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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11

Eerivons dependant sur &C muir desoIe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-The Salt lake mail
reached Independence on the 9th. bur it con-
,aned very little news Of interest. Everything
renamed quiet at the posts. except little ex-
element in consequence of the assembling of
some bands Of Indians for interviews with the
agents Of the government, and the reception of
presents.
Major Fitzpatrick is daily looked for at Fort
Laramie.
The mail from Santa Fe arrived at Indepen-
dence on the Goth. Governor Lowe had arriv.
e., and great hopes were entertained that he
would be able TO restore peace and quiet
Colonel Sumner had returned to Albuquer-
que.
Business at Santa Fe was dull; heavy four.
quarter brown Donestics at 10.c, and % inch
bleached Domesiics 10I to lie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02
TuE LATEST NEWS.


I,rirnief the Canada at Boston,
,rox Sept. 2e.--The steamship Canada,
b9' :,sr,ool via Halifax, reached her wharf,
s, ;; y a .a, was mostly anticipated by dss
.,.be. from Halifax. -.
psM,ntfs .afarge, the prisoner, died recently
10 Fa" nneen Of Louis Philippe is to reside at
l %ks,ean de Semitic, on the Lake ofComo,
ioe t merry merry Of the King of Belgium.
ias Henry BuIwer has lett Florence for
ga The Austrians, in view ofSir Henry's
.l;nss. have resolved 10 reinforce the
T..son. Of Florence and BiIina.
Tbr cholera continues MS raVages IN frus-
=. and the Polish provinces.
SD "''' w. The Latest Intelligence
p, Electric Telegraph from London TO
HTS.,,,>>cr.-pARIs BoURsr, Friday.-Four
10 haIlpfr cents. 1895. S0c.i three per cent.
!, his last Geographic despatch, dated at
xiners. Thursday afternoon, the fretect
N'" ~ mat he left the President three leagues
S go, Naai,ns. Cries were heard of "Itre Z
Emperor .c .,
,.,'r,er. France and Belgium, have assumed
nv LATE DUKE OF WELLINGToN.-The
r.. Il DERBY arrived in town ut a late hour
i..r nigh,. tsom Balmora, Scotland, where
H. Majesty is sojouraing. Her Majesty and
p,.r,e Albert had received with deep concern
49,, sad news OF the Dukes death, and the
PREMIER at once, in compliance with The COM
-,sn3 al her Majesty, returned to town.
The new Duke (ihe Marquis of Douro) ar
rived at Walmer Castle at noon yesterday,
IF day.l the sad intelligence having reached
Linn al Baden Baden.
The arrangements for the funeral will not
le definitely settled until Her Majesty's will
has been declared by her constitutional ad
1issr-.
The boiy will be removed to Aysley House
yshahlv on Monday.
The Duchess, it is thought, will arrive al
Walmer Castle in time TO have parting loak
., the features Of the deceased, which it is SAID
are lij.le changed.
N7. Adams has secured a cast of the
face.
Orders were issued yesterday TO the Horse
Guards, and 10 all the commanding officers O
regiments in the United Kingdom, to go in full
mourning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02
TELEGRApHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE rALC ON.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 1.

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. /.
The steamship Falcon has arrived, with
California dates to Sept. l. She brings ia
passengers and 100000 in gold. The Ohio
LETT Aspinwall on the 2lst, FOR New York, with
9oO passengers aud s2.OOO,OOO in gold.
The Brother Jonathan. which has been re-
ported lost, had arrived safely at Panama.
News had been received Of the election of
uen' Orlando as President of New Grenada.
More gold had been discovered on the 18th.
mus.
The news from California generally unin.
terestlng. Crime was decreasing and the mi.
ning intelligence iavoratle. A fight had taken
place between Major Savage aud Capt ain
Harvey, in which the former was killed. Mea-
snres were in active progress for the indepen
dence of Lower California. Business contin.
ued steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02
GEN. scoTr.-Gen. Scott reached The neigh

GEH. SC0Tr.-Gen. Scott reached the neigh
bolhood ofLexington, KY, on the 29th ult.,
and was met ~ Gen. Leslie Combs and a
deputation of citizens, who induced him to
descend from his carriage and enter the town
on horseback. Gen. Scott made brief speech,
il which he alluded to Mr.. Clay in feeling
terms The next morning the General visited
Ashland, and had prolonged interview with
Mrs. Clay. Gen. Wool also attracted much
attention, and accepted an invitation from he
Democrats CT Frankfort to remain with them
during his stay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

~ The Lustrai Hair Tonic, for cleans.
lug, purifying, preservation and growth Of the Hair
Prepared from the original French receipts by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street.
This admirable preparation is q most effectual
edy Tor Badness and falling off of the Hair.
causes il to grow uxuriantly, making it very soft,
glossy, and beautiful, and prevents it from turning
grey, and is the only article which efectually
ccanses The head from dandruf.
This article has been before the public for three
years, and the increasing demand and high popu-
larty which it mas attained, is the best proof OF its
efficacy,
NGinbers fladies and gentlemen in this city and
vicinity in the constant habit Of using il TO their
entire satisfaction IL has become necessary ap-
pendage 10 their toilet
Large bottles at SO cents each Be cure to ask for
BegHet q Beers LllStraL Hair Tonic, in order to
proven; mistakes, as there limitations abroad,
"H-c- woad be apt 10 prove injurious II used
&C aim
IL Great Cure for Fever and Ague!.
DR. ROSES FEVER AND AGUE ToEIC.-The
ague being the most common form of disease, and
indeed The fJrerunner Of most if not all ether dis.
easss, demands for its radical cure remedy which
has been well tested possessing full power to
oicate disease and strengthen the constitution. This
mixture. wing failed in single case Is pro-
nounced by thousands to be that remedy.
his compound is truly The poor mans friend,
and the rich mans security The clergy, bar, and
Inc press have already re-echoed the above state.
nents.
A lew doses OF this wonderful Tonic Is always
sufficient 10 convince the most skeptical
me infant and the AGED may use il alike, regula-
ungtae dose per directions
, DiaEcTIoSs-After purging freely with my
Kailroad or Ambitious Pills, take one teaspoontul
eEeFy hour during the absence OF fever. In cases
q Debility one tesspooHful three times day. In
Cases Of Yellow or high Bilious Fever, one tea.
spoonful every half hour after an emetc Price so
cents per bottle. J. s. ROSE, NJ. ID.
ror sale by Bennett e. Beers, Adie g. Gray Pur-
ceN, Laid Co, Duval, K X Duval. U A
seu.seker Bodske-. Gaynor g. Wood, J Blair,
N Haehfisson, aud w p Lsdd. oc2
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
A@Rak~ !ng ny VII tI'e es m sas "s sa
TU ES DAY, 5th October
sz-f-.- I-a'-. next and continue FIVE DAYS
First Day, Tuesdny-Jockey Club Purse $50
with SO entrance added TO the purse-miIe heats
free for all ages.
Second Day, Wednesd ay-Proprietors
purse S200-two mile heats.
Third Du Thursday-Jockey Club purse
$50 with $40 entrance added to the purse-mile
heats-free for all ages.
Same Day, splendid Saddle AMI Bride will
be put up, free for Saddle Horses only-S5 en-.
trance
Fourth Day, Friday-Iockey Club purse
S400-3 mile heats-S20 entrance On this ,'av
Will be the inside match, $500 aside. $3.50 for.
teit) between C. d N. Green's bay mare GOLD
PIN, and John Belcher's bay horse RED EYE.
Fifth Day, saturday-A MULE RACE
Mile hAats-Purse S25.
From the plumber and character of the horses in
training for the fall meeting fine sport may be ex.
pected. There now 25 horses in regular exer.
else at Fairfield and Broad Rock, and among them
finest horses in the State Not less than five
expected to start in the great race on Friday (Oct
otn and the well earned reputation Of four of them
jusifes the opinion that will be the best contested
race run in Virginia within the last 20 years
JOHN BELCHER, },-.-.-
Sc 30-5t r. BLANKENsHIp. }Proprietors.
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BY TOIER & COOK.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
l. PERTY by virtue of deed of trust execu-
ted to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated the
2sth day of January, 1864, and recorded In the
Clerks Office of Henrico County, the Goth day of
the same month, shall on MONDAY, the 4th day
OF October, 1882 at the hour Of half past o'clock
in the evening proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, part of the property conveyed
BY said deed. as follows, to wit The Hsuss and
Lot On Broad street. in the city of Richmond. known
as Brackets Tavern aud on TUESDAY, the 5th
day OF the same month, (October) at the same hour
shall proceed to sell two and hall acres fmore or
less) OF enclosed Meadow Land at Rockets, partly
in the county Of Hen ice and partly in the city Of
Richmond, and which will be divided into lots to
suit purchasers, if desired.
Upon the Brackets Tavern there lie lien for
three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars, in ia.
vor OF 6. W. Toler, payable on the 23rd day
of October, 1852
The rer-:s of the sale will be: for the Rockets
property onethird cash, and the residue on a credit
OF Twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day OF sale. For the BRACKETS Tavern proper
ty the sum OF three thousand six hundred and fftv
dollars payable on the 23rd day of October, 1854.
and the residue eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interestfrom that day.
Negotiable notes will be required from the pur-
chasers for the credit instruments, and oeeds of
trust upon the property sold to secure the paynept
OF said instalments.
The trustee will only convey such title as ia in
MN. q. A. M9EkS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ToLER g. Cook. se24
| AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
IL offer the above FARM situated two miles from
the city on the main road leading to the New
Bridges, adjoining the lands of Messrs Roy, Park
hill, Boyd, Poe and others. TIE tract contains 200
acres, l20 cleared and well improved, the balance
in wood Ine buildings consist of dwelling house,
60 feet by 80, with the usual out-housrs ncluding
an office in the yard will sell for Cash or credit
and take in payment Stocks, either Bank, corpora.
ton, State or Railroad and would, part take real
estate in the city. Ny crop of wheat, on portion
of the land, will yield from l2 to Is bushels-1OO
bushels be seeded this fall If not sold private.
ly it will be offered at public auction on the prem.
ises, OF FRIDAY, the lst day OF October next at 4
O'Clock, and if not sold on that day, will be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH STARKE. Hanover
Sale to be conducted by ToLER &, Cook
Sc 27-dtds
The above sale is postponed to day to be here
aft ar named
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE D1YN:
By JAMKs III. T1Yi:66ij'.'s

= SAmAS Ne TAYLOR.
M OsT VALUABLE IMPROvRD Prn-
NA PETTY ~ THE CITY OF RICn1oSn'
re 1ames River Connecfien and he
ana EIeven Houses and Lots on Byr6
setween 1Oth and 11th streets, &C Anc.
ucn.-By order Of the President and board Of Di.
Iectors Of the James River and Ksnaxhs Com
rny, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
~ ssooef, is57, commencing at IL O'Clock M upon
NJ premises, sell that Large and Valuable
mr. sease on the south side Of the Basin, ON
Ws,.s ee5 and occupied by Messrs Ludlam 4
Zee, - ne lot fronts 65 feet and runs back 100
sor;e. M ~ bssin The house is built of brick four
manner 100 .n the most substantial and approved
H. ..s, Aonts o3 rect on 10Th street bounded ~,
the south line by the cans. ~. 80, oo ). 1 on
800 snort distance from the Basin and HAVING
w non.s on the Basin and canal aFnrds s,,,,ie
a. = ~. .eceiying and discharpine merchan.
reaa,aad ss a s iucsuon and construction, this il
.eeaIoeo as one OF the most Walt able Wsrshr,,sas
In the city Tor the transaction of h sn.uses
Also, Eleven Brick Houses er1 business
ted on the north side of Byrd, betwee.. ,s,s s'ua
llh streets-all of them in good order as S,n anu
new, eacn 1nree stories high and running back ~
the canal. The construction OF these Houses 49,
that with slight alterations thew c,r,id ~
made to answer for both residences and businass
houses, and from their location, will always 6nS
ready tenants at handsome per centage uuon the
outlay.
many advantages OF location and construction com.
bined in the above property; but in view of The i'm
portant improvements in The vicinity thereof now
in progress, we would ask an examination of the
by those wishing TO invest their surplus fnnd;
judiciously.
TERMS CT sALE.-One third cash the balance
at and IL months with interest and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds of trust upon the
property
Sc 90 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

? Lewis. Red Mills and Finch's Stone
Mills, in Rochester. N. Y, were partially con-
sumed by fire last Tuesday evening. The
loss on buildings and stock amounts to some
S30.000 OF $40 OO0-partially insured.
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR,

l. LOT ON LEIGH STREEr-By virtue OF. a
deed Of tru,t executed by James Coz don, ar
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Clerk
Office, the subscriber tru tee in said deed (being
thereto requested by the beneficiary will, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, at ha,f past 4
O'clock ? hl, sell upon the premises, the property
conveyed in sid deed being lot of ground stu
ated on the south side of Leigh street, near Brook
Avenue fronting 80 feet and running back go feet
more or !esE, and upon which lot stands tire e..
story brick house, in excellent order, having been
thoroughly repaired, and all the necessary cut.
houses.
TERMs-Will be reasonable and will be anrounc-
ed on the day Of sale.
oc2 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Trustee ~
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Congressional Election Of
a Bishop.

NEW York, Oct. l.
The wings of this city have made the fol-
lowing nominations for Congressman: james
Brooks, J Hobart Halves, Joseph Hoxie, Rob-
ert G. Campbell, and James Bowen.
The Episcopal convention elected DR.. Vain
wright Provisional Bishop, on the 9th ba Hot,
to-day.
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LAMBEKT'S OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel,
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, l04, Sept 3O,h:
AZ 20 SO Sc 81 SO 3 Is ~ 13 Ii IS
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class lCO Sept Both.
81 Is 9 % II Is 40 81 So 62
Ticket IL 81 20, prize CT Sl0O
TO.day.-The Delaware State Lottery. Glass
No. lO2.-Capitals: $4,000 10000, l2,0O0. 5000.
6O00 1869, 40 of loco, &c. rs numbers, Ia drawn
Tickets $40
Also, a 81 Lottery oo1
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x The Canadian Assembly has rejected
the billie incorporate St. Mary's Canal. Par
lament adjourned on the 28th, in honor of the
memory Of the Duke ofWellngton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

- The Democrats Of the 18th district in
NV York have nominated Bishop Perkins
Tor Congress, in place of Preston King.
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- The Presby teriun church at Mount
Morris, n. Y, was destroyed by fire day or
Two since. Loss $S000-partially insured.
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nEMoCRATICRALLY ON

- ID E NJ o G + 4 7! c RALLY ON
sS>~S-a SATURDAY NIGHT, AT GODDIN'S
TAVERN.-Tha Democrats of Monroe Ward will
holda meeting at the ranch. at Goddin's Tavern,
on Saturday night, Oct. , nd, at O'Clock. Messrs
Thomas Il. Giles, Geo. w. Randolph, and
others will address The meeting. Rally and all,
attend the meeting. ana hear our eloquent speak.
ers.
Speaking will commence at 8 o'clock. A large
and enthusiastic meeting is expected democrats
are invited TO come. oc l-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

Tappan Wentworth, ofLowelI, has been
nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
8th district in Massachusetts.
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aANAGER,S OFFICE,
Z. FRANCE d. CO.,
Successors to +. Morris & Coz
S42, 900, 20029, Ct 60O0 10 of 600 200 of 375 &c
IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets Sl2
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Capital: S4450, &c.
Drawn Nos Of Carroll County. "A:
81 II 63 40 45 Is 70 46 A 10 So IS
oe2 C.. w. PURCELL,
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The proceedings of the spiritual conven.
=
ton at Worcester, Mass, were of the most ri
diculous and extravagent character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

. dispatch from Jackson, Mich, Sept
30, says--"The Michigan State Prison al this
place is in flames, and will doubtless be entire
ly destroyed. have not learned the origin of
the fre.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

49,, A VIOLINIST WANTED-The Ma.
eS>~Aa mayer Of Kunkel's Nghtugales is desirous
OF sll adding fresh attraction TO that already highly
popular Troupe by the addition of fine, Est Vic.
lin Player, who must be well versed in music -
Such person willing to travel and possessing a
high moral character, will find a coed situation by
applying to Mr.. kUNkEL, or Mr.. FORD, at Odd
Fellows Hall, this or to morrow morning between
On and l2 o'clock Sc 28-ts
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall Street, under the City Hotel.
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

For TO-Day--Grand Consolidated 24-Cap-
tals OF $4,000, of 20,029, of $780, 10 of 1000,
200 OF 373, &c. IS numbers, 12 drawn. Ticke:s
si2-shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 263.-Captals: of $4,000, of
1900. of 700, &c. 7S numbers, ID drawn Tick.
cts sl-shales in proportion.
oc2 SMITH
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND sOIRERs
K q N K ELS

KUNKEL's
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
Displaying all the beauties Of koug ana
Dance,
TookTaER WITH WIT, HuMoR AND BuRLEsQuR,
Chaste, Refined and Amusing,
WILL CONTINUE EVERY EVENING,
At ODD.FELLOWS, HALL.
equalled -
-, n: =. Johnson Harry Lehr
rem I.ehr w. II. Morgan
~. washington Gil Geo. M. Hill
Geo. kunkIe Master FIoyd
And the young American Balladst
MASTER ADAMS,
Author of Don't be angry Mother "Poor Old
Uncle Joe" &C.
fore o'clock
se2-tf JOHN T. FORD Agent.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. l.

Sales Of LOCO bbls. FLOUR at unchang ed
rates. GRAIN-sales of g., 900 bushels whe at
at S1.03l to $1.06 for.white. and 95 cts. for
red. Mixed Corn, II TO p cts, with sales of
$4,000 bushels.
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GREGORY d MAURY,
Ihann gers, Richmond, Virginia.
successors to J. w. Maury & Co.-ot6ce No s2
Main street
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass leo Sent an.
oil 40 70 IL 10 40 81 SIS 60
scheme To.Day.-Capita.s; $4,000. 90 OO0
SUD- 5000, 1900, 40 prizes Of 1000 40 of 500
Tickets $40. Al ~ amn-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct. l.
Sales of 5000 bbls. FLOUR at S43l. GRAIN
dull and unchanged.
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BY JOHN x. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.

Il JOHN X. Id. PAYNE, Salesman.
HANDSOME HUUsE HOLD AND
Z KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Will be solo SATURDAY, the 9th inst at the re.
sdence of Mr.. William B. Hamilton, OH 5h street
below Cary street at half past O'Clock, his House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual
variety, nearly new, and in good order. Terms at
sale ne >
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STRATTON,. 11FFI1F

Drawn Nos OF Della ware, NO lOl, Octl;
,,,, le 90 80 "a 4s az 70 8 &c II 63 ID
Whole Nos "a &c 49, another prize of sI0o so,d
and paid by SrRATT0S sTiu
49, 10. Dny.-Delaware, Elk, Jog. Capital $4,000.
20 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets 81.
~ Aso-Delaware No l02. Capital $4,000. 70
80, - HAa"H' ltCAcIs o.
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Z MMst .sk44ts - @s6 s
sscaa*@1 ~ ,@ fiN ssaF@ &k85aEM So
fss~-gs p SaaQ{ 2 ie sss a4s sasB a.
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BROAD ROCK RACES,

Ss A~S FALL MEETING FOR
e&- mence over this long = e stab
lished courfe ON TUES
DAY. the lsh of October, for the following purses
to wit:
FIRST DAY-Tussday--A sweepstake for three
Mile heats Sl00 entrance S25 forfeit, to name and
close the 25th of Septem5er-two or more TO make
q race.
SECOND RAcE-Same DQy-For purse of $50
$40 entrance, to be added to the purse-raile
heats.
SECOND DAY-Vsdnaselay- Projectors purse
of 1900, two lie heats.
SEC oND RAcE-Sam Dau-A handsome Saddle
will be pat up for saddle horses-one milo out-fve
Ell tries.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures purse
500, toroar year old colts and FLIES (Mr. Gibbons
-, Messrs. Green's Gold Pin and Capt Beichar's
Ashmat accepted $50 entrance, which will be ad-
dd to the purse. Entrances to be made or the first
Tuesday IN October.
SECOND RACE Same Ddy.-AEule race for 3 sad
die. mile heats. 81 50.
FOURTH DAY-Jriday - Jockey Club Purse
$780, with inside stake of S50o-three mile heats
half forfeit and closed on the lst of August with
only two subscribers, viz.
Captain Beicher names bay horse Red Eue six
years old, by Boston, dam by imported Priam
C. 81 N. Green names bay lilly Gold Pin years
old, by Boston dam Cold Wire.
Any gentleman who may desire to do so,
can enter for the purse on Thursday previous to the
race.
sc 27-d6ts C. & N. GREEN, Projectors.
y CAANZ, Importer # Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars No Exchange Block Richmond, Va,
has in store and offers f sale in Quautitles u
suit purchasers, and g! New York prices, the fol-
lowing articles, viz
Is hafplpes fine French Brandies
ar DO fine FORTUNES from SIT to 81 p Dp aa
Or DO 30 p Pas s ssaS" 90 5to Do Do
ar. do brown do do Il to do
$50 boxes Clarets from s2a to SIS dollars per dog
50 Go Heck and Moseil Wines
80 DO Haut Sauterne
10 do dry Catawba Wines
20 do genuine Burgundy Wines of the choc.
est brands and Vinteges 'ff
30 do sparkling Hook Wine
lOo baskets Champagne, few demijohns of Mus.
catell Sherry, one OF the finest; Dejeuner Wines
Tor Ladies, &c &c besides general assortment Of
other Wines and imported liquors, &C, &c.
ALSO,
200 600 superior Havana Cigars, com.
prisng general assortment of the choicest brands
ooI-3t%
100 BBLs. CRUSHED sUGAI, stand.
lOO ard brands
80 80 bbls stualts Coffee Sugar. &C.. &C"
Coverings Loaf, in halt boxes For sale by
oeI-2t ID J. BURR.
I INK AND PLAsrEK-A iull .upply al
II ways on hand ana for sale by
oc2 EDWIN WORTHAM & co.
100 Tons NO: PERUVIAN GVANO
lOO 400 casks Lime
200 boxes Tin Plate, an assortment comprising
nearly all sizes, bright ard loaded
Timothy and Herds Grass Seed-fot saie BY
sc 80 s. McGRUDER d. sons.
GUGAR HOUSE MOLAssks, II sbls aad
- hhds, landing and for safe by
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* S home Iestimonys-kea from
GS>-a-A one Of the Oldest Mag.tratss Of this city
let the sick, the delicate, The declining, talk to
those we refer to, and then try this grand restora
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

S JAMES RIVER AND KAMA.
sS>EA VIVA C0MPANY.-The Eighteenth
Annual Meeting Ct the Stockholders Of the James
River and kanawha Company viii be held in this
city on MONDAY, Oct 25th, 1882, in accordance
with resolution adopted in general meeting on
the Goth of November last.
Sc 2l-2aw4w WM. P. MUNFORD, Sec'rv