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EOLES * DENINE
-. .''ln!~lury. SEPT. I, 1854. >.2,r
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NOTICE.

1--WE annual meeting Of the Green Mountain
H"EcTpath'r Medical Association. will le
held At Lyndon Corner. on Wednesday. Jan. 70
$40. al lpo'ciork. \. ~
CD. DARLING. w. u. Secretary.
Dec 81 ,us,,.,
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FINGER RINGS,
Ladies Breast Pins;

i."r>ct>. Mosaic Paintings. Can:a>: ',"N and go
a,i all descriptions and qualities II Scroll i'i,>
gold >;.vcr Vest Hooks AMI Swlvci>; hmhcS "a.
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VNHE subscriber i,av- left the State viii eli III
L house at 81. .Icll,i>f-r~. -,t.a:cd tn Cherry
street, 81 door from Eastern A-cnuc.
The lot contains F.; acre # land, aud tho house i
entirely new finished in the best >vl; a''ima
and is of the most pleasant Situations in the
place.
For particulars. enquire Of Barron Monitor, ST
Johil>bury, or of the subscriber M Concord. =. H.
q. L. CUMMINGS.
Nov. !. 1854. ..0iti
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
XNE. the subscribers being appointed TX tho
w Probate Court for the District ot Cair..n,,a
Commissioners t. receive. examine. ali. adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
Silence Brown late "f fracllam. in said district
deceased, and the claims If the deceased cx-
hibited in offset thereto. hereby give notice that
six months from the 10Th day If Oct. \. H.. 1854
are allowed for the creditors ~ prrrn, their claims
to said commissioners. fur examination and allow
ance and that will meet for ttat rur,">. az the
late residence ofthc deceased, in said Peac,r:,n 81,
the 81 "Wednesday OF March next, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon.
JOHN VI. MARTIN
ASHBEL GOODENOUGH, ''"'"''s""''s'
Peacham. Dec. ], 1854. ?O1N3
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Wafer Wheels l. Board Machines

TliE NADiTl WATEE WILL. Il. .-w :,,.,! =,
I lrri'r ar,r,". will hc HI Tor ale II Mr. H..
Hastings Machlue Sh"i'. s., J"hil>!'t..., y J. ~
Child X Co.
Letters addressed (" .!,.hu " Clii.i ~ S.c:,li.
liailrv. 'r.. M"m.e. y. II . ~ SAID Wh.,> AID
H'.,.i Machines of Mr. IIa.lcy> ,,a;icr,.>, vii re
rc.vc pr,',ni': attention.
M"lroc. \. H.. Oct, -. l,;l .nc.f
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"a John y. Jameson, Esq. Of Frccport.
H!'ho,>'|.oTner!y of lrasbur.h.-haS teen
awarded prizc o. one hundred dollars for
'he pest tract upon the subject Of The Re-
,ponslhiitE OF the Christian Merchant. OF the
! MED States Tor the >pce'i, Con,crsion Of
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RIDING OVER THF WovNDrD.-D ral
mother. every ilne think of my poor com
RAIDS it makes my blood run cold. TO think
how we had to -alIop over the poor wounded
fellows lying on the field of battle with a,ix-
iOus looks for a,>i>,ancc-w a 81, keninc
scene In one part OF the battle lost nlv
horse. owing 10 the one in front of me hein :.
shot dead and my poor horse fell over irand
! was endorsed in getting w my horse took
fright and got from me: hu. fortunately for
me- saw another that some Ioor fellow OF
the sih iiu'Sar> bad been killed from:
mounted 1t III moment, and wa, IN the rank
again. Tn our return from the charrc. | got
my horse again. He had cdlo,p-,i TO the
camp and dear rarcrt>, Wa a. glad when
saw HIM there. as if ] had got hall The world
gwen to me.- Letf.r .tfom >.bu>iopo.
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Walton's Vt. Register
for 1855.

IS received. Mc:, chants >upllaja, ~, rr,
h,i'"T' Price, H" AR;'
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HIEIE NOdIETY MEETING.

De-. /. 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

BENEFIT OF GEo KUNKEL.-The un.
equalled operate Troupe, of which this popular
gentleman and finished artist is conductor inaueu.
rate their 3OOth concert in Richmond, tonight with
a benefit to him, which we trust may receive from
our citizens the support the Rentlemans merits de-
serve Among the first to enter into the profession
which Ethiopian minstrelsy opened to our enter
p.ising and music loving popuiation, with genius
and energy unexcelled, he seized upon the first
crude ideas suggested by the popularity of Jim
Crow and other Ethiopian airs improving upon and
harmonzing them public TASTE till by patient in.
dustry and perseverance. be 10 now enabled with
his talented corps musicale, to present what's not
inaptly termed the gems OF Negro Opera. The
sympathetic melodies OF the South, which in its
war nth and fervor fulfill the true destiny of music.
The bill will be unusually attractive and we anti,
cipate brilliant and thronged attendance at Met.
ropolitan Hail.
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TANCY GOODS, BASKETS AND

Il TOYS.-The subscriber 10 receiving from
the North q large assortment of FANCY GOODS;
fine Work Boxes; fine French Work Key, Travel
Ing and Infant Baskets; Motto China Cups and Mug s;
Toy Tea Sets; Japanned Tin-wars; Hair Carpet
Breoms; Brushes of all knds; Feather Busters, Rope
and Manila Matf; Brass-bound Cans, Buckets and
Piggins Bird Cages, some large and handsome; Iu-
dia- Rubber Cloth aud India Rubber pTons for the
sorfment of Toys in the city
Citizens and visitors to the State Fair respect.
fully invited TO call at 1l3 Broad st.
oc SI-6t* J. HAROLD.
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RrcHMosp.-We were glad to be convin-
ced At the late Fair, that all the industrious
efforts to poison the minds Of the people Of
Virginia against Richmond, 10 Danish 1t from
the affections of the people, az well rs to ex-
clude il from = Just share of the general pros.
perity, have signslly failed. The people of
Virginia do not seem to havepaid the slight
est heed to these efforts. The immense mul.
titude here present exhibited an exulting and
honorable pride in the prosperity and beauty
of their metropolitan city, and expressed the
most ardent appreciation of the OVERLOOKING
hospitality which they every where received.
The great occasion. which has just closed,
has cemented the affections of or whole
people, and inspired them with common
determination to struggle as one man for the
common welfare of Virginia.
BILLION AscEEsIoN-This evening there
will be another balloon ascension--this time
from CANDLES Hill-and this timpg by Pro-
fessor ELLIOTT. Though the gent eman who
slipped in his place Thursday made a safe
voyage, Mr.. Elliott is not agoing to let any
one try it to-day. He is too Passionate
ly fond of clearing the air with hs beloved
Isabella to be deprived of that pl.asure-so
he'll not let a friend ascend ittIs way to
see how it feels. A place will be reserved
for the ladies, and good order preserved. The
location for the ascension is excellent and
we doubt not large crowd will be present
to cheer the daring aronaut.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening. by the Rev. Mr. Teelins,
Mr.. JOaN ROSE, to Miss LIZZIE, daughter OF
Mr.. Michesl Dryer ell of this city.
Alexandra papers please copy.
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PERSONAL.
M ARIA MALATESTER-This ",

NI AHA MAIAIESI ER This WOman
N1 has been for some time past imposing herself
on the public ofthis city being in destitute crcum
sfances by begging from the citizens She has
husband, whom she has left. and who IL able aud
willing to provide for her. The public are cautioned
against her. She has teeth and s at this time en-
ciente. This notice ID published by her
oc l0-d1mx PHILIP DERVOTTO.
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REv. Mn. DurEme.-We learn that the
pastoral lsbors ofths Rev Mr.. Dunuing cfthe Pres
byterisn church, on Church Hill VIII close on 70.
morrow. Doubtless many of his friends VIII avai
themselves Of this final opportunity, before ms re
moval, to hear him.
He breaches in the forenoon and evening.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MOANING. ,NovEEBER !. Isss.
u On the fourth page viii be found the
premiums awarded yesterday At the Agricul.
tural Fair.

The AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Yesterday was
the last day of the State Agricultural Far
for 1884. Il has been for many reasons one
Of the most memorable conventions OF tne
people that ever assembled in virginia. ~
drew together certainly the largest assem-
blage Of the people that was ever congrega.
ted at one time in any place in the state; and
this assemblage was one remarkable for Its
rood breeding, its good manners, and Its al
mirable physique A more noble looking,
frank, manly and intelligent body of men
coming from out, and fair specimens Of. the
aeople was never beheld on the face of the
globe. and we question whether it was ever
equalled. We confess, as we did last year, to
a vanity on this head. We are proud of old
Virginia and her sons, and than the farmers
and planters of the Old Dominion, there can
be no where found more noble specimens Of
mankind.
The last day of the Fair was one highly in
teresting, though the numbers on the ground
were greatly reduced. Yet it seemed to US
that they were near as large as those met
on the Fair grounds any day Of the Fair Of
last year. On the day of the largest assem-
blage the present year, an officer, whose skill
in estimating numbers must, from his long
service, be pretty good, set down the number
as at least 10000. If this be correct, there
must have been in Richmond during the
week some 10000 visitors. So great an as
semblage shows the deep interest felt in the
cause of Agriculture and the success of the
State Society. Long may this feeling 1--we
and grow among the people. 1t is that OF all
others to promote the wealth and power OF
the Old Dominion.
The Valedictory Address was delivered by
Mr.. b. JOHNSON BARBOUR, in the large
tent. 1t was brief but to the point, and
Astounding with happy hits. Mr.. B. congrat-
ulated the farmers of Virginia upon the re-
storation of perfect harmony and good feel
ing, after the somewhat exciting debates at
their meetings and upon the brilliant pros
poets of the Agricultural Society.
After the conclusion of Mr. Barbour's very
appropriate address, the premiums that had
been awarded were announced, and with the
day the Fair closed May there be many
more such.
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LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN anticipation of very heavy trade du-
Il ring the State Fair, have mad manufactured and
am in receipt this week. of very large additions to
my stock of Winter Clothing, comprising all of the
very latest of every variety and qualit, Of
Over Coats Fancy Cass Pants
Business Goats Black Doeskin 40
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do Sasinett do
Vests in endless variety, of black and fancy velvet
silk, cashmere, satin, merino, &c.
Robe de Chambres
Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars Cravats
Ties Stocks, Hdkfs, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks M o.
ney Belts &c ; Merino and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers
India Rubber Goods, such as overcoats, Clocks,
Capes. Pants. Leggns Chair Cushions &C., at manu-
facturers' prices.
Ali In want. respectfully solicited to give me
call. My stock is good deal too heavy for dull
winter and shall be greatly reduced the close
of the Fair, at unusually low prices for cash.
]. D. GOODMAN, No, 1874 Main st,
Opposite Eagle Square.
NJ Also, good supply of Trunks and Carpet
Bags on hama. Cash can get them withcut profit
times are unusually hard-money is wanted.
oc Z-d&cts T. D. n.
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no NTRANGERS YlSITING TH

ITO STRANGERS VISITING THE
l. FAIR-CHRISTIAN & LATHROP would call
attention to their stock of Heavy Wool Goods and
Blankets, for antation use Fancy Dress Goods and
Housekeeping Goods of all styles; Rich Cloaks Man.
tiilas and Shawls, of velvet, cloth, satin, &c.
Also, Rich Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, English do
Three.ply and Ingram CARPETS, of our own i'm.
portatien, and which win be sold low as in any
market in the United States-at SO Main st.
oc3l CHRISTIAN L. LATHROP
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IN I'll. GALLAHER of Ioudo,n

XHSK County, pupil Of Messrs Lowell Mason.
Sx Thomas Hastings. and other eminent pro.
q fessers of Music, and who is highly recon-.
mended as Teacher, will LECTURE, on Mondav.
the 9Th inst, at o'clock p NJ, at the Lecture Room
OF Grace Street Chu.ch All the friends of thu cause
no 4-2t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

HvHE only infallIble Medicine Known
l. BURROWS ELIXIR vITA--The original ar.
ticle In eli its purity Quick and powerful lie wiz
tues are Proverbial-in 60 many instances having
raised from the very vergc of the tomb the subects
OF diseases In their most terrible FORMS as
malls of the most exalted character from indiyiduals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd FellowY
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able to give relef
are numerous and valuable but II persons are wlns
20 suspend their use and submit to course Of ELIY
liz VITA, cure ut once can be effected in ord narv
cases, only one or two weeks being required and
those a. utterly ncurable only three or our
weeks. 1t VIII thoroughly purify the blood In
scrofula, Rheumatism, Indigestion, de-. IL stands
alone. Its action ON the Bowels, Liver and Kidneya
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation afectthe vital or5ans. course Of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter reaction ensueA an uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end In rapid decline
nothing 2 comparable. For mercuria and syphlitic
diseases It u truly the only medicine known, not
leaving yostige OF the disease. Pursue the course
above, uniess the bones have commenced decayina.
II %, ct the end OF three weeks suspend its nse
wseka feeommcrce, and Ut the end Of three veeks
the body viii be restored to its original health
We have juse been put In possession Of liberal
supply OF the above invaluable medicine, the Won.
dex1ni euIesiye powsa Of which are proverbisl
PURCELL, LADD { Co.
JACKSON ID. WOOD,
okunEe 4 AfFahSoN,
N0-u Druesisss.
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u The exciting scenes of the last week
are drawing to close. 1t has been the great
esq Agricultural Festival ever held in the
United States. The Old Dominion has borne
OIL the palm of victory from the whole coun.
try in the way of Agricultural Fairs. The
numbers present have been variously est.
mated from forty to eighty thousand. We
have never seen any thing like the crowd in
any State on any occasion. And the pood
order of the crowd was quite as remarkable
as its numbers. Every body seemed in good
humor with themselves, and the rest of the
world. It was something pleasant to look
upon, such an immense, and happy, and or.
DERBY multitude,
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The WEATHER.-Nothing could have been
more propitious and delightful than the wea.
ther during the late Fair. The rains came
just in time to lay completely the annoying
dust and give refreshing GOODNESS to the at
mosphere. On thevery morning of the Fair,
the clouds, that had performed their kindly
cfdce, cleared away, and bright, cloudless, de.
Iightful weather succeeded which continued
through the rest Of the week The asnect If
nature outside was In accordance With tha
bright, genial influence Of the joyous occa
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend nv
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. JOG Main It,
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SMAsHED.-A horse attached to cart
backed down an embankment near 2lst and Frank:
lin streets yesterday morning. and besides smash.
ing the vehicle injured himself badly that he win
not be likely to recover.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND, Nov. 8.

ARRIVED.
schr Lucy White, Terry, Boston, plaster. 'eld
Schr Amazon, Moore, oats, to captain.
schr Leave, Marable, ChickshominYs whess sni
schr Barnegat Fitchett. oysters.
Schr Two Companions, Chesor, oysters. f
Schr Palestine, Knox, oysters
Schr Electricity, Benson, oysters.
Schr Matilda, Forrest, oysters.
schr Henry CLAY. Forrest. oysters.
Schr Oregon Watson, OF STEERS. y
schr Lady, Mester, oysters.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, N. York, mdse inc
passengers.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phila9 ell
phis, mdse and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr Lynchburg. Nelson, New York, mdse., Dsyid
Currie
Brig Russell, Wilkins, Salem, -four
Steamer 81. c Beach, Saunders, New York, Rsni
schr r. G. Porter. Hudson, New York, mdse.. o
Curie
Schr E. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, mdse., L
Currie.
schr Rockinsham. Bray, Salem. mdss.. D. Currie
schr Col Davis. Adams, Washington, D. c., mdss.
w. D. Colquitt Co.
schr Amelia c. Reeves, Reeves, New York. mds .
scnr Nancy. CrOwell, Halifax, N s., John H. CHS
borne
schr Almsda, Dickinson, New York, nd.e, W. 1.
schr Reindeer, -, Philadelphia, coal, w. Z.
Colqutt l. Co.
ScnI fbiuSatc TnOElds, WnlCe Eght
Schr VIM. g. Young, Moore, light.
Schr VIM. Jarvis Gustafrey, light
Schr Larue, Crittenden, light.
Schr Antelope, White, light.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
CAPT. SKINNER. from New York
A Spear, 9 M Gleason. J McNahon. Mrs E a
Wilson, A Powell jr, Cross. Mrs A Ried !
children and svt, C NJ Cox. MrsR L Rumble, III
Halliday, DR. r T Allen, Mrs B H Raymond, Mis-
H L Totten. R Brown, L P Cooper, Mrs N
Clarke. j Cary and lady, Mrs Hudgins and chill
dren, Perry. NJ M Pickles. r + Gilmore. J Burns
L w Nellis. NJ T Benton, M Heskell. Mrs Oran
w X Spence.i Mrs Reach. 8 Baptist II Pulver
Mrs C Thellon & lady, E Bowden Mrs A C Mil
Ter, Mrs s Smpson,C Grice. ViieR, C Clarke. M
hurley, DR. G Shield. D Malone, lady and child,
N, T Ward, Miss L C Donovan. Mrs M d Moore
| Mrs A 6ladman. and 4S in s,eerage.
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n MASONIC NOTICE.-The
. ~ Members of Richmond Randolph Lodge.
M No. 49, are hereby reque sted to be in at.
~ \ tendance at the Masons Hall, THIS
MORNING, at 81 o'clock.
By order Of the Wor. Master.
no Alt JNO LESTER ca.,r
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PIcKPocKETs.-There are now, and have
been for several days, fve or six European pick
pockets 10 this city, one of them 10 . woman, who
have been drawing heavy drafts from individual
treasures almost every hour. The woman - 60
gagged In passing counterfeit money, a. We under
stand and Il a. keen AZ briar ia her business. !!
their rendezvous were discovered and searched, u
IL not at all improbable that ample proof could Dc
had to warrant them permanent location In the
outskirts of the city for some years to come.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

u ATTENTION NATIONAL GUARD.
q You are hereby summoned to attend a meeting
liz of your Company. at Lafayette Hall, on MON.
Z. DAY the 9Th of Nov at "A O'Clock P. M. Pune.
tual attention is requested.
BY order of the Captain.
no 4-2tx II. w. PAIRO ID Seroeent
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SHOOTING Match FOR TURKEYS, and
other Poultry, will coma off SATURDAY Afternoon
9TH instant, at BARBOUR COTTAGE" on the
Plenk Road. Gentlemen will please bear it in mind
and bring along their guns. no 2-St*
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A GENTLEMAN Zone of thousand) who
visited the metropolitan yesterday openly &C.
knowledged, after he had looked over our immense
stock of BOUTS AND SHOES, that he was really
struck with wonder, to know where all the calves
gosts, sheep and oxen came FROM that were slain to
make up our large assortment.
Strangers! if you want to buy cheap BOOTS and
SHOES-if you want to buy the best of goods at the
fairest prices, there. 1t is at Isl Main street, Ea-
gle Square. near the corner of 18th street.
1-ta
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medica

nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
~ House, ID still engaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases, and hereby invites call from those
who maaave been unfortunate in their associations
DR. p wCAd particularly invite call from persons
sciens incurable. Cases are few indeed that can
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The article known the Chemical Extract of French
FIooeys is probably the very best thing before
the public for renovstng system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague am Fever
remedy, called French Milk is next to a certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church. Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
full directions. els
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