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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

SAD AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.-It is our
naiful duty to announce the death of Mrs
Mary Miller, the venerable mother of our es-
teemed townsman, Judge Ellie Miller, which oc.
Cured on "Wednesday evening, at the Judges
residence on Gam mbier-street, under the follow
ing painful circums tances: 1t appears that
while alone in her room, about nine O'Clock
seated by Il stove, she opened the stoye-door
when The fire was communicated TO her dress
and. in q moment, she was wrapped in IIames
Being very old, and helpless as a child, she
could render herself no assistance, whatever.
The deceased was born near HagerstoWn in
the State of Maryland, in l7Gi, and was conse-
queutly, in the ninety eighth year of her age
at the time ofhe death. She was a woman of
strong constitution and of great physical en-
durance, having passed through many exciting
scenes and being an eyewitness TO many re-
markable events in The history of our country
MI. Vernon (O) Banner, 2ith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
RAcnEL,s LEwELs-A snit has been cor

RACHEL's JEwELs.-A suit has been COM
menced in the United States ConTt at New
York, 20 forfeit jewels of considerable value,
formerly owned by Madame Rachel, on the
ground that they were smuggled. Ii appears
that Aiphonso Dpschowitz, physician, pur-
chased the property at the safe Of Madame
Rachel's effects in Paris. lie came 10 this
country by the Arago lew months ago, hav
ing under his care an Insane patient. he had
the jeweiry with him, and they passed with
out duty. Mrs. Descho WitZ claiming them rs
personal property. Subsequently they were
exhibited in q iewelry store. with their value
marked on theln They Were attached by tho
government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

TRIAL OF FAERAR.-The examining trial of
VIM. Farrar, for the killing OF Michael Vance
came up before the County Court, on Iast
Monday. The circums tances of the killing
briefly were as follows: 1t seems that Vance
had used improper language in the presence of
Farrar's wife, which being related 10 Farrar,
by his wife, determined him TO chastise Vance
With this resolution he started to the field
where Vance was at work, and accused him of
the fact, which Vance pronounced a lie, where
upon Farrar struck him three or four times
with his fist (as he alieges,) one of the blows
iislocating his neck 1t is proper TO STATE that
Earrar alleges that he struck him more forci-
bly, because Vance had a knife in his hand at
the time. Afier an examination of the eyi-
dence, the Court concluded TO send the pris
oner on for further trial.-StdRatoa Findtca-
tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

The Practic. of Mediciae.-Moses Harris, a
slave, known the ''I)lack Doctor was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday or Il charge Of ad-
ministering medicine to a negro woman named
Peggy, the properly of Mrs Andrews Wheth-
er he medicine was in the form Of pills or
powders--w neither ernetic, cathartic, homeo-
pathic or aliopathic--we are utterly unable 80
say, because the inyes legation was postponed
to this morning; but as Moses prac tees with
out diploma, and violates the rules and reg
ulations laid down for the government of his
class, he may possibly receive lesson on the
application of external remedies with a prac-
teal demonstration OF the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

AN ASTRONOMICAL CLoCK.-There is in the
town of Nantucket, Mass, an astronomical
clock, made by Hon. Walter Folger, when he
was only twenty-five years OF age. The plan
of tfe whole OF its machinery was matured
and completed in his mind before he CON-
menced TO put il together. 1t keeps the cor
rect date of the year, and the figures change as
the year changes. The sun and moon, repre-
sented by balls, appear To rise and SET on the
face of the clock, with all their variations and
phases, as in the heavens 1t also indicates
the SUMS place in the ecliptc, keeps ar account
of the motion of the moons nodes around the
ecliptic, and the sun and moons declination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES presi-
dents of the various railroads from MAR @ to
New Orleans are ia Washington, for the pu~-
pose OF making proposals to theAPost tmas ter
General for transporting the United States
mail from Portland TO New Orleans The
time equired by the Department for carrying
the mails, in which ontrae tors agree to fulfil
or forfeit their pay. is three days between New
Orleans and New York; and it Is furthe stipu-
lated by the department that in the event OF
failure or detention at any intermediate poin l.,
the contractors shall be obliged, upon the ar
rival of the mail, TO dispatch the same imne-
diately by special train, instead of awaiting
the usual time for the departure of the next
regular train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
- AAyora to ,he Wi.e is sufttcicnt.-En

- " ord to thP w iSF - sufficient FUi-
rrr,'r-,s-c ans nnv Us.aS i. Il. BASS COUGH
>. tf-h. -.r ta4-bS. Colds. CcnsumrtIon. &c in
.l..-r,. ca" tastiis ta9t u IS the best in
srF.t son are SGECf.H-. Go as others are doing.
g g.. t..-. and continue lts Ise Il IL benefits
,... g., u..cr S accomplished every WAY 10y rer-
er.s.e--e. rs other remedies. equally yGiuahie.
-s- t., rslu GNtrFctur, CoUpnuui Aper:ent and
....- S.. Eve Water. the DlnTrbu7, n Ssnteu .
4-, .-t, 8.ux Remedies. TnNtueche Tlncture,
$500 t.- ae rrsi-la. aEd others. can he had, b.
v..Hrs1.a .r- retail, ni
I. K. BASS. Proprietor,
Cay street. west side, between ~ and I'd,
Richmond, EirNinIa.
A,Sa sTIFR>CN & DCPCI. pragl.sts. No.
-. .-a4u street. oc 26-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Iassafys---Ihe announcement that Mr. Barry
sullivan would appear on Monday uigl,t in
me character of Hamlet, drew together one OF
the most numerous and fashionable audiences
ol ,he season The tragedy was well produced.
parts admirably. Mr. SnIiyan's Hamlet is
~ ,hf our judgment, q correct impersonafion of
5nat ,i, singniar and difficult character. The 40.
''.'.o ules Were finely rendered and sifd4sN
Passiof'ate passages free from rant Vet pra
nohneed and acted with thrilling e.rsc; The
. sIse asoIs were evidently delighted with the
pirce, rom cotamancemsnt 10 close.
The tragedy of The Garnsster v,iil ba ,,ox
formed Tonight. with Mr. Sullivan as peydtrl,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

FEDERAL ESpENDITUREs.--At The last ses-
sion OF the Senate resolution was passed
requesting he President TO cause the heads of
the Departments 10 submit estimates for The
eX peuses of the Government TO The next Con-
gress, upon a basis not exceeding fifty mii-
lions, exclusively of the public debt ard the
interest thereon, provided the same can be
done without injury 10 the public service
Estimates are nov IN course OF preparat ttoD,
in accordance with the spirit of This resolu-
tion. and with vieW to strict economy, but it
is not III all probable thai the expenditures
will be estricted TO such a narrow limit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

1HE CASE OF SHOOTING IN BALTIMORE
Ihe Baltimore American. of Tuesday, an
nonnces that the wound received by Acting
Mayor NcPhail is not dangerous, as at first
feared, and that his condition on the previous
night was one affosiing hope that he will en-
tireiy recover from lis effects The American
says:
The different statements with regard to the
affalr are very conflicting, but we learn that
Mr.. McPhall eXonerates Mr. llama from any
dlrect agency in the matter further than the
drawing OF L deadly weapon in crowded
room. lie says that the weapon was drawn bv
Mr.. Hanna on Mr.. Harcourt, but he does uot
know whether in anger orln play-that Mr..
Harcourt Wrenched it from his hands and
tna' 1t exploded whilst in the hands OF Mr.
Harcourt. Mr. McPhail's son, who was pres
sent, states that AIr. Wilmot fearing that Mr.
Iarcourt was about to shoot Mr.. Hanua.
jerked him around, and by 50 doing bronghi
the pistol i'll range with Mr. McPhail. The
whole affair is regarded by Mr.. B!cPhail as ari
accident, occasioned by the careless handling
oi . deadly wea pom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

BANK FAILURES IN CANADA.-TWo banks
doing business in Toronto closed their doors
last week, leaving the holders of their notes TO
whistle after the money which these notes rep
resented. The first that went was the lnterna-
tional. 1t shut up shop last "Wednesday, and
its example was followed next day by the CO.
loniai. The aggregate amount Of the outssand-
ing notes of the two broken-down establish.
ments Is estimated ~ about three hundred
thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

MILK AND 'THE MAZY.'-Ihe Albany Ar
gus says 1.-The milkmen of Syracuse had a hail
at tire EoUrhes House, last evening, ia which
the lniIkmea of Rochester and other places
united. The affair was drawn mild, and the
cream of The joke was, that almost all The
ladies wore sky-biue silk dresses. In the
dance some OF the miikmaids SKINNED along
the floor with much grace, while others bob
bed un and down like u churn handle. One Of
the youug ladies present declared the scene
was heavenly meaning, We suppose, that 1t
was in the milky way"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

IA Great BarsaIns-
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS i co.'s,
No. l4i, EAGLE SQuARK.
! R1owp seSrnsd sdHiRriNG' Heavy a,sd.
super. . 80 " al 30 cea.s
lne lg-st44 ever sold here, at l25a cts.
10 , 5 Fast Cold PR RiNTS. at 81. cents
beVt En-iish ana American PRINTS, at II cents
@ps FALENTlAS aad DELAiN Es. ut l21s cts.
4 h,,a Paris DkLAINES, al G21a cts, worth 67ta cts.
DkESs SILKS. very cheap
y Fef{ kleb SILK ROBES, at SS5. worth s45
n Pi.Oh Es, sopi as Alexander s. st 20 cts.
%es' lJ-s beaehed SAEkTlNGs; Al Zs cts.
PERKINS x CO..
&c D-lS No. i4I Eaglo Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Retarnsd-Oficers Kelly and Morris, who
conducted the insursent Cook from CHAM
Richmond. They represent that the prisoner
was apparently III fine spirits during the Pc
riod of the journey, and disposed 10 be quite
taikalive. On one occasion, when there was
seine reason 10 apprehend an attempt at res
cue, Cook offered To aid in repelling 10 if they
would furnish him weapons Ia most asaag
Haattsoas proposition, which the officers very
properly declined. Messrs. Kelly and Morris
were each presented by Col Barbour, of JEFF
ferson, with a pair of Maynarti's pistols. which
had been in Cooks possession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

HsRTico Circutt GoHrt.--A ther inefiectual
effort was made yesterday to proceed with
The trial of n. II. Dickinson. II was stated
That one of The COmmonweaith's witnesses bad
gone on trip 10 New Eagland, aud another
70 Philadelphia. After sitting until 3 o'clock
without transacting any business, the Court
adjourned over until this morning ~ TO- The
prisoner has not vet been arTaiEuGd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

1T ttkFS ALI. tAiN,
-.s tslaahle preparation ts Gsed gutemslly and
ts..r.e..T. i cgFeS
.FUACEE. HEADACHE,
y .a&' " and BRUISES CHiahaAiNS,
-... Frs NoRRIS, EARACEE.
u# NtT5SN. SCAIpS and BURNS,
Nyr.EA1t+fA. CtfU'. ERA.
...\ : TFr MRS. PAIN ~ THE SIDES,
~ .nter STOMACH. PAIN IN the BIZ EAST
..E THROAT. FROSTED FEET.
"A \ y TuE q trE. PAIN ~ Tho BON ELS
Be.rca 6as TON ~. 4 IS Yery beneficial ior q
secs $.n.54. q ~ bowels.
.- f.,,t-ss al Z. . ard - cents Sold hy all Drug
-..s q El,Ha,ad, Petersburg and Norfolk, and
,....- la4t tsa state. lr II -l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

THE UARrKR-s FERRY CoNsPfRAcY.-A
dispatch from Washington states that no ac-
lion has been taken by the Government re-
garding the aiders and aLetteTS OF tie iIar-
Should sufficient evidence against them be
obtained, IL IS supposed the requisilions for
their snrreader wiz be maize hy Gov. " iso, as
in the cases of Cook and IIaa!et.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
The NEw YORK LIE ms sUR4NcE COM
- The Grsat Virginia Eemeiy, and no no

HCsBrG.-PrTERS INFALLlBLE REMEDI
FOR GONORKH,RA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EA&E$.-Fhis great American remedy, contain.
IaE no Mefcurial a. i3aisaWlc properties, cxcels
cry thing heretofore offered the public, IN its Gu
r-:Ive, restorative, and renovatns powers; and
ne medical world are assonIshed when told that
te above remedy wiIt cure the above aS<eascs, and
c'niounded when they have ocular dem2ustra-
tnogn OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
tnfwn Of a cage of twenty yeaTs standing To be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration 70 ne restored, without a single
exception. and therefore CHALLENGES any case oi
PorurrhTa which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
rded the directions are carried out with prudence
IN the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
hall dozen bottles and using aRcoTu,u-ly. IA MS
tF her stse. re guarantees perfect euro. and in
case II failure, VIII furnish additional medicine,
iree OF char,e, ~ complete the cure. through his
agents, and cure viii he elected without incon-
yeulencs io The patient. Sold by
APPERSON Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond.
au S-sfn+ No. 20I. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

GIRL SHoT.--A boy, eight or nine years old,
in Valley Forge, Pa, on the 25th ulI., went to
a neighbor's house. while the older members
OF the family were absent, and with gun de-
liberately shot down II girl, about twelve years
of age, killing her instantly. The boy upon
being questioned. first said the gun had fallen
accidentally and shot her. lie subsequently,
stated that he was mad at her. aud had killed
her They had attended school together and
had quarreled. The boy had threatened to
out his threat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Smah fuses Sally. a slave. the property of
Mar ha Gill, arrested for going AZ large was
YESTERDAY committed to iaii hv tho Aavnr-
FRANCES Rrown.an eua ncipated slave. f,Imer-
" belonging 10 the estate OF Wm Robinson Of
STAFFORD. was arrested for remaining in rhe
Commonwealth in violation of law hilt dis
charged after the fac's Were laid before the
Mayor. Juiia Ann Spratlpy, who has been
residing here with SurFY Tapers and Nancy
Page, ditto with Henrico papers were ordered
10 leave the city within specified time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

RAILROAD ACoIpENT-As sema Of the en-
ployees of tie Pittsburg Fort Wayne aud
Chicago Railroad Were Transporting a freight
train 10 another track in Pittsburg, Pa, ltist
Friday, Aiexander wilson, a butcher, fell,
" hen attempting 10 get on car, and his foot
being caught in some manner, he was dragged
for a considerable distance aHd SO badly IN
iuretl that he died tbe same evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Pof'cs Operafioas,-D During the month OF De
tober the number of persons committed 10 ,Fe
lower station -houIe was-whi,es On steVca
free negroes IS; total 100. Upper s,atios
house-whites ~, slaves 81, free negroes II:
total "A, OF the whole numhpr. 2,3 NJ, less
than ~ were arrested for drunkenness. While
this is not very favorable commentary upon
the condition OF the ,eetoial cause in Rich
mond, we are gratided TO note The absence of
any crime of magnitude, most Of the ailpga-
lions against the offenders having teen OF =
trivial character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Af1eGgS IN DihrHtY. Margaret Sullivan and
her daughter Mary were put in the cage last
evening for disorderly conduct at the house of
woman named HardgToye. in Exchange al
ley. Dram-driukiug keeps the head of the
Sullivan family in perpetual difficulty and the
daughter illustrates the influence Of an evil
EXAMPLE The Mayor will dispose of them
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

For Ps,srs5RTg.-L Long trains of cars went
from this city to Petersburg on Monday even
ing and yes sterday, with crowds uf passengers,
going to the Sta!e Fair. The preparations over
there were extensive, and ii the weather con-
tinues favorable, our neishbors viii have
CAV time OF it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A correspondent of
the Newbern Progress, writing from Colds
boro', N. c., Oct. %, says:
A highway robbery was committed at Mt.
Olive, iii the lower part OF this county, on the
night OF the I0th inst J. Baker Rowden ESQ .
was murderously attacked and robbed, and his
body, which was supposed TO be dead, thrown
into pond of water near by. BY what means
he escaped drowning. is not known. / under
stand he has lain speechless ever since the oc-
currence and it is considered very doubtful
whether he will survive his wounds. which
are principally upon the head. a man by The
name of Capps has been committed TO Jail on
suspicion OF having participated in the affair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
- Kidney and B,adder Conpla ints.-T

Es.Kidney and BLADDER toinpla iDts.-TE
rev ST and most important discovery inr Kidney,
Bladder Com plants, Urinary distractions, Lcucor-
Tners or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. Phi steal
rfnAtfatiGn ami Debility of either sex, IS HARFo-
HDkNk'S BECHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been I'M hie 10 walk, have soon
teen reieved Is this powerful COAPOC ND. 1t is
prepared 10y Chemist, and 10 pronounced by medi.
cal ueu and those who have used It, 10 be the best
bCCbU COM POUND d in the world. Large bottles
small battles 50 cents, A fresh supply Just re-
teiyed by FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
e H-l2in Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

HoRRIBLE.-A few days ago, The daughter of
weli-known citizen, a prominent merchant
and wealthy man, of Albany, n. ", was found
in the street, by some friend of her father, in
beastiy state of intoxication, and taken home
A crowd of idle boys We're about her, who
were throwing piles of leaves upon her. She
was tastefully and richly dressed and wore a
large amount of jeweiry. From some cause or
other, she has become addicted TO strong drink
and her parents are obliged to keep eontin-
uai watch upon her movements. She is q
beautiful girl, abont 10 years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Hardsotg@ DirjJepd.-The Directors of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany of this city, have declared Il dividend Of
70 per cent. out Of the profits of The last six
months, passing at the same time the sum OF
S9,0G0 to their contingent fund, making their
SnrulnS NOW S.,nNln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

THE CoTToS CRoP IN TENSEssEE.-Let-
tiers from Memphis, Tenn. state la cotton is
ct ming in raj idly. The receipts are exlected
10 amount to 40 800 bales this season, llis esti
mated value being from eighteen to twenty
closed in June. In 1ese, 3 $40 bales were
shipped mp the river for th- East and West; IN
1850, o0,0GO bales were shipped in the same di-
rection, and il is expected that l5u,0O0 bales
Will take The same course in irug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
-, to0d> fer servants Inthing.-
z L L = = = 1. u u

No III EAGLE Square.
N,r- eFsr e crne-'1r stnc~ Of FULL CLOTHS,
StT.N-T> INEEUS. kERSEIS. LtESEIS.
IfI.lIN6$ aal t!-AN ~ ELS, ul the best makes.
ALSO.
eea Nero BLANKETS, white and colored. at
~ 4r.r.s iorgE>J,
Planters and otaars are invited 10 give a call.
..r .5-t1stN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

DRsTRucTlyE FIRE Al BosTos.~The extea-
siye sugar house ON Gooeh street, Boston, six
stories high, oecunied by Seth Adams, was
burned Sunday evening. The loss on ibe s,oe X
is eSa.GGe and OF The building aad machinery
&5UotO. There was nearly S6p,tt0 insurance
on the stock. and on the building Sl2,sOU.-~
Very little of the stock WAS saved, not over
7U0 pounds OF sugar Lei0g taken out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

An Interesting Address may be expected al
the Mechanics Institute Fair Room, this eve
ming at O'Clock. DIR. JOHN p LITTLE, a gem
tleman OF learning and said 10 be All interest
ing and Instructive lee turer. has consented 10
address the Institute tonight and we bespeak
for him large aud intelligent audience Oar
citizens owe Ii 10 themselves to encourage the
aud we are sure they can do SO more success
fully in 40 other way than by encouraging
good lectures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

~ Mrs. J. 4. Williams. VI. d., offers her
81 'tocs u those 0t her own sex, and TO Children
"io iNd( need medical advice attendance.
,dePeciai attention given to the management OF
Aoina4e diseases, aud diHpiacenents.
m 'ohe Wisllns aD interview al their residence,
oEa address Post Office Box SAT.
Fichmond. Va oc a-ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

SINGULAR DEArH.--A few days ago, John
McDermott, of Joliet, Ill, who had been
much debilitated by illness. was leaning
against picket fence in that town, when he
slipped, and his neck was caught between two
Of the pickets, where be strAngied to death,
beine too weak 70 e1trtsAte htmself,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

TIE Bag BpSi3sSS.- George aud Toney, me-
groes black charcoal. were punished yes
terday by the hiayor's order FOR steasiDg leo
empty bags from logan Waller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
- 10 Tohncco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r. 10 Tobacco ~ an53i 4 turer s.--W e
have made arraI- eGlaH WIFI NcSSrs. GuSSeT I
H'. rllsH - make sEt sal, their = EN / TOBAC-
..' Fi E<~tS. with fnnyqhia RETAINING PR ES-
u.s. and ere rov- prep. eh "a make them at short
-lrr Ne call tue streutlon 0f all marutsct tursTs
at tobacco - iaeH. " e claim IJr these machines
j.. lb12--s Igln,s.
81. Ige work .s done better.
81. The sn1U space thcs Cccupv.
s.a. Tue immense saylHS oi money in the outlay
L. us0Usurfy-
: rIii Of tobacco is set }y one Of these machines
r. irpm three - five UuuUlas, and relied oil in the
-r-a.npr to q SIDE tIlcs. and allowed 10 stl-d as
long As t.a manager wishes. Ii enou h O. the re-
70 ne-s are procured, the tobacco can stand tor
hours @ the mills.
Ee 7atsr 70 Nessrs Palmer K Allison, A. Dill.
Is. i1r.Izr. J. B. RoYsfer 4 CO.. TCrpin & Var
r-rG-a E1TENGER Z EDMOND,
= Tact rs 81 Portable and Stationary En-ines
ard saw Nils. Car! 81, Richmond. oc B-1m%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

SUDDEN DkATm or An Aofoe, DIR. Cleo.
H. Wyatt, Il well known actor and theatrical
manager. died III Waterbury, Conn., en- Mem
day evening. he was playing IN the second
act of .UneIe Toms Cabin" when he vas
taken with q paipiiasiol Of TIE heart, aud, ap.
ON being removed TO The Seo,ilIe House, died
an hour afterward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

STEAMER NKw WoRLp.-~The last news
from the steamer New World, l. thar she II In
4 fair way of bring lifted by the derricks, from
her uncomforiable position ~ the botioIn OF
the Hudson, opposite Speyton Devil creek.
large portion OF her freight has been reecy.
cred in a damaged condition, including two
pianos and o lot OF dry goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

NANsEMoND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--The
second annual exhibition 0i The NausemVud
Agricultural Society came OF last week at
the SocietV's grounds near Sufloik. The at
tendance was large. One Il Tie greatest at
fractions OF the fur was the tournament.-
The Knight Of the Blues (Dr j. +. Aiteheii)
was the successful knight; the Knight 81 tie
Red Gross (Mr Il. Baliarc.) was&eeond, and
The Knight Of Somerton, (Mr Chas. MiltitrD
third The annual address befoIe he SGcieiy
was delivered by Dr Smith, ol Suffolk.