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Fanny Fern on Dress.-It is my opin.
ion, after all that is said, that women dress
much more with an eye to their own sex,
than to the other. What man, unless lie
be dry goods merchant, knows whether
woman wears Honiton or cotton lace ?--
What man else knows the value of the
dainty handkcrchiefs with which ladies so
ostentatiously polish their pretty noses9
What man else knows, or cares to know,
the value of the camel's hair shawl, spread
so carefully over their shoulders? BY the
rood!-not one. BUT the delighted pea.
cock possesor rcjoiccs that every feminine
eye which rests upon it, computes s,valne
to a fraction. Yes-women dress much
more for each others eyes than men; +
never knew man, whose opinion wa
worth asking, who did not prefer to see
pretty woman (and I imagine tie most dc
mure of 'em do not look at any otber,) DIP
ostcntat'ously and modestly dressed /; an;
l lever saw a woman who did not ioo1l.
prettier in the plainest home dress, tbanti,,
her most elaborate adornmenis. But alas
for plain home desses-wlere are they !
Where is the pretty de laine, and neat cal.
leo, none too good for little climbing feet
(now fashion banished y Echo apsyers-=
a0here? - !;
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THE LAW OF DOGS.


at the general term of the Suprcmo
Court at Oswego, in July last an appeal
was brought from Judgment of the
Oneida County Court affirming that of
justice Of the peace. The action was origin.
ally brought to recover damages for alleged
injuries received by plaintiffs dog in u
fight with dog or dogs helcnging to do-
fendant.
Judge Allen delivered the opinion in the
case and it was concurred in by his associ-
ates OH the bench, Justices Pratt and Bacon.
We copy from the opinion, condeusiny
| somewhat:
This is the first time have been called
| upon to administer the law in the case of n
puro dog fight, or fight in which the
dogs, Instead of-thc owners, were the priu-
cipal actors.
am constrained to admit total isnor-
'nce OF the code duello among dogs, or
what constitutes a just cause of offence and
Justllcs resort to arms, or rather TO teeth.
tor redress. What violation of the rules of
etiquette entitled the injured beast to iusis.
upon prompt and immediate satisfaction I
know not, and am glad to know that no
nice question upon the conduct of the con-
ilict on the part Of the principal actors
arises in this case.
1t is not claimed upon either side that
the struggle was not in all respects dog
like and fair. Indeed I was not before
aware that any law, human or divine, moral
or ceremonial, common or statue under.
took to regulate these matters, but supposed
t'i"t this was one of the few privileges
which this class of animals still retained in
the domcsticatcd state; that it was one of
their reserved rights, not surrendered when
they entered into and became Part of tho
domestic institution, to settle and aveng,
i'll their own way, all individual wrongs
and insults, without regard to what Black
stone, or any other jurist. :H;gIi: write,
speak, or think, Of the rights of persons''
or the "rights Of things" have been a
firm believer with the poet in tie instruc-
ton, if not scini-divine right of dogs to
fight, and with him would say
Let dogs delight to bark and bite.
For God hath made them So" &c.
The evidence is slight that the dog died
in consequence Of this fight. But, rs this
question is left in doubt by the EVIDENCE,
tue Judgment of the justice is conclusive
as to the cause of the death. can, how.
ever, see no just grounds for the Judgment.
1t can only be supported upon the broad
ground that when two dogs fight and one
is killed, the owner can have satisfaction
for his loss from the owner of the victori-
GUS dog; and I know of no such rule. The
owncr Of the dead dog would, I think, be
clearly entitled to tile skin, though some,
less liberal, would be disposed to award it
to the victor, and this rule would ordinarily
be far equivalent for the loss and with
that, unless the evidence differs materially
from that i'll this case, he should bc con.
! tent.
The Judgment Of the County Court is re.
versed.-leochcster Nv. " Democrat.
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That's q Fuct-A venerable old man
says: Let the slandered take comfort
it's only at fruit trees that tLieycs throw
stones"
The old man is right. WHO ever saw
thieves throwing stones at the birch, maple
or elm tree. The more fruit the tree bears
and the richer it is-the more it is likely
to attract the attention and lalors of the
thief.
No man that tries to do his duty to his
fellows-and endeavors so to live as to bear
the fruits Of true religion in his daily con-
duct, eau, for monet suppose that lie will
pass along through life without being SLAM
dered more or less. Such man will, of
necessity, have some enemies, and these
enemies will try in every way to injure
him, aud among others they will not be
slow in stirring up the polluted and pollut.
ing waters of defamation and SANDER.
A man WHO bas no enemies is merely
a milk and watcr-nothipg. We wopld
not give fig for such man.
He who is anything-who makes his
mark in the world, who does goodwill
have enemies-and il he has them, lie Will
be sure to. be slandered.
Let him then be eomforted ip tie rsftec-
ton Of heyenerable old man quoted above:
q It is only at the fruit trees the thieves
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Ga istoi tpass snd Aiicordnc sgssk boa
swink oaf sIs q tds psreaf 81 81 s.
NOS md hs b asaal SO
world q: lfosn, Has generally dops 3 .bss
IS earn Il - a ls;slss; q "a
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The man who is without an idea genes:
ally has the greatest idea Of bimselh s:c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29
IMP RTANT QUESTIONS
AND FRIENDLY SUGGESTIONS
you INSURED?

QUESTION lst Are you INSURED?
2d. Are you INSURED for ENOUGH?
ID. Are you INSURED with companies who " i'll
avoid needless issues in your hour of distress?
ith. Are your Policies properly framedg
SUGGESTION LIST. 1t not INSURED. come and ser ME.
I'd. If not INSURED for ENOUGH, come and ScS
me.
Sd If not INSURED with companies who will
avoid needless issues, when y1u are distressed by
loss come and see me, when your Policies expire.
4th Ii INSURED under Policies not properly
made M, come ami me.
5th. l have had large experience in the Insurance
business, and have made IL my study.
9TH. have Steadiiy and Gftrdus been the advocate
of prompt and liberal settlements of loss Ia s
allowing it, ana my disposition and my purpose are
unchanged.
eth i will prom pity place Your risks in good com.
panies, and strive TO serve you faithfully.
S;h. will advise you, when necessary, patiently,
AMI hope to the purpose.
oh. | am resolved to give earnest attention to my
business aud to merit your patronage which, either
in LIFE FIRE or MARINE INSURANCE. will be
Thankfully received and pleasantly remembered
be lost by the refils of day night, and wisely
and WELL and at once. protect yourselves by means
Of that valuable agency-iNSU RANCE.
Four questions and ten suggest0Rs-piease con-
slider them, aud when yOI c0aiS 10 SEE air, may
ask or suggest something else, Tor mutual in
terCkt
At ali events, call at my Agency, N. J.. corner of
Main and l!th streets. in the building occupied by
those pleasant gentlemen, Messrs. IsaacJ Taylor.
In the way of friendly visit. come, il not earlier,
with the opening of the new year. ami will provide
LIFE INSURANCE. on servants you may own or
againet the dangers of the SEAS, INLAND TRANS.
PORTATi0N and FIRE. Come.
THOS. II. ALFRIEND,
de Is div General Insurance Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29
By Larus & Shine.

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
\ STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, DIRECT FROM A LARGE EASTERN
HOUSE, TO BE SOLD PROMPTLY FOR CASH, AT
AUCTlON.-Dn MONDAY MORNING. rhe 2ist
INST, commencing at 10 O'clock at our large sales
room mp stairs, Will be sold st public auction a large
and well selected stock of staple and fancy DRY
GOODS, received from large Eastern importing
Rouse embracing IN part, a. follows Commercial
dhorndike, Dover, Old York and New York Mills
Besiched Cotton; Black Wool aud Mixed Cassimeres
Beaver Ciofh Black Nelvets: Counterpanes: Black
canvas ANA Travelling Sacks: Springdae all wool
white Blue: Mackina~ and Horse Blankets: Russ a
ana ana Linen Towels and Diap"r; Ribbed shirts and
Drawers; Linen Cambria and Coiored Enlbroidsre red
Hdkfs Ter ladies AMI gents; Kid Gloves n large lot
81 Irish Linens; CiaTks colored and Choste's SnooI
Cotton; Shirt Fronts: Engli Plaid AMI Hack Al
Paca; Elnbrodered Jaconet. French and Swiss Coi-
lars; Ladies White and Slate Hose; Black SiIlS Ora
vats, Hdkfs &c. N'''A S''
Also. splendid collection of Black silks and OH.
er Fancy Dress Goods Inns '"i o''
10 sale to be continued from day to day. morn
ing and evening" until the entire stock il riosai =
Country Snerchans and the city trade and heads ef
families, would do well to attend as every Tor offered
will be positively sold.
de ~ LARCS 4 SHINE arcts
ADDlTIONAL-Wiil be added to the above sale
a splendid ass3f tnent of French Plaids DeIaines
Cashmeres, superior BIoehet shawis Rail Robes
Fancy silks, &c. LARUS 4 SHINE
de q Auctionerrs
POSTpONEHEST --Tha above sale Of Dry Goods
Is postponed to " EDNESDAY, 30th inst at which
tnelt will positively rake place without regard 10
weather. se2o L.. b :. Aucts
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By Thos. W. Keesee
toffice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)
SALE ar NINE VAIU

tofiice corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE VALUA-
\ BILE SLAVES AND TOBACCO FACTORY
MIXTURES. AT TIE FACTORY LATELY OCCC-
PIED Bl sAML VI. BAILEY, NEAR llTH STREET.
RICHMOND by virtue Of "A Trust Deed, Executed by
samuel NJ. Bailey 10 Inc as Trustee. shxlI, on the
2sth nay OF December, at the place above mentioned
sell at public auction. III the highest bidder nine
likely SLAVES. six of whom are Men and Boys aud
ihrse Wome n, one of whom Is said TO DO good Cook
without incunLrlnce.
Also, u Presses; Sharpening Wills; Sheetsng
.His; stvm Press;i Iron SAFE; stoves aud other
fixtures belonging to a Tobacco Factory The sale
viii ommencr at 10 o'clock A. NJ
ERHs As to the Slaves. cash; a. to other proper.
W. all sums undsr fifty dollars, cash fifty dollars
ard over that amount, four months credit, for sp-
proved endorsed negotiable notss
Il. NANCE. Trustee.
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GALE OF VALUABLE sLAvEs.-B,
BY Lyme Il Childrey, Auctioneers.
THRUST SALE OF HENRITO TsIND

l. by virtue Of deed If trust from SamEeI Ball 10
me, as trustee. dated the I'd August l. recorded In
fenric0 County Court and by request of the beneh-
ciiIrv therein secured. l shall proceed to sell on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of January. ls5s, Of fair,
If not, the next far day. At Y O'Clock ~ the pre-
misses. IN hersico county, the property 10 sad deed
ty containing about ~ acres lying the fork of the
Charles City and VeIinaFoads, about six rLles below
Richmond City.
TERMS CASH for so much of the purchase money as
will pay tho expenses Of sale, ard the execut on OF
debt secured Che amount OF which cash payment
will he made known ut the time Of sae) and for the
balance upon credit Of one year from the day of
sale.
ia os--dfd. HNwIGnN fYus4aa
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AUCTION sALEs.
future DAYS
by Goddin 4 Appsrson. Auots.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM INu.u

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN HAN.
= OVER. ON THE CH1CKAHOMINY. CaII.rh
TURKEY HILL '-As Trustees In Ds.a ~ ! rns,
from Col John ): Atkinson, dated stu Anil tsss
Coed 70 sell zt pntl,e auction on the pr d Is : on
MoshAf the 9Th dey If January, 1856, at II elk
fai m Gated Turkey Nm" on whie Ii The said AtIin
son recently resis containing q acres more or less
II ties on tie hiekalofainy. IN the lower part Of
hanover ABOUT ~ miles from Richmond and about
2 miles below Gam $ mill. There is or this IA a, "A
rxs Framed Dwelling. and the usual out buildings
ne ud II Justly regarded among tbs best In hat
Fable timber. t
:, TERMS CASH The title Is btlieved TO be good hnt
ranty. DAVID BAKFI, In Tr..a,'sa
de i3-td -
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p. T.. GIBBS.
Esg- GovEpNoR STREET SrovE ST.,

Fail campaign for 1857 now opened. with larger
and still desirable assortment than in any for
er year consisting in part Of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry IF A c. Barsow, which
Judges OF good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in stoves, Ranges. or
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces,
ca application at factory prices - . . -
GEORGE STARRETT.
a. B.-Notes Of solvent Suspended Banks OF Virgil
iaia North and South Carolina MARYLAND PeEnsyl-
Eana, or New England, receiver for goods at our
Rular cash prices. and market value allowed for
Sts-cie. Ocl3
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GALE OF CROPS, MULES. FARMINd
HIGH CoNsTABLE's sALE.-will Be

-. sold. TUESDAY MORNING, December zpth
On NAL street, all OF the Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE. consisting OF Cottage Bedsteads Weather
Beds; shnck and Fair Mattresses; Boisters: Pm.
lows; sheets; Blankets: Spreads; Bed Quilts Mat
Mng ash-stands; Baains and Ewers Cane-Sest and
WINDSOR Chairs Carpets; Mahogany Rocking Chair.
Window Shades: Bar Room Chairs Clocks terethsr
WITH large lot OF Crockery Ware. such as Dinner
ana BREAKFAST Plates; Dishes; Cups and eancers;
Salts lnmblers; Table and Tea Spoons and q small
lot OF Wines and Brandy and Cigars to satisfy Dis
J. II. Philyaw.
fERMs-Cash, \. BUTLER. II. GER
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auots.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT SMALL
4 BRICK TENkMENrS, IN THE CITY or
RICHMOND, AT THE CORNER or Arch AND
6rH SFREkfS -As trustee in deed OF trust from
J b. Bragg and wife, dated 18th March is4e duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, l hail PRO
coed to sell at public auction. the prenlises on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1857, at
clock ~ NJ u fair; IL not. the next fair day por.
ton OF the real estate conveyed by the said deed
consisting of . lot located as above and having
thereon eight Brick Tenements, now renting 10 p %
tenants, at fair rents.
TERMs-Ca,h. The title Ia beiv-d 70 be perfect
but the subscriber will convey with the usual SPECIAL
warrauty. CHARLES CARTER LkE, Trustee.
safe Dy 0ODpIN a. APpfESJS. Aucts. de-
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AUcNoN sALns.
BY E. B. Cook q Co.. Auofe.
TRUSTEES SALE OF srocr n

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK or II.
QIQhs. SPEARS, Se--TWv epLrunfn
t " AND HAkNfsS. -FOUR HOnef -. -, 4
Dy Nfmrsd u lickissou. % the subecrfbef - 6siy
recogAra 40 The Hastings Court u the CITY 81 No.
hloan. VIII proceed 10 sell, on TUESDAY. DeceG
EtcKinson. Gu 18th, between Main ana Cary Sfrsses
"a. whole Of tie stock Contained In sad Sters coSs
ssnis IN part Of Liquors, segars &C. Ac
r, AT the same tina- and place su1>nAA
., IN meet excellent condition youne Hoessa
Harness: Sleigh ''o "aa1sssi -
viii expire in february ISs "ssa
amount mouths eredit, notes 10 he sssisfs~tc<<s~
eh"of.eh. GEORGE W HITRIELD.
sale conducted BIZ Il. B. Cock Co. Aueta. ~ a
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stsg- FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA

Et9F~ FAHMkEh' DANh OF NIkGINIA.-
The Annual Meeting IF the Stockholders Of the Far
lners Bank Of Virginia. will be- held at their Bank.
Ing House in the city of Richmond, ON WED&ES
LAY, the 18th day of January, lsJS.
No officer OF Director of Bank shall hereafter
vote as proxy OF a Stock holder in sny election If
Directors Or officers 0f "a Bank, nor shall any proxy
h., valid which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time Of election.
de I4--Stawid J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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say- WHERE SHALL WE GET Our LIKE

EEJ HERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE
Ygsa TkKESl-At GIBBS, of course where every one
that wants decent picture, ana not a CaIrcature,
always go. Besides. We have never been deceiN~
ed by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
.cores Of persons take pleasure IN Tying that IN
addition our iniuIitable AhBkDTIpE We nov
executing PHI II GRAPHS, OF "A superior character,
both plain and colOred which for beauty OF finish and
accuracy OF likeness, are equaed by few aud sur
p4sseu by none. Pictur.- of all kinds accurately
M q. and warranted 10 please. AT moderate prices.
AN BRUTYPES at IN dollar and upwards AT GIBBS
Tempe of Art CoiniiiaH Hall, Main street, between
fth and 10TH -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CnMNIIaaInNERG SALE m r.Alfnl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
virtue Of decree of the CI,enif
Court, for the psunty Of Hsnover. In tbs suit ~
koysrer va Cooke. ard Beazlry vs.. Roy ster &c the
undersigned, speciai cammi 81 oners viii sell. On
w Eps h.si'Ai. The 3oth Of the present month 10
the highest bid.er, for cash, at Wakefield the Iae
residence q Mrs. judith smith adjoining Sir. Geo
W. DosweiPs. In said county Of HaHnypr the n -
GR0ES belonging to the estate Il the ists Mrs
Mary Roystsr, dec consisting of number Of valr.
able Slaves. Men, Women aud Boys. sale to take
place at about ~ oclrk VI
CHASTAiN WHITE.
JOHN N. DAVIS spec Al (ornr,s
CHARLES W. DABNEY,
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EGy- JAMES ELICIT,
OMtTIsSIONER IN CHANCEHY,

AU1IRI I'LDLIE IND uE-NLRAL ALE-NI Z,
VIII attend Of all times 10 the duties Of hrs office,
aud to the tskug of Dispositions, toth Ia Richmond
cEy aud Henrico county, ana any other SotaTel bti-
siiIe-s that mag lc desiIed And as General Agent,
will give especial attention tu Writing DEEDS; 10 the
Examination and Preparation OF abstracts al Titles,
a. we'll SO - any AID all business Which may be tn
TRUSTED 60 hin.
49, O;1ice on Governor next door 20 frshslin
strr4sf With t,TausiiaN 4 Wexford. dc Its
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INsURANcE.--LIFE INSURANCE o.

TSSURANCE.--LIFE INSURANCE ON
WHITE PERSONS ANDs sLAyEs. the former
for any length OF time, upon the MttH,f and Joint
Nock system; and saaeS for month one gsar or f,v
pears.
FIRE INSURANCE made in town or country. on
etsry description of property.
MARINE INSURANCE, on vessels cargo aud
freight
lSLAND INSURANCE. on goods by canals ard
land carriage, effected GpoO TsdSoadbs and satisfae
tory terms. at the General Insurance Agency on
Pc rl street, opposite the store Of j. ~ Gordo ana
next door 10 the office OF u d. Eacho
-f1eHcI -ibse1'icd7 L(tS Insurance and Trust Cym-
pdnp-Princi a. office. In Company huiiing south
east corner OF ith and Walnut streets Philadelphia
thn1rr perpetual; Capital and assets si2a3.0U.
-9siecy ftrsI! Western Fire and Murine Insurance
..mprny- Principal office In Compans's building
Northwest corner Of Walnut ami 18th streets, phila
detpha Charter perpetual Capital $ts0R6.
sss- 81 ioSSes promptly and literally adjusted.
G. X. BRfCKES. 81 D.
General lnsurance Agent aud Medical Examiner
Office as above stated, Pearl street Richmond, va.
de 2i-cw&swH ~
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COAP FACTORY ASHES for sale al
~ my yid establishment On Franklin street. rear Of
a. Charles Hotel. Also. large assortment u Soap
and Candles constantly on hand which offer ct &C.
oowm0tatng terms tothe trade, g. -
eA-h EOW. hcAVA4.
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FAIRFIELD. YIR-

" AHA Faint lELD, III
ssC. G sFfIA HASSs-s f.ssI1.iS:
Spring RACES. over this
course, will commence on the Isl. TUESDAY in May
next. During the week, the
boswell STAKE, Sl010 entrance $50 forfeit, will be
run for, which has closed with the following sub
wnl II Gbbon, of New Jersey, names the foal Of
Gold Pin, by Trojan.
VIM, II. Gibbon. Of New Jersey, names the fosl Of
CHI IN. by Trustee, by Financier.
Hare Watson, Of Virginia, names the foal Of
Marchioness, By Revenue.
T.2a.W Dosw H. of Va, name the foal Of Sarah
Tat W. boswell. oi Va, name the foal Of Nina.
Belchrr 4 Cabell, of Va, name the foal Of b. III G.
Glencoe, by Childe Hnrold.
Belcher Oabeli of Va name the foal of Camelita.
Cheatham & Tally, of Va. name the fosI of An
drewetts, by Chde Harold
Cheatham 4 Tally. of Va, name the foal Of Ora
trix by Childe Harold.
r ". Dayi,l,on. of Va, names the foal of Mamie
Belle by Revenue.
Green, Of Va, names The foal of b. IN, by Envoy.
r. II. sioidsby. OF Alabama names tho foal of Betty
T. B. Goll-by, OF Alabama. names the foai of Sally
Riddlsswyrth by Sovereign
ton n. out Of Picsyune. by Sovereign
G. 7. Coyle. Of Kentucky, names the ioai OF Too
Q. ?. Coyle, Of Kentucky. names the soal of Bin
key. by Yorkshire
Thomas Pqryer. of south Carolina, names the foal
Thos puryer, Of s. C, names the foal of wildwood.
by Glencoe.
Jon Campbell. of KY, names the foal OF Emily
Speed, by Glencoe.
Jahn Campbell, of Ky, names the fcal Of Mirth.
by Glencoe.
VIM r. Cheatharn, of Tenn, names the foal of the
dam of Berry. by Albion.
VIM I. Iheathann, Of Tenn. names the foai of Leo
nora Love. by Glencoe.
p S. Fowler, of Tenn, names the foaI of Princess
Anne, by Epsilon.
g. Moore. OF Ky. names the foal of Blue Bonnet.
by Glencoe.
by Voucher.
T. G. Moore. of KY. names the ioal of Magnolia.
by Yorkshire.
r. B. Poindexter. of Louisiana. the foal of
Marietta, by Glencoe.
4. II. poindexter, OF Louisiana. names the foal Of
Sally Morgan, by Yorkshire.
MATCH RACE.
pDuripg the same week Match Race, $500 aside.
single dash Of nile, play or pay, win take place
between4Mr. Henry's two year old colt by Red Rye,
and Mr.. Thomas W. Doswells two year old colt by
Revenue. MILES q. EddLESTON,
de- ls--2aw4w Proprietor. .
HS- The New York Spirit of the Time. viii copy.
four times, and forward bill to the Proprietor Of
Fairfield Race Course.
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EATE NOTICE-Madame DEVESE'S
l. rooms are crowded to excess daily to listen 10
her truly astonishing revelations. Lost lovers, uI-
faithful husbands things stolen lost all recovered
through her magical power. Residence, Broad ST,
between lat and ID right hand SIDE over saddle aud
harness store. Call from O'clock in the morning
t. at night.
Terms, Ladies p cts Gentlemen % cts
de 2i-AtH
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(tITY CURED HAMS.-We shall take
of our aw q curing. We think can confidently
recommend them super article,
r. L. C0LsT0S 4 co.
pS-Those wanting the above will please let
know in time as We have but few of them de %
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BY Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES will commence To-
~ NIGHT. and continue every night through the
We X, 10 sell large aud desirable assortm M a
FANNY ARTICLES, su b as Gold and silver
Watches. Breastpin- Earnings AMI Finger Kinrs -
Also. fine assortment Of heaiy-made Clothing Net
shuts and Drawers, fine csssineres &C
ne l5--ts ALfX MOTT Aunt