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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-02

HARPER's MAGAZNE.-We have receiv-
ed copy OF the November number of this Maya
zine, from Mr.. J. w. Randolph
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BLACKwooD.-We have the October No
OF Blapkwood, from Mr.. Woodhouse. 1t has ar
invirMstable Of contents
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AUCTION NorIcE.-Particular attention
10 invited TO our sale This Morong and Evening Of
Ssddlery, &C., at the s.ore of Jos Fl. Co1qutt
no2 LARtJS SHINE. Aucts.
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1T GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE TO STATE
that have been relieved of nervnu, headache, OF
twenty yesrs standing by DR.. STEIN, late Cnlei
Stein Il on 10th street [no Il O. 2. BALDWIN.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES as much as
possible, persons returning from the Fair, the
Central Railroad Cars will start from the old pas.
senger station Broad street, until further notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-02

MR.. CLIFTON W. TAYLEURE, a promising
young actor, will make his first appearance at the
Theatre this evening" in the character of Mr.. Mill.
tant. He is said to be gentleman of education
and talents, and will no doubt become favorite
with the Richmond public.
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The 3. r. A. Re. are TO have parade
to-day. Hoop your ribs and look out for their AZ
p6arance. Those who wish to ret good look =
them, can db 20 by visiting the Armory grounds.
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Dausx.-Morris Cslligan. charged With
being drulk and disc!dsrly, win undergo a *.
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE VIR-
GINA MECHANICS Institute requested to meet
at Corinthian HalF' at O'Clock every evening du.
ring the continuance of the Exhibition.
no 2-3t J w. LEWELLEN, Secy.
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The Trial Of John French. In wheeling, for the
murder Of John Moore. has terminated 10 bis &C.
auitsai,
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SALE OF STOCKS, ETc.-We invite par
tcular attention to the sale of s,ock .wns
etc, BY Messrs. Taylor & Williams, II the Arricn1
turai Fair grounds on Friday next Persons vish.
ing 20 purchase, win bear the sale In mind and ii
in attendance. $50 "
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A GENTLEMAN Zone of thousand) who
visited the "Metrcpaltsnr on yesterday, openly
knowledged, after he had looked over cur immense
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, that he really
struck with wonder, to know where all the calves,
goats. sheep and oxen came from, that slain to
make up our large assortment.
Stringent if you want to buy cheap BOOTS and
SHOES-if you to buy the best of goods, at the
fairest prices 90 there 1t Is Isl Main street, Ea
gle Square, near the corner of 18th street.
I-ta
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The opening address of Mr.. VIM. Ballard
Preston yesterday morning before the Agri-
cultural Society was most admirable effort.
The amphitheatre in which it was delivered
was densely crowded, and it was somewhat
difficult, during 1.-THE noise and confusion
which prevailed, for the speaker to make
himself heard except in his immediate neigh
borhood. But the address was very an
mated and animating one, and fully sustain
ed the high reputation of the orator. The
address presented some remarkable statistics
of the progress of population in the various
States, and some most encouraging facts
showing the steady advance of Virginia in
population, and the cessation of the tide Of
emigration which formerly drained her OF
her strength and wealth. Every one speaks
of Mr.. Preston's address as of extraordinary
ability and eloquence.
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TIVE men. while walking In Second stress. New
York, were mstby two Germans. John Erhardt and
Marua Werner, the latter having recently been
dischargsd from the Peaitsntlary, who, without
any provocasion, stabbed them each In the side
vish dirk knifs. dangsrously.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches, Jewery and Fancy Goods. ct
my store, No. los Main st.. THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com. nj ercLant, loo Main ct.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
MORNING. NOVEMBER 1 Ia5a

The Fair Grounds yesterday presented Al
extraordinary and most animating specta
Gle. The extensive grounds were covered
with such q multitude of human beings as
we never before saw assembled in Virginia
II was, in all probability, by far the largest a.
semblage that has ever been gathered 'oge
ther at one point in the Commonwealth ln s
farmers, the mechanics, all pursuits anu
all professions were represented. Inc PEG
pie would seem to have come among US z"
masse from all parts of the State. we
were particularly struck with the noble look
inc snecimens of men, which Virginia sent
10 the Fair. Looking at the tall, broad
shouldered, muscular giants, whom we en-
countered at every step, we could not but
exclaim-If the Virginia race has degenera-
ted, what must their fWefathers have been
The ladies were there too, in countless null
titudes and their bright eyes and joyous
smiles gave new life and animation to the
glorious spectacle.
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LACE Maxine AT THE FAIR GRou,ps

LACE MAKING AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
most interesting and wonderful exhibition at the
Agricultural Fair, is the manufacture of Thread
Lace by hand, which is done by tw females one of
whom IL little girl not than seven years old.
The most interesting fact in relation to them to Viz
gnians, isthat they arefrom Prince William county
whilst their mechanism viii not only reflect credit
upon our state but our country, theybeng the only
operatives OF the Kind In America. Specimens Of
advise all lovers ofthe novel and curious To se ,h.,
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yf5,UO0
The articles to be donated at the close of the Se-
rtes of Concerts, will be handed for distribution
to q 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, the number of Gift
Ticketsi il limited to Three Thousand
~ The Service of Silver Plate. Gold Watches
Diamond and other Jewelry can be seen at the store
OF Mesrs. MITCHELL l. TYLER, Main O. where
tickets may be obtained.
Tickets may also be had of M.ssrs. ToLER &
Cook and of Mr.. WsI. GouLDiN, and at the princi.
pal Hotels and Bookstores in the city.
y Information in regard to the real estate to be
donated may be obtained at either of the daily news
paper Offices in ths city
no 2-tf RADFORD, PRESTON & CO.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE The Fair OF the
Mechanics Institute was visited yesterday by
large number of persons. The beautiful
machinery there was greatly admired The
percussion cap machine is the observed OF
all observers, and Mr.. Wright, its ingenious
inventor, must feel a just pride in the interest
excited by his unique invention. One of
Hoes beautiful and rapid Job presses, sent
from the Dispatch Office, is not the least at
tractive object in the Machinery Depart
ment. 1t works admirably, and does credit
to the manufacturers.
The paintings Stanley's gallery and Others
are alone worthy of a visit to the Exhibition.
A winter scene by Doughty, placed in the
room by Mr. T. s. BALDWIN of this city, is a
magnificent work of art. 1t was drawn by
Mr.. Baldwin at the Fair of the American Art
Union Mr. W. H. Mcfarland has contri-
buted some fine paintings, and our townsman,
Sully, has added some favorite pieces. In
due time we shall speak more particularly OF
the Exhibition. 1t is enough to know that it
is the most interesting of its kind ever gotten
up South of the Potomac.
Last night was another brilliant one of the
Exhibition. Tonight the attractions of the
place will probably be increased by speech
from Ex-PREsIDENT TYLER, who manifests
much interest in the enterprise. Apart from
the qualification many will enjoy in seeing a
man who has filled so many prominent STA
tions in public affairs if he speaks he will
make an interesting address, especially as he
feels so warm a solicitude for the success of
the Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-02

j. w. Randolph has published in pam.
phlet form, the Report of the President OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society, at
its annual meeting held in this city Oct. 81,
1854,
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RAND GIFT ENTERPKTSE

PARROW'S OPERA TROUPE.
VINO hare been engaged for the purpose,
Commencing on
WEDNESDAY, LIST of Nov, 1854.
At the last Concert which will take place Al 400,
a. the number of Gift Tickets Opposed Of one OF
the following magnificent presents viii be given awsr
to each purchaser of a Tictet
Tickets to the whole Series emitting the hoIds, 70
one of the Gifts. Five Dollars.
Tickets Of admission only, to either Of the Con.
certs, Is cents.
One House and Lot. A500o
One Bond of South Side Railroad Compsny
guaranteed by City of Petersburg. ......... .fOAo
One Service Silver Plate.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
One Carved Rosewood Piano, style Louis XVII
equal to Premium Piano at Worlds Fair in
Lonoon. $50
One Beautiful Newark Carriage. 6s0
One superb act of Diamond Jewelry. 500
Three Gold Watches, beautiful style........ S25
One elegant Gold Watch and Chain. ........... $50
One diamond Breastpin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Oae Dlamond KING. 100
Two splendid Mounted Guns. las
One set of Parlor Furniture, complete-mod-
ein style. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z3S
One Mahogany Cluster-Post Curtain Bedstead 100
One set OF Cottage Furniture. ............... 10
One elegant Sofa and set OF Chairs. ........, 100
One III edallion do; one Rocker and two Arm
NnsIfs. 100
-Four Ladies Cabinets, marble tops............ 200
-FOUR sets Pafior Chairs. 100
One w wardrobe an elegant article. 80
One pair rs
Rich Collection of Jewelry. 5000
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the Baltic squadron from England, the mag
nifcent pageant which distinguished ii, and
the high and exulting hopes which were every
where expressed, as ship after ship of that
mighty feet, under the eye of their sovereign,
and of multitudes upon the shore, departed
to chastise the Russians, are still fresh in the
memory of all. England expected to hear,
in about two weeks, that Revel, Helsingfors
and Cronstadt had been taken, and that ST.
Petersburg had fallen into the hands of the
Allies. Not one of these strongholds has
been TAKEN or even 50 much as attacked, up
to the present hour, and the great Baltic
squadron, the most magnificent and powerful
of modern times, comes home without sin
gle achievement, except the capture of the
Aland forts, in which twelve thousand French
troops and seventeen British ships of war
conquered two thousand Russians and the
demolishing of sundry little Greytowns, and
hebrutal treatment of the female inhabitants
These are all the chaplets that the brave old
Sir Charles Napier brings back to England.
We do not know how to reconcile this
most 'lame and impotent result of the Bal
tic expedition with the acknowledged wis.
dom and sagacity Of British counsels. Was
not the strength of the Russian defences ON
the Baltic known to the military and naval
men OF Great Britain before the Baltic az.
petition sailed? 1t seems impossible that
such grand preparations should have been
made by such nation blindfold, yet we know
not on what other theory to account for the
utter inadequacy of the means adapted to the
ends proposed. The naval ineficiency Of
Great Britain, both on the Baltic and the
Black Seas, is one of the most striking fea.
lures of the Eastern war. Admiral Dundas
has made himself proverbial as "slow
coach" and Sir Charles Napier comes back
with his "cutlasses sharpened," but no blood
on them.
j. w. Randolph has published in pam
phlet form, the Report of the President OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society, at
its annual meeting held in this city Oct. 81,
1854
TIVE men, while walking In Second strest, New
York, were mstby two Germans. John Erhsrdt and
Massis Werner, the latter having recently been
discharged from the Penitsntlary, who, without
any proyocadon, Stabbed thsm each in the side |
visA dirk knifs. Dangerously.
Ths trial Of John French. In wheeling, for the
murder Of John Moore. has terminated 10 bis &C.
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TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION.

G EYMOUR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER. new remedial Agent, or a
new method of applying old and popular one, Is
now presented to the Profession and through il
are afflicted with diseases requiring the application GAL
VANISH, such as Amenorhea Chlorosis; Dysmen
Proapsus Ceri Leuchorhea; Hyseria; Lumbag i pain
in the back Dyspepsia dependant atoDy the
weakness from any of the
tem and all kindred Affections To the Physicians
enough TO say this instrument is constructed that gen.
lie Gaivanc current is made to pas through organ
roustng and stimulating TO healthy action assisting
best authors of the day, Medical Journals and M Ds in
Nashville aud other cities using the instrument
most scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter, vet
Invented, which will be apparent any scientific on
inspecont is constructed that either gavanic or
mechanical support may be dispensed WITH may ndi
batting of the most of Diseases which Of
ten tax their patience ard skill.
SeymOur's Obstetrical Supporter.
This is used brace and stain try.
ing hour of life "Labor No Lady anticipating this ordeal
would think of dispensing with its if they knew half
the aid she requires No accoucher obste
tricai practice no does it, when
ma lie known to the public.
S7YMUUR'S PLACENTA FoRCEPS. This instrument
has onl to be be approved and appreciated See
NJ DIS in Nashville and other places using them or
ders addressed to K. D. PAYNE,
care of Berry g. DemoviIle, Nashville Tenn
from the States of Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee Ala
bana Georgia. Florida Mississippi, Louisiana Texas or
Arkansas for either OF he above will
prompts attention.
They also be had at the following houses
J. G BROWNS, IL, G. SC0VEL'S, w. I. GRAY'S j.
NJ. ZlMMERMAN'S, e. W. HENDERSHOT'S Mrs r. A.
CO ES, O.63 North Market ST., and c. A. ROBINSON
Co, Shelbyville.
mars '54-6in
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FOX & POLuEMUS,

% Broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
Offer for Sale tie (Jg0ping Heory Cotton Fabrics:
N-Ew-EN 81 g-gD COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers hlrd aud sof also all the various widths of
CAuvs-s n auuacurSd this establishment comprising
eg variety trade and offered at the lowest
rates.
U.UTED STATES PILOT DUCK woodbery and
aiount Vernon A ull Gssorment of this superior
14bTIc-
WILLINANTIC COTTON DUCK-ls, lS, 20 and %
nch All uuDg-s hard and soft Tlis fabric awarded
tfr c ls,t Premium the London Worlds Fair, also
cur o,Sn stale Fair.
SHIP AN BEAR MARX DU0K-Plain and twilled,
EIaaufcrure b. te Gree woods Company, superior
ticle tor glt sails Ieus awnings &c. also, Mount Yer
noa Twilel Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills l. GIT Cotton EsveDs, pin % 10 p inch Heavy do
do
COTTON SAIL TWTNE-A full assortment.
TAKPAULLa5 hAhH0CKS, STUFFS, &C.
PAPER Pct IEJ-3U 10 u inch, made very heavy
expressly for GTIaT 'eits.
CAa COVERLHG-Cotton Canvass all widths. from so
10 49, INCHES all Numbers, made expressly for
ing and ruuns railroad cars perfectly and permanently
waier.l.ru,f and enduring than the Car itself
EERMELLIN5 CAEVASS-G0, IS, 40, 45 and so inch
plan lNIhed III every variety.
BASS AID gAGGING-0i every description. Scam-
.ess Blqs woven Whole all size in bales of IGv 200 and
sy1 conbi ing strength utility and cheapnesS for grain
and meal, are unsurpassed
Also n svv Cotton Sacsrg 40 inch Canvass, thread
Warp and Filling heavy twled, do. do, 20, 81 A., and
e. inch.
WOOL sAcXs-Woven whole all sizes, a and desira-
Die article. feb25 '54-lyd
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DIR. DeBOsO'S RIVER CHOLERA REM


universal and instantaneous Remedy for all the proean
forms of Summer Complaints, which any caused
BY eating unTpe fruits and indgesbIe food change
Innate and water exposures teeihing in children, &c.
Which usually given for these complaints such Kno,
Calls, Caecu, opiaes, Toncs, Minerals. check the
NATURAL seeTelons well the unhealthy, which fact all
are aware Of To obtain compound which would perma
DIARRHGA AND FLUX,
Cholera and Cholera Morbus Cramps Vomiting and Grip
ing without Interfering at the same time with the
secretons an object which many have studied to oba
for, after administering medicine which would and
;he niura eeretons of the LV had been locked upbe
cXerementtous matter from the bowels also checked
corregans and partially destroying the functional duties Of
COATS OF THE STOMACH,
And in many Instances the effects of the medicine being
deleterious than ,he disease itself What
is it that has noticed clay
Via DR. DeBosoS RIVER CHOLERA REMEDY,
Is ored medicinal combination, about which such
de leaving after effects upon the in the least pre-
Judicial, but the contrary it stimulates and strengthens
BLOOD AND VITALITY
Coursng through the debtated and
inc bot combined healthy action dS tbeir secretiye
Liver 10 healthy secretion ot blechecks the weaken
up tho unieebIed condition of the systemmmedi-
ate reYiyes ard strengthens the spirited and hypo
'''D'-'' LAST IsI' IfNGERTNG RAY OF HOPE
To have hedstmuates the Whole machine of man through
stomachrelaxes and Immediately Cramps
Slasms--apnihaIes every veshge pain bowels
drifts away the
DARK CLOUDS OF DESPAIR
Which have clustered round about those who affected
HIth Summer CUmp int-checks the profuse discharges
and prevents the wild and terrific screams Of
A TOOTHLESS, TENDER NURSLING,
acts like charm the curly, roy truantgves buoyancy,
life and vvacy TO the aged parentsand strsws health
happiness and long life all along The desolste Valley sum
Complaints We have said this much in favor of
wonderful medicine, and will if of
mil affected with disease for which it is
drd, buy bottle and if does give YOU
complete satisfaction, ca on agent and the
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
After You have used The whole bottle of Medicine.
II this no fair and honest dealing. know what
i Composed wholly of matter, partly ofthe
approved -
BOTANIC MEDICINES,
Selected with great TO their purity and prepared
cordng appr we'd plan. 1t fail achieve
object Ia view, viz Thatof being speedy
eGectual remedy for all forms of
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Now before the public.
doses viii any ordinary Diarrhoa and 10 drop.
will check the Bowel Complaint of children.
The price Of the Medicine is 50 low il is within the
OfaII bottle warranted give satisfaction
Orders from the country, addressed the Druggists
In Mas ys will receive prompt attention. and also for
sale al tn Family Medicine Store No. 4Pubc Square, by
my27--u ). z. DROMG0OLE & co.
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MEDICINAL.
STRONG HOPE
ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS

|. FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt, the Chinese
w Rheumatic AniidOfe, is the only reliable RENE
dy before the public for the immediate and permanent
LEI OF long standing cases of
Chronic Rheumatism,
and Neuralgia Palms. Hip disease
all contracted and distorted Limbs Paralysis wasting and
decay of the MUSCLES sweled and enlarged JOINTS painful
sweings, Rheumatism, Tic Doloreux, Cramps and
SPasms, &c, &c. This medicine istruly the
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
which daily given byit its astonishing effects
doubted.
. - Severe Neuralgia Pains
speedily removed by few applications of this won-
de1l combination. The old and young need no fear
of perfect restoration.
Dead Palsy
completely cured In Incredible
Of this external application No need doubt H. for one
single Bottle will never fail give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction.
Contracted and Stiff Joints
perfectly relaxed and restored their natural life and
activity, by its use.
Persons in High Life
who, preudice, other causes, unwilling to re-
TO amedcine which is brought to notice by being
yes ID, permitting themselves to suffer and under
agonsng and excrucatiag Pains of rheumatism Neu-
ga would feel Justly proud, after rubbing their limbs
joints with bottle ofths External Remedy.
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles, Bumbness weak back
pain JOINTS all speedily cured by The of this medi
cine.
We respectfully the citizens Nashville and vcin
y who affected with form of Rheumatism, other
diseases above meraed to call
phet and bottle medicine, and We confidently
promise you satisfaction.
A. ToUATT CO., Proprletors, Maiden Lane, n. w.
o whom all orders should be addressed
For saiein Nashville by J; P. DRoMGooLE co.
'or sale in Franklin, by F. S WOLDRIIGE
g " 9 Mnrfreesboro' by J. w. NELSON.
. 9 " Fayetteville, McELROY & MCKINNEY, |
= " Paducah, KY, by SINGLETON & son,
" F." t McMnuville, by J. Il. STONE.
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