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• tiliaroad *be«e «b*t
w. VA Mched tbe nm> of ♦9W,41305, beingw
■ * ajW.M* 62 on the receipt* of laat year.
' Tba nrreaae e< the Ml year ia aettmated at «600,
*£ba expeoaee of the pnMnt year amount to
«39 576 47, being abont SO per cent of the whole
gpom ro c«ipia, and leaving a balance of •348,637. •
«W< ; '-
Tbe facta eet forth in tbe report la regard to the
progrete of thU great work have bean already
stated la oar colamne. Tbe Blue Bidge Tunnel
trill ha completed early next apring. Col. Grtxet
state* that "du drill* from cue tide to th* other art
wo* heard xtry plainly."
A juat tribute la paid to the value of the moun
tain track, to ita dUtingukhed engineer, Mr. Ellett,
and to the admirable maaagement of Mr. Nether
land, tbe superintendent.
la impact to the connection with the York River
Railroad, the Board are deslrom, and have taken
measure* to obtain, the concurrence of tbe City
Council of Richmond, to the location of any line
through the atreeta of the city tbey may adopt
Upon tbeautynct of dividends, a conference was
held between the Board and a committee of tbe
City Gonncil A proposition for tbe compromise of
their differences, which was made by the Obuccil,
the Board recommend ahould be ao far accepted,
a* to make no dividend nntll the road Is com pie tea
to Jackson's river, the point which will be reached
next year, ten miles below Covington, and that
after that time, all atockholders who had contribu
ted to building the road to that point, shall be on a
common footing with respect to dividends. In con
nection with thia subject, the Board express the
belief that the regular payment of cash dividends
may bo commenced in 1658, as appears from an
exhibit, showing the cost now to be increased of
getting the road into operation to Jackson a river,
and all other payments which will fall due by Ist
January, 1358-$615,965 00. Means to meet this
amount—s6s3,994 50
The Mechanics Fair.
This Fair bw been thu» far successful beyotd
the expectation of the members of the Institute;
and the prospect I* that it will be mo»t liberally
encouraged. The display of article* is very flue,
and the room is well packed. The throng of vtei
tors for the last three nights has been as dense as it
eoald well be without making the room uncomforta
ble, and was in a large degree componcd of our most
iuteiligent citizens. The scene was indeed a very
grand on*. Standing at the entrance to the Hall,
apd looking at the four columns of ladies and gen
tlemen filing through the rows of exhibition, the
# -walls decorated with gay colored fabrics and paint'
ings, and the farther end of the room being graced
by the splendid picture of the School of Athena,
a view at once varied and grand, is presented to
the eye. It is richly worth a visit to look upon
this scene—while the curious in Mechanics, the
lover of art, may find hours and days of study in
. the Exhibition.
We urge oar citiisens, one and all, to go and be
gratified by this fine exhibition, and at the same
time help out the noble cause the Mechanics are
endeavoring to push ahead.
The Agricultural Fair.
We cannot now speak with confidence about the
number of people the Fair of next week will like
ly attract to our city. The number of passengers
from the South Side and West yesterday evening
Was large, and we suppose gentlemen are coming
early to be comfortably quartered before the crowd
comes. The entries for the exhibition are fair.—
We learn that there are eighty horses entered, and
'that th* ahow of these noble animals will be very
fine. We hope there will be a large attendance of
the farmers. The means for their accommodation
' are more extensive than formerly, and as usual,
the private dwellings will be ready to accommo.
date all who cannot find room in the Hotels.
Horace Gkkklky Ixdicted—Wa learn from
the Clarksburg, Va, Register that at the recent
term of the Harrison Circuit Court, the grand
jury found about seventy indictments. Of these
one was against Horace Greeley for circulating in
Harrison county his "Tribune," which wa* con.
eidered by tbe grand jurors as incendiary in Its
character. Two citizens of the county were pre
sented for aiding in the circulation of that print.
Thk Tehuantepec Route.—The brig Judge
Btaney sailed from N. Y. a few days since for the
Coatscolcos, loaded with materials for the construc
tion of the Tebuantepee carriage road. Two ves
sels had previously been dispatched; but the con
traetor finding labor so abundant, sent for more
tools. The probability is that this route will be
opened in January next.
DEAD. —Rev. Albert L Holladay, a clergyman
itt the Presbyterian church, and recently elected
President of Hampden Sydney College, died is
Albemarle county, Virginia, on Snnday last. He
was * man of eminent piety, and few equalled him
in hi* scholastic attainments. During the first par l
of his ministry, he was a Missionary to Persia'
bat for several years past has resided in that coun
ty and had charge of the South Plains Presbyte
rian church.
Our COCNTRT and its Prospicts.—Some in
teresting facts are recapitulated in the United
States Military Argns. It is stated that the popu.
lation of the eleven infant colonies in 1701 was
862 000 souls. Georgia and Delaware were added
to the number about 1749, and the census reports
give as 1, Iu the year 1775, the thirteen
colonies had 2,303,000 whites and 500,000 slaves.—
After the adoption of the present Constitution, in
1790, there were thirteen States, with 3,172,664
whites, 50,456 free celored, and 697,807 slaves. In
» . „ 1850, the States bad increased to thirty-one, and
the population to 19 550,000 whites, 434,000 free
celored, and 3 204,000 slaves. The total popula
tion at this -time is approaching thirty miUiont
The number of electoral votes is 296, requiring 149
to elect a President by tbe people. The free
States have 176. and tbe slave 120.
From Mkxico —An attempt nu made in the
city of Mexico, on the 26th alt., to overthrow the
Comenfort government. The conapiratort were
arretted and a quantity of arm* found in their pot
(Melon confiscated. The value of the chorcb
property adjudicated up to the 26th ult., amounted
to $6,783,492 The Mexican Extraordinary pub
lithe* a letter, tog getting a Mexican alliance with
Gen. Walker, the reault of which it to be the con
qoeit of Guatemala.
North Carolina Gold —At the late State
$■ Fair held la Raleigh, N. 0., a lamp of tolid gold
f " fWm the Port It Mlnet, wat exhibited by T. K
Thomat, of Lewitburg, N. C. It wat Talaed at
a WOO.
Atrocious Fratricidal Assault —On Tnet
4ay evening, at Mr. Wm H. Addingtoa wat at
»the patting on board the eteamer Curtit
Yeck of tome package! for Richmond, he wat
attaalted by bit brotbor, DR. Richard D. An
niftSTO*, who came up behind him, tad without
tpaaklng a word, »truck bim three timet on the
bead with a tiung ahot, inflicting at many aevere,
though it it to be hoped not fatal woundt. He it
"""wander akiiiful treatment in the handt of Dr.
William J. Moore.
The canto of this brutal, unmanly and unnatu
ral attanit it said to have boon the refutal of WD
"aaatehava any intercourae with Richard sine*
' * °JJ Beconnt of hit haring
iwen compelled to leave Richmond under ditgraoo.
• Richard wa« immediately ar
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fc» fc "'"•ftT aaIJJ 7"*Y > 1 0cn ' wjUilT passengers
,H *kawiu uke
conitnPO*n»ic#*r f H« DIIF/TO*
PKtttUßtM, Vl, Oct. SUM, 1856.
The wMtMr bar* ha* baan nntmatly propltkma
to the friend* of agrtcoitare, affording them no
exeat for not attending the Fair. In truth, judg
ing from the large crowd hi attendance daily, no
one baa tboaght of any thing pine. The ground*
are now the rendeavow alike of the fanner, the
merchant, the citizen, and, I may add. of numerona
lover*, who have aeiaed upon the au«plctou» mo
ment to Indulge in a little aly flirtation, o>eyond
the watchful eyee of ma or pa,) or to excbaage
tewa of everlaatiag conataney, calculated to en
dale about aa long a* the Fair doe*, being aneb as
are aaoaliy exchanged between romantically in
clined damaei* and sighing and amoron* *w»lp* —
Joking aside, the interest and excitement attend
ing the exhibition la ao weU maintained that noae
but a pradioed aye eonid detect any dimloution
boiwMD the numbers present to-day end jester-
d *The ladlea can pardon an allaalon to them a*
(bey Are the chief attraction wherever they may
be located. There are alwaya good subjects
among them, and no one would be aabamed to
cocfea* but that for them and their efforta the
Fair would have bren a blank in aome reapecta —
With tbeiu floating about like, peripatetic rosea,
enlivening everything, and the occasional strains
of Tburmao's admirable braf* band floating on
the air. one might well be pardoned for forgetting
his identity no far as to imagine he was with a lot
of angels. In trutb, ao it was, for many of tbe fair
visitants looked like the quleteacence of human
perfectibility done up in hoops.
Tbe day the exhibition was opened to tbe pub
lic $502 was taken in at the gate, independent of
free aud members of the Society. The premiums
will be awarded to morrow, the judges having al
ready derided on the merit* of tbe several article*
submitted for examination. Nothing of more than
ordinary interest occurred to day except tbe trial
of ploughs. This came off at 3 o'clock, and vari
ous descriptions of th« article were used
much skill displayed
Among the curiosities may be mentioned a tea
pot used by Dr. Franklin, deposited by Wm H.
Davis of Chesterfield. The identity of this an
cient piece of crockery is well established. In
Octagoa Hall, Mr. Daniel Wilson had aoae very
tine specimens of oak graining. Breese, Knee
land & Co . of Newark, N. J., exhibited an engine
with sundry mcdern improvements, which as a
specimen of useful mechanism will compare fa
vorably with any machine. It simplifies the
working of a locomotivo in an essential degree.
lathe agricultural department, might beaten an
extensive assortment of Ploughs, Peg Rollers,
Corn Plauters, Rakes, Coulters, Cob Crashers,
Mowers and Reapers, and many other useful arti
cles for aiding labor. Most of these were deposi
ted by Messrs. Baldwin &. Branch &.
Son, Church &: Brother, and Sinclair & Co. the
last named of Baltimore. The display of poultry
is quite creditable Every kind is ou band, from a
gigantic Sbanghae to a diminutive Bantam. In
the vegetable line, there are numerous specimens
of fresh green peas, large radishes, turnips, cab
bages, ecg plants, and indeed of every kind of ve
getable iadiginous to tbe soil.
The people seemed to be busily engaged in mix
ing in, making acquaintances and enjoying them
selves In looking at tbe sights—that is the honest
portion. During the dsy Mrs Wm C Butler was
robbed of $400 by one of the light fingered gentry,
in passing out of Octagon Hall. Her husband htd
given her the amount for safe keeping, and she to
make assurance doubly sure, put it in her pocket,
and secured it, as she thought,by pinning it in. She
was rudely pushed against by a young man wbile
leaving Octagon Hall,and pausing for a moment to
lookat him she forgot the purse. On getting through
the crowd the young gent was not visible, and it
was found on examination that her pocket had
boen cut (as also a parasol) by some sharp instru
ment. The money was missing. The individual
noticed by Mrs B was youthful in appearance, and
wore a slouch felt hat
What makes the case peculiarly hard, is tbe fact
that the money was the accumulated savings of
several years' labor, and Mr. B. and his lady de
signed leaving the city for tbo West in a few da'y.
Another lady was robbed of $90 in a similar man
ner on Wednesday. The mention of these occur
rences will show yon that pick-pockets are abroad,
aud it would be well for your folks during the com
ing week to look well to their pockats, at some of
tLe-ic gentry will doubtless pay you a professional
visit.
A number of tbe friends of tbe turf from your
city attended tbo New Market Course to-day, to
witness the contest between Sebastopol and Frank
fort. Rarely has there been more interest mani
fested on such an occasion, or a larger attendance
of all classes on the field. When the horse* first
appeared, the betting was about even ; next it run
iu favor of Sebastopol, and finally be wat the
favorite in the ratio of five to one, and in some
instances (after tho first heat; of twenty to one —
The purse was $800, four mile heat*. The follow
*ing is the result, Sebastopol leading tbe first three
miles of each heat:
D -McDaniei's b li Sebastopol, by Tally-Ho,
dam Oratrix, by Orator ........1 1
Calvin Green's ch h Frauktort, by Glencoe,
dam Mary Morris 2 2
Time—7:s4; 8:8*.
This race ended tbo third day's sport. A consid
erable amount of money changed hands.
Rinaldo.
Murder Trial.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.
Chestekeield C. H , October 23.
The Circuit Court of this county (Judge John
W. Nash presiding) commenced its session to-day.
There is but one case docketed which excites much
curiosity anions the citizens as to the denoument.
This is the trial of Moses Stratton for the murder
of Col. Henry P Miller, in August last. Ajnry
was sworn, and the prisoner (who is a young mau
of good appearance) was arraigned today, and
plead "not guilty."
The trial will probably occupy three or four
days, the prisoner's friends having engaged sev
eral lawyers to conduct bis defence, and the inter
ests of the Commonwealth being cared for by
three gentlemen of well known legal attain
ments With their aid all the facts bearing on the
guilt or innocence of the accused will doubtless
be elicited from the witnesses. The prisoner
pleads self-defence in justification. The circum
stance attending the homicide (as intimated to
me) are as follows : Stratton was the overseer
for Miller and had reason to suspect him of im
proper advances to his wife He made this the
subject of a communication to M.
During the conversation both parties got angry
a dispute, and finally a sctffle or fight between
the two ensued, in the progress of which M. re
ceived one or more pistol shot wounds, which caus>
ed his death. How far Stratton was justified in
regarding.M. as a violator of his domestic felicity
the evidence will doubtless Show.
Messrs. Alexander Jones, (Commonwealth's At
torney,) Hon. R K Meade, of Petersburg, and W.
C, Flournoy, of Prince Edward county, appear for
the State. For the prisoner, Messrs August,
Flournoy snd Poindexter, of Richmond, Hon. H.
L. Hopkins, of Powhatan, and V. D. Markham, of
Chesterfield. Four Eyes.
Richmond, Va., October 11th, 1855.
BTI bave examined the prospectus of Lou'*
Aozsanyi, Esq., for kis Riding School in the city < f
Richmond, and commend his plan to all who desiie
to practice the art of commanding the horse. He
follows the system of Bnuober, the celebrated cavalry
trainer of France, whose work was translated by Jno.
Sergeant, Esq ,of Philadelphia. I have witnessed
the effects of training riders and horses under that
system, in Philadelphia, have conversed mnch with
the translator, and read tbe book, and I may safely
assure the public of Virginia that it is considered the
most perfect system of riding known in either Eu
rope or America. The Krenoh Consul, Mr. Paul, has
introduced Mr Rozsanyl to me with tbe highest com
mendation of him at a rota and at amt'terof hia
art. I troat that he will aeaure auch a patronage of
hia achool aa to form a delightful mgwum of eter
ciae for the ladiaa and gentlemen of Richmond. The
training he propoaea givea heilih to the rider and tdda
doable valne to the horee. For the troope tod cavalry
it will be invaluable. 1 heartily oommrnd tlio School
to public patronage aad confidence.
HENRY A WISE.
Bee advert'ii»TTieTit •
rjlttATliAtli OK «:AKf»KTH-_Kplen
\I did ditplay of elegant Velvet and Tapeetrie Car
peta, at the new Carpet Warerooma. 181 Main at.,
nearly opposite Exchange Bank. CHS. A. Q WAT
KIN invitea the attention of buyers to two floors ef
Carpeting U be exhibited during the continuance ef
the Ftira in thit city, at a great reduction ia price*.
Htracgera will do well to examine theaa goodt, aa the
atock ia very large and complete of Hoe rich Carpal -
mg, far double and tingle parlore: rich Velvet Car
petmg; Tapeatrie; Imperial Three Ply new pattoroa;
Aneaed auperior do. Rag Carpeta; Venetian Alao
500 handtoue Velvet Chenele aad Tuflfted Rags, from
•I to the fineet imparted. An early eall it solicited
a the new carpet wararoomt, at bargains will be
sold C. A OVVATKIN,
QC" . Oppnaite Exchange Bank.
T« WHOM IT JUV (.UNCKKN.-1 an
A ao longer Agent tor Wil>iam tVhftlock
WM MILLER.
NOTICJB.--1 have WM. MIL
LER my Agent, to hay, pa np »ud sell Tobacco, da
ting from September 4th, l»sti '
' MARCUS REEVE.
sliMsasi 1
Antral mt liie 4r»m
SETTLEMENT OP THE SOUND DUES
B QUESTION.
Halifax, Oat. 23 —The steamer Arabia, with
datee from LWorpool to tkf 11th Instant, irrlnd
h«re today.
Tha news by thia arrival it meagre,
t (ROLAND.
Tha English telegraph companies gave baftqtwt
to Prof. Moraa who hat Just succeeded ia tale
graphing a distance of 2,000 milaa at tba rate of
210 algnaia per minnte.
NAFLIS.
The German paper* report that the King of Na
plea baa been indnead to make certain concessions,
and it was thought that tbe matter won Id bear
ranged amicably.
The English fleet had not tailed for Naplee.
RUSSIA.
The Rnsalan fleet, under the Grand Duke of
Constantine, was going to the Mediterranean as
a guard of honor to the Queen mother on ber
tonr through Italy.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian squadron will cruise in the Adri
atic solely for exercise.
SWITZERLAND.
The French Ambassador *o th« Swiss Confed
eration has interfered in behalf of the Austrian
prisoners at Neufcbatei. It was believed tbe Gov
ernment would acquiesce on one condition only,
and that is that the King of Prussia would re
nounce his claim to the Principality.
DENMARK.
Tbe Danish papers announce the settlement of
the Hound Dues Question.
Commercial.
Liverpool. Oct. 11.— Fair qualities of Cotton ad
vanced 1-1 C with sales of 63,000 balea. of which spec
ulators too* 13 00(1. aodfxpnrters 11,000.- Fine Flour
has advanced 6d.'Sis end closed steady. Baltimore
and Philadelphia S23S3s ; Ohio 36»37«. Wheat ad
vanced 1 ®2d—Red »i« ; white 10£*. Corn unchsn ged
—white ; jellow 33a. Provisiona unchaug
ed. Cocaoia cloned at 920n Saturday.
Money market more «trln*ent.
Slavers fitting oat in New York.
New York, Oct. 23. — The Tribune of this
morning says the Custom House officers have re
ceived information that several slavers are being
fitted out at this port, in consequence of General
Walker's decree permitting slavery in Nicaragua.
The Huniin«don Forgeries.
New York, Oct. 23.—The forgeries of O. B.
Huntingdon liave been ascertained to reach $50,-
000.
Dcnt'i of n Knnsns Judge.
Philadelphia, Oct. 23.—Judge Burrill of the
Supreme Court of Kansas, died at Greensburg,
Pa., a few days since.
Appointment of CoinmiNNioner of Pension*.
Washington, Oct. 23 — George C. Whiting, late
Chief Clerk of the Interior, has been appointed
Commissioner of Pensions vice Judge Minot, re
signed.
Re-Election of a U. S. Senator.
Montpeließ, Vt, Oct. 21.—Hon. Solomon Foot
was this morning re-elected to the U. S. Senate
from this State.
Boston Horse Exhibition.
BOSTON, Oct. 21.—The grand Horse Exhibition
opened to day in a brilliant manner. Over four
hundred entries aro made, comprising much valu
able stock- This forenoon there was a grand cav
alcade upon the track for the exhibition of the dif
ferent classes of horses.
This afternoon there were two races for pre
miums of the society. Trial No 1 was for green
horses under five years. The first premium of
$100 was taken by Lady Liglitfoot, owned by K.
S. Flanders, of Roxbury ; the second, of $50, by
Lady Stewart, belonging to F L Brown, of Ca
uaau. Vermont; the third, of $25, by Young St.
Lawrcnce, of Georgetown, Mass
In the race of trotting geldings and mares, mile
heats best in five to barneys, S. McLaughlin's Lady
Moscow took the first premium of $150; D Mace's
Meddlesome, the second premium of $75; and A-
Carpenter's Tellemachus, the third premium of
$50. Time 2 min. 40 sec., 2 min. 15 see , and 2 min.
39i sec.
Disaster at Hen.
BALTIMORE, October 23.—The schooner Kalos,
from St. Martins, ladened with salt for Philadel
phia, went ashore on Wednesday last at Currituck
Beach, and is a total loss. Captain Child and four
of the crew were lost. Another schooner, narne
unknown, is reported ashore on the same beach
MARINE NEWS,
New York, Oct. 22 —Arrived. Schrs. Cumberland
Chase; Oolden Rule, Vanelesf; Orianna, Tuttle, and
Trident, Snow, from Bicfcmond.
ffiI}KSIKABLK BitlCK DWELLING
ON 9TH STREET, -•Kiii.NCfct GARDEN
HILIj," FOR SALE.-We are authorised to
sell tie axcellent Brink I)w«lliug, on the Rent iice of
Sth atieet, now in the occupancy of Rev. W. Wiley
Jones. The home ha* 10 rooms, n nearly new. The
lot front* 30 feet, and it beaiifully located. It ii
quite convenient to the usual piece* of business.—
Price $3 250. Apply to
oc2l-6t GODDIN k APPERSON.
BMALI, PAK.U NKAH HKOOit FL ANK
ROAD, 2i MILES ABO/E RICHMOND FOR
KALE.—The subscribers are authotixsd to sell the
•mall Farm, now occupied b7 Mr. Tboma* M. Gran
ger, located as above,and adjoining the farm of Jao.
A. Parker, Eiq It contains 12 acre*, i* well enclosed
atd hnn on it an excellent Framed Dwellin*, (new,)
containing 4 rooms. There i* a well of water in the
yard. Th-9 neighborhood i* good, end the place re
markable healthy. Apply to.
oc 14—6t GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucts.
V MTKAJIKKI'OCAMONTAe<
FOR BALTIMORE.
J Hil Ml I 4mi<l Freight received to day, (FRI
DAY,) and up to the hour of 2 o'clock P. l/ 1., Saturday,
the ioth init.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods to-
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their consignees Saturday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
oc 24-2t LUDLAM k WATSON.
Wftw-—jmiiifc FOR LVM'IIBL : RI«.-tloat
is now receiving
for Lyncbburr, and will leave
on SATURDAY, full sr not full. Enquire of Cap
tain at th« Shed, rear of the Gaa Work*. or
cc24-2t ALFRED 8 LEE, on Dock.
V KNIfiO.V- The fmieti joiug
BUCK ever seen in this city will be
served up in every style, with every
other delicacy, at the VERANDAH
HOTEL, New Market Square.
oc 24—4t* RO. RE ID
VVK AKK HKUKIVINU. All)
ifgrnim and have on hand already, one of the most
extensive stock of GENTLEMEN'S and
LADIES' Gaiters ever known in this city, of eve
ry kind and quality. Eapecially would we call tbe
attention of the Ladles to our atoek of Calf, Guat and
Morocco Booltees of every quality.
C. S. MAURICE,
oc 24 No. 151 Main St., Eagle Square.
MRS. J>KiUKL.i»I AN HAS Ofti*
MfjflFil just reoeived a delightful MtortmeatJSfy*'
BMP of FALL and WINTER MILIJNE%t(%
TrZv RY GOODS *n«h a* BONNETS.JSK3
HAIK DR*.BSF.S, DAESB CAPS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, NEEDLE WORK
COLLARS. BABY CAPS, Ac.
LADIES' GAITERS. GLOVES, ke — Al»o, a large
aaiortment of Ladiea' GAITERS, GLOVES, i e., <to.,
wliich (he reapeetfully otfere to the Ladiei of Rich*
mood and viciuiiy, at very moderate pneei.
3ho will alto bleach bad alter BONNETS In the
lateat atyle, and at the aheiteat no'ice.
M&l J DEMELMAN,
•e 54— dim* Main at., between 17th and 18th ata.
KUlt it KIN I—The larie and drtlra
rabls dwelling situated on Grace it. Church
Hill, opposite the residence of Mrs Van-Lew,
oontaining nine room*.with gaaand city water en lha
preinitee. The dwrllitig haa recently been put in
good iepair. Apply to
E A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No. 8 Wall at,
oe 24 -3t Under fit Cha«. Hotel.
"\Z~fc HKNKIt'O LIUHTIIKAUUUNK.
jBB Attend a meeting of the Troop, at Wil
■fWft backer's Moon, at 7 o'cloek. P. M-, on
SATURDAY, 25th inat A full attendance
la important aa businest of great interaat will be
broaght before the meeting.
By order of the Captain. "
oe 24—5tJ C. C. HANEB, O. 8.
L ATTENTION, VIKtttMA KIKI.BS:
a Attend a regular Drill and meeticg on FRIDAY
fjl evening, October 24th. 1156, at Lafayette Ball, at
Jftt o'cloek, precisely Every member moat be pra
eent. By order of tba Captain.
of 24—It PH. Orderly.
\| AOa UK PAK»UM»hu Jim Arrived
ATR from Spain, and ie now prepared to attend to ail
M YSTFRIOUH DISEASES, which ihe baa pracuied
for many yean with success.
Bbe will elaogive her attention to ladiea concern
ing FUTURE DV.BTINY. Chargea moderate
Can be aeeq at the Union Hotel, on 17th street, be
tween Franklin and Main atreeu, weat aide of Old
Market. Private entrance peasage door.
o*24—fit'
■ of Prim* Moll BUTTER, at retail bjr
WILLIAM T. K.IHO.
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BOkH; all of tWa eity. . ..,
Herald aad ChriiiU Adrfcato fM>
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DIED,
Thu/sday morning, Oatobar *d,«* ] S?
residence ea Bread street, LAWRENCE WALL 18,
ara iaTited to aito*
bis funeral, this day, (PrkUy,) at 3 e'sloek, t. M.
Or Bwtlatore p spare pleaeeeefy
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iy From the prices snnexed a liberal discount
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N. B. —Orders received by mail or otherwise,
promptly attended to. oc 24—It
If ALL, AND WINTKK »T«OK.~Tli»se
a who have not purchased yet will save money by
calling at No. 27 Main street, where they will find a
handsome assortment of plain and figured DeLaiues;
black and calored Alpaccas, from 16. i#, 25, 31, fcc ;
Krench Embroideries; needle worked Cellars, lis
cts; Sleeves; Worked Bands; MantillasandCloaks; a
tine asiortmeot Shawls; Flannels; servant and bed
Blankats, very low price; a large lot of sheeps grey
Satinets; ladies' Merino Vests; Kid Oloves, 37J and
50 cts., worth 75; Gauntlets, Hosieries; bleached and
brown Domestic, 4-4 wide, st 54 cents and upwards.
Quick Sdlfs and small profits is oar motto. Don't
forest to call at N.. 27 Main street.
oc 24 — I2t* P. STRAUIE It BEO.
LT>OR SALK-A fushionnble two horse
r CARKI AGE,which has b-iea in asenot more th.n
12 months. Apply st this offise. oc 24—ts
L/OK HAL.K~SO,OOO ULV BKIC'KS Ap-
I. ply'at ihisoffice. 0c24-ts
ij^UUNU—A VVutcb Case, which lUeowner
r can have by describing this same and paying for
this advertisement.
0C24-2-. BAKER k PLEASANTS.
DKSTINY IfKill UNSTK A'l'AJ. —Prol L,.
S. will gi7e the best and the most correet ao
oount cfall the affairs of human life; trom the day
a child is bom, year after year all through its life,
and a: what age any particular good or evil will come
to itself, its father, mother, sister, brother, or any of
itskiodred; of healtb,;weaith, love, marriage, friends,
journeys, business, honor or disgrace. Also, a father
or mother can know all particulars of tbeir children,
•nd what age the parent is whan every child is born,
nulla or female; happy are thay who have Jupiter
in the first division at birth, tar they will have a
easy, healthy, wealthy, long and happy life. Happy
are they wno|sre born with good planets in the ninth
division, for it will not only t>e well with yon in this
life, but better with you in that life whish shall
never ted 11iee>il planets in the same place, de
note a poor, dejected, troublesome and wicked life —
Those wishing to know, must call soon for my time
niil be sliert. Terms, 50 cents each. Apply. Adams
Valley, 2d bouse from corner of 16th, ou Poplar
street. No. 2, Prof. L. S. on the door, Va.
oc 24 -»t*
APPLKS A Nil BLTTKK— We have
juit received and offer this morning, 50 barrels
Albemarle Pippins aud Red Apples; 15 packages
nice Roll and Keg Butter, from the Valley.
TYLKR k 80N,
oa24—lt* No. 136 Carystreet.
Executive Department )
Richmond, October 23d, 1856 )
THE COMMISSIONKItS IN THE
1 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.-Gentlemen .
To secure uniformity in the return*, and a eompli
•nee with the provisions of law, I have prepared by
authority of th» Governor, forma of the oatbs, certi
ficate* and return* prescribed to ba used in the elec
tion ef President and Vice President of the United
it* tea.
Printed copies directed to you have been trans
mitted to the Court Homes of the respective Coun
ties and Corporations in the Commonwealth.
Vary respectfully. ke-,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
oe 24—c3t Sec'y. of the Common wealth.
rpKIMMING AND All LLINKRV UOOUB
I A full assertment ef Trimming and Millinery
Goods just received; and as my store ia closed on Sat
urdays, the Ladies will do well to call to-day to make
their purchases. Just received, a rich a-sortment of
Trimmings, Ribbons Flowers, Ruches and other
goods, to be sold cheap.
* T. GOLDSMIT,
oc2-I SOS Broad Street.
NOTHKK ARRIVAL OtT JFINK KI£A.
DY MAD E CLOTHING — MERCHANT,
WEISIGEP. It CO., would respectfully call the at
tention ofaliin want, to their late arrivals of fine an«
well made Clothing, consisting of fine French Beaver
and Cloth Over, Talmas Raglans, Peltos and Backs;
fine black and blue cloth Dreaaand Frock Coata; fancy
Caasioiere Suits, >11 alike; Vests of every description,
from the finest cat Velvet down. Also, Gentlemen's
Furnishing Gooda of endless variety. All we ask is
look. Prices will be very mode-ate.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER fc CO.,
cc 24 No. 112 Main st.
pOUMTRY JHLNIT # O t; K S.-.jKor sale
VV privately, a selected lot of heavy Wool and half,
coantry knit Socks. R CAUTHORN.
LKT ALL TRY IT.--Leonard'* inatitot
Relief, for Coughs, Colds and Aathma. Ve., for
sale by FURCELL, LADD It CO.,
cc 24 Drugriata, 92 Main atreet.
/ >U KCKKI) AND STKIPBO SILKS AT
50 CENTH.—We have a lot Cheaked and Nar
row Striped Bilks, for sale at 50 eents per vard.
oc 24 C. HART WELL k CO.
b'KKNiiH COitsETS-.We nave Juat re
ceived a lot, comprising all tbe sixes, ef French
Corsets that lace behind and fasten in front with a
catch C HARTWELL k CO.
UINTIMi COATS - Msy be fsiiadat the
Clothing Emporium, No. 103 Main street, soma
very desirable styles of Hunting Caa's, gotten up *x
rreasly for hunting purposes. Call and examine
H»em. HENRY SHAFER.
ee 24 corner Main and 14tb atreots.
A PPLE«! APPLK»!!~KtceivJn* ikTa
£X day, a fine asmrtment of Apple*, anch aa Bell
f lower and 20 ounces, all ia prime order
A. ANTONI,
M " St. Nlchelae Saloon.
ITNOKIt VVKAU FOR UKNTI.KUKiS...
v we have the largest and moat deairable assort
ment of the varioaa gradaa of Silk, Merino. Lamb*
Wool and Shaker Flannel Under Bhiru and Drawer*,
Tor Gentlemen, we have ever had, aad at price* that
moat pleaae. Call at 102 Main etreet
«*» 3* KE»N, BALDWIN A CO
It IA CK uuENKIN PAM'n,'. We have
I?. •/ ,r for ,b * !•*«•« atoek
j°* ,k ! n Caaaimere Panuto oe fenad
Lj - S "P in 'he beat manner, aad warrant*
J, every respect. Pi ieee moderate.
06 KEEN. BALDWIN A CO.
Y t AHSIiUKUK PAN iO.-j.OOO
, '* B ®y f asal»»re Pants, of every variety
of atyle and <juaUty. in More awl for aele by
00 24 keen, Baldwin a no.
I\l K J %f . I i KK ? WF TUI£ AOKIVOLTUUAL
i" atranseii vin tin* Richmond, at that
time, •bou!d_by all meaaa proenre a bottle of DU-
A NORTON'S celebrated Horse To«ic for the
aafeand epecdy core of Worms, Bote, Hidebound.
Surfeit and Uiatantper. It will give aay horae an a»
pantsi aad improve hia condition, ao as te make him
®*r.preferable to all the Cattle or Horae
Powdera in tbe world For aale by
0t94 DUVAL A NORTON. Drat# l "
UPONUK«...PmaII aid large, CnrrUae
5 aM bathing Seoagee. for aale by
ooH BENNETT, BEERS A VICOU.
AKB, »BA wil KIj&MOWSMIKB AitD
K!>lSttrtUCj!^ttm«TT«
ViIH«IM M»I JKSSSJ? **
aagt^avg^lg ._..
pETn £d PriSttf Flinch DrIOIHM »1 VA,
FopHna and Freneh Wool PLAIOB
Cloth*. Caarimerec and VMtsn
flbWa OrtjH, Va. railed Clatha, «d
Blanket* and Ltaaoya, fcr aerrante
Towelling, Table Liiea
Pillow sad Shaath) f Linen.
FAICB. B*YLT Jt WlflßM..
Wholesale aad Retail Dealer* in
M St—Sw Staple tod Fanay Dry Good*
ty Auction >»11ce..-Boata, BI«m mm 4
Hau. thU aIiLKN k CO..
oe 34 -It Aaetieneer*.
- rr The Metlittllit af !Hueh«ttr I7«lo«
Hill *nd Ktch-noad, and all tboee Meodlylo tka da
namimtion, are invited to at toad a meeting at Cen
tenary Chireb, THIS (Friday) EV*»«fO. at 7
o'clock. Interertlpg addreaaaa maybe eraeatad a*
on a subject of great importance to MethodUm In thla
city. | ** 24 1f l
ef Sewing MacMae*-—aliwiloa al
thfpnbllc 1. re«peotfully
Webiter'a newly improved BEWIHQ MACHI NBd,
two of which ara oo axhihitlon «t the If aehanica
Fait. and in oparation avary day and event nf.
IV* 0
,®Ei sK;"q Aflj.'.'r.ru'j;
lie are invited to attend. ° 8 -,3 ~ 7t
AMT3BBME NTS.
Y he AT RE.
KUNKEL t CO Lessee* and Proprietort.
J °[Also of tbe ß N»tionVl' Theatre, Washington, and
t r.
FRIDAY EVKnInT.', October 24th.
Ihe rreat dram* of the
THE LOST SHIP.
nu_,. tll . T-im Mr. Jefferson
V TrLJnt Mr. Boniface
N«S Martin Hamilton
Rose Linden.""' D " ! "
Dance **" Dever#
ToCone' o dewith ( the Ni)0BBg
n „ kK . Mr. Boniface.
Pa ternnVtir. Mr Jeffarson.
ADMISSION—Dress Circle and Parqoette, » eU.,
(no extra charge for reserved seats;) 2d Tlar Boxes,
25 eta.; Galleries Jn and 25 ct»
tT Box Office open from 9 to 5 o clock.
pT Door* open at 7; Overture oomrnenoea at quar
ter before 8 o'clock preciaely.
jlfliliK. ADKLA FLOttJtNUB'S
CONCERT TROUPE!
Mlle ADELA FLORENCE h«i th. bayor of »n
--nouncing to the Ladiea and Gentlemen of Richmond,
that her celebrated
TROUPE OP ARTISTS
trill appear at
METROPOLITAN HALL!
or THREE NIGHTS ONLY, commencing on
THUBHDAYaad FRIDAY, Oct. 33, 34.
The Manager take a pleaaure In preaent&g the fol
lowing ARRAY OP TALENT:
Mlle ADELA FLORENCE, Danseaae.
Mllb CASTELLA. Prima Donna, Asaalnts.
Mllb MJWIGARETA. Da Casta, Contralto.
Mr J. WHITAKER, the oelebrated Tanor.
Mons. OE BEUPRE, eminent Violiniat.
HFR VON JUSTINE. Renowned Pianist,
gy TICKETS OF ADMISSION, 25 owta.
gjr Doers open at 7J o'clock. Performance to com.
mence precisely at 8 o'clock. __
oc 22-St J. WHITAKER. Maaarer
VMAJ*. TUK WIZARD! ~~
WYMAN, TIIE VENTRILOQUIST!!
WYMAN, THE WIZARD!'.!
METROPOLITAN HALL!
METROPOLITAN HALL!!
METROPOLITAN HALL!!!
FAIR WEEK!
A'AIR W±i£K!!
oc2o—ts FAIR WEEK!!!
yiRUINIA MECHANICS' INSTITUTE
THE FAIR OF THE
VA MECHANICS.' INSTITUTE
18 OPEN DAILIf FROM 10 A. M. TILL 5 P. M,
AND FROM 7 TO 11 t. M.
IN THE SPACIOUS HALL OVER
THE OLD MARKET.
Besides a most extensive variety ef
MECHANICAL FABRICS, FANCY
ARTICLES, FINE SPECIMENS OF
HOUSEHOLD ARTS, PAINTINGS AND
CURIOSITIES, THE RENOWNED
PICTURE OF THE
SCHOOL OF ATHENS,
FAITHFULLY COPIED FROM THE ORI
GINAL, will be exhibited daily and nightly.
ADMISSION 25 cents—Doors opes at 10 o'elcek,
A. M., eliH at 5 o'cl >ck, P. M., re-apes at 7 o'eloo*
P. M , and close at 10 o'clock, r. M. eo 23—ta
LsPAI'CH fTKAtI PUWKtt
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Mall) Corner of Thirteenth Street.
KICHMOND. VA.,
J. D. HAMMBRStKY «!fc CO., Proprietors.
Country Merchants ami ethers visiting Richmond,
are invited to oall at the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishment, and examine the largest assortment of
Tjpeiand materials for
w STORE BILLS!
to be found South of "Mason sod Uixon's Line," and
to which all new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constan ly
added, as fast ss produced.
, CARDS
of every description printed in
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS!
on Plain, Enameled, or Colored Paper, In the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed in the best style of the art, and a large
assortment of fine paper kept alwayson hand.
BILL lIKADS
printed on good paper, in & superior manner, and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities ior
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Cherka, Drafts, Notre, Ac.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish,
boend or unbound. All the new and hand,
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERB 1
on plain er colored paper, or in colored ink. Thla
office has better facilities for this kind of print
ing than any other offioe in this city, la
abort, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatnesa and
se 6 dispatch.
£OAP Wt'TOHV AMHK* KUH BALM.
O —The «üb»oriber hu a fow kundred baehele of
be* quality ASHES for eale at bii factory, en fruk
lia rear of St. Chttlti Hotel
oo 23—3t KOW. McADAM.
NON.SMHIIVKINU F^ANNKI.M^.
Real Weleh flannel
4 4 and 10-4 Bhaker Flannel
Twilled and Plata Doreett Flannel
White and Red Flannel* of all qaattttM
Silk-wajp and fine Saxony Fiacneb
Fifty Pieces White Dweett riannela, at 1
(hilling per rati, a greet bargala
Printed Mou«lainee, at I ah Mint.
At the Cwh Store, 90 Main (tract.
o® B3 CHRISTIAN fc LATgROP
BparkHM Oelatine, Jriah and leelaad Mom, fcr cak
lag Jelly, Blaso Merge, ko; for eale by
JHO. W. POLLARO, Druggltt,
0083 ltth&rek
20 ? Fri»» Brl»k» MID JIM; 10
W twcealagar eared Hama, l.udtn.aed fer eale
*>7 _ WOMIUC fc CLAIBORbDC.
08 a Wo. II Pearl Dreet
H W IMB* «nc)> KdiMtd r«r
*1 1 medicinal purpcaai rtd aod white, oftbe fol
tewfag broad*, vU; Budaf, *grl. Taeckwirdi. Vlll*ayl,
Bekafer lVkay, ke. Al*o. French claret Wloee;
Jlavaaa aod Prineipe Cl*are; Bevridee'* AM) for eale
* —» r. mutTc***.
-r
'ill iM
;SS?KSs
oe SO—t*
W**T«P A HI lUAI
" of a lev,* "hlTff. g—«w
WANTUB, LAND
•ad all oftWfa who hare tbem for tala Win
■gwraaisttsasßajg?* a
aftnaarc
&3w?fK^
1 HoW ' ** **£'»«:
- 9 ~ t « JWO J. WERTH , r
Y*T ANTKD--Ta hlre lor the bn|ft ß rTTriTi
year, a '•» able-bodied NKOROEB £! »
fw« cperatlona, at the Coke M;ivj ' * w
m ? loaw J WERTH. At,.,
WASTKB.-TWO UA.VIIK lo
»» iCnitomnr*! Coat* None bat rood woiTmJ *"
apply. Call at 114, Main itraet. ' wortn *»Med
" aa ~ tf J WM. IRA SMITH
YYANTKU— Twa extrVc« ll d^l»i.U fr .
dnnng the bo*y iruos, to intit i„ od , r.
manufactory. Nona need .pjplj except
handa DAVID fr.
,aB7 No 76, Mais tfrwt
BE R VIC £ in
nut. A-tw Mexico and Ttxa. Pay from *12
per month, t-.ccorditg to the rank and the e.pa-iti of
the soldier. Hrrwii. a«ootr«raen:i cltthiai 11-
and medical attendance furnished fr»« of eharie
No deduction of waacs on account of siekn»aa ~
ALSO,
Wanted immediately, a few MUSICIANS for
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS L, d .
few BOYS of good character, between thVC of
foarteen and eighteen yean, to tram «w : to whom
will be given the PAY AND EMOLUMENTSofS
soldier, and thsy will alio reel™ a MUSICAL ahii
MILITARY education free of charge.
®2 will be oaid to any person bringing an aecentH
Beo-uit to thi* Rendezvoua. S aeceptrd
For farther information, apply at the Reodaivona
Franklin (treat, opposite Metropolitan Ball R; e h'
mond. Va oe4-d3*>t
LOBT.
LOHT— By n'Lady, between C U Wyant'i
Printing Office, and lat and Fousb»e sireeta, »
POCKET, containing a Port Monnaie. HymnßnM
and about sixty-eight centa. 7 bare was a bond wi-h
other papers ia the Port-Monnaie, of novalnstoanr
other but the owner. Any one 6osing it will beiiho.
rally rewarded by leaving the aame at Mr. Wjnoe'i
Offica. 0c24 -it*
VVH'TK t»K t-AfHK for I :ir»U|e«, Wa
* " gona. to , in keg* and oani. Tne beat andsheip
eit article out. for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS k FISHER,
00 2* Druigi»ti
C'OD LilVUti mij—iu Jloz-i lor aale by
' BENNETT, BEERS it FISHER,
M Draitiita
IIITK WINDSOR puAl 1 FOtt BAR
BERS —ItW Dczan, foraala by
0024 BENNETT, BEER.H k FISHSR.
OIL OF ClNftA HON.-- ISOJLbe Chlarie
OH of Cinnamon, very superior, foraala by
BENNETT, BEERS k FISHER,
oe 24 I)rui|iit>.
Ul.A!as...a#y Boxes Frenrb.
all a' zes in sunerior order, for a*Ja by
BENNETT, BEERS it FISHER,
oc ?4 Drng(i>tf
JUST KKCKIVKD AT CUUKT.NKY'S
STOCKING and WORSTED BTOKE—
er lot of Talrnaa, Nubras, Hooda and Cotaeica, wbidi
will be sold aheap.
FOR KENT —Tba dwelling over our ttora, to»
family or single gsntieinen, for lodgisg roomi u
offices. J. C COURTNEy,
oc 24—6t Broad atraet
T« DYIPKPT ALLK(4MAMI"
Jl BPRINOS WATER.—The waterfmm this cele
brated spring he*, ia a vary abort lima, acqsiraiU
grant reputation fer tbecureof diaaaaaa of the dila
tive orgaas, and for the relief of general debility
We have tba water for sale in bottles which enablo
us to furnish it at good and as parfest and reliable ai
it taken frssh from the spring.
PURCELL, L \ !)U fc CO.Druigiita,
oc 22 92 Msin street, eorner 14th.
i <Ki£A'f SAI.K OK littV MHIDS!
VJ A LARG& OK
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD Wll HI *■
TWO MONTH 3!
V. C 0 H E .V,
NO. 175 BROAD STREET,
B«(i to announce to the public thattho com' «nt in
crease of his butincH makes it imperative to h»vi
hie present store enlarged, and in order to have the
improvement executed as »oon a« possible, all tae
good* will ba offered at such extremely
LOW PRICES
ii to secure their
QUICK SALES!
To enumerate the goods and theirprices, woild t«««
too much cpaes; suffice It to say, that be bus in iter*
an unusually large stock, embracing •verythio|ln! «
DHY GOODS LINE! ,
and hi* facilities for purchasing *oods beirg m |om
as those of any other house in the city
GRKAT BAROAINc may be expected. Oocdi
■aid exclusively for CASH. oc2o—ef
Wtin DRUM XttVKH l/KASK.-Jlna Sn
of a woman bat but a short tiins to livs ; in*" -
fora 1 am deiirous te make g.iod use of raytUss-<
Af.sr being afflicted for a number ef ye*": ?**■ 10
the fiery furnaca. and eomiog out with the paiisuM
of Job, I new call for haip—out a« Hsraules ola, >"
putting my shouldsr to the wheel; and *•
the spice of life, I have now turned BUTCHER. »™
solicit ot friends and acquaintaocas to give mescsli,
and 1 will pltaae and accomxoduts all.
JOHN HAOAN, part of Creek Nation.
Oc 22—6t Stall No. 7. Old
ObCilNl) SUPPLY OK PALi. WtMMW. •
0 fe-.eived yesterday, per Jameatewa,
tional supply of desirable Kail and Winter Good
consisting or new styles ef Dress (ioods, iaen •*
S'lka, Plain and Figuered
Balaariaes; all Wool Delaines
New style Cloaks; Embroideries
Hosiery; Stella x lis wis
Fugle Trimmed Black Lace Collars
Dresa Trimmings; Embroidered Handk.»
Cl>aks; Cassimeres, . .
And a variety of ether goods, select»d Im<
New York at anetion, to which the attention*'» * '
chasers U solicited, at the established
of ALKRKD MOrtS,
PC 83 t>SM»iB sixeet
1 ADIKS iMJCKINU VKf*TS.-Kec«"<j
Li a superior article of Merino Vests for
wear, with leng and short sleeves. Those >»«"»'"
please call at AUGUSTUS MAILM™
oca N0.41. Maia» _
Black, silk fkin wks
auction, several lots of Black Fringes of vaiw
widths, which I can sell very cheap. «,
AUGUSTUS MAIUCIT
93 No 41. Mais
L^'A.lllliV KLOCK. -ttewl"^
T to XX Family Floar, the b«.t article 1« tb* •"
kot, wmmctotf, • fr»«h •upnhr lo#c
eale by sitOEN k H\liU
00 ii carper Pearl »ad Ctrf
ENUJJI!»H COAL a». - 4W«
ebire Caael Coal*, a «u»»rtor artlcie *»
Work* or FaaUie*'oae, for eale by r,»rnN
oeffl-tt PALMS:* *■ ciorgg-
UUH, KU«t-Wf M«»» '•*•! «d**
msnafactored in Virgiala, *ery pretty
I AUlSa' Atto
u money aod add to their oem Tort, b» e* l ' ki4
HARRIS'S and parohaee their fa.l SboM. . tfc ,
stock la rery large aad the brjt
cheagec U tb. city.
/JKNT»» CONUKKHH W A ,TB^!trt-' '
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