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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31

Destructive Fire.-The extensive planning es-
tabIishment and carpenter shop of Messrs.
John Geo. Gibson, corner of 9th ana Cary
streets. We're entirely destroyed by fire al an
early hour yesterday morning. The fire was
discovered shortly before one O'Clock and SO
rapid was its progress that by the time the fire.
men arrived. the entire building was in flames,
and but little conld be done except to protect
the adjacent property from damage. There is
doubt that it was the work OF an incendia-
~. 1t is conjectured that the building was set
fire in four places. The workmen left on
Saturday night about o'clock and especial
care was taken to have the lights and fires ex-
tinguished. The flames were first discovered
bursting from the work room in the upper
story, the contents of which were cons umed,
including some fifty chests of Tools valued at
an average cf about S75 each, belonging to the
hands, and a large amount of unfinished work.
The machinery in the room below was all de-
stroyeG. and the steam engine ruined. A large
quantity of lumber. CHERRY, mahogany, &c.)
in the rear yard, was entirely burnt up. to-
gether with mouldings, sash, doors, and other
work in tended for the large struc ture on Gov
ernor street and other new houses, both in
the city and country. The fire made n clean
sweep, leaving nothing but portions of the
brick walls The books Of the concern were
fortunately saved.
1t is impossible to give an accurate state
ment of the loss at this time, but the following
innate has been made Loss on machinery,
S15,o00j building, $500; lumber. &c, SloUUo;
architectural drawings, 81 900. We We're in
formed that there was an insurance of 81, 500
in the Lynchburg Hose Company, and some
S2,0isD or more the office of the Richmond
Fire Association. The loss far exceeds the
amount of insurance. TO say nothing OF the in
terTuption to the business of the firm. The
disaster throws some seventy-fiye Workmen
outof EN- pioyment, most OF whom sustain con-
siderable loss by the destruction of tools. In
January last, the establishment of the BIessrs.
Gibson was partially consumed by fire, and in
re- building it, every expedient was adopted to
render it substantial and secure. Although
their present misfortune is much more formi-
dable, their energy and enterprise will, it is
believed, overcome it in time.
During the.progress of this fire, a portion of
the walls was pulled down, and Capt. Char
the falling bricks. The hose of Company &
was cut but the perpetrator of the act has not
been apnrehended. The ignition OF the gas in
the heated pipes rendered the light OF the fire
exceedingly brilliant.
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FREE NEGROES ON NRAILRoAps-One Of the
results of the Brown foray at the South may
be observed in the increased restrictions upon
free colored people. A bill has been intro
vent free negroes travelling ON the railroads
in that State, which passed at the first read
ing. The bill provides that the President who
shall permit a free negro to travel on any road
within the jurisdiction of the State under his
supervision, shall pay a fine of s5oU; any con-
ductor permitting violation Of the act shall
pay fine of $3.50; provided such free negro il
not under the control and care of free white
citizen Of Tennessee, who youches for the
character OF said free negro in a penal bond of
81 ,uGu.
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pa The Great virginia kennedy, and ITO
trMnra.-PkrRRS / fNEAILIBLE REMEDY

mA.Tha Great Virginia 2kvnedy, and no
HUNsre.--Pt kRS' fNEAlL. IBLE REMEDY
FOR G0NORRHEa, AND ALL SECRET DIS
aE no Msrcufsl or Balsamie3 properties, exeels
every thins heretofore oered the public, IN lts Gu
Iatlye. RESTORATIVE, and reGoyaiins powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy viii cure the above diseases. and
oonfounded ghen they have ocular demonsira-
fions 0i the iacts. But the proprietor, who has
known of sha remedy for twenty- y-cdd years. has
known of a case of twenty years Standing TO be
restored TO p4rfect health and all other eases OF
shorter dur tion tn be restored, WI hout single
exception, ard therefore chaen .es any case of
GOnGrrhpa wb bich the remedy Will not cure, pro-
vided the di5ee ons are carried out WITH prudence
on me part ne pafens; sna any Or pufehtsias M
or her case hs.- uarantees a perfect cure; and in
case of faii ira. viii larnish additional medicine,
free Of char g. q, complete the eure.si hf9ueh his
agsnts; anda cre wifi be effected without incen
venience 80 he patient. Sold by
AfpERsOA x DUPUY, Druggists,
AGENTS for the city OF Raymond
.ns-sra% No. 20l. Broad street.
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Thea,re.-Mr. Barry Sullivan, the iragedian,
who rendered himself very popular with play
goers here last winter, commences an engage
ment at the Theatre tonight. The pisee se-
leeted for his first appearance Is Hamlet and
as he is known TO excel in this difficult char
aeter, The audience will doubtless be nuTne-
Ious and fashionable.
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Yesterday was the Irnost imposing military
spectacle ever witnessed in Richmond, only
excepting The occasion Of the visito Of the New
York Seventh Regiment. The Grays had the
largest mum Der tsoI in the line, but company
and the Blues turned ont nobiy. We con-
gratulate all the companies on their fine APP
pearauee. aud may express the hope that noiie
OF thenf viii ahate one particle OF their ardor.
We have now splendid regiment, and TO pre-
serve It's eftieieueys nothing is necessary bat
harmony of action and prompt attendance at
drills.
from their quarters TO the Square, yesterday
morning, by the Richmond Grays, and tho
same duty was performed on the return in the
evening,
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n, During the summer tha, has ius,

"a During tie summer that has inst
passed away, thousands of sufferers from dysente
T sgf Bs s9 ny .9e wbee s6 G IS
evidently destined tomaintain a permanent place
in the puhlis afian Bilious diarrhona is one
sjcian. The medicine hey administer to act pom
the bowels never seemstp reach the source OF the
evil The difficulty is b. GET d remedy shat will
reach all the di gGstire ofsans, and give them ST
rutaneonsiy 8 rush Of yispr. Ia rid themselves OF
this disease. This probieal IS solved by the b T
TIERS, which never fails 10 e)nquer the most stab
born cases l. is only fair D say that. during the
season Just closed, this ras sdicine has achieved
More cures than anv Oh stevsr presented to the
ublte and during the falia which that terrible
scourxe. the fever and asuA, is SO prevalent, the
BiTTERs will gain fresh iauH
Sold by drugsists and dealers gene raliv. evary-
where oc Sim
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Union Prayer Meetings Ersry Monday Might
The committee on Devotional Exercises OF the
Young Mems Christian Association has re-
solved TO establish, in addition 10 the daily
prayer meeting at noon, a weekly meeting, 10
be held every Monday evening, at 4 o'clock, at
the hail of the Association. This will afford
an opportunity TO those who cannot attend In
the day, and will no doubt he well attended.
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nA- why Will yr Suffer THE eye hath
not seen. the hath not heard of y better or
more popular togic than that known as BAk ER'S
PRENfUH BIrTERS. Many are the sufferers
from Dsspe psia. Liver Complant. Heartburn and
Nervous Headache. To such We advise the use OF
these BtTTERS.
Numerous are the recommendatory ceTtlhcatss
TO Mr BAKER. hl-hy complimentary OF the vir-
tues of MS ceteOTated meGIcine.
Tn price al (which these BlTTERS IS sold. puts
it in the powsT Of ali classes to reap the Dement'S OF
their virtues.
Cases Of Dvsrepsa of twenty years; stand ng
have been ured by the use of them IN few weeks.
Don't iai to Try theln.
They can be mad of all the prominent Druggists
in the city of Richmond and else where Virginia
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Useful }nr.afton. have examined, with
much interest the Metallic Safety Seals, ex-
hiDited at the Mechanics Instituts by the in-
ventor and patentee, Mr.. G. A. McEyOy, Of
this city, For sealing valuable letters. they
are much better than anything heretofore in
use, and we are not surprised To learn that
they have been adopted by the Departments at
Washington, and large quantity contracted
for
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High Prics-We understood at Ashland, on
Saturday last, that Mr.. I. W. boswell had re-
fused the offer of $4,000 for "pianet," and
that a wealthy gen leman from the East had
declared his willingness to give $4,000 Tor
him. if he could be bought at that price. One
gentleman, who is judge OF racers, declared
that ii he owned "Pianet.i he would not sell
him for one half the State OF Virginia.
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w., ,,o,bc w,,ei. sufficient Emi

SS~S SSs~.4,, e,s,a1s now using T. II. BASS COUGH
1. ri; : f,r t>caehS, Colds, EoHsutN ption, Nc, IN
: ,see ,4,, tastifs thst is the best IN use
ss. 7 rs are snaenns, do as others are doing,
Eve Il q trial aad continue rs use ~ ~ senehes
,.a,snre' HIS other remedies. equally valuable,
80 gs,r Ext5ector. Compound Aperent and
go p,s.s E>,e Water, ths Darghona. D.sentery.
- 8in,yv Flax Remedies, foothscae Finctare.
r,~e tor neurN}ks&, and others, can be had, by
rbSeSAla aud retail, OF 49,.
+. K. BASS. Proprietor,
Ga, street. wess side between lsi and ID,
49, R.,s.l street. &C 26-lm
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TESTIMONIAL TO LATE MINISTER MASON
The Americans in Paris held a iuseisng ON fhe
lith lust, ia the American Chapel, for the plf-
pose OF testiiyng their respect IL tho rEss In0ry
of the late Judge Mason. Hon. John 3. PT.s-
ton, OF South Carolina, presided, and Coasmi
Spencer WAS appointed secretary. a series u
appropriaie resolutions were passed, aud
speeches were made by Gov. Dyer, Ar. senator
Ciingman, Mr.. Tiffany. Mr. keiti, OF >. T., and
others which ali conearrPd IN a strain OF high
eulogy upon the character aud abilities cf Air.
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! ;. y n - Z. w
No l4t Esgie Square.
wv ofer = Surer50r stocs Of FULL CLOTHS,
S3TfNAlS TWEEDS. KERSEIS, btNSEYS.
=. EsINGS ana ELANAEi.S, of tho best MAKES.
Also.
7o} Ne-ro BLANKETS, white and coloTed, ri
!e a prices for cash ,
.,-4-tIStN
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How THE SLAVES RECEIVED BRowy,s Pro.
PosiTIoS.--A negro boy, belonging to Mr..
Washington. who was taken bv the insurgents
at the time his master was, when he rs.iclaafi
the Ferry was offered pike, when one Of the
insurgents told him that he was free and should
fight the whites. The boy replied. II don't
know anything about being free; was free
enough before you took me, and I'm not going
to fight until see Massa Lewis fighting. and
then fight fer him." This boy was among the
prisoners ia the engine-house.
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WOMAN SHor.-A girl named Julia Nash
was shot by John Laneharf, At Ballston Spa,
on last Saturday. Laneheart was walking
along behind the girl, carrying = gun, and she
wa following her for. Without saying word
I,aneheart raised his gun and fired at her, the
eharge taking effect In her shoulders and
breast, wounding her IN shocking manner.
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II Light, Light, L;sht!,. .--Buy the
Fr>s.--tseNuine CAMEL coat OIL. manuisc-
ure0 from FIFs2nIs Camel Coal. A beautiful
Gear al. warranted 10 burn We'll, not to smoke
s.Ye an. unpleasant oYdor. This OIL is free from
s. asai.e -sfsoa. Will not explode, and is the
economical 0Bi IL use. Sa.a rs
FISHER 4 WINSTON.
og lE-lm Druggists, W hoiesaie Agents.
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..,. rire aud Life.--v.-e leslre 70 .ealI DC H.

IA. Fire and Life. We desire to call the at
teIsioh o. the qnbiic tn one great ana important
FlRF AND LIFE INSURANCE
cSs fr effected 10 ans amount and on the most rea
seaitas terms a. the -
INSURANCE. AGENCY OFFICE,
l9J Nam STREET.
5 few doors above the new Custom House. Please
observe that we re present
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
fNSUHINCE COMPANY!
{ q y n l---~io, 900, 600
with over sSs0.eU0 invested in the United States,
and annual revenue of
s2.a5o.0o0
We are prenare3 "a take large risks on the MOST
FAFOREBLE FERNS.
In HId,f{pa - the ordinary mode OF insurance,
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On pGy1is4f pf rem naHHGt ryez 5RDlS, property is
thence tortb permanently assured. -
b. tAlS plan q saving OF nearly FORI PEH U L.
Years auinuIt n the whole OF the depostes y the
risk and Inconvenience OF renewals avoided.
The p6iicy can he cancelled III any time by the
holder. the premium being returned, less hVe per
cent. - -.
TIE NE YORK LIFE ms ORANGE COM
With capital cf over 81. 500. 600. is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
and offers sreAt Inducements to persons destrnus
OF eiecting insurance on thsir lives as any other
Eompany. y q respectfully solicit call.
WORTHAM & WYATT, Agents,
le1 Main street.
3 Medical Errminers-Ro. r. COLEMAN, n. D.,
j. 3. II. CONWAY, NJ. d. oc3-if Is
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Ailbla5R


sSiH CHIipys--To those who remember The
morus muificauins excitement thirty years
ago, and The loss and ruin that followed Ia ~
train, any advocacy Of the culture of silk
win be looked upon with suspicion and pro-
nouuced a humbng Let all such, however,
visit the Mocha nics' Institute Fair, and ex-
anime the specimens Of raw and manufuctur.
ed silk there exhibited, and they may then
change their opinion, and conclude that The
eafture of silk in virginiais not only pTacti-
cable, but may be made profitable. Miss Cas-
sAxDTA WILLIS, a resident Of RappahanBock
county, has on exhibition one pair Of black
silk hose, two beautiful pocket handker-
chiefs, several specimens Of sewing silk, and
a snail quantity OF the raw material, reared,
dyed, Knit, and wove by herself and one of
her neighbors informs ms that she deyotcs most
of her leisure 10 the rearing and feeding Of lae
worms, and the preparation and manufacture
of the silk.
The Colonial Government Of Virginia had
the white mulberry brought to this country
and transpanted, and offered premiums for
the cultivation OF raw silk. From that day TO
the present the mulberry has continued to
spread and take root in every partof the State
50 that every farmers wife, ii she were 80
disposed, could have a cocooSery OF her own.
ana not only manufacture her own stockings
and handkerchiefs, but her silk dresses and
sewing silk, at little or no cost. Let them fol-
low the example of Miss Willis and learn 20
become useful as well as ornamental.
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Bad Luck--It is TO be regretted that the
beautiful race mare Lucy Haxall,' who SO
readily disposed of Lucy Tally, at Fairfield.
and viii never appear on the turf again. She
ran and won hard three mile heat race ON
Friday, ausi on Saturday morning took her
usual exercise, but on going back TO her stable,
il was discovered that one CT the leaders in
her left fore-leg had given way. The loss IL q
heavy one to the Messrs. boswell, who expect
ed To take her South this winter.
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Norfolk Mittary.--The detachment Of the In-
dependent Greys who accompanied the re-
mains of Minister MASON from Norfolk, con-
sisted of Capt. V. ID. Groner, Surgeon q. =.
West. Orderly Jos. Smith, Corporal Hogwood,
Privates Gillerlain, Ruiong, Sykes, Moore.
Bolton and Dozier. They attracted much az
tention by their gentiemaniy bearing and soi-
dierly appearance. they were quariered al
the Central Hotel as guests of the State.
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F. woak-Keepcr and Accountant -

luuN WILLIAMS offers his services Ia keep
setS a. Pcnks TeSGiarlf and neatly. ana 10 exam
i-r wrI;e ur. settle and adjust accounts.
r. has mad a iHpS experience in BOOK keepins.
md a4s testimonials fFofc men OF the hrst standing
i~ G!rhW"ud.
Application may be made 70 i0nS l.. VIII
I ANS. NJ She oilce of Messrs. JoAN a. hsNcAs-
vyk SES- oc lS-am
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Opt of Daager.-The famous brood mare
Nina, the dam OF Planet, was taken sick on
Saturday last. and created great sympathy
among the visitors TO Ashland, none of whom
felt contented until they learned that the poor
animal was improving. and considered to BIO
out of danger
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The Union Prayer Meetings, at Goddin's HALL
at ~ O'Clock, have OF tate teen very Interesting
and well attended. The daily prayer mfe.ing
seems now to have become an established in
stitution of ihe city, and is no doubt pradnc-
tive of much good to the moral and religivus
interests OF the community. Touching ys-
quests for prayer are frequently sent III 10 the
meetings from persons in bodily aud spiritual
distress. Scenes of especial interest often
transpire in the course of the exercises.
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HsHYico Circuit Court.-I he fail term OF udge
Clopton's Court commenced last Tuesday, at
the State Court House, in this city. The oniy
criminal case tried during the week was tiiat
Of Jason Brightwell, indicted for stabhing
Miles Wade. The jury found him guilty,
afIlxng his term OF nprsonment in Jail at
one year, and his fine at one cent.
The trial of Nimrod B Dickinson, for the
murder of John g. lialey, will probably COM
mence to-day.
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ss kidney nad Bladder Complaints. =

rs-Kidnty aad Bladder Conipiaihts,- The
rewest and niast Important discovery inr Kidney,
rhcra or Whites,s Sexual Weaknesses, PhI seal
prasfraton and Dt biiity of either sex, 10 ARTS
UoRNE'S BJCM COMPOUND.
Persons who hssss been unable 70 walk have soon
been reIieved hy tbs powerful CoMPoUHp. ltls
cal men and hose no have used IL To be tie best
BCcHu coMppg.'D in the world. Large bottles
saved hY fjSaERG G WINSTON. Drusgiss,
,e I.-i2m Main street, Richmend.
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MagoY's Conyt.-The transactions at the
Mayors Court last week were quite limited !;
and when ii is considered thatit was a festival
season. the tact must Ds suolect u pubic
total for Saturday.
Alice Hardgroye, an inhabitant OF Exchange
Alley was taken up for disorderiy conduct
ii tie street and lashing Waterman with
her tongue Failing to give security for her
good behavior, she was committed e jail.
Isaac Newton, a slave. who, in MT of 1eat-
onsy, drew a dirk To annihiiaie his negro n.
val, Wm McCray, was ordered TO be punished
for that offence and for carrying concealed
weapons. This emeufe having occurred on
the way home from 9 show. = fhe Mayor took
utmost yixilance would b required Of the on
GERS hereafter 10 ascertain whether slaves at
iending places 81 amusement ere provided
with puseee, or not.
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70 Great Barsains-
FUE CASH, At
PERKINS e. CO.'S,
No. 14i, EAGLE SquAn

No. i4i, EAGLE SQUa anE.
"A Brown Shifting, Heavy, st6d
z-s Bieaehed at6d.
Snper IS at 10 cents
Tie best A eversold here, at l2ttf4s
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS. at 81 cents A
Best English snd American pRtNJs, At u eent4
GO ~ VAIL NFIA S and DELAINEs, at lz1a cts
Rich PARIS pkLAfNfS. at 625a cts, worth eI5s cs
DIR EsS SILKS. very cheap
Is Yers Rtch K ROBES, at S35, worth S43
KID GLOVES as good as Alexnnders. at Is cts.
Vest 1914 B.eaehed SHEET NGs. at Is cts.
PERKINS Il CO.,
se I3-ts No. TAI Eagle Square.
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN rs PARIs.--The
Paris CORES pondent OF The Courier ees Etats
Unis writing October 18th. says:
II have Just heard of the sndden death Of
Mr. George NAV brother Of the gallant Capa,
May vino was married only a lew mciths
since to Miss Lizzie PaimsS, Of New ioyk, aad
who came pass the honey moon at Parts,
ed 10 dine with them this evening. Mr. Mays
life was suddenly cut short BY this rupture of
an anepfisla.r
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The Msehaaiey' fBstisHts Fair is very attrac ,
tive at this time, because of the vast amount
of new ard beautiful working machinery. the
number of miniature steam engines. he large
amount of manufactures CT superior quality,
the beautiful paintings, drawings and needle
work, the extensive collection of curiosities
ana valuable relics, and the novelty Of the
steam Calope. Those who have not yet had
an opportunity to examine carefully the great
variety of contributions, should do so to-day,
when the hall will not be SO densely crowded.
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Tie Yoyk,ova.--The steamship Yorktown, Of
the New YCrk aad Richmond line, Is TO run
for the present between New York and Hasa-
ma, in place OF the Quaker City, recently disa.
biesi at sea
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F;rs--A frame buiidiBg, owned by Susan
Thomas situated on Marshall street, near the
city jail, took fire on Saturday morning ana
was considerably damaged. Most Of the fur
Gittire was saved.
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Close Of the Esir.-But few persons, besides
those employed in removing the stock, ma
chinery, Ic visited the Fair Grounds on Sat
urday. Some of the fast trotters were dis
playing their qualities on the track, but there
were no spectators to encourage them, save 3
few darkies, and here and there a juvenile
peeping through the fence. The Fair how
ever was a grand success from beginning 10
end, and the Central Society is now "fiXed
fact.'' The cash receipts at the gates were
some 81 COO, and the entire receipts, from ad-
missions and memberships, fully equal those
of last year, when the u. 5. Agricultural So
eiety added eclat to the occasion.
The trials of speed, Friday, resulted in
an award of premiums as follows, lst-to ID.
+. Ward, for horse Dick: 2d-to ]. Ii. Norton,
tor Nannie Bell; 3d-to VIM. Walls, of Pc
tersburg, for Defiance; ith--to VIM. Walls, for
Upright. ID. I. Harvey, of Dany.iie took the
first premium for the fastest double team, and
Alex. Kerr, of Richmond, the second. We
hope The speed of horses will be tested next
year by matches, sfead of trotting singiy
against time, as the interest of the exhibition
wouid thereby be greatly enhanced.
The premium awarded 10 Christian & Lea,
of Richmond, on their fine tobacco, was ior
the s'best manufactured" article, instead of the
"best shipping leaf, rs stated in the published
list on Saturday. The premium awarded on
Singers Sewing Machines was accidentally
omitted. With these exceptions, the list was
correct, so far as We know
We had the advantage of delightful weather
during the entire week, though the dust was
somew hat disagreeablr. In fact, we have every
reason 10 be grafiiled with the occurrences,
incidents and pleasing results of the Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

AA-'ae IT CURES ALL PAIN.
.r,. 4.s,sbie rTenaTafieu ~ used internally and
eNte[nSss ss~riise HEADACHE.
I'VE rs 80 BRFTSFS CIR i.Bf4AfNS,
TENLERA NORBCS, fAkAIhr': o,-p>e
hHffdS SiEIs GHOt, ERA, -
Ntt,,ft'XSl STaH 1fNpS. PAIN IN THE. SIDES,
t4ts ~. ~ Z SSTToWArH PAIN in the BREAST,
( Ne Nc tF lisa st'enn r FROSTED FEkT,
c'aS I'm : EarE PAIN in the BOW ELS.
iRlN - san Tonic 1T "a very beneficial for
vssk stomach or bowels ct,,. ~ n,,.
i~ N,tIss al la 2s and 81 cents. Sold ~ a' bfus
s|. an R.chmor,i. Petersburg and Norlets; ana
fs'N - ss,,'f :, tbn Stats Je B-l2m