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JUST RECEIVED.

Oh JUST RECEIVED,
~ HHDS. Brown Sugar, some very good at 6
cents per 80 sacks Coffee, comprising Java Ma
rcabo and Rio; 50 half chests Black and Green:
100 BIKES Candies consisting of Patent Sperm, Ad
amantlne and Mould; 80 boxes starch; 50 box ca
Ground Cofse; IS boxes Chemical Sap; white and
cllored; q boxes Tobacco, various kinds; 10 hhds
Molasses; 20 bbs. S.rup; Whale and Sperm Oils;
Sweet Oils, Marseiles and Bordeaux; 5oases Sar
Dimes. IN q n, and whole boxes; 50 boxes -cotoh
herriRgs; 80 bbs. Hsrriqgs; Nos. and 5 Msckerei;
Yeast Powders, of different kinds; Cod and Hake
Fish; Shoulders and Hams, of the best quality: Co.
Goa, BIoma a"d Chocolate. Bakers best; Pine Ap-
pie and Eastern Cheese; sauce, Of various kinds;
Spice, OF all kinds; 10 mats ates; 30 bags Ground
Nut; bags Eng.h WalGuts; bags Cream Nuts
hales Almonds; Pickles, by the hundred, or in
quantities to suit: PIckled Salmon; 5000 Cigars Of
various kinds. some very superior; rs doz Brooms:
- dozen Buckles cedar and painted; 20 nests Tubs
Chow Chow; Pie Emit; Preserving Ginger; 81 bbls.
new C1rrants; 10 bbis. Od Rye w Whiskey. very su !,
p-rIoI for medicinal purposes: oaks best quality
old Brandy, DO do. do DO; Madeira. Sher y, and
Pc w mes do. do do do casks Catawta Gin
ger Wine, do. do. Go. DO 50 bbls. meiium Whisky.
White Wine Vinegar; Cider Vinegar; Currant Jel-
ly; apple Jelly. Having just removed TO nv new
pi-1T, No 81 Louisiana avenue, opp"sits the Bank
Of Washington, am now prepared 10 offer great n
ducements. Don't forget to call bsfsre you puT-
chase, as penny saved ls penny msde.
oc i8-Saw2w B, ]. NEALE
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLIsHsD syERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAY lxcBPfID,)
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner Penrsyivania Arenne 3 Eleventh ST.,
By W. D. WALLACE.

Papers served IN packages BY carriers at a yssr,
or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub
soription price is IS 50 year, in adrases; a. for
SIX months; 81 fer three months and for less than
three months At the rate OF 70 cents week Single
COPIES, one cent: in wrappers, two cents.
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per cent advance.
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BY wALL& BARNARD. Anotioneer,

IknSrEr% "a l.r:.-By virtue of a sed from
w Wailingsford, dated 9th February, 1854 we
november next, at O'Clock p. m, on the premIs es
all that Lot OF Grnnnd IN Washington clty know n
Mtohel OF lot numbered seventeen, (l7l in squars e
numbered Two hundred ard forty seven. "a } in the
CltJ oi WaShlnston. which said subdivision is re-
CORDED In the ofhce of the Survey Of said City of
WashlnS ton-saId Lot a being situated on the cor
neI OF 18TH street west and Massachu, etts avenue
anh containing three thousand two hundred ard
nifty one square feet of ground-being the same
ground which was oOnve' ed to Washington IS al
I-gstord by George w. Nj itohell and wife, bv a
deed beaIng date the third day of February, 1854,
with improvements on the sane
Terms OF sale: One thru of the purchase money
U PC I'd In cash, and the balance twn equal in
stalments, at SIX and nine months with interest to
be secured. Should the purchaser fail to comply
WIN the terms OF sale within one eek after sale
one weeks notice.
WALTER s. cox.
FER RDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building association
oc IS eodds WALL, 4 BARNARD Aucts.
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pROuMS, BUCKETS, DO.
- IS dozen and 3-string Brooms,
li0 dozen and s. hoop Buckets,
20 nests Cedar Tnbs.
Is nests covered Buckets.
10 nests Brass bound Keelers,
81 nests sugar Boxes,
IS dozen Washboards,
Just received and for sale BY
BARBOUR & sEMMEs,
oc Il 6teo No. IS Louisiana avenu
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Trustees Georg etown Building AssoclatIon
oc IS eo6ds WALL Il BARNARD Aucts

By Wall: 4 BARNARD, Auo' ioneerss
IhOSf EtS sALE.-By virtue of a deed of
iS4 we wi! offer at public auction. on MONDAY,
me <9th day OF November next On the premises at
D clOcs, m, sll that rart of Lot seven C7l IN
squsre 'ur hundred and eighty ono. (48:J in Wash
lngton, bounded As follows. viz: beginning on 9Th
street west at the end of one hundred and twenty
three feet south from the northwest corner of ssid
tqnaIe and running thence east to the rear line of
sad lot, thence north along said iins teen feet six
inches, thence west 10 he line of 6tn street, and
ments.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
To paid IN cash, and the residue in two equal IN
stl nents at slI and nine months, with interest to
be secured. should the purchaser fail to comply
with the terms of sale In one week after the sale
the propeIv NAV be sold at his cost and risk after
one weeks notice.
WALTER e. COX,
FER RDINAND w. RISQUE,
trustees GEORGETOWN Building Assoc alton,
oo2S eo&ds WILL & BARNARD, Aucts,
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Ner1cE OF Tue rs[EI EsTI 81 IgIIssMgAE OF
R99 2 Z OF r NEWME&ic6. oA ne
In pursuance Of the act Of Congress- approved
trict 10 the Terrltory Of New Mexico" which act
authorizes the President Of the United states to
ico il is hereby declared and made known thst the
office for the ssle and entry Of public land In the
SANTA Fe in said Territory, from and after the 25i
day of November next.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washipgton
this nth day of September, A. D., s5S.
JOS. 8. WILSON.
Actinr Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
aa2 80
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A VAN CAMP, ~
Has returned to the city and resumed his prac-
tioe.
Operating Rooms and Residepoe-47 F011FR
greet, bet twesn6th and 7th, four doors from
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hs obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, In the District of Columbia
letters testamentaIy on the personal estate of ic
ard nail, late OF Washington county, deca sed All
persons having claims agaIns the SAID deces sed are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the youch
ers thereof to the subscriber, b. fore the 2Sd
day OF October next they NAV otherwise by law be
exc udeo from al benefit Of the SAID estate.
Given undef my hand this twenty third dsy of Dc
toOer, one thousand eight hundred and flftf eIght
SAMUEL CROPLEY,
90 Is -laWSW Executor.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue nla wit of ne
Ivl II faclis issued nom the Clerks office of the
county Of Washington and to directed, will ex-
pose To public sa for CASH, in front of the Court
house door OF said county, ON MONDAY, the 18th
day of November, 1885, at ~ O'Clock M, ths follow
iPE described property, to wit: defendant rsht,
sion OfSquare No $40 being Lots Nos. ], 2, s, 49,
and o, OF SAID subdIvislOn and of said Square No.
b. folio No. l47, in the city of Washington, d c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property Of
No +4, to October term, 1852 in favor Of Robert H.
Gallaher use, of Chiffon Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Oo 2i- cts for the District of Coin mbia
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-A two story FRAME
u DWELLING, with cellar, situated on NJ ST.
nnrh, between 81 and 4th streets east, with lot OF
ground CONTAINING Is 54Ofeet. attached. The house
contains large rooms, wilt ten fee ceilings There
ls a. so large stable on the lot. Terms reasor able
Apply on the premises Oc is laviws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28
peuttence OF Muraerers.

The clerical adviser and attendant Of Ira Stout,
n brutal criminal, who was lately executed 10
Rochester, N. Y, for murder, expressed the opin-
ion upon the scaffoid, that be died sincere peni
tent Such an expression Of opinion on the part
ofthe attendant clergyman has becomeas common
os lste as the rope and the hangman. II Is not
a., en to man to read the heart except throug h
th- conduct; and the fair presumption from the
Whole career OF this degraded wretch is, that the
sooundrei in life vas hypocrite in death. At all
events, IL 10 irrational and improbable that mir.
acie Is worked every ss,lows for the salvation of
The grestest criminal which the Almighty does not
vouchsafe o teuto perform IN their lsss moments,
for those who have led moral and Law. ab idng
lives. Any mao can die we'll who has strong
nerves snd foieraoie dramatic powers, but TO live
we'll is the only reliable test Of thrue virtue and
sincere peni:erce. Doubtless, the clergyman at
tending Ira Stou; prompted TO his belief by
good impuises; but it is anything but beneficial
~ the commuuity that wretcbes. who have dis
arsced humanity by along career Of crime, should
b. supposed to be able, by few prayers aud
pss'ns to step from the scsf,id to the kingdom Of
heaven.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

!" Four Thousand people have been weighed,
and tree tickets given out. 1t the Fair Groun H. b!
the proprietor Of the STRONG Il oss PATENT SCALES
while the large six ton Scale in active use all
day yesterday. Among the stock weighed, was
nve year old Durham cow which is said 10 be the
latest in the United States. Her weight was go
pounds. Several pairs of horses are TO be weighed
tomorrow. On the whole. We think this exhibition
Of Scales by tho liberal manner in VII CHI it ia coz
Quoted, has proved, thus far great an attraction
al ANY hing on tn" FAIR Gro unds We have Just
learned, and are much pleased oannGunce that our
ent-rprisns neightors. Messrs JOHNSTON BRAINS
FORD, lls aain rect, have secu ed the agency and
entire contro! OF these Scales for Richmond, where
all sizes Of this really valuable invention will be for
sale, accompanied by as strong warrants OF their
accuracy snd durability, as can be produced in New
York city.
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The Coal Mines or England.

The Report of the Inspectors of English Coal
mnoa states that, during the year 1856, about go,
ono persons were employed in ard about the col
eries OF Great Britain aud about 66 100000 tons Of
coal were raised. The total number of lives lost
by accidents In the year was 1887, being at the
rate OF one person killed in each 224 em and
one killed for each 81 ISL tons of coal raised IL
1857. the total production of coal was about g..
ooo0o tons, and the total loss Of life 49, being
shout one person killed for each 90, 7eO tous pro-
dnoed.
IL appears from the concluding paragraph of
the report, that great eff,rts are being made ia
various parts of the country, to establish aiming
Schools" and such semiparies are warmly recon.
mended TO the encouragement of the public.
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-. Arr,er,eur.a Fe,r


Tue Fair continues . very decided saecsss me
crowd yesterday greatly exceeded that OF the dsy
previous. ~ We doubt not the assembiace today on
TIE PAIR Grounds win overtop the numbers con-
xresased there yesterday. The tide Of arrivals
censIeucs TO dow in, and that assemoiage which
Il was apprehended on Sunday would DO failure
has been swelled IN triumph. 4
The Distinguished Massachusetts statesman, Mr..
Crsnrsa, delivers the annual address to-day There
will Be great eaeernsss 10 see and bear h'm. He
10 one Of the most gifted orators Of his day.
The proceedings Of yesterday ct the Fair
aro.pds are reported under the local head. They
will be fonad Interesting.
The exhibition exei,es the general admiration
In tho main depsrtmsatn surpasses any previous
exhibition. In all Ia which IL may be Inferior,
the quality what is there 10 superior; and people
seem not tn desire = more muItitudinous display,
especially of shanghaes and hogs.
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The French Slave Trade

The Preach slave ships are actively engaged In
their traffic on the eastern coast OF Africa thong
the Paris Pays ASSERTS that it is only simple mat
Ter OF emigration. The Coolie trade is also carried
on very briskiy. Thirty-four Thousand, niue hun.
dred and eighiy.six of these unfortunate wretch
es were received 10 Cuba up to April 1855 and
SIX thousand, three hundred and thirty four, or
more than fifteen per cent. perished by the way
france persists 10 this inhumsn trade; and EGG.
land which arrests African slsvers wherever she
Can mud them, looks on, and does not interfere.
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N...,.1s.e1 C,eisens Abread.

Ths opinion 10 sxpsssssd ~ he Swssesossss
correspondent Of the Nee York Herald that " mr.
Wright, our Minister at BsrIn. has taken fne 90
treme ground attributed to him, With regard 70
pstursIised citizens returning to their nas've
country and being required TO perform military
duty, It 10 not likely he will be sustained. while
tho United States viii protect TO the fullest extent
i,s cItizens 10 what IL right, II cannot take upon
itself 20 relieve naturaiised citsens Of the debts
or obligations they owe before coming to this
rouutry,
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WYATT FOR THE WAGON.

The character of man is the plaything of fortune
-pstronizs a man not knowing his excellence-rs-
jeci him MT koowins his deficiency
Will Mr Karey Inform the public If J. RAREY
die not sue two zentl amen fer trespass on his CODY
right and obtain Judgment. and then sue Mr. d
w. A7KINs Of Cincinnsti Ohio for $1,000? Ard
did he after tina stop the suit, Why did be stop it
ATKINS offered bin the copyright of DENTON Or
FUrFs botk, printed at Cincinnati in le4S
Can people expect me to compare with such as
have not shown that their right has been examined
aad compared with 9TH rs There are roo many
claims to au hor5hip. All is not right. The ques
ton is-who IL? Have the facts examined
&C 2o-lt$ DEMON OFFCTT
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sA- WooL-JARpiNG MAoaIsr.-There

are very few Isboresviug machines of IN rs real va
lue to the agricultural community than the one iol
'Carding Wool" made by Messrs LAWS FENLEe.
81 North Ando2er Massachusetts, and now being
Exhibited in the M,chanics' Institute Fair # this
city,. by Msssrs stedmau Fuller. This machine not
only performs vast amount Of work 10 given time
but executes It we'll aud is 30 simple in coz str
that ii !, not at all liable to get out Of order The
manufacturers. as We are informed, make all kind
Of machinery used In Wooden factories, and are ex
ndng their bnaiaess throush ous Virginia. Orders
'ent TO them ut North ALdover, will meet with
prompt attention and We have no doubt that the ma
chire in Tho Fair ROOM to which we have alluded
may be purchased at once Of Messrs. stedman
Fuller. Let our readers examine it, and satisfy
themselves CT its superiority
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Views Of MOUND yarnon

Three very we'll executed prints Of washington's
Tomb aud Mount Vernon. have been published by
N. s. BsssErr, In aid of the Mount Vernon Asso.
eiatisn. The views OF Mount Vernon give the
east and west fronts Of the mansion, aud the
representations are faithful and Handsomely done.
The picture OF the tomb IL not less msritorious ~
work af art These pictures ougkt TO cell we'll
Thy are good; they Represent hsIiowed sceDes,
sni he esnse 10 which they are contributed sp
gesis 70 the most patriotic impulses. For ssls By
ReoDaoUsE 4 Co,
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VtrgimtR GeGrYtes.

virginia Georges written for the Hole and
Corner Club. OF Powhatsn, by Charles Carter Lee,
one Of Its members, and published by the club. -
This is an agricultural essay in rhyme, written by
Charles Carter Lee, Esq q gentleman whose fine
genius and humor are generally known and adj
mired Tho essay gave great satisfaction to the
club, Tor whose entertainment II was written, and
Though, Gas It has just been put into our hsnds)
We can give no fair opinion of 1t as q whole, yet
We nave seen gems Of poetry and wit here aud
tncre 10 It's pages, which warrant us 10 giving il
cordial recommendation to the public, aud espe.
oiaiiy 70 tho country gentlemen now here who,
We dare say, can take home with them nothing In
the book way, which will more enliven tho family
1reside circle.
For sale by j. WooDHoUsE.
Pisrr WoeDs TAVERN OR SAM SLICK IN TryAs. br
the author Of "a Stray Yankee In Texas "Adver.
lures Of Capt Priest" &c. Philadel phia. T n. pa
terson & Bro. This purports to be a humorou.
account of adventures in Texas. where front,er
life has been very fruitful Of incident often of IN.
more exciting aud perilous kind. The work 10 yerv
handsomely printed, With some we'll executed ii !.
Illustrations.
For sale by GEO. NJ. Wrsr.
TAG MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE true story Of Life in
Nes0 Pork. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson. For sale
BY Gro. N. WEsr.
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The Ball.

The Grand Ball, Ia celebration Of the Agricul'u-
raj meeting new held here, will take place at the
Ballard House TO night 1t will be a superb affair.
The proper arrangements are made, so far as mine
host Of the hotel IL concerned and there beau.
~ and gaiiantry enough assembled here to make
It exceedingly brilliant. Let all young people
who have taste for this kind Of festivity-and
who have noti-take care TO be present. The
scene will be bright one In their recolections.
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Lord Nauler.

This distinguished representative Of the British
Governments At Washington, arrived here yester.
day. He appeared on the Fair Grounds In the o.
ternoon aud attracted great deal Of attention
Few present had ever seen real live Lord. and 80
rare eight put plumbers on the qai rire His Lord.
ship Il plain gentleman, Of easy aud unaffected
manners Many Of the untitled. fussy gentlemen Of
our land Of liberty, might derive sn instructive
lesson by contemplating the unostentatious &c.
meenor Of this poblemau Of England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

FIRE AT STATE INsrlrUrIoN.-Tuesday morning
a large 5rick building at the Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, iu Staunson, Va,
discovered to be on fire, and in a short time
was entirely destroyed. The building was used
for the mechanical operations of the Institution.
aud stood within few feet of the main buildings
The Chapel was several times on fire, aud at one
time 1t was believed that the whole establishment
would be consumed.
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LOST.

T OST-On Tuesday, the 26th inst, on
IL tho Fair Ground. Gold MEDALLION. with
two female lIkepesses therein, and = Gold PENCIL
attached. The finder will be literally rswaY ded by
returning the came to this office. &C 1-A-
T OST, AND CAUTION.-On Tuesdsy
IL night, at the Exchange Hetel, a Pocket BOOK.
containing one nee oliable note, amounting to mp
wards OF Twenty Eight Hundred Dollars, drawn By
Vim Daniel Jr. and endorsed by NJ Warwick. Of
Lynchbur9, date October st, 1883. negotiable and
payable at the Bank of VirgioIa. Lynchburg. six
months after date. Also, check en- the Pitsslya-
Ria avincs Bank for Ninety Five Dollars given by
ia pes Luck of fittsy ania, payable TO Younger
4 Smith, of Lynchburg. and assigned by them to
me The public are eaution AGAINST trailing for
the al owe papfrs an if the finder viii bring them
to me ct the Exchange Hotel, he will be literally
rewarded W. COLES, JR,
oc 23-3t* Exchange Hotel.
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1ELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
RKPORTKD FOR THE ssDTePATCH.
noRRlBLE TRAGEDY in n n w

NEW yoax, Oct. ia horrible attempt at mas
sscrs wss made In west both street last night. A
young man named Gouldipg, whose father 10
lumber merchant, attacked hts father with 40 axe,
breaking his skull and innictipg mortal wound.
Hia mother came to the assistance Of her husband,
and was badly wounded.
Two brothers, aged respectively Q and Is years,
were next attacked--the eldest being mortality
wounded. A married slater, with babe Ia her
arms was next attacked, but not seriously In
jured. Two servant girls we're next horribly
wounded--tbe recovery Of both being doubtful.
The perpetrator OF this horrid act 10 only nine.
teen years OF age. He was clerk in store, but
very dissipated.
After the slaughter he locked himself in his
room aud blew bis brains ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28
The Album OF Virginia.

This collection Of views, by Mr.. EDWARD BErsR,
OF this city, is for sale complete at the principal
bookstores. Mr.. B bas With great industry drawn
a number Of scenes and most Of the watering
places in Virginia, Nhich have been Autographed
10 very iue style. They form an interesting port
folio, and we commend them to public notice.
they can be bound up at o trifiing cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

SCHOONER LosT.-The loss Of the schooner A. J
Ward, Capt. Mears and all on board, off ChiDco-
league, on Sunday morning last, has been noticed
She was a schooner Of about 10 tons burthen, and
had cargo of dry goods valued at $4,000, owned
by A. J. Ward of Belhaven, Eastern Shore, Va
J mo. Scott and John Mears we're among the sailors
lost. The Schr Adelaide, Capt Bull, was ia haing
distance of the A. J. W., when the accident hap.
pered, but tho A. being a small vessel, and the
sea running unusually heavy, could render no as
sistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

Our friend of the Petersburg Iateli,gsncer was
greatly concerned lest the threatening appearance
Of the weather on Tuesday should portend evil to
The United States Fair. He says:
Eve are afra d cur neghbers of Richmond were
in a terrible stew. The clouds in that direction
wete darker and mere porteHtou' than In any 9th
qasrtsr and thu probability Is that they were Wis
lied by fine gu; most inorportuns shower Ii 0.
1t f.utt havs been a rich scele about the fair
grounds where tnfre is no place of shelter for yis
tors except the centre pavilion and II il rained any
length Of time. the water poured through the can
vass 70 4 in steady streams highly refro7hiug to
ths proprie.ors Of crinoline new bonnets and shin
ing bsaters."
Oar Petersburg contemporary will be delighted
to hear that the portentous clouds that " lowered
DER our house" soon passed away that there was
not even a shower; that " no water passed through
the canvass roof Of the tents In steady streams"
and especially that no new crinolines and bonnets
were injured The heavens, always propitious to
our Agricultural Pairs, soon became bright and
cheerful, and we write, cloudess and serene.
iu unison, no doubt, with the relieved and happy
emotions with which the IatcI,gencer learns that
Its sad apprehensious were not realized. We are
glad TO assure it that the Fair Is more and more
successful every day, as we trust the State Fair
will be In Petersburg. That Fair has our best
wishes; we hope il may be as attractive as it al
ways was 10 Richmond; end if we watch the clouds
In the Petersburg horizon next week, it will be
with the hope that they may pass away without
dreuching the visitors to the Fair grounds,
spelling the beavers Of the gentlemen, or the bon
meta and crnolues Of the beautiful ladies.
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w,bst.r and HAYNES speeches.

The famous speeches made by these giant states
men aod orators in 1880, in the United States SEN
ate, on Foot's Resolutions, and Webster's great
ecch in the United States Senate. March T. 1850,
on the Slavery Compromise, have been just pub
lirhed 10 neat pamphlet form by Peterson Bro
there, Philadelphia, and are for sale by JAMES
WoopaoUss. Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

On Mouday, tho 2s,h October. q y. e me
ARD RAND ,LpH. formerly resident Of Kich-
mord A. the time Of hts death Q resident Of wash.
ffis vemafrs win be removed from the Predericks
burg dspot, ts the old RuryinG Ground. At 10 oclk
this morning when his frenjs and relatives are IN
vited to attend.