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Central 4gricRlsHrat Soeiety.-In view of the
fact that The iime is rapidly approaching for
holding the annual FAIR of the above Society,
it will open an cfiice to-day at BARGAINING $
rev building, southwest corner CT Main ard
10Th streets, for the sale OF tickets, which will
be kept open from henceforward till after the
holding Of the Fair. When the enormous ex-
pense " hich the enterprise and public spirit
OF the Executive Committee has IL duced them
to Incur for the purpose Of furnishing our
people grounds worthy TO be called far is
taksn into consideration, we trust that the
public, for whose they are intended, will
not be backward in helping to supply the
sinsws OF war by beconing membe Of the
S ciety, which they can do at 4 trifiing COST
The grounds owned by the Ssciety, and the
i'm proyements thereon, are far superior 10
those OF any other agricultural society in the
South, and, we have heard, are not surpassed
anywhere in the Unior, for general flthess for
the purposes to which tney are devoted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Let Of.-Wilson Ccutts was arraigned be.
fore the Mayor on Saturday for getting drunk
and lying on the sidewalk. He was admou-
jshed and discharged .tts+ ~ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

COURT. HOUSE, BURNT. The court house
at Lake CITY Fla J was Destroyed by fire
few nights since. Not scrap OF print ted mat
ter or manuscript in either the sheriH's or
clerks Office was saved, ess1.. Les.
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Charged Nth Grand Lareeny.-John Ander.
sou, free negro, is to Be examined ON to-.
morrow by the Mayor. on the charge Of steal
ing $50 worth of wearing apparel, belonging to
Lucinda j. Lipscomb, white woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

LYNCH Law IN NARKANsAs-47d nj SnmHioyl
Er.eution Of 1,eo Horse ThiereS by the Popu.
llee.-A man named Martin Ill. Gillian ALA,
William Owen, formerly of Johnstown, Bates
county, Mo, was hung at Fort Smith, Ark.
on the 4th inst, for horse stealing, in the pre-
sencs of large concourse of citizens. He wa,
arrested some weeks since, and an effort made
TO hang ham, during which he Jumped away
from the rope. and was shot down while in
tie act of making his escape His wounds
were serious, and medical treatment afSorjed
As soon as ais injuries would admit of his be.
ing removed he was taken to the county Jail q
Green wood, whence he escaped last q igh I, ar d
to facilitate his flight, stole ano ther torse, bu
wa: retaken at Van Buren and returned t
Fort Smith, " here summary punishment was
again determined on. He was led to a tree
with the fatal moose adJ asted round his neck
Seeing no hope of escape, he confessed hi:
guilt. manifested contrition for his past deeds
sought forgiveness at the Throne OF Mercy il
a feeling prayer, and earnestly called upoI
those present to be admonished by the exam.
pie before them. lie was then swung up anC
the ira gedy was concluded.
Scarcely had these proceedings ended wher
another prisoner was brought into towL
charged with the same offence. He was exam
intd on the street, confessed the crime o.
which ne was accused, and hurried TO the fa tia
spot, and soon swung by the side Of his brother
In crime. The second victim was Choctav
half breed, named Shoat.
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kILLkD BY LiGHTNINe.-Seneca Kennedy,
sieersman of q boat on the Erie Canal was
struck by lightning on the night of the 24tn
nlt., when near Rochester N. Y :, and instant
iy killed.
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Unsasefsi Asssm6iy.-Thomas Neagle was
snmm,ned before the Mayor ON Saturday tor
allowing ten negroes to congregatc In his
house on the 4th inst. Owing to the absence
of witnesses, the case was continued until
Tue sday. 49,. -
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TEE ESeLIsH uARvEsT.-A dispatch re-
ceiyed by the steamer Connaught says:
The most prominent topic 10 England con.
tinued TO be the weather aud the harvest. A
good deal Of rain had fallen since the dspar.
ture of the Persia, ard the weather was unfa.
vorable for gathering in the wheat which wa
cut, or for ripening that which was still stand
ing. The samples of the new crop which had
found their way 10 market were generally un.
satisfactory as to quality, being mostly damp
and inferior. A notice from the Commander.
in Chief of the army permits officers TO allow
a certain number of soldiers TO assist in the
harvest
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CorroN SgNr DIRECT From MRNPHIS TO
EUROPE The Memphis papers announce that
the frst lot of cotton. consisting Of fifty. three
bales, has beea sent direct from Memphis 70
Eurore The shippers expect that II will
reach Liverpool In twenty -keyen days at the
Outsid0.
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GRAM REoEIPTs MoRE THAN DouBLED -
Reducing the -four TO bushels, the total
amount Of grain received at Chicago since lat
OF January amounts TO 20 $50 973 brshels.
against ~ i8,l7s bnsfials receiyel In the cor
responding period OF last year.
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Agent for nr. WIN. "

vnte hEWAkO.-Abscepde from the
HrsiEia aud Tennessee Nsilroad Company,
,n ~ ~ t9TMer homo IN Richmond. MULATIO
6o,don WILLIAM, who is hired Of Miss L.
sas,n,ss seets Or inches IN height. He 10 well 40
shmt ~. 70 hich!nond, and 10 evidently luTkns
lssS nre eltg. The above reward Of SO will be
mi. NJae, - - Lynchbu,s OF Tor his confnsment In
THE0. e. e. H. II. IN. No LIS ffbssn Tor e.n,Isu,.
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r. "A: nO4hEk. SUCCkSaOk TO NIL
~. SON HOsHEa, Who'll EsALE AND RE
peles, TO Which b. aske the AitsniioA vf his
e,snds IS s3S .bs gstI,s. Rlo Lsfua, e Jsys and
q Siecsent grsaes; Losi. sivss lsea and CJsshe.t
sAXG.AES sAnXGAES Hnesans snd Chevips T0BAcco, of
ccuntIy sursd baccp Hams, Wsxse rn aisisasaad
W.: ldsrs Az coss1n Yasn.s GoSd sssor,n.s al q,
nsr's Rye Ehisksy, eid ss1 sensli A. ". sher-
slaA's Eye wh,aksy a: n. wood's K,e Nhis-
Key. Old and GOOD; etssyns a eos otti kys
vssssiy; Ftspsh BrAndy, Made,ra Wines, sssi
other articles, tOo nslnerous To mention. tals ard
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7 SsxrsH q sD TO DEA1H,-Joha Warren, re-
..sntly conyietsi at R~adins, Pa, OF The mar-
der of . crippled bsgsnrs woman. name
kpown. vae. 0a saturday las. sentenced 10
death at fhs osurt Of Oysr asd Tsrminsr IN
thaE eity. - :. ...El-.sas q
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Tax rRlhcx or WALHs AT THE ToHB or
tgAsHiAaroE.-The Prince Of Wales visited
Mount Vernon on Friday, In company with
the President Of the u nitrd States and Others
Ga the arrival Of the party at the tomb, the
band Of music which accom- panied them
pls jed the solemn dirge from Troyatore. The
correspondent cfthe Baltimore Sun says:
The youthful Prince, as well, In deed. an his
roy al associates, appeared fully to appreciate
ths scene. Livery mind was deeply imbsed
" ith a sense of tho greatness Of the iiiustrious
Washington, and such was t.a laierest mani-
tested by Lord Renfrew that he received from
the hands Of . friend several large horse.
chesnuts. and with his own hands planted
them at the tomb OF Washington He theB
secured parcel OF them with the avowed In.
ten ton Of planting them al Windsor, as me-
inorai OF their In interesting ever to- be- emem.
bertd visitation OF this day. Then the vene-
rable homestead, with every object of interest
however small, the gardens and grounds were
surveyed minutely until two full hours had
passed. The signal for return being given, the
whole party was again conveyed to the steam
er, and all on board, a most exquisite repast
or dinner was presen ted and parlaken of with
zest. The company, especially the more youth
ful portion, aud the Prince ascendtd d the upper
deck, when IL was agreed unanimously that
dancing. This WAS commenced in good spirit,
when, on suggestion of Lord kenfrew, the
speed of The steamer was diminished SO NJ to
prolonE the time OF arrival In Washingt ton
The vessel was then merely allowed to drift
along, whilst the gay party above, and the
more seda,e below, enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content.
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Adispsich Ia the State 1slnrtsnsaf. ~ y ne
the death. at Florence. of II. H.. shAsos. tais.
~ appOtntsd C5nsul - Csas taa ttaopts.
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A NEW STEAM PLow.-At the St. Louis
Agricultural Fair steam plow Is on exhibi-
ton. The Democrat OF the 2eth ult., says Of
il: This steam plow was made at Hanniba
no. upon a new principle, that Of applying
the locomotive power hsar the periphery OF
the wheels. The macbine weighs seven tons.
and is twenty feet long by ten wide, while the
forward wheels are twenty inches Ia width
1t is guaranti tied to plow thirty acres Of land
In day-and the sanguine managers believe
it capable Of blowing forty. The steam plow
left Hannibal at IL o'clock A. M, Monday
last, on barge, rigaed with paddles, which
the steam wagon was made to move! This IL
a curious com bi nation, in which barge car
ries u wagon, and the wagons propel The
barge The odd hermaphro craft excited much
suspicious augnring among the boaimen on
the river. despite which it al rived duly at ive
O'Clock. Monday evening. The wagon being
at las eliminated from the barge, "astonished
the natives" on Carr street. 1t then took M
It's march for the Fair Grounds, causing much h
more astonishment than the Prince of w aies
himself, Being wagon of twenty horse
power. it. of course, found no difficulty in get.
ling along.
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Cox DxoAPtTATED--The uafortunate Mr.
C,x. Who 81 distinguished himself NJ parset
II ,he g reat EasterH while on ihs exou rsiaa
10 Cape May. 10 now consignsd 70 smother
subvr. of dn,y. l. ,ndop coFrssponient ot
,hs il ,stou Post says has bsen seat OF,
ara Il l. 10 bs hul,.d they tbs Great 6nipus.j
wiii b. more fss,uuate in their future ssisc-
tton VI purses."
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1870 FALL TRADE. foQn
Hvu; xs 2, EscT hs h.sNP0S 81, TAri2N. i5Ow.

mAN fTkksr. ornM0Sp. VA, IasSegssss ~
narasea... Cstieys. Teas, aad .AssAss Bsls-
t.s C.esAss hsvs received. ser ehip .eusan
HlnAa. ssct 10 this p0st. thsss Pan impesta iva
q hne and heayy ASrauars; and from the mana
Aiass .caa make, to 1k.ch they sryIts the asses-
goa ef she m,tcAaLts VI y;fslIiA. Tsnassses ard
North carohaa. fnsrAn,etirs " seti ~ chesp As
are Aa., agents Tor aFsiseant'sn very esishssfsa
ecsiee wh,ch thss sell ~ ~ snnfactnfeFss psiccs
n. y Ordsss shah rscssss their Vrumps snd
careful xttenti0n - ~ : -
Uu1 ArPtN1As WaAfrtNao. Ne Ave (
v 6y s$u Aaada9ae Mosyuisa W.asssfs. .
v.il eel = ve6s -. urioss; CkildrssS lSsSSi -,
sssss st.v sa0ses. esaes ieit ~ ebas 81 ~
~ Ss ~ 1ssss ~ go e9e0ee - 1nmtoueftA4 uaf
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s gMURDEs.-Oa tbs 2sth ult., during poIiti.
cal prcess sIon senr Jshastown, t,ambsia coa o..
u. Pa, one of the mem beTs left the ltas, when
hs was attacked By ssveral men, who bee I him
so bFn tally ihat nc disd soa Sunday .fhs auth.
Slx men were ARRESTED, charged with ,hs gnur.
d.f, and wsgs lodged u the taftat Ebshsburg.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND
FEARYUL Loss or LifE.-The New orleans
Picayure. Of the I'd iDst, reports the explosion
Of this steamer Bayou City. running rexa alariy
between Galveston and Houston. near Lynch.
burg, Texns. Capt. Hall. Thos A. Wss,ToPe,
the steward. Jno CoIiidge. clerk n"d i've ne
gToss were killed, aud aboui ihirts persons
nAdIy scnided. , r. irwin. sSrst karSof The
0so, gin house OF Representatives, and one of
The most prominent men in the STATE, was on
! Aasd with . family OF nine rvgroes. He
Jumped overheard and was drowned.
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Fairfield Rness.-The sports over this course
VIII Commence in few days. and shoatd at.
tract the admirers Of the tart from all per q
q tbe STATE. Some Of the colts IN trainfns for
the sweepstakes are looked upon as very
promising, but none sf thsm have ~ yet been
made fsvorites hy the ihorsemea. The apro.
prietor u putting the track ~ eood order. ana
expects TO acSomm cdate Q large crowd p
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John n. GORDON Z SOY, /" ed 9a4s~
DTH STREET, NHAl fuB ExcaA uoB 9o-zsy
O0sY fol sale large and fnll assVrt tmeat Of lECS
qomprisin9 eyede's, APerican HaIs ME RED rfs.,s
American, Rsa.ia send zlnitath.R kussia. SfEET
IRON. Ho3ps. Raud and Scroll iron; Refined ~ "
Iron and Plcw Ptatet. Also, Tin plate ~ vnfioe "A
gses. for tinners IA raAnnfaetnfers; Sheet Al Il
Bolt COP PR, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Mctas
uSnsiiy SOLD IN this mArxet. E#sss ap l~sts
EDSMsaeN,, ESse,,sss MSEI IN. N,ss.as q ~;
4r . Ia. 4L5.e. AND
DEALERS IN IR0N AND STEEL
Solicit ccnsignmeats Of TOBAcE0, WHAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., 10 the sale OF which EDWIN
WONT HA Al VIII give his personal aslenti0n.
- Advances made on oOnsix nmsnss.
BAGe furnished when resaired. -
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Ritbmunn Qispatfb,
MONDAY MORNING. .our,R ! Isse
tnsarrectionary Designs in virginIs..Tvo
Men Ahal.


Men shot.
Ia Princess Ante and Norfolk counties. Va
LOT several days past the most painful appre.
tensions Of a seryile revolt have been f.i.--
The rumors relative to il have been confirmed,
and frem the Norfolk Argus Of Saturday ws
extract the following statements
Several negroes have been arrested In Prin-
cess Anne, aud their con fessions (thoueh in
some cases extorted) have developed the same
story, and led to further arrests. The coufes.
SONS show thsta rising was cor tern plated at
Hickory Ground, in Norfolk county, to-mor-
row night, and that the matter vas instigate cd
Dy Tree persons-some OF them free negroes.--
and the trail is fully struck. The citizens of
the two counties have resorted to yigilan {
measures TO suppress this vile cons piracy and
to detect all offenders of all colors. Active
patrols have been organized-aad gone 10 ico,k
On Thursday night white man named
Flynn was shot dead by patrol party in
Norfoik county, on the line of the Canal
about Ia miles from Portsmouth. Their, were
several men engaged in ditching; and they
were camping out In that neigh borhood. The
place was suspec ted, and their tent visited by
the patrol for "A search. When the patrol ap-
preached the tent, and hailed, the man Flynn
one of the party but before he could fre, he
was shot dead by another of the party. At
the same moment Eegro darted from the
tent and escaped into the woods.
free negro named Dick Smith has been
shot also; he, however, is not dead. We un-
derstand that he was shot while running from
some gentlemen who were endeavoring to ar
rest him Tor some inceDdious expression that
he had used.
Ten negroes are said to be in custody in
Princess Anne and two in Norfolk city. The
facts OF the case will come out fully on their
examination. All the negroes from one farm
have been placed in JAIL and the entire negro
force from two others have absconded, under
the influence. 1t is said, of guilty consciences.
The Day Book adds:
lady :rom Princess Anne, who was on a
visit To her father in this city, was about to
start home this morning, when the negro wo-
man who holds the position of cook, waited
on her, AID with tears in her eyes, begged her
not to so until Monday, thus leaving the in
ference that something dreadful was To
happen. She stoutiy denied knowing any
thing, however.
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- fOR I'M hrfe very de- lraDay loo ~ q
Esi an spacious STORES, under the Spo,swot d
- hotel. Two of these stores have Easements
on e e Of he m sfes Those so ns
eerant stores conveniently located. can have no
better opporturitv tor secur N such than the
preseut. The Hotel will b. opsaed. now, in a few
ds!s. Apply 10 JAMES r. CRhNSHAW .
2N
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THK GRKAr DANA0s CLAih.-Ths friends
Of nd. Tould, the FreOch Munster OF Finance,
deny In toto ihe charges brought against thar
Minister by Mr.. Robert Parish, OF America,
French GoytrnmenI and they ask Why, IL
there b. any fopndaiion for such serious ac-
cusations, Mr.. Parish does not bring the mat
ter before the tribunals, or At least publish the
memorial he has addres ssd TO Mr.. Buchanan.
They declare the whole statement to be q
calumBy.
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II FOk kENT OK LsASE.-A large and
Ia. oommodioue HOUSE, with an enclosure Of one
kascIe, and comlor bic Kitchen ard out house g.
for rent or lease, on ChurcB Hill. For terms, ap-
Eyto HIRAM ULIVER.~
oeS 6t Corner Marshall md 25tb nj =
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RUNAWAYS.

Ten DOLLARS REWARD.-RAN
away fromy j Werth's coal yard on the
Nhasp. MGLATTO NAN. named LyHD-
,d tAl. LINDSAY is about5 feet 8 or 10 inches
al. .s OF long standing; dresses badly, and rener
se,nl. mas orty appesranee. He came from EsseJ
ws,st5 she was hired al City Point last rear, at
.cssIoI PAT Of thus; but is SAID to have telt there on
sboss ,.y ~. for Richmond. ] viii CIV" tbe
Ns4 10 me wv WI VI s"S mrH umsa "
Mx-b Asert fa, n wm f,sher
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E0R RENT-A very desirable LOT, admirably
rated on 9Th street, near the Armory, with an en-
1snes from the Canal. + or terms, apply to
IF. KEESEE,
es5-5t Office in City HsH
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no THE LADIES.-MRS JONES his re-
csIsed her suppy OF PATTERNS. ann viii
receive al new styles every month. She Will oom-
msnee, TO-DAY, % cut and haste DRESSEsi, and
warrants ft.. She hopes to meet with a liberal
eusts and others, If desired Init her business
viii te CuttIng and Blasting chiefly. ResIdence,
Bro.d street. between sth ard 9th, over Mr.. Dan
drdze's Grocery. ut this Roanoke Boa riding House
oc q St.
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FaFMoNT's INcoME.-The income of John
q. F.emont from his gold mines, 10 set down
at e2,U0 per day. His establishment Is
something Immense. He runs eighty eight
sinmpers by water power, night and day,
crushing ninety toas Of quartz every twenty
fair hnars, winch 10 brought TO the mill ON a
pti,aie rsiii1ad. A net Income OF $eJo, 600 q
wear. II properly inyes ted, will make him rich,
aud jesse Is probably as well on as II he had
been elected President. -
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~ MGLLtNSkI- l. lRAUr.-V
GaSi desire to call attention to nv re. kESy1
* moval from 2i2 Broad street.to 2as. two SNE0
doors west of my Old stang where am PREPARED
Of 81 kinds. and will continue to keep ,irou n :
eat the se.son GOODS OF TIE LATEST and
MOST UESIhABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNAL,
e2-2mF BYosd et
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FCR SALE AND RENT.

IL FOR p IN IA comfortable BRICK
ET HOUSE and LOT, suitable for q small fam
kAkily, on 81 street, second door from Canal ST.
Thsre are h % rooms in the house and larse yaId
with segerai shade trees IN frant and rear
ALk0-SI 0HE No. 5 on Wall street, under the
81. Charles Hotel. Immediate possession can be
had. THOS. J. bAGBY,
ocs-G General Agent, Wall street
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n NoTICE-TO MILLiNERS AND YHE
uLApIFS GtNkRAlLl Those hav- <<N
Diug STRAW B0NNkrr or FLATS to(XV
bl.seh or e,ior the most fashionable colors
aBd pressed IN any etyie y,u wleh, must so TO
HILLS. STRAW BLEACHER and COI,ORER.
Broad street., above Certrat nepot
JOHN HILL, Richmond, Va
n. B.-No losses or disap appointments. loc q e.
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- FOX EENT-The + EN- Il NJ mt on
k Broad street. betw' en- 23j and 74th streets, at
- yresen ut occupied BY Mr.. Lott:er. Possession
Eivtn lat jaru.ry next.
Also, ihs TEN t.MENT on Main street, No l5l.
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
o15-st- CoRB!N Warwick
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Open Te-dGy.-Owing to the inelemency Of
the weather ON Thursday and Friday last.
Mpd the dinicuity OF getting fine articles to the
Hail by the time appcin led. shs Exhibitios
Oommittes Of the Mechanics Instituts have
agreed 10 receive all contributions that may
oe sent In to-day or to, morrow, and 10 enter
them for compositions, at the approaching sx.
Wednesday. -. :" :
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-, FOR az On Church Fill, between
81 9th and 18Th SITS, on Ciay, q comforta ole
Ah0UsE. With Elk rooms. aud lock -roon.s, sta
bic and carr house. Immediate possession
given. App'y next door.
BOARD oan ba had for yeung men or families
Inqnire eornst Mayo and Ross SITS. oc ij--2ts
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r. s. 1850 PRICE ONE CENT.

y 1ze Opeva commepees another week ,t The
Theatre to- ntGht, which, II ~ succassfu1 = the
Last one, will rendvr their en9axsnent the - /
ever played " m English company nes~g 0a
Friday night she opera Of Norma Wese apely
given, all the characters, II weexcept Roliione,
beirg well sung and acted. Saturday night
the Daughter Of the Regiment" was rspsated
10 afusl house. The audience must have had
rather dim view Of the Prince. who pass~d
the buildiuG before the doors opened. at the
dIstance Of aquarter Of . mile. TIE farce was
ness. whs had arrived late, might have .
caanee OF seeing The opera - bat - His Royal
Hishness did not take the achanes. = he fhfied
10 vim the eradication get apart fur him.
The opera to- night 10 Lacia al LauegoooY
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w LOTT E'RIEsSs
HsshSy.fd b' shs ;ssis: s;siss 9f xr,
Draw daily, in public, under tho sal ri ntsn-
denoe of sworn Commissioners. 80
N. The Managers Oaices are located NJ VIII
NINA tom Del fare, and 1t. Louis, M Missouri,
PRIZES VARY FROM -
rcvprs $3.50 10 sioo.cco!
$3.50 to 500. s
ACirculaTs. uvins tnli expla:,ation and the
schemes to be drawn, will he sent, free Of
By addressing WOOD, EDDY L. CO.
~. faaf a WILMINGTON Del,
-. WOOD, EDDY Co.
J M-y st e sa1 81 LOUIS, Aio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

ANOTHER CONFERENCE.-The New York
Ledger has captured another contributor, this
time nothing less than the President of the
United States. The last Ledger publishes a
letter from President Buchanan, promising
the proprietor to write sketch Of William
Lowndes. The following is "A copy:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

PRoGRKss OF MEMPHis, TENN During the
last five years, the growth Of the cry Of Mem-
phis, Tenn, has been very rapid. II that time
she has more than do U bied her populatiOn and
trebled her wealth and business. .-.....-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

AviNtf MILLiNERY-No., 20 MMp2Sxk
o., nssrl, opposite 81 CHARLES Hote13Ns4
LACY would bsg leave ~ anauunce
MAS m.aa. and the ladies' ssneralls. thst shs
:. nr Do, 90 hand apd viii continue to b. in c.n
- = ~ n siS. soSsRTs q RfhhsSW hsSs
SLhranrss. nrss BRIDAL wREATHS. Wells,
~ "a vS,cs she prom.s; +, sci a. ihs lowest
piieee1 Satore PURCHASING elsewhere 90 S-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08
A MADAME FAICHE,

81 MiLttNEKf-FALLT TRADE. Nta.
o. .eere 10 call st;s ni'9n 20 my ex-ASfk
g,un3 consisting of HEAD-DRESsES, L.
DIES CAPS. fURS and CLOAKS. the latest and
nos, Desirable styles
BLEAGhING. PRESSING and DYEIN6 done
ia The best style. Mhs. !. DEMELMAN,
Main, between 18th and 18th sts,
n B.-Pour 70 FIVE good MILLIEERe wanted
immedi ,teiy. oe3-lu'