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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

THlsP WITH RELIGIOUS Turn OF MSp"-A
teiegraphic dispatch from Chicago announces that
James q. Brayman, an editor Of the Chicago Demo
cat was, on the 10Th ult sentenced to four wears
hard labor IN the penitentary for stealing letters
from the post Office in that city The Chicago
Democrat, in mentioning the case says he was
naturally of religious turn of mind. and passed
most OF his leisure in reading religious papers and
wiring therefor. His habits were abstemious and
frugal. lie had salary not only ample for his
wants, but more than he used. He has been hon
est and honorable in every relation of life and vet
he has broken open letters and taken the money
thereiroM. The Buffalo Advertiser thinks his
stealing propensties are to be attributed TO in
sanity or mononania. lie exhibited a great deal
OF method IN his madness for he always took the
letters that had the most money i'll them.
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"a PURCELL. LADD 4 CO..
Ny DRUGGISTS,
&s8kA MINnnW HI lS -, -,

WINDOW GLASS, &c,
n No. Is Pearl street Richmond
AXE now receiving, and will shortly have In store
their FAN stock OF DRUGS, DYES, CHEMiCAIs
&C. Tue whote comprising large and general as
sortnent, well adapted 10 the wants of the trade
IN person by one of the house. on the most
a1naaldageo0s terms and mostly for cash
We are thankful to friends and the nuliic for
their long continued and fattering support and We
nope that with the facilities possess for Obtaining
supplies, ana the srctest attention to the quality
M al goods sent from us, 70 preserve the reputation
Mh.eh our house enjoys for selling articles OF the
packing orders. ~
PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Druggists.
m No. IS Pearl street.
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pICn THREAD LACEs AND EDG-

DICh THREAD LACES AND EDG
IL INGS, AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
Cloaks and Dustels at s.; Silk Fringes at l2k cents
worth q cents Worsted Hosiery for children 10 cts:
Beaehed Cotons, yard wioe 10 cts, worth l6 cts;
Corsets at 81, worth 81; every description of Mill
merry Goods to be had Vt much less price than at
other stores; Fancy Worsted Gseds Embroideries.
and lots of other Goods. Every dollars worth Of
goods will be offered, without taking the cost in
sideration. To procure the greatest bargsins ever
offered, call at G0LDSMITS
Cheap Trimming and Fancy Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

MUCH IN SHALL SPAcE--A very celebrated
Scotch divine says:
The world We inhabit must have had an ORIGIN.
that origin must have consisted in cause; that
cause must have been intelligent; that intelligence
must have been efficient; that efficiency must have
been ultimate; that ultimate power must Shave
teen supreme: aud that which always was and is
supreme We know by the name of Godr"
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FOR SALE. &C.
FLOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM


ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
= pLETE FOR SALE have one OF Moves, ~
inch BuRR STONE MILLS, with all the nseessary
machinery fur making the best Family Flonr for
sac very i"ty, comprising Smut Machine. scrssn.
Bo!tsg Clotas Elevators, Shafts Puliies Belts and
Bolting Chests. all ready TO be attached TO W st.r
Mili OF Steam Engine. and capable oi making IA bar
rec q best faa ly Flour in twelve hsurs. This Mil
and Mach iery has been worked in the city OF Rich
mond about months, by George Merriam. dss j
making superior Family FloGr. and is now as good
a. new. tbs present owner having no use for IL
will sell il Tor less than half of the original cost The
machinery cal be and the price ascertained hv
application AZ the United States Hetel
JOHN A. JETRR
N. B.-This Mill will grind 10 bushels of corn ner
hour into the finest Neal so.-dts
EOR SALE.--Sl0,0 900 STATE STOCK.
u In sums to suit purchasers, by
Jy l6-ts C. W PURCELL A IN
STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED-A few Shares of Richmond Danyille
Railroad Stock, for which the highest market price
will be paid. f''~e
Exchange on New York. Philadelphia and Bal.t
more. bought and sold.
O. W. PURCELL 4 CO.,
sp p&S-u " Exchange Brokers.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock Of Keady Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS il CO, confident
ly recommend that house 10 their old patrons, and
solicit for them continuance of that patronage so
long and literally bestowed onus.
oc IA MERCHANT, XEISIGER & co.
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SUPERIOR Lynchburg Smoking Tobae-
- co. very fine article, for sale in quantities to
WARING 4 PEARCE. Drussists,
Dc2 Carnar Ifh md nf,ad stFeefa.
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CLOTHING
~-S-sT>~,S-s~s --,-s-s-~-----1,
E. s. MCELROY,
NER CHANT TAIL OR

Ia +. s. MCELROY,
EA NER CHANT TAILOR
KS Ne. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
.-li1A- Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS.
VESTINGS, &c which he is ore,
pared to make up in fashionable style on coon
TgRAs, and at short notice. In connection with the
above, he has Made arrangements with the well
known house OF VIM. I. Jennings Co., one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles from me-
dium to the finest quality. All new STYLES will be in
troduced as they came out.
An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS will be kept constantly on hand.
oc 2-d3m T. S NcELR0Y
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FROM llAyASA.-The steamship Philadelphia.
winch left Havana on the 2Sth ult, arrived at New
orleans on saturday last bringing $3.50 900 in spe-
cie The bark Clara, which sailed also from Ha-
vana brought $4,000 in gold to New Orleans AZ.
Ter the nrsf OF January next all vessels bringing
c"a goes 70 ana taxing away molasses from Cubs
must pay duties on tonnage The MARQUIS de- Los.
ados, acting British Consul General had been at
tackled with yellow fever, but WAS recovering. The
French war steamer Tonnerre had gone to sea-
Inc Dark Zephyr, of Baltimore. had been brought
INTO Hayaua ss slave prize. The Norwegian bark
Maize had lande'I one hundred and seventy.
nine coolies. The STOCK of sugar at Havana and
Nstanzas WAS 100000 boxes on the 25th ult. Don
VI. Agu'sr late Deputy Collector of Havana, died
suddenly on the 10th ult.
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DISSOLUTIoNS, &c.

Mss N.-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT, WEISIGER & Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business of the firm
will be settled by CHARLES K. DARRAC0TT, who
i alone authorized to collect the debts, and to
the name OF the firm in liquidation.
SILAS MERCHANT
o. Il. WEISIGER,
CHARLES K. DARRACOTT.
RIcmMnNtl W Oct l
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DOkTE Monnaies, Silk Purses, Leather
Wallets Morocco Pocket Books and a fine AS
sortment of Cigar Cases and Porte Monnaies COM
bined all Of the best manufacture and latest yles,
for sale by p JOHNSTON h BRO,
oc 2S Druggists,
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No Is Pearl str,
au ~ The street opposite their Old q
WORM KILLER-Cbildre,

VIRGINIA WORM MKILLER.-Children
-. cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepara.
ton IA recommended with the greatest Confidence -
Past experience and test OF years having proved il 10
be one OF the hest, safest and most reliable Worm De
Stfoyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children it is swee,
ana pleasant 10 the taste and readily taken by thet
anu may ne gwen TO the Youngest infant with perfect
other nauseous drug.
=, Prepared only by L. ]. PICOT. and for sale by
Druggists generally. aul
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
80 80 certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEON-
ARD ANItDuTE for the above, il the greatest
discovery of the age, 1t has never been known to
iai and sconsldered by numbers that have used it
tand by the medical facuity.) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
sc q Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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HEAD QUARTERS- 1857.

->Aa HEAD Q q A RTERS. I857.-
IA CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CIOTHINGll,
Rf Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
-~s- Fairs attention ilf you are in want of some
thing really neat aud cheap in the way of Clothing
cost, but at fair living profit give me call and
L will promise my goods, when quality and work
manshlp ape compared, shall vie with the cheapest
f. B. SPENCE
&C S No. l20, cor. Main and 18th sts
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n WALK Err 4 co. have added to
'. their already large and well selected stock of
Gentlemens Fine Clothing. assortment of over
Eoa's, Business Coats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants. mcrino, Velvet and Silk Vests Also large
lot Furnishing Goods. Also, very desirable lot of
Gentiemen's Travelling Shavls. Strangers would
do well to drop in and look before purchasing
N. WALKER co.
&C 81 1903 corner Main and Pearl SITS
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T0-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock of Ready
Made Clothing, Of MERCHANT, WEISIGER Il CO,
will conduct the business under the style DARRA
COPT, HARRIS q Co, and hope by diligence and
fair dealing TO merit the continuance of the patron
age so literally bestowed ON their predecessors.
DARRAC0Tr, HARRIS co.
CHARLES r. .DtRRACoTT,
B. VI. HARRIS,
HnnF. nAkRAC0TT.
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The ladies Of Dr.. Hodges church, IN Droohilsss
VI that town.
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ZACH SATURDAY. ~ NOVEMBER

NFfhlAFMA IIUN FfNI EFsS.
prizes Of Si0a, approximsting to $4,000
prlse, arc 1850
prizes of $500, approximating TO s2j 900
prize, are 1870
prizes Of SIZE, approximAting to $1,000
prize. are SO
prizes OF Sl2a. approximating 10 s., 900
prizes are 500
pres Of sloo. spproxiraatinG to 5000
prize, are 400
prizes Of 5Ti. approximating to $50
prize, are zoe
prizes o. So. approximating to sl.S0O
prlLc. are 200
300 prizes Of SO are l00,D0
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
l. French and American Paper Hangings, all quail
tiles Floor oil Cloths, Curtain Goods Cornces and
Trimmings, Window shades, Mattings, and many
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Cured Hair aDd Sf1pck Maesfssses, of the best quail
ity and all e2Exsywk in our line, executed by the
most competeH ~oTkmen. with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. potion OF public patronage
is respectfllily solicited. Sc 25-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

The GREAT STORM IN NLw YoRK.-The Northern
New York papers give further accounts Of the dis
asirous storm and flood of Monday At Birming-
BAN and Clintonville the destruction of property
great and the Northern Standard says:
At Ausable Forks the picture must he gloomy
one Indeed. The bulk of the water, it seems on
this occasion. came from West Branch. The scene
opens with the Welding OF the bulk. bead at the
Forge, when everything in range below began 10
leave. pile Of 10,U0o bushels Of COAL tho sheds
of the Tahawus House, Tyler Il Potters store and
one wing Of the Rogers store the Bellows and Bel.
lows House SUCCESSFULLY disappeared. subsequent
ly the stUre-house of Tyler Potter t,ok ire from
lime 1t contained which, with two adjoining build
Jugs, was Consumed.
The iahawus House was flooded throughout on
the ground floor and no little excitement must
have been the consequence. Goods to . consider
able extent we're saved Numerous packages were
taken out Of the river at ClintuDvile ana some ut
heesevilie. The first intimaiion We had here /,
probable destruction at the forks, was u small
drawer, marked 'B. yitrol, taken out Of the river
by ole OF our printing Office boys, which Mr. brow
neil painter, recognised belonging to the stors
OF Tyler Potter. 1ho bed OF the river 10 chang.
ed-at least the larger body Of water now runs
where stood the store OF iyier Potter.
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A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN

a MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN-
L TEEL CLOTHING, az ll0 Main street, and our
stock We con-ider superior III every respect
The assortment il complete in all points, size,
quality and style Dress and Business Goats, Over
Coats and Ragians Shawls and Blankets, Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Crayats. Socks and Gloves
Altogether making up the largest stock ever shown
by US.
Crowds of Goods Which We are disposedto ellcheap
for cash.
Walk in and buy what you want.
GROSHONG, TUPMAN & co,
% Mnir, r,at
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IMPoRrs VI sPEcIg.--ihe amount Of ,,ecie brought
rom Europe, Iuba, Mexico aud california t. .Ssw
York. 81. Louis and New orleans during october,
is set down 5,i5l lg5. The N Y. HERALD in sas-
ting this TACT. adds:
To this sam should be added certificates Of dc.
po<it received by the Persia ainuunt VI vyer
"a million of dollars which CERTIFICATES are o. govd
as. and a c.,Dye bicns form than specie ~.
self, becsu-- Temittaiscrs "a bngisnd can Ie made
by means uf them. UEt vf these monthly casis r.
eeiIts of sryen and q haif miill.ns vi dollars Ne
have not cent "nt Of the eonatry more than
mere trlhv--ssy two or three hundred th.susaBsi
lollars-so that the first u November sses - ieh
ct by at leaf .ysa milions ef aaiiars ia syveis
than we were on the frsI Of October. This mar
.eem extraoi aInxry la view Of the oppression In
trade. hut ths fact is nevertheless ~. though
times are hard specie IL pleaty.
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There were Cd deaths in Baltimore last week--la
Of consumption,
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
"A For sale my Farm of 3iI acres, in Albemarle
cnnty, adjoining j. .. Massey, sneed and others
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-ene-thiFd bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
aud highly improved. All necessary out buildings
aud we'll of first rate water are on the premises-
Terms liberal IL preferred, an exchange Will be
mond. or call at my Office, corner Of franklin and
Governor streets 8. A. HART.
oc l3-d6m
IUO BOXES Prime Cheese for "a by
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jMeoRTANT RAILROAD DECISION eiRip ohemn.o,
~ ~ Democrat states that trial came off ar the
Broome Circuit last week between Mr. Beebe. a re.
spectacle gentleman. of fifty years and nowards
ana Mr; AyIes, conductor upon the the Erie Rail-
.osu. dr. Beebe bad purchased ticket from New
bnrg to Addison. but on arriyin. at Danosit h.
left the cars. being fatgued. to lay over til the
next day. The next day he took the 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ emisrant train west, but left it at Great
Send, and took the day express train. Ayres. th.
conductor. refused to recognise the tickets. and
put him off the train forcibly The suit was
brought for damages for the assault Mr Beebe
the court. ~ Wv" VI
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| n times IKE these, us Wise 20 Save,
l. When cash is scarce, when Brokers' shave
On good Virginia money.
Therefore to SCHAAPS store you should go,
When a few notes you've got to show,
He takes all, (ain't it funnyD
And gives you bargains in their place
Of China, Glassware, Clock or Vase.
Of Looking glass or Tea-tray.
Who ever wants cheap goods to find
In fancy goods of any kind,
Cali at SCHAAp'S store, so we say.
oc 3-dlm Corner Broad and Sd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

MECHANICS PAaADE.-The Phlade lpLia Bulletin
Of Monday afternoon, gives description Of ths pa.
rade OF the American mechanics, which took place
there that morning. 1t ays:
The line vas Termed on Arch street. under the
Marshashlp of Major Peter Fritz. ihe weather
magnificent, and the regatta of tn. order the
numerous flags and banners, the Insignia Of the
trades, &c., &c, showed 10 the best possibie aa-
vantage Ia the bright nlorning sunisht. Ihe
t4arsiais were afrayed in shbwy regsiIs and wore
blue sashes. The men 10 the Ranks were ali dress
ed III black sui with white gloves and they wore
t.le Regatta oi their respective CouLcilsa cviiar
anu apron.
several Of the trades were represented la the
line ot the procession by groups of ~orkmeu who
we're Engaged III various Mechanical 1inpioy msuis
while nIounled apon lat Iiis ~Ee@is. IA this
Icspec1 the display Afforded in.x ieucsd loahers-
"a iusisht lato tne improvements nsaae Ia .lf
ieieat trades ~itnia the last ten hfIeen Sesrs.
ia ILv great Centennial parade VI lo5z the nsech@D
Ics worked ia the line with vid-iash osed tools
which have since been driven oui OF use BY iIn-
2rosenisnt ia machinery. The parade to-day had
s0tIe VI tbi. improved machinery illustrated, snd
II added not little 10 the Interest vi the display.
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EALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON a. CO.,

(No. I06 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vA,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERAAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLTLfG CLOTH.
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RICHMOND, October lst 1851
have been using 'fSempe's Infailible baking
Powder" for some two years. and feel no hesitancy
in saying that have been more than pleased with
it, aud regard it vastly superior any Yeast Pow
der that it has ever been my good fortune to try.
oc ID hAKRR Ir
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CEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING

~ POWDERS are certainly superior TO any now in
use See the testimony of gentlemen in town and
country. A large lot are lust manufactured and
may be fonnd at the Drug Store of the Proprietor
Market Place, Franklin street.
IliIIN " GARIIHK
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KING QUEEN Co., Oct %, 1857.
We have been using Semple's Baking Powder -
for some time in my family. think they make the
best bread ever ate especially biscuit They are
decidedly better than any other We have used and
would recommend trial of them TO persons wishing
TO have nice bread. JOS RyL.Np
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- TEX, now landing, Ahd in prime OfdeT OF the fOl
lowing celebrated brands:
Youngerss Alioa Ale pints in glass
Do. do. dol do. in stone jugs
Knox Il Son'sd do. do. do. in glass
CampbeIl's do do, do. in stoneJugs
Alls0ps East India Pale Ale, pints, in glass
Barclay, Perkins 4 Co.'S Porter, in pints and qrs.
For sale at very low prices BY
SELDEN & MILLER
oc i3 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Preferred over All Others.
Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
| the world ever invented, so constructed as to
| fully meet the demands of families for general
| use.
It is very simple and is never liable to get
out of order.
8 1t tmakes a seam which win not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
ength stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools. and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided:
while the same Machine can be adapted AT
pleasure, by mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
The same Machine rms silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
s This Machine viii sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
Thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most ela--
tic fabric that il is free from all liability 10
break in washing, ironing or otherwise
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at office In New
York, range from SO 10 $3.50: an additional
charge of $40 only is made on each machine
over New York prices atotice in Nashville, to
defray expenses OF importation, &c, 70 Nash
vile. Z. Il. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Prices oa these Machines range Frem
$50 so $40. l4aHoh 2o--sf-
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Attached is a note from John l. Morgan, Esq., Archi-
tect, by which may be the opinion of Mr. Samuel
sioan the celebrated Architect and writer upon Archtec-
ture whose experience with this mode of roofing, withO
doubt, is satisfactory all
MEMPHIS, March IL, 1851.
Mr. w. s. BEENETF.-When in Philadelphia Pa, a few
days called upon Mr.. Samuel Sloan, the celebrated
Architect and author Of the Sloan Architecture
asked his opinion TO the durability. &C., Of W ess
Patent Roof such using in city of Memphis
and he told me that he had hesitation saying
that 1t is good and durable roof and all that its adYo
Gates claim it to bei farther saying using
fine building for himself Respectfully
JOHN L. MORGAN, Architect
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

A. B. MORTLEY, Esq, Of UTIcA, N Y writes az have
used your PECroRAL myself aud in my smIy ever since
invented it. and believe It the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do tbout n a.
take any other remedy" - -