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nn-The Great Yirginia Remedy, and no

% The Great Virginia Remedy. and no
HCaBUG.-PET fNFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR G0NORRhjkA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
InS 40 Mercurlel or Balsamic properties, excels
ever ything heretofore offered the public, IN its GU
70 se, restorative, and renovatlng powers; and
ae medical world are astOnIshed when told that
tie above remedy will cure the above diseases. and
contouUded when they have ocular demonstTa-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of the remedy for twenty-odd years has
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration 10 he restored, without single
exec ptlon, and therefore challenges. any case OF
GpnuFIh0a which the remedy Will not cure, pro
vided the directions are carried ont with prudence
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, ne guarantees perfect cure; and IN
case OF failure will furnish additional medicine,
free oi chagse, To complete the cure, through his
AGENTS; and Il cure viii be effected without incon-
venIence 10 the patient. Sold by
APPERSON 81 DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents ior the city OF Richmond,
au 5--5m' No. l0l, Broad street.
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Mechanics TastitHts.-The ladies find so much
10 interest them ~ the Institute, that many
repeat their visits, and spend hours pleasant
ly in examining the numerous specimens of
skinful embroidery mud other fancy work ex-
hlhited. II Is, moreover, an attractive placs
TOR reasons of Il social character Wherever
The fair ones go, their admirers are sure 10 fol-
low and thus this popular. resort is rendered
doubyy agreeable 10 all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

DEATH OF a CHILD FROM DRINKING LYE-
On Tuesday evening Il little daughter of Z. F.
Bennett, OF Louisville, Ky, while running
about in the kitchen, drank Il quantity of pot
ASH lye, which was standing on the table IN
tin cup. The child, which was only one year
old. was Immediately taken sick. Medical as
sistance was called i'll, but it was OF no avail
The child died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

GERRIT SMITHS WHEREABoCTs-The
Hamilton Union, printed u lew miles from the
residence OF GerrIt Smith. says :-''On the re-
ception OF the news from Harper's Ferry, re-
port says that this gentleman conferred WIN
the Hon Timothy jenkins, about what he
had better do lie advised him TO leave the
country. Rumor says THAI Gerrit IS about TO
start for Canada"
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IA Great Bargains--

IA Great Eargains-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & co.'s,
No. I4l, EAGLK SQUARE.
- Ried Rrown sHIhIlNG' Heavy ARD
super. - - at 10 cents
lHe best "A " eyef.soid here, at l21s cts.
iy0 p's Fast Cord PRINTS, at Ga cents
beat Epgish and American PRINTS, at II cents
~ pE FALENrlAS and DEIAiN rs. at I216 cts.
R!ch Paris DELAINES. at 62ls cts., worth 571z cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
z5 Yer} R,ch SILK ROBES, at S35. worth S45
KID GLOVES. as good as Alexander's, at rs cts.
kest ia~4 Bleaehed SHEETlNGs. az Is cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
l9-ts No. l4I Eagie Square,
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Richmond Manptaeturss-The brig Andrew
Manderson, now loading in this port for Nerv
Orleans, takes out number of steam engines
from the foundry OF Talbot & Brother for
the use of agriculturists in the Southwest !.
also, a large quantity of railway spikes from
the Tredegar Works, for the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad. The iron-workers Of Rich
mond have gained a high reputation through.
ont fht. cnuntrN.
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A SOUTHERN DEMoNsTRATToS.--A mass
meeting of the cjtizeus OF Moni gomery, Ala,
has been called 10 express the feelings they
entertain in relation to the lialrers Ferry
outbreak This is claimed To be The nrst
Southern city that has moved III THIS matter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

Q,sist Times-Tbe city was very quiet yes
terday, and tie general aspect Of things out OF
doors contrasted somewhat strangely with the
exciting events OF the previous week The
Armory Band rode about the streets in the
morning playing lively tunes and e 4hibiting
a large placard OF the Ashland races. but no.
thing else occurred during the day to rouse the
enthusiasm OF the boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

There are Ave starch factories IN the town OF
Stowe W., each of which consumes from JUG
To 2O,bUa bushels OF potatoes yearly. Nieiuihg
about eight pounds Of starch to IA bnshei.
John c. Terrell has been convicted III MARI
borough Parish, s. e., of numbering his great
andlathsr, and sentenced TO be hung.
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Ne i4l Eagle Square.
%ty- ,+s- a SarNrsrr slocs Of Et' II. CLOTHS.
>sT .Nf1S TWFtbS, kERSElS. LINSElS.
>Ii#TlNaS .nl TLAN \ ELS, of the bes, makes
ALSO,
2ga Nc--o BLANKErS. white and colored, at
T.4a'ers ar.5 others are invited to give us call
a- 2S-ElssN
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND JOHN BROWN.
The Republican party denies any knowledge
of Browns conspiracy, or having aided il In
any way. A trumpeter, says Hsop. being
taken prisoner ia ID battle. begged hard for
quarter. "Spare me, good sirs, / beseech YOU,
said he, and put me not to death without
cause, for have killed no one, nor have arms
save only this poor trumpet" For hat yerv
reason," sald his captors, "shali you the soan
er die, for without the spirit to fight yourself
You stir up others to bloodshed ~
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GIN AND CoTToN BURNT.-The Naichez
Free Trades learns that on Sunday evening,
10Th ult, the cotton gin Of MIR. Geo. J. Metfe-
chez and Woodyilie road, was struck by light
ming aud entirely burned 10 the ground, oes'
trovine over hundred bales OF cotton
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The EsasRey yesterday was very like winter
Some wise philosophers smslt snow storm
in the breeze. but nobody SAW H. a severe
winter Is predicted by those who study the
signs.
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rs Kidney and Bladder Comp,aiuts.-I

rew~st and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. rinarS Distractions, Ieueor-
rnp2 Or Whites, sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prnstration and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HORNE'S BGCHU COMPOUND.
Persons VINO have been unable 10 walk, have soon
been rebeved p, this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared hy s Chemist, and IS pronounced by medi
cal men and those h0 have used IT. TO be the best
BUCHC COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 50 cents. fresh supply iusl re-
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON, DRUGGISTS.
je B-l2m II AIN street Richmond,
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The Yorktown was compelled to take adva,
tage of the tide yesterday. and drop down the
river before the starting time The passane
gers and@ baggage We're sent down to her II,
the JameStown's boats During tho ta,,
porary withdrawal of the Yorktown. for tha
purpose of running between New York and
Havana, her cousorts. the Jamestown ana
Roanoke, will continue their trips as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

ga Steum Engine for saIe.--A two-and "a
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in complete order.
having been used only three weeks Ii will he sold
ut d barsai Appiy at this Office. oc ITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

Hsarg Match We understand that a match
rare. four-mile heaFs, for u.e.o, 10 be run over
the New Market Conrse next May, has been
closed hetween 5ir. q. p. Hare's horse sOys-
terman.,. aud The Messrs, Dosweils fiiiey
@Surplns.n by Grit Etmondsoa. Que of the
match makers is snresident of New York, aud
the other a resident of Eastern Virginia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

tasreg Of Sessda5e.-The mail train from the
South, which has heretofore reached Rich
tnond AT a late honr in the evening will hence
i"rth arrive 81 half-past o'clock, i. NJ.
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Foreign Sajpmeats.-Durng the past month.
the following vessels cleared from Richmond
far foreign porls: Oct. l-Br. schr Bel l>idsre
Halifax, with >32 bbiS. -four. Oct. 3-Schr. ].
w. Alexander, ST. Johns, \, b., iu9D bbis. flour
Oct 4-Brem. ship Helene Bremen, BIS hhds
leaf tobacco aud 56U hhds. stems Oct. tG-Brig
kaie, Rio Grande du Stl. 1928 bbls. -four Oct
ti-Bark Leon. Dublin. SO hhd- leaf tobacco.
Oct. l4--Shlp Mayfuwer Bordeaux, $50 hhds
leaf tobacco bark e. Z. Sutel, Rio Grande.
1863 bbs. flour. Oct. l5-Brig taanah, Per-
ambuco, 2574 bbls. -four. Oct. $ Bark VIM.
II. Newman Rio de Jaueiro 372u bbls flour
Oct. 2i-Ship Borueo, Sydney, N 5. w. 15q2
hbls. -four Since the 2,st, barks Charlotte Z
Tay, Elf and Campaneirs sailed for Rio with
cargoes of -four, and ship Mary Russell cId
for Liverpool with 52e hhds. and i92 tierces
tobacco. 4:}2 bales cotton, 5I3 bbls. flour, and
other freight.
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pA- Two-One-seven. - The PuhIte are
respectfully invited 20 call 1T my Ne " anu peaaF
tiini ROOMS, Iecentls fitted up ior the Pufposy ~
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART N Az tts
varied branches. and examine the nnmefeaats, fat,rh
preveeieDts iarely asIdea 10 the AK l. FAOk1-
bRAi lis eoloTed IN WATER er OH, itom ,,i nlin.
lAture up 20 life sig, which sfsles cempae ~ tn9
csIcate hnish of the iyoss Miniatnre and lae tsoa
ana speaking Portrat IN oss. AN BRO rs Stash
IN every variety of stsie. g. W. hiNNlS,
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- light. light. Light !--Buy the
rr>T.-t7sru. ne CAMEL COAL OIL. mHnulac-
ta-rd iruu Fir-inl1 Camel Coal. : Gie 1utliui
clear u... warranted 10 burn well. not Ia smoke or
.I,ga UNPLEASANT ordsr. his oil IS tree from
an ai.itrrou. wi5' y - explode, and IS the most
economical 5.. 81 use. sold b. .
FISHER & WINSTON.
oc I7-lm DrIE-ls1s. holesaIe A-ents.
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TsFIN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sets oi Books re-u1aflS ard neatlt. and 10 exam
.Ea. write up, settle ard adI 1st accounts.
}.s mas had q iCH- experience in Book keepns,
Application m7y be made 70 JOHN J.. VII
L'AAlS, ~ rhc Office OF Messrs. JoHN 4. tANCAs-
~ 4 >aN oc l5-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

DISTRESSING AFFAIE.-The Reading fPa)
Adiar gives The par rticuiars of distressing
casualty that occurred in the family of Mr..
Samuel Troutman, al Host, In Tulpehoccon
township, recently. Mr.. Troutman was sit
ting AT "A table with his little son Israel, look
ing over q book after the other members of
the family had retired TO bed. On finishing
the book, they rose 10 retire, too. and Just as
the boy stepped from his fathers side he re-
ceived a shot which en- cred his heart through
the left shoulder blade. The shot came from u
gun which his elder brother found ~ the head
of the stairs aud, not knowing that il was
loaded. had pointed it at his brother and pulled
the trigger, in sport. The poor little fellow
called twice for his mother, and fell down
dead. lie was six years nine months and sew
en- days old. This is another sad example of
the danger of placing firearms. particularly
when loaded, Within the reach of children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

Hsar'eo Circuit Court.-The case of the Com.
monwealth rs. Nimrod b. Dickinson was
called III inns Court Yesterday the witnesses
all answering except d. b. Rridoford ga ~
hitchcock, whose recognizance was forfeited
The Court. Eeniremen and others Interested
remained at the urt-House until 2 ocloci-
when the case was adjourned over to this da,,
at II O'Clock. II there is no obstacle r. a-as 20
sion "the laws delay the trial will proceed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

A SUPPOSED CoNsPIRAToR.-We yesterday
published Il list, extracted from Virginia pa
per, OF the places iii the Sou thern States mark
ed on Browns map, designating as is sup
posed, the points of the designed ms surrec ton.
Among them, CraWfordyille in this State is
to be found. We have been informed that the
man Stevens, who was wounded and made pri-
soner with Brown, resided in and about
Greensboro for some weeks last year For
taInpering with the negroes, he was arrested
by Judge Lynch, blacked aud rode on a rail-
Thence he went 10 Crawfordyiie where he was
obliged 10 leave 1or the same cause-AxeRsta
{Ga1 DtSpnfeh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

sA Eysry Lover Of Good Bread, should
uf sEAPLE'S iFPAI.LIBLE BAKING POW
DEh-price ~ cents. For sale every rywhere.
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se l9ts
n, Mrs IA. Williams. M. ID, ;. offers her

n n
services To those oi her own sex. and TO children
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention gwen TO the ulanAgeme oil
female diseases, and displacements
Those wishing an Interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box 8H.
BEsiDPacE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
RiehmoLa. Va. oc 4-lmf
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LeHg Figh,.- The storage shed on the Basin
was set ON fire by einder from the burning
bailding. corner Of STRAND Cary streets. on
Sunday morning I WIS discovered Ia fine
10 prevent serious damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

y --tSIrlanN now GSlUg I. L. BASS LUI on
>.,r. /. for Cons hS Colds, Consumption, &c-, in
.- .rze;lse. TESTIFY ta&t u IS The best IN use
..s # 4ra are SuHeTlRs. do as others are dong,
... Z a tFls. and continue ats use Il II henehts
t.. rs u1ca is accomplished every way hy per
sr...-.r.r. Ills other remedies. equally valuable.
-.r ..s Pan Extractor. Compound ApeTent ana
'..- s. Eve Wafer. the DiarrhTa, pN sentery.
5-U s.,,ay FuN Remedies, TooIHache Incture.
cure tor neuralgia. aud others, can he mad bt
wholesale and retail, Of
I. Il. BASS Proprietor,
C.s, street, west side, between list and ID,
Richmond. EIrsnla.
t..e. APFERSoN * DUPuI, DrussIsts,-No.
~.rr s,r4. street. &c 26-lW
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nA- Selling OF.
SELLING oFF'
AT HALF PRICE!
"A"' At HALF PRICE:
wATSoN's GALLERY,
n Main Street, II Main Street,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS, II Main Street.
oc 21-fm
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Rirhslisu.-Mr. Barry Sullivan will appear
tonight at the Theatre in the character OF
RicheIieu. in Bulwer's celebrated play of that
name We saw him i'll this character last sea-
son, and can truly say that the performance
gave us a most favorable impression of the
talents of the actor. The deepest feeling was
portrayed in the various phases of the Cardi-
nails career, and the audience testified their
appreciation by frequent applause. Mrs.
Phillips and Mr. Adams will sustain promi-
nent parts, and we need hardly assure the
public that Richelieu will be handsomely sup
ported.
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- uartshorne's Cure Az.

TT CT RES ALI PAIN.
Tars valuable preparation rs used internally and
sNtr-rsi.,. }t cures
r..IEtCHF HEAnACHE.
>FPA Ans Sud BRUISES CHtiBEAtNS,
rbt.I NSA NORBIS, kARACHE,
EfiF.NATISN. SCAt.pS and BURNS,
%tFEAEEth CHOLERA.
ptlNIN THE IfNRS. PAIN IN THE SIZES,
pttN..ths = TGNACH. PAIN IN the BREAST
.Er THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
.s|N II THF BACK. PAIN ia the BOW ELS.
he ny : Gre TONIC, lt IS very beneficial Tor a
VszA S-rmact or bowels
as,. e. ,,l y = aut 20 cents. Sold hY all Drug
..-. IN Richmond. ietc.Shurs aud Norfolk, and
......- -t,Gt The state. Ie i4-l2m
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IA. Licorice, In Mass and Stick. sf the best
quaiity.
GUN ARABIC tsenuinel for Tobaecoaisss,
T0NQJA BEANS-Anga gastars Black sud Crss-
taliZed.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, of new crop. Ia store ana
for sale low by j. PITFTEL0 GEORGE
In A. Blair and Co. Is BuiiduS. Ctfaer
my4-6m I2th and Cary SIS.
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Nstc ArmoYN.--The armory for the J.. I.
Blues, over the new engine houses on 10th ST.,
Is nearly ready to be occupied. 1t is q hand
some and spacious room-so,ne 50 by ~ feet as
near as we could judge. and Will be furnished
by the company in elegant style A large
gilded eagle has been placed in the eastern ex-
trenity, and the cases for arms relies and me-
mentos are directly opposite. The Blues are
fortunate in having secured an armorv in
which they can make themselves and their
friends comfortable, as we'll as fine place for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

Lecture Of the Hon. Henry W. MHIer.-Rich-
mohd has been the theatre within the last
month OF many intellectual displays. We had
the pleasure Of listening TO some of the finest
OF the dlscoursps during the session OF the late
Episcopal Con vention, and also q part of the
excellent address OF the Hon. A. IT, IL. Stuart
on the Fair Grounds last week; but IN point OF
intellectual y.gor, bold and brilliant fancy.
high literary finish, and uratoricai spiendur OF
dlctlon and delivery, we feel disposed To award
the palm OF superiority tn the lecture of MIR.
Miller, at The African Church. on the ''Eigh-
tPenlh Century, Mr, EVtretts address on
Washington was the standard 10 which II was
compared by many of the highly Intelligent
audIence-sOme thinking il bat little Inferior
others quite equal; and others again superior,
at least Ia fire and force. II that great pr0duc-
ton. We sincerely hope thar Dir. NJ ilier may
bn induced To repeat it here during the fail OF
winter.
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Tie Norfolk ViSifors--The detachment OF In
dependent Grays, of Norioih. who came mere
with the remains of Judre MASON, Returned
home in the Yorktown. They bad 40 escort
10 the steamer, but they may he assured that
the pubic fully appreciates the pairiotis dis
position which prompsed the visit.
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r. Fire and Life. We desire IL call the at
tauunu ri the public Ia great and important
tTltA, w: that
FIRE. AND LIFE INSURANCE
can he effected To any amount and on the most rea-
sHultie terms at the
INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE,
100 Mann street,
q few doors above the new Custom House Please
Observe tAatWe represent
THE LIFEEFOOL AND LONDON FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
ga pi tia i---~IO, ,U00,U00!
with over coo invested in the United States,
and annual revenue OF
s2.2j0. 600.
n prepared 10 take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE Tk RMS.
In addition to the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
tIs Company issues
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On p7gB5sHt II ten dHaaHt pTsH3 tHHlS, property is
tAaucetQTth permanently insured.
B, this plan saving ot nearly FORTY PER CT.
ls Elected ithe sum thus saved VIII, in fifteen
years alnouLt to the whole OF the de p0sites = the
rIsk and Inconvenience ot renewals are avoided
The pohcy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less i've per
cent.
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANI,
With capital of over Si i.600,0 900. is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
and offers as great inducements to persons desIrous
Of eHecting insurance on their lives rs any other
Company. We respectfully solicit cali,
WORKMAN i WYATT, Agents,
1870 Main street.
HItdiea1 Fynn1iners-Ro. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
jas. II, CONWAY, NJ. d. oc3-ll Is
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Fatal Rsssi,.--A negro woman, whose cloth
Ing dentaiiy took fre few days ago, on
18th street, died yesterday Of her injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

NOTICE TO THE tHEnIyOnN OF JN0,s
IN FARRAR pEcEASEDs Tha ertdltors AZ
JOHN FARRAR .dsceassd, !, asS hSfeks n9asesk q
appear at this Office on FRIDAY, NeyeiaAts ~
ixs and prove sheis eslsIiz znx !. spy 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

CIVIL WAR IN MoRoCCo.-A civil war has
followed the dea'h OF the late Emperor in Mo-
rocco. There are two claimants for the crown.
The son Of the Emperor has succeeded TO the
green turban, )" but his right is disputed by his
cousin. 1t appears when the Emperor, Adder
Rahman, died many years age his brother,
Muiey SOleIman, seized the throne, to The ex-
clusiOn of The rightful heir Adder, the son of
the Emperor Adder did not make a fuss
about ii, bnt qui intly submitted, and helped his
uncle ali that he could III the government.
When the uncle died Abder succeeded him
peaceably The uncle lett four sons. the young
est OF whom now MAKES war upon Sidi Mo-
hammed the son and successor OF Abder. Sidi,
upon being crowned. immediately marched
against the pretender. and defeated him in
terrible battle. But me prejender, though de-
!eaged. is not conquered, aud as he is aided by a
powerful and energetic sheik, the war Will
probably continue tor some time longer.
THE NEW " VISIONARY BiSHOP TO TnE
SoUTHWEST.-1t II l. matter foF deV0ut thanks
giving that the Rev. Dr. Lay, of Huntsville,
AlItama has BEEN called - the apostolic office.
Has valuable TRACTS Tor Mi>si u1ry Use," re-
Gently published. are sufficient ~ .dsnce OF his
sUunduesS in The "iaith oGCe delivered to tie
saints, and his adaptaii n TO She missionary
firid 10 which he has been appointed. las
Letters 10 "A man bs.wlldsIed among many
Counseilors, viii b. reinemi eTtu by our
asders as u VeIy powerful tract. We rejoice,
fsrrett IT, tiat he Southwest viii receive such
a Bishop feeling sure th1j tbe Church Iii that
region viii be placed iH her true position be-
tore men aa the Ark Oi safety, aud viii 20
on gathering INTO her fold such shall be
saved.-CharrhHaH. Oet0bsr p.
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has removed 70 Bsown's ts dts "a u Il rsst sne
door sheve the Nsahan,es instissta. ~ asr-asa
IA. Cox's Sparkling GfIutsne. far Aaie ~
ING ~. t3AHLfSSE
oe fits AEefhfcars aad Nrasxtst.
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rA- The ~. Lawrence Heu~e. former eth
and Man streets kichnaad Va Il usw opsn tas
the reception ot BOARbEkS. either i.s ss~s -ftfy,
monta % year. Mas. II. MAcDoNoD6h.
a it's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01


Mayors Court-A batch of trivial cases oc-
cupied the Mayors attention yes terday MORN
ing
claiborne, a slave, the property of H. Fl.
hiaudoxi Tom, the property of X. H. Whit
iVch x Son; cambridge, belonging to VIM
Aocock, and Jack, slave to VIM Newman
were sentenced TO punishment for petty Of
FENCES Ihos. Mallory, free, for living here
IN violation of law, with Powhatan papers.
ana John Hudson, free, who had no papers al
ali, got ten stripes each. Ned Brown prod uced
copy OF his register and was discharged
Jiih, Il slave, the property of Roddey 4 Morris
Iof stealing d pair Of full grown Shanghais
the oecapItated remains of which were exhibi-
led In Court, received q striking lesson which
HhY teach MN that honesty is the best policy
lison Coots, Il white man. who had heen
100 familiar with old tan gle-foo was commit
teo 10 Jall IN default Of security for his good
behavior. Frank McCabe, who knows some
| thing about the internal government of the
penn tentlary, from personal experience, went
along with CoOts for q similar weakness
Daniel Morton, arrested on suspicion Of hay-
ing stolen four brass cocks, which he offered
to sell Tor quarter, was detained for n future
hearing. He could give no account Of the arti-
cles, as he was ''in liquor'' at the time they
came into his possession.
The examination of Andrew Jackson, a
slave, for fracturing Jeferson's skull with an
axe, has been postponed until the 9Th instant.
the negro last named being unable to attend
Court at present.