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DUCKLE ON YOIR ARMOI R,-IlN.

- GINIANs PREPARE !!-LEoNARD To 1H hrs
cUE!l Prepare for the coming courIct Coughs ard
Colds will soon be in midst. The greatest ar1
queror of Coughs Cold and Consumption Is LEON.
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep It IN VOW hlu-.s
upon the FIRST onset of the disease take Il, give %
your children, and remember the greatest msdIals
yet discovered is Leonard's CelebrB.ed Cough Syn,
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, one dollar. A.
Leonsrd's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. Il. THOMAS Broad street ShocIos
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers generally 2
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wholesale f
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co. 81 MAN street All
THOMAS LEONARD, corner OF Adams and Clay stree,
Richmond. Va cell
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CAUTION TO AGtE SrrFF = !! GT'i!NI'

Take no more Arsenic Mercury, Quinlne Feh-.,
ses Strychnine, or Auii-Periodics of any kind ~
well known lneticiencv OF these noxious roi.,r,
proves them to be the offspring either of false med
principles, or of mercenarv quacks. The nnlv nm.
dy IN existence that is both sure and hurmle.. f.,
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
For sale III Richmond by j. b. WOOD, GRUBg,
APPERSON. and Druggists generally
jy l0--GaOA c1p,p
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,8a THIRD ANNUAL sTATE FAIR

IA OF NIRGINIA--OCTOBER 3lsT, 1860
W. The subscriber would respectfully call the at
LIZ tention of all persons who intend visiting the
Fair the 3st nst to the largest stock of Fall and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he has
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
during the last Fair he was induced to increase his
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash.
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits Business Suits, Over Coats. Shaws. &C., of
the greatest variety and of all the latest styles His
stock of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house. All
in want of the best made clothing, at unusually low
prices will call on J. d. GOODMAN
nc Mi m 81 nnnnsite En- snnare
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HRTCEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~

MAIN STs. -, I, sulionacins " h
public that his PLANNING and "a ,,...
complete order, sx,euse Of ssyeissa. -. ~
dred dollars Ia rcfttins sra and Groo's
kinds sa Of Board. and Plan. b saa nes
cute superior work at greatly .csstfuiiy soIistses
4 can from those in want WILLIAM foS0''
de Y-ts
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;. RUTH,
SUPERINTENDENT of Transnnrtatinn
FL Eyszs;s=zs=:sssl- sIkGINIA CENTRAL
- .ssssss.-.esssat.sssssa RAILROAD carries the

=; R siH.iES,f e Uric. az
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
TWEEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH
MOND, having been transferred by the Postmaster
General to the Virginia Central and Orange and Alex
andrla Railroads from the old STRAP-IRoN ROAD run
ming by fredericksburg not for little saving of money
as has been stated but account of the uncertainty
OF its delivery, arising from SNAKE HEADS on the
road and FOGS, WIND and ICE on the Potomac
the attention of the public is invited to the improve
nent IN the service which will be attained.
Although the distance greater by the Gordonsville
route yet the two roads being laid with superstruc
ture OF heavy Edge Rail- it will be tree from the dan
gers and delays which must and will attend an old flat
bar road, and the mails only be carried more
speedily, but with more certainty than they could
the old route.
The new line will also be exempt from the addi-
tonal causes OF failure of the Mail which the Boat
experiences from foss, wind and ice on the Poto-
mac.
Passengers by the same trains carried to Cor
louisville and the baggage transferred from one road
the other will be warranted safe.
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond after the arrival of the Pc
tersburS and Danville cars, and connects with the
Alexandria train, arriving at Washington in time to
deliver the Mails to the Baltimore next morning
FARE.
Between Richmond and Gordonsyille. %
Gordonsvile and Washington. 3.25
Returning from Gordonsville, this line arrives in
Richmond IN time to send the Mail by the Petersburg
Road in the morning.
1t stops for passengers all the usual places except
Storrs, both going up and coming down.
II. d. WHITCOMB,
Sup't TRANSPORTATION Va Central Railroad
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2 RICHMOND AND DAN
..aXIILE RA L. RO D-OPEN 10


..s.sss;s.ssss5zziVILLE RAILROAD-OPEN TO
BARKSDALE'S, 1T MILE S.-The
regular Passenger Train will daily Sundays ex-
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALE'S.
stopping TO take up put off passengers the follow
ing points only: Manchester Robious Coal field, Tom
ahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia C. H.. Je-
tersvlle Jennings Ordinary, Burksville Prices Me
herin, keysvie, brakes Branch, Mossineford. Roa-
noke Clover, Scottsburg Boston, News Ferry, and
Barksdale's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, breakfast at
Burksville and arrive at Barksdale's 12.S5 7. M
Leave Barksdales Mt 1850 p. NJ and arrive at Rich
mond at 7.l8 p. NJ.
Children over and under IL years of age, and
wants. half price. Servants travelling by themselves
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go on the
Passengers for Farmville Lynchburs Wythevile,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at Burksve. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, n. c., connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Hoderly X
Co.'s fast line of Stages.
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TRUE TURF OIL For OLA SORE. q

spoonful equal to ounce of any preparation know
Bruises and Sprnins Ulcers and tellons, Scaids al
Burns, Sore Legs and ChilbieiDs, FleIh Cus WopBi'
Cramp and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds uGt-r
the Nails, Inhamed Breasts. Glundular Tum0rs ao's
Back, Swelied Legs and Stiffness of joints
Warranted to cure, and no damage from expos1E. =
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, it leaves no scar.
Price 50 and IS cents bottle.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
eco OnO WORTH OF DRY GOODS
.NOU.UUU AT COST FOR CASH.

No. II Pearl STREET.
Having made our arrangements in connexion with
other parties to open house in New York the LIST
January next, and to continue our house here, we
have determined to close out present stock of
Goods most of which fresh and really desirable.
We will therefore and after MONDAY, the 2nd
instant offer entire stock at cost for cash.
BUYERS will find in the stock fine lines OF Bieached
and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Flannels, Lin
seys Kerseys, Sleeps Grays Blankets Cloths CAST
ueres Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Cling hams
Dress Goods Alpaccas, &c. &c.
Our friends and customers wishing TO buy or order
on the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices mn
We are the agents for the 81 and6-4 Staunton Full
ed Cloths; and will keep up the stock OF these Goods
and sell them a. we have heretofore.
We solicit call from our friends and the trade.
oc 22-Im BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
no NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
"A OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR THE
"a FALL TRADE OF 1851 GREENTREE
Ia & BRO. SO, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have just opened
the fall trade with elegant and most extensive as
sortnent of COATS, PANTS and VESTS, and Cen
tlemen's Furnishing Goods much superior to any we
ever oieredto them, which will sell, wholesale or
retain on as good they be bought at any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves.
l. GREENTREE & BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street.
mt
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In STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY

IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY
Il LOW PRICES
81 and A Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings and Shirtinss
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets
Cassimeres Of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Llnseys; Bed Ticks; Fusians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 3-4 PlattiDgs
Snake-Skin Vestings
falencie, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rgolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and Merinos
Shawls Canbrics and Curtains
Observation-Disclosures, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggists Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands Sileceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods inst TO
hand ' w
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans: Rsle
Cottons and a full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated six-Cord Spools
long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers.
81 Zl-d&cts d. H. LONDON
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Nsss FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Those

Ass FOX KENT OR LEASE.-Those
HH:.i two large STORES or WAREHOUSES; Nos
l67 and 1863, opposite the Exchange Bank of Viz
gnia, and adjoining the large and elegant stores of
Messrs Kent, Paine Co. Each of these stores front
1 feet Main street, with FIVE floors running back
100 feet. The easements open level with large
paved court or yard in the rear, from which wide
the American Hotel. These are amongst the most
commodious and substantial buildings in the city and
are well arranged for business establishments of first
class, there being in fact enough TO each tene
nent tor two esta bshments These stores are now
being painted inside and out. The large store-room
and basement of No 1877 can be had Immediately, the
upper floors being already leased except one large
room III the Sd story. Possession of tenement No 1863
now occupied by Messrs Jones Potts can be had on
the LIST September next
The superior location of these stores heingin the
heart ofthe city, well known to require further
notice. Apply to JOSEPH JAMES Jr, at the store of
Hugh w. Fry, Esq, orto
je 6-3tawts FLEMING JAMES
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EDUCATION.
RICHMOND FENiA u, iNSTITm g,i ! 4,G on

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE, on
H CLAY TENTH AND MARSHALL STREETS,
RICHMOND, FA.-The next session viii commence
the first Monday in October and close the last
Thursday in June. Pupils may be admitted at any
time but it is highly desirable for them be present
the first day of the session.
The cost of grounds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every rea-
and liberal Able and experienced teachers have
been secured and the approved scientific appara
Rev. Is. MANLY, JR-President.
Mr. r: P. LATHAM Math. and Physical Sciences
Rev. Ii. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng. Literature.
DR.. k. A LEWIS, Botany, &c
Mrs. EMMA HOLCOMBE, English Branches
Miss ELIZABETH Y. NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CHoLLET, French and German
NJ. JOS. MICHARD Spanish and Italian.
Miss JANE s. STANARD, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. GEORGIANA MONROE, Preparatory Depart
Mr. JOHN DUNDERDALE Piano and Organ
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs. EMILY GRUBB, Drawing, Painting &c.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN. do.
Mr.. and Mrs +. SpBLETT Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Washing. 500
Tuition in Preparatory DEPARTMENT 50
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ........ 20
Music on Piano Forte Guitar and Organ 40 to 80
Diasi1 Psm pa1dtns TO :"
be obtained of the President.
au 6-d3m Rev. B. MANLY r
MIR. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL-(Succes-
1El soR TO MRS. MEAD)-This Institution will open
on the first day of October and close the last day
of June
TERMS,
FOR THE WHOLE SESSION.
Boarding. 500
asnhs; ~
English Branches. 40
Modern Languages, EACH. ................,..- ~
lain. '''''t''.''. ("
Lessons on Plano, Guitar Organ, Harp eech.... 30
Drawing .'....'......,..,......- 20
Painting in Oil 50
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT:
For the accommodation of parents who prefer send
has been formed for pupils under years age who
will be taught Reading, Spelling Writing Arithme-
tic and Geography, exclusively Ii will be altogether
separated from the rest of the school, and under the
care of experienced teacher. Charges $50. For
further particulars apply TO the Principal:
HUBERTP. LEFEBVRE,
iy 25-dtlstN Corner Grace and Foushee SITS.
DEV. J. ANIBLER WEEDS CLASH
Ii CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of Mar
shall and 18th streets, RICHMOND, VA.
The duties of this School will be resumed ON Mon
day, LIST October.
English DEPARTING mt $4o
For Be ginners in Latin 80
For Advanced Classic and Mathematics. 90
au l6-3m
NOTICE. have in my p0sssssiOn a Gold
l Y Watch aud Chain, which the owner can have by
calling on and paying for the advertisement
w. WYATT,
oc e--ts Freight Agent n. 4 p. X. II. Co.
UNDERGRADUATES carbohydrates 4.
L--ALFRED MOSES iorineriy Hart 4 Moses, Is
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY ST Y,''iC7' 4.

7 beva mazda oha,;II' Q" IuKk june n lai,
nas9 a ma0 Acr Shs ss examination Of Raoo.
RIA" and have tested it for Anen;e e. g. 10 NAL
nine and strychnne but have not sopn 55T'CnTE 9o
either in it, nor have found epv ni. particle II
composition that would prove iniurion. IN IL
Iution' JAMES X. Chiffon. N D Ch. e1n'0'
EVIDENCE OF MERIT, 'Henl"
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A BOATS FOR THE
.,,n g - ID II. D.

asass-,TT5TIIsf EXTRA BOATS FOR TIL 1;
ESsssssi-s...-.. FAIR-One of our Packet Boats
will leave Buchanan 6 o'clock p.
A., on Saturday, the 9th nst and arrive III Rich
mond Monday at 81 D. H.
Through Tickets to Richmond and back, $7.
- This Boat will pass Lynchburg Sunday morning ut
6t O'Clock, Staples Mills at TO- Bent Creek at | D. M
Tye River 81 p. m. Hardwicksville a p m, How
hrdsvllle p. M, Scottsville p M, New Canton u
midnight, Columbia Monday at a. M, Pemberton 5
a; H., Jefferson G. m, Cedar Point 81 u. m, Mi
chaux's Ferry 81 H., Jude's lOI a. m. Manakntown
liz a. H., and arrive in Richmond at 81 p III.
FROM SCOTTSV1LLE.
Another Extra Boat will leave Sunday, the 23th
inst at IL a. pass New Canton at p. M. Column
bia at p m, Pemberton p. M, Jefferson D. m
Cedar Point 81 p M, Mchaux's Ferry 81 p Ill., Jude
mond at 6 a. M.
RETURNING FROM THE FAIR,
The Mail Packet will leave Friday November ID
at m, ard extra Boat for Seottsyle will leave
Saturday, at 3 o'clock a. m
oc g}-iOt ROW. FOMOND A. DAVPNpopr
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EFEkl ONE SAYS 1T.
h THAT POLLARDS RHEUMATIC LIN


is the incest and most certain remedy fnr Rhsum,,,
and all diseases of man and boast 10 which lpirrt
is appcable, that has ever been offered to tho puN
There must be some truth in what every opp "a.
yet if any ncredulous, they can be convinced q,
the truthtulness of the above by calling 81 auy da,
store i'll the city where the genuine artcle is Tor
aud purchasing the article, which must be R,ad Nc,
cording to directions to insure sucress
Price 25 cents, or ) bottles for 81
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il co, AnTE i GRAY
BENNETT l. BEERS, ?. JOHNSTON Il BRO
DUAL l. NORTON, L. B. THOMAS, Brood
ShorLoa Hill
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ia ISj5.-NEW FALL GOOD >
ia HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO.
M0 TuING AND MERCHANT It l. s.

Ia ISJ5.-NEW FALL GOOD s.
"A HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE LO-
N THING AND MERCHANT A l. s.
III STORE.-The subscriber has just received his
complete stock of Fall Goods the largest and most
varied assortment he has had and not to be
passed by any, consisting in part of, viz:
Coats; Oyercoats; Lamartines; Talmas Shawls; &c.
Blue Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Goats
Business Coats of all shades and qualities
Pants-English, French and American Cassimeres of
all colOrs
Vests-Rich Fancy Cnt Velvets, Pushes
- Silks Embroidered Cassimeres
White Tnsel Silk and Velvets, for party pun.
poses &c.
Furnishing Goods as Shirts Collars Drawers
Socks, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks,
Hdkfs. Ties &C.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres, every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich figured, for
party Vesings, &c.
H has in his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen, determined to be surpassed by none.
E. B. SPENCE,
NJ Mai and
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THEODORE HOPPE

Az. FOX RENT.--That very desirable
%:. residence SO conveniently located for business
!a-A man. on Mayo street, now occupied by Mr. R. T.
Alvey has just been put in thorough condition and
htted with gas, &c. Possession given ON the 9th of
next month. Apply to
6-3tayyts JAMES THOMAS Tn
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LE"IsBCRG, Union county, p,
NJ. lnr-

"Mr. }. A. RHoDES-Dear Sir: The bcr w. "
cine you sent me was duty received on tho ,I,S
April nave sold about one halt OF it; and So y ~
them. II has certainly stopped the Arre Il ., '
one who has used 1t, and SIN 0fthe cases wer. NJ
standing. My sister who has had it for five n, wy
years back, and could never get it storrrd .y,sr,
Qulnine, and that only long as she would ts..,,
now, think, entirely cured BY ynnr rrr,,ed, = ;
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HIRSH e. BOTTCHER,
Beg to inform the public that they have been Isv;n
IN for the approaching season. large and well aeec
ed stock of F" ''' 'oiec'-
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
And that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other new and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage we have hitherto
received, as well the many and fatterng acknow-
OF the superior quality and styles of our
attention to all the requirements and movements of
the fashions IN that line of our business while our
OF +" orsted Enbroideres and Embroidery
eiaiiy recommending to Schools and Teachers win
be kept In the most perfect condition the
your. Toe dim" HlRSH BOTTCHER
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Sole Propriptors, Richmond, 's
TIDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELD

CHESTERFIELD Co, Va, Aug. l. 3D.
Mcssrs Dore 4 Co. Richmond. Last fall, one Of on
mules was turned loose in the stable yard; sh'
PLAYING about with other mules ran with the wrisf
Of his whole body against Grge plate OF sheet i'l
cutting himself on the thigh or ham about " Le"'
long, and from inch and half to two inches "fl
the wound was of such character rs 20 suppose 20
would never be of any service to me again seeLf
a notice of the Turf OIL in the papers FIocuind .o
applied il at once to the cut, end IN about "'''
weeks he was perfectly well and at w3Ik' 'Ho ",
cannot perceive the least scar where ts II
made. II. A hiNfhii.'
PS-There are many cases Of injuries 70 es ST.,
this nei ghtorhood, which have been cure " w,
Turf Oil, and, if of any benefit 10 you gar .,v
YOU many certificates The whole nrighooh'''"'
1t a Is ' ~ qu''Ae'' H'"''"S h 4 WlEFREs
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La -. :s::::::sss.s::sst AND VIRGINIA STATE AG

-------RICULTURAL FAIRS, 1855
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
REDUCTION OF FARE--To render the utmost ia
cilities to visitors the above Fairs tickets will he
issued at the Ticket Office in Richmond Monday I'D
Tuesday z3d, "Wednesday oath, Thursday 25th, and
Friday 18th of October at s Is, with the privilege
of returning free at any time previous to the lst
November. s...
Tickets will be issued at Petersburg commencing
on Tuesday, 3d of October, and each day thereafter
until the I'd of November, with the privilege of re-
turning free any time until the 9th of November,
inclusive.
The Conductors win be provided with tickets to
give way passengers the same privilege those going
from Richmond or Petersburg
Ia Stock and other articles intended for exhibition
at the Fairs will be charged the regular of freight
going to the Fair with the privilege of being returned
free if in the possession of the at the
time. THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office R. & P. r. R.. Oct. IL. oc II
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IA ~ X E i q II t FUK MI
Ea& York Boston, Providence,
7EalL Portland, Newark, New Ha-
ErNSSsSS ven. Charleston, Mobile, New
OrIenns St. Louis, Galveston, san Fran
CISCO &C.. per steamship jamestown to
and via New YOrlk-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday by the U. 5. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York, Messrs Ludlam & Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission, and at the low
est rates of freight
Large and co1nnodious sheds have been erected on
the wharf in New York, where goods entirely pro-
tected from injury or DETACHMENT, and every and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Sat urday af-
ternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply to
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NOTICE.--AI the effects OF ths .s.sisasd
~ of BROWN SHOok nay nf ~, rredofs
persons indebted 20 the said hrn are n, efe's,
payment as speedily practicable ana .e.ssted se =
arr notified that their claims must ne porIrr % ss'
subscriber within the next 90 days ~ Of ,bs U.s.
them to full participation ~ 'h wpt FORD is
fund u -, 9TH and lFA 80
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pAn.RoADs. srnAA6BoATs, ao.

Ia arE 4 \ 5 70 ) AN ? from T i {
800 ,ru o saASh ey NExTLTbs naaie.
Connected with tho Fork Church DE- stringieiows),
in Hanover county will bold Eair at the Slash Cot
tage during the day and night Oh W zilh M
,ant and In orsier to accommodate all who may de-
s;re 10 attend from Richmond and ITS vicinity with
convenient hour the following VIII be the order OF
trains for the occasion:
7fP.M. x.na m.
From the Cottage ~ a. NJ, III" - 80" ." efoeAi
Pm. ~
train and return ar 10 O'Clock r. NJ, and the mana
gers ON the occasion expect to have the buildings and
grounds beautifully Illuminated; ]. ,f,rpr p1rru
SUPERINTENDENT of Transportation
Office r., T. p. Company,
Richmond. Oct. 10. 1855. oc 10
Ia - AoSSl S i 1 s ( :E f I.
63zz- ---TION.-On the occasion ofthe
regular annual exhibition of the Agricultural So
cietv of Virginia which will commence In Rich
the Society and articles brought the route for the
purpose of exhibiting will be charged the usual fare
one way only for any portion OF the distance between
Washington and Richmond
Members of the Society on exhibition of their GER
trfcate of membership at the time OF takng passage
for Richmond win receive tickets in return not trans
ferahIe. free of charge SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation
Office Richmond Fred'g and p. r. r. Co,
Richmond, Sept. 27th 1855. Ell
B.---For the accommodation OF travel on the line
the road, the following trains Will De run during the
week of the Fair:
On Monday, Tuesday and "wednesday. the 10Th, 5oth
and 3st October train will leave ksbnrs for
Richmond at o'clock and 10 minutes A. NJ, and
stop at any point on the route.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday, the LIST, I'd and
Sd November, the accommodation train will leave
Richmond for Fredericksburg at instead of o'clock,
route oc 20 S RUTH, Sup't.