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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
IN The Iast naaa

TTsTrdeeiyaif Il. da0 gallons S1gDNE WARE
ID consisting ef4#1ars, Jugs, chaths &c
Also a ftesa Supply 81 pure grosesits Fer
GEORGE wAYTt
March III, 1851,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
WANTED---A BOY.

'EQRia negro DR. mnlatto boy, between u o.
1 III years eli age 10 do light house Mork,f
i garden. and attend 10 q horse, hA
wages will be paid by
8T# DR. GEO. VAN DE LINDE.
u r, D.-UppHr Falls of Goa.
Apply at the Star office. vsastt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

w Els VIR I'm IA
LAND AGENCY OFFICE

MAF1D AGEiNCY
TIME Undersigned has opened an Office
1 I'LL THE Town Of BUFFALO, PIT
NAM dannty, Virginia, for the purpose Of
selling lands, farms, mills and tenemelts.
Those wishing to purchase, having
such plg6psrty for sale, Viii 70 well 70 give
him atdhllg
ofiss Ill his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streetsI
rln.s8 70. Z. HARVEY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
nuFFALo TANNEY, FoR Ill.

BARGAIN can be had in the Tam
"a merry situated Immediately back loi
Buffalo, containing about one acre .af land
with 4 good bark house, ozark mill and
we'll Of water, etc. The tan house Is
somewhat out Of. repair. Buffalo Is oae
of8the best points in Western Virginia
for q tannerY. ROT. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
PtrNAn cosnty vi fOct. 2eth ts5G

PtrSsa cotntY va Oct efth 1916.
Bstnlg ra1tedVff bykAt Hart to / spreSsE Ry
sd~piuj6A~ia Ts~fcratenne4etb d M heat Al | ipi;-
chased of tlm, lapss Withl pleasure and[wilj
l have ever tSeds% 5aud datls idtrI il the best
haye egerseeff i'll p0iutp biz ,aleaHitkg hta &e,
NgNI.a as the most sIesNN hayHg ~clranetl ID
one day.oyer twelve la f4l Bushels with Ill
aud in short ! cant ebri8 a#iYe RetK aaetseB ar.
tlcle could be inyeatet!.. M n
" Lew ls BoWLlNs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
X sAwuA q. R., VII. MAY 8, 1857

KAsAwHA CT. III, Va, May 2.
hereby certify that / have used NWs e.
Childs & Cos Potent Elastic Fire and Wa
ter Proof. Ctment Roofngs, on my new hotel
aud beliepf1 ito be all it isErepresented TO be
and feel wafrented in re~cpotnmeIdinE II To-
the public. Os WILSON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

The Rev. q. s. Burnett: j h,le Ii bor,n !
asa Missionary in Southern ASias djs6osffeS
4 simple and certain. Cure FOL C~onsnmnt}onJ
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Golds. EarJoas
Debility, and an impurities Of tle Bloed. alsos
an easy and efTectual mode Of InbaIiuy I'M
Remedy Aetuated by adesire ia beneftFhis
suffering fellows, he VIII cheerfuiiy SEND Hhe
Recipe (ffee) to such as desire il, with mi
ami explicit objections fpr preparing and sa,e.
edssfully using The Medicine. Address
RTvs q. S. BURNETTs
rs MO emo. 1881 Broadway N. ". City.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Kanawha County. Oh. nd ss5. /13

Having used one efJ. q. Hart &IC9s. Fan
for cleaning Wheat, DE. II take pleasure in
recommepdIng it to the Farmers, fir clean
ine seed wheat of cIpckle, cbta &c..,I donot
ihiltk. ii ran be surpassed N 6any1Fan. AS fHr
asI have used III, lt5has s5ye9 entire SatiSfaE-
ton. JOHN Nj. GAhR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
March 3l,ts5T.

Having had occasion ID elehn some seed
wheat, Thoroughly Sf cookie, cheat, DC. Il
was induced, from HE high reputation dad
.of Nr. Harris i'm proved fans, 10 nlake the Az
apefiinent, with one bfthen, Y III with tacil-
Eity, and ease in every Way fully aeTomilish-
es everything for Which ii has been SD lle<
seryedly Iecomeiidel,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
nOTEL.
nEMOYAL.

Mrs ROCK--4ormefly of the Walden
IN House, Kanaaha SaIjnes-sRas Eadsi(
to The large aud eosRmoai6us BTick HlGrsf,sopt
.p9site Tbs, old stand, Nhere she 8 pthpareA q
enc ertsin The trayelingaublie. A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
dradn Sleanaer-

\ This fan Is prononnced q Icompetent ludRts
TO be the best seperator now IN hse for cleais-
inr Wheat, Glover Seed and alt kilasI Of
grain, from Cheata CockeL Garlic and Hall
kinds of filth. It cleans Clofer Seed clean
enough for market WITHOUT sitting They are
built Of good material, and BY good workmen.
All our faus are Warranted. I c~otamaultat
tons addressed To Kanawh a Court House Will
be promptly attended, I'd.
IoANIB HART 4 co,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.
- go Farrncrs 81 Kanawha.!

1TSHE esfbscribefswouldI respectfully III form
the farmers 81 Kanswha aAdthe adjoining
counties5that they have located ~ 8EsQTlh
Charleston, opposite Mi. Joseph Bibby's XIII,
ssor tie purpose misunderstanding their lately
improved double screening. H1l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

fhaye had IN use upon my farm, dntti dig
The prreseat year, i wheat -fan Manufactured
by j. B.. Hart Il Go, Of CHaIlettot Kama VIA,
| taKe pleasure il sayingtb ME- : itffs decidedly
the best IA i ! have eIet used oE NJ en- IN tISs.
IA MEs# ~, LAAipLE
.Glenwool, Oct. o, 1866. a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
CINolNx,rI.En ec., pa 1855.

~UINClNNATI5 Lee, 20 To5b.
To @hoinit may concern:-fhls is tip Gerti-
Fl that we have adopted VI. I'll Ch1dsi& Co.'S
Elastic Fire and Water Propf Cement Rtoplng
upon our store and Dwelling Houses. Pit has
given the raQst perfect satisfaction, and We
can recommend Il to all wishing Fire ahdWs-
ter Proqf Roofing.
Sigued, fBARKER& Won PHUL.
Gas Fixtures, NoA62 WestsFourth st!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
HOUSE,

~. Main Il bacon a., Rcst. Columbia.
II. III. p.YANMATRE, Proprietor.
This hdase Is fitted up in the best style. and
every tS Z vii bs pad 70 ylsisors, 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

The. business of the abovefc concern viii
hereafter lie conducted under the style sGf
GOODWIN Il WEIGH, In thestore house
lately otcu pIedfb by &c. Ruby.
Ii. w. GOODWIN
GEO. /. WEIGH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
TsT@fIre.

rTsIIE partnership known as II W. GOOD
III FRE9IS3& co. is this aYdissotved By nu-
taal consent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Persons having negtoes for sRls, VIII All
dress when moi convenient fof ithslnt ocAlIl
ID TeFsoal the Undersigned bys lstteFs glpiplE
Az. size. priee and particulars y eaehl SlassstH
A. b. LIIsrIEPAEE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

CaasRIEsroa, Kana@ha.
This is To: certify tflat Ihsve u.Aed pae NJ y
b. Hart 81 Co lnnitproiei gram d u teIs, aud
take pieaaureiin ecolnmdraiHg Them toftie
fanning conn1laRity as a very suPi rt9I article.
/ 4. PFKiGtff.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
EDWARD C. SToELE.
. M A ~
EilverGanatth,

Font street, Opposite GostlorA ALeuse,
CHARLESTON. Val MA
Repairs Matches sSA Clocks; ~ me sAorteStI
passrble notice. and will guarantee lHis wSiHrkI
foF twelve months # HI HIj
Ilie aIsS repairs Jeweify in they ty best atED
most 81 lstantial manner. UNI
fMareff24, 1857. IIf AII
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
TKE, M

] il have used bane of 4 .. paiP aain cItan.
5ers on my farnrt Ell Till season, andIcaG fonhd eht.
Jy reconnaenl ittto the farmers OH kaaawta,
us one Of tile best mud mpst perfect 5Taiu
-cleaneTS lever Aas ACC lai tted M ith, s
GEO. Mf HILL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

/. CAMEL COAL LAND ron SALE.
fTYHE undersigned offers for sale, COO acres
~ Of laad, a%bounding in Camel SPltnt
and R~itumInods Coal and Iron, situated onE
Err River. rs miles above Charleston.
&. ARplyEto "A. g. SNYDER,
Qleldenin ?. o., Kanawha CO., Va.
s NT1n1o ## n F44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Killie crsnkie. II oatobet ISIS
K.NAwnA eoe nIy Na., pet %, l

KtNAwM, eeoengy, VA, Def 26, 1885 |
h al hereby certify that bought Of. !B.
Hhft 81 Co., IN JQly lakt, dnetof THEIR patent
Wheat Fms; ahd fndHIt tb III the Vc@ TEST
fan I ever used think will Eltan itbm
Thirty 10 forty bdshel9 of wheatl per hoRr,.
without anyNeAtra lab4r. J.J, BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Se1memt Aoofaaag.

TNAXlNG purchased HID tight pf Ehitdss
IA Patent Efa,ticI Fire and Water
Arpof Cement Roofing, fpatafte JQnIafs,s
1859 for the State 9f Nfglnia,l We are pre-
pared to# sell the right tut a~lsttIcts, coadttS,
hi. towns. It's INV onlyl attici yet inveRted
tbat wall successfully resist thePactlpant THE
atmospheric IN Every e%llltft4. X isl pef4ctlgT
~ ateE and FIte. Proof, Aid In point of dura
billy We BIZ ileYe il ii eGAla il. not updtior,
to any metal i roofing anal il hs fat tile cheap
est lhaiEc can De- nSed.
1t cahl be pat on over shingles, tHa oE non
roof nIgt sno ID feEenee biw steep tfe roof to
prevent leaking; ahd II il. ihsoftd+ i'll GiAcin
natl at The same rates as ilan or tin rdatj-
It taaa8t take .tfrs from u barniagN coktigt
uoats d illings.
VI viii Dc pferared 81 tie f9tk 9f May, d
furnish and put oh this exSelientt HHookhs IL
Wheeling, aHd#other plates. III
Address Us at NF hfeling. NAY When fun
particulars c1n b obtaiu$dss
May s, 1857 v3l2n3 EsTfLLE& coz
Read the following cen deates. /
0FficE oF BucREYR STATE SsuRAscEE Co.
No, j GFtonts street. hs pa d and lSycl
anore, Cmeinnatio. Does is, ts56
Ta all whom ii may edanc4rn:--TA IS Is I'd
certify that have examined spe4eiiGldiens and
roofs OF I'M. E. CLilGS ~ Cots Fire dnS4 w
ter Proof Cement Roofing and BIZ Lieye 1T To- be
eIninentlY superior 40 ann otker kindsnf r oof.
ing now in use was ain eye witness of q
severe trial Of one ofthese Roqfs.ar0h alarge
volume Of flame from an 5adjpiniAg building,
which struck directly apoh tie r pof 4ndECor-
nice Tor nearly. halfah houf-- II stood the trial
beyondal. expectation, and saved the iiild-
ing. Stgned, III WI HASKELL,
&#a preSiGa AMI Ruakatta Gfhi rs Incpro Yba IN =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
erFelsSArl AaEsqf ; s~yAtIss: q.

fUiNCINNATlA AGENCY RoYALTNs. Co.
Febf6. 1884,
have examined ". E.8Ebflds& Cs'sEias-
tic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing and
as far as can Judge, coAsidaf4t a good in
~veIftioon, and am willing to insure Buildings
thus protected Upon tho same terms ash in
sure those covered with metal.
Signed, ! JOHN S. LAW
Agent Royal ms. Co, Lpndon and Liy'l.
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aaan6a lirrtarn.

Un;ted States Court for Western Va.
JoHN VI. Observation-Disclosures
BowYea MILLEE-Akoriny Js e 81
~JEFFRRsoS Il. MARrIN-AdESAdN
Thomas &. MooRH- C2srk.
JoHS DRgDRs-DsPatg GerKgt haaarhe
RoBEer BLAMED. NaTshell al Ian.
This Court begins its sessions, in Kan
awhs, on lire 10th Aprii and pal3 the TYP
/ September Of each ven.
Kanawha Circuit Cont A
GaoR6E w, SUMMER -JadSF
ANDREW PARKs-aH for Con- @edlH.
4 A. .W. uuARRIER-CRerA .
JonM 1. MosELEf, u /, Ill; ons,s
ALEX. II. Liable +, s. d.I~,,ssr5,
Gro. Parton. IS
JoIia sLAcK-sAffG
III. M. FRY-Dgpdfy Sleyf.
This Court begins Its sessions OH tliF
oqnd May and On the 22nd foctobed q
each year M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Kaaawha Comfy Court.

JAcoR GosnoaS-CAiT Jash4e.
"a. w. QHARaIER-C3ef&
JONI 4. MosElEFt GoRanftsstonsrs
ALEX. TsLAgpLEf tn
Gro. S. PaTroN. 0aR1atefrgy
It's monthly terms begia on fhSa third
Monday of every honth-and hltsAauar-
terly terms ARE hela in February, JaIne,
August and November.
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A Favored Correspondent

The Paris correspondent of the New York Her
aid, learns from sources Of strictly private
ture,' which he lean only allude to generally,
that " nothing could be more satisfactory to Napo-
Icons mind, than the result of his interview with
the Emperor of Russia. and as to there being anv
slight passed upon him by the absence of Eugene,
Empress of the French, nothing can be farther from
the truth" The correspondent does not mention
the source of a strictly private nature" to which
he alludes, but most probably it was the Empc-
Tor OF the French, whom his eX treme modesty does
not permit him to name We dare say that Napo-
leon is the bosom friend of the Paris correspondent
OF the New York Herald and, though to all other
men the most taciturn and impenetrable of mortas,
yet TO this kindred heart he condes all the cogita-
tiOns Of his mind, knowing that a correspondent OF
newspaper is the very man of all others, to keep
interesting secret from the prying curiosity of
the world.
We are farther confirmed in the conviction that
the correspondent is some one near to the person
of the Emperor from the artless remark in another
paragraph" all those who are at all convsrssIt
with the French Court. know perfectly well that
the beautiful lady who presides over it, is most en-
phatically no politician" And again: 'Who that
has heard her Majesty rattle Oh from one subject to
another, giving her opinion all things great and
small, increasingly during the dinner hour-the
Emperor all the while sitting by smilingly listen
ing as to the pratle Of childcr has attended her
In carriage airing along the Champs Elysees, or
the Bots de Boulogne occasions of State visits
to public places-that little member about which
st. Paul moralizes incessantly, running on-can
doubt the truth OF what say"
This, we take it, is conclusive. The correspon-
dent, with all his bushes, must admit that he i,
the crony and confdante of Louis Napoleon Empe-
ror OF the French. Therefore, any body wants to
know what the inScrutablc Louis Napoleon intends
10 do let him hereafter look to the letters of his
trustworthy friend in the New York Herald
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Tn. bacterial Convention.

The Editorial Convention adjourned last sum-
mer from the Montgomery White Sulphur SPRING.
to this city yesterday, failed 10 meet. Prepare
lions we're made for the accommodation OF tHe as
semblage-nay, for It's enjoyment at the fesu'e
board but though "soiemnly called, u came
not We found bat two representatives OF the press
at the appointed time aud place Of meeting h.her
of them wa. host within himself; but yet Tor
deliherative purposes, they we're numefieahy
short not indeed enough TO officer debating so
ciety So they INDUCED in some disparagement OF
Editorial Conventions, determined to eat up the
sumner BALLARD was in his generous aud superb
manner preparing for the body, and went eff to
prepare themselves for the great work they had
resolved upon II very witty Editor Of Fredercks-
burg and youthful, gallant, and talented one of
Petersburg, should not return to their friends,
they may know what has become of them. We
feel some solicitude for them-we feel sorry for
certain hungry members Of the craft, who have
lost the opportunity to enjoy rich and brilliant
rcpas, but for the Convention ITSELF we are rather
pleased that 1t is dead Il sleeps alongside of the
Commercial Convention. Both were earnest In
their origin, respectable and dignifed in their
early history, and both have reached an absurd
determination! SIC trdnstc gloria mundi!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
Reforms In Tobacco Trade

A Lynohburg Manufacturers" IN an article pub
lished IN the Lynchburg yirginian, says that,
among the more prominent reforms in the tobacco
Trade, which the eAigencies of the times seem i'm
Fefatiyely TO demand is that of the term Of credit
usually granted to purchasers Of tobacco in nearly
"Il OF The Important markets of the Union. He is
clearly Of opinion that manufacturers ouubt N,
ouee ana IN concert 10 Insist upon all sales from
'lis time TO the lst of January next being made
upon six months credit, and all after that date
upon Tour months. AS several fruitless attempts
nave been heretofore made for u Convention of
manufacturers, to consider this as well AS several
''hef REFORMS lie suggests, in lieu thereof tina,
'"0" manufacturer shall, III his own behalf in
nis agent or agents in New York to lead Of,
!" 'he proposed change; and, whenever il shat,
nave oeeh Indicated that a majority of the manu-
i@ctuters are in favor of it, and when the change
's hiace Ia New York, agents at all other points
VIII he Instructed to conform thereto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

This fine barque, which ha, inst loaded at our
whsrves with cargo Of flour for Brazil is the
largest of the fleet which Messrs Currie Co have
built and employed tor this profitable and increas
ing trade. She carries, understand, five thou-
sand barrels of flour. The .Famen was ont in tbe
gale in which the Central America was lost md
was, Tor time, in great peril A drawing made
by the mate of the position Of the vessel az she Law
almost upon her beam ends, ber foretormast cut
away, and no other canvass upon her but the main
t'rsail, gives very lively idea of the extreme dan
ger IN which the barque WAS for time involved
she 10 a capital seaboat, and in the hands of very
superior officers; but no strength or skill could
have saved her, if the wind had not fortunately
changed, and blown from the land The owners
have been obliged to supply her with new fore and
lnaln-masts and new rigging, and she is now fully
prepared once more to brave the perls of the deem
The iine vessel at the end of 18th street whose
lofty spars have been conspicuous for some
time as Il church steeple, will take in the balspc.
OF hef cargo at City Point, and soon be once more
on the deep blue sea Favoring breezes and A
safe and prosperous voyage,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
The Mount Vernon TENT

We nope there VIII be an immense assemblaee
to-day at the mount Vernon Tent" on the A.
ricuiturai Fair Grounds. Rev. Dr. Burrows p
tor Of The lst Baptist Church. whose repn,a,ion =.
divine OF oratoriai powers is wide spread viii,
deliver an address in behalf Of the Associa,io, =,
AZ o'clock. The cane used by Washington during hi.
lifetime, and the spy glass used in his camn.i,,a
VIII te Displayed in The tent for the exam;n.,,a,
of subscribers and contributors to the fund which
the ladies are now raising for the purchase of ,ha
homo and grave OF Washington
The cane and spy-glass OF Washington! Who
would no' wish to and handle them, Tbaso
relics Of the great apostle of liberty how eloquent
y must they speak TO every American heart; what
grand and inspiring thoughts aud recollections
what ardent resolves, never to lose the eloriops
heritage of freedom, which Washington achieved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
THLHoHAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsP
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TILE PERSfAl

New YoRK, Oct 2s.-The steamship Persia, with
dates from Liverpool to the lIth inst, arrived mere
this morning.
The steamer City OF Baltimore had arrived out
IL was reported that President Buchanan nad
written n letter to Minister Dallas pledging himseh
to the enforcement of the international laws.
fearful money panic was raging IN 'iehha-
There was also financial crisis at Lisbon. =,
There had been large arrivals in England Oh goia
from Australia. !,
The banks of Holland and Belgium have advanced
their rates Of discount.
The bullion in the Bank Of Eli gland had decreased
f553000. American securities were active anu
fioctnating. but closed steadier.
The "details OF the late news from India concur
In promising more cheering prospects,, and IL ID
confidently expected that the next mail from there
will bring the intelligence of the capture OF Delhi.
1t is represented that the mutiDsers were nearly
exhausted aud were fast leaving the city.
A circular had been issued from the English Co
lonial Office addressed to the Governor OF British
colonies, ordering them to look 70 the defehce OF
the provinces. and not 10 neglect all reasonable
warlike preparations.
Mr. Ten Bfoeck's horse Belle won the New
market races.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Oct I7-COtton closed steady sales for
the week 5000 bales of which spectators took $40,
and exporters Il ~ bales Orl. Fair 95s: Middling
do ga. Upauds Fair 93s: Miidling dog. stock in
port 81 500 bales of which 1901 o. is American.
Flour steady with slight decline inferior
Rrades-prices weak. Wheat steady, with an advan-
cling tendency on Red. Corn firm, with all qualities
slightly advanced Sugar dull and declined 2g3d
Csff.e slightly lower.
Adyices from Manchester favorable.
Consols SS15G1lS23t
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Agricultural Fair.

We are glad to say that the congregation of visi-
tors at the Fair grounds yesterday very great
so crowded indeed, was every part of the space
for spectators, that many doubt whether there
was a larger sssemblage present. Monday a very
inclemeut and dreary day, and all that could stay
within doors did so. Yesterday, was bright and
delightful and strangers and citizens forth to
enjoy it, and see all that was interesting at the
Fair We are satisfied that there is falling off in
the number Of visitors this year to the Fair, but
yesterday convinced us that this falling off not
so great as we had supposed on Monday, and in
deed, that all things considered the attendance is
surprisingly large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-rnW-Aniong The maiiy RESORTS of amuse-
tYSts in ekr city This week we cannot refrain from
gtvifg our JUDGMENT As to their merits; We have
Witnessed ssveral afeAiy add can say that on lat
exff1snx wH attended the performances Mt fiODDINS
HALL. which wa can heartily recommend to all for
music and fun. Old JOE SWEENEY 70 too well
w0rld-renowned and original Bapie player. Wfpuf
him against tho world and will stake our hats on
him In his line, BILL PARRQW We think the best
ssah Improvement upon the nearo-leng. lankey,--
DICK SWEENEY viii speak f9r himself 10 any
crowd: while the remainder sf the Troupe will 90
Credit to any band. We say 70 our friends GENERALLY
and citizens IN 60, and we pledge satsfacticnt
WE WHO SAW THEN LAST EVENING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
Nee n anics' Fair.

Tonight lecture will be delivered before the
Mechanics Institute by Professor FIsBBURS, of
Lexington College. Professor +. is accomplished
scholar and has been considerable traveller. His
Lecture will give some account of Holland and the
Hollanders; and from his own observation he is
well fitted to describe the very remarkable pecu-
liarities of both people and country. We antci-
pate from him very interesting discourse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
George Vail Snodgrass, of Burdell memory. is in
oh

savannah, Ga. - " "
an freshman, named Wolf, was beaten TO death
~ some rowdies in Norfolk, Va, Friday evening.
a. detachment of two hundred soldiers passed
.h haough harrisburg on Saturday from Carlisle on
their way to Utah Territory, '''' on
insane is said to be rapidly recovering. '""'e
DC. Chadwick d Co.'S farming ;mnI.,o,.
night. Loss $4,000, insurance 5000 0A fi'aay
. There is "a movement on foot 10 es.,ht.,.
Paris style. "s AFTER the
:, canoe, containing twelve persons. inset .hov.
Montreal, Canada Sunday evening. seven live.
were lost. ifes
henry Box Brown, colored person. who a..
capped from Richmond, Va, in a box, has hssn
playing at Liverpool, and was quite successful.
The banks Of Yanceyville and Washington. 4,
North Carolina have suspended.
The "iady In black" is swindIing the dry good.
merchants OF Wheeling, Va e~
, Counterfeit $40 bills on the Bank of Newbern. N
o. without the words Stockholders resnonsible
are In circulation.