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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

COLUMBIAN HoTEL-N auszinhslmsr, Lynch
burg; 7 = gillian, sIu%swc1; ! Patton, Jones.
Graham, Tsasweil; Garrett, Halifax a Car.
ter, g w Jackson, Fsuquier; Finch, Christian
vile; A Grisg, Amelia; w Faulkner. Halifax; N
nsp. aoo;cSand: IT, W Wright, scost.vle; Gait
Richmond N M Jones, Goochland; J R franklin, Ap.
pomatto1; J Bentley. Goochland; w Goode,
Chesterfield; B Jeter, Hanover; M Poindexter
Halifax; Calf. g Hughes, Fluvanna; E A Fariss,
Powhatan; Garrett: Palmyra; DR. J s Archer,
Dame. Va; 8 Matthews. Appomstto1; Rich.
stayviile; A A Walton, Buck ham; Il Garrett, New
Petbs; 9 w Davis, Lynchburs; T Hundly, Miss; ] M
f,1 Vsi w Tate, Lewis. ttsyvsnis; g Up
bite. Blue Sulphur Springs; Ford, Lew.burs; q
Quarles, Va; FTawman, Tenn; w Whitiock
and sons Essex; w n Matthews, LeesviIle; T
III; T w Hampton, Ala; White, N C; w Turner
Tia1efSn, TssIpsoS, o; sssasrd, IT, Rich.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-PA Prindls. Va; F
GT.vsl:y Wsp1y Bruce RSsne1s Henry Hop
Mecklnbg; L Bowden, williamsburg; H ID Heath,
Northampton; w T Seawen. Gl0ucestsr; Brown,
Nc; Eaysrds Norfolk; Newell, Va; H shisld'
Louis; ? P Matthews, T Ewing Hun,svilis; r Nell
; b :a ehsis5 aaa sea
de Yampert w de Ysmpert, r w de Yampert,
Ala; w II Proctor, Person, u of Va; y X Owen
Texas; A r Draper and svt. o e r Draper, 8 c. C
McKeatham, Daniel, N c; + Al Wannarnaksr, S
C.; Mrs St Geo Cooke, Miss Cooke, Miss s
Cooke Miss Gray, Powhatan; DR. Southall, III South
all, Smithicld J w Mason. d J Hsrtsook and lady,
Abe nile; s Morrison, PeteSbg; B Douglas kg
VIM; r Sehoaler, Stafford; J Pepper, T Stuart,
Wythe; J B Sanders, Smythe; J Buchanan, " ash
in eton; L Durham, Fla; w Lipsccmb, Mobile; G.
Turner, Mrs Taylor and daughter, Va; Weld,
England; Mrs w r Taaferro and Miss Taiiaferro,
Gloucester; T Pate Va; NJ N Pascher and servant,
sc.
Mrs L Gilman, Brunswick; VIM T Pepper, WASH
ington; w Csrpsr, Mrs White, Miss White. Abing-
dor; w Grenwsy, Lynchburg; DR. Payne, Halifax;
A Logan Charlotte; Paul E6monds, M Smeed,
Williamsburg; Mossley, FL Chalmers, Halifax;
Rice, Charlotte c Pitts, z Saunders, N II
Pitts, CaToline; T g goldman, Halifax; DR. Bacon,
DR. w Ball, Christansviiia; A L DiDble, Min
nett, Brunswick; johnson, Lynchburg; @ Clay,
J McDougaIl, N Orleans; j Selsto, Hetsimond;
Pendleton, Turner. Pha; Gibson, Chicago; 3
DarneilIe, DIR e 4 Wingfsld; Buckngh g
Winsfeid, B Mier, Narso; w w Wingheld, Ne
bIaska.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Jones, Va C R
Z; Thos Jones, Norfolk; w H HARDWOOD, Robt W
Graves, L Young, Chss City; G Sheppard, @ W
Ransom, Bucking ham; Thos n jones' California; J
g Dickinson Mexico; II Drewry, Chesterfield;
Lynn, Va; D J Ford, Lewisbure;J II Arsobright
Blue Sulphur; A Anthony, jr. Louisville; W.ylsnd
Rrownssiis; q A Sykes, Petersburs; G A Hodges
BALI; } @ B Coleman. Louiss; T Courtney. Texas.
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FRoss AND SoRA.-Some evil disposed per
son has imposed upon our excellent friend Of
the Je6ers0mian. and taken away his appetite
for Sora by reporting that after the frost ap
pears, this most delicious of the feathered
race turns into frogs. This is an old wife's
fable. and wretched libel upon most dain.
~ creature.
1t turns to no frog, but remains to the Last
respectable and well behaved bird. It is
migratory in its habits, and takes its depar.
fu-e like other fashionable birds with .
change of climate. 1t lie often seen near the
waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico, and sometimes
take passage In West India vessels, We
know nothing Of its origin, except that 1t pro.
badly comes straight down from heaven !;
nor OF its destiny, save that it generally van.
ishes away down epicurean palates and leaves
no trace behind.
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DIED.

On Saturday, 18th August, at his residence, Grand
Prairie, La after short illness, Capt. HIRAM
HORTON. native of Connecticut.
Yesterday. in this city, at liz O'Clock WIN. p. B,
WEST, in the 41st year of his age.
This friends of Mr.. Charles Beck, Jr, and those of
Mrs A. B. DAVIS, requested to attend his funeral
from Trinity Church this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
In this city, on Sunday. the first day of October,
Mrs. MARIA B. BRADFUTE.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend her funeral. from the residence of DR. Conway
on this day. at 4 O'Clock, p. Ia, without further
notice.
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Mrs. HANNEN, No. 600 FOURTH STREET,

SAYS OF DR.. MLANEs CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.-
New YoSK. May I5 1852.-A child of mine sh wing
symptoms of worms, gave il bottle of DR.. Lanes
Celebrated Vermifuse, which brought away bunch
Of worms, numbering, should judge, about thirty
The child was very sick duriog the operation, but ID
now we'll and hearty.
Mas TWIST, No Is AVENUE d, writes under date
Of August TO- 1852, and says she had been troubled
with worms for more than year. and that she took
one bottle of DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MiFUGE, which brought away from her over three
hundred worms, big and little She now believe hex
self to be entirely free from disease.
MRS. BUGGINs, aGerman woman, residing at 204
Rvington street, saws, that after using one vial of
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, she
passed two LARG Z TAPE WORMS.
The above certificates ars all from parties well
known in this city. If there any who doubt they
have the names and addresses, and satisfy them
selves by personal inquiry.
PS-Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, also bis
Liver Pills, now be had at all resp .ctsbls Drug
Stores in this city.
ET Purchasers will please be careful to ask for.
and take none but Dr. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
All others, in comparison. are worthless. oe2
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA MEcHANIcs, InsrIrnrI-A !,

VIRGINIA MECHANICs' INsTITUTE-A re.
Sular monthly meeting Of the Virginia Mechsucs'
Institute," will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock Punctu.i
endance of members and others DESTROYS of jon-
ing the Institute. 10 requested.
JAS. w. LEWELLEN, r. Sec'y
r. g. Such members a. have not paid their dues
aod received certificates Of membership can do 30
by calling on the Recording Secresary lurios the dsy
or at the meeting to night. oc2-ft
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TOBACCO INspEoToRs.-We give below a
list of Tobacco Inspectors appointed by Governor
Johnson for the city of Richmond:
Shockoe Warehouse -Messrs. Benjamin Sheppard,
first Inspector; R.. C. Williamson, second B. j..
johnson, third and G. l.. Mosby. fourth
Public Warehouse.-Messrs. j. D. Wrenn, first
Inspector b. ]. Vaughan second R. F. Wrenn,
third and w. C. Burton, fourth.
Sea5rook's Warehouse-Messrs. ]. II. Wilson,
first Inspector; C. Macon, second.
In the city of Petersburg there have been no
changes.
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Tr SHOULD BE UNIyERsALLY KNoWN-fOR

IT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KN0WN-FOR
It s strictly true-thst indig estion s the parent
large proportion of the fatal diseases. DysenteIy,
aisrrhea cholera morbus, liver complaint, AID ny
other diseases enumerated in the city inspectors
weekly catalogue of deaths, generated by indi-
geston alone. Think of that yspeptcs think of It
all who suffer from disordered stomachs, and IL you
are willing to be- guided by advice. founded upon
perience resort at dent delay day. to HooF
LANDS GERMAN BITrERs, prepared by DR.. q. M.
Jackson, which, az Alternative curative, and In
vigorant stands alone and unapproached. General
depot, 100 Arch street. We have tried these BIT.
TIERS and know that tbes excellent for the dit.
eases specified above.-Phifadeiphia City ITEM.
oc 2
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ALL MooNsHINE.-Since the burning of
Mr.. James Rey's factory last Friday night, large
quantity of iron has been taken from the ruins and
concealed. Yesterday afternoon, Constable Lew
ellen having good reason to suspect MOSES Moon.
SHINE of being the thief, called ON Alderman Bin
fsrd and procured a search warrant for the lost
iron. The warrant being obtained, Constable L.
secured the services OF Officer Seal. and the two
on searching Moonshine's house, found large
quantity of the stolen iron concealed therein They
then took NJ to the cage as also his servant woman
Nancy, who had lot of the same goods in her pos
session. This case will come before the Mayor
10 o'clock this morning, and will no doubt be an
interesting one.
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ID 0 G G u TT g. ERSON
UPHOLsTEKERs AND PAPER HAyGERs.

Corner Of Gorernor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
IL French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES, BANDS, CORDS,
TASsELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
aud Floor Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES. BEDS, MATTRESSES, Nc,
which they will sell or work up TO order on the
most reasonable terms
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPhoLSTERlNG promptly. in tho city
or country. 2-3m
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A You've MAN, apparently eighteen or
operator in foundry, was found on Saturday on
Church HILL near Broad street. lying in state Of in
sensibility. His friends viii find him at Bellevue
Hospital. oc 2-Its
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NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday afternoon
last son of Mr.. G. z. Miles, on Cary street, near
18th, was kicked on the left thigh by horse in bis
fathers stable, and very seriously injured, though
none of the bones were broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02

ATTENTION MKcHAsics.-A meeting Of
your Institute will take place at Odd FslowS Hall
tonight Az matters Of Importance may come up f.r
action you should be present BY all means.
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Lr.-A free negro banned

VIOLENT AssAULr.-A free negro named
Matilda Tiney was arrested and committed to pri.
son last Saturday night, charged with assaulting
with intent to kill woman named Elizabeth Boze.
man. She will have hearing before the Mayor
this morning
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NEW ORLEANs-During the week ending on Sat.
urdav, September 23d, there 163 deaths in the
Charity Hospital at New Orleans, including lat of
yellow fever
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The Relief Committee of Savannah ACKNOWLEDGE
the receipt oil s25 from Kunkels Opera Troupe, for
the relief of the sufferers in that CITY.
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HARPERs' MoNTHLY.-We have received from
MIR. RANDOLPH, Harpers' Monthly for October.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under obligations
to The Adams Express Company for late newspa.
pers.
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AcQuITTAL.-The Milton Chronicle learns that
Joseph Brockwell was tried in Chatham county,
n. C., during the recent term of the Circuit Court
tor the murder of James Davis and acquitted.
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AccIDEsrs-A white boy fell from the
scaffolding of the building corner of 1lth and
Bank streets last Saturday morning and was seri-
ousy injured.
About o'clock P. M. last Saturday, a lad seven
years of age, had his right hand jammed between
two cars on Broad street and severely crushed
He was attempting to get the freight train at the
time of the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02

THE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COMPANY
will hold its regular Monthly Meeting In their Room,
In the Law Building, on MONDAY, October I'd, at
7lPM
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS will meet in the Seere-
tary's office the same evening at O'Clock.
B. B. MINOR,
se Se-2t Secretary and SOLICITOR
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RoBBER DIscOvERKp.-One day last
week the desk OF Mr. William w. Dunnavaht was
forcibly entered and robbed of $50 In Bank notes.
and az one of Mr. DIS servants named Henry had
access TO the ROOM he wss suspected and lodged In
prison. Last Saturday morning another servant
named John. owned by Mr.. Samuel BEDFORD, offer
ed two $50 notes to an ice seller to change, who,
inspecting that all was not right, kept the money
and informed Mr. Dunnavanf of the fact. John was
Immediately called up and questioned as to how he
became possessed of the notes, and answered that
he got them of Henry. who was already in custody.
Henry was then punished to draw confession from
him, but persisting in his innocence John was
soundly chastsed, and then acknowledged that he
had committed the robbery giving such information
as led 70 the recovery of Sl27 of the stolen money
He was doubtless handed over to the Police to be
tried for the offence.
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.l.rrs amsunt Of labor. What he s.k.d, 4 the pro
duciss agent Of the we.ldl What p y but l.5or-
smgornt Of strength employed in the disation md
preparations the rolling shppina, ssIns. dst1cu ,
which is taken from men bvths drintins Of them.
We begin TO form conception Of the loss 20 eociety
q 20 wou
level our hills m mp our valleys make our railroads,
ds our canals build our dwelIinss, our
the aspect OF the world that IL should wear copa1
lively With Its present wasted and worn condition,
the ,pd obissou that the t inlet.
positive injury upon the public health and peace for
which 1t offers no adequate compensation. Against
,efned advocates of the glass would claim, he de-
the condition Of one drunkard and bis family
and inquired the use OF these beverages gave re-
turu for what they took away from society.
His fourth objection was the corruption OF public
morals The constant tendency of the beverages in
n 1eson is to impair ell that Ii noble and generous
and sood, and to exalt the brutal the fierce and the
impure. s,,,... -.
exuenses of Government. Under this head it was
demonstrated to the audience that If those engaged
in this traffic should ell abandon IT, and should be un,
able to find other employ ment the community woa,o
them the full amount of what they make BY these
beverages.
ton and pecunisry profit 70 outweigh public injury?
The obvious tendency of the liquor traffic a. beve-
rare is social and moral evil therefore 1t 10
wrong and should be suppressed.
He supposed that some were engaged in this traffic
more from want of consideration than from that mo-
raj recklessness which in other cases made men,
looking fully at the vices which they encouraged,
willing to increase and to profit by them In concn
sion he exhorted his audience to practical zeal In
this cause urging incentive to activity that the
present and future well being of man az to his great
est concerns is continually and deeply involved
There was fixed attention the part Of those pre-
sent, and evidently considerable interest felt In all
that uttered during the evening Az moral and
intellectual FEAST and manifestation of interest
the part of highly respectable portion Of the COM
munty the friends of the cause had much reason to
be gratified with the meeting.
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PARTICULAR attention is requested to the
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Auctr.

PETERSBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-An er-
roneous prevails that this College ID
full. Such s not the case Only one hundred pupils
have entered, and there ample accommo cations
for two hundred more The most extensive prepare.
tons have been made for boarders and all who wish
to do 30. may attend with this assurance. oc2-3t
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oDONALD'S REGALIA MANI :

Wl FACTORY.-The subscriber wonld respect
fully announce TO the members of the various Orde
that he has changed his location to Locust Alley op
proved and increased aciites for the manuscture of
81 kinds of REGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES.
FLAGS. BANNERS, &C.. &c. All work warranted
any other similar establishment in the Omitted Stat %
EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent,
4eeDGtm kichmond, We.
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MEssRs. VoLGER AND PATTON WILL COM
mence the second session of their school,
THURSDAY next, 5th October. This short delay is
necessary in order to complete their new Academy.
S0-St
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ELLIOTT, THE ERoNAuT.-A few days ago. we
copied from the Baltimore Sun paragraph relative
to a fracas between Elliot, the Bronaut and man
named Patterson, at the house of the former, in
Baltimore. We have received from Mr.. John T.
Ford the following statement from which our read
ers will readily infer that Mr.. Els course was en-
tirely consistent with honor and duty:
advised of the facts not fully stated in the Sun,
end also cognizant of antecedent occurrences of
d'fhcutes between the same parties, deem 1t but
justice to say that the circumstar ces that caused
Mr. Elliott to infct personal chastisement on man
much younger and more able bodied than himself
was duty he owed to a cherished daughter and
several lovely infant grand children who had been
nsuted, iltreated and outraged in feelings during
the absence of Mr.. Elliott from his home
"rhe chastisement inflicted was therefore the re
suit of parental indignation, caused by the infa-
NOUS violation of all the principles of manness in
intimdating and threatening heplessness in the alb.
sence OF its natural protector
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7 AIDES CATER 6HOES-Just re-
- ceiyed fall ,tment Of Lsdiss' ooiored and
block Caters, st extremely low prices
es2 Hart + MOSES, 6S Main 1t.
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r H. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AM

p H. l.. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
Ave- COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON franklin st..
between 9th and 7th streets, Richmond, Va-Ths
duties of this School now resumed
The aim OF the undersigned is to h5youqhly pre-
pare those entrusted to his care either for the CONT
ing-house or for college ~ ~
special attention given daily to Reading. WRITING
spelling and Arithmetic In all the classes
TERMS:
For senior Classics and Mathematical per se.
ston, $50
For junior do. do. do. IN
English Departs emit. SIS and $40
Modern Languages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
n The School Room Is one of the largest and
best lighted in the city, having been bu,lt With
regard TO health and comfort
II In recess. the boys are under my own super.
viHloDs X. II. L. TIGHE, A. NJ
cc 2-2v
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JAKE NOTlCE.-That all persons in
asnssd 70 =; z; MOORE. are requested to call
Columbian Hotel, and make psymenr. on o. bsfars
the 18th October, az after which time. no mora in
dui8enee can pc gwen. oc2-dtIlO
LIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-stolen
y from the subscriber, the Factory lately occu-
The above reward will be given for the return OF ia
articles and apprehension Of the thief
JOHN WILDER ATKINSON,
oc2-Sk Csry II.
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QICHMOND FEMALE INST

PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
xN-The exercises of this Institute will open on
MONDAY. October I'd. Two of the school rooms
are now ready-each about 20 by 40 feet In place of
this third which 10 designed for the pupils of the Col
legiate Department, the dining room, pleasant
apartment In the basement, 40 feet square, will be
temporarily used.
Pupils will enter at the North end of tn. building
opposite the gate of Mr.. Geo. Fisher and pass round
the rear OF the building will be at my Office at the
Institute, at O'Clock, to receive applicants
&C 2-ta r MANLY In Prin.;.al
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FINED.-Richard CauthoTn WAS fined ten
dollars and costs for selling goods By auction II 18th
street, contrary 70 IN ordinance Of Tie city.
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FUND AND LOAN CONFERENCE.-The Board of Direct-
ors of the above Companies at their meetings held
August 12th 1854, adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That ON and after to night persons
wishing to subscribe for shares in this Company,
shall be required to pay advance of i've cents per
share per month"; in addition to the initiation fee and
monthly dues, from the time of organization"
A few shares remain untaken and until the 18th of
October the rate Of subscn ption viii be $3 IS per
share.
Apply to the Treasurer, WIN. A. JENKINS, at the
Exchange Bank. or to the undersigned
sc 2S-t12O Sec. of M. and Il. Cos.
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MAYORS COURr.-t'rom and after to-day
the Mayor will hold his court 1t Lafayette Hall, 1t
ten o'clock A. n. Persons having business before
his honor will save time by acting this fact.
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sc 2S-t12O

SPECIAL NorIcE.-Country merchants
tonIsale This EVENING az O'clock at INV ssles room
No. le6 Main street. Great bargains can be had
See auction advertisement.
sets ELIAS HALF.
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LOCKED UP.-John Kemp, Tree negro,
has been con6ued In prison 10 answer for returning
70 the State after having voluntarily leif h.
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NOTICE-MR THOMAS ROACH has
IN renoseA Ii oiTlos ftou union Saloon, Pirate
Kow, ~ Cesroh Hosss, 18th slzeet, betwesn nsia
snd Gssy. % x-its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02

ELECTION OF BISHOP WAINwRIGHr's SUCCESSOR
The Protestant Episcopal Convention at New York
re assembled on Friday evening, and again pro-
ceeded to ballot for successor to Bishop Vain.
wright. On the sth ballot the Rev. Horatio Potter,
D. D, of Albany, was elected Bishop, receiving
172 votes; Rev. DR.. Vinton, 126; others smaller
votes.
On motion of DR.. Vinton, the election was con
irmed by reclamation.
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PREPARING FOR THE FAIR.-We are graf
fled to perceive that Mechanics OF Richmond are
making extensive preparations for the two Fairs to
commence in this city the 30th of October next.
By the Virginia Mechanics Institute for great va
rety oil useful and ornamental articles, while spe
cimens Of needle work, painting, etc, will have
abundant space for display. At this Agricultural
Fair all heavy machinery will be exhibited under
the superintendence of competent committee to
be appointed Tor that purpose. Let every estab
lishment that can do SO, have something at these
Fairs.
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GREAT BARGAINS In DkY GOODS,
Broad street, shockoe Hill avss just re,araed
ffsm the Northern cities with beAutiu and desiIa-
BILE stock Of GOODS, adapted for present snd winter
Cottons 81 cts; Curtain Mpslina handsomely Em-
hroided u only Ia "a Msrinoss ct 81 ets- arsse
bargain; CollaIA Bands, ChsmieetteA e.ies ana
chef Fannsla cilks 81 Ill styles asa quslitiss ane
nuuefous other eeo1s Al Of which viii be sold
low. =. dOLD1AlF,
% 2-ots Ne. - 1tosd street..