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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-29
The Agricultural Fair.


The multitude assembled At TIE Fair oronnds
yesterdsy, - Ne predicted, ousnumbered that o.
any preceding day, and reminded a. OF the gres'
cenvoc ,'ons Of the people at the First state As'
cultural Fair.
Mt. CusHrxe's address was delivered 'ro"
stand In the open air, the great tent acco"".''
ting 10 small part Of the audience. we nn"e'.
stand that IL was effort that will add to hs 'ame
~ an orator. lie INDUCED freely his Union sen"'
ments, which found . hearty response IN inc
breasts OF his auditors. lie was warmly eheere
when he touched on theme 90 dear 10 these who
listened to him.
We contiuue our report OF the proceedings a.
the Fair and refer the reader to the local depart
ment for an account OF them.
To day, Mr.. RIvss will deliver the valedicsory
address at IL o'clock, at the Fair Grounds.
The President of the United States Agricul.uul
Society, General TtLsam.s, keeps up mrs; activ I
supervision ofthe transactions at the Fair Grounds
and has everything done In systematic style. Ii
this he Is assisted 10 the most ef cient manner b,
Major PoogR, the Secretary of the Society. Lik'
the President, the Major is a disciplinarian; snt
the order aud sys.em with which the exhibition
10 conducted, do them great credit.
The Banquet of the Society takes place this eve
hing at the Exchange Hotel Speeches will b,
made on the occasion by the distinguished guest
present, and by some OF our own prominent CHI
yeus The affair will no doubt be q grand one
really feast Of reason and flow Of soul.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-Ths Salt Lake overland mai
arrived at st. Josephs on the 23d lust.
Wallace, editor of the Alta Californian, Is q pas
seuger eu route for New Hampshire.
The citizens of Carspn's Valley, are asking for 9
territorial government.
Salt Lake dates are to the I'd inst. Affairs were
quiet and farming prosperous.
severe storm in the mountains is reported
destroying several hundred animals
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N.Y. CouGHs, CoIps, HoARsENEss, g.,

The prev aence of the above complaints at this sea
son has the effect of bringing cut host OF PROBES
sediy new specifics, and while some fsw may DC
good many are useless and some even dangerous.
70 prevent disappointment, the best course to Pnr
sue is to consult your family ply stefan, or otherwe
use only such remedies as long public experience
has proved be safe and eficacious. OF this elias
is TYLERS COMPOUND Strip OF GUM AR
BIC Originally the favsrite prescription OF an tn
iuept ph stefan, it soon became q popular fanily
medicine and without advertising, has continued
70 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent cases 1t acts like charm, and
In Chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Group.
Asthma &c. it 10 used with unparalleled success. a.
most families will testify
Sold By FISHER WiYsreN MEADE 4 BAKER A
BopEKER, &c, at IS cents per bottle and IN an elc
CANT ana pleasant lrozen xa form. 121s and rs cen
per box called TYLER's GUM ARABIC COUGH CANDY
hRopsu Sc 2I-3m
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The Atlantic telegraph.

Tho Atlantic Telegraph seems now to be general
ly given mp on both sides the water. Down
among the dead men" in the bottom of the sea, it
Ia as dumb as the skeletons that lie around it.,
with not as much prospect of resurrection. Very
few tears, except those of stockholders, are shed
over II, aud on this side the water shall be
well content to wait for another enterprise, in
which this country will not be imbecile enough to
manufacture a lightning conductor which will en-.
able Great Britain. whenever it suits her purposes
to huri her thunder bolts into the very centre of
our citadel.
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Tho Nicaragua question Abroad

The French aud English papers have been dis
cnssing, in a tone not very friendly compliment
tary to this country, the present state of our re
lations with Nicaragua. The history of the past,
however, has demonstrated that neither the
French nor English press speak IN general by
authority of their governments, or even reflect
the public sentiment of their respective countries
Their opinions of America and Americans are the
individual opinions of their conductors, modified
by the state Of their ivers at the time aud hence
are of no particular consequence to any body but
themselves.
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upuCIAL NOTICES.

~ LApp, WEBSTER & Co., succes-
.,rs Il Hunt. webster o. ysnSfssfrssefgs, o an.
proved tight stitch sswi .SsaesbIthmenis Ths cor.
lies sna y ss.ing sbs merits Of the different sew
as az e az sy 70 DO sob
tan ans gsrsr Ale .hs needle work required ~
ssmy from the finest stitching or Gamble % ne
ca.r.s:t 90 wing with FLAX rHsAAp On nosio CIV
sn,ns proprie.ors Of the I.ApD. Wxssrn 90: Ms.
chr claim (and substsntiste tne G. am snas tner
AZ wnrk and perform the same In The bes. possisle
wsnner Combining ~ Il does the merits OF The
f.nIts ii comm suds itself TO the pubic ~ the 6RJAr
FAMILY SgsISa MACHINE, and rs adapted 70 every
branch Of industry where the needle 7. required.
81 Main street.
Au4 at the Cornthian Hall, ....su.sEa.
Also. on exhibition at the Virginia Mscfaric' In
Gtituts. &C Pit
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MARINE DISASTER.

SAVANNAH, Oct Is Capt. Heyden, OF the snip
tiebhard reports that off Cape Hatteras, duIln ;
the storm Saturday, he saw schooner capsized
and bottom upwards. He thinks all aboard mus s
have been lost. The schooner was OF 20 W.,
register with a light lead colored hull and green
bottoms. o.o-u.,s
NoRroLK. Oct 2S-Put 10 for coal steamer deorse
Creek. from Philadelphia, bound for Baltimore
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~ We understand that STRONG & ROSS PA
TENT SCALES have met with 90 much success
here that the Messrs. HOWE have besu induced to
exhibit thcm at Petersburg next week. We also
learn that our neighbors, Messrs JOHNSTON
BRAssRoRp, who are the agents of this Scale. are
already in treaty for the sale of two Of ihe largest
size While the small portable Scales meet with
rsady salr.-thus we shall retain among us spsci-
mems of this truly iugenius and valuable invention.
We besoeak for the Bessrs HowE careful examj.
nafiUn Of their ecses, By cur Petersburg friends
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FROM MESICo

New ORLEANS, Oct. Zs.-The steamship Mexico
from Galveston on Tuesday, has arrived. The U.
9. sloop of war Plymouth wss waiting at Vera
Cruz on the 2lst inst, and Minister Forsyth WAS
hourly expected on board. Commander Dahl
green visited Tampico on the ID inst. Cara pro-
missed full reparation for the ousrages on the
American citizens
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FROM HAVANA.

SAVANNAH, Oct 2s.-The steamship Isabel, from
Havana on the 25th inst, arrived oil Tybee last
night. .;o,s i;n,itod -
The sugar market frm-operatlons hmitea; II;
Stock of Havana and Mataazas Vzooo ooAe'' '"''
lasses dniI. Freigh,s dull and declining.
Cant. ouig. with the officers of the lost bark
Phsntom, of Richmond, Va, arrived mere on the
1Ith inst The cook and steward were drowned
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ARMY NEWS, &c.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The military force OF tne
department of Texas is to be increased ny 'foo''
from New York. rr no,
dwindIed down TO less than ss,00O,0oO.
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tn. MECHANICS FAIR increase, in in


terest, cay by day, as new paintings models, spec
cimens of embroidery, and manufactures are in
troduced, and new iabor-saving machines are put
TO work. Besides the scores of paintings from the
old masters and amateurs, the hundreds of speei
mems of female skill and industry, the rare collec
lion OF ancient curiosities, the ingenious models
for saving time and money, the superb manufac-
lures from Richmond and Northern factories, and
the inuumerable specimens of good housewifsry,
that meet the ey at every turn, the perpetual
tolls Of the facilitating engine In the main hail
which sends up the fragrant liquid from the
cologne fountain, and the never ceasing labors
of the wonderful " card setter as 1t per-
forms its work unnceasingly, form an exhibition
which none can grow weary Of beholding-
But, apart from these, are Eve specimens of sewing
machines, always at work, while near them may
be seen tbs Photographic displays Of MINIS and
Watson, that Of themselves are worth visit. We
need not remind visitors that the machine room is
we'll filled with labor savers,n steadily employed,
and that the amount and variety Of articles on ex-
hibition surpass In number and character that Of
all the Fairs heretofore held by the Institute On
Wednesday night last, the Hall was visited by at
least four thousand persona, all of whom were
highly delighted at what they saw.
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MAyop's CoURr.-An unusually stron

MAYORS CoURT.-An unusually strong
array Of prisoners presented themselves before the
Mayor yesterday.
Charlotte Clifford, young female, quite fashion.
ably dressed, was arrested at the Mechanics Inst
tute Wednesday night, charged with picking
the pocket of Mrs. Maria Carpenter She was
detected in the act, though not secured until she
had passed he pocket book to another person.
Charles Griffiths, also arrested at the Institute
for acting in q suspicious manner. He had been
seen in company with Charlotte Clifford, and is
believed to be au accessory.
James Williamson, who has but one arm, and
presents a rather forlorn demeanor, charged with
attempting to pick the pocket of VIM. Jones, on
the 9th inst.
John Bowen, charged with picking Col Henry
Undertakes pocket, at the Fair Grounds, on the
9th inst.
John Jackson, arrested AS the associate and &C.
complete of Bowen.
Lsonidas Rosser Whitehurst, q lad. charged with
stealing two gold lockets from Henry W. Quarle.,
on the 9th inst.
The above cases were all continued until to.
day.
Nicholas Ryan, charged with stealing a Ave
dollar note from the pocket of Souther L. Savage
of Charles City, at a lager beer saloon, on Wall
street, was examined, and sent on to the Hastings
Court. The Mayor consented TO admit him to bail
in the sum of 5000.
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The Strakosc n Concert.

The concert by the troupe of artists including
Mile Parodi and Miss Juliana May. under the di.
rection Of NJ Strakosch, will take place on Moadav
night next. The agent announces that the sale Of
tickets will commence at Mr.. woodhouses book
store Saturday morning.
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g6r WHEELER s. WILSON.
WHEELER 4 WILSON.
WHEELER 3 WILSON.
WHEELER a WILSON
The great Patent decision case was in favor of
WHEELER WILSON,
WHEELER WILSON.
WHEELER IL WILSON.
WHEELER & Wilson.
Office 22T Main ST.. Richmond. &C 27-W&S%
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WARRINGTON. Oct. 2s-Commodore Breese has
been ordered to the command of the Brooklyn
Nayy-Ysrd. vice Com. Kearney, ordered to act as
President of the Light. House Board.
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s~ EAss. GRACE, Beauty AND Coz

RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS am
AMBRorYPRs executed at the large PHOTOGRAPH and
Fine Art Galleries of MINIS, 1877 Main street op
posite the Postofice, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish. anc
correctness in portraiture.
those who wish 10 obtain something really fine In
the way of Lik eness, either in Ambtotype or Pho
tograph plain in India ink water eoors oil colore,
or Paste of any size up TO the size OF fe are re-
spectfully solic ed to visit his Galleries and exam
inc hs various style of POrtraituIes.
Galleries always open and free to visitors whether
theydesire work executed or not. Se9
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FRsr LoAo On Wednesday last, the FIRST car
load of cotton from Memphis, Tenn, for direct
shipment for Europe, from Norfolk, arrived In the
latter citye all the way by railroad.
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a@EREsH LHRcHHs.-

~FRnsH LrIcHHs.-I have just re-
oeiyed, by Adams Express. fresh lot OF Swedish
sble terms. ...aoa
Ps-Cuppins, and Leeching promptly s s Ms;1
nrassino Roors under the American Hotel, and 81
oignt s on III ''i'''' r. O. HOBsON
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ASHLAND RACEs-THIBD DAy-JocE

ASHLAND RACEs-THIRD DAY-JoCKgY
CLUB PURSE $l00o-FouR Mir HEArs-Yesterday
was very brilliant day at the Ashland Course
The assemblage present very large, including
number Of ladies. The purse was highly re.
spectacle, aud it was anticipated that the strug-
gle for 1t would be earnest aud spirited. The en-
tries were: ID. McDaniefs b. b. Little Creek bv
Red Eye; Thos. and T. W. Doswei's b. b. Slasher
by Childe Harroide; and Il. H. Dickinson & Co. q
SLockoe, by Taily-Ho. Slssher was the favorite.
and won with toierable ease in two heats.
FIRST Heat-Little Creek took the lead followed
by Shockoe: Slasher swinging off in the rear with
the beautiful stride which he kept up to the end:
Little Creek was soon passed, first by Shockoe
and then by Siasher, who pressed upon Shockoe
and the two ran beautifully together till they
reached he quarter stretch, when Slasher took
the lead, aud came out half length ahead. Slash
or kept the lead to the close CT the heat. Shockoe
rushed at him occasionally, without success, and
Of the lash. Little Creek took no part, apparent
iy ia the contest, falling farther end farther be-
hind, and was finally dstanced; but his sides
showed an awful use of the rowes. which had
brought the blood freely. TIsg-7 451 4 said to be
very good tor the new and heavy track
Second Heat THE Horses had cooled off we'll
Shockoe seemed most eager for the fray; aud both
got off with spirit. SIasher got the head aud kept
IL to the end Of the heat, hand in hard. HE conn
petitor was evidently at his mercy. Shockoe
made last Effort for broken heats down the quar-.
Ter stretch; but it of avail, except to givea
specimen of very pretty running, which ELECTED
loud cheers from the multitude. Siasher strided
cut length ahead, and won the pucse.-Time
7 As
Tho spectators enjoyed tho contest very much.
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MARRiED.

On Tue sday, Oct 10. 1853 at the residence of her
'ather, in Madison. N G., by the Rev. Nelson Nc
bs ne Miss ELLEN C. C0YLE to Mr. WILLIAM
MEBANE. of Dsnville, Va, formerly Of Richmond
Va.
On Thursday the 2lst inst. by the Rev. J B Je
ter. at The Grace street Baptist Church, Mr. " NJ
ToLER to Miss EMMA G. GRAVES-all of this
city.
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DsAD.-Lt. George l.. Wheeler of the United
States revenue cutter Aiken, died at Charleston,
g. O., op the Goth inst. He was a native of Penn
syivania, and was an officer In the Japan Expedi-
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

CUNUNESSIUNAL NVHINhIIV-N'
albany. Oct 27-The American General Com
mit,ee have nominated John d. Livingston OF Al
bany for Congress, in place of Jonas Spear with
drawn.
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THE Agent of the Associated Press In Washing
ton sends by telegraph, at our expense, a couple
of puffs-one for an opera company, and another
for a telegraph instrument, both Of which We omit,
entertaining the hope that this will be the last
occasion on which we shall be called on to pay for
the privilege of advertising gratis
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RIVAL OF MISS J. YELLING

RRIVAI OF MISS J. YELLING
precedented has Il honor to inform the Lade, and
gentlemen of Richmond that she has taken private
psrors at the CAPITOL HUUrE Nam street. one
door from 9th street. where she Is ready to re-
ceve visitors, (ladies and gentle men }. v HON she
will info all about the past the Present and the
future, il they are married not, aud when or
what lady or husband they will get or business Of
every description. Consultation fee from 81
20 So
~ For full particulars. see small bills.
oc X5-6ts
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DEPARTURE OF THE AFRICA.
New York. Oct 27-The r. n. Steamship Africa
sailed at noon for Liverpool, with 81 passengers
and $500 900 in specie.
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BILLIARD MATCH IN NEW YORK.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YORK, Oct. H.-The great Billiard Match
to day between Chryssai and Cavanaugh mas result
ed In the defeat of Cavanaugh.
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I OST, AND CAUTION On Tuesday
IL night, at the Exchange Hetel. Pocket BOOK.
containing one neeo,iable note, amounting to up
wards OF Twenty Eight Hundred Dollars, drawn by
WIN Daniel, Jr, and endorsed by NJ Warwick. OF
Lynchburg datei October ist, 1885, negotiable and
payable at the Bank of Virginia, LyrchburR, six
months after date, Also check on the Pittsy Iva
nia savings Bank for NinetyFive Dollars. given by
L Smith of Lvnchburg. and assigned by them to
me- The pubic are cautioned AGAINST trailing for
the above papers an l if the finder will bring them
to me at the Exchange Hotel, he will be literally
rewarded w. COLES, ia,
&C 23-3t* Exchange Hotel
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eALR OF 6TocK.-There will be On auc.
ton tale of stock, on Saturday, ~ the Fair
Grounds, By J. Mckenzie, superintendent Of
the horse department
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ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE We are informed
that lady residing on shockoe Hill has made two
attempts to commit suicide recently, while suffer
Ing under mental arrangement.
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NEW York, Oct 27.-The steamship Pacific OF
the Galway line has arrived. Her news was pub
lished on Friday last, having been received by
telegraph from st. Johns, newfoundland.
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Northern Markcts.-[BY TELEaR

Northern Markcts.-IBY TELEaRAPHl
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S--Flour duil-Howard and
Ohio S. IL. Wheat unchanged. Corn fine sid
white 72t1,6 cts; elbow Sot932 cts.
New YORK. Oct. 23.--Cotton lower-Uplapds
lax cts. Flour firm-Stata 81 I59St 40; Chic s. 20
@s5 40; Southern S5@S5 35 Wheat higner-South-
srn While 81 As. Corn Determined 67(G7e cts -
Spirits turpentine firm and unchanged. kosin IN
changed. Rics 3@szs cts Stocks dull and lower
Va. 6's 961s
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k6- STovEs, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mign'o-
net.e. Purchasers arc invited 70 examine the quail
ity of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
IT, Wanted Immediately NO irst class work men
GIG GEORGE STARRETT.
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N AVAIL,

U.RRIsBURG, Pa, Oct. 2S.-The doVeIher HH;
,nnointed Thursday, the 18th of November, as
day of thanksgiving and prayer throughout Penn
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LOEY

T OST-On Tuesday, the 26th inst, on
- the Fair Ground, Gold MEDALLION. with
two female likenessas therein, and a Gold PENCIL
attached. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning the same to this office. oc 28-2,*
T OST-A long brown FUR ViCTO-
IL RINE. on Wednesday night, on franklin or oh
streets suitable reward will be paid its return
to this office. oc 29-lt+
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IT, STEA MER BELVi-
l3V1ss DERE, FOR BALTIMORE
Freight received to-day, FRIDAY, aud M to the
hour OF oc'k 7. N. MONDAY ,unies q slifciency
Consignees are requested to send fer their goods
to-day.
rates and with expedition.
oc 29-2t LUDLAM WATSON
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SHEEP DEPARTMENT.
CYass so-Long Woo,ed Bucks.

Two yesls old and over, LIST prem, s3o-to 10
slab w Ware, Clarke county. Va, do do ID do, To-
10 Josiah w Ware, Clarke county, Va One year
and 6ndsr ~ 0, lst do, 25-toJosiah Ware.CiaIke
co Va; DO do % do, l0-to Thos Asf5l. Eyria,
Ohio. Under one year lst do, l6--to Thos Aston,
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Mo- WATER CooLERs.-We have OIL
hand of our own manufacture, the best Qual1t!
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Gall ana sup
ply yourselves at n..
my -ts Corner of 18th and Cary streets
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~E. BAKEn Eso.-ErR:

bean materially benefited, l may say cured Of .
violent attach of by pepsia by the use OF your
Premium Bitters,v bear willing record TO their
efficacy Ia the disease itself, and the attendant
symptoms. After the Of few bottles had
return Of appetite. srd cortinuance Of their as
restored q healthy tone Of stomach.
commend them with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted. and add my share Of thanks to ycu
a benefactor to humanity.
With my best wishes am.
RICHMOND, SEPT IS. 1883. HARRISON, JR
For sale by Meesrs PURCELL, LADD 3 CO., and
by all other prominent Drnegists in the city OF
Richmond and elsewhere in VIRGINIA. &C 20
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THE PAID FI#E BRIGADE This new.moyenent I
the City Councii has given rise to much q scusson
Ia the city as to its propriety Among otner sna
gestious il one to purchase one or more steam fire
engines If at this late day any doubts are enter
taiaed as to the prspriety Of employing steam In
every thing the fact that such superior work is ey-
ecuted through Its agency at the DISPATCH JOB
OFFICE. should remove them at once. Let the doubt
ing order their business hand bills and cards to be
executed st that establishment, and they will be
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IA. RICHMOND THEATRE
STILL ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
Two SPLENDID DRAMAS
THE TRIPLE MURDER,
THE CHAMBER OF DEATH,
AND THE
YANKEE TEAMSTER
Comic sI2G-NG.
BEAUTIFUL DANCING,
ELEGANT SCENERY,
1MP1 SING TAB,EAUx.
COME EARLY
COME EARLY.
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CcILIsrox.-The steamer Mount Yer
non. on her. trip down the Potomac. Wednesday,
"a s vsry dense fog. ran into 4 long boat loaded
With wood, almost emitting her in two. The cres
u the boat we're taken on board the steamer, ssd
the boat was towed ashore.
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M. MICA ADM The various styles Of Por
trAiture exhibited by g W MINIS. at the Mocha
MICS lEstitu Pair, are universally admired; and
justly Sc for have seen the various styles
Of likeness. from the fmsil Ambfotype and Photo
graph TO the larger size Of Photographs. In oil and
water ooors, executed With the same degree OF cor
rectnf@ ard artistic skill as those gotten MP By
NJ hissis at his finely arrsnzed Photograph and
Fine Art Gallery, tg7 Main stree. opposite the
Post 0fdcs. He employs none but the best fhote-
Ersphers snd Artists. ard believes fully in the mot
so.-'what - worth doing AZ all 10 worth doing
we'll makes 1t rule to allow no likeness TO
lesve bis Gallery unless wsl executed. and entirely
satisfactory TO the peTton for whom intendsd.--
These who MAY wish likeness indeed. ahould not
tail. while Ia the city. u call 1t his Gallery.
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FoR BRAzIL The bark Parthian will
sail for Rio tor rrow, with several hundred ope-
ratives, cfiefy mechanics, engaged BY the con-
tractors for the Don Pedro ii Railroad A large
delegation IL xpected from Washington to join the
expedition. The Parthian viii take out large
ouautity Of stores, wagons, machinery, &c.
The bark virginan 10 also ready to sail for Hios
18th n cargo Of A zur -