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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-06

NORFOLK CITY-1st Ward: Fillmore 1874, Blu.
chanan 176 Fillmore's majoritys. I'd Ward: Blu
chanan l21, Fillmore ll2; Buchanans majority y
Sd Ward: Fillmore 242, Buchanan 1853; Fillmore's
majority 49, 4th Ward Fillmore 1852 Buchanan
1873; Fiilmore's majority So Total for Fillmore
l56. The American majority at the Governors
election was 372.
PORTSMOUTH. lCourt House-Buchanan's ma
jority l2s. Town Hsll-Buchanan's majority l56.
Total ;3Sf.
NASsEmoND.- Suffolk-Fillmore's majority &C.
Dardens Store-Filmore's majority 40 Carrs-
ville-Buchanan's majority 80. Murfree's-Bu-
chanan's majority II. The county of Nansemond
gives 30 majority for Buchanan At the Cover.
nor's election it gave 272 majority for Flournoy.
FAUQUfER precincts, Buchanan 147 /;
Fillmore LOG.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 5-Buehansn has the follow
ing majorities: In Shenandoah 2O5O, Rockingham
1900, Page 1000 Warren 424, Fauquier llo, Prince
William about 500
CULPEPER-Three precincts, Buchanan has 50
majority.
Quo county and Wheeling give Buchanan
about 100 majority, being gain on Mr wise
vote last year of 500.
Marshall county gives Democratic gain of 400.
BERKELY gives $50 majority for Buchanan, being
a Democratic gain of 120.
TAYLOR gives Buchanan $50 majority, being a
Democratic gain of l22
PoWHATAN, at the Court-H l32,
Fillmore 80.
AMELIA at the Court -House-Buchanan 100,
Fillmore 81; at gainesville, Buchanan 8 majority.
Democratic gain 60.
NOTTOWAY, at Jennings Ordinary-Buchansn
lad Is maj.
PRINCE wILLIAM-Two precincts, Buchanan
125, Fillmore Is
FREDERIcKsBURG, VA, Nov. II spottsylva'
ria gives about 40 majority. In Caroline eoun
ty, large Democratic gains.
Ringod gives Buchanan 10 majority
Laurel Grove gives Buchanan n majority
CHARLoTTE-Wy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 majo.
rity.
Keysville-Buchauan 81 majority.
Court House-Fillmore 46 majority.
Observation-Disclosures 90 majority.
Notwithstanding Sc, Fillmore
16
Observation-Disclosures 70, Fillmore IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is majority.
Church Hill-Buchanan l0S. Fillmore 20.
Court House-Buchanan 96 majority.
Clemen's-Buchanan SO ms jority.
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline county-Fillmore's
majority S.
LYECRBURG, Nov. The following are Off.
cial majorities in the coun ties named:
RoASoKE-:227 for Bucl lanan
CANPBELL-l70 for llmore
PULAsKI-120 for Bucl lanan ...
BEDFoRD--e0 for fillmore
WYTHE-200 for Buc hanan
WAsHINGToE-300 for Buchanan
AMHERsT-265 for Buchanan
PRINCE EDWARD--2l0 for Buchanan
HEsTERFIELD-Sbells -Buchanan So, FILLMORE
Observation-Disclosures 1877, Fillmore GA
Court House-Bucharan 1872 Fillmore Ga
1t is reported that this county has given 600 ma
jority for the Democrats.
GREENvILLE-The official vote In this county
shows Isl Democratic mai
A.-Danville-Fillmore 2l3, Buch
anan 143, an American gain of II
EAUGUsTA, ALBEMARLE AND LOIUIsA.-Passen.
gers by the Central Railroad report that these
three counties have gone for Bucha nan. The re-
port, however, is doubtful.
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Virginia AIechauIc., Inst,tute

Last night there was a large audience prese t
IN the Hall of the Exhibition of the Virginia Me-
shanics' Institute, and Rev. Mr.. EDWARDS (whom
we had, as he declared, unduly styled D. D., and
we beg his pardon for complmenting him with a
title which has ceased to be compment) deliv.
cred very interesting address, which was listen
ed to most attentively and most warmly ap.
plauded.
Tonight Rev. DR.. BURROWS speaks before the
Institute. He is a very popular orator, and al.
ways instructs, as well as enterta ns his auditors
We hope and expect to see full house.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov 5-Rockand county complete
gives Buchanan l,52l, Fillmore 926, Fremont Cog
Ontario county heard from-aI'i but two towns
gives Fremont 4,209, Fillmore 2,lI9, Buchanan
1861.
Coyuga county complete gi,yes Fremont 952
Buchanan 1,s0s; Fillmore 1884. 81
Albany county gives Buehs, ian majority over
Fremont of 8, 300, and over File more, of 2 500
Corning county elects q dera ocrat to Congress.
Oramene county, with to- .ns to hear from,
gives Buchanan 1890; Frexa mt 1888, Fillmore
1871.
NEW YORK. Nov. S. g. p: in this city Fer.
jority with the whole Democr attic municipal tate
ticket
The returns FROM 80 count les, incomplete give
Fremont majority OF $4,000 over Buchanan, and
give Buchanan o majority of $4,000 over Fill.
more
O Mattesor, Republican. is elected to Congress
in che goth district. over w e. johnson, Dem.
silas M Burroughs, Rep Id ican, in the 3lst dis.
trict, Is elected to Con gre SIS, over Washington
Hunt, AM and E Chu rcti. Dem
Ed Morgan, Repub, is elected in the 25th dis.
;rict, over h Richmo, I'd, Dem, by an overwhem.
Ing majority. This is .he Cayuga district
elected.
NEW YORK, Nov s, 3 M-Erie county, in nine
towns. extensive OF Buffalo, gives Fremont l636
Fillmore l,333. eturns from the interior show
large kepublican gains in almost all counties but
wnetner sumcie' II 10 overcome the large Demo
cratic gains IN To Is part of the State is still ques
toned, although the chances are in favor OF the
Republicans
me New srk Tribune estimates that Fremont
mas carried \ CIV York by $4,000, and King, Re.
publican, for Gov ernor. bv $4,000
NEW foAK, Nov 5, 4P M-The vote in this
city nearly reAcl led 70 coo. Buchanan's msjority
yer fss re 10 nearly % Co., and over Fillmore
1t is estimatcf that the Conoressmen e,ec,ad ara
&c, nepuohcans to IL Democrats. Three are doubt.
] PENNSYLVANIA. 4.
rhiLADEIPi ia, Nov. 5.-4 p. MIN 81 dis.
IicIs' buchaD ans gains ere 1857, and the Fusion
Ks LIS are a5 SO. Buchanan's majority IL about
f,Oo IN those districts.
me retur Is continue to pour in Democratic
county plura titles over the fusion.
rHiLADkL PHfA, Nov 5 10 M-Dauphin coun-
y gives tsion majority OF between 700 and 800.
Z Ssss eiectio II gave 1852 fusion majority The
Democfanc plurality over the fusion IL 1900
rhlLADk LPHIA, Nov 5-Alieghany county gives
a semont gain OF GIT over the October election.
W sns'1e fusion majority IN the county = 1900
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The Church of the, Epephany, of Phi,a del.
phia and the Rev. Dudley King

PHiLAnELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The vote a. the church
81 the Epephapy, in this city, last night declared
hs question whether the Yestry should be sus.
ained IN the rebuke given to the Pastor, the Rev
padiey A. King, for preaching politics from the
Aplpir. resulted as follows: For the Vestry. 81:
Ainet the vestry, A. This vote involves Mr.
Iyngs resignation, according to the determination
previously announced by bin.
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e DRiscolDs -.

a-wspa =. BALM or THOUsAND
sssois bsntriice and Ccsmatiu that .v.. -. -.
spleo chemistry has produced, cle.n.i.. -.
aesilhs the gums, and impsrtns fr..r.ncs ~. -
y e othsrwiss offensive breath. whish tao
exists. without the persop,s lns..l.s.. 'so
~. 49,. !. Aisamond By r. DUoUEsNE. No an
!. - sasss. and b. Drussiss ssnss.ily. wv -0''
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TELEGRAI HIC NEWS.
Eight Between Mexican War stea

Eight Between Mexican War Steamers
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The crew of the Next.
can war steamer Democrats" recently ran off
with the vessel, and appearing before CoatzacoaI
Co.'S forcby carried off the collector of the port
the specie The war steamer Guerrero Was sent
In pursuit OF her, and met her off Campeachy. A
fight ensued, which was witnessed by the passer
gers Of the schooner Joven Maria, which srrivad
at this port but the result is unk nown.
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DIED

Aon tbs 9th instant, JOHN CURRTE, eldest son OF
Georss A. and Jsnnett Ainslis, aged years and
months.
The friends and scqusintances Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral from the resdenee OF
bis parents at the corner of &c and Franklin str
at q o'clock this afternoon without further notice.
On Tuesday evening, 4th inst, LIZZIE GWYN,
daughter Of Joseph A. and Annie N. Clarkson, ssed
two years and II months and day.
'.Of arch IL the KinGdom Of Heaven!
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SUIcIDE-Mr. Jacob Brubeck, respectable
citizen Of Augusta county, Va, committed suicide
one day last week by hanging himself to the raft
ers of his barn, after an Intellectual attempt to
kill himself by cutting his throat with a razor
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Visit Of tho HenricO Light Draxoens IN
Peter shurg, Va.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov 5.-The Henrico LIGHT
Dragons arriyed here this afternoon. ard were
received with the firing of cannon by our miI;ts.
~. There will be fine turnout tomorrow
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-The Legis
lasure of South Carolina met at Columbia, S. C.
on Monday, to cast the electoral vote of South Ca
roina. Hon. r. w. F. Anston a. elected Presi
dent, and Hon. James Simmons, Speaker of the
House.
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Democratic Mnjorilies Clpiu,ea

Nov 5-l0 M The Demo.
>n.. susie Committee has received dispatches
M mat Kentucky gives q large Democratic
~,,s =. Aiso. one from Gov Wright, of indians.
HOOo ms;".; .tA'e mas gone for the Democrats by
1sas State by d 600 msiority A''uols c'siniihg
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NORFOLK VOLUNTEER" ARREsTED-Isaac
d. Mark, well known in Norfolk, who during the
fever offered his services as nurse and succeeded
in robbing Mr. Lewis family of jewelry to con,
siderable amount, was arrested few days since
In the city of New York for stealing law books.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The Virginia Confer.
ence of the Methodist Protestant church will com.
mence its annual session in Lynchburg, Va, to.
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The Present S,ondit Of the jews.


The PhiIadelphia Ledger, in an article upon
this subject, remarks that at the present moment
Jew stands At the head of nearly every walk in
LIE throughout Europe. Rothschilds com
mand the money msrketo ,eold world; DIsraeli,
Jew, leads the House OF Commons: Jew is Lord
Mayor Of London in Germany, half dozen of
the most distinguished Professors ara Jews. 1t is
doubtful whether the late war in Europe could
have been carried on without the aid of the Roths
chds. They loaned immense sums to both Rus
STA on the one hand, and the Allies on the other
They have moro recently offered to furnish the
Bank Of France with thirty millions in gold
These of Israel hold the purse strings of the
world, are the real kings of Europe, and WELD a
sceptre OF wider influence than did David, in the
zenith of his fame.
The Jews now number ten millions, and are "a.
pidly increasing in this country Is it not wonder
fslf AL the annals of mankind may be searched
In vain for parallel to their astonishing history.
-Four thousand years ago their inspired prophets
predicted that they should be scattered in all
lands, yet not merged with other nations; and here
they are still, distinct the Gulf Stream in the
Atlantic Ocean, indestructible as the eternal hills
Their temple has been destroyed for nearly two
thousand years; the sword, the axe the frebraud
have been At work upon them during all that re.
riod; but their eonquerors and prosecutors have
passsd away; the nations that frst took them cap
tive, have no longer . place upon'ths map of the
world; but they remain unhurt immortal, imper-
ishabIe. Their altar and their sacrifice have ceas.
ed; but no whe visits thei Jewish Synagogue in
this city, will see the same Synagogue worship that
existed before the destruction of Jerusalem, and
which the Saviour Of mankind honored with His
Divine presence.
1t has been justly said that the preservation of
the jews is . standing and perpetual miracle in
proof of the truth of Revelation
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sMAnnIHD,

On Thursday, October 5oth. at the First Bsgti.e
Church In this city, BY Rev. Or Surveys; NJ ~.
both of Caroline county, VI.
rY- Richmond Christian Advocate please copy.
On n. 4.h Of Nov. 1856, By Rev. Mr. Hsysr ~.
AUGUST EN0LERIN0 to Miss LOUISE fLTlT,
both of Hichmoud. Va.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

" Virginia Mechanics Institute Three
DAYS MoRE.-The Exhibition at the Mechanics In
stitute will close Saturday night Tonight Rev
Dr. BURROWS will deliver an address before the In
stitute. no Git
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Fighting la New Orleans.
1nw ORLEANS, Nov. 4-There has been much
nentng ct the election here to day.
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- r, WA A,IInsRR ,ITMMkDI4TELY-
LOST.

hO6I.
I OST, JEWELRY...TwoT Trunks and
IL Vslice, (all checked,) belonging to reutIsm.,
having been broken open aboard the Steamer Jane,
town, Diamond Ring, Ladies' Cameo Brooch. AM
other articles were missing A liberal reward viii
BE paid for their recovery. Apply at the Exchanrs
Hotel no &c.
OST..On SUNDAY last, between the OId
IL Market and the American Hotel. Isrrs KEY
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il a.
my STALL Old Market.
DO 4-.-St WIN, CULLINGWORTu
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1000 prizes amounting .sdAe"
Whole Tickets $40, Halves >. ouartenz !"
He~ The Alabsma and Georgia Lotteries As chan
mel. for investment, present inducements over any
known scheme. The experience the public have
had of the management of these Lotteries the iase
they have been paid, are the best guarantees th,t
they viii always be conducted IN the most hon0fa''
manner.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There ore S0.nG0 tickets numbered from TO so,Vo'
There are $50 full prizes, and go spproximsllonE
making in all 1000 prizes.
The craving takes place In public, under the "paf
intendence of two sworn Commissioners -.
The numbers from to S0,0c0, corresponding VIE
the numbers the tickets printed on separate ny
of paper, are encircled with small I'm laoe'' a1
placed in one wheel. -,
The first $50 prizes similarly printed and enecisd'
are placed in another wheel.
TIE wheels are then reyotved, and namps, ".
drawn from the wheel OF numbers and 81 ing 's IT,
time q prize 10 drawn from the other wheel .,i ~
NUN Der and prize drawn out arc openes ana etnS
ed to the audience and registered By the CommisoS
err the prize being placed sainst the NUMBER asa
This operation 10 repeated until all the PfA'' A'
drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two sacceeuI I. mt MI
bars to those drawing the frat $50 prizes, WIN De
tied to the go approximation prizes, seeofaihs
r. In ordering tickets, enclose the money 70 Gas
address for the tickets ordered the recep
they will bs forwarded BY first mail m =. ..rt
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes WI w '1
to purchasers imp ediately otter the drawing
Psize Tickets eashsd or renewed i other 1's''' -
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either
s. SWAN l. CO, Atlanta Us
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery; a ~ -.
" No certificates OF packages can 90 'sa nos
above acheme.
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vr,,,. g. Rives.

- ~ Mr.. Rives - President OF ''e
the eleea ea.mply," was deserved tribute TO .
Farmer. Tho who. a. an enlightened and praeucs'
sen',sm. .eapIe, place equal TO the elevated po
taime. ns,eh be holds in the ranks Of ssatesman'
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III. Northern mail, yesterday afternoon, brought
,.,ers with partial returns from the elections -
The result, As far q heard from may be summed
up a. 10 lows MARYLAND.
baltimore city gives Fillmore = majority Of 7o29
1rhrsa nrecincts Ia Hartford county give illmore
siortty of 537. Frederick county gives Fillmore
majority Of 100. In Washington county FIJI
more has 40 majority. Buchanan has $50 majority
ia Allegheny .na 10 IS sr y %
tbat MARYLAND has cast her vote for Mr.. filimore'
PENNSYLVANIA.
In 90 wards Of Philadelphia city. MT. Buenanan
ha: majority Of 20 'sd; Fremont .,sr dS'o e.v.
The majority In the city for Mr.. Buchanan over
the fusion ticket IL about 1856 being gain over
the October election of over 1900. The full vote
Is, Buchanan 1856; Fillmore 1853; Fusion ~
So
In Northumberland county there 10 reported
Democratic majority Of 800 over all, being gain
of l25 Chester county gives 800 majority TOT the
Democrats when last year 1t gave 44o Tor the fu-
siouists Leigh gives L. 100, being : Democratic
gain of 400 Berks county gives :, 500 Democratic
mao,ity being gain for thatparty of 600. Ian.
caster gives 400 Fusion majority, being Fusion
loss of 900. Dispatches set down Pennsylvania
for Mr. Buchanan.
ava NEW YORK.
The New York city returns say Buchanan's ma
iority in this city will not be less than II 900
Seymour's msjority was Il, SAT Pierce's majority
In the city was Il, i'll
In thirteen large towns in the interior of New
York the Republican gain. as compared with the
last Governors vote, is 1884, democratic loss As
American gain 1852.
King county gives Fillmore s,242, Buchanan
1912, Fremont Z, All. The Democrats have . gain
of 1900 in that county, the Republicans 300 snd
Fillmore 1,200.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMoND CITY.
Ma fa rlo and GiaZnhrook
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Sw Auction N0tice,---Gr0ceries, Bacon
LIQUOR Fruit &c this morning, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
no cit Auctionsers.
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NEW DRESS GOODS. ne subscribers
are prepared to exhi bit an entirely new stock of
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public to call and examine them
They consist in part as follows
Plain and Brocade Black SILKS
Striped and Baysdsrs Copd do
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich De Lame ROBES
EVENING DRESSES; in great variety
Broche and Stella sHAWLS
a a.::s; Travelling IL 90 90
French EMBROIDERIEs of every description
Rich Bonnet and Sash RIBBONS. &c.
PARKER, NIMMO CO.,
oc2 20 No. l4s Eagle Square.
ENOR SALE.
Z 10000 City of Richmond per cent. long and
10000 State Of Virginia psr cent, long and short
10000 Central Bonds
$3.50 South-Side Bonds.
THAs. II. LANGLEY, Tin ana Shoot
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Mas
ma o' GAS ais. FiTTiNa AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Builainga he
Metallic Roofing, Guttehns and spoutins, PIT
WE'LL AND GARDEN N 70 P1}s sha ''a Po2 sALn
A NOTHEK ARRIVAL OF FINE REH.
"A DY M ABE CLOTHING. - MERCHANT,
WElSI6Eh CO., would respectfully call the at
tention of all want to their late arrivals of fine and
well made Clothing consisting of fine French Beaver
and Cloth Over. Talmas Raglans, Peltos and Sacks;
fine black and blue cloth Dress and Frock Coats fancy
Cashmere Suits all alike; Yeats of every description
from the finest cut Velvet down. Also. Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods Of endless variety. All we ask il
look. Prices will be very moderate.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 CO.,
&c "a No. 1l2 Main IT,
TACKsON's MAGIC FURNITUKE PO-
- LisH.-This Polish 10 invaluable to housskssp-
ers and Furniture Dealers - BY it, with but r
tie labor, all marks and stains Immediately re-
moved, and beautiful gloss impaired to Furniture.
Prepared by n. JACKSON,
e No. II Main It.
Frlce 20 ana ~ Genus bottle. 90 %
TNDkLIBLE INK, with and without m0r-
dsns warranted TO be OF . pure black color, ana
Narrated not to wash out prepared and for sale,
whoiessle and rstail by
s, LAIDLEY& ROBINSON, Chemists,
+ no 4th and RFankin &c.
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NTKT ROPOLlTAN HALL.
THE MELoDEON MINSTREL STAR
TROUPE,
R..nectfullv announce TWO MORE choice and re-
cherche Musical unions and
SOCIAL PARTIES,
urDNrspAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
November 5ah and 9TH,
whan IN addition to the entire Musical, Vocal, and
Terpsichorean forces the two
POPULAR COMEDIANS,
HARRY AND WILLIAM PENN LEHR,
will appear. s5f
The whole forming
THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD:
Entire change of Programme each evening.
az Price of admission, Is cents-ohildren hall
price. - =.
half paat O'Clock. e4E-
no 5...2t
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eEStockho!ders In the Richm0nd and
York River Railroad Company are informed thai
the aunu.l meeting h.s been adjourned over unit
TOMORROW, at II o'clock.
no6-1t A w. MORTON, sec'y.
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DOLLAKD,s RHEUMATIC LlNlM !,;.,a
i Iss certain cure for khenn'l'
Lar esrtain cure for SpFsina
iPOLLARUS RHEUMd TIC LINLhEAa s.,a.
IL certain cure for Nervous nssDa~
POLL1RDS RHEUMATIC LISLMENL
10 a certain cure for Neaisfs>
POLLARDS RHEUMATIC LiSiMENts ,.,.,
IL certain cure for rGsi''
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LihfhEsrr ~ h,.;us
10 a certain cure tor Iaii''>
POLLARDS RHEUMATIC LINiMEsI u.aaa
LA certain cure for CnapgsS
POLLdRUS RHEUMATIC LINiAESt snius.
Isa certain cure for Affections 2, ~
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LINiMhnt 81. AIN
moi II for sale BY every DTuselst ~ -
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U. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP
laSS$ ROANOKE leaves City Point SA-
&1.alEE TURDAY morning, at O'Clock, for
WSSSSl1 iffssE!(3zD NEW YORK, via NORFOLK.
able route to New York, must leave here by the Pc
tersburg cars, at ST O'Clock Saturday morning.
Tickets and bsrths secured at our office, South dde
of the Basin.
Only $40 through to New York, meals and state
roem accommodations included. e
6-2t LUDLAM WATSON
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JEFFERSON HALL.

UNIVERSITY OF Va, Oct 96th, 1856.
At q called meeting of the Jefferson Society Of
the University Of Virginia, held in consequence Of
the death OF our late Brother g. Mcdowell Reid Of
Lexington Virginia the following preamble and rs'
solutions were unanimously adopted
Where's, an Allwise God in his Providence ha!
seen fit to remove from amongst Us our esteemed
" Brother Samuel Mcdowell Reid who departed
this life at Ia A. NJ to-day. Be Il Resolved,
lst That in accordance alike with the usage OF ouI
Society and the prompting of heart to give pub
lie express sn to sorrows on the occasion which
has called Us together, that We sincerely coudole
with the family Of our deceased Brother, and ofei
them the assurance of warmest sympathy In THU
our common bereavement. .
I'd. That committee of two be appointed to unite
with similar committees appointed by other bodies IN
the Union. in making necessary arrangement TO con
duct the body of our brother home, and paying tbs
ast tribute to his memory.
Sd That the Jefferson Society attend the funera
of our late brother in body.
4th. That the Society wear the usual badge Of
N ou ming for so days.
5.h That the proceedings be entered on the mi
nutss Of the Society, and copy of the same be semi
to the family of our deceased brother.
9Th That the Secretary transmit Q copy 70 tht
Charlottesville, Richmond and Lexington papers, fo
publiestion
On motion the Society adjourned.
VIM NJ MCDONALD, President.
IT, DIR Z Ukc Qac1v
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gyAuctfou SuIe.---NIules, Horses, Car
rags. Rockaway &c. at Auction.-We invite attsn
Hill commencing at II o'clock NJ. of several young
and well broke Mules; also, one pair of young and
well broke Carriage Horses and one Horse and Rock
away Refer to the auction columns Of this paper.
no6-It TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts z
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IA DR.. w. GREBE offers his professional
ity He has had considerable experience in the prac-
tlce of obstetrc and diseases of children His office
at the corner of Franklin street and Locust Alley,
found from until II oclock His residence Is north
corner of Broad and Sd SITS. Night calls promptly at
tended to. no Aims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-06

wM. p. Simons' Old Stand,
ISL MAIN ST, EAGLE SQUARE.
AMBROTYPES,
DAGUERREOTYPES,
AND PHOTOGRAPHS
Taken from miniature to life size at reasonable
prices and warranted superior to any taken in this
city. E. M. WEhS,
no 6-St* Operator.