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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-30

The editors of the National Inteigencer have been
furnished by the gentleman to whom was addressed
with the following copy OF letter from the President
the United States to DR.. Naphegyi:
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1880
DEAR SIR have the honor to acknowledge the re.
cept OF your note accompanied by an illuminated letter
OF congratualion in sixteen different languages for
which you will please accept my grateful acknowledge
ments. The letter, as work of art, executed as |
understand, solely with the pen exceeds any thing Of
the kind which have ever seen: Ihad conception
that the art OF chirography had been brought to such
perfection in this any other country and deem it
worthy OF conspicuous place in the Presidential Man
sion. speak in your note the vic STUDIES OF your
lie as one cause OF your acquiring knowledge Of SO
many languages. trust that your wanderngs are now
at an end, and that you may find this happy country
the asylum OF the oppressed OF all nations a desrabIe
residence for the remainder Of your lfe and that our
people, always ready TO appreciate merit, may extend
10 you that confidence and especto which your literary
and scientific attanmens so justly entite you
have the honor TO be your obedent servant
WILLARD FILLMORE
DR. GABoR NApuEGYI
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At J. W. RandolpRs Bookstore, l2l Main street.
O'Clock II O'Clock o'clock
II 70 70
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Ys1sfa4y. he SoaLtssfn mail tailed beyond Peters
tzrg Sgf The fourth lime ssecs1iyely!
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Mr.. KHETT AND Mr. ADAMs.-The Mobile Herald
speaking Of Mr.. Barnwe Rhett, says
1T may not be known that this gentleman is descend
ed on the paterna side, from an ancestor of the late
John Quincy Adams, on the maternal side A cor
respondent informs that the family name of Mr..
Rhett is Smith, and that the mother OF Mr.. Adams
bore the same name. Two brothers emigrated to the
United States The one fixed his abode in Massachu-
setts the other in South Carolina These were the an
ceslors OF Messrs Adams and Rhett"
We have never heard of the re ationshp OF Messrs
Adams and Rhett before, but who critica y ex
amnes Their characters and conduct, will be hard to
convince OF the probable Truth OF the statement. Both
are ultaistsboth tanatics-boh violent in their ex-
pressions and feelings. The same temperament which
prompted one to become all aboluonst has made the
other iactionist The great difference in the men
10 have arisen solely from the great disparity in
their intellectual powers; judged by this criterion,
would puzzle Professor Agassiz himself prove that
they belonged to the same branch OF the human family
Macon Ness
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BY Last Nights Mail.
From Washington.

The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier states that there was muc h
excitement N that CITY on The oh inst, IN
Consequence of The rumor that the American
Consul had been imprisoned ia Cuba by he
authorities.
, me Information had been received BY
the Govcrnmen, of Sufficient imp stauce 10
require Cabinet meeting. II Is supposed
that this meeting had reerencc TO the in.
structi"ns 10 be sent TO our Minister IN SpaIn
by the Asia, relative TO the ConIoy prisoners.
Mr.. Benton delivered speech ON The OH,
against the Compromise aud made a motion
thai II be postponed until The 4lh Of March.
1851.
Ga The II lh Nr. Cass replied TO Mr.. Ben
ton 5 various objections 10 mos, able aud
convincing manner. He also showed The in.
: Efficiency Of the Presidents plan.
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Nashville Convention Adjournment.

We learn that his body Adjourned on the
l-ih instant, To meet again AT that place IN
SIX weeks after The adjournment Of The pre-
sent Congress.
An address was presented by the people Of
The non. slaseholding States, which Was laid
on the .bie without reading.
The address 10 he South, and 10 The whole
country, reported by Committee, was adop
ted, with some omendmeuts, though there
wns some dissenting votes.
The address takes strong and dignfed
grounds on the subject OF the rights Of the
S"uth. although it iavots reasonable aud
equitable compromise.
Some excitement wasevitcrd, but the pr1.
ceedngs ol tbs body Il rouahoai, have been
manly aud dignlhrd- firm and yet colclI.a.
toiy.- Charleston Courtr.
We have been prevented by the crowded
slate of our columns from giving he regular
proceedings Of lhls { invention. We viii give
them IN our next Charloue JJ.rnai.
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STATE OF WORTH. CAROLIMA,

CNBhRRUs COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Session. 1850.
trustees o. p.,'d'on College I Issue Of Devi.ayi,
Caleb rhittr and others. 'e' non
m RnERED by the Court, that publication be
~ made ior SIX successive week.. in the Charlotte
journal, newspaper published in Charlotte, N. C.,
that tho Trustees oi the Board of Missions OF the
General Assembly OF The Presbyterian Church Of the
United States of America, and the Trustees of the
Board oil Education Of the Presbyterian Church OF
tho U. 5. of America, and the Board of Foreign
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church Of the u. S OF
America, be and appear at the next term of tins
Court 10 be held for the county of Cabarrus, at the
Court House in Concord, on the Sd Monday in July
neSi. then and there TO make themselves parties 10
tins suit according TO law.
Witness, L. w. Fosid Clerk of said Court, Of
Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, a, oiRce the Sd Monday
IN April A. d. 1850, and in the 74th year Of In
dependence.
wv FoARD, C. C, c. C.
Printers Fee, s. 62!. t32
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r1sbgrophed for The Columbia Telegraph.

FOREIGN NEWS.

| The American steamship Attan'ic arrived
!, New York this morning, bringing dates
|l,om Liverpool to Ihe 20lh uiimo, and four
E,y, later than those brought by the Ameri
"a. Her passage was a remarkably quick
I0ue. having occupied ba, ten days and ten
nan 8. She brought over seventy three pa
lrnrers. The following are The leading Tea
lures Of her news:
Cotton remained firm at he quotations Of
| he previous steamer, although ten thousand
,,Ies hsd been sold at prices a shade higher.
b, the 25b, seven thousand bales were dis.
nosed Of, about one half Of which were taken
N spec ula'iop. Tho impression seems to
rev 1T IN Liverpool that The picsen, prices
VII be permanent.
Breadsluf. are steady a, previous rates.
he 6rmness reported IN Corn has been sus.
lined. Gram Is in demand for India. The
eoihcr 10 England rs fine, causing lca,
decline ID. per busheI. Flour has drciin.
Cd. per barrel.
Consols oct.
The slate Of Trade in Manchester is rep.
scented to be gord
The political intelligence is uninieresring.
Al attempt was made To assassinate the
100 Of Persia. which was successiul.
The Grecisn question has given gfeat dis.
u,faction 10 the European powers, and the
IuhdrawaI from England Of the Russian
mister IS hourly anticipated.
The kag Of Pfussis lies in a dangerous.
kodltiou from Nh. wound he received from
e a..assin's pistol acted previously.
r. France II is supposed that The Eec,o.
Bal viii undergo extensive alterations
he Pie.Ideoi has suspended the pubiical,on
the N'poisoa newspaper. The inpres
pn prevails that The misunderstanding b.
cen France and England will be- adjusted.
. The HAVE Cotton market VAS ac,ivr, and
ice. had improved sbout H. Very Ordt.
" lo2f.
The Coaadd arrived a, Liverpool on the
h OFT.
e. The American steamer Hrrm1n also
wed here To day, bnnging one hundfed
thriy five passengers. Sle ief Stuth.
bpion on the 2olb May, but " hen four DAYS
from por, she broke her Lifbaafd En-.
s, which caused her detention.
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(Slislf,:aIlN.

|NiE General Commissioners appointed by ihc
act Incorporating said Company, havlog dis.
lfgcd the duties dovosyod upon ihon ny said act.
/ by notify the ockhodcrs that TurRs ,AY rnE
4 nW or JuLy. ls50, ha been appointed he Tine
lheH meeting at Salisbury, when they, in per.
or PROXY, shall proceed to elect the Directors OF
Comrany, and to enact all such regulations aud
avs a. may be necessary for the government Of
Corporation, and the uanSaclinn Of ITS business
JOS. II WILSON,
W. &. MEANS,
JND d LORD,
RlCUD WASHINGTON,
GEO W NO3bECAI,
II Il. ELLIOTT.
JAS, VI LEAF II,
JNO. VI MOREllE kD,
W. A. GRAHAM,
n. a. SrEDMAN,
a. 7. jenkins.
ED II. DUDLEY.
SAMUEL llARGRANE.
June 10. 1850. TN
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8 8 Y 3 3 81 g y q 3

PRINTERS and Pubr herss Of Newspapers arc
informed that the subscribers are extensively
aged IN the manufacturo OF Printing Ink OF every
and quality, which they know to be equal to
manufactured, aud wi ioh they will sell at the
=" prices for cash; as they are determined that
INK shall recommend it-clf they only sohcl,
wal OF y, relying upon its merits for future
ohage Their Coofcd Ioks are warranted su.
% 10 any manufactured. Circulars containing
es~lll be sent TO those who desire it. Orders
asn or city agents accepted.
Publishers of newspapers inserting this ad.
'e'n'nt to the amount oil -, and sending us one
e' ut any time containing il. by RENTING S.
receive 80 ID. key of extra News Ink
Il. +. ADAMS & co,
Steam Printing Ink Works, Philadelphia.
Agents for tho sale Of new and secondhand
n"ng materials. 26---5w
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The Cuban bE.ir.

We have nothing important from Cuba re.
latug o ihe men taken al Cuntpy. They
have bern demanded by our Gogcfnmcn. The
information has reached here that soma uf
thn,e men had been shal. We see nothnI
If this 10 our exchanges. ! he Sannae
brings rather favorable accounts Of ;htif SIT.
uat'on. The Captain General had stated that
distinction was made between these men
and those taken at Cardeua- aud that the for
met should have a fair ,tisl, - that they viii
he enabled to prove themselves clear.
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'HGEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Canada.
ADVANCE ~ COTION.


BALTIMORE Juuc 10 p. IN.
We have received intelligence, lhtough q
sps'ch sent to tins cay, VI tie atfisai 81
'tisS ihls morning. al the steamship Can
q, br,peng Liverpool dates 10 the 1T Of
ne. aud three days later news than Tint
fngh, hy the Aflaar.. The following a,e
The items ihat have como to hnud
A better feeling existed ~ the Cotton mar.
Jvfng tine week tina, closed Oh he ese
K Of the jis May, than vas apparent tho
tsisu, week. The demand for The Article
5 vert ANIMATED and su improve meat IN
c. Of ! I. had ialen place. Far Orleans
! quoted a, 7si. Transactions Of the
TX we're heavy. embracing sisiy hse thou.
u bales, Of ahieh Spectators tax TWEEN.
thousand, aud Exported four thousand
Is.
Money steady. Consuls 90 n 06i Coz,
has declined IN Liverponl- Jamaica 81 a
AID improving IN London, new crop sell,
at AZ 60. aud y very 6,m. RICE
(biy declined. or Naval Stores there Is
fee supply, causing prices 10 decline.
FS' l. fit, the F.ench Mlnntcr 10 L9ndor,
houtly expected 10 return.
|Ihe Russian Minister has been recalled
|n the EogiI,h Court,
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Restoration 81 preservation of the
q "a N IL Ege
Ey VI. WISE & SON, OF Virginia,
- C3arGlo

TE WISE u son, finding ii altogether impossi.
4Fh. bic TO attend personally to tho great number
OF daily applications from al sections OF The Union fer
their Remedy or Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint
General Irdrstng agent, 10 visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States, vesng him
With authority 10 appoint ubagen,s, use and yend
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
aud TO put them into the hands OF those he NAV an
point - operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
ueutS III any town or neigh borhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, OF Fauquier county
Va Is alone authorized to act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt c. may be expected to visit as speedily as
practicable the principal cities ard towns of tie u
mon.
n .. Cap. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head OF dandruh, strengthens and invigorates
The hair, and prevents 1t, also, from falling off, for
the region OF country most contiguous to his opera
tons, or 1t may always be obtained, at wholesale.
aud forwarded to any part otthe Union, by address.
ing the ptoprIetors NJ. WISE Il son, Richmond,
Va
O'Prce So per dozen cash. Six bottles fors5-
one dollar single bottle.
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YE1llE Bid Session viii be-.
MN " cin Tie LIST Mondat IN
s-AA july n'x'. in charge OF Mi.s
" Etsscc, fRosr
~ "a 80 ~ Mrs FRosT is graduate +
- Greensboro Femso Crl:ege :;
ard VIC have very satisfactory tesinOlial OF tie,
Qualifications rom ire President IT that College 10.
gethcr wi'h his cstUial endorsement.
THIS School is made by Paints to educate ,hcir
own children But 10 do this successfully, aware oil
the importance OF mans 10 pros competent
Teacher aud numbers To produce the proper stnu
lus they open to Others These ~li share ~
benefits that may be produced by parental care and
lBb1r
TER US PER SESSION OF FIVE nToNTEs.
SpelIrnc. R,rdug, Wrning and Atltamrnc, - 90
Goarrephy Grammar. Rhetoric. [. ). History, 6 90
The Il cher EugtI.!. h ap,he-, 90
iaun, Creek, French and Spanish, 10 90
Vocal Music, II possible N Ill The classes with.
out further chsrEe,
Board, (eSccp caGdles,) per month, on
do from Monday TO trlrey, 90
Students are urged 10 ter at the st OF the ses
SION, as well for their good that OF the school.
No deduction, except for inability from slcknos
continuing eas, one month, with notice OF The tact
:. b WATSON,
Uuol is-n u IFE
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"a nc wA7 em /. sH 20

!. Va l<- wa NW Ss5 e c. 20
DER. OAi Is would respectfully luvie he az.
" tculI "a OF the public generally, to his secct
catalogue o. musical publications., The cops ishls O.
which have {, secured from the GU posers.
ANNA Blsnors GRAD MARCH, founded on Bellini's
celebrated Rondo Finale, An! don't minge,' in
LA Somnsmhnla,' and in reducing the new vlri.
auon, colnpost d BY linn ever heiore publI.htd
and the properly o Boehsa hmbet>hed With a
correct likeness Of Madam, Bishop, IN the char.
aa'er OF ANNA. Arranged tpr tie Piano Forte
Nv y. G. Blchsa Pace 37J cents.
UNr NrIr BANS LIS TRor,auss' \ Niglfn the Tro.
pie \ Revere, on a motive from lie Desert,
BY lchyien David. Composed by Maurice SRA.
kosch. 37j cents.
GRASD lotKN FASrAsTIaUE: composed by the late
eminent Gpiarist Vluc, nj A. Schmid', author OF
the Retreat Arranged for the Plane Forte by
Miss Adele knhnsock. 25 cents.
SUNNYslpE NAlTa emhcshcd with beautiful and
correct view OF Sunny side, The residence OF Wash.
iogtcn wing crmp1std by Henry 7, Oates. 2jc.
AuLp | AVG SY>E foLKA: by Francis Rz Ia Is cts,
May RtANE PolEA - cents.
la fItLE pE RtG.nENT PoLEA introducing the air
'Sl.ut Ia France - cruts.
GtvE p'hMouR Fox, IS cents.
YANKEE ooDLs Polk, - cents.
FEEpRRIcK WuInM's GARDEN Folk, . cents.
SECOND Sus,NNAn Polka; by Rziha. 2jcens.
LAST Rosr OF SuMAGR Polka very popular 25 cts.
ovE Nor Pc kzha. IS cents
Celebrated LINDA FolKA, Introducing All. would
the happy day was near - cents.
Cn,RLE,rcN QuspRiLLrs: by +. Woolcott 37j CTS
UEsrNRiNG MARY beautiful Ballad, compos, by
the la distinguished vocalist, JOAN Wilson,
p cents.
kEowlr WALrzEs In Nos by Lady of South
Carolina. SO cents each.
PALMETTO REGIMENT Observation-Disclosures with
correct reptese ntatIon ot the New Military Hall.
Charleston: by Henry +. Oates % cents.
SoUrnERNER QuIcksrEP -embelshcd with correct
representation Of steamship Soulherncr. by Hen
7. Oates. % cents.
JAsrEn GUARDS MARcn. Composed by lady OF
South Carolina. p cents.
Lucy oNG PcLKA Slcyermatkische. 25 cents.
Carnival OF VENICE Polk, livery popular % cts.
SrtyERM,RKscHE FAvoRlrE POLKA % ceuts.
A,so, all the New Music received BY express from
the principal publishers in the Uniled States
-. A liberal discount made 10 Dealers Schools
and Semnaries.
Orders for these publications must be sent TO
GEORGE OATES,
2l3 aud 236 Kingst- (a, the bend) Charleston
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BE TTING LISTS

by which any desired bet according 10 the state oil
Tie odds may be ebtainCd IN all tie great racing
events ard as viii be seen y more detailed pros.
peciuS forwarded to all sub,crib r., THE HOLDER OF
A>Y FAyoRlrE HORSE IN THE ABOVE .wEEp,TtHEs NAY
INSURE TuE GALS n : Co>sIDGRADGE sum - IlLIllEt
THAT HORSE WINS OK NOT.
commission ol ~ pr cent 10 cover expenses
vii. To deducted on payment OF all Prizes.
Any further information required will be afforded
by the Secretary, Mr.. Archbald Macke zie al the OIL
Fl as ahove-to whom all appIca IONS for Agcn.
oies and other communications are 10 be addressed
ro-T PAID and All retni,tuncc~ rithct u Noe 10
be made, 10 'e.ufn tor hth numbered Certificates
viii be forwarded as dte c,td
l>ts Of 10 enlc' et 1r the above, and al other
Races Of lnho.t1nce my he seen at he flies.
ipfit 10 i~1l 1872
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AgcNaslt!rsana Academy.

MecEieDhu,g CO., N C., 10 miles monk q Charlotte.
:. u WHARTON, PENcPAL
RLv H. b. CUNNINGHAM, REcroR.
r-ETvr~y TIE eleventh Session Of thi, Irs,i
z $500 - tuition commenced on the Pad MOI day
S<a42...y IN January last, under the snpernton.
ueuue u The above gentlemen. The course OF stu
dies adopted is such TO prepare pupils for admls
sion to the JUNIOR Glass in any OF our Colleges lis
location is pleasant and healthy, far removed
from all causes OF dissipation, any in this section
OF the State.
E'cYnls.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and lights,
per month, and Sc
TafflOn.
Writing, Arithmetic, Engush Grammar, and
Geography, per session Of months, So
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Rhe-
ioric, Logic, &c, 81
Latin and Greek Languages, $40
Feb Il, 1850 l2tf
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MEN WANTED
To Travel rs Agents for the
History of the Mexican War.

IN he subscriber is now publishing the History of
-. the MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical
Sketches of the lives OF Generals TAYKoR, ScoTr,
WoKTH, Wool, WIGS, SHE Ds and several others
OF tie most distinguished officers illustrated With
numerous Portraits and Engravngs,
G3 j. GA93G2 81 D.
\ number of intelligent and enter prsing men Of
good character are offered profitable ON loy ment u
circulating by subscription the above work in Neck
leuburg county, and other counties in the State of
North Carolina.
The terms, which are LIBERAL viii be given on ap
pllcalion to the, subscriber, post paid.
This work will never be sold in the Book Stores
but exclusively by Agents, at reasonable and uni.
form price.
ii. MANSFIELD. Book Publisher,
III York Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
CASA BONDS for sale at this Office.
DPlirer, RnpHs for soIs he~o
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RETAIL CtsH rRIccs
stock OF ,gc,>r.. uiicy, Es,nksA 90.


on ACCOUNT or fHE UNDERWRITERS x All CONCERN y.
EN r.. Fs. GREEN'S.
On TUESDAY, ls,l, inst Al 10 o'clock will COM
usueo Tic sale AZ sneiian, OF tie STOCK OF
MESSNS. WILEY, BANKS s co, ,ased from
tie late FIRE Of "wednesday coming, May -. on
account Of The underwriters and q concerned
Consisting N plr' as foilJws, ri:
500 pieces R'nadcloths. Cisslmetss and Sltlncts
10 d. Fa,ul,grc and Drcs. Prints
1850 d.. eo'orcd Nu,lms and G ughsms
500 do Jicune', raubtic Cross barred and Swiss
Mus'ius, &c
Kentucky Jam, rwccts
s4uucts, hetscys, white ard red Fanncs
Blankets Beaver Ciplbs FRUITS On hams
De Dunes, 4 pacas, Lu.tres, Bomb, ncs
Dep 4 + e, Co.'S Ianlrg., leans Cloth
Mcriaos, Cashmcrcit Chshs, Hlfcgcs
Grouadtue-, SILK 1ls-uc-. Mer!no sbitts & Drawers
cached and brosu Shlrirg aud Shco ings
Cot;craGcs, lrt-h Linens Linen SEet,lnEs
Ijucn Dama-ks, white and cnlorcd Dolls
Brown Hollands, Z. t, Diaper, l., {. iapdkfs.
Lawns Dowss, printed and collred Tncus
Table Cuths scutch Diaper, Linen Towels
Mu..n., CaWhrlrs, Irimmls 4, Bybbueis
NtstlnE-, white and cO'ured Io}toh Hos cry
Iaites eoloed Li-lc and silk Gloves
trtqniilaS, Apron Checks, Deanns
Thread Pms, FicknEs
Mctlro Biochc, Sik, Muslin and VI. de l.. Shaws
Neck Ties, Ribbons, SIX and Cotton llandAis,
Pant st n, Umbrellas, p1raso's
Blue nniis, lIuckIbark, Spool Cotton
White eolored aud black CauhrIcs
Pearl and Agete Buttons, Buckfams.
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GST2nAAy 8l0TIC3.
|tllE member oil lhe Senior ClAs. OF Dlydsor
College will be examined as candidates ior ,h,
Pee Of A. y +, on the End aud 3rd OF July.
Ia 70 $50
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SILK AND FANCY GOODS.

N B.--Tho sale viii be positive, and continue
every day until the stock is closed.
Catalogues ready on Monday, l1th inst
June 49, lw
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Gs.OHGi. UA!.s'
w USiC Es'Wrc- 81 o o ns s,
foR rHE INCLUSIVE SALE OF
Is AEON ~ kts EMS
d. feOEs & So a BU RVS
Celebrated Graud Action
PIANO F0RTES,
23i 81 236 king-Si.. "a, the Ecnd,)
CHARLESTON, ;. &.

Erery is'tument sold is accompanied roib q priiea
cuardatte 50 Aqtthe,e rs no rist ic iattrtr 10 the
purchaser.
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O. TIE lfon D,vJ 5 Reid ha. been M.
M aied as the Democratic candlla'e for Go
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STEWARDS OF TIE ENGISH JOCkY CLUB.
SCEiEHGE:
z { Z 2s7 :

z Subs Dolls Do's Dds Dnls Dols. Dole
a. 600 80 10000 500o0 5000 Is 900 10 UHo
3. sc00 = Ice 0Da 5O,GG0 2i,GO1 $4,000 10 600
G. ~ N0J ~ lGHoUn 5uOa0 - .U0J 900 1000
p % 0r0 81 00J % coo 1850 : 500 $3.50
+. 5000 10000 5000 , $40 1900 1903
The number Of Horses entered is unear DIS OF 200
The drawing Of this S@cepstake will lake place
publicly on The 25ih day OF hay, $50, tie day on
which The race vii be = he pace and hour be.
ing FIST duy announced by advertisement; wlen
The names Of ali the horses entered will be allotted
amongst the subscribers in each ciIss, and on he
80 day Of June nexl, by which lime The result Of
the race will b. known, the rrzs will be di,rib9-
tod the holder of the rame Of the winning horse in
Class "a" receiving P.ize Of
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NHoLLsALG CASH PRICES.
Prime RI He, lrN O Mo!a,ses, 40
Sugar, brown. Brown pu,ncsttcs 4 10 81
90 p Riee& y o ref $50 Cas-, u ii
d S.cvas' uG4e1, gPate dp 81
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