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We make room for the suggestion OF friend,
as 20 the best mode &C haulipg me Eqcestr'-'
an Statue Of Washington. from the Dock, to the
Capitol Square. He proposes that the citizens De
permitted TO pull ii mp by ropes. lie is opinion
that a motive power Cor the purpose, they would
&c highly effective. lie refers 10 the case Of tho
transportation of the Martha Washington Monu'
ment. In fredericksburg, in ih. manner. large
body Of citizens. With q rope. attached themselves
to IT, and ponderous and massive as IT was, II was
drawn from the wharf up a steep grade, through
the town, aud out upon the hill where It WAS to
erected. ia few hours The work he says Was &C
ccnplished with admirable eass snd rapidity.-
Horses were also attached to IL near the wheels
and there was no jerking and staggering amongst
.Aem. The heavy load moved easily, aud they
walked right forward with IL.
Independent Of any practical advantage which
this mnde OF transporting this heavy weight may
have. it would eertainlyb highly appropriate that
the statue Of Washington should DO drawn to It's
place by the people. Sach an act would be the In
dulsenc" If patriotic impulses rious tribute
Of devotion 10 the memory of the Father OF his
Country. In the passage of tho statue from Mu-
mich to the Rhine, the people escorted it and hon
ored 1t by strewing flowers upon it and u it. path
From village 10 village this scene marked the
course Of the precious eff1gy Of Washington We
may on the present occasion borrow lesson from
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think ourselves honored by the privilege in aiding
in the removal of the statue to its resting place.
We hope this proposition, if practicable, will meet
the appreciation of those having the control of the
matter, and that day will be appointed the oc-
casIop.
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Fs- LIVER RraEDY.-The Liver, according to
PHI biologists. occupies in our human economy
place second only to the heart, and consequently is
one of the greatest dispensers of health and happi
less OF sickness and disease. To Keep the Liver il
proper performance of its duties is TO keep the sys
TEN in a state Of health, and free from nearly all
bodily ills. Dr. SAEFoRDs INyIGoRAroR is a great
Regulator q the LtrtT. tiustls into it new life and
yigor, streng; hens it and nrigoIufes it, curing the
fountain from whence 80 many streams of sickness
flow. We say toail who are troubled with any de-
rangHment of the Liver. such Dyspepaa, Jaundics
Sick Headache, Biiicusness debility Of system, do
not fail TO try DR.. SASFoRp's LIVER INyIGoRAroR.
FISHER 4 WINSTON and ADIE Il GRAY Agents for
Richmond
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DIED.,

of John Fisher in fieurco county in the 32d year Of
his age GEO. W. BATElNS. He leaves wife and
chilli and circle of acquantanees and frisnds
to mourn their untIntely loss.
His funeral will take place ON Saturday evening"
at ia o'clock the residence of his father-inlaw
and acquaintances are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
HT- Raleigh, N. C.. papers please copy.
On THURSDAY evening at O'Clock at her residence
In Mancbester Mrs. JANE MADDOX. consort Of
VIM Maddox dec d. in the nth year Of her age. Sne
died as she had lived, Christian. she leaves cnli-
dren grand children great grand children. and nii-
merous other relatives and friends tomonrn iher
loss. =. Z,
O'clock at her late residence near the new Baptist
Church. Her friends, and those OF her son, A. 3.
Maddox, are invited to attend without 1urther no.
tee
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THT. HonAPHIC NEWS.
RHPoRr1p ron T17 DAILY DIsPAT0R.

ARRIVAL OUT OF THE ATEANTTC AND ASH
HuIYax, Nov. 10Th. This Collins steauship AZ
iantic, Capt Eldridge, which 1t will be recoiiectea
was detained at this port till Tuesday, oociock ~
NJ Oct 9Th. arrived at liverpool at tho moment
the Niagara was lesvipg--about LIS P. NJ. on ga
turday NOV eth, thus making the passage In about
ii days and Ave hours.
The Cunard steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, from TINS
port At noon on the 18th Oct, was passed by the
Niagara at O'Clock A. M. on Sunday, the sth inst,
% hours sail from Liverpool, and she would be que
there at about I'VE O'Clock A. NJ. on Monday, the
9th inst thus making the passage In aoontii Gays
and Ii hours, sss-..F.e - --ss IRA
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:. JAMES z; RIpDICK, Committee
HALL or SPRTyGFIELD DIVISION. No. l67,)
Sons OF TEMPERANCE,
INnYHmhar IQfh Ishr |

Sons OF TEMPERANCE
November 18TH 1857.
BsD% At regular meeting of the above
Division. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty Col in the IT,
scrurable wisdom Of his Providence to remove from
cur midst our much esteemed brother JOHs b. MAR
TIN, who died on The nth of November 1851 in the
- year of age: In consideration VI the many
good qualities WI ich were exhibited in his charac-
tor. rendering him worthy OF our remembrance
aud rs tribute OF the respect entertain towards
him. il is
Resolved, That Springfield Division has heard
with deep sorrow, OF the death of brother JoHs
MARTIN, whose social and friendly intercsrrse to-
gsther with his gentlemany and uuoatentatious
bearing secured for him that respect and good will
both in and out of our 0rdor which characterizes
merit.
Resolved That we sincerely sympatIi2e with the
family Of ceased brother ia the aftiiction hch
they must feel at the loss OF one SO well worthy of
their warmest and m st cherished affection.
deceased, the members will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That page in the Il. 3 book BIZ in.
scribed 20 the memory of our deceased brother
Resolved, That n copy of the preamble and reso-
and Daily Dispatch
KoRERT 4 RICHARDSON
WM. +. MITCHELL, Committee
BENJAMIN +. COOKE,
II
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Stamp Tax on the Issues of State
Banks.

me Washington Union opposes the proposition
10 impose stamp tax on Bank notes which Is ad
v"ea'td by many, Including Senator Benton. on
tas ground that Congress would be recognizing
am tesai'z'ng an unconstitutional currency. The
Union, with some distinguished Democrats, main
'sins TN" the chartering Of Banks by the States.
win the power 10 issne notes or bills Of credit .is
clear and direct violation of specific provision
In the federal constitution %
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MAHRIHu.

On wednssday, the 18th inst, at gt johns Chsrcs'
Columbia fluyanna county var ~ the nes Z, 4 ~ y:
MAR7t nj. sHifMAN. daughter Of James y. ship-
man. In.
ouTnesday .tbeIoth inst. in the Second breseyts-
Ran Church. by the Rev. Dr. HoSe, Ihm .sR n H.
aUfRE, formerly OF holloway. N. g.
H1-AdyOcate will please copy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bsy@ AT REGULAR MEETING of Spring
field Division. No l67. Sons Of Temperance held ut
their Hall, on Church Hill, the following preamble
and resolut ions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, IL hath pleased All-wise Providence
to rem'sve from our midst our esteemed Brother,
THOMAS J. WINFREg, in the bloom of youth thereby
depriying our community OF useful citizen and our
Division Of an active asd useful member; and there
by reminding us that in the midst Of life we are in
death-be it therefore f'-E
Resolved, That the Division deeply sympathise
with the relatives and friends of deceased Bro
ther in this their SAD affection.
Resolved, That the Division Wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days. -
Resolved. That a copy of the above be transmitted
to the family the deceased and also to the Virginia
Conductor and Daily Dispatch for publication.
ALFRED s. LEE,
JAMES Z. RIDDICK, COMMITTEE
n02l-n GEORGE WOODEN,
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nl-Tcnnessee papers please copy.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, Nor'r 2o-Hish Water s 1srS.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York Indse. and
passengers Indian Watson
Schr Therese Ann Hicks, Hampton Greek, oysters.
SAILED,
Schr. Martha Collins Collins down the river light.
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Morp,ontso

Iider JoHs iiYDr, Jr., who has been a Mormon
eno dwet for some time In Utah. will deliver lee
.pre at The lst Baptist CDR Burrows chnreh Mon
aas n'shf. Zee notice. Those curious about tbi.
,ahA'icism Of the day, and Its abominations, NAV
re me opportunity of learning something from
.ns r!oer' who Is said 10 be very fluent aud in.
Wrestling public speaker. ks.
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| Nh. AND Mrs. WAIIRR-These artistas NOW ,oc
forming at the theatre have made themselves f.;-
objects OF criticism, and fully as able to hos
1t as any performers on the American stage They
have LEFT the beaten track of the drama and select
ed style OF acting which, had it no other yr,pe
would charm the public by its novelty But r.
dues possess another recommendation than
that OF novelty, for II IL marked with penins
and SO Enthusiastically that the duIlest mn
dence may recognize and applaud it, The Julia
OF Mrs. WALLER, IN the play of IIunchback. m
thursday night, was new creation and was
as striking as it was new. DiscardiDc MANY IF
the old stage Points-some of which WE usr
sorry to part with-she sliced upon and invented
others so startling and unexpected to an ,ud,e,c.
who had seen the play an hundred times bsE,r.
that the applause, so literally bestowed efteu i'm
terrupted the performance Her .nIis was
splendid. passionate woman, who in the ubi,l
wind OF passion, with which she was often il,
vested, looked altogether unlike tho love sicL
girl sue Is represented by the majority of artis,e.
In the scene with Master Walter wher. an. nm
brads him for his fundamentally In bripcino
about the "hated nuptials," she introdurc. .
style Of nvective, which, in its artistic minplino
OF desperation and agony, We have never seen snr
passed. The well known scene with Clifford WAS
perIeet, ana commanded that rare compliment In IA
Richmond theatre-almost brcathless attention
As for Mr.. WALLER his Innovations on the old
style, are fully ms marked. but not SO successful
as those OF his wife. His acting Is very UNEQUAL
sometimes rising to n point, which none but the
hrst actors can reach, AMI then dcpreciatng into
mediosrty which keeps his audience always on
the qua r're for splendid success or the reverse.
As Master Walter, he wa, far above the ordinary
efforts Of stars" and was loudly cheered through
out the piece.
1t Is a matter Of congratulation to lovers of the
more refined plays, that we have two such artists
among Us, and the very fashionable assembages at
the theatre for tho past three nights prove conclu
sively that the "legitimnte" drama, by legitimate
artists, "wiil pay" Tonight we have the beauti
fnl plays of "Bcrtram," and "The Black Phan
tom"
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Dsap-Thc Danville (pa.) papers announce the
death in Pittsylrana county. of Hon. Walter Cole,
sr, who represented that district in Congress for
ten years, up to his voluntary retirement in Is45.
He was member Of the Virginia Legislature in
1854. During the war of 1912, he held the office
OF captain OF Dragons and served upon the north
ern frontier, under Gen. Wade Hampton, of South
Carolina Fl
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BUFFALO, Nov. ia prize Fight between Coburn
and Gibson came off yesterday In Canada The
combatants fought twenty-one rounds In thirty
miuutes. when Coburn was declared winner of the
stakes, amounting to S. 900.
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LOST.

T OST So REWARD. Lost, some
- where near my Hotel, on Main street a pair of
GOLD SPECTACLES. Any one returning them 10
me will receive the above reward of s..
no2l-lt GEO r.. SADIER
T OST-$5 REWARD.-Lost on 18th
~ street, between the Old Market and the Dock a
pair Of GOLD SpECFACLEs. The finder will re-
ceive the ahsve reward By leaving them at Sadlers
HotefSMsn street. no ig-st*
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Es- THE SUPERIORITY Of the French work and M !,
terial is acknowledged by all who have worn it, not
withstanding the assertions of those who are uuab
to obtain il. ALEX HILL
Importer of French Boots Shoes and Materials
nc l7-6t l27 Main St, Richmond.
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NAVAL.
,IraANr rIRESInE BOOKS.

New YORK. Nov 20.--The United States steam
frisate Niagara, from England, arrived here TINS
morning.
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E RELIGIOUS NoTICE-Grace st. Bap-
fist Church having undergone recent improvements
aud repairs. will be re-opened tomorrow SUNDAY
morning. for religious services at IL O'Clock. A SER
mon appropriate TO the occasion " i'll be delivered by
the pastor. no 2I-lt*
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~ peculiar preparation is FoNTAIyR's CREAM
OF WED FLowEEs. 1t has peculiar fragrance, ID q
substitute for soap and perfumes and its qualities
for shaving, washing, beautifying the skim have
given it prominent place in the dressing of every
lady and gentleman.
Sold by all Druggists, AID by W. PKTxRssN, Rich.
mond Va. no 2O-3t
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fterefary Stanton Of Kansas. has sorx.,a., "a.
!. 70 take effect an the sIst of peessah.r '
n,s,,, .,,, f s',Fnt supposes, the stats eoyers.
''ssa' @iii La isirly in operation. sS'sfA-
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MARINE NEWS
PRIZE FIGUr IN CANADA.

NoRfoIK. Nov. 2O-Arriyed, ship John Howell,
Appleby. from Bristol, Eng, railroad iron, with
loss of toprnast. spars, &c.
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H9y- ALSx. HILL received at the Fair of the Me
chanics' Institute, at Richmond, the highest pre-
MUM that awarded for tine best Boots aud
Shoes. no LIT
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TRAGIC AFFAIR IN NEW YoRk-About O'clock on
Thursday morning, two Spanish sailors entered ,bs
dance house Of Mark Driscoll, in New York. and
commenced an iadiscriminate assault with knives
on the persons there. Andrew McManus was
tabled TO the heart, aud died instantly; Susau
Dempsey-a Scotch girl-and sailor, we're also
fatally stabbed. The assassins made good their
escape.
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Inc Germans of Chicago are getting up a relief
society," for the purpose Of taking care Of their own
inst. 80 - ~ '''
Brigham Yorn5 is a native of Vermont. an, Il.
the 18th year Of bis age - 49, Z
safes OF PORK 70 spectators have been mads in
washington county, Va, for :. per hundred.
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r IST or LETTkRS--Rsnsini In ahs
IL RICHMOND Pos OrrTCH. on the NH day Of
- Psrsase spplyins Or lsttcrs. In this List. WIN
pleas BAY thsy are ADvrnfIsD
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Bsg@ SECOND BAPTIST CHuRCH.-Rev.
J. J. LANsDsLL, OF North Carolina will preach in this
Church. tomorrow SUNDAY morning, at II o'eik.
ana az night, at o clock. Alt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

FOURTH APPEARANCE or
MIR. &c MRS. WALLER
whe will appear THIS EVENING, In IL. .,.,,
Tragedy Of tet =
BERTRAND
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RerD114 opp&YmA
pleasb BAY th6y are Adv
Andrews mrs Sarah
Alley mrs Martin
Allen mrs g
Anderson miss Eliza p
Burger mrs Ann
Burfoot mrs Susan A.
Iseckard MIRA Rebecca
i Bottou mrs Mary 8
browning mrs jane
Baker mrs Jemifnah
Best mrs Harriet II
Brown mrs A l.
| CADET Mary II
Carlton Marys2
! Crouder Va ]
Coles mrs g
Chalk mrs Benz
Childrsss mrs "
| Cooke mrs Fannie a
Drew miss NJ A
Davis Mig
Dunn mrs x
Elmore miss 8
Pigg miss NJ c
Forrest miss Fannie
Rreemond mrs NJ
Ferguson mrs NJ A
Gibson mrs Elizabeth
| Gill mrs Elizabeth
Grover mrs 4 j
Good mrs Hannah
Griffiths mrs Mary
Gregory miss Alice
Gates miss Eliza E
Heath mrs II NJ
Hancock mrs Va
Harris mrs Al
Herbert mrs II &
Harrison mrs Dolly
Hughes mrs y NJ
Harding mrs NJ A
Herndon mrs II &
Hillyard mrs NJ e
Henry mrs Rosetta
Homes mrs Susan
Hardie mrs Sarah Il
Hatcher mrs Thos
Jones mics C.
Jones miss T.
johnson miss Lucy T
Kelly mrs Ellen VI
Lawrence mrs III q
Lord miss Lucie 8
Lucas miss Mary J L
Mottley mrs Mary + 2
Marshall mrs frapess
Mason mrs Catharine A
Meyer miss d Louise
Martin miss Lucy z
Mckinney Anna
Neadam miss Mary
UNeen mrs A
Please nts mrs 3 A
Peters mrs s
t'eay mrs s A
Phalou mrs N
Pearcs mrs Il
pendleton mrs A
Pickett mrs ID 4
Ryan mrs NJ
Redd mrs :
Rawlins mrs j
Rose mrs j
Roser mrs =
Stewart mrs Sarah J
Smith mrs Martha J
Stewart mrs Margaret A
Steam mrs Mary
Sexton mrs Mary
Smith mrs Emellne
Scott mrs Burnett
Turner mrs Matte
Galley mrs X N.
Talley mrs Mary
Trswallsr mrs James
Tilson mrs Harriet ii
] hornlow miss Sallie
Todd miss Mary
Vermillera 0rlsanna
Williams mrs Roberta
Washington mrs Rachel
West mrs LeOnOra
Wonsiman mrs julia
VIA .. If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

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