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sFEc1AL lNoTrcss'

~ 0TT l ResEd. Of sIan.s.r-o------ /
d the b..sent '1 1sa J, ssd q Va
s.sss this evening Pune.asIs s,spoiitsa H.R
&C Ait I. ola. Nv. Ls seis
pr az. s0D Ut MI In. va.
has not been hesisesea ana ,nst IL, /, Ps.'
rasss ,ss sssh.n'es end psose.ue s,.,
the i nsas p@ss H. k4 g, ss,a. ss.,
gense Z scsrcsly worth cslcpst;n ,r'i'is ~, K.
sas 8srs !. w p r.. The he. improve. Z Il
ployed. the Propr etors are -. sssfsn A.
, rhi.s I1is al cards at from s. to e r
per The sns .s sIsssr ;h + = S
printing awe them the me ans Of po'sss- isr nv
ter. Of ia fbs ss dS as :. the Month 1
fyls- All who wish Cards. CircuIs,ss II up IA a a.
wo mIda a f'r elstnion during zoe m Sh
supplied at once, while there !. ana have la
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THE DAIIlY D1SPATCH


..S,----~-> ssSf,s7
:. 5 The state Fair. r
THE Fair OF the Agricultural Society Is lcokea
g. Nth great interest by the friends Of agne"i.
,.r. They are anxious to soc tho asracuisarsi
40. N the ,isncs--whstit amounts 20 and wnsf
!. r,onoses. Never before in this country vas the
p.,mer rewarded By such high pricesszne before
,-.re the results of his iabors so highly valued
"a :, mo former period Ia the history ID She eounr
~ Was he so able to promote the cause q mas
a.. and most important, IL not the nost hopo.1
,,a of m the voca,iens of man, the vocation Oh ''e
,r,,ier Of the Soil II he cannot now support ana ,I
,n.ins.in in a manner verify Of the eanse sreas
STATE Agricultural Society. he never can:
For these reasons the approaching Ear IS deep
,:...r.s.;no Fut a, the same time for these rea'
am. we ought to anticipate meeting Of Asficu l
600 and AN exhibition Of the fruits and pro-
aucts of theirlabor that win surpass any ever maze
In ,hie State. The Executive Committee ana the
officers they have appointed, have made ana are
making I'll necessary arrangements Tor the accom-
udation of the Society and for the Exhpition ana
there will be no cause, we imagine. TO complain
Of omissions on their part '-'' ga" . ''''' -
M the extent of the Exhibition we know but
little but what we do know leads US to anticipaAe
,h.s Il win be larger than that Of the last
better We have seen some Of the cattle that were
decidedly the noblest animals Of their kind we ever
beheld. .i-t- 1FAit ~'ljl
The hotel accommodations of the city, we repeat
are much larger than ever. and eur citizens are
ready to give a warm reception to their eouHtry
sr;ands We h. aehA ss-. st-e 30 ct ''t'r,n
her Of ritizens that VIII be attracted by the oces
sion viii have good accommodations and plenty
TO cat and drink. 80 .4'- +-r-.i~s- r-5-'i 1'''.
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90 tt-ts .-..-.-.,.-- &. TLteS. Il, PRICE 1 co

~ Blnnlse ts Binul7cts and Hem,
land large and weltseEc s5ck of tb h., ,'ys o.
Blankets -Ssttiiit-ts Plans Kerscys and ill.,.
1Yhfe h. tfes viii sell at the iJ.se5t prceg -
i DC lots -v'-.E .s-.t i-''.,f ,- ...-,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
x Mayor,r Court.-The Mayor,. Csun

for the city OF Richmond will be held at socoskA.
NJ, from the l0th,of April to the. lth Of OctoLer-
For Civil business on Thursdays, always at II OK
A, NJ. b. I-Jy
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fR-Hnfr Cntfinu.--Iit izen. md strang.

ers visiting the city, wishing to get their hal
tile latest and most approved style, would advice
them to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel
entrance ON lIth street.
" N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be bod y
ali hours Single Bath &c, OF Ticsets for II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
NEW -1HOCERY AVE- FEED esTORE.

7 u NC DE IEhVb IlI1fl- L.iE As
and the public generally thai tillY haze taken the
utoro Ioilieily occupied by =. l. Woods6i, for tie
purpose ef .ceadactins the GROCERY AND FEED
BUSINESS, where they will kCop constantly on haad
Il full assortment of GEOCE4slES,~MH OFFAL,
GRAIN, MEAL, and other iastetca psuay found in
Feed Stores and Groceries.
They wifi also attend to selling COUNTRY PRO
DUCE for small! caIniissiou, and flsIrse for their
country friends the highest market price for ANYTHING
cbnsi5ied To- them. CltTMp I BROTHER,
DC 2tGts .'4s -',i.- i.s''-1 1srfrtd ar
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DIED.

! 4 s.asss !. q; Il x sSTasW f9 e
"a Tiis IRA. !, kake pla1 Pom rty Church. on
Z nda Ext, o'ci4ck. Ne ds and scqusn-
fapces 81 The MffiIv aresrnesfy invited TO attend
without further notice.
~ Lynehbnrs. Norfolk and Petersburg papers viii
please copy. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

rTDowden's Dental Fiuia;; - ssrying lbs
Tsssb and Gums, relieving Toothaehe' s. !. iof
cav, impartins delightful flavor g tns ssw
sale, U Purcell. LsaS Co. R ssassa a. ssas
Ssr: pussi Norton Psssrssa.s lssssaIs Issa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
FAIEfESUN i .JACkSUN,. =,
Apothecaries and. Druggists,


NADEMO1SELLEC ECTLE 1IAFLECR,
lV1 Professor Of Autobiography uud Spiritual W.T.
ting Medium late OF Stockholm aud ST. Petershurgh
translates character and desties from persons hand
writing. -'''''>S .''-'-I-'--' -~'- ''
Ey- Fee tor Ladies', 30 cents; for gentlemen 81 -
{ Il. Address .s..ls.s. CECILE LAfLUEIl /.
, ! DC 3l-StA - RicGt1opd Vn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

I fY Eilyson VERIFY, No. II Pear, s,aar.sa
bety cen Main aud Cary. Risl@ond, " cifsARs
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealst ~ Ter, aGi
and three-qusrtsr ID papers, " mn e.SSu u
pasteboard boxes Union brard, very 'srte Can
ele and In II pound boxes Of the L,ss Srallas
mf5s ss sne Tssaeeo put up In baIrt 10 9fd'i
Ocll-1Ih - u eft''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

Ut, Grease, on the p00re.t f.lty o OIL. giving
brilliant clear Light equal iree eandles at
de8irab1e Lamps just opened 1t Isl Main s.
&c 20, .4. u1o'' ..--'dJd INKS 3 EFlfFY& co .i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
nIRECT TTPORTATION.--L x

~ SHINE will be in receipt in q few days of a d.
feet importation of English Goods, per ship lnxpci
BILE from liverpool and now landing at City Point
CONSISTING in partof English Guns; Cut
berry of every description ION cards Razors Of every
kind SCISSORS Table Cutlery in large varieties Japan
aud Paper Maehie Walters sets: Ladies' Writing
Desks ind magnificent Nork-boxes together with a
large and general assortment of articles suitable for
the city and country trade.
On receipt of the consignment the goods viii be pro-
perly assorted, numbered and sold by taoghe for
cash to the CHEST bidder without the least
tion MERCHANTS wishing, 10 replensh their stock
due notice Will be rypIf.4 t'''+' Z0-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
NTAtSTC FURNTTT X e POEISH--THE
Nl HOUSEKEEPER,S FRIEND-OLD FERNi-

TURE MADE NEW.-Ths newly discovered article
will be found to be Invaluable families and urn
re dealers, AS by its use with but little labor all
marks, stains aadscrsches are immediately removed
and beautiful polish and gloss impaired furniture
No family should be without this truly valuable pre-
paratio Ne offer it to the public confidently assert
ing that other known Polish compete with it,
and we afantee satisfaction TO all who use it.,
Prepared only and for sale by - '''- cad ''- =
u on 4. q IANI. l. \
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LIOUND-.A Muurrfiag Bfeasfpin. Inquire
VIFaTEIA sqHAalNnITCs'TIksTITUFg9

VlRGINIA NEQHA NICa'T lksTITEFE1
" The donri,ittee wotld feapectfaily request ar
persons who desire eo1tFibgts g the ExAih:sol,
to ssnH nj their Articles Immediately. The Clerk,
tMr A. MiIlspaughJ will be found at ting Hall TO re-
esive goods during On hours-of the day sel p
The Exhibition will be formally opened On Thurs
day evening next Oct. 18th. ,,s.. t,.f. -. t. t,,.
Articles thatare hot sent In By the 2h inst cannot
be entered ON the jadzes ist for competition except
such as the Committee, shall be satisfied dis.
pafchs fro distance time TO have reached here
Articles Intended for exhibition only, win be receiv-
ed free of charge until tine 2f inst after which tiTae
depositors will be charged 80 cents On each Article de-
posted. ia ;, II
By order Of the Chairman. $50 i7'4 s~'. ~
- Moss =. u ta,Fl r.ais s,4JAS. d. BROWNE =. 81
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- k Ftn FIJI EADEIHHIA.- -.
q L<t.e-1sEE TWICE A WEEk.--The. A. No. /
"ss.-L~ - steamship CITY OF RICHMQND,
HE2sza-Ea Capt. L. Mitchell, is now ready to
receive freight aad will leave MONDAY, Oct'r
p, ut O'Clock, p. NJ. i.t. ,... .a''..' ..
For. freight passage, having superior aceommods-
lions, apply to 80. u IL, E FUTILE, Agent 10.
foc Pot - Rockets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
DEATH OF T.. ROMEYN BECK.

F,o. TIE AI1aay Ese.ias SzrssI Soe. -
We di charge q q eancholy outy In snnouo;ins zoe
death of this eminent, widely known and universally
borored cit zen. ,.. r..
DR. Beck's beahh had been gradually declining Tor
several months In the absence OF any orIaLc dls-
ease bop.s OF his sogery entertained unp eome
feur weeks ago, when an unfavorable OPT 1ion " Is
obtained from high medical authority oia'e tnst
period bic family and erds, prepared Tor the Sorss
have ai,ed an event which oereayes Nein ana the
community of man who in all things sas the type
anc e1empsr of his race.
Dr. Btck's naission enc OF practical usefulness
During The quarter of century inat be cevoted OIL
f laborOusly 20 The instruction OF youth ss the pfh
cipsl Of our academy people wondered no" mas 90
gifted could content himself with POSITION 81 conpt'
aiiv.ly humble The sDs~er II, that W beck we
nj Itch and Ut ambitious. tie loyef his schooc ms
rieI d. bis associss and a'ove sll hs home. iness
we're 10 him. sources of hsppiIess TOO precious 70 oe
,sci5csd. He pursued therefore, WITH diligence snd
cieeffulness the " even tenor OF his way, raA-ilg
senerston aer sener atom Of thoroughly &c aeet-1
Soupg men, whoss first duty sad hignest prlvi'e{e
ibrc ugh liie has been 10 scsDoTe1ge, ~ grae'u
hegts oblig atons 10 ttei; beloved p-teeP,or. 90.
Or. Bees aimed 70 render al his ecleatihc ma NJ
,s,y srouirern, u.s available His knowledge wts held
in iIus for the tel eft OF obers. ii uind hks use
ppon a common, bore fruit 70: the eonnua ne
wss man OF smple msnne-s gehiti nsta,e, soI,l
hsbl'- lsrge humanity and radiaet am. Amost nan
century wss passed among " 70 N. scnve olschAse
of responsible Tub ic daies. His efforts TO pr lno g
educs;op, seiepce, Improvement vir'oe ana 'hhs'
,isni-y were always vel snd wisely Gree ed.
Dr r. chs .ss leiaiiOns through life have >en WITH
The truly so9d md crest He sIce'y wa sp1sof ey
ali DO aeDr .ied public worth and social excel nee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

N,pp,.sr IN HIGH LIyE IN CANADA The mar
riage of sophia second dsusbter Of Sir Allan MscNso'
nrsmier Of The CaDsdian mioistry 10 William Cols:,
Vscoun Bury only Of the E.r Of AseT ma, s sSox
father on Tbursosy lset, wi great ecst The cefe-
mony was perfos med by the Lord Bshop OF Toronto,
as,i.isd BY the srcho eseon of Kingston, the bndes
uncle the marriage having been previously solemn sed
IN accor with the Catholic ritual the bride beng
an soberant OF that church. The extreme beauty Ok
the bride robed in her ORC al drs, says TIE Hs~aoS
Spectator was the theme Of every tongue. The gov
einor genera Sir EdpuDd Head, was present = tee
health Of the hspoy air which was RESPONDED 10 ~
Lord Bury The bridegroom. A brilliant conpmy Oh
about one tuno RED and 6ty porous Wa Presen IN
clue ing the members Of the Cabinet several Of sas
members Of Psrhs1 eDt and promtoens pess peri
ton and the Misses Stewart wsre odnesm na1. H.
Affair bas double n caused quite stu Ter OF excitement
in the ouiet city Of Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

BRUTAL MURDER IN NoDAwAY COUNTY, Missouri.
We learn from The Weston Reporter the PARTICULARS
of br utsl murder committed in Nodawsy county on
the 3lst Of OCTOBER last II sppssrs that genuemA "
by the name Of Rees Murray bad difficulty pendiog
between himself, Henry rbornhil and George John.
SOD, all living MsrysSile, Nodawsy county. ana
on Wednese ay evening Oct 81, thetwo Ia ter met tns
said Murray seated in q wagon drawa by YOKE Oh
oxen; dispute ensued, IN the course OF ~hlen na,
raw ca lie one Of the other party liar. On ths both
Tborphi ana Johnson discharged the contents Of ths,e
rifles into the BODY OF Murray, entering 10 the ilgne
Mi. and left eide. They shen, assisted by person
by the name of Sizemore, took the orseen OF .ns,r
GUNS and beat him ia the mOst un1ercitaI msanef:
Not satisfied with their heish conduo tasy then ses
the vehicle Oh 6re in shich lay, almost fsess the sso
murray; sna yet not being satisfied, ,hsy set toe
prairie around on fire. perhaps TO disguise nom me
scrutiny of the public eye the outrage nt'sd on
Mu,r.r. Blu the oxep, having taken fright dun y ne
ARRAY 1t ,red off and TO the house Of nesheof.
Tbis ere ated alarm and search WA insuated, wnsn
The half dead Murray was discovered. Ills clothing
wss on FIRE, and be .as suffering from INC WOUNDS 1 On
his person He deS the next cay but before ms ocstn
sror. that Tborplil johnson and Szenore we're nis
muIderers Thornhil aud JOt nson were arressed snI
lodged in jail, but ,izemore has not been hesfo Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
COR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN aod

Il AMROY RAILROAD From Pier No. l u r., foot Of
sstry plsoeTbe Camden AID Alnboy Railroad L1es cor
PIT EIDE phla Eill rave ~ 10 l,'ss:
hoRSiSG LEF o'eloek ". daily (saDdsys eIcep,sS)
BY TIE aestnrT JOHN POTTER apt John S!mDs3n. Tor
suth Andy h-nce by sed s,eaS bos,s TO PAdelehA
Fare by III, Lins. 80 -
AFTERNOON EkPEESs LlNH-At O'clock 2 NJ 1si'y Is
day. exe-pte) By tn str.abNt JOHN POTTER rtpPns g
jamestown ai,bs BcTjentosD ,ns Burlington aisi's
a. Rhl.de ph shoEt g p ". Fare ~ Express Line. 81
TAR to Freehold ard N0nmoath, ether p7 NC he.s pro
Nsed on bo,Iceinre or &c Bre sst aud SapO-r, SEC
Pm
- 81 s''' -" ''s ~ - -
ss1SSlp1t Ines 4P.M. FIRE, Stk
y peoeds OF .sgsses Sfowsa each pkssaset PAssss
- poh tsd from tstihg aayfhos as hssssEs bat theif
e.. lsicL All b,sEsge 6f'y pounds - he paid or
eoe dol AZ 10, hm'' they resp nshn'5 'r os"E9
- PI PSoed, and i rs nahe fS unt 20
aNe f''e seep: BY Fpeeisl contract l.. BLISS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

SUHhEME COOhl.-lu tno uoseoi W sno =
- pieauoD Of the Mayor Aldermen and GSI'nonsy - ns
CIV Of Nev-York reistive the OPENING and LAYING
OFT PUBLIC PLACE, between 18th and oeth sta andtne
5th sud In the City Of New forh-We the Comnns
sopen Of Estimate and ASSIGNMENT In me sooss snases
ster hereby awe notice the owner or owren occupant
houses spd ots and proved and unipfovee
thereby and to AL othsrs whom may 'onssrs
ssfollows 10 vii: -. -~.~..-,
Ard tbs Ali hose interests Areeted merely AZ
Who s, opposed the DO present their oo)eeton,
~rtiI A. duly verified the Comnssonsn tnef omss o
lilo Broadway roou 80 N ms cry % oi 'eSi' 10 ~ ''
OF Noveu heI lGo.
"a That any p-rson VINO may consider
.,royed b, said estimate aud DeLt WI - beard
oYposroo 20 tbs sane beio'e a, 81 1s ssh '~'e'
A. ". N Tie 2st day Of Ncsemoei, 70,
"a That he As,.ae ef the sed Estimate snd .resoen rs
tose,rer scs sisn al the Adavt'
othe- docuu-rts Which ased ~ " 10 ga
City County S.wYors here 70 rernAn aIh ne 10"
day OF Decetnher, 1854 -,
ar That The limit ssse-sn-nt are "a 20
fsBd nnsec In the sid CtJ ooeAoo
i. lied aiming o4o~s, that 20 tne noi
ey he liDe Of the blocks betseeb neh and
on th 9th BY LIVE Of he hohs bsts tit ,a
.rS .'s an BY the center line OF te- oocss %
rx.sp "a ard the ~es, By he center ne o. rs
b chs loh and 'itS And also Al bose ee
~ ore, los srd parcels Of land frontins On en-
Of the b. eth fth and sth between lo,b sos
I'D .o Al hose certain other los. pieces A yx:>k sae
fTor AZ & IN either side u he Sh e'h, ~ 'n9
sye,ossy bstscep So sDd Sst. lad Saf On o< s'
Of the c. u nhs'ensft ., 80. -r-,.,,.
cT, Il n Stste HevYork, sts Special ren tn-r.of =
- Md a, ~. ry Yah the said ety. On Ss,udAy me 1t
~, n D.c ,nber = D. 1855, a. the o2enns az ne Soh.
y a. ssy. g. that taen Md 1eie OF 's - - ).
..S.,.s--s.s w \ OH Oc-nb-s ie5a
q ULsHOEffER,
WILLIAM HsNy.
= BaADlSH (Co-rln 'tFf7efs
WsERFN RRAuY,
,.en,. IFRENiAH IOWLt,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
DESTRUCT FIRE-LOSS OF LIFE
AND INJURIhS.

On Saturday evening, q, ST oc'o k, . fire BROKE out
in TIE premises owneds oocuoed by Nessr. Woo@ey
& Harris, cooper, No. l2o Washington street Il
originated in the third story-the drying room-vhero
there a quantity of lumber and which burned flu
rousy. The Gre spread rapidly 70 the premises east,
No. lis oCcuoed by Mr.. Wocley az dwelling, and
1874, occupied by Anorew Coniston as q porter
house. The houses were owned by the above ocou-
pants but beeide their own families, there were four
other families occupying them The hre was
confined 70 the biri stories Of ali the budugs, which
were eutfed from end of the row to the other.
They we're all full insured and the loss TO all parties
is on furniture 60. MessIs Wooley & Harrss werc
insured four huns red dollars, which will not cover tho
loss by several hundred dollars and Mr. Coriston ono
bus dred dollars on furniture.
Asad catastrophe occurred soon sfter the hre vas
discovered In the drying ROOM Policemen Croanse
and c. ise, with John Gardner aud other citizens,
FASTENED mp, and were engaged in endeavorng 70 ex-
tingush the FIRE with sils Of water when suddealy,
from pile Of dry slaves, the fire, which had been
sumb. rr K burst forth in volume and with great
force creating explosion and sloSiog NJ a.rdiner
out of the front hosting door TO the paveueo he 10
violently on he soOo ard bounded the noe 20 the e-
wall. He was picked up and carried into an atjotn-
ing bcuse and DIS Delemster aud Taber were called
in His he al wa bacly cut and severe Injuries sus-
tanned internally; be ss in short time carried 10 the
houe of bis parents No 3s3 State street, where I'm
eering un il . o'clock yesterday morning, he died.
Mr.. Ga diner unmarried man, thirty ts0 years
of sge and had been in the employ ct Messrs Woosey
worthy industrious man, and his sad end Is deeply
dep ored.
fhose injured a. the same time With poor Gardiner
were the following, John II Chadwict, an exempt
fireman. Officers H.,y Sd GEsg2ss: suffering severely
eS to escape at the tne the flames ourst forth,
rushing back and directly through the flames TO the
stab way, which they providentia'ly soc 'eeded IN
reaching Gel lei got down without further injury, bat
tte stairs gave way while Crout go was on them ana
be was thrown down among them, di'iocae,ng Ms an
HE. Two lads FAMED Os,erbout and Peck, were
blurred at the same time 9Th the above, & wes also
William Wigginf-sll three about The face ana HANDS
The il ju,ed we've all promptly attended TO- and CON
veyed 10 their different homes. The excitement orc
ated by the catastrophe very great, add hundred
exsgs Grated accounts drew thousands OF c'nSens W
the SPOT.
Tbe fr.m men worked msnfoly, and We doubt II ON
any occasion they have eyinced more daring and per-
severance IL WAS furious fire to contend with. In
Cspt. Conway, Lieut.. Shields and the men OF mo
Fourth district 40 TO Officers Crounse and Geise es-
suecisIy and alec the platoon from the Second under
charge OF Capt McDoe great praise is due for their
fcient services the occasion Alb Express, ie'h'
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