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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Ladies' Presents for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
robes Say e linen cshric hadk gcarg
gloves ard tcscrv et fcffkT0N IS, 81 Bruaa say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

New Year Calls -I;aiOu e. C0uryeisIsv KID
gloves 81, scsrts ties warm eloveG sle umbrellas per
fuu,cry rtahrccercd aud piSd shirts cosrs
gloss, hesn,ned h.msttched ard rtddrrei nc hrc
handkerchieis hosiery and uuc az All
FUiIERrGA'S. SOL aroafwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

fsNore 81 les q vtuer clothing rud our
large ard eealt stoca OF f0cs ns gloves, GhawiG
= reduction q rom 10 70 % per cent H. DEyiIN A O.,
kos. TiS ?ia and 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Double Sole Boots, Warranted Water
proof-fhIlv years experience
LOhlS BROOKS d son, if8 rGllan street
Ate hu str al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Happy New 1snr.-LntIits, sf You Wish 10
make pfee-nts have geus tesuaul embrod toilet
sippeIs and uprers aso. aales mssrS boss
toota sno shoes ~ ssits AMI prices. Il. j. h-rl.
coz, rs. street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Fm brosOevsd aud IIoftza utal BuS0na SHIRTS
for kew ieagst'ress. tall AMI Wedding the
cherce ties Of ad robes Ge Shantre
Brcadvty, opposite - Nirhois. q. LriGtitUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

GsndleMcn's Furs.--SeNs Years Presents 80
Fur ~ caps, muiera and collars Frees NJ Ug from
IL 81 tfs TO 81 fisssnt aItic rreseug Mas
corner . Canal ard Waosl asrtela.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

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Ai "1'o AAon''S~
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W 'e''i '0'' N''1''A'3 r21'1At 0&A
1H@"' ""h' DAooi''hH oA snihh
CrrfcR eos BROADWAY
A srrrNpm s1ocx or
bold u.eaat'ngs '''
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A'"l'h1a AND 'uAiN bhAolLhiS'
LADIES wATCuFs.
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~ rrospwAy 81 BROADWAY.
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PttpAsed III FHhi SON, ss1 ~ and iV broadway,
49, ~ " az eNe9 - 81 taaey k0oGs dealers Plat bot
TIE ~ t~ris. tst pin8s = cents
a. NfERUEiIA. WEDDING AND VISITING CAEDg.
~ rues 49, Thee celebrated csrs, s3lsnify engraved
ran tuly w hrd ~Hs ndwsy, cofaer puaue ssrreI
HClCE lot % NEW YEARS PREgF.Ts,
~
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORM,
TESTIMONIAL FROM ltOAf, gEgTfrvAN
~ ELL Known Il jill ciy ~ wei "A IN masy s.,uih.,r,
states viii u ftad w Ill win lnteres,--
IL Wal srNFNr. yOnv uao
fne rre ~ he ih ~ Il has laan rce,veA -
ast Ell haze hcag4 & " have eer usnee,tea ~ he ase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Sens0fsnn hn FtNh Avcnuc.--Om the Fven-
Ing o. the Mount Neroou ball n the scddruy
sons were observed town rLnGng 10 All dreeipas with
bat hoAesbu their arm SEINE nervous old LAZY 1 .gns,
that they 'iIfeina ,Lnes aad eailea u. uuio.
but re ctiou proved tn The xs contained KNOWS winter
bats ofoered at NO. Z2 oadoay by nuiueiu ftshiIne
gerfl men, aud scut 60 their purchasers IN tm- far hit
Knox bow quoted the leaoer III NODES prcca
detract not ta from tie prestige. Ills hats every
head and the rev Yorker uo not heard Of him
related 81 that lsily al sch lars tnk thai Jack
son 10 still President OF tlieso uLitcl states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Brady's Holiday pfcseats --pbotcGrs plis.
nmtruvpes dnguerr,otypes aud AuatypCB h0a
Days and beautiful syes. so trostwsy, Thoup
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W0nta's Eesdai Presents Gor T.asites. at is,s
fuf 'npori corner oi aLsl and Wooster streets hi
MI fur capes, half apes, vcofines, Guis and cGifs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Batiau's French Yoke shirts, New style.
mace T. ORDER Bnd warranted *. esa thsu usual
pre.s. a. 1aALy0 BROTHERS, 80 iit0oway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Fancy Ties, Elegant SHIRTS. Gloves. &c ,
per ,tesmeT al CnAkN shla sud afn1Dg g.gre no
NslQy lCuse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

TT Fin It'll, Nr WniAs rERaIAS of rorcham, to Hiss JANE
tIizhieln towtiE, Il New York city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday Dec. %, at In.
Sbsr1r lnd hr. Y s H,RKrSA "a Miss JuitA JUD.
toy oauett q Nr Curtis Judson, late Of thie city.
tFWHy-RnGwAv-lo Jersey City, On Monday, Dec.
~, y, the Rev. T. u Van Clicf MIR. JANIS nE WrTr. OF
New foh CITY, 10 Mas Anna u. EIDGwAy, Of Port Jerys,
N. w.
iurmrcS-N oT'cRsvy.-0n Monday, Dec. 2T, at zion
church, hy the Rev Dr Cox, Mr JosgiH THUEuoa Miss
I&iniA NeruISry
to cskti-RnL-In this city, on Saturday evening,
Tee Z rs the kev Ja,nes Mett, at his rcsidence Nj
JAMS h'i CAMEL, or san Erancsco, CAL, TO Mtss ELIZA
Bs1H BEiI, OF tlm city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

TIVE ILLUSTRATE LONDON NEWS.
oRA psiF TRnn IA M ss1serr
me r, RrauTIgtL.Y rkIsrsn N cofoRa
bee lout January be an sry sansss
y,aat art TNnIn ooto nED FINE an. ryan .vrvos,
s H'ls he 'i Sys s s e ss s:s
THE CHRISTMAS CAROL SINGER.
q FAM AsD fnolsruL ITALY.
le onfns' q ths pcars aderce to bs auea. fr~a
@ 1hE tH@S{rn rtRNky GUAaDIsS,
HdGh ssT 9 r., e y, CnlTsSs ~
WITT 1uE ,nit2e iSC 81. pT'ru, ENGRsviNos:-
nc uhr !, the sss- ollI,mas holidays At The Poly
"c'S s q fi's before Queen I1s Ssgt; s.a,ern
Fary atustrsed viii forty splendld eusrasiass
ne ~ e consist 4 'be PAPER az three sicplemesta
ss.t loooon News, toh In desa exeeuuou esos sss
ra5ss OF Tar +, g"ue tMFIrs FORTY Cent?
given Hneaa'eiy at our oace. the acppy be sssv
WILMER R. : !, go a,l:os .,..., ,..,. w.,
AeaS America ior the illustrated Newssnd Pa Oh
published Loade ~estiy au sSrne re sn" b, 60.
rvRS hvs s%f' 6 'pm r fiFlss isfs
ESSAYS OK II TIL h ys Hfr sf 81
FINE ARTS. MUSIC TAX DasMA
coMrrzrs rIcrosIAr, ksssSSanrn on VIEWS FROM ALI.
The rrorrle'ors rcnuctra Of h~ iiusrs,ea r.,a.
y r " CO they hsys msd
PICTURES. PRINTED IN cnroas
purp being framed and slao for .sy impn,,
wise, have been entered u" with the eminent er~y
gtn. e1,en 2, ZIG dsy. v,
e s elreg ~, 60, q any o.s illustrated ard =
10 w. w. ~ ,1e Nv r. q 10 wosi aasnow.
ana &C., SA .sp..
qSs pcc paeruaop iaodDs y sos. and co.r.1
st. Les ac = en' doa,s per year, delivered In sag
:, v...,u..,., wiz, MER a Roaxns
Afer's's fneres for The illustrated PusA
IIsAfUL rarsENT 0sao,, ,v,s
FINE GOLn rtNcrrs
FOR N FSn hryLF Ttnpr
Join r9lEy.
Manufacturer, 80 ie5 broadway.
NEcAIL A1rsrTros TO TINS ADvERrrssxxxY .
d~wiars % toe o. covering so, square tee or ssns
rai erica over shc proposrd ,ts @ hs f.o.Ss 49,
~ ~ nv .. w a'n.na a,.sa Of osorni. nessos 80
afern1era erd evenings
w sitvtR fsD PisrvD WARE
fot sale low ny q 9. A,iEs
irnrcrer sna r,anusc.r,sr ~aoese add retail as sss.A
YVES ooHnIsls. &C. ov!nE. FINEST QUALIrr1S,
w oh 1f~tar waiHkpv old ans
counts. -. MACY sItAkiS,. Ia satos s,rrest
WAITS NERVOUS ASrrporr sxp puys,c.I
w estafr'Ke Nl sntine At narvnu. agEsesione I,nS
PNNE CO. Sole propreors 100 strcrt Ma I.rrs
Brooklyn. "~Scs
Gf stt -DOLii.E spLR wATEEPROOy arvwu
III ~. too,aa JONES 10 ~, s,,eet y. a.,
double sole eg boss waTalsed ave aafteel s.axf4
a. N SINGERS NEW MTI.Y sFw M ~ ctuySa
EcU. SO. a reliable sn.ebne ar "a niIv s.rs-
aia low svfre lea nr the sprrss of al nr
successful anuactnfers H. "a. cord l~re bsen
IL eea Iow be lad. Price cor rse for "a os, sso
u ~ FINGER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Geilars's shiovtds cure aggravated cases
Of rtenaisr aiso fever ani ague ur hs mn dumb cvrr
n not cAccsed tho monol to be rosaraeJ Depot iss
Pearl street, N. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Married.
E,Rvsrus--p,gs In Br-cslyn OF Trcs .sy Tee. -,
BY tbs Roy Mr. Bld,lngton, .sF r. BtRs.uslx Q, W
9Ai.rH A. Tlsr, both X the III at ptacc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
Curiey's New Gallery.

Great Asssraeo's sale OF Velvet Cloaks,
ulrss &C ~ per cent below crst q 20 Uane sc @
bTxaowgy. u. bRAaukEfH, AAstguca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

.Jouysn's ceis D,stsd ESi5 Gloves, 81 ps
pair. MOODY >, -! bro sdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

n yoU want n uood strengthening TTastev.
get ono Of RNAPPf Inaian syeu .thenug rlaslefR
IsoIloway-s pills AND -so,ss
articles shroad IuA ~ Ig N.G nilrk, Holloway New
ycrs aud iorrr in semi transparent Is,,ers every
nc bcCA Is alra-tions enveoptng eanh box ~ got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

For New Years Ca,ts-D'~sinSue Styles
aac aLIs, ready made u Gust q. atsle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Queru's Cvd Liver On Jelly .an De TnIssn
without 20 The Gil OHce s5 Fourth avenue PFNFOID
CLAY CO.. No. q Fletcher street shglesalc asens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

vrHR ONLY rRkfsKArION WITH TMNgNsH Hun1
~sh FuropcsS Demand aud which has uho - p
yeaTB aud yet grove D@pn,aS respS.E
We gray aud the bald rnd Tho hsk P~~Ssu
Vtntt hsr restorative una sold by all dsuggists
Rocds dealers hrnnrbcu' the world sfY WresN~Sv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Crsssadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and youperS- -
tn The World, wholesale ani RETAIL and H. ye on
yatcly applied. No. : sscr HUue~
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OvARTER or A MILLION DOLLARS
" WORTH
FANCY GOODS, iC.

nUARTER or MILLION DOLLARS
FANCY GOODS, iC.
Y. v. FauaHwoUT a Co
COssrB % HsosnrAv AN kpoosx SYrvv-,
Havr received ard opeaed the vho'W
purchases male ~ M Haugawout waen Europe osas
~ nndoutlefiy, ne hrgesi AM aas~ dispsy ~
STAPLE and ORNAMENTAL MOUgh FURkfaIITN1
GOODS
cs connent, AMI before making purchases of
roAdDAT PRESENTS
~y respectfully Inspection u a.u Of vhsA
''' ''-''- ''' sIKsf6ss siI.ssR 4''s
Too ssrvces setea casterH cake h.sketA
soh.es se1p ureens saaoo tareans vegetable dl~hos.
FlsK SILVER PLATED WARE
S~F article syoye. and eigel 10 the
scrtmsnt IA The CITY
BRoNITs AND MATTEL Crocka
Surr~sas-nuis " Grys D,nosth@nss Pandora, sappha
Literature - AE Fttsly, The A4oa C..0DsAa AZ
FhRTNS STAfraRY,
fror- The ma.sfsrories o. Copeland, wedg~co Hlnoa Al
cock. a. EYh .sta-hurrs AID Highland Mary prs~p
gale a.inru Forenca Nistsns,e, sspoou webs.sr ven.
FkhhrM CHINA AMI GLASSWARE.
Feg1n' dining services, iea servieas .el
s.ts. Aney oois.s, ool7soes. card baskets, so, Ac
Nian,
Bbaoro frur~s mirrors OF cutlery elegant CASA
pastel oil paintings, ensrayiags chandeliers gsA aa
fureq sr., Ae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

A Chest Of Good Tea for Dee DoIIar.-Ai,
ter pounds coHec far 81. at CHEsIIANs0Ns. ~. Ca
bsi
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Thomas Baser, with splendid fu nsre cojcre ighovrapt
tale rspruse aAng Tic coapars 10 fan aHut puh
llshed IN few days ~ tlKrH Pam CO. 81 srBad y
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f,UAHkLTIoNTRY
u CuoICK ASSORTMENT,
PURE ARTICLES,
Low PRICES
THOS %. HODGhfNS
isa Greer wlch street betv Coriantt lahsrty.
IA srrc supply Of broken candy for the holidsys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
LAMA NnnOteOn.

Some leading journals of Europe, which ought
to be well informed, and which set forth their
views in a philosophical and dispassionste man
ner, express the opinion that there is no perma'
neucy in the government of Louis Napoleon.
strong and stable as it appears to the superncia'
observer We, on this side the Atlantic, have Of
course no means of solving problem about whicb
the most experienced doctors Of Europe differ
We can only see that the present ruler OF France
has elevated his country to pitch of power and
influence which she never attained under any
other monarch and has managed her foreign rela
tions With skill and success SURPRISING those OF
abe most practised aud consummate diplomatists
of former governments. Whether her internal
affairs bsve been conducted with as much wisdom
as her relations with other States; or whether an!
degree Of human wisdom can provide an anodyne
for the restless temperament OF France. which
will keep it quiet for more than ten years, are
ouestiops beyond our means of deciding. The
weather wise men of Europe, however-those long
accustomed to watch the clopds in the political
horizon, aud who are learned in the signs OF the
long sweep the Napoleonic dynasty from its foun
dations. The French, it is alleged, are too near
England to be permanently satisfied with depri'
Walton of popular rights, aud too fond OF talking
to be long content with their gagged and dumb
condition. Johnny Crspeau's pent up Johanna
billy IL is believed, will ers long produce an ex-
plosion which will shake all Europe to its centre
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asaIc Eair. &c.
rco,,, psxnxSc, or rag a,caMoNp DAILY pfsrAfcH.j


psfERspuRd, Nov. a.
The Fair Grounds. to-day, ~ usual, preseh'eu ."
excited aud interesting scene. The crowa +" even
greater than II was yesterday. The day was spent
10 exercising horses around the track some OF
I ae horses, especially the colts, were splendid.
In the evening". aeveral horses went around the
G purse At the top Of their speed, and produced
90 ne excitement in the crowd. The number on
t,e ground this morning was.slarger than yester-
" by at least 1000 persons. The day was fine
aud the sun almost oppressive.
The premiums have nearly all been declared.and
will be sent you 10 time for publication Saturday
morning. OF course, 10 the cattle department.,
Ludington and Stranburg have been as successful
~ usual with their fiue animals.
To morrow. the last day az the exhibition, the
premiums will be read; aud TX President Tyler, II
- stated, will deliver the valedictory address.
Howard. charged with picking the pocket oil
Feudali Griffin. of Richmond, was examined be-
lore the Mayor to-day and sent on.
The train from Richmond this morning, breugh'
about 300 passeugers and that which LETT tonight
for that city had seven coaches, all full and q
oHmber standing up
The race to-day, at NEWMARKET was won with
-ase by Don Juan. Time-3:54-3;55L
There is nothing of interest TO edd to forme'
letters relative TO the fair.
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RE PRICE s. WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS

NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautiful Bayadere. Plaid. Plain and a'Lez SILKS
in all colors
Splendid two fanpced, double Skirt aud aLtz Sill X
'ROBES-some Velvet Brocade, very elegant-ir
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
and varied
Superb Fren h DeLaines, Valentias, Popios and
Cashmeres entirely new and beautiful designs
These iu plain skirts. two and three founces
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges. Lovella Cloths. meri
Handsome ni English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BOMBAZINEs,
MOUSELINES, CHALLIES.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese Honiton and French Emb. do.
In Fmbroideries ard Laces our stock is uDcommonly
attractive
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, yESTINGS,
and Mems wear geueraliy-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men aud womeu-say. Fulled Cloths. Lin
seys, Blankets &c, at the LOWEST rates. in argeand
small quantities.
Hoop Skirts Bishops. new article
Hosiery. Gloves
Lasies' and Mems silk and Wool Under-vests and
Drawers. Great attention is given to this depart
nent-all sizes aud qualities are kept.
FLANNELS, LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE aud BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
- Buyers will find cur stock very large, and
every department kept nRbroken and full.
Splendid Velvet and G 9th CLOAKS.
no4-l2t PRICE d WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
Address Tonight at the Mechanics

Tonight, Mr.. THOMAS II. WYNNE, practical
mechanic. will deliver address at the Institute,
on the subject of Mason Di2on's line. Mr.. Wynne
has thoroughly prepared himself upon subject
about which there is not much information afloat,
and we feel satisfied that he will throw new light
upon 1t, aud make it instructive and interesting
In . high degree to all who hear it. Hell gem
tlemsn of remarkable intelligence and thorough
research, of strong aud well trained intellect.
and presents in his own character and attachments
an example and encouragement to young mechan-
ics and to those who are striving to improve the
intellectual condition of this large, but long neg
lected class. We trust he may be greeted by
large audience both for the benefit Of the hearer"
and to reward his own 'labors, aud stimulate 10
still further efforts one who has a. much modesty
"a merit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
Strength Of ships Of War.

Until lately there has been no increase In the
capacity of ships of ships of war to resist shot
and shell, whilst their capacity for attack has
been augmented an hundred fold Experiments
recently made by the British naval authorities,
have remedied this deficiency. At recent dinner.
Lord HardYicke, as the representative of the Bri
fish Admiralty, stated that the side of an oak
built frgate was plated with iron in sections, in
various ways. The only successful plan proved
ts be four inch solid wrought iron plate. This,
though fired upon with Is Founders, charged with
10 lbs. of POWDER resisted every ball, and caused
them to break into dust, while all the other shea.
things were shot through, as though thoy were
yoftap aooe
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RusseI,,s Magazine.

Tho October number of this capital monthly,
WbGh, almost st bound, has placed itself at the
bod of the literary periodicals of the South, is
% admirable number, and fully sustans it's high
anA expanding fame This magazine deserves the
fRrfversal encouragement not only of South Caro-
lima, bur Of the whole South, which should be
proud of suctS sparkling star in its sky of letters
Russel's Magazine is published in Charleston. s.
c., has brilliant corps Of editors, and numbers
among it's contributors some of the best writer's of
tho Palmetto State
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aI A.r,cuI.ura. Fa,rs.

-, the happiest effects of Agricultural fair'
.o,ts, intercourse aud enjoyment which
bring shout between the people OIL All sec
-. =, the state They are sometimes prononnc-
h~,.na humhugs, but nothing 10 humhus that
49,. ,.rx ,lisht expenditure Of money aud time
"a. largely to the aggregate OF human happiness
40 these Fairs did not improve the a@ricnl
-, interest. and the breed OF stock, which will
-.-c.,x be pretended b. any one even II 1t were
..,,,s that an assemblage OF farmers from difie.
.nc,ions Of the country, could come together.
"a ,ss. week in each others society, without
..,a,,,ng TO, or deriving from each other any Vi Z.
ri. ftui.s Of their mutual experience and know
IA s,ill the benefits to the community, in q So
..,..cect would more than compensate for the
49,. and expenditure bestowed upon them
willie. the life OF the ssricuturist has advsn-
-. and Measures superior to those Of any Other
..,son. it's great drawback is its solitary and
-,n,onous character. To break this monoton,
-, rsen the social and humane qualities from
-..,,ns n man ought at least now aud then TO
g. ,h,oxninto o crowd, and magnetized and In.
.r..ad by contact with his fellow mon The
.sS,.,l.ural Fairs In this respect much more
''..,.h,o than the old militia musters, which st
..sna at the best, means Of selfish enjoyment.
,.,,;r In which none but the male members n,
A., family could participate, ana which was often
led beyond the limits of innocent enjoyment
,hs Agricultural Festival, on the other hand
.,,ole household have week Of rational plea
~. and Saiety, which forms, with its cheerfp
-. and memories, bright spot 10 the year
yh.,.1er makes men happier makes them mo.
",sn,ea with their condition, with them.elrs
,..h other, more disposed to make other. ba,
49,, 70 that extent improves also their mora
,nrdition. Moreover, an annual trip of this kinC
lends to enlarge and liboralizc the views of all VIII
v.,,;cinste In it, and to weaken the selfsuflcienc,
I'd ,ride of opinion which man is apt to in
,,D,ve who does not mipgle much with his fellows
I,;n 6pe makes us all feel more that belong I
IL. common brotherhood Of humanity, as well as O
,ha Commonwealth, and thus strengthens tn
,onas Of fraternity and patriotism. Surely, thes
ur.ets over and above those which flow to the As
ricuytural interests. are enough toinspre the hop
that the Agricultural Festivals may be kept n
among a people who have, at any rate, few fest
val. of any kind, and who, living generally upol
farms In a State of "msguihcent distances, re
quire some opportunity, such as these Fairs pre-
cent of mutual intercourse and improvement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
CECOND SUPPLY OF
- NEW AND RICH
DRY coo y 9,
AT RETAIL, FOR CASH.

We have now opened our second supply Of Fall
and Winter DRY GOnOS, bought IN New YORK al
ces. making our stock as full and complete as can
be fou nd in any house in the City; all marked down
10 sell at the lowest cash prtceS consisting III pa''
500 pieces Full Cloth and Sstinets for servants
1000 Negro Blankets very lew
fIaid Linseys kerssys and shlrtinge
Prints-Rrench English and American
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Rich Double Jupe Silk Robes
Rich Two Fiounced Six Robes
Bayadare silks, large STOCK
Black Oros de Rhine and faffeta silks
Plain Morning and Bayadere Black silks
Large stock Robe lea Delanes
Very rich French pelaines
CD French Valeniias and Popiins
81 French Valentias and foplins. very cheap
Pole do Chavre and Russia Cashmere
Large stock low price Delaines
50 pieces DeIaines, very good, at l2]s cts
Pialn Me- inc Deiaines. all colors
Printed Merinos and CasomoTes
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Dsmask, Napkins, Toweling and Sheet
Superior 4, shesting (bleached) at6d
Gloves, Hosiery and handkerchief, of every
80 doa Kid Gloves as good as the best, at 621.
Ladies' and Children's Hoop skirts
IN EMBgOIDERIES.
Very rich Trimmed Lace sets
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Real french Worked Collars
HoDit n AID Maltese Collars
PiQue aud Cambria Sets
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
2fO new stylf Round Coruered Sbawls in
Br0che Border Stella and Plush Bordered
Mantilia " DOL Sbawls- single and long
keivctand Cloth CloakS
Rec ived from the Manufacturers every week.
IN Cash buyers will find it to their interest TO
ldvs US call AID we invite them to do So
PERKINS l. co, New Cash Store,
no 5-dtIstD No. al, Eagle Square.
ITO SAVE TIME,
L LABOR AND EXPENSE, USE
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE
R X ING POW % K H.
Sold everywhere. Price ~ cents nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
DISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE
Corner Of 8Gia and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAnfMERSLEY h co., Proprietors.

This establish ment (bepg the most complete Prin.
terry in the SOUTH both regards Types, Ornaments,
&C.. aud the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) il daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK aud JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES.
BILLS OF LADTNG, HANDBILLS, &c.
EE- Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance. Railroad and Trsns
portstion Companies. Tobacco FactoTa, sc.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for Cars. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels &c, is capable OF turning of en-
i'm pressions per hour. thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
81 Prices reduced ia proportion, to the INCREASE u
spesd.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze. and various
oolored Inks executed in the highest gle of the Ixt
In this branch of the business the proprietors
safelY CHALLENGE COMHETITION.