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RATES REDUCEDI
$500 II oward,
FOR ANTHONY AND HERCUIES.

M 10 runaway from Chronicle, Mobile county on satur.
w day night June 2, ls55 secured In JAIL 80 that
can get them Anthony bright mulatto man about Is
or 80 years old eyes, dark hair and would pass
for white without close Inspection He was raised rear
Galatiu and ehaps win step thei eor sone DAYS and he
has a down cast look when Epoktn 20
Hercules very tai spae built man, about the
age OF Anthony and has very sneh black sk reads and
writes We nd Is without doubt aking Cor one Of the free
States He painter by trade and very intelligent aud
N them free passes, without a doubt
Address, s. g. TRIGG, Mobile, Air
jeis-4w Care Of B VAUGHN, Commission Merchant
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STATE OF TENNESSEE:

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TIE WRATHER-Yesterday was a hot day
after the old fashion. The sun poured out its
burning rays in scorching profusion. Tie ice
depots did an active business, and Stretch's
Soda Fountain made the best kind of time.
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MIE have hand very superior stock OF Linen and
w Cotton Sheetings, Table Damask, Towels Diapers,
Napkins, Bath Towels, Mosquito Bars White and Colored
Bobnes, 4c which will sell cheap the cheapest
jel2 X. c. McNAIRY co.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-orE
RI0n REWAHn.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst lnst While An slv
IL employment Of Mr.. Charles 4 II. MaFtia Of ths ey
rho NEGRO MEN. named jim and ALERT. They ARE
with them suit Of clothes made of gresn eaalnsti
and neg sk hats, JIM about hye feet eight iucses
high. weighs about $50 6ss vel formed high oresad and
pleasing eouatcHauecs speaks quek skea spoken a. was
raised 10 WAanson county BY Thomas PetEay. ALERT
Is about feet inches hsh; weighs ahout 7s & Eound
f4ee good eounsnahee, with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when tpshra to- rather hhle ookinz ne
gro raised BY Col fhoaAs wlsams az Moptroaaery
Ala I VII give the ahsve reward u they are taken ana
secarrd % that get ihem.
mysa-H c. L. SKisoN
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DIED-At the residence OF his son in-law, L.
Stone, on Friday, the 9Th inst, JosTPH Ii. hcEwIE,
ESQ.,, long n resident Of this city.
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FINE MARBIE-We noticed three immense
blocks of Marble on the wharf yesterday,
brought up on the Aljda. They were inn
ported from Italy by Shelton &, Ham, of this
city, and are of very fine quality.
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COTTON YARNS.

E'RUIr CANS-Heru eticaI seIfsesIing Fruit Car,
gallons, half galOns and quarts-in quantities TO sui,
purchasers, for sale by W. H. GORDON 4 Co
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THE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY.

RE prepared 10 supply the citizens Nashville
with superior article Of COAL, rom their mines in
franklin county.
This the first Coal Of this Company that has ever been
Cfered in this market This notice necessary as some
parties have had the audacy advertise and sell an nfe
ror quality Of Coal as sewanee Coal greatly the preu
dice Of this Company. SAMUEL =. TRACY.
Mr.. IONA. HUNTINGTON will attend 20 the sale Of the
Companys Coal at their Yard the Nashville Chat
tanoOgt Railroad. ie9-lm
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AND WARRANTS-Iw will pay Cash to all per-
IL sons having Land Warrants TO dispose Of
X. A. BALL0WE, Gen. Ag't,
ie12 No. II Deaderiek ST.
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LROM and after the LIST August next, the undersigned
L viii reduce their charges for Forwarding.
On all packages of Dry Goods, Shoes Boots, Hats,
ordinary size, each, 12Xc
Casks and barrels of Wines and LIQUORS 25
All small packages of Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nailg, per sack and keg, 10
All heavy and costly articles charged in proportion.
Forwarding Grain coastwise, per sack,
Flour in barrels, 10
eE- Messrs. W. II. GORDON CO., of Nashville, cur
Agents in that place, to whom payments must be made
~ Merchants not residents of Nashville but who re-
eeiye their goods there must pay Messrs Gordon Co.
advance remit U.S. shall charge cent for
advancing.
eY- We all freights, detecting any over
charge in measuTment Of goods by vessels.
~ We sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
eaB We the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works,
Richmond Va, for all Of Bar Iron, Railroad Iron Of
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
&c, &C, and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT q CO., Savannah,
Cotton Factors Commission and Forwarding Merchants
je27-4m
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Land, Geld and Diamonds.
100000!
c A p u RI o g. O,S

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between 81, 900 and IS, 900 Engravings aetuaIIv
sold since February last
Head Prize, "A $4,000 House I'm the CItv
of st. Louis, ON the Northwest corner
of Locust and seventh Streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COUNTRY SEAT A FEW MILES FROM rug CRY.
Watches from $40 to $50!
Diamond Crosses worth e20ol
Diamond Pins from S20 70 $50!
Diamond Rings worth e2Ol
This Magnificent EnIerprise.
THE hest ever offered 10 the Public in Is proeres. and
Il Wi draw early in the Summer.
By The payment u ONE DOLLAR, person receives a
beautiful Engraving Of either
The Monarch of the Glen;
@ Chip OF the old Heck;
Or, The stag Rt Bay;
Prom Landsee the greatest animal painter IN tho world
and numbered receipt emitting him TO draw any Of the
above valuable prizes.
The prizes you peoeive are not such a MAKE up N,
lotteries and raes Of the mes bat q real value con-
stating - they DO Of Land, Gold and Diamonds.
eOce for the disposal OF reket No 68 CARRY street
nearly opposite the Post Oioe; A0 J. etine's MArket
street, and B. y. Williams, Broad street.
Indiana, Ohio Michigan, Illinois aud Wisconsin nancy
received at par for ilckcts-
An order addressed 10 shall receive prompg attention
iy7-u T. A. CAhWELL, General Agent.
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AmEnICAN nIRLE S0CIETN

DIBLEs and TEsrAMENrs Of all descriptions, from TIE
ID above SOCIETY may Be found deposte Al my store
Send your orders and they shall be ard At oS rate.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
ly1O 30 II College street.
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ANOTHER STEAMER BURNT.-It win seen by
the memorandum of the Monticello, that the
steamer City Of KaOroiIIe was burn recently
in the Tennessee river. No particulars are
given
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w this day advaced the price Of Cotton Yarns ard are
w selling at II, TO- and cents for numbers A. 3 and
iVo-o per cent on on quantities above 10 bags, and as
regulated by quantity, as heretofore.
jys W.H. GORDON Co.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE. Rev. J. r. GRAVES will
preach at the Second Baptist Church on Sun
day morning next at 10 O'Clock.
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a. HOU Z
CASH FOR MMEAT.

I'VE are prepared topay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat aud Corn, the Nash
vile City Mills and desire ali the Wheat Growers eve
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such will
be satisfactory. G.. HAMMOND co.
jell-wktrwtf
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H- We are indebted to j. F. Miller, the
ever attentive clerk of the Aleonia, for ST.
Louis papers of the 9th.
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BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER SCHNAPPS.
A Superior Tonic, aRti-DysPePtic InVig-
Grating Cordial.

Superior Tonic, aIGti-DYsPePtic InVtg-
Grating Cordial.
IT lamentabls truth that, with few exceptions every
article Of food eat, every article 81 drink ibse,
been praetced such extent In sp.itous, VT
ard femented lqsOrs So much So In fae that q Is
ed direct from bond s Importer, Of known reputation.
and well established foreign connections.
II owing to the corrosye innammatory and poisonous
properties the liquors sold generally this country
dssraeeG bsAstis intoxieaton il equent. that the
in hand and prohibited the sale Of sPtuous rmentsd
liquors eommOn beverages.
Were All liquors sed pure and unaduterated We shond
need Maine Law and but few restrictions ca thr sale
Botehed faces, Pased mbs swollen nesh, and that fearful
disease dssg. produced hot BY pure liquors,
but By the infatuated habit Of INDUCING the ecrrokEs
pois0us sold under that designation.
SIMPSONS
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM JUMPER scHNAPPs
Are manufactured exclusively schedam Holland
in New YOrk and New Orleans, expressly Tor nsdenSi
purpcsrs ana entitled % high confederation No other
msdenA Beverage a. Pressns In use 10 The United States
in Europs possesses such slutay and ecaeoas prop
critics.
In Of GOu Gravel Distractions Of TIE Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs vel IN the peculiar as
incidental females heir proinpt and de-
cded that they have excited the ason hent o. medical
men, and ected expressions o. TIE most gnboanded a-
tads iron ths patients TO The proprietor.
Agents and private purchasers aFe eannoned % gusFd
against The eonPoands q anseruPulogs iHiAtoFa snip
sons Aromatic Juaper eehnsgps VIII have The ule q
the Medicinal Cordial embossed he SIDES of The bottle
contains a. snd ne signature Of The proprietor On ne
label.
Ts Ghs each boiie. which has been duy entered n
ne United states Dstrt Court and consequently protect
"a hora imitation b. TIE penales 81 as o. Congress- =
Ia The three principal living hhguages-kngh, frssen
and German and pamphlets IN these lanssEes. descrpIs
q The merits Of his heath aEseEainE beverage can al
80 = J. WRIGHT a Co, Aernts.
Ne. i5f Chartzes street., Nes Oflesns
parties ursnafscsnsinE Aogas srtrs e sehnagPs
nav sndsaver % persuade ne pubtc hat BARNARD l.
SslPzOS the propFetor % De gsaune Arcnaie rShecAn
Jaalper schaapts not boHf 81 direct Importer, n
,st-s 70 he Understood hat he unquesousbc pros
o. rs ncs b arnshsd ~ ne zesi sueai importing
@s'eD--'' W. HESDERsHOrT,
Cornsr q Cesar siFcst and ne SQu4fe,
iss-asn Azzhslhs, fenns
INV FLOUR DEPOT. rs
Oee Of the Nashville City Nils, ssEAsr q calisg'
and Spring streets q
iva q. HAMMOND 4 co
GRAIN WANTED.
HIGHEST aAFkst psies gives 81 NhkAf soNr 49,
II g1E ~ lDfl q. hAeaoNp -
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PAnTICULAR NoTICE.

III ANiNd bnught the entire Interest o. ny partner.
H have drtermined sell Goods az leg pFoet thAh
nave hereioose done Il Is known that keep the beat
spe OF Goods ana for that house may not be
known a. very cheap one bat all thing considered
pode ourselves 90 sell Goods Feasonabe rate and
sPeetey ash ter the patronage Of friends and The
nifty generally. u mi MceIIL
giV 90 Successor 10 Myers Mreliu.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received addressed subscribers
at tn r Office in Dresden, Weakley county Tenn until
Monday the l1h day Of June, for the grubbng and
ing grading masonry croSstes &c 80 miles Of the
division Of the above road, ncng 1917 miles from
the city Of Hickman Ky, the point Of junction with the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad in 0bion county Huntingdon
Proposals will also be received. addressed Nashville,
until Tuesday the 10th day Of july for the gubbing and
clearing grading and masonry crossties &C. VI 30 miles Of
the eastern division Of said road commencing Nashville
The work divided into sections Of mile EACH
die division Of eighty miles win be ready for contract about
the first Of September, Of which due notice will be given
This line Of road passes through fine productive and
healthy country well watered and where supplies be
procured readily along the line and cheap at any
point in the Northwest The work the western division
principally earth work, and the material Is light and
ceedngy Of excavation. The eastern division heavy
work embracing about 600 yards rock excavation and
2SUO0 yards masonry The whole line Of cay by
good roads the country olng and healthy. The usual
monthly payments will be made IN cash the work pro
crosses and bids proposing to take portion Of payments
in the capital stock Of the company will be Voraby
sidei ed.
Plans and Proes Of the work may be SEEN and spechea-
TONS blank form Of proposals. and all other information OBJ
tanned by applying addressing the subscribers Ores
den or Nashville, 10 days previous TO the letting
my16-td BECKER RUST Genr Contractors.
~ Hickman Argus Hickman, KY; Flag, Dresden,
Tenn copy Month, and send bill to this Office for coec
ton.
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r. c. McNAIRY & CO.

RE now receiving their stock of DRY GOODS for the
IA Fall trade, and prepared to exhibit to all who may
favor them with visit, general stock embracing almost
every article in their line of business. They deem entire
y to make any exravagan promises how
cheap they will sell their goods farther than say they
were bought in the EASTERN Cities where others buy their
goods and on good terms the credit OF their house
would allow, and they will sell them at short profits at
they Afford either for cash to prompt dealers
time. K. G. McNAIRY 4 co.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
PIc0T sHOTwELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF ENGLISH FRENCH
AND GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,

No. 60 Maiden Lane, New York.
INVITE the attention Of SOUTHERN and WESTERN
MERCHANTS 70 a LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
Cutlery OF every descriptions;
Silver Plated Ware; Jspannery;
German Silver and Britannia Ware
Timed and Enameled Cooking Utensils;
RronEed, Copper and Brass Goods
Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Tenders Wire Covers
Bronzed Candlesticks, Block Tin Ware, &C., &c.
Our stock comprises every article in line Of business
all Of which will sell 70 dealers at TIE VERY LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER Goods or
derd by letter will be selected with great and despatch
and pnt up in the best manner
PICOT 4 sHOTwELL,
No 90 Maiden Lane, New York.
PIP sAso, manufacturers Of very superior article Of
ated Spoons and Forks it9-6m
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

The undersigned have agreed upon the list OF APP
ponments, candidates for Governor In making out
the appointments they have been compelled 10 omit
counties, for the OF time, which they would be much
gratied VISIT but IL impossible for them do So
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH P. GENTRY.
Nashville, April s, 1855.
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WANTED-ro establish By a First Class TnsuF.nce
w Company, an Agenny IA ihh city. To person 81
good bnsncss hAhs wiling q devote tns one 10 ths
Company, liberal campenss ton wl be slIowed $780,
viii references Boa Do. Philadelphia IVA
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DEING anxious to reduce as much as possible
u before going East for Fall Supplies, will sell
descriptions Of Summer Goods greatly reduced prices
We have yet hand beautfu stock Of Berages Tissues
Musins, &C, &c and persons wishing any thing in this
way will do well to give CALL
je12 r. G. McNAIRY 4 co,
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A, D. CREIGHToN.
Charges Reduced.

CTARCH-3OO boxes Pearl Starch in store and for
- sale by [je23l W. II. GORDON co. g
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BANK or NAsHvILLF.

pink CHECKS in LAnas aud sssALL RooKs On RANK
~ OF NASHVILLE aud Superior lat Ar sale "
1e@a ste CHAltLEs W. SMITH.
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juicy HARPER.

TOoN, NELSON co. have received Harper's Magarins
for July. Back numbers also supplied. jys
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing then selves to be indebted TO
n previous the list of January last had up
before the 1st of july they will have with
officer further indulgence cannot be allowed hint
the wise &C. tjel21 R. C. McNAIRY & CO.
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CHEAP
STAPLE GOODS.

I'VE heave few passed styles Berages that we are sell
w ing at less than half price
jel2 R. c. McNAIRY co.
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Ho. for Kingston Springs +!

1--WE undersigned have made All arrange 4,Tc.
ment with Mr. James j. Baker, sSsssS$
six pa senger omnibus to the springs three G2S<G
times per week. Fare each way two dollars Office the
Sewanee House, where seats NAV be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville puctudly at o'clock
A. n Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs puRetudHy at same
hour, on MondaA s. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful dr. vers, good horses comfortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resot thus offered the public
N pains VII be spared to make the trip pleasant, So
jouIn at Kingston agreeable.
je9l-2m 4. J.. J. KRFIDER
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FoR sMITHLANn ANN PAnncAH

VIE Fight dranEht steamer MONTH a u-u -.
l. CELLO G. W. CoUcn, Master VII I.sIEraA,
leave for the shows and al intermea
potts THIS DAY, tJuy ioO Al 10 o'cIock
ief hsigh1 or passage apply on board or %
biv-h A. HAMILTON, Aren't
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RECEIVED PER EXPIRE
PRICES REDUCED.

A FINE lot of Parssos sunshades, Fans, Muslin Man
II ties White Ribbons, &C., Ac
jel2 r. c. McNAIRY 4 co.
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nRY GOODS FOR CASH.-CHRIS-
~ TIANk LAIH RQP No daiu atrsat iah.


mond, Vs.-We call the attention of planters and
purchasers generally, to system of selling goods
for CASH only, which with il no longer an expe
riment, as our experience has amply proven to our
customers. as well as ourselves, that Goods be
afforded cheaper for cssh, than on credit, whether
long or short.
We shall be prepared to offer greater inducements
than ever from increased facilities in purchasing
and confidently invite an examination of our stock,
comprising all styles of heavy Woelen Goods for
wants; Blankets, Faunels, Satnets and Csssmeres
Ladies Dress Goods of the most fashonsbe sty les
and newest designs in black and coored Silks; Mer
nos, Mouseiin ana Chsshmeres; housekeeping goods
such as Irish Linens, Linen and cotton Sheetings
Table Damasls Towelngs, Dimities and Curtain IN a.
tsrisls; Paris Embroid cries In Muslin and Lace.
Mourning Goods of every description, of the best
fabrics imported. Also, q splendid assortment of
English and American Carpets of rich Ia esry Brus
sells and Velvet, Three-ply Ingram and Hemp Car
pets, rugs Druggets, Mat and Oil Cloths. Ali of
which will be sold at such prices will make it an
object to ossh purchasers.
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
aa No. 90 Main StreAt
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ACCIDENT TO GREEN. THE DIvER-The steamer
Ploughboy, arrived at Buffalo, N Y, Friday morn.
Ing from Port Stanley, with Mr. John Green, the
Diver, whom she picked up In disabled condition
near the wreck of the steamer Atlantic. Mr. G
had been down to the wreck, aud had succeeded
In finding thc chest of the American Express Gem
pany, which contained large amount of money,
and while reconoering his legs became pare ly sad
and he was drawn up by his attendant At the
time he was unable to use his lower extremties,
but Is rapidly recovering the use of bis limbs, and
expects 10 be eble to resume the work In a few
days Mr. Green attributes the attack of paraly sis
to his having gone into the water in heated state
aud while covered W ilh perspir alton
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PAIL RACES.
BROAD r. OC X

4 oROAO u " II
o.,os.,- ,ass 80 .o..;. the ssssnd MONDAY In
FIRST DAY-MONDAy, Oct IA sv..,st.r.
for all ages four mile hests four or more % 40
half forfeit. Closed 1st June with the foliovins
ENTRIES: - =
Mr.. Wm- 81. Gibbons names b. IA. Hhilo. by Mari.
ner, out Of Csssandrs, four pears old.
Mr.. Towles names eh. m Cordsia Read, By Wss-
ner out OF Madora, i've years old.
Mr. Thos q. Moore names eh. b. Henry, BY Glen
SOC; out Of Madera, four yesrs old.
MT. John Campbell names ch. N. Florids, BY wss-
Mr.. John Campbell names ch. T. Laura 0pfllmau
by Wagner, out of 0ioena. three years old. go
rrins. Jane, n Tally III, ~ Ssps.s g. ons-Eys Joe. By
a. Mr. b 2. M:ar.tb names Oh. b. Sam Le.eher, By
Nj. John Walsh names b. q. Lawson. by Wagner.
%. M1 Of e.,n;n Min;trsr. s dam. seven year: old
eoe. out Of Mary Morris. four years old.
Mr.. A. Cheath.m names
SECOND oAY-TUEsDAY.-AIsw Iswsspstals for
closed with the following subscribers:
ID David , McDaniel names H. BY Regent, dam BY
A. Chestham and James Tally names {. .. BY Rev.
enue. dam Andrewetts
Calvin Green names b. 6. by Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD AY-wEDNEsDAY.-J Club
Purse $500, three mile heats ssFI d ~ 80
FOURTH Day THURsDAY.-P Proprietor.
Purse $500. two mile heats 34Tg lE37F
1 SIXTH OAY-SATURDAY.-Pro Purse
$500 three mile heats, for handicap race, free for
horses only that have started In race during the
week.
The following stakes proposed: - s7
SECOND DAY, Is Z N D RACE) TUES
DAf--A sweepstake for three year oid colts and
d llieE entrance $500, half forfeit; mile heats
FOR fouryear old colts and 6les $500 entrance, hall
forfeit; two mile hests. i. 'a.1 sfs. sse1s.F
FIFTH Swee pstske for three
year old colts and ies; $500 entrance half forfeit;
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.-A Ewee pstake
for untried three-year old colts and es ol6O On.
trance, half forfeit; mile heats. -
y All the above stakes to name and close lst Sep.
tember. 81 -r zstf-. - a -
au4 CALVIN GREEN. Prop,r
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The BROKEN TELEGRAPH CABLE The New
Yo'k Express states tina. the cable dropped In the
attempt to fix 1t between ST. Johns and New Found
land Is not lost" 1t 10 only mslaid; aud that TO
recover II, 1t will only be necessary to begin fishing
1t up at the ST. Johns end and follow 1t to ts other
extremity. The wire had been paid out for some
forty miles, when by some accident, not yet ex.
planned, the connection on the steamer broke. the
wire snapped and fell Into the sea
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CRoPs IN GEoRsIA-The West Point (Ga1 Bea-
con of the 18th inst. says:
The corn crops 10 this and adjoining counties
look better than We ever saw them-indeed. the
oldest Inhabitants cay that the yield will be greater
than was ever known before In this section Land
which did not produce last year three barrels Of
corn to the acre, W Ill make this year ten and twelve
The cotton crop, should no accident beall II, will
also be an unprecedented one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

PROF. JAMES J. SYLvKsTER-James J, SylyeA
ter Esq, formerly Professor of the Chair of Msth-
ematcs In the University of Virginia, has been ap-
pointed to the responsible Office of Examiner 10
Chisf to the Artillery and Royal Engineers, at
Woolwich, Eng. Lord Brougham and other gen.
tIemen high In the literary and scientific world,
were very urgent for this appointment, as the ap-
pontee wae considered as having peculiar qualif.
cations 10 this department of military science.