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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-10
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Oa Der Iuter8ei6nete ben @ei66ftB= gnfbel bes Srn. SEQ. 30.
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gen ~pertaufen.
cab2ip Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-10
DR.. Hufeland.
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Samuel Burnett.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27
PRICE ONE CENT.

Taeatrs.-Tse play for tonight Ia ore in
which both Dir. and Miss Richiugs have
achieved 6 ma or their greatest trIumphs The
comedy of Extremes is one that presents m uch
mat Is interesting tn an audience al the pre-
sent day. and we feel assured that the an
nouhcemento OF lis repetition will be su uifieient I
10 hii the house. Miss Richiugs introd noes
some OF her beautiful songs, with excellent
sHect We trust that the week hat has been
80 happily in9uRUFa'ed in the way cf public
amusement, may prove thoroughly successful
10 nose "ho exert themselves for that puy.
pose. Ia tho attraction presented there is
hothIng hacking, ard even Ia a period Of fngu-
ciai en barrassment the w light IF care is re.
IleFtd by he poteat influence Of music and
tie drama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

The KANSAS DIFFICULTIEs-Th different
military companies Of St. Louis met 81 their
armories Saturday night, when Gen Frost
gave them Gov. Stewards final orders, which
were 10 proceed al once to the frontier Sew
eral speeches were made by officers. Quite s
number of recruits outside of the companies
enrolled themselves for the campaign The
brigade, about Six hundred strong left at iC
O'CLOCK SUNDAY ny an extra train TO Syracuse
thence TO g1 across the country TO the scene ei
the disturbances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

VIRGINIA POST T-OFEICHa.-Estabi,h ,hn.ent,-
spring HILL Mecklenburg. couhty, James A.
Gregory postmaster. Otter Hill, Mecklen-
burg county, r. o. Robertson postmaster
Medon, Meokienburg couuty, F. L. Smithson
posinaster-ail ON route 1925, WIlliesburg to
boydstoWn. APpoinf fnlentS.-Oscar Graham
postmaster at a ylstt'e, Kiug William couaty'
Va, vice Charles 9. Gary, deceased ] D
Burk postmaster at L.ngley, Fairfax county.
va, vice b +. Mackall, resigned D. G IIin
Kie postmaster at -kerneysvilte, Jefferson
county, Va, vice Giles q. Hamiil, removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

th''Sty's MHStfef fefS.-This excellent ct rnpany
CONNER ced 'h|ir seres Of performances st tiie
Mec6anlcs' loStitule last niglT, under the
IA st favorable pices Ths entertainment
fully came up 10 III expec a'ioBs of The pa D.
nc, Wbica had been c 'usi .era biv excited b.
The previous ANNOUNCEMENTS Their iostru-
mental and vocal music is No. l. and the bur
lesqaes are Of be n lsl miTth- provukirg sort.
For to night they offer a capital prt gramme,
which will atiTacta large audience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

DUEL IN CoRsICA--In Florence. Italy. a
few days since, Mr.. Wilson, of New York. a
bullying American, who had rendered himself
unpopular by taking the side of he Austrians.
walked i'll TO a cafe and insuitineIy sfam, ed o.,
the foot of Marquis Nicellni. A challenge
ioiloWed. and the parties met on the French
island of Corsica with swords, the MARQUIS
eettng slightly wounded in the hand The
american, on returning to Florence, was noti-
ned by the police to leave the city in As hours.
which he did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

THRsE DEATHS IN oNK HOUSE FROM DIP
THERIA-fhere nave been several cases Of tina
terrible disease, diptheria, in Newport, Ky.
during the past two weeks. On Monday, in
the house OF Il German, residing on Patterson
street, three little girls, aged from seven tC
ten years, were lying dead OF that malady
they having been fatally seized by it within 3
few hours of each other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

The FIRST SEow-HOg ShipmentS-We had
light fail of snow on Wednesday morn
ing, the first OF TIE seasOn in this region The
waai iher for several days past has been cool
enough TO be favorable 10 pork packing orera-
lions, ana consequently the hog shipments
from this point have commenced. During tie
last week about I,000 head have been shipped
eastward over the Va IL Tenn Railroad and
2,GU0 more are awaiting shipment III this time.
Bristol (TenH.) NetcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27
-. HENRY Eu1XALL,

I Y AAIUHN EI At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
.srculra! TIE Courts held n the oItt of Riob-
"a A,e. practices regularly in ths County ano
egui.s Of Chsl.eTEs!d.
= ,srv. y. t8Se Dispositions and Ackno~-
.-.ytl,syeI eIo.1sr dut4es psrta.u TO the of5ce ot
t.e ST the corner Of Bank and llth streets j usi
|. ga Custom hCUsS. ia Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

CONTESTED SEAr.-The majority of Wall
(Rep.) over Nelson Taylor (Dem.) tor Con.
gress, from New York, has been reduced to 66
Taylor is determined TO contest the seat upon
strong grounds, one Of which is the allegation
that over three hundred he. ro votes were
polled for Wall, which, under the bred Scott
decision, would be held Illegal by the House
of Represen tatiyes. Taylor has retained Mr.
ID. L. Sickles as his counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

THROWN OUT OF EMPLoYMRNT-The New
orR journal OF Commerce thinks it would
probably be no e1aggeration to estimate tho
number OF persons thrown ont ofem pioyment
since election day at 25 900, a large proportion
OF whom are young women. One clothing es-
Enlistment i'll New York has DISCHARGED l. =.
uOO Workmeni hat establishment has dis
charged nearly 600; saddlery firm has re-
duced its force about 500; and curtailnent ia
very general. At Newark, especially, the cri-
sis is severely felt, Oh account of their extern
slve connec tions with the southern trade,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

SCALDgD TO DEATH IN Hot GLUs.-A few
days agn, lille son of mr Newell! Wood.
ward, of Newton Centre. Mass, while run.
ming over some boards covering a vat OF melt
ed glue. tell into the vat bv the dis placement
ota board, and was SO dreadfully sctld-d tha
although immediately exiricated, he died
twelve hours afterward Strange to saw be
seemed to experience no suffering ard was
able 10 give the particulars OF the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Majority against Lincoln thus far 755 sO2
Tot number az votes thus far. 1873 400 which
VII re increased by the returns vet ct !na IN 10
aboui $500 f00 Total Votea at Presidential c ec-
ton In 1856 Gao S04.
Incomplete.
-omply te except Gcspor. Cambrldge and Went
votes ~ "
"a ! Four counties TO be heard from. which, at
ina august election, gave the Douglas and the He'll
Candidates en eQuai number of vrtes.
%. Nine counties tn be heard from,
&c. Chosen by the Leeisllture, unanimouslv
d.. Complete except Scott ooanty, ali the other
counties being official e x3ept FIVE.
(e.l liz all the counties bat four which will pot
vary the retult 40 votes. " No'
O.) Not heard from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

INVENTION WAYTED.-A lady who had read
OF the extensive man ufact0re OF odometers, TO
tell how tar n csrriage had been run, said she
wished some Connec tic ut genius would invent
an instrument To tell how TAR usbands had
been III the evening when they 'Just stepped
down 10 the post-office," or "went ont 10 at
tend u caucusi'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

A RsAL DRAMA ON THE STAGE Our read.
ere may re1nemter the real drama which took
place lately on Sunday evening AZ an ans
teurs' performance At the German theatre on
Poydras street. One of the actors. names
James Steiner who had to he killed in the plav v
or "ihe Wolf" by john Kruger, auether OF
the amateurs, was stabbed in the neck with a
real dagger. and carried away, bleeding pro-
fusely. After lingering for several weeks
Steiner died yesterday al the Charity HOSPITAL
lie was native of Prussia and 20 years OF age
n. o. Pic, Nor. 23d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

BRITISH LEGATION IN MEXICO SACKED
The steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on the
2lst inst, has arrived at New Orleans. The
capture Of Gusda'ajara has been confirmed. -
Seven thousr nd men were expected in More
liza 10 march with the Liberals on Mexico
The British legation At the city of Mexico ha ID
beer sacked and Sl,Uu0000 belonging 10 the
British bondholdsrs stolen. There was great
excitement throughout the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Blas Cockadss.-Several OF these badges were
visible about the hotels yesterday mornirg.
who has just returned from trip 10 South
Carolina and Georgia. Cockades ara worn by
the minute Men" in Virginia wherever an
organization has been effected, but we have not
yet seen any citizens OF Richmond exhibiting
then on their hats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

VERMONT LIQUOR LAVA bill has been
Introduced into the Vermont Legislature pro-
viding that all packages ntaIning intcxicat-
ing liquor, brought or found within the State,
not distinctly marked with the name OF the
sender aud the kind and quality of the liquor,
should, by reason of that Iact, De con band ,
and liable 10 be spilled without further cere-
mOny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Rev. q. h. Danna, for u years rector Of
Christ Church, Alexandria, Va.s has retired
II hom thai posi- ton.
There was a very heavy sress at New Or
leans, sunday meraiaE
Walter. Gnx d. tla,, a.d fslisnsr A tia. Get.
toa factors At New ttslsaHss hsss tatira
Jaen Hesiimsp hss hsssfsts ssstsos Hnh ffss
sslslsf r. n. hsis'ss r. 81 ffsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

SAD DBATR-Hon. Ed. Y. Hill, of Georgia,
| who was prostrated by paralysis while speak
ing in Troupe county, GA, on The 18th ins tan t,
| died On the 18th. The La Grange Reporter
says:
His speech was commenced ia a feryent and
eloquent strain, and after proceeding, perhaps
for half an hour, he began 10 fail, ard III I.
short while became unable to enunCiate more
than short sentences connectedy. In this
condition he sat down, and the audience dis
persed while he seemed oblivious as to what
was passing He was assisted from the Judges
stand, and went over TO a store and lay down,
soon after which he was removed 10 The resi-
dence of Mayor Bacon, where he fingered until
half-past o'e lCck on Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Dischargrf.-Sarnuel IL Hynan arrested for
swiuditng David Raves out of E32, was dis
chaFg-d frt IN Gust, dy yesterday. In cas@s Of
ms nature. some OF The ctief actors usually
manage :" eluda the vigilance ~ The Il ". apd
IL II Elcuit 10 procure testimony sufficient
10 Justify The deteaEiun Of o ;hers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Cold ing-ThoIoas M. johnson. once a
msn of respec!ahi!ity, was found by the
watehmen, an early hour yesterday mort.
ing, lying ia gutter in Butcnertown, where
he had taken lodgings, under the singular be-
lief that paving stones and ice afford the com
frts OF a bed. His irritation on being dis
turbed found vent in violent abuse, aud lac
was ihereapon conducted 10 the watch house
The Mayor. having previously found moral
suasiOn Intellectual, committed him 10 Jail III
default OF security 10 keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Msstjng Of Bank PrsSdsH!S.-A Meeting of
the Presidents OF the Banks OF this city wa
held tserday, 10 consider The action Of tue
Committee of Directors Oh saturday. We are
Informed that the Presidents have decided to
receive aud pHy out the NOES of all me eoi-
vent Banks III the STATE, except the 3 ,nk 0t
Winchester, the Bink of the Old ID mIh 10 "a,
q PaarIsburg, the Bank of PhilllppI, the Bans
of Fairmont, the Bank ot Berkeley, the Il nks
of Wheeling AID their branches. and th- BinS
of The Valley aud branches, not Including the
Bank aIStaunton aud the Bauk al Christians =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Disntisssd.-The case of Thomas Brad ford,
arrested for committing an indecent assault
upon VIM. Amy, was dismissed yesterday al
the solicitation Of the complainant, who had
become more amiaoly disposed. Amy, how
ever, having assured the Mayor that he had
been drinking too much at the time of she oc .
curTence, was fined OIL under the law to re.
strain tnIenpsranee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

GRASD NiNaOF A AAn..e " kIL
~ SEIECrED \ T QCk OF. DRY GODS,
SHh WIS AND CLOAKS-nn Monday morning,
October 22d 1860. 1t NJ hi IFrELDoaFER'S. No.
225 Brad street. have lust received from anS
ton some Of the greatest bargains DRESS
city, such Silks. Popilns, h ocatelj-s Feiourk,
&c ard to Ghioh ask the part q lar attention Of
all IN want OF any 10 give Il call. have Jast
reCe,veG and viii con lnue daily u receive, all Of
the IL est ~ les of CioAKS and VI NILES, sues
as Arabs, japanese, Xbuaves, DUurEous. Shawl
etteS. &c. Inc attention Of the Ia is 10 AGAIN
called to my stock of honsekeep pS Goods, of all
and avsr' description. All kInCs oI rsinis seS
OF Cloths, Lsnseys, 4 O.. Of men aud women E
wear. Give me- q cal before purchasing else
where NJ MirTEtDOa FER
g,r A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

4 Ia Rsenan II 80 negroes named Harrison
and George slaves II 4 Word got into \
fight on Sunday about five cent piece, but
we're interrupted by The police, and yesterday
received the regard Of their yalor III tue
whipping post. ApothCr paTty-S Spencer and
William, slaves of J II Anderson, and Alfred,
slave OF r. Arehsr-haG au unfriendly set-to
on the Canal Bank. but the appearance of an
oficer caused a suspension of hostiities, ar d
the oelligerents V ere punished by the Mayor.
order. Others o. the Gang made "run " on
the Canal Bank, and escaped arrest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

DEATH or JUDoE LARRABEB, OF VISION
sIH.-The Appleton Crescent, OF the l7th inst,
announces the death of Charles H. Larrabes
the m smber of Congress from that district
Judge Larrabee fell from ladder. some ten
days ago, while superin tending repairs to his
house, and was fatally injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

hanss Aref'c V0yagss.-This splendid pano-
rama OF which 70 much has been fayo:abiy
written, Will be exhibited n Metropolitan
HaI on "wednesday niEht Oar cIrlxeuS have
SIways extended IL literal port 10 Iu.rI.
torious works OF art, and this IL one Of that
desefi ptiou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Coid WsGthsr.-Tbe c0iI snup ~ have jUst
experienced, though some " hat II, dP7 4 -,
yesterday was sufficient To create VISIONS oi
glowing an hracite and home Comforts gene
rally for The rich aud prJyident; skates aud
& a ing ice ponds for the juveriles aud bitter
snftrlrg and sorrow for the poor With re-
spect 10 tie last, there is Il duty for eveyy hu-
mane cltiZer 10 discharge 1t matters not
through whose wickedness or self-Iudu lgence
distress was brought upou them enough TO
Know that unfortunate women aud childreu
need assistance, and the obligation 10 help them
is prompted by every Chris tian consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

L. S. Court-The term OF the u. S. Circuit
Court Tor the Eastern District of Virginia,
Judge Haly burton presiding, commenced yes.
terday. The following Grand Jury was
sworn, and adjourned over unul TO day Jno.
l.. Tate, Foreman; Conway White, Is. +
Mosely, A. q. Newton, W. B Rogers, Rob't
Z. Moran, john r. Ludlow, Herbert NJ. Nash.
Jesse ] Simpkins, W. IL. Harker, L. O. B0bir :
son, W. a. Todd, Lawis S. Slaughter, Jos. r
Spratley, Peyton Johnston, Logan Waller,
VIM; r. Raglsnd; h l. WIgle.worth, g. Me-
CarIhy, Henry EXall, l. q. Leigh, VIM. J.
Cheatnanl, L. f. Taylsr, p J. Hask kins
The following criminal cases are set for
trial this term
VIM. A. Northern, for embeZzling money
from letters.
John Gaskins, for asimilar offence
The crew ot the Storm KING, Tor engaging In
the slave trade.
Frederick Brooks, a negro, for stealing let
tsrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

- = yoRK c. Of n : RoMVPATHIc
," MEDICAL SOCIETY.
s.,sa street., next 70 corner OF ilth street.
.'e'+'' Sc Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-27

Stabbtng.-Griffin, II slave, The property OF
John l.. Cox, of No;toway, was arraigned be-
of cutting Adam Miller, slave OF David Baker
II appeared that Adam considered Grifiia
trespasser upon his domestic domain, and
ordered him TO vanish scuffie ensued, and
Griffin cut the Jealous husband upon the left
arm, with jack-knife. The accused was re-
manded TO be tried before the Hastings Court.