nov 4

Flour-Prices of State and Ohio are trife higher;
sales of 6Ut0 bbls. Ohio at So 750 So
Southern is unchanged, with limited business, at
previous rates.
Wheat IL nominal at 50 % for Southern white.
Corn is trifie higher, with sales of Western mix
ed at 8sA 087c and yellow at 88c.
Pork j. dull with declining tendency; sales Of
mess at $12 25OSi23 7A.
Beef is unchanged.
Lard is firm.
Whiskey-Sales of Ohio at 4Ic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

CHuRcH BURNT-The Unitarian church in Con-
cord, N. H., was destroyed by fire last Thursday
night. 1t is supposed to have been caused by the
gas, which had just been introduced into the build.
ing. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

VIM. 7. Eliot, an architect, whose name had long
been identified with the business of the Patent OF.
nee, died suddenly in Washington on FRIDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

william h. Hawkins has been on trial in Bahi
more during the past week, for the murder of Gov
layton Watts In April LAT. The defence Il wholly
upon the ground of insanity. The prisoner b from
Matthew's county, Va, where he has wife living.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

FREE PASSES ON RAILRoADs.-Accordin
to recent official returns from the Erie Road,
less than one in hundred who passed over
tho road free, were connected with the pub
lie press. OF 8,176 passes on the New Haven
Road, only as were from members of the
press. The railroads receive ten thousand
times more benefit from the press than the
press from the railroads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

RAILROAD AccInENr.-An accident acquired on
the Pennsyivania Railroad. a few days ago. at the
Junction OF the Portage road, near Johnstown re-
shifting in the death oil two brakemen, named Mills
and Hendricks, and fireman, named Evans.