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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

For THE DIsPATcH-"W HERE IL
MILLY McPHeRsoN.-MR. EDIToR-The long ago.
ny over, and Mlys whereabouts are at last dscov.
cred. l saw her with my own eyes this evening
among the Rough and Ready Rangers and was lust
about to cry out, there's Aay Nc Pherson," when
the bands with which l had confined my ribs gave
way, and In the confusion of the moment she pass.
ed out OF my sight. But she's in town, and no mis-
take [no S-I*I .. ROGIIS %
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s E COND SUPPLY.
OCTOBER 24TH, 1854

l HAVE the pleasure of announcing to
Il those who have been delayed in making theil
fall purchases until this time. that have lust re.
ceived, by the Lizzie Howard" to Baltimore, and
By the Montresf at City Point, and by the steamers
Africa and the Atlantic at New York. extensive ad.
ditions to my present stock of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods THE ASSORTMENT is Now ONE OF THE MOST
COMMANDING EVER OFFERED TO THE TRADE in
Silks Visetts, shawls, Cloths, Cashmere Bankets
Vestinss and Carpets. sell in Quantities to suit the
buyers, and take occasion to invite all persons who
may be DESTROYS of purchasing their goods directly
an importer who selects them himself in person. to
come and get their supplies at the very lowest
Pilcess. d. H. LONDON.
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The trial of VIM. L. Hawkins for tba ,,,,rdsr =,
Covington Watts, short time since, In Baltimore
was commenced yesterday.
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THANKSGIVING The Board of Aldermen OF
Warrington city have recommended the e3d ins.
for Thanksgiving day.
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DIR. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine In Baltimore respectfully ofers
his professional services to the public. Office on Les
ter st., Rockets. iy Z-ts
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A GRICULTURAL FAIR.-Saye yonr
costly Ware by means of the sChemical Liouid
solder" for welding China, Glass; Marble and Orns.
mental Ware of every description. : N1 o'Aa-
All articles Joined with this valuable coun..,.;.
VIII become perfectly firm and ready for use in ten
ruii directions each bottle. Price % cent.
For sale by R. r. DIJvAT Spn.
oc x Main st.. Richmond u.
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I OST-CAUTTON.-Lost on Wed1

UST-CAUTION.- on Wednes-
~ day night, at the Circus POCKET BOOK,
containing two Letters from Edmund Gosde to Hen.
Thomas Cox; also others from Baugh, Brown and
others to same The book contained no money.
csuton al persons from trading for the bonds The
finder will oblige the owner by leaving it at this of
flee. THOMAS COX,
OS-ltf Of Cbesferield
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0. ii. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store Of q. R. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. r. Wor-
than Co., Williams Il Brother Butler 4 Tinsley
J. H: Claiborne. G. r. Peake, J. B. Sclater and Dr.
w. A. Paterson. se IS-9m
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lnrAsrrcrDx.-on Wednesday morning last. the
body OF an infant, apparently about month old,
was discovered in Jones' Falls, Baltimore. hand
kerchief was tightly tied around ito head and neck.
90 that sufocation was undoubtedly produced.
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CHARLES r. HAKREYS-
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
lo...x.o,. AL. q

lOtn ST., between Main and Cary.
R All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed. se20-Sm
To ALL WHOSE HAIR is FAILING OFF OR
TURNING GREY, we would advise t6 use FETCH
EKS HAIR TONIC, prepared by John Johnson. 1t
10 the best remedy for the Hair that s in use.
1t acts like magic in Graduating dandruf from the
scalp. IL makes the coarsest hair soft and plant,
nor 10 there any preparation for the hair equal
fLETCHEH'S in Dressing Hair. One or two appli-
CATIONS week being sufficient TO keep in healthy
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without bottle
1t is sold by Bennett & Beers, A. Duval, John H.
Blair, Broad street, and under the American Hotel.
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON.
n. e No charpa for trial o.
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MARRIED.
DIED

On TUESDAY,. October 3lst nv Rev. b. Manly. Jr..
Mr. GEORGE w. SHEPPERSoN, to Miss Lucy
A. TENSoR, all ofths CITY.
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ROYAL PARRISH,
Grocer and Comaissioa Merchant.
-. DICHM0Mn VA - 49,

II AvlNG commenced the GROCERY
= busInEes, In this city, In eounccsion Win
&: .ss II, sssnss would BEG leave invite
Cali, assuring them he viii ssil a low for !,
puncssal euseomerA - sny oshev house In the cjtv
ne hes taken the house on the cantinua fics 81
fessi street, betweeu the Bridge ana Cary sffeet g
ne eo9anuss 70 pay personal attention 70 salss Of
Oosatsy kfoaeee oee-dlmeam
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TEN DOLLARS REWARDS

L stolen, from my stable. near Duval street. on
Thursday, the 9Th ult., TWO MULES. One large
bay mule. with on his back caused from a sad
die, small knot his nose, and white hair round
his neck caused from collar; also grey hair inter-
mixed with mape cut reached very close. Ono small
mare mule, with her right shoulder blade,
white hair and a small scar en- her back from saddle
will give the above reward for their delivery at
my house, Duvsl street, or at7Mr. Mescos, on ID
street, Richmond.
no 2-St* ANDREW T C0SRV
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F. NJ. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mond Va. Sc 9-d3m
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SPECIAL NoTICE--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my auc
ton sales of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods at
my store, No. Jos Main Sc. THIS EVENING, at z
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE
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7 OST OR STOLEN-On Tuesday eve
~ nina: st the Ticket Box of the Circus PORT
Virginia, and $50 NC. Bill $50 bill ON Virgin
ia bank. small amount of silver, and check for
S3i of Hall Cheatham's. A reward of $50 will be
this office. no 2-2t*
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N. B. No charge for trial oc2i

DR.. B. K. WEXFORD, proposes to prac-
tice the several branches of MEDICINE in the city
of Richmond.
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel or at his
office on Bank street. near Ninth, WIN be attended TO-
OF 23-lmt
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DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEON AND Sick.
NESS AT CORPUS CHRIsrI.-The Washington
Star has information of the death Of Snrraon
Geo. !. Turner, U. 8. A., at Corpus Christi.
Of yellow fever. His daughter also died
there, and bis wife was i'll at last dates from
that post. Mrs. Gen. Persifsr r. Smith was
also sick. not of fever. however. S Indeed
there Was more sickness at Corpus Christi
ct the date OF this letter, than ever before =.
AZ lndlan0la, too. the yellow fever Vas pre.
yailing to an alarming extent,
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J. r. Taylor. from Necklenbufe, Va, Was dc.
gs.asa out q 80, On Friday lat near Fairmount,
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A CARD.-Having to go West about the
middle Of November, win give attention to any bu
siness entrusted to me in that section Communities
tons may be addressed to at Chicago illinois, or
through the house of Messrs Warren 4 Perkins. In
Richmond. JOHN D. WARREN,
oe 20 dim Attbv AZ J.svy
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DEALIN IN CHANCE.-Four fellows
were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
by officers Tyler and Seal--Thos March bauk,
Charles Face, James L. Prince and Patrick
Sullivan, tor exhibiting game of chance near
the Agricultural Fair Grounds, on the 4th
inst. After hearing the evidence they were
all committed for further hearing before the
Hastings Court.
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MrnuAnIca, FAIR.-Corin.hisn H.ll 81.

MECHANIcs' FAIR.-COrinfhian Hall con
tinues the centre of attraction at 4ight to the thou
sands of visitors who now overruf the city Every
body admire the paintipgs and IA to see fheu
while hundreds 60 70 the Fair to witness the beaut
full specimens OF mechanism and trt that Gil the
rooms from basement 70 top. Tia exhibition b ccr
tainly highly creditable 70 our mechanics, and
should induce them 70 come up u body and be
come members of the Institute. s.,et every body
call ~ Connthian Hall and spsAv an agreeable
hour.
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SLY RoGuE.-On Tuesday evening last,
a pickpocket robbed some person of a small
port monaie, and after taking all that was val
liable in it, dropped it into a gentleman s
pocket. The book has three blank lottery
tickets in it, but nothing else.
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SHOOTING March FOR Turkeys, and
other Poultry, will coma off SATURDAY Afternoon
4th instant, at "AkBOUh COTTAGE" on the
Pienk Road Gentlemen will please bear It in mind
and bring along their guns no 2-3t*
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EISK'S PATENT metallic sTTRIAL

l. CASES.-The subscriber keepa constantly on
hand an assortment of theae BUP TAI. CASES
They extensively used, and p> ,..s.. aav.ntares
over all other Cons for ransps rtatIon a. posilpg
In vaults, or for ordinary interim nis They are made
OF the most imperishable NJ aterals and are ens-
meled inside and ont 70 PFC vent corresiou. When
properly cemented the boz Of the deed enclosed
IN Them are tree from Eruption of water, elossd
against insects. and mr. without offensive odor BE-
transported to distant places The rer,sias Of Csl
of this kind.
The subscriber has also larse supply Of WOOD
CoFFlNS, and ,.eeps on hand SHR0UDS and svsry
requisite TOR Funerals He win attend Fanersis and
furnish both Aearses and Carriages
oc M-Sm J. A. RELvIN. Governor O.
GO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ suoscribers having associated themselves IT,
MURRAY, viii continue to csrry on the UNDEk-
TAKING BUSINESS, In ell lie depsrtmsntA at the
old stand Of Roper Murray, Governors.
They WIZ give tAsir personal attention 20 ell or.
ders sent to them, and viii furnish ct the shertsst
notice, any thing In their line of business.
they VIII hseR constantly on hand general -
sortment Of COFklNS, from the neat pine. 10 shs
most elegant mahogany.
I'll sss sole Y SF sAs :sii e
re sseserihe!sars aso prepared 20 furnish say -
Of the bsrcophasua either of tho plain styis With.
Qes the drepsry, o. saeA thoee furnished for Cia
ene WehsteE heipa eexefed With superdns blsex
cloth drapeyl ard ellyey erlmuineA
Several HEAR9Eo. With esntle hossss and ere
JOHN rulRIN
=, = -. G 8 y forsh ,|s.Ar.
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Auction and Com. Merchant, los Ma

A Fact WORTH kEMEMBERING.-In this
age of empiricism, when "cure-als" abound, me-
dicine which has stood the of scientific
ton and received the unqualified approval of the
medical faculty. is certainly rarity. Such medi-
cine is STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExpEcTo-
RANT, which has been recomme ended by numbers of
the best and most experienced physicians, used by
them in their practice with the happes results and
invariably gives relief in coughs colds bronchitis aud
diseases of the lungs and throat generally 1t will be
we'll for ali to bear this in mind during the neleent
season now approaching, as by doing they may be
friends.
See descriptive pamphlets, to behad gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only so ssnts, or six bottIes ios
$3.50.
e. Il. sTABLER s; CO., Propretora,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. oc SO-aAsJat
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RALRoAD AccIDKrr.-An accident occurred on
the Philsdelphia Railroad Wednesday afternoon,
bywhich two cars were destroyed. Itoccurred In
consequence Of . collision OF the accommodation
and express trains.
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n1sp1Ay OF THE UsrruL AIRS AT WAS

rrcroN-The Metropolitan Mechsnics' Institute
will commence its second grand exhibition at the new
and stately hall of the Smithsonian Instituton, on
the sth Of February next and an invitation u extern
throughout tbs Union. to participate In the dement's
of the occcsion. The first exhibition OF this lnsti
tute was In the phrase Of the day "a great success"
and we are sratied to learn that effort is being
made to render the approaching display still mose
extensive and attractive. See the advertisement In
another column nos
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CARRIER e. Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL,
Stanton. Va; w. H. GARBER. ]. b. BRrcxEHRIpGE,
Il. STEVENSON, Proprietors.
Travellers will find this new establishment first
claas house. and the Propristors always willing to
promote the comfort Of their guests
The "American - Il situated immediately ct the
terminus of the Central Railroad. ~ 22-3m
TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RiNE INSURANCE COMPANY--capitaI e300. 00o
ontce on 18th street, nAxt 70 the Post Once. This
Company iAsrss 0gaiast loss 4Gaass bv rs IN the
eity Or eountry Neal and Pereonal Properly, inclu
nag ysaeeis And cafgoes u port o. on voyage.
JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRoDUcx BROKER,
Corner 0ssy sna Pearl stressA, Richmond Virrluia.
u 51-11n . ss
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WE are requested to say that the Execu-
tive Mansion will be open for the reception of visi
tors this evening at 8 O'Clock
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NEW spDc1AL NOTICES.

ArrErrror The particular attention
Of the public called to the sale % tsse
place this dsy on the prsmises. at III ociocs A. IA,
by G. C. Hudson, Conf. Of most eafuaoE Lsp - On
the R. r. and p. Railroad, two miles north ei hien'
nos GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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OoI.-lne PARENTS OF Boy calling
IL himself JOHN SMITH. fabout = wear, Of are
can find him at the residence of the Rev. VIM. Love
corner of 9th and Clay SITS. The night before last the
says) he lodged at Mrs. Browns
no Sit VIM LOVE
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ENCH GIANT
3ATn ME TI1Av 1T..y,

ENCH GIANT
AND AMERICAN GIANTESS
NITIZENS AND STRANGERS are rs-
~ specially informed that MISS GROUSE. tina
largest lady ivins-but 10 years Of age and Of the
most perfect symmetry of FORM very intelligent and
active-and the celebrated FRENCH GIANT. tbs
taliest and most perfectly proportoned man in The
world highly educated will hold their levees under
q spacious pavilion opposite the entrance to the
Fair Grounds oc SI-ats
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LARUs 81 SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to al sales of Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
seres Boots and Shoes, House Furniture kc &c
oc lS-ta JAMES ". SHINE. [ p C. LARus
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LOST OR STOLEN.

+ OST-Between the Theatre and Doth
IL street. IN Broad Ninth or Main streets last
evening. GOLD CHAIN, with gold key attached
The initials OF the name of the owner were on one
side Of the clasp, and the in full on the other
side. The finder will be suitably rewarded by lsav.
ing tt at tbs once no f-lft
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IT GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE TO STATE
that have been relieved of nervous headache. of
twenty yeus standing. by DR.. STEIN, late Chief
Surgeon of the Hungarian Army. The Office of DR..
Stein is GA 10th street Tno2i o. P. BALDWIN.
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. VISITORS LOOK AT THISM

a0 A gentleman tone of thousand) who vi.
sited the Metropolitan" On yesterday, openly &C.
knowledged, after he had looked over our immense
stock of Boots and Shoes that he was really struck
with wonder to know where all the calves, goat,
sheep and oxen came from that we're 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 farest prices there. 1t is
Isl Main ST. Eagle Square, near the corner Of 18th
street. C. s. MAURICE,
nos Richmond, Va.
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854
GINTER r. AT.uHv

FALL NEGOTIATIONS 1854
GINTER & ALVEY.
IMP OR TIERS AND.JOR Rrpc
No. l6 PEARL STREET, RIcHMorn
HAVE now in store, of their own d;ract
importation the largest and best ssstrted 49,
the trade. e~Aio. 70
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past month.
In the European market buying GOODS for CAsH
we enabled and pledge ourselves to cell our soods
a. low - they are sold BY any importers in this
~. 8
We would call especial attention to our stock OF
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hdkfs K Cravats Bindings
Laces Sewing Silks
EmbroidsFiss Fancy Woolle
Dress Trimmings Goods
Buttons
- 4-dkSh 0INTER 4 ALVEY.
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nAKWELL FOR SALE.-The sub
Os,riber offers for sale, privately, his FARM, on
which he resides. in the county of Goochland, i'm.
from Richmond, containing about 225 acres. There
are on the premises, comfortable dwelling house.
ssorehouse, with other necessary ont.houses. The
location 10 a very good for Tavern. There s
well of excellent water in the yard; also, orchard
eof fine fruit trees,
Purchasers are invited to view the premises and IL
not sold before the 18th of November will on that
day sell it publicly, for onehaf cash. and the other
on credit of six months. requiring good security
and the title retained until the last payment is made
noS-dtd CIT ROBERT r. WADE
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,

Office with GEo. ]. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl It,,
viii attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE, and eve
~ description OF MEkCHNDIzE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, 10
An 2l--ts
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The articles to be donated at the close of the Se
rieso Concerts, will be handed for distribution
to committee appointed by the audience.
N. b There will be 5000 presents 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. GoULplN, of M
JOHN DARRACoTT, at the Powhatan House. and AT
the principal Bookstores in the city.
~ Information in regard to the real estate To Ia
Donated may be obtained st either of the daily news.
paper offices in the city.
no 2-tf RADFORD PREsToN e. m
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE VIZ
GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE are requested to meet
at 'Corinthian HalP' at O'clock every evening du.
ring the continuance of the Exhibition.
no 2-St J. w, LEWELLEN Sec'y
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A GENTLEMAN (one of q thousandl wh

visited the metropolitan yesterday, openly
knowledged, after be had looked over our immense
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, that he was really
struck with wonder, to know where all the calves
goats. sheep and oxen came from, that slain to
make up our large assortment.
Strangers. If you want to buy cheap BOOTS and
SHOES-f you want to buy the best Of goods, at the
farest prices, there. 1t is at Isl Main street. Ea.
gle Square, near the corner of 18th street
no Its
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Yesterday afternoon, in Frank
Il lin st., some pieces of valuable Jewelry, which
ing at Ed. McDonald's Regalia Mandatory, Locust
Alley, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. noS-lt
GALE TERMANDED.-The farm
~ of OAKWELL, in Hanover county, will not take
place on Saturday, November 18th. announced by
advertisement. J. A. AUGHINBAUGH.-
no 3-5ts
M ECHANICS' FAIR.-The public are
vented in operation at this institution, morrow
evening They warranted to give entire sstisfac
ton TO the purchaser. before payment will be de-
manded. JOHN A. JETER.
M Sit
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Pho, JAMAICA AND LAGUYRA
~ COtFEE.-300 bags In store and for sale by
oeSl WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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fM FOR RENT-A very neat House on
EE1 I'd street. next door to Mr.. Nv. Cruer's Pos
session can be had Immediately.
ED. D, EACHO,
nos General Agent and Collector.
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PARADE OF THE r. A. r. r. 's.-This ia
NOUS company paraded yesterday afternoon, to
the great amusement of the public. The variety of
uniforms entirely exceeds our power of descrip-
ton. After grand parade through the streets, pre-
coded by the Cornet Band. they rode to a lot near
the Fair Grounds, where the tournament "went off,
with much pomp and ceremony. The novel scene
witnessed by thousands of spectators, and
their constant laughter bore evidence to the sue
cess of the nondeseript knights who risked their
lives in the sanguinary combat. This over, the
Rough and Ready Rangers filed OFF in triumpha
procession carrying with them all the dead and
wounded, the vctos and the vanquished, and next
halted at the ArmoT;, whittier they had been inv
ted to witness Mr. Elliott's balloon ascension
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PARROW,s OPERA TRt

a. the huuoef OF OiIs TICKETS are Opposed of
the following magnificent presents will be eiyen sws
to each purchaser off Ticket.
Tickets TO the WHOLE Series, emitting the holder n
one of the Gifts Five Dollars W
Tickets of admission only, to either of the Cor.
certs, Is cents. WV
One House and Lot. .sssa
One Bond of South Side Railroad Company
guaranteed by City of Petersburg. .......... loAo
One Service Silver Plate. lG10
Oue Splendid HARP. lONO
One Carved Rosewood Piano, style Louis XVI
equal to Premium Piano at Worlds Fair In
Lonuon' ia
One Beautiful Newark Carriage. & "A
One superb set of Diamond Jewelry. IA
Tires Gold Wssches, beautiful style.....,. S2s
One elegant Gold Wstch and Chain ...... as0
One diamond breastpin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
One Didmona nine 100
Two splendid Mounted Guus.........,......I95
One set of Parlor Furniture, complete-mod-
oin atVie''s. 2S5
One Mahogany Clus.er-Post Curtain Bedstead I00
One set of Cottage Furniture. .............,, no
One elegant Sofa and set of Chairs. .....,... loo
One Medallion do; one Rocker and two Arm
ChaIs. leo
Your Ladies Cabinets, marble tops..........., 2O0
-Four sets Pa'lor Chairs. 100
One Wardrobe, an elegant article. 20
One pair Tete-a-Tetes.............. ~
Rich Collection of 5000
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Nv STRAYED, OR STOLEN-On the
&2N night of Tuesday, October 3lst, 1854 from
lot near the Fair Grounds, MARE or 10 wears
old; shoes on her fore feet; small on her
back, rubbed by the cart saddle; other marks re.
collected liberal reward will be given for her re.
turn to ". C. LIPSCOMBE'S Stable, on I'd street. or
any information left at this office, get her
no S-lr~ JESSE 8. ELLYSON