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FIRST iS1 DaY@aSSD%Y erS sSSans q oes s's "a
race, me Proprietor to add $1,000. 500 entrance"
half forfeit. Closed iss June with the following
Mr.. VIM. n. Gibbons names b. m. lhilo, by Mari
Mr.. Towle: names Oh. m. GordeIa Read, by w.s.
ner, out of Madora, FIVE years old
MI Thos g. Moore names ch. b. Henry, by Glen.
coe out Of Msdors, four years old.
Mr.. John Campbell names ch N. Floride, by Was-
ner, out of Ann Watson, By Glencoe. =
MI John Campbell names oh. f. Laura spilman,
BY Wssner, out Of Gioens, three years old.
Prince George, out of Registers dam, seven years
Mr.. 81. p. MsGrath names oh. b. Sam Leteher, by
Wagner, out Of a medoo mare, four years old
Mr.. John Walsh names b. g. Lawson, by Wagner.
out Of Min:treps dam. seven years old.
Mr.. Calvin Green names sh. h. Frankfort, by Glen.
zoe. out OF Mary Morris. four years old.
MrA A. Ghestham names - .
Syears old, $500 entrance, half forfeit, mile hee
closed with the following subssribers:
j.. David Mcdaniel names Il BY Regent, dam b.
Cheatham and James Tally names 4. 9. by Rev.
enue, dam Andrewetta. f-..-r e-g
Calvin Green names b. &. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -wEDNEsDAY.-Joekey Club
&c FoGsTH jar iA'fs DAY. ". Thu aTiHaURsDAY.-Propris
Purse $500, two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Oct IA sweepstake Q
for untred three year ods Sl00 entrance half for
feit-elosed with the following enties:
Lilly. a
Mcdaniel 4 Morris name oh 4 by Regent, dam By
Steel
Cspt John Beicher names Mr. p. A. Prindeps br
by Cnilde Harold. dam by Boston. -.
John Campbell names Oh by 0lenoe, dam Emiiy
Speed. by Waguer, = - ..I.l
W. Shaw pames A C. by imported Hootop,
out Of Ellen Bateman's dam.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, Oct Is -Proprietor's 9
Purse $500 three mile heats, for handicap I, o.,
free for horses only that have started in fome
during the week. r. .i.y --a., III lH
au4 CALVIN GREEN Prop,r.
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RICHM0ED, VA;
MONDAY MORNING. e......sEPrEMBER "a. 1855.

The RIsR IN sUaAR.-The rise In sugars since
January, according to the New York Post, has
been so per cent, and this owing not so much to
the diminished supply, which only applies to New
Orleans descriptions, Cubas being plentiful, but to
the great increase of demand throughout the coun.
try Tor consumption and stock. The unfavorable
harvest OF 1854 led to great contraction ln the
grocery business, as we'll as In the dry goods, and
dealers worked down their stock to the lowest
point possible.
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UNFORTUNATE MlsrAKK-The Wadesborouob
IN C) News learns that a short time sirce Mr.
Lothsrp, residing near Coburns store, In Union
county, Intending to give two of his children oui.
nine for chills and fever. through mistake gave
Them something else, resembling quinine, which
threw them into spssms. causing the death OF boh
In very short time. Drugs should be carefully
handled
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TRAVELLED CONVICT Sherwood, who was
arrested 10 Buffalo the other day, and started On
the cars with his wiie-jumped eff and got away,
after rolling over sundry times. The Buffalo Com
mercial says he has served enc term 10 Auburn,
two 10 Sing Sing, and tss been a convict In Ven
Diemans' Land
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NAVAL INTKLLIGEkcK.-A letter from an efficer
on board the United States steamer Powhsi an
dated at Hong Kong China July g. 1855, states tbs
on the 7th, whom sbout 1--WE miles from that place,
the air pump piston rod of the starboard eng inr
parted % it, going down Il struck on the top OF
The valve, driving II and the piston through the
bottom OF the channel plate, besides bresking and
nending some other parts. IL will require som4
ime TO repair the damage, there being 90 lit q
isciiilies Tor doing suck worn st that place.
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q G0RDONSVILIlE PROP ERTY
IA FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-The subscriber ha,
Warshou'a sixty feet long and thirty feet wide,
sd9Dug his store house, at the junction of two rail-
ioAas and two Msosdamized roads. better loca-
lon cannot be fond in the State of Virginia for
o'OceFy or Produce business cash busines. can
o7dohs, which makes 1t most desirable Those wish
max Aent or Lease will please spply to the under.
1shsG, Dy letter or person. at GoTdonsville, Va.
l. w. SNEED.
G,rdOnsyiIIs Va SAINT 10 lQih-aom
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CoMPETITIoN.-Th New York and Erie, end
New York Central Railroads are reducing their
fares to most ruinoIs rates; both running at Io,s
From New York TO Buffalo, the fare on the ex-
press train, is only $780, being below l1.2 cents
per mile ~
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90 FOR RENT-One upper room in
EA the new Brisk Tenement on 10th street, be.
tween Main ard Gary sts.
ALso-An Office in same; rooms on let DOR and
al the modem convenienees suitable for Dentist
Lawyer or Physician.
ALsO-A large Store near Warwick & Bark.dele's
Hli, on Gary street. sduirsbly suited for a whole
ale Grocery and Commission House. Possession
givsn Immediately.
Apply 10 BARRET MORRlsS
Au29 M J96 Cerr ~
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AN OLD SOLDIER GoNE.-Thcs Dunbar, q ma.
tive of Loudoun county, Va, died recently In
Madison county, KY, at the advanced age of 1O3
years He was a militiamau under Col. Payne
at Yorktown, and Witnessed the surrender Of Corr.
wallis. He had been for sixty years resident of
Kentucky
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssccIArIoN-Th
Young Mems Christian Association of the United
States and British Provinces, In convention at
Cincinnati, organized Wednesday morning by the
election of VIM G Laugdon of Washington, ID. c.,
President. business committee was also 3D.
pointed in which we find the name of VIM p.
Munford of Richmond.
The Representatives from the Association In
Richmond are VIM Munford, Philip B Price and
VIM Williams The following Central Commi..
Neane and Mitchell, of Cincinnati; Patton, Cf
Kingston; Clement of Buffalo, Langdon and Rhees
of Washington: Jones of Charleston Latting of
New Orleans; Bacon of San Francisco; Hitchcock
of st Louis Montreal was chosen as the next place
of meeting, between July and September, In 1855.
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hETuaN OF EMioRAsrs The packet ship Chats
wortn Csps Proctor, of Enoch Trains line, sailed
rom boston, Friday, for Liverpool, with about one
Ioaofed 1eerage passengers, mostly Irish.
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"a FOR RENT 4 Brick Dwelling
81 House at the upper end of Clay street Pos
session given Immediately. Apply e. this Office.
iv l6--ts
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m FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
Ea containing nine rooms, On Grove street. In the
town OF Sidney, short distance from the Fair
Grounds. Apply to w. j. HUBBARD.
iy l4-E
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BENEVOLENT E N T e RPRISE
- SEWING ESTABLISHMENT AT sTAUE.
TON, VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent
purposes united in carrying on the SEWING BUSI-
NESS in all its branches, respectfully selicit share
OF the public patronage
The MANfUA-MAKING department ID supsrin-
In constant rsseipt from the Northern cities of ell
the latest nopeties In style and shape of LADIES'
DRESSES, CLOAK8 and MANTlLLAS
The GENrLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT 10 under
the charge of experienced person. Every article
of LsdieS and ntlemens apparel made at the
shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
Chldren's and Infanti Clothing. Braiding spd Em-
broidering done In the most srtistio and elegant
styles. Rich designs for Embrodering &c kept con-
stantly hand Marking done In plain or fancy let.
ters Call ar d examine. i. 81.
" Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
e. Orders will be received at this office.
aa 20-d4m 80.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN IrALY.-The
New York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Led
ger says "that without attaching too much impor.
tance TO revelations from that quarter, worthy
OF record that the Italian Republican Committee
OF this city have received by the Baltic ioforma.
tion from home of character which justifea the
expectation that Italy Il the eve Of great events
movement 10 on foot which embraces the whole
peninsuiar and has for ts object the thorough de-
molltion OF the existing despotisms .
The committee ID Ia possession OF details but OF
eourse keeps them a. much secret 80 possiole-
Cha exies 10 America are warned TO come home
a. eoon - the signal shall be given. SONS OF them
the scene OF action. and-said one OF thess enthu
siasts to No this norping"M everything goes on -
we'll - ve expect, next Christmas day Win behold
the restoration of the Roman Republic"
L. La Rina ,af N...ix.
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LEEoHEs LEEuHEs.-
4. G. HOBsoN.

MARK THE lMPRovEMENT.-HoBsON of
the American Shaving Saloon, 10 furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception Of Fall and
Winter visitors Painting guiding cdypeting, &C.
He will soon have his pisce handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue be- the
resort of the old, ths middle aged and the young
for all who want an agreeable Shave and their Hair
cut In style unsurpassed by any one, will surely
ind Hobson or his polite employees. Go. then, to
becoming style, and take good Hot Cold or Shower
Bath, and you will come away better and wiser.
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"a FOR RENT.-That large tenement
~ on the east eide of Main street. two dours be-
the Exchange Bank, ia for rent 1t has lust been
Patn complete order, and is suited for any kind of
bndpe:s. Apply to
s4 TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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G FOR RENT-Two desirable Brick
A& Dwellings on Clay, between 7:h and 9th SIS,
with Gas and Water on the premises. containing Z
looms. Possession can be had Immediately
10 A-lw Z. A. CLOPTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

READER, have you seen any of SIMors'
late Picture,? II not. 20 and s,e tS.m "a -.
me perfection Of the eye. His new Invention. ~
AostsPnoscope, 10 very much liked - ~
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF ALT the paiypapers Of
Rishmond combined.
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New EsTABLIsHmENT.-,Jo

NEW ESTABLIBHMENT.-JOHN JOHNSON
the house next door 70 Dr.. Powell on 10th street
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business, where all who de.
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him as here.
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His superior style of Hair Cutting is proverbiel,
and he Is sure he can please the most fastidious He
will costinue to manufacture the celebrated hair re-.
and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
parations and dyes together with the delightful
raaort of ali ho daara To hA wsitAd nnnn in hs line
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= eop RENT Oh LE4SE.-Those

rs -. sYoREs or WAREHOUSES;, Nos.
EA ,en .ro.;t. the Exchange Bank of Virginia,
70. he isss and elegant stores of Me.sIs
saa k.. Paine Co. Each Of these stores front Is
on Msia street. with five door. Inning Iua l' 1s's
,srsd sourt or ysrd in the rear, from which
III psvsd alley lesd, to llth street, opposite the
VI, Of the American Hote shesa are smons.: the
n ,st conmodi2us and fubs';d'ial buildings in the
md are veil srrsn ged for busness estabiis nts
eIsss there being in fact room enough in each
.n,smsnt " f1r two establishments. These stores are
,oy being psoted Inside and cat. The large store
nn and bstsrnent 81 can be had imm edistely,
,Ss npoer floors being already leased, except one
i.rs. rso in the Sd rtory. Possession of tenement
No ls9. row occupied By Messrs. jones Potts can
b. had on the lst September next
The superior location of these stores being in the
heart OF the city il too well known to require fur
der notoe Apply to JOSEPH JAMES. Jr, ct the
store of Hugh W. Fry, Esq, or to
j.s-Stswts FLEMING JAMES.
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& T. NOTICE E.-TO
hCHsoNI go - PASSENGERS ON PIE
slDE stTp s1IIp AND DANvILLE, AND sOUTH
DASvIiIE ~. uAp CARS, GOING EITHER TO
BPE Or LYNCHBURG:
+ ST! BREAKFAST
- Tia ,bnfLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT.
ssns.r ss'cnoer Is now prepared TO furnish the ps,
Of d. bt.shhS, with BREAKFAST, at the Junctiop
ioads innsS.oha inoha and Danvile and south-side Rail-
On their arrival on the carr
sAML D. BURKE
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T III . NJ s W. X e e s EE,
AUCTJONEER.
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. sumNxF

No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Wiil attend to the sale of Real Estate, and ever
description Of Merchandise, Household Furniture
ke Aiso-to Renting out Houses, Collecting, &s.
LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have Just received BY Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leechei, which
Will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns car
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair DRESSING
Saloon under the American Hotel ard at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin st1eets
H.b-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest netise. ..- - -
Ho6 Il. G. HORgON.
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THE COLLISION ON THE NEW YonK CENTRAL
RAILROAD - Further Particulars telegraph
has furnished an account of collision on the N.
Y. Central Railroad on Thursday, bstween pas
senger and freight train. The New York papers
have the following additional particulars:
Both passenger and freight trains were bound
for Albany. The freight train contained eight or
ten freight cars, three emiRrant and cattle car
II started from Schenectady 90 minutes ahead, ana
when near West Albany the engineer gave the sig.
nal to bresk up. At that instant he heard the
whistle of the locomotive attached to the passeu.
ger express train In his rear opened the valve of
bis engine. giving his cars a sudden jerk, which
impulse parted the couplings of the centre GERS,
which together were switched on 10 a side track
as intended, In order to give the fact train the
straight track The speed of the disconnected cars
was, of course, slackened, and some ten rods be-
tore they arrived at the switch were struck bv ths
express locomotive.
The collision was an awful one. In an instant the
locomotive stove half way through an emigrant
car; The tender broke loose from the baggage Ger,
aud was thrown completely over upon the engine
The first passenger car mounted upon and run
through the passenger car, and one of the emgraut
cars ran into the cattle car.
The engineer Mr. Pratt, was instantly killed
the fireman go much bruised that he survived but
few hours brakeman had leg and arm djslo.
Gated and the express messenger had his law bon a
broken and otherwise fractured Five or ak mas :
seugers, who were in the forward car, were more
or less injured. but none were killed large
number of trunks and other baggage was literally
smashed to atoms. There were seven cattle killed
The express locomotive was greatly Injured the
tender, baggage car, one passenger car two emf
grant cars, and two or three freight cars totally de-
molished. The roof of the baggage car bro ke
through the passenger car, and passed over the
heads of those In the front seats The motion stop.
ped as 1t bad uncomfor.ably pinned Mr.. Hull, edi-
tor OF the Steuben Courier to his seat Six inches
more motion would have crushed him. The pres
sure upon him has left him In considerable pain.-
nock as to require several minutes to extricste
Tim.
There were various opinions as to there being
blame In the affair. Some say the freight train
should not have been allowed to leave Schenectady
when behind time, and an express train due so
soon. Others, that the express train under the cir.
cumstances should have been proceeded with more
cautiously. 1t was dark and foggy at the time of
the collision:
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This Tonic Is unsurpassed

BY anything now before the public. It viii promote
the growth and the healthy action of the har clean
the head Of daudruf, prevent headache, and 10 one
of the Best toilet articles ever used
Made and sold by R.. c. HOBSON, wholesale Or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and 6hamroon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
l1th Ut. an7
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an FOR RENT-A nice brick Tene-
E& msnt corner Of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
.u lt-s GRUBBS & APPERSON.
a FOR SALE-A neat framed House
sE on MAYO street, containing 5 rooms, kitchen
wood and coal houses, with water in the yard Ths
lot fronts l6 feet On Msyo st and rms back on Cs.
prsa street 100 feet. For terms .zhch will be very
liberal, spplyto THOS. w. KEESEE,
IL lS-u No. 20 Pearl st.
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HAIR CUrTNa.-Cidzens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to got their Hair cut In the
latest and most approI ed tyIe, would advise them
to call on HOBSON under the American Hotel. en-.
trance on 1lth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
ali hours. Single Bath 2ss.. or Tickets for o..
OsBoRNE's GOLD ENAMELED DAauERREos
TYPEs.-The public are invited to call and view the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken at this old-estab-
lshed Gallery. They admitted to be superior to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE,
jy2l OppoGite Exchange Bank.
HAIR Dye, HAIR DYE.-J Ohm SON
and never washes off. We will advise all who Dye
to give johnson CALL he warrants to give perfect
satisfastiop or no charge.
infallible remedy for all the ills that the human hair
10 heir to-
10TH ST., BETWEEN MAIN & CARY SITS.
an %
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There Il talk OF deshroning the Kiog Of Nsples,
Ia which case our country woman. Priacsss Mural,
VIII bseoms Queen. ssa
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DR. GEo w. BRIGGs has removed Tn
MS new residence corner of Broad and 9Th .t,..ts
ne c.n bs found at night during the day He stii
and Main streets S''s1Hot
r. M. ~
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10 NERVOUS sSUFFERERs.-Aret retired cler-
gymen, restored to health In few dsva .ftar m.nv
Ea OF great nervous suffering, il anxious to make
.n9wn tne means Of cure Viii send (free, the pre.
NO % Fulton street. Brooklyn. n Z.
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g 5sg THE MUSIC STORE.

.ska~.uk TO THE CITIZENS OF
LlAN E,HSS 10 THE COUNTIES OF KING WILL
JAMES SiNS eISS AND QUEEN, GLoUcEsTER.
W T0WSaa5 AND YORK.-Ths steamboat Nv
il kirg,ns - ., oil petersburg will leave Walkertop.
lN6 2,,t Ina Queen county, on TUESDAY MORN.
tbs hstnnos., sna Will stop st ali the landings on
tstiOrs acc orb rivers to receive the contri
Tor III. .,,;s ~ OF money or provisions designed
.-9s Vi norfolk and Portsmouth se 4?
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READER, have you seen any of SIMors'
iss not, go and see them. and MARI
Aos1sphoseope, h very much liked. III
MAJORS CouRr.-The Mayors Court for
tie city Of Richmond will be held AZ 9 o,clock
rom the loth Of April to the 10th Of october
cs as Ssn.:. IN o's1eff to :, 10 1s
se1-1y
DR. GEo w. BRIGGs has removed In
his new residence Of Broad and S7th st,..ts
Ssu,sd IN ar. T. a opposite M jane. Win:ton whsrs
sont;nus. III. IA n 0, during the day He still
q. Office hours from to u A. NJ, and from to
m. se Stint
10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-Are retired cIer-
ysaI. o. restored to health In fsw days. after many
:ssP,iGn H:ed Direct Rev JOHN H. 6aaasn
ne 1-dlm&w4t*
BAKERS premium BIrrERs are the on
y familiar remedy known to man for the cure of
Dyspepsia Disrrhes, Cholic, Nervous Head Ache.
ty. They Manufactured Of vegetable matter en.
trey are perfectly safe in their by all ages sexes
and conditions and are very palatabe 90 the taste.
For sale in Richmond by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD CO., and Druggist generally. se ls-
A CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
sneed Practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and 0bste
I1sst usVn8 iosateo on broad street, threo doors
above tenth offers his professional services TO tho
citizens of Riehmond. 'A'
He has devoted mueh time and attention to the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the treat.
sp 1-sm* kIcHp 8. CAUTHoRN. MD.
LEE & BAYLY, ATToRs EYsAr LAW.
and Commissioners to take Dispositions AIidavits,
Ask1owisdgments Of Deeds, Powers Of Attorney,
Aisoama aIs Louisiana New York
California MARYLAND Ohio
Connecticut Massschusetta Pennsvlvsnja
Florida Michigan Rhode T.jand
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Fennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
low. New 5ampshire Vermont
Kentucky New jersey Wiscopsin
~ SAM'L T BAYLY, Commissioner of the United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public.
OHiee on llth st., between Main and Bank.
w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, Office on
Main between 9th and 10th streets, formerly occa-
pied by Mcconnell L Burton, and next door below
8. P. semple's Drug Store. an 29--lm
HAIR T0NIo.-This Tonic is UNSURPASSED
BY anything now before the public 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head Of daudruf, prevent headache, and 10 one
OF the lest toilet articles ever used.
Made and sold by r. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
l1th st. AM
New EsTABLIsHmENT.-JoHN JoHNsos
the house next door TO Dr.. Powell on 10th street.
bstween Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business, where all who de.
sre an easy and pleasant shave, will find him az here.
His superior style Of Hair Cutting Is proverbsl,
and ne Is sure he please the most fastidiOus HI
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cR COACH FACTORY.-The
ME Subscriber has on hand number of
light CARRIAGES and BU00lES, Of his own
make which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
desirous of purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
well to aive him call before purchasing elsewhere.
~ REPAIRING done with neatness and dis
pstsh and upon terms which cannot fall to please.
T. II. FOWLER, Frspklin st
se8-lm Nesrly opposite the Exchange.
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- RICHMOND, 6xYr. 81. l65o.-
80 pairs of 1eisem q "a qolopa, VIA aad
ssass: sss ss' 's' sss''t s.s lsrx & e ,s ;Ss =.
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MAYos's CouRr.-The Mayors Court for
the city Of Richmond will be heid A. o,.Io.h
NJ from the 10th Of April to the 10th Of Os,oh.r =.
AneI tne 10Th Of October, st 10 o'elock.
civii osnness on Thursdays, always at IL o,clk
a.
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LEE q BAYLY, ATToRN E Us At Law,
and Commissioners to take Dispositions Afidavits,
Aeknowisdgments Of Deeds, Powers of Attorney,
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