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and continue five days.
$50 entrance, pay or play; proprietor to add 800,
provided two more start; two mile heats closed
with three subscribers as follows:
1st. w. H. Gibbons name br. m. Pasture, BY Reve
nue., dam Emily Thomas, by Priam, four years old.
3D. David Mcdaniel names b. m. Adelsazer, five
years old by Glencoe.
Sd Calvin Green names ch. M Linda. four years old
by Belshazzsr, dam by Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, 14th.-Sweepstake
for three year old colts and flleys that never
race mile heats 500 entrance, $50 forfeit and clos
ed with the following subscribers:
Ist John P Edwards names br. or b. filley Mis-
Stranger, by Portsmouth, dam Lettie, by Pram.
I'd. Bowie Hall name ch. 9. Expectation, by Re-
Rister. dam by Margrave.
Sd Maj. Thomas Doswell names ch. Q. by Revenue,
dam the Queen, by Pnam.
4th David Mcdaniel names ch. Q. by Senator, dam
by Hotspur.
purse $3.50; two mile heats.
FOURTH AY-THURSDAY-Jockey Club purse
$500; three mile heats
FIFTH observation-disclosures purse $500
mile heats; thr zee best in Eve.
kR- Five per cents entrance to tho purses.
% 22-dtd CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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IL scoerin, of Brunswick county, Vs. has
been chosen President OF the Petersburg and
Boydton plank road.
The Charleston, 8. c., papers announce the
death of Captain James Ross, IN old sea captain
Of that port.
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4 VALUBLE FARMS EOn SALk.-l an
Y AUTHORIZED TO sell valuable farm In rownssan
county. 2 miles from the Court House, and mises
from lanes river and miles ftorn the DanviIe nals
road containing 6s5ii.crsE 25o scsss !: S sisassd y
asrse 4 yery rich creek low srounds Ihe cieesea
land II divided in four fields under good fenseA wen
vatered and in high state Of good
House lee house, Stables, Tobacco house ana guar
ters. Balance In wood land Iho barrel ans etnex
t;rier an the land will more than pay Tor TIE Am.
4 never falling creek runs through the land.
AIaO.--A tract Of Ut ssres, 4 miles nom Howns.
t.n Cont House and miles from James rises; -
seres of which 10 cleared land; balance = vifgin
rsvth. well timbered In pine and oah 9mAiss
'.S Ad;oinlns the house Il Ave tobacco loss of 10
scres esch worth It least eloo psr eese ne,enoof.
hood sood The cleared land psrt is 10 nien sssse
cfcsltiyation q the present crops wtu snoy.
AIGO.--A tract so acres. miles mom rovssts.
Cont Hsueo $50 acres Of which y eieeeeds psiscss
i vrsn growth eonsstins sf GOD esk - eies-
osy timber. Buildings good, iasinGps ssssass'
xL6O.-A trast, SIS scres. In Chesfesnen eesssys
an ovjfk creek. one mile shove Martins 49,. ~,
DanviIle Rsilrosd There d % this traef 0ns
II rod oder rs acres AIst quality iow gr9aeaA -.
80 scres wood lssd, veil iimbessd; the osssnss :.
the Lara ID n kish stass Of osltivasion, ana eoss
ers6 the best fafn In the neishborhooA
1L2O-8sveya1 small faxula In the e1e eeaeeeSS Z
hood which will be sold bsfo.ia. kiees ~
sesn atmy store, and tsrns me4e ~ W. 49, =
early application 70 AhkA. NVtA.
- 1e-ts
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THE 'STARs"-Mr James E.. Murdoch opened
at the Haymsrket theatre, London, on the 22d ult
in the character Of Young Mrable, in the comedy
of the Incoustant, and achieved decided success.
Edwin Booth, of the lamentsd tragedian,
makes his first appearance, since his Californ ia
tour at the Front Street theatre, Baltimore, next
Wednesday. Miss Annette Ince took farewell be.
nefit at the same establishment Friday night
Mrs. VIM Ward is starring in Memphis, Tenn,
and playing Meg Merrles" Mr.. Neafe and
Mrs Farren are both playing in st. Louis. Miss
Heron is at Cincinnati. Edwin Forrest is playing
In Philadelphia Miss Susan DENNIS theatre at
Trey, N. Y, has proved failure.
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TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM One of the hea.
West thunder storms which ever visited this re-.
sion took place on Saturday night last, about two
hours after midnight. The storm lasted for abou,
two hours the lightning flashes being ineessani
as to dispel the darkness almost entirely during
that time, and the thunder peais rolling together
a continuous and deafening roar of heavens ar
tillery" The lightning struck the earth in several
places in the city y.--Chieaso Tfmss.
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A VETERAr-The Portland Advertsef says
that at ths recent election in Maine In the town OF
Garland, Rev Father Sawyer ons hundred and
one years of age, went TO the polls and voted -
He has voted for every President since Waning
sau
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GREAT TRoTTIHG RACE,-There was q great
tYotting match ON Wednesday, over the Fashion
course N Y, for o., 500 mile heats, best three in
ave. in harness was between Flora Temple
and Lancet. The latter acted badly. breaking up
several times, and Flora won without struggle in
three straight heats. The betting was in her favor
AIoO 10 $50, s2
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FALL RACES.


kET RACES will com-
N mencs on the 21st October.
for year ods-SzoO entrance half forfeit and clio.
sed.
William n. Gibbons, ch g. Nicholas, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes, bylJohn r. Grimes
James Talley. ch. Q. by Talley-ho, dam Betsy
White, by Goliah.
Major Thomas DoswelI oh. t. Sue Washington. by
Revenue. dam Sarah Washington, by Zinganee
SECOND DAY-Proprietors Purse $2OO-two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse $780, mile
heats with inside stake of $500 esch with four sub.
scribers
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
DIR. Caffey, of Georgia. not named.
David Mcdaniel, Sebsstcpol, by Talley-ho, dam by
Orator.
C. Green, Oh. h. Frankford, by Glencoe, dam Mary
Morris.
FOURTH DAY-Sweepstake, mile hests-for year
ods that have never won race, l00 so forfeit-to
name and close the 18th October. Three or more to
make q race.
Oc 4-td OP HARE
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FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-Advices from Ontona
gon, Lake Superior, to the goth ult, say the mi
ming business is active, yielding largely A storm
which occurred on the 18th ultimo was the sever
est known for years. No damage to the shipping
or other property has been reported. The storm
extended to Marquette, where hve inches OF snow
fell and the pier of Eagle river was destroyed.
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CONsECTICGTT STATE FAIR.-The third State
Fair in Connecticut is to be held the 7th 9Th sth
and 10th days of October. Premiums to the amount
of e7000 are to be awarded.
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Sen rENcED.-Jeremiah Sullivan, OF Upton,
Mass. convicted Of committing an outrage upon
the person Of little girl has been sentenced in the
Supreme Court to three days soltary confinement
and the remainder Of bis natural life IN the State
urfsoA
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COTTON By NEW ROUTE-Two hundred
bales OF cotton from Mississippi via the Illinois
Centrai hahroad, arrived at Dunkirk, ILL.,, Tues
day, on its way to an Eastern market. II Ia re.
garded as the forerunner of . new trade.
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ANOTHER HAUL.-The Independent Republican,
published at Point Pleasant, Mason county, Va
says:
this place. On Saturday night last, six slaves,
i've Of them a woman and four children, belonging
to DR.. S. G.. Shaw, and negro msn belonging to
Mr.. VIM. IS. Sterrett left for free territory
From tho manner in which these slaves escaped
we have no doubt but that they had assistance
from this side of the river We have abolitionists
among us, and how long will our citizens submit to
these deprsdations upon their propartyf
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REV. WIN. HOMES, recently the pastor Of one OF
the Presbyterian churches in st. Louis has been
associated in the editorial management of the st.
Louis Republican
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REPORTED DEFALCATIoN-A telegraphic dis.
patch from Albany to the N. Y. Times states that
defacation of 422 600 has been discovered in the
State Comptroller's office; that $4,000 of it was
abstracted in 1853 by Clerk in said Office, and
the remainder more recently. The defaulter has
fed.
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COAL IN ILLlSoIs.-It is estimated that III,
mines in the State this year have turned out 362
000tons. The use of this coal on locomotives
greatly increasing the demand
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BOARDING
.~s CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

SE-ESA The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
An--rAI Making Establishment on Lombard Al
Iey, between Main and Cary, NSth end I4th streets)
the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
topa and SULKIES, all of his make, eff the best
ulsterials and workmanship. All of which will be
sod low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in wsnt of any article in the Carriage line de-
terEined TO make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that 10 new we
rsnted.
fs S-d9no MICAJAH MANaTIN
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE-The Wheeling Intelli
gencer has passed into the hands of Campbell and
Dermot. they having purchased Il from Pendleton
& Beatty, the late proprietors
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
ASALE PRIVArELY.-We offer for sale private
ly, the most besutifu Building Lot ON Church Hill
situated between the residences of Capt. Luther
Libby and h. T. Pairo, Esq. 1t commands . besui.
full view of the city and river, occupies the highest
point in the city, and lays perfectly level The lot
fronts seventy feet Immediately opposite the
property purchased by the city for public square,
and runs back the street in rear giving
front ON both streets. Upon the premises Is good
brick building high, containing four rooms,
occupied by good tenant, at annual rent OF one
hundred and fifty dollars.
This building 10 of modern style and finish, Dearly
new was built with eye to its being converted into
q kitchen.
This s one of the most desirable localities In oui
city for beautiful ard desirable dwelling.
Terms accommodating.
oc2 BAKER u PLEASANTb, Aucs
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FILLMORE DEMONsTRATION-AF Fillmore meet
ing very numerously attended, was held at Pitt
sylvania Courthouse, Va, last week Among the
speakers were the Hon. Thomas g. Flournoy
Gov Morehead, of North Carolina, James G
Bruce, of Halifax, Hon. John S. Pendleton, Jack
Marshall, Of Charlotte, N. G. Claiborne and others
The meeting continu ued two DAYS
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MICAJAH MAN9UM.
= NEW YORK II NJ E NJ A DE

SrA&I BREAD.-We are now manufacturing at
establishment, No and No. 159 Main
tG1laO street, new and superior article of home
made BREAD, to which we invite the attention of
the public All ask is trial to convince all that
surpsssss any thing in the way of Bread made in
the ely Two and half pounds warranted for ten
cents. Also the largest and most varied assortment
Of BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS to be found
in the city, at wholesale and retail
SIMPSON BAGNALL,
oc f-6t Nos and 80 Main et
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fI'HE sUBsCKIBEEs beg leave to In

IHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO In
Il form their trends that they are receiving from
fhiiadelph;a and New York fresh supplies of FALL
oOODS, and will in a few days have in store their
entire stock, which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and all We
ask of friends is to call and and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere We are
terInlned to sell cheap. and give all who may be
disposed TO patronise value received for their mo-
ney. Quick sales and small profits" is our motto
We deem il unnecessary to enumer ate all the art1
ties We have hand. Suffice 1t to say. we have ev
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line. For far
thet particulars call at
JOHN l.. SMITHER & BRO!S,
se22-1m No % Main at
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NARM FOR SA l. Il ..-Tho subscriber
Il wishes to sell her Farm In the county OF fowhGal
about n miles from Richmond and about three guar
ters of mile fromiJames river The Farm consists Of
about 100 acres of land beautifully situated 10 most
desirable nsishberhood adjoining the lands OF Mess'
T. Eustace, Whitfield, Turpin. Carter Ice, &c; has
good House and all requisite buildings, and the NO.
est kind of springs in almost every heid about Do
acres cleared, and the balance heavily nmbered.
There are several churches and mills in the 1mmedi'
Ate neighborhood For terms which will be liberal,
apply TO DR.. r. g. Mackenzie or Rich'd M. Mscken'
zfe, Fine Creek P. O., Powhatan county, or to Jno
II Mackenzie. Richmond, Va -
MRS. JANE MACKENZIE.
If not sold privately twill be sold ct suction, on
the premises together with the Crop, Stock, &s on
the sth November. 1856 oc 8--eodfds
nOCT. l. NJ y, OF the. Old Medical
~ House, 10 still engaged Ia treating al sorts o. q
cTet Diseases, and hereoy invites call from thoee
whs have been unftlssaste In their assoeiations-
DR.. p. would part Gu ayly invite call from persons
In the eouLtry VII sss been given up by the1i
hysieans - ineuraDle- Cases are few indeed thai
cannot be reacnc medicine when coirecfly ap
piled The article known e the CHEMICAL EX
TRACT or FRENCH FLOWERS, u probably ths
very best thing before the public for renoystinl
. system shattered BY dinipstien or other eeuee.-
The Ague and Fever remedy, called SkENCh
MILK, y next 70 certainty. Price ~ Per eetsie
Office On franklin street. Just below the kxensnee
Hotel, and first door 6suth Of Trinity Chszca hash
mond, Va.
Esdisi..s securely p.sGsl and ssss . ssd:r. .isl
fall directions. lleSI
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I'E DRESSED LUMBER-Belvideze Planning Mills,
ou Sch street. south o the Basin, in of the Pc
tersburs Depot.-Planing, of all kinds of lumber,
Dressed Flooring 81 "a and A inch thick; Shelly
ing, Partition sna Car stuf, on hand and for SALE
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
toriss generally.
BnildeFa' MouldinsA sixty different patterns, al
ways Ou hand.
lin RnRINGnN
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O. P HARE.

renLOn, N. Carolina, Course
postponed until the 2st of October next instead
Of the time advertised, account of the Broad
Rock and Petersburg Races.
A two year old stake now open, to be run ON the
s day Of the races 5000 entrance half forfeit three
or more to make race, now one entry, mile heats
to name and close by the 18th September
FIRST DAY.-6weepstakss for colts and fllies that
never a race, mile heats, 500 entrance half for
fetto name and close by the 18th day of September
Now two entries.
SECOND DAY.-Jocksy Club Purse for s4Oo-s
mile hests-entrance $50
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse of ss0o-S mile
heats-entranoe $25.
fourth DAY..PIopretor's Purse of 5000 mile
heats-entrance $50
The Proprietor pledges himself to have the old
Track in elegant order, with new buildings
New Stables furnished Race Horses gratis.
By order of the Club
P. J. TURNBULL, sec'y.
Gen. M. T. HAWKINS. Prop'r and Treasurer.
FURTHER Pos1PoNKMENT.-At a meeting of the
Warrenton Jockey Club, held at DR.. Brownlow's
Hotel, the following members being present: W. Ea.
ten, Sr, President; DR.. stephen Davis Samuel New
ell, John Newell, B. H. Prddie, M. T. Hawkins.
President and Treasurer--it was
Resolved, That, in consequence of the Petersbura
races taking place the 18th OF October the War
renton Races shall be postponed until the 1th of No
vember, at which time the purses heretofore adver-
tised will be run for.
THO's g. PLUMMER,
se 16-lawtN1 Secretary pro tenn.
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In addition to the above card, take pleasure In in
forming the public that Singing Society Of Ancri-
can gentlemen is about to be formed which, after hav-
lag been sufficiently drilled by me, 10 going 10 be
united with the Richmond Instrumental Music
Club" so that both to be considered Society,
conslsting of one instrumental and one Vocal sec
ton
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please call for information at Mr.. p. +. Gibbs Ann
htoype Rooms, Ccnnthian Hall; at Messrs. Har-
Toid Murray Book and Music Store; and at my
fssiaence, Bank, corner of llth Streets opposite
Godcin's Hall OLOF A. ERICSSON.
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ERHsH CIT9QN.--sq texee Is 0easa
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a TW NTY.FIFE DULLAkS RE.
81 WARD-Rsnewsy from the subscriber,
-EsA about the lst of September last, MARIA
@&S DANDtIDGE; tall and very black. She 10
-sk1s about 80 years Old prstends st times not to
hear well 1t is my opinien she is lurking in the city
will give the above reward for her delivery to me-
D. 8. DELAPLANE,
Oc 7-eodts Fiour lnsnsctor
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- The Daily Dispatch b served 10 sabssribsrs
Al an AND ouARrKR cRNrs pER wERK, payable 10
ths Carrier weekly. Price for mailing % year, or
81 50 for six months, In advance.
s~ The weekly DiepafcA 10 issued every Prt-
s.y and mailed to subscribers At sl per AMMAN.
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ExTRAvAGAHCEsIN DRESS "A council of Bishops
has just assembled at Perigneux, in the South OF
France, and it appears that the venerable prelates
have Illuminated dscroe against expensive habits
in dress, which, according to the Echo has created
quite an excitement among the bellies of the place
who are snxiously inquiring whether they to be
condemned to renounce their mantillas and all the
rotundity which the present fashion demands.
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BOARDING.
rTHE EUNDERs NED HAYIN,

rI,HE UNDER SIG NED HAVING A
i large ana commodious room, fitted up complete
for an only daughter, would be pleased to have four or
1--WE young ladies' who design attending school (either
a, the Institute any other school in the city) as
bosfda5s, at very moderate price, company for
hi. daughter. apply in person or through the Post
Office 70 GEO. d, PACE, Town of Sidney, at Guests
Oh place.
He csu also accommodate or gentlemen as board
e.s GEORGE d. PACE,
&c 7-6t' Late of Middlesex county, Va.
DOAKDISG-The subscriber has two We.
ID n pleasant vacant rooms suitable for single gen.
emen for young ladies attending school in the ci
ty She would be pleased, also, TO have several mere
DAY BOARDERS, and will use her best endeavors
70 give entire satisfaction to thoss who may favor her
with their pstrons sc. MRS. ii. P. PHIPPEN,
Over Mrs. KimpePs,
sc S0-lm On Broad. above 4th st.
MOTTO E.--Several pleasant rooms, with
~ Board. may be had at the Boarding House of tho
Misses MURRAY, Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
gent residence. few gentlemen can be accommo-
dated day boarders SO 9-ts
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCkRN:--.
j This notieo q siysn 20 rsqusst al persone VIE
have any claims asainst Lsbbeus y. Iimesriskss -
iats constable OF district No. = Of Henreo. arising
out Of bis ocal ransactiona to present them, with
the evidence upon which they rsss 70 Jn0 = Xonns,
Esq our csunssi. ~. tbs securities Of saM Tim
beriake desrous % settie 81 once every hsetsy
fsr which ~ are legally bound In the oplnIon Of
-. ALEX b. HUfCHEsON,
% e-2v JOHN HufCHEoON.
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E.S- lIcKLKOY. Merchant Tailor

.2h h - MT FTeFCHsfut IUtIOFs
~ Governor Street, a few doors above Main,
M Has igst received beautiful assortment of
La GOODS, adapted to gentemsu's wear, con-
sstng Of C!oths aud Csssimeres of sill colors, Vel
yes Sllks aad Cashmere Vestings of the most beau.
,;lul description. all of which have been recently
.-Ie.ied BY himself in the Northern cities and he is
row prepared to execute orders with promptuess, on
r-ss5nshle terms. se I9-2m
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NOTICE.--P. BECHER G RRO.

"a Their Merchant Tailors, No. 26 Main street
u below the st. Charles Hotel, are receiving
l. their fall and winter stock of goods consist.
ins OF large and varied assortment ofFrench Engliah
and German Cloths Fancy Silk Feivets and Silk Vest.
tiuEs kc which are prepared to make up to order
in The sty les and a short notice. We also keep
constantly hand good and general assortment of
fsshionsble Ready Made Clothing, manufactured by
ourselves; gentlsmens furnishing goods, boys' and
chi!drens' clothing, &c, all of which we shall be
bapry 10 furnish to customers and friends on
terrns which csn't fail TO please. se I7-ImA
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BROWN, Jr., Stock Broker. has 70
" moved bis once % No. lkl fZammsrmas'sl sogn ~
Asin and 18th streets. e-eodts
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IL STEKERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
hER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends and the public to
their stock Of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
rent they have ever had to offer in French and Anne,
iesn Paper Hangings all qualities Muslin and Lacs
Curtains Dsmask and Delaine Curtain Goods Cornlces
sands aed trimmings for Curtains Table and floor
oi Cloths White and Check Coco Mating, Window
shsdes Mattresses, Feather Beds, with many other
articles in the line of business which will be sold or
worked up the most reasonable terms. Sc 1-Sm
NEW CROP MALAGA BUNCH RAILS
iNs, just received and for sale BY the subscriber
81 MS Wholesale and retail Candy Mandatory and
Hotel JAMES MOORE
&C 2-ts
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TUsT q receips q g excelle.s el.iisy o
y MixAd snd Blseksmith coal 0txed 500 psi
WILLlAM GRAY,
a 1-4v Neas Afmcsy.
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A CARD...We, the undersigned, mem.
~ ben of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB which has now besn in successful
operation about session under she direction of
Dir '. busch. feeling much grsIihed at his ability
sS Conductor and Arranger take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public and we hereby cor
ally invite The cooperation of those musical anna
tes who may be disposed to unite with us from the
commencement of next session (the st of Octo-
ber and also later in order to make this Club per-
msnent and worthy the countenance of a refined and
intelligent community.
Es~ Apply to Mr.. P. e. GiBBs' Ambrotype Rooms
toTInthian Hall
w. LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
\ y, saoiI y; sLAcAADAH' vielini Second.
JSo, J FRY, Viola.
P. f. GIBBs, Viooncello.
r MosTAeuE, FIsuti PRINT.
8 8 TrssEsps' = KnoDss' Flauti secondi.
o. A. ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
V. BUSCH, Conductor.
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Low WATER IN THE WESTERN RIvERs-A
dispatch from Louisville Ky, dated the 9th inst,
says:
The Ohio river is lower than 1t has been for
eighteen years, and is still falling, with but little
hope for Improvement. Navigation above this
city is very precarious There are few arrivals
or departures and the boats refuse freight even at
high prices. There is . singular state of things
at Louisville. All the upper rivers are falling