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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

MORO kiLLED--A negro boy was accidentally
Killed at the White Sulphur Springs. Va. a few
days ago BY the falling Of ono OF the scaodngs at
sne new building. now being erected by the Cam
pany.
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&c No better place exists than 1879 Main street. t
procure portraits-TYLxR & Co. make the finest an
cheapest now extant
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ConvicrED-Michaei Brennan, on trial in Auburn,
n T., for the murder of James H. Beadle, was con.
vietsd ON Thursday night, and sentenced to be
hung by the neck until dead. ON FRIDAY the isth
day OF December next
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Hen. Chas. Polk, who was twice Governor Of
Delaware, died last week, aged 20 years.
One of the poets of Western paper is already
'out" on 1.-The opening of spring"
The Kentucky papers record the death of Judge
snodgrass.
Judge Brockus has resigned his seat on the bench
of the supreme Court of New Mexico.
Enoch Nudge, Esq, an old resident of Cincin-
natl is dead.
Bayard Taylors wedding-day was appointed for
Tuesday of last week, at Gotha, Germany.
John Black, for the murder of VIM. 4. Nix is to
be hung in Habershaw, Ga, On Friday, the 18th of
December.
At Wheeling on Saturday SOC. per gallon was paid
for Chinese sugar cane syrup.
George Rapp, an old citizen of Greenbrier coun
ty, Va, died last week.
George b. Mathews, formerly III. B. NJ. Consul in
Charleston, s. c., and lately Consul General fer
Russian ports of the Black Sea. has been gazetted
as Consul General for the Sea of AZof
The Mariana (Fla.) Patriot not wishing to be out
Of the fashion or behind the times has concluded
to suspend its publication.
The municipal election in New Orleans Monday,
resulted in the success of the American titket.
Hon. Chas Macbeth, has been nominated for
mayor of Charleston, S. c.
The Georgia Conference meets in Washington, in
that State, on the 9th of December.
There were % deaths in Norfolk, Va, during the
month of October.
~ cents per pound, and molasses at from Is to 20
cents per gallon.
Rev j. II. Ayres has accepted a call to the James
City, Va. Baptist Church.
The South Carolina Agricultural Fair takes place
at Columbia, on the 10th inst.
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%. STEAM Portraits 30 cents, By TYLER Co., Il
finest works ofart in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

tA- 1t is not often that notice editorally pa
tent medicine yet We feel it duty when we are con
WINGED article is very meritorious to inform the
public, that they, too may be benefited by its use,
ard to prevent them from usi7g other articles that
have no merit in them. Now, We wish particularly
to recommend TO our readers DR.. SANFoRDs Liver
INvIGOgAroR, article that has given benefit and
performed cures in circle Of acquaintance that
were little less than astonishing 1t is particularly
Re recommended fol- all Diseases of the Liver it Is
Lirer bri0orator. Especially among our own chill.
dren have noted its beneficial effects where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other Diseases incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the of this article
1t has testimonials that Doubt for the cure
OF Jaundice, Dyspepsia and such troubles always
follow deranged liver. A few such cases have come
under our observation where it seemed almost TO
work miracles Our advice to families Is not to be
without 1t, as 1t viii many hours Of pain by its
speedy use when disease first makes its attack AID
toofsa Sentinel
FISHER WINSTON and ApIE 4 GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
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HA THERE is an absolute gain in every case
purchasing Books at the Gift Book Sale, No. l7o, O
r0site American Hotel
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
FIRE IN CAIRO I'LL

New YORK. Nov. 4.-The Cahawba and Star oil
the West have arrived. The news by them has
been anticipated.
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noTICr re ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DisrArcH must % ns"u
q In By rs o'e!ock IN tAe afternoon sn o''e. ~
Dssr tie ssxt day. The heavy pressure " -
sfssmsnss apes the columns OF our p.ps ~'' wv
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loss OF THE SCHOONER HARRIET ANN

LUSS Of THE SCHUUNEH HARRIET ANN.
Boston. Nov. 3.-The schooner Harriet Ann Of
Lubec, Harrington, from Philadelphia for Boston,
upon the Iardings in this harbor. last even
ing, and sank immediately. The captain and crew
were saved, and brought to this city. The vessel
was uninsured
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DWELLING BURNr-The dwelling of DIR. r. G..
Word, in Rome, Ga, destroyed by fire on the
I'D ult., with large portion of the furniture it
contained. DR.. W was insured in the Valley of
Virginia Company for an amount within $1,000 of
his loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

CzSTENIAL CELEBRATIoN.-The people of Halifax,
Y. c., intend celebrating the 2lst inst. that being
the day. one hundred years ago, on which Halifax
was incorporated as town by the Legislature of
North Carolina.
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Lxrrxa paon TX pREslpsNF TyLsR on THE warm
LSs--The argumentative and inspiriting pamphlet
entitled AN appeal for the speedy completion o.
tho Water Line Of Virginia" by a public spirited
citizen Of Norfolk, has met with the cordial recep
ton il deserved In every direction Tho following
interesting letter was received BY the author rom
ex-president Tyler:
SHERWOOD FoRREsT, ocr. "a, 1901.
My Dear sir:-I thank You most uuiy ior wv
pamnhlet copy of your appeal for tue speedy
COMPLETION OF the Water Line OF virginia, 20 cou-
a.ct ths water, of the Ohio with those OF James
KIyern have read II with great pleasure ana IN
t,nrton. nd cannot doubt that the results you so
vtxidiv denict. would How from its completion. |
A., - s.sn M production which Is so well calculated
@ arras, the attention aud awaken, In favor Of the
a,,L Tho mind Of every virginan. When had
tle honor of occupying the place OF Governor OF
the state. | urged tho early contamination OF this
,,,rat work upon the Legislature, recommending
the substitutIon Of lock and DAMS on the James
and Kanaw ha rivers, in place of continuous Ca
nal along the banks: and still think. looking to
the comparative costs If the two modes of improve
aient that had the lock aud dam system been
adopted. the Canal for the tu4ermediatc space,
would long since have been completed. However.
il is idle TO talk of the past, have 20 deal with
the future; and trust that your patriotic exer-
tious will cause that present to give you f,vora-
BILE audience, aud that future to lie crowned with
glory. The map which accompanied your pamph-
let furnishes, traced out by yourself, an unan-
swerable exposition of the whole subject
am, dear sir, respectfully and truly yours,
JOHN TYLER.
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Found GUnTY.-Edward G. Assay, indicted for an
attempt to procure the absence OF Dennis Darden.
important witness for the government in the
Brayman case at Chicago, was tried on Thursday
and found guilty.
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WsTy1 POWERS IMPERIAL ANBhUT1FESi
only :, can.s Isl Main street POWERS 30 cent
Ambrotvpes are better than those made at Other
Galleries for So POWERS always makes good pic
lures. regardless Of the price POWERS Ambrotynec
will not fade. Isl Main street. ne Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

DEFINED LARD.-We have constant
II Is on hand. and furnish at the shortest no
tce, any quantity of Williams & Brothers. Refined
Lard, in every kind of package.
X. T. COLST0N CO.
next to corner Gary and Pearl streets.
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HOP Tuy

n~ AucTIo N.-Groceries, Leather,
Whiskev, THIS MORNING, by
no Sit I&GB. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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nJ- J. LgcIUs DAVIS, respectfully in
forms his fellow citizens that he prevented from
attending TO his duties in the Farmers Assembly, by
seyere{f udispostion. no 1-ltT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

MASSACHUSETTS, SAVINGS BayKs--In Massachusetts,
(Oct. II, 1855 there 81 savings institutions,
with les. 484 depositors having deposit $40,313,
Al 30; and the state of these institutions does not
probably vary much now.
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I OST OR MISLAlD-CERfIFIcArE No.
DISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE,
Corner Of NUN and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAM,IERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry In the SOUTH both regards Ornaments.
&C., and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANpBiLL9, &c.
a8- Particular attention given 10 fne work for
Banks Public Otfces Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors. &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
Circulars, Labels &c., is capable OF turning OF 1900
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description of
work Mt the shortest possible notice.
Rs- Prices reduced proportion 10 The increase af
sped
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and variona
coored Inks executed in the highest style Of the
In this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
RS- SPECIAL NOTICE All who wish Cards,
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution du
ring the approaching Fair, would do well To send in
their orders and have them supplied at once, while
there il ample time TO fill them.
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BOARDING, &c.

D0ARDING.-We still have vacant
- rooms, and would be- pleased TO accommodate
persons dnring the air (and sfter) with BOARD &c.
at our residence OF Grace street, between jth snd
9th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
ia
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NJ You CAN NOW FIND ALEX. HnLs Trunks
Vaices Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all Sizes and of all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size, and certainly low as they be had in this
or any other city.
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me- AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

D9~ AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
TuIs D.ywe direct attention TO our sale this day,
commencing at "A o'clock. upon the promises, OF
that valuable Property. with wooden tenement
thereon situated on Governor street and Tobacco
ley, and at present occupied by Messrs Roper q
Murray. Persons seeking a safe investment, wonid
~ no5-it TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

W. NoricE--ALExR HILL has just received, di
rect from LONDON. fve hundred pair Of English
buckskin Over Caters. of all lengths They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased BY himself while IN London, and
will be sold low for cash. or to puprtpaI payinq Gus
toners
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U. S. DISTRICT CouRr.-Judge Halyburton, &c

z. s. DISTRICT COURr.-Judge HaIyburtOn, Gen.
j. NJ. Gregory. Attorney, and Col. John i. Wiley.
Marshal. of the U. S. District Court for the East
District of Virginia, attended by the Grand Ju-
ry. arrived in this city on Monday evening, from
Richmond, and the Judge opened his Court yester-
day. The Grand Jury, on being empannelled.
found true bill against Charles Cowan, clerk
in the Post Office. in Portsmouth, charging him
with robbng the U. s. Mail His trial will come
on to-day.-Norfotk Herald Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

LyNcHISG IN TExAs.---At Waxbatchie, on the 10Th
ut, Rev. Thomas Donegan sentenced by a
mob conrt aud jury to receive 500 lashes and they
were inflicted ia the public square lie was accused
OF tsmperipg with slaves, and instigating them to
rob their masters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

RELIC OF The CENTRAL AaERIcA.-Lsst week a
lead body was picked mp on the Atlantic beach, a
little TO the north of Cape Hatteras, having belt
around it containing gold dust, No doubt it
she corpse of OF the passengers of the Inflated
,entral America. Other dead bodies have been
seen floating in the neighborhoOd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05
ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION

TRENTON, n j., Nov. 4.-The Democrats have
carried both branches of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

VIM. D. uILkSON, Proprietor.
Omnibusses free OF charge run in connection with
the Hotel and the Rail- DAD Depot.
HH- Every attention is given TO passengers whe
wish to depart by either OF the lines Of travel.
my 9-5m
-GIlIIl (, Llip u, arEI 1 LIlS 4 IN nrIIEpc-
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HEAVY CATTLE.-A number of cattle were weigh
ed at Lewisburg. Va, few days ago, resulting as
follows: Two year old bull, weighed 1920 lbs; four
heifers two year old, weighed, in the aggregate
1920 lbs; averaging 1905 lbs. They the proper
ty of Mr.. A. Rodgers.
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EETp PREMIUM BEEF.-One of the
AIC finest premium Beeves, exhibited at the
49, recent Fair, will he on sale at our StaIis
Nos. II aud Is, New Market, on THURSDAY morn
ing, 5th inst. sLEDD & WAYNE.
no 4-2t
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QACON.-Hams, Sides and Shoulders,
- the two latter of prime quality. in store for sale
by Il. 4. COLST0N & co,
no sgt Next to corner Cary and Pearl sts.
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THE ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK.
SECOND DISPATCH.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Late returns render it GER
lain that the Republicans have carried the State.
Their entire ticket is elected.
SECOND DIsrATcH.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, p. M-Well informed De-
mocrats claim the State by from 10000 to $4,000
majority, but we substantial reason for a
change of our estimate of last night, viz that the
Republicans have a small plurality. 1t will be Sc
vcral days before the returns will be decisive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

A FULL assortment Of Ladies
- and Mtsses' WALKING SHOES aud Gal
TkkH. with and without Heels Zoe sale cheap by
&C 30 MARCUS HARRIS. ls3 Broad Il.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Por. Of Richmond, Nosr 4-High Water 64 ocfF.


ARRIVED,
Schr Reding'on Clark, Lubec, plaster. /. Il d. b.
Davenport.
SAILED,
steam.r Pennsylvania. Teal. Philadelphia. mdse.,
schr. susan. Rogers, Boston, .ndse, D. L. w. Cur
rio.
Schr D. Herbert, Myers Pamunkey River, mdse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

AcQUITTEp-Two negroes, Lydia aud her son Hen
ierson, charged with having attempted to poison
he family of W. n. Hern, in Lewisburg, Va by
putting corrosive sublimate in their drinking wa
ter, have been acquitted.
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STATE OFFICERS IN TENNEssEE-The Legislature of
Tennessee elected, on Friday last, the following
State officers:
Comptroller-Gen. Jas p Dunlap, of Henry CO.
Treasurer-Wm. I. McGregor, OF Warren Regis
ter Middle District-Col. Swan. Register Noun
tain District-P. d. Truitt, of White.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

BOARD OF DIREcToRs.-The following gentlemen
constitute the Board of Directors of the Eastern
Lunatc (ya.) Asylum:
John c. Mercer, Edward Camm, ]. ". Custi.,
Charles W. Coleman, VIM. s. Peachy, Robt Saun-
ders, NJ Il. Harrell, J. D Munforl, Z. Slater, Z. NJ
Thompson, II. VI. Rucktrout.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

THEArRE.-That charming coincidence, Maggie
Mitchell, more generally known among infatuated
young men "our Maggie appears tonight in
two of her best pieces-':.Quecn of the Abruzzir
md Ladies' Stratagem." Her spirited acting has
aptivated our theatre oers these two years. and
.otice of it will hardly add to the crowd which will
ne assembled in the '.Marshall' tonight.
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nt,pIN BEHALF OF THE La

E35@ lN BEHALF OF THE LADiks.-"e
noticed in one of the cases at the Mechanics In.t
tute a pair of fine black cashmere pants, when
were rut and made by Miss Bettie W. Mitchell, OF
this city For the neatness of execution. and superb
style of the Stitching should, and WILL no doubt, 90
credit to its maker. no o-i1"
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INDIA RUBBER BELTS, HOSE,
STEAM PACKING, &c-We shall continne to
keep large and full stock OF the above, think
rs complete any house onth OF the Potomac.
r. r. COLSTON d co,
no 5-2t (Iate Williams 4 Bruther)
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JNU. IT. tHVUh,
General Agent and Attorney for Va
ST. Gso PEAcHY. ii. d.. Medical Examiner.
oc i5-dlm
OM TONS PURE WINDSOR LUMP
NOO PLASTER. direct from Windsor. N. s.. and
for sale Ito arriyelby
OCT BRfDaf0kp co.
Oh BBLS. FINE APPLES; 8 do. Sweet
~ Havana Oranges; 100 whole. half and quarter
boxes Rsisins, new crop; 800 drums Nv crop figs,
Just received per steamer and fbr sale BIZ
DAVID N. JONES 3 CO..
NOT No rs Main a.
RECEIVED to-day, per steamer Pea
10 half hbls. LAGER BEER
50 or bhls. % do
" eighth eb,s. do do Exclusively for
private cusfomers.}
Ia half bhls. superior CREAM Ai.E. fer
family ase and Cor sale.
r. WtLnACuER.
nos 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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SLAVE CAsg.-Three slaves of Thornton Withers,
Of ST. Louis, in company with their master, passing
through Cincinnati ea route to Parkersburg, Va,
we're arrested Tuesday afternoon writ of habeGs
corpus to procure their liberation. The case was
partially heard that afternoon before Judge Carter
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HONEY.-l00 Gallons strained HONEY
IL for Restaurant and Hotel use, for sale by
No p JOHNSTON RIO
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J0O BBLS. NETT AND GROSS HER
Ioo RINGS-Whch we will sell at . low price to
close r. T. COLSTON 4 co.
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Eg~ THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of
the Monroe Building Fund Association, will take
place This Evening, at half past o'cock, at Sam
ders' Hall. [no5-ltl b. W. STAKkE, secy.
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CONVENTION OF TOBACCO MASUFAcTURERs.-The to-
bacco manufacturers of Lynchburg, Va, held a
meeting Monday evening and appointed twelve
delegates TO represent them in convention OF
the taade to be hed.n the city of Richmond on the
first Thursday in December. The meeting adopts
ID a resolution inviting the tobacco manufacturers
Of North Carolina to participate in the delbcra
tions Of the convention.
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uOPS.--1 hale of HOPS, new crop
IL for sale by p. JOHNSTON 4 BRJ.
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LOST.

T OST--On Tuesday evening, somewhere
IL in the city, q large POCKET BOOK, inside Of
which was a smaller one containing my FREE PA
pEKS. reward Of 81 will be paid for the delivery
OF the papers at this office.
HENRY HALL.
no 5-lt@ free Of colur.
T OST-A Red Back MEMORANDUM
~ BOOK, containing some Notes and MemOran-
dums in it, and list Of Bonds due me, which can
be of no to any one else liberal reward Will
be paid for its return TO this Office.
The public are hereby cautioned sgain' trading
for said Bonds JN0. TILMOH FOSTER
HIGH MEADOW Oct ath. oc 22-3taw2wf
7 OST OR MISLAlD-CERfIFICATE No.
IL 773, TO r. A. Williams for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock dated August 9th. 1886 This
advertisement is inserted wi. the view Of applying
to the Association for another certificate, in the
place Of the one lost. oc l3-s
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Affairs In Christiansburg, Va.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.


CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, Nov. Sd 1857.
Yesterday was our monthly court but nothing
of interest was done. The case of Samuel Cooper,
for the stabbing of one Altizer. which occurred
few days ago. in row. at the house OF one pun
can, in the upper end fthe county, was postponed
on account of the absence Of the witness, AltiZer
The pressure Of the monetary world Is just reach
ing us, and great deal of property was sold yes
terday at one-fourth its value, and we fear that
this is only the beginning Of worse state OF
things.
Three wagon-loads of chesnuts, from 20 to so
bushels each, were brought here yesterday from
Floyd county, ana were readily disposed of at 81
per bushel. Yours, &C.,
Mr.. Ten BRoEcKs vIcroRrEs.-The FLY 'Belle,
which won the BEDFORD Stakes at Newmarket is
not an American horse. having been bought in Eng
land by Mr.. Ten Brock after his arrival In re-
gard to Mr. Ten Brock and his horses, Porter's
Spirit of the Times has the following paragraphs
The match between Mr.. Ten Broeck's Babylon
and Mr.. Jacksons Saunterer, for 81 900 side, half
forfeit single dash of mile, which was to have
been run on the 18th October, at Newmarket, Was
forfeited by Mr.. Ten Brock on the part Of Baby
lon the day before the running of Prioress for the
great Cesarewitch Stakes. As both of these horses
were three year olds, and SauDterer, by the terms
OF the match, gave Babylon % pounds, it is gener
ally supposed by shrewd betting men here that
Mr.. Ten Brock voluntarily gave away the forfeit,
in order to make another confession of the inferi-
heavy odds against Prioress steady and the best
opinion says that with such advantage rs Is pounds
Babylon must have won.
Indeed, that conclusion is inevitable, from the
with which Prioress beat Saunterer on the
following day. 1t is true, she four year old,
and carried u pounds less; but then SauDterer
was nowhere, aud she far ahead.
good many people are puzzled to know why
Mr.. Ten Brock changed the jockey upon Prioress
in the Cesarewitch after the dead heat; but there
is very ready reason for that policy, which all
shrewd turfmen will readily understand. Apart
from any suppostion that Dir. Ten Brock may
have been dissatisfied with the first jockey of III
Hakim and Queen Bess from landing their horses
nose and nose with the mare, he doubtless thought
it wise to have fresh rider, who would not know
that he to be called on for such service until
the moment the horse WAS required at the post
great deal of mischief may be done with jockey
in the interval between heats, and as MIR Ten
Brock was going for even on the season, and bet,
ting very heavily, he probably thought he might
as well be safe from outside danger. This change
of jockeys is characteristic of Mr.. Ten Brock
a manager.
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UFPICa VA FIRs AND MARINE ISs COL
Richmond, 3rd Nov, 1857. !
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of
~ Directors of this Institution have this day de-
cared dividend of per cent on the capital stock
pa able to the Stockholders their legal represen
tativps, at the Office of the Company on MONDAY,
the 10th inst. until which time the Transfer Book
will be closed. W. l.. C0WARDIS,
nO4-dtl6 Secretary.
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r ARD OHIO bbls. of No. LARD
IL OIL Just received. Also, a supply of pure Sperm
and Solar Oils, In store. For sale by
p. JOHNSTON & FRO,
nrur u;ufa