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30. LsLD. WHISTLE q NJ. 49,
EarwIEa MAcurxrs --"CcMpETIrroS TIE LiIsOf r
raADs Not desiring to climb the LADDER " ss ~
by Polling others Down, Il Ia no rHrpo>s ., ~,
sctraet from the value Of Sewing hsshns,, aaratt
introduced Hn the contrary We nnas as.caat.d
that sune wI until now, have bs.n Z; y s.v
az "frst class Macniues, have merits ~ has
may lay claim The greet lortcomina ~ =. ,,;c,
f-rsirds ~ sr,rF they were ssad<qaate ~ He Is'-
i.s yrovr.esUrs Of the LapD WEB .ryRs COS "a.
chine claim land subssautlaie the claim tnnt tneu
instrument scW srecufe any and Eyksf knu =. IN
dlework and perform the same 10 the bss. po.s,oe
manner Combining, as IT does. ms meIms W w
old Machins d. NJ the same time asola,ns I'LL
fsulfs it I'm nepds itself TO tBe public as Inc reM
Fumfy Stwi,tg AdGhiae and as adaptru ~ EYER
branch OF industry where the nsedie Is required;
Tho will stitch, hen fell. tind AMI gather. incl
mske strong lock htiteh that cannot DO raveiea OF
tufstd ent THY make beautiful unfoim ssIsnI
a't" IN both sides Of the work, wi.iout iof"'ns
ridges underneath. ct,v
simple, and the management Of them cashy az
quired. ., .s
Any spool Of cotton. thread or siM, may be nsea
without re.wEdino. They are almost Hotsctsss ~
their operation and te tueGr torger than AM otnei
Sewing Machiae extaDt.
Let manu- aetursrs, planters. farmers. tous Keep.
srs or any other prs in search OF aa instrument
% execute any kind Of seiviitg ttea done ov macsc
ry make they secure The best. bY examining oufs
oe'0'' Pun HORTON KEAGg. Agent
VI Main st kschinopd; Va.
- Also at Corinthian BALL &C 9-t
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Agricultural Fair IL. ln ..

Those who "don't care f,r ths premiums" can
enter their animals or articles "for exhibition on
~" BY the payment Of one dollarvand this pay
mont, without any membership or other fee, IN.
ttles them TO admission TO tie grounds during the
Exhibition. This cannot surely be objected to-
OF course, exhibitors tickets do not admit whole
family.
INVITED GuHsrs.-The Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia have accepted an in
vi,stion to attend the Exhibition. Several of the
Delegates from State Societies have already arrv-
ed In the city.
The ENTITIES yesterday included ''Revenue,'
''Knickerbocker," "Hsnry Clay and other fine
horses, q creditabls number Of cattle, and large
number Of agricultural machines and implements.
This department Of the exhibition will be very
large and excellent. r-'
TIE ENTRY OFFICE, at the Ballard House, will re-
naia open to day and this evening. On and after
Monday will be at the Fair grounds ct the lett Of
the main entrance. As there will be great
crowd on Monday. ladies will do we'll to have
their entries msds to day or this evening. All
articles must be entered before they are taken
on the Fair grounds.
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rae Resre Department.

The vote ia the City Council on Thursday eve-
ding committing the subject OF the orssnsa'io"
Of Fifu DeoArtment, to . COMMITTEES, with the 10
ptructioe TO prepare an ordinance establishfogs
pasd Fire Depl,taaens was saTpFising Tor It's una
ptmity. sod ther efore the more gratifying TO us.
% vs believe 1t was to the great body OF the pso-
ME Of Richmond. THERE 10 nothing clearer 70 our
ysiuds than that the eisies II thiscountry viii ALL
sooner or later be omtelied TO establish paid hrt
Departments, directly responsible to the city au-
thoritics aod complstei, Qndef taeis esGuos. W.
hope that Richmond will not postpone the ado, /.
ton Of q measure which ne regard as neeesaary o
the public safety, and which must be beneficial T.
the public morals. When Il is adopted, let It BE-
"a truth the estsb,ishaient Of paid Fire Police,
with the fall aud direct that should
attach to such police.
Asains, the volunteer aud 10 favor Of the paid
system, the proofs have accumulated 10 the differ
ent cities 10 Europe aud this cepntry viii ire
sstibie weight. The protection Of property from
Gre requires urgently . regularly orgtuized
and responsible police Goes the preservation Of
order Fire IL indeed . casualty which 10 an emf
usnt degree peris the life aud property Of the
citizens, and therefore demands the greatest
amount ol vigilance aud the most perfect disci'
pline. Iu . little village where it Is not deemed
necessary 10 organize . night watch, a volunteer
IRE organisation 10 practicable, and meets tn,
public exigsncy; but when q community grow,
20 large a. 70 require regular night watch, Il
seems 70 Us that at the same moment the neces-
sity for regularly organized and paid fire peics
10 equally - imperative. Certainly, Of the two
the IRE police IL not the least Important, and
should never be neglected when the other II
deemed necessary.
We hope the Council will come boldly ant
squarsIy to the subject, and give us we'll regu
lated drs police that shall be compact, we'll select
ed, moderate in numbers, and eGicient--one sha
will be disciplined for the best service, auN tina
will be compensated for It's labors. There Is NJ
tax tho community can better pay than tina. t
support such police It's establishment will b
= great saving to the city aud a great public
blessing.
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GEO. Ii; WEST, s..
AS Main street, Eagle Square,
Keeps Gu hand. Of all times, the largest and best
cled stock IT BOOKS that is 10 be found in th,
-. ;. ana al much lower prices. Among them are
:ASpALLs Life Of Jefferson; ? SoIs
HENRY Clay's WcrKs complete in vols
JOHN G Calhoun's Works; 6 vols
AbhOTl'S Napoleon. vols
THE Life and Correspondence Of Thomas Moore
BY LORD J9hn Russell; 2sois
LIV Eo OF the Lord Chauceilors and Keepers of the
O. eat seal Of England vols
THE LIVES Of the Chief Justices of England; vols
30, WaLn Jehhson-nsw Edition; vols
BAN RUFTS historE of the United States vols
IsVIhGS G, mpie,e Works; II vols
DICKENS Work; 6y,ls
TAE Works of Lon d Bacon; vols
WbB.rERS Unabridged Dictionary; 4to
oRATt0NS and Speeches of the Hon Ed Everett, 2
THJMAs Jeffsrson's Works: 9 vols
WILKES s Exploring Expedition; vols; 4to
BuLWER,S Novels; complete in ~ vols
TuoKEk's Hiss,ry Of the United States; vols
WAVkRLY Novels: 10 different editions
ADaAR Allan poe's " orks; vols
GUlIorE Civiiiza Ion; vols
THACKERAY'S Works; IL vols
COOPER'o Novels, new edition: 20 vols
AMERICAN Eoquence;2 vols; with portraits
ALLISnE's History Of Europe; Vols
2 vols
PRksU,yrTS Works; le vols
BURTON'5 Cyclopoeoia of Wit snd Hamor; 2 vols
SPECTATOR, 10 different editions
bENT0N'S thirty Years in the United States Sc.
nate; vols
VIRGINIA lllustrat-d By Porte Crsyon
DE QUIkCY'S Works
HAMILTON'S History Of the Republic; vols
CURTIS History Of the Constitution: vols
LlVINaST.iNkS Travels in Africa; $40
MOTLY'S History Of tine Dutch Republic; vols
MAOAULAY'S History of England
HaLLAM'S Works, s vols
N. B-GEO u VESTS stock of Law and Medical
BOOKS il one of he finest to be found in any book
store North or South.
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JoB PRINTING.-In all the various improy

JoB PRINTING.-In all the various improve
m now making. that in letter press prin' ing has
r.. len negler,ed. and the consequence Id that
marchants mechanics and professional men can
nav ,,ach the public eye with cards aud circulars,
got u Ia the neatest STYLE at cost SO trifing that
the expense is scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch Job Office where the most approved labor
ga ing machinery Is i'll use, aud the best worknlen
are employed the Proprietcrs ara prepared TO fur
rsh handsome printed cards at from ~ To Is per
thousand white or colored, and circulars at from
81 20 to So per thoussnd The facilities they pos
sess forrapid printing, give them thu ofdoing
work as cheap as it can be done ut the North and
as they are of their profession. they get
itup in as good style. AL who wish Cards, Crcu-
lars and Show Bills printed fer distribution during
the approaching Fairs would do W II to send in
their orders and have them oplisi at once, while
there is ample time to fill them.
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rInauoial and Commercial.
R,cnmoud AZ rKcfs, Oct. ~

rh.va i,ra charoe whassver In Braadstufis : no
ahfpfneets 81 Canal Flour, m arerasssn IN qa ~
ti,ns with dali market Wheat unchahgou alo
Corn dull At former qsosations.
Northern Markets. Ua tkLs
wheat de- iising and rominsly lower Corn hsnvy,. T.
m : ID oetQs7,1. stocks higher aud actise--ss
n.Ir,Nos. Oct. % vlonr quiet aud unc han ged =
Wheat firm-Red 81 H9ei IS; White y ssgi so =
Corn auiet-old White 1890; Yellow at9os.
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Et,osl Utah.

ST. LUIS, Oct. 22.--Salt Lake dates are to the
18th September. A good state of feeling pre-
vailed be,xe the Mormons and Gentiles. The
former speak favorabiy of Gov. Cummings Col.
Johustons command of about 5000 men were IN
grand sncampment.
The mail party encountered SHOW storms. and
it wac feared some of the trains would be over
taken In the mountains.
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E8- We understand the reason that RErs Co
have no Pictures exhibition at the MeGhanics' IT,
stitute. is psrty owing to their not having had time
to arrange them in time for coiDpettion and hay
ing just sent about 300 specimens of their style
of smbrotypes tokemphis. Tenn, for the opening
of e new Gallery. We are certain that .their new
style of Pictures would be much admired At the In
gtituie.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
VICE PRESIDENT BRgcKESRIDGE IN FAVOR
OF DOUGLAS.

spriSarixIn, IT,, Oct 22--TheiState Demoers.c
Central Committec this morning rccetved 'e., s
from Ncs Presidsus Breckenridge iasorius 4, w ~
re election Of Douglas 20 the Senate. IL VIII DC
published tomorrow In the State Register.
lilo says that be cannot endorse tue course y,
Douglas In the last Congress uron the nsn-s .
question; bot, that question being practicaIIy sew
tied. and Douglas being the leader Of the Demoera
cy OF Illinois In the present fight against the Black
Republicans, he sympsshizss with him. and ae.
sires his success. ue trusts that the Democracy
Of illinois, which has never given sectional vote,
will not nov be found lagaard 10 the performance
of it's duty to the Constitution and nion.
The report that Breckenridge has declined TO ad-
dress the people Of Illinois 10 incorrect.
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I OST--On Wednesday evening, be-
~ tween the coal yard u MrsP Hxves ana the
Old Marriott. ny Freq PAeARS. ThsY vses in (
small n box Tbs aodsr will recslve reward of
'~'A e''4 d q ssk HAsHrsoros,
&C E-1s 4 trcs man Of colvr.
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EXECUTION or A WOMAN.

DASyiLIg Pa, Oct 22-Mrs. Twiggs vas execd
ted here today. for the murder of her husband ana
Mrs Clark Her parsn,our, Clark, husband OF the
murdered woman, xas executed some time age.
She protested her ianocsnce on the rcaff,id and
expressed her willingness to die. only resrettipg
leaving behind her two Orphan children.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The Navy Department has
chartered VIM G. Temp jeton's side-wheel steamer
Matacomet, of New Orleans, for the Paraguay Ex'
The execution of Charles Barrett, which was to
have taken place to day, has been postponed TWO
weeks by the Presidents order
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nuR ANTlPODES.

~ AT RANooIPH's, 12l MAIy STREET.;
MORELAND on the DIseazes OF The urinary or-
1sn5; 81 =, ,,n. -
ur;s;ng every recent Improvement III Medlcai
knowedgs; BIZ Il Imfay, NJ. D; 800
STATISTICS Of Coal. inc Gliding Wine 81 ara hisu
nfnous subytances employed IN Arts anu MANU-
fscture.; by n. 0. Taylor; ) 20
HfIIsoH ON haptism-trufn def nded in rup-
posed Tcial between Infant Aiiusicn acd 'iSs'
rrs' baptism; ~ ,,,. a.,
OUR Antipoaes. or Residence and Rambles in the
Australian Colonies, with glimpse u the COLO
Fields; by q. G. MHndy; 2 A.,
TRAVEis OF LADY, Hester Staphope, forming TIE
completion Of Der Memoirs, narrated oy heT
pb vscian B vols; 3 IS 81,
400 =,
TIE Book and its Story: Narrative for the young
by Rev L. Phillips; % ~,
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THE yrLIOw FEVER SOUTH.

new ORLEANS Oct. 2o.-There we're 81 deaths from
yellow fever here yesterday. Adsices from CAL
weston, Texas, say the disease Is raging there
There were SIS deaths from yellow fever In that
CITY for the week ending the 1lth inst.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 2D.-There were deaths here to-
day, but none from yellow fever.
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LIE 0.

Yesterday, at baltpast O'clock Mrs BIZ Ina a
BRUCE at her resifi-uca on Clny sLre,t
Her fsersl win take place from e PanIs enu, ~
nreciseiy al O'Clock. P M. to-day (Saturcay1 hei
fr.euds and relatives invited TO attehd "iinou'
fuither notice. -
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THE CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.

BtooNISGroN. ILL, Oct. % DIR. Leroy, Admins
tration candidate for Congress in the I'D district.
has Withdrawn, and advises bis friends to support
the regular Democratic nominees, including the
representative who will vote for Douglas if cleo
fad
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r IST OF LETTERS Rsma aiming in the
LRI0nNOND POsT oEFIcB. Oh the zsd ds' Of
Octobse. ls5s. -
~ Persons calling fsr letters IN this List VIII
please sSy they are ADyEn47aED.
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A- 8. l. B. p.

HR- 8. l. B. p.
From Rev Thomas Binfori.
MaRL HILL, Henrico 20. VAL
October i4ih 1853. I
DR GAHLIcK, Dear Sir :-Ha9ing used ~ some con
siderabe exteat, your Sempies Baking Powder,
unhesit stiugly pronounce il to bs superior to any
thing that has been used in my family for purposes
which it Is Recommended.
&C l6-2w THOMAS BIyFoRD
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THE PRINCE ALBERT OUTWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, Oct. 2I.--The steamship Priuce Albert,
Capt Waters, from New York for Galway, arrived
here last night. She made the passage in fiftyone
hours, aud is expected to make remarkably rapid
trip to Galway.
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ma. Rich AND BEAUTIFUL
rY-rp pNyTr LOU pRICJ

ma. RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS,
AT
EIFR EMELF Low PRICES.
SECOND SUPPLY THIS SEASON.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES Il CO. have received
per stea rs JAMESTOWN and Roacoks, their second
supply OF
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
embracing all the new design, ia Laales' DRESS
GOODS. SHAWIe, CLOAKS. BMBR0IDBRiES
goods for Ga nts, Boys, Misses and rvaD!s' wear
to which they invite the attention Of the trade.
&C 2)-6t 20 BROAD STREET.
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IN SECOND SUPPLY CT
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

j have resolved. and will open this morning q
fresh and magnificent assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
embracing all the newest designs. Also, splendid
lex Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VEsTINGS,
Of every grade and color. beautiful line of
Tweeds, Sattinets An COLA Cassmeres aud fine Ken
tucky Jeans, gu table for Boys " ear Fine Bed and
Crib isnk ets; also, large stock Of Servants do;
, hc4vy stock OF Negro Clothing, IF every quail ty;
along with general siotk of every species of Do
nestle Gooas. all Of which have been purchased
ia New York within a few days past, on the most
favorable terms. aud will be sold cheap for CASH or
prompt pay ing cuMomers
A call 10 respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap and good foods. All ask, come and zee and
Judge for yourselves, and l will guarantee to
please. at No. % Main stree.
&C Z3-2m JN0 L SMITHER.
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Paraguay.

It II said that IL Lopez determines upon resist
ancs to the Paraguay squadron, he has the CON-
msnd Of position to make 1t effective, both in OBJ,
structing the narrow channel of the river, by
which alone approach may be made, and in the
Notifications. He has standing army OF twelve
thousand men, and several skillfu English officers
In his service. In ifs natural capacities of de
fence, Paraguay is said to be the Switzerland OF
South America. Not more than two small vessel.
can ascend the river together under the most
favorable circumstances. The blockade will prove
the NEST efficient means Of annoyance, and prota-
hly soon bring the dictator to terms.
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- ALL THOSE WHO ARe AFFLICTED
with nyChronic Disease considered inc urabse, will
receive Letter. giving information which will In
sure speedy and perm uncut cure. by seading their
nance and one stamp Ito prepay postAye1 10 Dr. T.
author Of Medical Comnon SENSE" saratoga
Springs. ". @ l3--dsvam
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A% RICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY NIGHTS JUBILEEl
TWO GREAT PIECES!
JESSIE BROWN
ArD THE
PEOPLES LAWYER
JESSIE BROWs TO NIGHT,
PEOPLES LAWYER TO NIGHT,
GRAND GALA NIGHT
BEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
GO EhRiYi 60 EARLY
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FALL AND WINTER
INV 40
~ CARPETINGs.

"- CARPETINGs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATE
BOOKING,
TABLE COVERS,
BRASS STAIR PLATES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
COCOA MATfINGS,
PIANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIR re
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s@- WHIrxnuxsr's OLD GsLLEKY

MAIN sTRgKr.-NorIcE. WATSON takss Pictures
from 50 cents 10 &lO'. Ambrotypes. Melainotypes on
leather. and Photographic life plain coored
either IN paste oil. The painting ~ be done BIZ
a first class portrait painter. He d0es not pretend
to taxa them by the 100 or b. the aid OF machiuo
ny suitable for running railway cars or an ocean
line of steamers. He has two skylishts enabling
him at all times to get good Pictures an advar tage
not possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond
Atso-pictnres taken fer the Stsr oscope.
Oc l6-im -
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SLAVE TRADING DIFFICULTIES on THE AFRICAN
CoAsr.-Cspe Town pspeIs Of August Tth, give
accounts Of some riotous demonstrations against
the English consul there.
Considerable feeling was aroused at Natal and
Cape Town IN regard 10 the seizure and contiscar
ton Of the British cutter Harrst, while GU ira
ding expedition up King Georges river, by the
Portuguese, on the charge Of being engaged in
contraband trade. The English deny that the
Portuguese have Jurisdiction over the river, and Il
demand will BE- made for compensation for vessel
and cargo.
The British Consul at Mozambique, who took up
the matter, was grossly insulted, she windows OF
the consulate being broken with stones, potwith-
standing Portuguese guard was in tho house aud
an English man-ofwar In the hsrbor. lie c0nse
quently withdrew from the place.
This hostility Is attributable to the slave interest
which 10 powerful at Mozambique, aud is nettlsd
ut the pre- encs Of British traders 10 the regions
whence the slaves are obtained. The English
charge that tho slave trade 10 carried on with inn
puuity on the east coast Of Africa. The English
steamer Lyra, which was seat to look into the
matter of the custer Harriet, captured and burned
. Portuguese cutter which had slaves en- board.
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~ EMBROIDERED
TURKEY CLOTH
WINDOW CURTAINS.
just received direct from European article never
before exhibited in this city.
Gail and see them.
JOHN REGEAULT. 1872 Msinst,
Square above the new Custom House.
2l--lW
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THE WESTERN GOLD DISCOVERIES
LEavEywogrH, Oct. 20-Mners from South
Platte authenticate the reported existence Of
gold all along the river.
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Ey STRAEGERs and others wishing
GOOD PIcrUaEs at nabe prices, would do well TO
call at the Id established Gallery OF
SAM & CO.,
(Lase fRATT's)
where oil the latest styles made in perfection.
lf5 MAIN STREET
&C l9-lw Sign Big Gothic Window
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~ $50, $50. $50. $50, $50.-sIs-
GEa's sEwISs MACHINES We have Just produced,
aud are now prepared to supply orders for singers
New Family Sewing Machine containing the latest
improvement, At the extreme low price OF FIfrY
DOLLARS. oface 2l7. Main street.
A. G. BUTTERFIELD.
oe l-lnf Agent
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t@SpxcIAL NoIIcE.-THH VIRGINIA
0 ENTR AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-pereon
Wishing Certificates Of membership TO the Virginia
Central Agricultural society. aud have free access
10 the Fair 0rounds can procure them 1t the cfce,
under the Ballard Bonss. opposite the Kxchaags
Hotel, GO i7EdtAfh
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Steamer Roanoke. skinner, kew York, radss and
passengers, Ludam atson.
Steamer BeIviiere, Keen, Baltimore. md1e. Lud
lam Watson.
schr OCEAN, Aaron Baltimore and Norfolk, mdse,
w u Colquitt Go.
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SINGULAR FAfALiTY.--M. AoLzo Norris, ofMar-
thn's Vineyard, Mass, was one Of the Lost on the
I'll fated steamer Austria. lie had been absent from
home nearly two years, aud when last heard from
was second officer Of the Snap Dragon. His
father WAS killed GU board h ship some two years
since by the natives OF some of the Pacific islands
while his boats were CT In pursuit Of whaie.; and
few month subsequent to the ception of the mel
anchoiy tidiDgs, his widow WAS instantly killed
by lightning, while sitting 10 her house at Home.'
Hsle
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~ ELEGANT

ne ELEGANT
NEW SILKS,
aud SILK ROBES!
Splendid VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAkS
and SHA WIS!
Beautiful DIR ESS Goods,
LACES, EMBR0IDERIES, &c
Just received by steamer and opening this morn
ing. PRlCE3 WAIhINe,
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k3- In these days, when humbugism
Is rampant. it becomes matter of moment to dis.
cover what is really genuine. In the way of Pic
lures, We know Of no place better where We could
refer friends than the old established Gallery OF
SA MAY d. CO.,
las MAIN STREET,
where the finest OF Portraits made Go By al
mea and give them = trial
lf5 MAIN STREET
&C l9--lw Big Gothic Window.
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Mr HUMANITARIAN FA1sVi.;t

~ AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Visitors
to the Fair and Others whose watches need clsa
can have them cleaned for 81 .yD-thirty per Ger
cheaper than il charges by other watch makers In
the city. FRANCIS SMYTlE, Jeweier.
Nesf side tith between
Z2-1t% Main md RAM
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nay Rev. Mr.. eHaIGLEY will preach
in the First independent Christian Church. May"
street TO-MORR0W MORNING and EVENT Sd-
NIlHT service at ~ O'Clock. Subject Of Discourse:
THE POWER OF KINDNESS"
The SABBATH SCHOOL will he opened at O'Clock O.
IN The friends of liberal christianity ers Invlteu 70
oripg I'll cir children to tie school. &C 23-it*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-23

LUG sEWIyG MACHINE
has taken the h CHEST premium wherever exhibtei
at the Fab Fairs OF 1855 intending the state Faire
# New York New Jersey pennsy iyania, kentuc
Nv Illinois Wisconsil ard California and the Falr'
II the Cincinnati detroit. Chicago and Sc. Louis In
stitntes
o.. Ofice 227 Main street. Richmond
7 resp,c,fuJlv ask the attention of purchasers t.
those Machines which, for fs lily nss, eonhdenu!
recoynm.rd AZ the best ever offered to the public.
oo pa-I2t% Ell CRAIGE, Agent.