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sn v,cII.yT FIRE COMPANY No. T.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
I.essees and Manage s............. KUNkEL co
stage Director Is. PHILLIPS
Scenic joy fAhh Elk
Acting T. L.. MoALEf.
The regular FALL AND WINTER SEASON will
bs inaugurated on
Saturday Evening, Sept. 5th, 1857,
under circumstances of more than ordinary attrse:
iveness, and which, ts encouragngy hoped, will
sscre the favor and approval OF every seeker after
rational and intellectual recreatiOn-every we'll
wisher Of the Drama.
During the Summer vacation. the interior of the
establishment has been entirely renovated and
SPLENDIDLY DECORATED,
rendering X second in elegance and accommodations
to very few, if any, American Theatres.
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DROP CURTAIN.
Painted expressly for this establishment by the
complished Scenic Artist, CHAS S. GETZ, Esq., and
dedicated to the LADIES OF rHs MOUNT yERyoN Asso
CITATION. Among the costly surroundings" now first
introduced will be magnificent set Of
ORA IPINGROOA FURNITURE,
vieing in taste and richness with any in the Union
splendid TAPESTRY CARPETS and complete and
BEAUTIFUL WARDROBE!
THE COMPANY
comprises ladies and gentlemen who will be at once
recognized rs holding prominent positions III the
Mrs /. b. PHILLIPS Mrs. NJ. A. TAYLEURE
her first appearance here; Miss :; PARKER, her
here; Mrs. ADAMS, Miss WHITL0CK, Miss TAY
LOR, Mrs. HERMAN. Mr.. J. b. STUDLRY, his
first appearance here's Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS; Mr.
JOS. PARKER, his first appearance here; Mr.. CHI
5. PORTER; Mr.. W. IL. B0kEE. his first appear
ance here; Mr.. j. W. ALBAUGH, his lrstappearancs
here; Mr.; }. N BARRON. his first appearance here;
Messrs. W. 7. JOHNSON, W. IL. MORTIMER, III.
OSBORNE, w. BROOKE. j. X. SEARCH Mr.. l.
b. PHILLIPS, Stage Director; Prof A. R0SEN-
BERGER, Leader OF Orchestra.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 5th, 1857,
The agreeable entertainment will commence with
Loyell's beautiful Play. in Acts, termed
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Mrs. !. B. Phillips Margaret Elmore.
Mr.. L. Adams as Eugene de LorIne
Previous to the Play, an OPENING ADDRESS.
written expressly for this occasion, will be spoken b.
Mrs. /. b. PHILLIPS.
Comic Song-"Seven Ages OF Mar" MIR. J. Parker.
To conclude with the chaste and dverting Farce Of
NILIY, TIE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
Milly with Song-"As 1 Mounted the Stie"-
Miss j. Parker.
ADMIssION.-Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cts;
mo extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier
Family Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery. expressly for
Boys only l21. cts. Western Gallery Is cts. Gallery
10 cts. Doors open at oclock-)verturec commence
at a before 8, precisely. Box Office open from 10
until 2, and from until 5, daily.
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The fall and winter season Of the Theatre co"
mences tonight, under the auspices Oh huns'.
Co. list Of the company has been given, a"' r..
cast for tonight includes its whole
pieces are "Love's Sacrifice" with "'s, TO-.
a. Margaret Eimorc; Mrs. Tayieure as ae u.s"n.
studley as Matthew Eimore, and adams "a, - ~.
do Lorme--a strong cast-and ,no NM "a
Milking PAIL" In which Miss Josephine on,ah,nas
Mrs. Parker appear. The opening a's =. - 80
the attractions of Theatre reh''eu' ~ =. -
sent brilliant scene, and a "fons 'o~p!,
-, come with high regulations for talent
40. ,ons. will be crowded, and we understand the
,'.u..,nent have novelties in store, which will
-, the interest up during the season.
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ryau DrpFcuLrEs.-The last Giimer county
VA Grand Jury refused to find indictments for
selling liquor, and the Prosecuting Attorney had
another empsnnelled. The last found eleven In
dictments, and five members Of the bar were
called on to testify witnesses which they refus-
ed to do the ground Of conscientious scruples!
These tender consciences will themselves be indict
ed at the next court.
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ssx~Normr-Tbe September meeting

of the TrpoaRApHrcaL SOCIETY will DO held THE
EvENING, ats O'Clock, at Odd FELLOWS MAIL
other important business introduced: mll afteno-
80 1T Recording Sec'y.
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4 TTRACTIVE LIST OF NEW BOOKS,
n Just published, TO be had OF
JAMES WOODHOUSE 4 CO., Richmond

BISHOP Meade's Book. Old Churches, Ministers
and Families of Virginia. By Bishop Meade
with engravngs of prominent persons, and many
of the old colonial churches. vols, svo. SIS
A COLLECTION OF Remarkable Cases in Surgery
BY Paul T. Eve, NJ D., Professor of Surgery in
the University Of Nashville. 5 30.
MOSS-SIDE, new Novel. BY Marion Harland au-
thor of alone" 81 Is.
THE Stars and the Earth; or Thoughts upon Space,
Time and Eternity. Is cts.
THE Divine Life Book of Facts and Histories
showing the manifold workings of the Holy
Spirit. By the Rev. John Kennedy. 81
EVENINGS with Jesus. Companion 10 mornings
with Jesus" A Series of Devotional Readings
for the Closet and the Family. By the Rev. VIM
Jay.
CLIMATOLOGY of the United States, and of the
Temperate Latitudes of the North American Con
tineht, embracing full comparison Of these
with the climatology Of the temperate latitudes
of Europe and Asia; and especially in regard TO
Agriculture, Sanitary Investigations and Engi-
neering. By Lorin Blodgct; with numerous
charts, &c. lyol svo. S.
THE Five Gatewsys of knowledge. By Geo. Will
son, n. ID. 30 cts.
FUNERAL Eulogy at the obseques of DR.. En-
Kane. By Rev. Chas W. Shields. q cts.
e.
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CALL SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS

WHEELING, Va, Sept 1.-THE Ohio river Is in good
nayigable order
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Observation-Disclosures &

| CO-PARTNERSHI P.--GROSHONG 4
~ TUPMAN having associated IRVING HALL
with them in the purchase and sale OF CLOTHING,
and such other goods as pertains to their stock at
hereafter be conducted under the name and style Of
GROSHONG, TUPMAN L co.
Hoping the past course of the old firm has been
satisfactory, call attention to the present
ing on our part to merit continuance of favor;
GR0SH0NG, TUPMAN co.
Richmond, July lst. 1857 se5
ne BURG'S NO. l MANIPULATED
II GUANO.-We will receive. in a few days, car
20 of this valuable fertilizer which has been so high
ly approved by all who have used it, and are now
- ''' - W ''' Il. ii. sKINKER Co,
SEW No. 81 Cary street.
NOTICE.-The subscriber will remain
i in the city two three days, and then be alb
would be glad for any gentleman wanting his razors
put in order to send them to his room, over Mr..
Sanxay's Daguerrean Gallery, AS Main street which
will meet with prompt attention.
se5-lt* MlCAJAH >. MEADok.
E,ARM FOR SALE.-I offer, at private
l. sale, the Farm. known rs MechanicsviIle, and as
the residence Curtis Carter deceased being in Hen
rico, and lying on the North side of Mechanicsve
Turnpike, within 80 miles of Richmond $50
Acres more or css The land being all high lies )eau-
tfully, and has been gradually improving for 80
year past and il now rich; has good apple and
we'll adapted to the cultivation of wheat corn and
tobacco. The latter staple may grown and cured
in large quantities as the houses are many and very
large. The buildings are ample, and Of good mate
rial There many other things connected with
the Farm, teo numerous to advertise, which will be
seen by persons visiting the premises.
Farm to visitors JAMES milton CARTER.
If the above Farm is not sold before October ].
sc 5-dtlstOc* j. NJ. C.
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GRAND EXCURSION, "a
+ noos :, AZ

mander Bossieux, have the pleasure of ANNOUNCING
to their friends ana the pnbc generally that their
FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down James River, will take place, on the evening
MONDAY THE 7TH DAP OF SEPTEMBER.
The hvorite and splendid steamer CURTIS PECK
has been engaged for the occasion, and other ar
rangements have been made to contribute to the
with their presence.
~ The boat will leave the wharf at O'Clock,
ID The Mnsc viii be furnished BY SMITHS ARMo-
TICKETS can be procured from the Committee
o. Arrangements, or from any other member OF the
company. Price 81, admitting q Gentleman and
Two Ladies Fifty Cents will be charged for each ad-
ET REFRESHMENTS furnished at city prices
COMMITTEE. Commander Bossieux, LIST Foreman
au l7-eodtd
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DUPTUREs RAplcALLr CuRxp.-D

pUPTURES RADICALLY CUREp.-Ds
AeSH MANS TRUST FOR THE RADICAL
CURE OF RUpTURB.-Wc have now on hand . "a.
assortment Of those Justly celebrated instrumen.s
which have produced numerous cures among vel
known citizens Of Richmond, to whom NO will moG
eheerfuly refer Tho Truss In ali that it liz repr.
sented to be- and persons who laborng nnder ths
formidable disease and who really wish TO be cured
have now an opportunity Of doing 20, and are TO
qucsted 70 call and examine the instrument for them
selves Any one at distance can obtain all necet
sary information by addressing
JACKSON CO. No. H. Main street,
Richmond Va
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The reported death of the sentinel who was bes
ten at Old Point, is incorrect.
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EOR SALE will sell privately, 5000
l. or 1000 cords of Pine and Oak WOOD, standing in
Goochland county, one and half miles of Cedar
Point Landing, on the James River and Kanawha
Canal For terms. apply to LUCIEN LEWIS, on
18th street. the subscriber Church HILL 10Th
street So SIT VIM. LEWIS.
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HARM FOR SALE.-I offer. at priva,


will be received at the Office of the City Engineer
until IL O'clock NJ, on MONDAY next, the Tth day
of September, for the snperstructure Of Bridge,
across at the south end OF 9th street
the office of the undersigned where all further in
formation can be obtained.
By order of tho Commissioners of Streets general
~. W. GILL,
So It'd City Engineer.
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HANS, CORN, FLOUR AND MEAL
Ii 1000 lbs very superior Mountain cured Family
HAMS and MlDDLINGs Just received
800 bushels prime White CORN in depot and
store ~
30 bbls Superfne FLOUR, and
30 bushels B0LTED MEAL
For sale By EDGAR MACON,
Commission Merchant
sc o-I Metropolitan Hall
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IN CASES SARDINES, for sale bv
~ se5 D. N. JONES & co.
MO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD-Use Pres
~ ton Merril's celebrated Yeast Powder the best
article in use, and you will fail of having
good and wholesome Bread. A supply lust received
by p. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
az Druouista
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NIUN UF TIE NED FLAU, NO. 70
~ Main street Dr. Goods at cost, without reserve
Best quality Calicoes fast colors of ha les
Towels all linen. only 81 per dozen; Dimity Bands
at cts. a pair: Mantlas and Busters at any price
to close; Hoop Skirts of all kinds very low all kinds
Of Cent? Furnishing Goods at prime cost; Ladies'
French Worked Corsets, extra cheap. If you want
the Red Flag, No. IS Main stree
JACOB A. LEVY.
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l. P0MADES, 6c.-Together with a beautiful and
varied assortment of other Perfumes Toilet articles
aud Fancy Goods just received by steamer and open-
ing at the Drug and Fancy Store of the subscriber
JN0. w. GARLICK, Apothecary
Market place Frank i'm atrpat
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Comic Song-"Seven Ages OF Mar" MIR. J. Parker.
To conclude with the chaste and dverting Farce Of
MILLY, TIE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL,
Milly, with Song-"As 1 Mounted the Stie"-
Miss j. Parker,
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am, with high respect. your friend.
- J. X. TUCKER.
Hc'. II. A. WISE, Governor Of Virginia.

approve OF the reference BY the Secretary Of the
Common wealth In my absence, OF the questions arising
under this election, to the Attorney General and fu.
concur in the reasoning and conclusions OF his opinion
lhst there has been legal election in this case all the
Sheriff. certify and il is rightfay within the power of
the conductors, Of the commits ouers or of the sheriff.
or OF the Executive Of all these bined now 10 sci
IL aside either in whole or In part No mere failure of
ministerial ard executive officers do their duty can Ell
ther vtiaie or nuy the OF the people to elect
Judge or other officer they, being legal voters did in
ae AT the tine aud pce, and in The manner prescribed
by law declare their voices To have their votes return
ed and counted Is As much right and sacred as the
night TO vote according to law or rether right can ay
poEer In Virginia DERIVE them by OF either commits.
sion or m'sson AID neither depends on the acts of
ministerial or executive officers. That tho legal voters
at the precincts OF Lee county, the polls Of which have
been relected by -four OF the sheriff. did so declare their
voices am satisfied from the returns and certificates
which have been made The votes were legally taken of
legal voters, but the polls merely were not certified
Tie officers conductors and commissioners some of the
precints have incurred penalties but the legal voters
not thereby to los votes actually polIed There being
Sufficient evidence on the face Of the certificates and po.
returned TO satisfy that majority OF the legal voters
on the day. atthe PAGES aud in manner b,
Law, did vote for Snuel ~ Fulerson and that he was d.
~ elected Judge fo the 18th Circuit OF the Common.
wealth. IN the scsence OF special statute to regulate
contested election such cases. and acting under the &C.
neral poser OF the Executive Commission Judpe and
TO take care that the laws be faithfully executed" order
commission to be issued accordingly the said Samuel
V. Fulkersou. HENRY A WISE
August Stb, A. D., 1887.
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Our goodhumored neghbor Of the Enquirer has a. last
come TO the conclusion that the nick name Of Guard
Foot" which distinguished gubefnsorls seigbbor is
nov universally known by, will result In msking bis &c.
centric EEeelency the popular man that ever lived
IN The tide Of time. To which glorious add refreshing
prophecy Wo cry out With al might aud 1t the tor
OF our voice-Ansa We hare been eodeavorinR for
three long years to make something Of our adorable
Gi''ardPoot," and nov that arc asttersd with A
prospect Of complete and Triumphant success ue feel like
'oulsng-" Lord, let nov tby depart 10 pesce
tor be has lived 70 sublime purpose in promoting biz
beloved 0rsarF Foot 70 the very topmost round Of bu
man popularity aud glory, and he s Internally on uIne TO
I've moment longerl" One precious sentiment We
would drink 70 shuttle Oh this mortal coil and il /.
this" Gzzrd-Foot aud Ridgvsy and Rd9way add
G1zard-Foo, one and ndiVisible, nov add Ioreverir
We would observe, in conclusion, that the Enquirer
has been an organ for tbreecofe years aud ten
and Ought veil 70 know what 90 organ IT, Add IL
does know perecty-for IL tells us With owiIke gravity
after having diligently searched ell the Dictionaries aud
consulted IL CONSEQUENCES that 40 organ IL an In
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VA4tfUNA.sasIEs Ss.AJE n noANoME C9gN;

-
ACRES FOR sALErhe uecresr having Land
force TO culvac he has
IN kbanoke county, owaed BY him s right
Turnpike Rosi leading from Lyneheurr to sasu containing
which So cleared and 52 growth
mainly The nnss tobacco hand The other tract, No. SSO
Aer of-hlsh ot cleared and aTs original
growth ss seove MENTIONED On the largest Improve.
en are NAuAee consisting OF arg, Brick Dwelling
above hAsemen Win BIRCH ving Tor Kitchen recently
cronsh repa ed and pznic uh porohes, brsds
Luueer House. all ssesp the
H.ue having been nxht-
nina rods eenps Also, nne Orchard.
Of Watrr, &C. -. -
Tue cleared the tmsered land Ia very ier,us
having nns souhetn exposure, being similar qaaJ
nn.s - INST which
.msss tns mot v.aae's In vrsp,s;
ne Inn e aud oesey
bling within quarter Of c virr MIA
and Tennessee Railroad aud from
s.nu,.etlring Flour MIL Corn MIL and s.v MN
Q, either Of which pisces
apu tAnspcrtef The
.tan one mile Of cosnr White and Black Sulphur
soont mes o. SALEM. and about I've miles
nonrshins Female Destitute 1T Botet5urt sprinea
Persons disposed the foregoing do
any Tine and they particularly and respectfully
Possession vii be next or sooner m.
privilege Of seeding Wheat a. usual " -
On ne above ests. there nearly 500
we soed rom which can be sold Bnusaeks Depot
can o. hAusd an from per
I YOU'D pay large proportion Of the purchase money
rxHxs AcoossoDArIse-Mess WELLINGTON ,diin John IA.
coo and wn U Allen having persons un.
WIN the
hsS u hClanAhan aud Cnas L. Cooke residing the
dnCtiveness. - $500 -1N ~
For and further particulars apply to sesr. Goblin An
person. kishmond Alfred prem,rs or
the subscriber 1T Richmond. '@' -
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Our monthly table Of The receipts OF produce etc. Al
Rehmn fos jelly has dsr< sasnes Of our ina.
billy 10 obtain ripper, u, the Dsnvli, Depot m.s. tAis
statement a. an sxslAnHen Of ,hseuss
we Af and not, In
" the oAnvh once 10 this city, Who has
ps esnfarsy keps alst Of the articles arriving sy road
temporary lner~ae OF duties prevented HI from
giving me record hs attention since lat a and dsl.y
-heh We have inferred Ihs liable vii e.ny In
The e'a"e Of or ten daysphsps Tue incrn,
serves 10 o- the Advantage Of rcord for the r,si.
aon vosd then b rstul. absence or lns.,
The sle-k whose su'y might be to ie-p record.
The other rauroad eomPanes sny their %
ties for the eupiaton Statistics The Ps,<r,hr,
had book expressly prepared r daily rvsI.,iop Of m,
produce transported their road. II Neglected win
~ ' 'nesAe's fsr this arranssnsa, Ne lnaeb,sd Me-
H. en- tas sapernienieo Of the road has eyursd mos,
dis eson sn,r 10 .hov a. ,,,o
ns frdds Of IA city @ RicAzosd book .,,.,
70 The one above prepared sorn mop,h. A., ~
SPk kcoey order Of President v a, hermit
70 lie upon The shelves Of the freight once un the
n'a OF dust upon IL almost view The reason
% zoe ~ Of an sxcsisnt tooh Of time
en'r-s We have rsesntiy
ten minutes week sune cosdens. and REGARD an.
lists and us are indeed to hope, hsreaer that We h.n n. mo
dheuiy aud experience delay ebtalninr ,.t q, ~
monthly receipts. WIN Robin.op or sun, R,, =
AZ the Central depot book has been VII eh IN
enable u' to obtain Al time deay IN. ao.p,,
Of grain arriving by that road The article, We u., M
get from the way Bills We thankful Ohs he,y uheul
not knowing exactly whom cred shouxh IN, boob h.
been mainly exclusively desFued facilitate the bup,,
operations Of the We have In
DOdamsads business habits and bseve w eventually
not now put US the track Of getting Information We ma,
desire In 'y',emac easy, and rvaAi Nos.
rtrrons.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. E. Riddick, DEPUTY Dock
Cole for the business Of the DOel 70,
the month Jay-furnhed request been
by COL ihs, President Of the J. Company tia. the .t.
TIES OF The Dock viii hereafter be recorded kept
PJ Tor The purpose 90 that the merchants others who may
feel interested , receipts or
Of any Arls vou, referring to the compsnys books
which are kept more With view "dsrs
Il mea lumO Allan fnr th.n
the right direction" Nnenh vess, which arrive At IN,
port OF Richmond discharge and receive eargoes the
wharvess that complete exhibit the extent
the shipping business Of W.
trIrts the
to Increase Ter facilities for the compilation statistical
uon (shh, We shown pabCy and privately h.v
can do without aPprseab labor NAV live Ions
enough to full commerce Of Rehuond
In every department, vai,h II astoni.h the NATIVES"
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srument OF music, consisting OF pipes isd ei stsd -"
I and nothing elss We believe it-and the Esosir,r
] knows Il, Indeed ~. k,o. n, ..,s.,v..--,.. -. .
| q. -, -. =, 60, "s
''s'"' .ua "A"ufoos himself
being only huge bag oil Wind. We are compelled, In
orydaisso for him. Indulge in the article at most ex
trayarant RATE In onr case ,h.r.for. I, Il ,s. ,. :,
| a. g.. " -. : - y -, 80 "
"s e "ee ~ u@. o'' '"sp''auon' aoa nos oefs.
The pemocraev and K.ns..
| W. .,A;, 81 ,u.-,... .,-, -, ~
' Wv s As'e "'u' 'ue fesersour8
I"''9e"ee', as-t Kansas DO lost to the Souh-it hxes
couclusvcy the responsibility upon the shoulders of the
Democratic party. This indeed IL an impor,.pt and
miyb,v fac, and -. h.,, III. ,.o,,. ,,,h g.. :, m -
- $50 e "' P'op'e o''"s Sou'n " all par
Nes W oe~f "s'"s'Anus IN mmo trt a.
ut Is now ascertan,d that the Democratic party viii
have clear and controlling majority In the next
Ihey will therefore be responsible Tor the legislation Of
the next two years Not the beast important question
that they will be called settle will be the ADMISSION
oil hanses INTO the Unon and its FREQ OF slave
We Sesrs that the people Of the South shall keep con-
sany IN mind the fact that Kansas be slave State
unless the democracy interfere stage its pro-
gress towards statehood, TO head or lt slave
Ierfory, and will errecessdfe and by force Law be
save State, unless the constitution about to be framed
shall forbid II But that constitution is be- framed by
Convention which largo majority of Ds,aoe,ol, nav.
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Proress iron the Eeor Handicap in oooseqsence Of the
Enssh handicspper placing weight upon the
Of heee horsc than upon the backs OF the hor-
ses In England of the sgeS Nc. T. did no, think
this fair play towards his horses especially English
sportsmen have cted much contempt In speaking
the American challenge. NJ T. however, had entered
Lecompte aud Prior ios the New Market meeting-a sir.
gle dash Of two miles. to be the goth October
lie had also entered Pdoro.s tor mile dash on the
10Th OF August at the Lewis SUSSEX CO. meeting
being ".eght Tor age races In which the American
horses viii have . chance TO vim.
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Two WlNFIELD SCOTT AND mAaIA HIs
w, hoes,, o.be,i and Jaia snd be s hdsine Msys,
EdoH o. bHad q hayo dccaed and children ana bere ~
40 - $50 o. Mayo, 70 It, sdsard MAYO, Wia Mayo A..
seea efacy ~ wife vho Jossphibs MAYO,
Lpua MAYO, Adene havo, 0eorge Nsyo, Enus O fsvo I,
hayo and h.rst Msyoths sx list nfsn of ,h %
~ oi ne tt.e % Virginia Cab.i
800 Jes 400 ~ vie Tat noee ne ars dsy of ne
~ Isrn W sourt q Ba.iings foI eig of
mono aha move Tits appoa Ave dlalntessted free
holders for e purposs Of asceainng last eoupeosstoo a. al
nch yonr ad ynF on he North side Street In th
eiv Of hehmond nay b necsssarg 70 sden street
-, = 7. DANIEL, Counsel for
hol-NeH The city 81 Richmond.
ALISEI ..F AMI b.vi7iSs S.s
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mus moAssesi ~ go tcet lumber; piano: IL bdi.
ther locomotive and tender mill engine: xh.s @
aud 2SS bales and bxs ndse specified
Speculation At the Paris Stock Exchange has declined
largely since lat Winter, parties suariax from ~
oss. eHAsa by he puehass Of stocks bx prle., bh
says: -''
letters oI Paris to-day feeling seems to b..
groSlns up that the lowest stage Of depression pHs
s steady s.hoSsh sOr recovery hoped Tor
there had been bad hATveuf oprraiors-th.a ~ y
society Al large with the exception adventure. who 2
~ ihe winning In me leaving 10 hrIr
down y year Of pressure which stopped ,ho
only OF Total rum and even YET,
y y not certain The snI IL ta ming OF
% oeen someisnt each day To add ending
Under these
ured n OF an utter failure merely an
crop ~ the promse untqa.ed Ia III T~s-r,
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