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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-05
MERCHANDISE, &C.


zyUH GEATLEnEN'- WEaR.-We take pleas
ur calling the attention Of gentlemen Ia our stock Of
Pins aud Studs We tee free o say
faf IL the and tasteful patterns
That found IN establishment They nave been
.aetcd great ani offered reasonable al
taures upon manufacturers prices They Of the bnes
quality and workmanship
Gentlemen will do rs Il by calling and examining
assortment SILNER1HUBN 4 GLlfTt
fe lois formerly II. silverthorn.
~ CO-PAggySEHsUHPN OTIGE.-Nc have
~ day entered into partnership under the style
n 4 aud 1rn at SIIyER1HORN a CLIFF for the trans
ene fhc Watch and JewerY business in The store
heretofore occupied by II. Syerhorn Main street. Lynch
burg, Va.
received aud opened large and beautiful stock oi
Watches leeelry aud SYerware which will compare favor
ably for Yl quality, with house in the state u
enr puroe keep hand always the best ahd newest
STYLES Of line and sell them and reasona
bic prices and any article sold by Will he warranted to be
represented
shall attention especially the repairs of fine
the firm being practical watch nak1t and
number of the advantages afford by
one the largest houses North from which he has received
The highest testimonials for integrity aud capacity
We respectfully invite the public to examination oi
stock which shall speak particularly hereaf
IL Sll.N FIX HUM
Dee %: 1855. J. CLIFF
dtfD
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,s,V a WEEN EElWE

II BALflMOIEAND RICHMOND by steam q =. =.
crs BEN DEkE and POCAhOATAS.-lhe
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT r
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond. Returning. leaves III II
NOND every Tt ESDAN AFTEItN CON Tor Baltimore.
The pOCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every " I'd
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning 1--we
RICHMOND every SAIU RDA1 AFTERNOON ait
timure
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats must have tier
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
\ A. " ll-rrnn Y
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M - ~, raw 9Hif ) \ N l. > . y .nEa.zfs
Inc / D Man steamship JAMESIONN in
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SAIL RDA1 AFTERNOON a O'Clock. Rich.
lohu she VIII not take any freight from City Point
sue leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
MON at 9 clock, for New ork.
hose desiring ship by her have their goods here
ohd Passengers desiring to take this slip here Lave
.@tt zItoem secured by addressing US by mai. n
80 Inc iioANokE Capt SktNNER STOP at City Point,
NAlt ss " Land aud receive freight Both the jamestown
ava Tie Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk IIpIAN A " son
Va
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These vessels OF the first class, built in the ii BAL
tmore, expressly this trade and have superior aconU
dations for passengers They commando by expor
Captains ell qualified for the trade and WHO will spare
eNertan To accommodate. They will be towcd up down
the rivers by aud may be relied sail promptly 4
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yo
will find it To their interest to ship by this line freight viii
always be taken by any other line of Packets and
every effort will be made by the in Richmond and
Ncwlork to give satisfaction. Insurance he effected in
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line cent
We respectfully ask and hope Gcctod IN obtaining full
share nt patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to Nov York viii be forwarded
free ot commis>to New Gras, Mobile, Charleston Sa
Vaunsh CT any Other southern a Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock, in New Yotk
Mt Berth No l. Coffee House Slir foot Of " all Street
DAVID 4 WIN. & i.RIE Richmond
G. H. PItHSON, !. y, Agents
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LfAvt ,HcnMo8p MONDAY LEAyE IYNcnnuRe nospa


- 70 TAKE EFFECT IGh dPRIL, Ak. tt-E:.z,
THROUGH FROM PETERSBT rig TO 49,
w. Lille IN ONE DAY "A passenger train Of cars
tn me aepot Of the SouthSide Railroad in pcursfnrg
hNEhl DAY, Guhdlys excepted4 at i o'clock m
al lhe junction with the Richmond Danvile Railroad
at io d M arhNild 933 and and Lonehburg 2.Q
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Ternes
see Railroad for the West
'ln leaves lynhburG at O'Clock p m, after the ar.
1--WE" :" le rgnia and Tennessee Railroad from tie
at 40 ?. m r ' 49, "
p ny this route take the splendid steamship
npANohE Ton New York, EVERY SATURDAY at Q odk.
a. ~, ~ or me steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEpNE>
60 ~ eoeh a. m, and the steamships for Phladelpia
every Monday and Thursday afternoon
are nom Petersburg to Lynchburg g 90
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fKui1saf INDUSTRY OF the LIFE OF ADAM CLARkF.--
very sting volume and should be read by all ages
Scets aud denominations.
ush ANY IS highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR OF pOLL-A onng Misses Will be deeply interested
and greatly hcnchted By reading this Memoir
CArtCoMBs or ROME We call attention to this
yolume-ihe ttic viii
SCHOOL DAYS EkNltntp Students should fail
this Volume
THE SAD MsfAkEA narrative illustrating With much vivid
ness AMI uirly thu mistakes which often
religious training OF families. Parents don't
hpokf
lHE ttfhI QUESTION is great book II treats of in
tcrcsts al yoa read it
All OF the above and the publications of the American
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books ymn Bpnks Maps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
had AZ Lanshouc Waikup i'ooN Store I.ynchburg Va
feb Its Sun't Am : Irnion
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Avn boys looking forward with impatient anticipation
the annual uihcatoni lovers Of thai spicy already
IN dreams swimming in big bowls of Egg Nog not a fea
are looking forward with proud couga
late themselves the handsome which will be
able to meet Their Christmas bills In the mana
gers Of that excellent institution tie Bazaar are prepared 10
III out all their numerous friends with holiday snis of the
c aud superior qaay peculiar only to the Clothing manu-
featured At their establishment
For Christmas presents have elegant assortment of
ain3s aud Registers, the tasteful Dverc0as spendd
velvet Plush aud silk Vests; Gloves Fur Ton tauntle sin
ana >ai sear Black and Fancy Gravas Merno NutfIers
btuu! aoHsin Dressing Cow hem stitched Cambria and
Emma Cord six Handkereiet~ boys Famas and Rerister-
another lot received this mornng; also large supply of bows
hsszes 10 tit boys from to Il: opened This morning
fresh ai II our superior Frock from - TO @
dee Lifts BIfRRoftElIs sii Ami, 90 -.
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sgsS..,s.,SHaN H0STON L,,E

Those vessels the first class built exp.ssy Ter III,
trade and have superior accommodations for PASSENGERS
They commanded by experienced Captains, wen quail
fed t.r the trade, who spare To- seeoH
lheg viii be oyea MP and down the river BY steam am
may be relied On to sail promptly as advertised Mcai,
gong North ar ordering gCtdS Boston, will
thor interest To snip lay tins is Tie only regular m
and fright Will always be taken low s-by any >t
sells and effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston To gise satisfaction.
nspectIuy ASK and hole to succeed in obtaining iu
share Of patronage.
The vessels WIN lie in Richmond at the Dock and Bas
ton at Rowes Wharf.
DAVID & WM. CIRRIE Richmond.
ALLEN & WELTGH, Boston ) itt1s
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a,onE,G, Ann DOMESTIC HEAVY

n q FANCY HARD WARE. WHOLESALE d ~
Ri ALL SariaP, Is3a-Ai1a Sfeef Ignctbafe, q. -
Nr laFe just received supply for the Spring. If -
Hardware. cutlery, Guns Pistols Huuting IacEle building
Materials Carpenters Mll"rghts and Smith loos rI-
lag cnss Carriage Buggy Trimmings Sadlery, Shoe
makers Findings Table oil Cloths Plated Goods,
Window Cornicc and Shades Wood aud Willow Ware House
EepuF articles of every description, Fishing Tackle.
&c which renders stock the most extensive and
desirable have yet offered for public favor aud embracing
greater variety than any in che State
Those desiring purchase will ind superior class Of
goods aud satisfactory prices, and all who wish merely
many articles that entirely adg shall take
pleasure in showing SIMPSON BRO
npl l1dAetS.
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" a Il ~
Those who delight Ia look upon and admire tho cati,
specimens o arr which te hand Of man. present pro
soN 15 Is FORMING are respectfully invited call on q
y" WI Ms Co., al their well established Daguerrean al
'S llere lhr statesmen of the country with intellectual
prov ana august m'iu stand from the plate with such
ui ana ke appearance that the Spectator almost fam
s ne eA1s me heart throb and the lips move There
" the beautiful hUshug maiden. sparkling evos ana
'hN ms invites the ardent youth gaze in admiration
m heaven last h>t gift to sinful man" There too frn
licking rompilS cuHdheod with huovan heart and nor,
ig meets me visitor aud holds him charmed to the SPOT
specimens Have yunr likeness and reader indmc h
you ee above all OILERS to accompany you and rest not
h an exact presentation her and of hose
you he ar ON earth Tneu should the silver cord he sna
'dardth golden vi brokcn you have thai left which viii
N'rr2 Nifd1 to Ntrrrecoectiuu the departed ones Pic
taken IN all weather with equal facilities and with tho
san'P'iieett1n Remember MINIS q co are the mon =,
trN"h RECT likeness and they may he found M ali s
~ her taramed Gallery Main street 81 door from Brito
9"e" IyhehbnIs - and Sycamore street, Petersburg va
iy 5-ts nnr,,arraa " -,
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VA sortneut Of MUSICAL BONES. which play from three
10 SIX tunes each, Cal and them W T. GREENE
nov 9ls Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-05

Hand aud Panel Saws--somc very beautiful.
Those Saws fully warranted Call and examine before
Purchasing elsewhere.
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6fOGO PEN~-fhis being the season for
N posting books aud rcnl ring bills would the Al.
ctn of Rookeepers and others GOLD
fENS which Is very extensive, embracing every VARIETY
ste and price Gentleman who be In of amchir
Elm this line will do the look our stock
SllNERfIORN y CIIFT.
ien 3-ts FORMERLY II SilvprthnrnN
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N'EW GRVv 8oOkS.--Paymc n Christian
" hive received tie following Law Books:
American law of Hamisidc-I Nol.-by Whartoni
Grosiey Equity .sid.14et
Morrs ub RepIaviit
American 'rimWal IaH-Nv Whartani
MrdIrii 1ugsp rudeure-by Wharton and Stlle;
WGarjeus Law prtiHua5s,
Library of Inv and Eqn,yll vuls--Prico sl5
l.omaAs I4i4e-i- ooul4Hi, n vols. fe 2ts
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aAyER.CO have iu>, received per

apl i2dNets
AYER-cOATs-"c have just received per
" afRean varied assortment of the above named
desirable garments which added Ia former supply makes
the mos complete and extensive assortment to he found
where aud taking nsdcratau the advanced the
season, have determined from tbs date reduce
hitherto low lrrcswith view "t diminishing stock.
drca Is BURROUGHS, SllAFEE CO.
NOEsCE.-Wc beg lcavc to remind eur customers that
" year ago, announced 10 them that accounts
would he due scniannualy the LIST ii January and
st Of July nj zach year In accordance with this
! LIS fAYNE& CHRISTIAN
~.N SPCCsAG. PREMIUM At TREE
e 81 ~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTt RAJ FAIR
h$ d-itf AND DIPLOMA AT TIL UNION AGlICUL,
AEt III TIRAG, FAIR al pptersl,nrg for FINE Ar
III 4 BILE WORK, which is sufficient guarantee that
Hl II MARBLE WORK can be done rs well ia this city
III as in any other
fS-f Those in viii please call and examine
R1S extensive assortment have always hand such
s-----s as American and polished Italian MAHBI.E MON
lMENTS, ToMBS HEAD and FOOT STONES, &c. from
the lltncst T. The most costly, at Northern prices.
mall
r. Book of Designs be At my office
Inscription Books sent TO any wishing 10 bry free
q Terms cash delivery Call or address
nov s-ts JNo B GADDESS, Lvnclhnrg, Va.
Won can kccp Yourself warm nd com Ortab bic,
and escape cold and rheumatism by getting winter
frocA DNercoat the real Castor Beaver The subscriber
has good assortment OF the genuine L. trimming
suit Come and get good coat made your measucone
that VIII lastyo dee s-ts WM. L. PAGE
EaasnFsaSs W0HsMS-GRANNILIE JORDAN
having purchased an interest in the Piedmont orks,
near ynehurg the business will hereafter be conducted
the name and nndr the stNc of JORDAN X CT R1E They
viii DE thankful To the former the establishment
aennnnaee of their patronage and 10 the public large
their tlNors They pledge themselves all
their line with fidelity, ueatness aud dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN
SerrfNnEn 10Th, 1888. eEo. q. Cui,I.E
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A . trrUtt- .---7s
IN Fancy GRATIS which, for beauty and chcapness cannot
surpassed this mrrket Let all consult their tastes and
comfort Furnace and Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters clad hand
az lsts C. S. BLISS.
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- glorious Morning Star Cooking Stoves fol
wood coal All in of the complete Cooking
rangpmcn brought the United States cordially
invited call the Furnace and Range Warehouse and
anime them Toe I7-tsl G. = BLISS.
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= AnA Lbs. BACON
eDsVVDO loo fhs. Nenison Hams.
40 firkius Butter;
& I.lrl ms Lard


N CLOrHlNG.--The stock OF JAIoR NEWMAN si'im
ery Apple Newman being closed out ~ RfesN &c
dneed prices lie viii stock run s' y"
wear and clear his shelves pf his summer -k
hr has pui the price HAT SuFcrfne Clothing u
within The reach hundreds 81 citisrns Hha Hr'
Of the surrounding counties supplying lhr"sti'HA '
much lower than they have formerly pad to VERY h'e'
Ngwman as soon possible and therefore, intend oh'lnf
cat hareaius Every person want Of really good cheap
sstonable clothing should tail visit the store Of
'"s JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner OF Main assj NsElet sts., Lynchbnrg Va
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az IS s'si, s@b.b.--s N, O. anime Y. 80
- e,3hN-l have now ON hand Of my manutatthf'
VI" uu' /" - 9lO worth of CABINET FURNITURE am
comprising every article the busnls vi every
grade ana qualify
isil!g the city. wanting Furniture most coi
10 give Inc cali determined to Offer ~
St t.'snis not t" be surpassed any where. ~,
care paid packing and pods delivered the De
pol or Canal ttce of charge \. WINSTON
og le-ts-Rep COPY
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"A
"a gucrrcan Gallery, in this place 10 Mir JAMES KEAGY
would respectfully recommend him the
ri the public skinl Artist and gentleman they
may roy Come then and secure of his ulmtahlo
BRDlNPES, which only he procured In this CITY
In taking leave wan thanks the liberal nat
ronaso aud kind attention eivcd generous pu m
fhf residence "t over eight years. J.. L. GIBBS.
q u eupV,
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~ BANDS AND CORNICE.-We have just received
large Oh window Shades, Of and beautiful pat
terms and also Gilt Curtain Bands and Corniee OF everl
quality Please call and examine at
mlyGts j - GREGORY 4 cos.
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AIANu. GIAND. CLAM

JONES receiving few days at Their Grocefy
Establishments Main fresh supplies Of the best
Gnano which they selling at low prices and To-
which they the attention Of their friends and the public
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.,ALL rwAOE, .sJ5.--nla"ae,-, s.ca,

r. WpoLESs. LiNSEis,. sc, Nc.-l have now open
very stock Of Staple Goods consisting Of BanketA Of ali
kinds Heavy Wooden Goods for insrys oKpahurgs
Brown aud Black Coons TickinEs. flannels Kentucky
James Also the best makes 81 North Carolina james
beautiful article Gentlemens sus and per cent on for
cash on all bills $40 respectfully invite my friends
and TO give me aeall 1900.
lARRISnN LEWIS
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L n-i ARRIVED and tor ~HIr mnp~i ioi oi an
81 ions ever in this market, wholesale retail, BIZ
u2e'l i. H. SOLOMON.
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &C.

uNussOg. lTgON.@ The arm of Nuckcr n Rcdd
Is ms isv dissolved by mutual consent aee name Of
,he concern viii either partner in closing the busi
rh.I, hacks and be found at In. counting
I'm AZ he aid stand occupied by A Ruekar wherr
~ sin h. pleased 10 their creditors aud debtors call
~ -. mi, accounts AMBROSE II. R1GkER,
~" $500 Il, ls5k LOUIS ". Redo
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CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.

xA,,r,eat., sxe.a.tsr- saa bai,aas--iiating -
ON hand complete assortment u the ahefe d'sfSbi
earmeuis we have determined akhg in eonsarran The al
sapcc .ee of The greatly 70 T.duc our hitherto %
uricrs All We would aHeKrsi that II any anticipate ceid
weather n 1t intuf 81 sif theaseesA tn ffmat
der OF thu They gse carf call a. tef VII h"d
greatly T. their adv antaEe ar-,..u.
We have great variety Of Youths uEas ana i9as
which We onur at great. reduced rates. - .,.
a. "a = BIRROuaHs. sHAIER co
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T III T. l. A T Il ST NE w s.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEIeGRAPHS.

Important News from Kansas.
THE PRISONERS ADMITTED TO BAIL-GOv. GEARY
PROMISES TO DRIVE OUT THE BORDER RUFFIANs-
CAPTURE OF DANDITTI, ETC.
sr. LOUIS Sept. Is, 1856.
Advces nom Kansas the 10th say that the State
prisoners were released on BAIL
Gov. Geary has issued proclamation commanding all
armed bands to dispense.
Emery's band taken before General Smith, for
resting an officer Of the army.
whpple's company had captured q party of thieves,
on the 9th, and taken eighty horses.
fort capable Of holding thousand had just been
finished at Lawrence
There . jubilee at Lawrence the 10th inst.
Speeches made by the State prisoners, and there
general rejoicing.
Mrs. Robinson passed here today route for Bostos
LAWRENCE, Sept TO- 1885,
Amer contest Of two days the State prisoners have
been admitted to bail by Judge Lecompte, anc TO-
night with 1t is not believed they will be tried
Governor Geary Is in Leavenworth, and will be here
TO morrow. We are cheered by his arrival. He pro.
misses 10 drive every marauder from Kansas who not
actual resident, and says he win call 10 his aid
thousand United States troops and MY thousand volun
teers from the North, II necessary.
Capt. Emcry's bandi!ti band near Leavenworth ar.
rested an officer Of the army yesterday, for which
Emerys whole company brought before General
smith.
Rtv. Mr.. Mute Is with us tonight.
We have had jubilee OF reoicirg-pubnc speaking in
the street from the prisoners for three hours.
COL whpple's regiment captured party Of thieves a,
osanke yesterday, and took eighty horses.
We will complete . tort TO morrow on Noun, orAn,
that viii accommodate one thousand men.
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MEMBERS or CONGRESS FOR THE CTY.-The
names Of individuals who are anxious to repre-
sent this great metropolis in the next Congress
have freely appeared in the papers Of late, and
two or three candidates have already been put
forward; but as yet, it is difficult to tell who the
persons may be that will be taken up by the seye-
raj parties. Messrs Briggs and Bullock have
already been nominated in one Of the up town
districts by the Debris of the Know Nothing
comes forward inauspiciously. Mr.. Briggs has
been in Congress, and was accounted a respecta-
bic member. In the Third district we hear
three names mentioned Mr.. Phoenix, who, 1t Is
said, will be put up by the Americans or some
new party; Mr.. Sckles, by one section Of the
democratic party; and General Walbridge, by
the other. General Walbridge has already rep
resented the district with credit, and be is man
who will inspire the confidence Of the voters.
If Sickles is nominated we shall oppose him, and
give the strongest reasons for so doing. Ii will
be time enough for that when he is put before the
people.
We have given our support to Colonel Ere
mont for the Presidency In preference to Mr.. Bu-
chanan, who is an amiable and good manor TO
Mr.. Fillmore, who is probably another amia-
BILE and good man-but we shall support
candidates for other Offices on their own merits,
without regard to the party or faction that
may bring them forward. We will never
support any party, as such-neither demo-
Gratis or vbigs or Know Nothinp9 or hard
shells or soft shells, or halfshells, or radicals,
or old line wings or straight out wings or Henry
Clay wings, nor any other Of the different par
tics Of the day. Candidates of flesh and blood
and Christian names have character and repre-
sent certain principles, but parties and factions
are nothing but aggregations of rascality and
vilany and well have none such.
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rSror NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRorTIN0.
The trot between b. g Brown Dick, &. Rocket and
b. m. lady Moscow came Oh Monday last over the
Union Course L. l. The distance was mile heats best
three In ave- In harness. The race won by Brown
Dick In three straight heats much 70 the surprise o.
those who profess TO be judges Of horscesh Rocket did
up 10 his reputation a bottomed horse, and
exhibited great deal Of fatigue before the conclusion Of
the FIRST heat He evidently out OF condition, and
had lsnguid appearance. HIS scoring was very rapid
but he appeared unable 10 his speed more than
bali mile. HIS hackers, however, did not lose much
on the race as there inside stake between him
and Lady Moscow, which decided according 10 the
Virginia rucs--the longest liver winning. He was
second IN the last heat
Brown Dick, the winner OF the race, a long bodied
awkward locking horse with a capital set OF legs, and
appears like anything but a winner Of 1000 stake
and those who him for the arst time Monday last
were surprised at his speed. This gave chancd
for trial Of his bottom howevcr that must be tested al
future period, with such horses Prince lantern
others Of known stamina.
lady Moscow acquitted herself better in the FIRST heat
than the most sarguine Of her friends anticipated
ing oted faster than she had done her youthful days
che beaten but a short length, in 27o-some say|
22s-and but for want OF previous work might have
the she had been lame for several days, ADD
oud not take the requisite exercise The want Of work.
very papabe alter the fret heat, as In the Of
Rocket and told heavily her in the last quarter In the
econd and third heats.
The Oft repeated remark Of horsemcn that speed I'd
be found in all shapes was strkinsy illustrated In Ind
above race for no three nags could have been more dis
similar In appearance than Brown Dick, Rocket, autt
Lady Moscow-the irst being large, coarse, leggy, uni
calmly and as duh he possibly could be; while on Ind
contrary Rocket Of the gayest and most stylish
animals imaginable and would make magnificent road
s,er for millionaire; Lady Moscow beautiful wei
made creature quick energetic, and graceful IN move
ment and has been great favoriie with turfmen sincs
her nrst appearance on the track she has been par
tculsry celebrated at two mile performances having
made that distance occasion in 5o4 coming hons
IN hand She has a two mile engagement with Rocked
and lantern next month.
The attendance was very large s usually the cssd
vhen anything really good Anticipated The track ws
pretty 6ne, and quick time vas looked for; but her
was very little betting on H. The betting the race
very United until amer the first heat That whic
was done Was on Rocket against the ssld y about ~,