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= saturday, May 25, 1853.
SENATE

A bill was reported from the Committee on
FINANCE, authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ury to negotiate a loan to the amount of IF
teen millions of dollars. Mr.. Hunter gave no.
tice that he would call it up for consid Grafton
today. The special order, being the homestead
bill, was briefly discussed during the davis ses
SION, BY Messrs. Chngmsn, Hsyne, Houston,
Red, and Crittenden, in opposition to the
nes7a and BY Messrs. Hale, Doolittle, John
so1 nnessee, and Durkee, who spoke in
- /. On the one hand, it was urged in
= -or le BILL that it would tend to anchor.
ndition of the poor, and would lessen
Tce sa2 crime in our cities, by opening q
ne.-rs honest labor in the West. The lands
ere &C. to be given away, but were granted
- cos ration of occupancy and cultivation,
-ici illstituted the fundamental title of all
1-vse :operty in public domain. On the
oasl hald, it was urged, against the bill, that
as osTshon would be unequal and unjust.
iclci . induce emigration from one part of
.t stacry to another, and thus working a
irsu Z. # political power. 1t was also argued
q 81 d Measure, by granting bounty to the
rss'e litizen, proceeded on a principle Of
OF -lr emit patronage, which was as unsound
'l ~ as in practice it would be disastrous
81 individual enterprise. Without coming TO
sa- session on the bill, the Senate adjourned
all 81 Lnree CLOCK.
HOUSE.
i making appropriations for the leg.
.-.ala executive, and Judicial expenses of
geo 5rnment was reported back from the
-srl1i'.'e of Ways and Means, with a recon.
Ids that the House concur 40 fourteen
s1ent -1ents Of the Senate, and non-concur in
sAAeg
-- alesiion upon the admission of the Min.
nssN~ emoers was taken, after some discus
Or; "a decided in the tffirmative, and Messrs
PhsiPs sad CavanAugh were qualified and too I,
heir Sesss. 'oOA
The Ohio contested election case then occu.
2ied several hours; but, before tak;nU y vo,a
he houte went into Committee of the Whni1
on toe Ill making appropriations for the pr p,
eEvs'ipa ana repair OF Notifications and other
on mito laneous subjects, the Commit,ee Tase
and the House adjourned at nearly seven
O'Clock.
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TUESDAY IN CONGRESS.

The Senate, during the morning hour, took
up the Chicago harbor improvements bill for
consideration.
After which, the Fifteen Million Loan bill
was taken up, and Mr.. Simmons, of Rhode
Island, proceeded to deliver a lengthy speech
upon his amendment.
In the House, the Campbell election case
came up. By vote of lie to 81, Mr.. Camp
BELLS seat was declared vacated. He then
arose and left the Hall. By test vote of los
to lO4, the contestant, Mr.. Valladigham was
declared entitled to the seat.
This vote has been looked for with consider
able anxiety, to determine the position of the
Anti Lecompton Democrats. Mr.. CampbelPs
case was so clear, that two or three Southern
Democrats voted for him. Upon the final vote
upon the Harris resolution, amended, the ma
Jority for Mr.. Vallandigham was seuen, three OF
four gentlemen having left, after the previous
test vote had been taken upon the amendment
to Mr.. Harris's resolution.
Three or four of the Anti Lecompton Demo.
Gratis voted for the Harris resolution, which pro.
posed to refer the case to the people of Ohio.
The entire American vote was given for Mr..
Campbell.
Alter the vote was declared, Mr.. Vallandig-
ham was sworn in.
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The verdict of the coroner's jury on the rail-
read disaster near Utica, N. Y, is direct and
explicit. There is none of the usual nobody
to blame" tone about it. The deaths were
caused by the insecurity of the bridge, owing
to the same being decayed and rotten" and
" the deaths were caused by culpable neglect
Evarts, the trackmsster, swore that he ex.
arnined the bridge week before the disaster.
ard struck the timbers with hammer. but
there was abundant testimony that the princi.
pal timbers were rotten, and had been known
to De SO for long time by the en- ployes of the
road; the timber in the lower cord was 30 rot.
ten that it could be picked to pieces with the
b gers, and the wonder is that the structure
mad not been cracked months before. 1t was
proved that the bridge was at fret built of I'M
sound timber, bastard elm, not ft for any such
use. 1t 10 said that the grand jury of Oneida
county will take up the matter, and the road
rlas'er and other responsible officers of the
company will 70 doubt be indicted.
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means inadequate, call upon Congress to inter
pose.
We have been derelct on this subject The
Federal Government has been controlled by the
Slave Power; and what special concern has that
Interest in the suppression of the slave trade
Vessels of war we have in abundance, but they
are sent to the Mediterranean, and elsewhere,
on parade duty, instead of being employed in
the stern duty of exterminating piratical traf'
fc. 1t is right to repel every aggression upon
our Aag right to resist to the death the insolent
assumption of any foreign Power to subject our
ships to detention and examination, but it is
damning disgrace to rs to suffer an Infamous
and piratical traffic to shield itself under our
flag. Let the Administration do its whole duty,
at once indicating the rights of the country,
and satisfying the just demands of the civilized
World.
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Monday, May "a, 1853.

During the session, report and accom- any.
ing resolution were presented by Mr.. Pugh,
from the majority Of the Committee on the j q.
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hr. L. T. Park, of Mount u iot, Oh =, viii
receive and forward subscriptio IS Tor u Era,
at csnb rates.
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p6- The commissioners of the European
commanders in China, in penetrating into the
interior, have discovered new and wonderful
city, of the size of London. 1t has the pleas
ant name of Sou-tchou.fou.
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VOL. XII.

through Kansas about the time the vote on the
Lecomptou Constitution is to be taken, and NAV
possibly find it necessary to hnger there dav
or two, or more"
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Iy- Mr.. Wheeler is the accr ditsd q pt TO
the Era, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The President expressed his opinion the
other day, to committee of Kansas gentlemen
who waited upon him, that the LeeomPton
Constitution will be accepted BY the people OF
Kansas,
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II is understood that the Southern Demo
Gratis in Congress will unanimously go for a re-
peal of the navigation lave, intending it as
blow against the Northern shipping interests.
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The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times Gays that the act repeating the
fishing bounties will only pass the House with
an amendment repeating the duties upon sugar
and perhaps on iron.
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The President has formally asked for author.
ity to contract loan of Sl5, 900, 600, for term
not exceeding ten years
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PRICEONE CENT.
nIEPATCE
A>asf ETEAM POWKR
= hin TING OFFI CE
Co5neS cf AaiS and Tairteeskh Siyssfs, RSeAmossd.
J0HN D. HAMMRRSLEY 3 CO., Proprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin.
terry In the South, both a. regards Types Ornaents
&C.. and the latest aud most approved Machine
Preaesl Is daily turning ont the fiest specinens a
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a. :
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERS
CIRCULARS PROGRANMES
BILLS or FLADTNG, HANDBILLS, ac
Particular attention given to fine work fcr
Banks, Public 0fhces Insurance. Railroad and Trans
portAtion Companies, Tobacco Factors. &c. 81
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels &c. is capable OF turning OF 20
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment 10 obtain this description
work at tbs shortest possible notice. = =
spesd ~ " "'s 49, ss~ss
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
In this branch OF the business the proprietors can
safey CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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A HIGH CHIassY-yhey have just completed the
biggest chimney in the world at the Charleston,
Mass, navy yard. Its height above ground is 239
feet, and from the bottom of the foundation 256
fest At the surface ofthe ground the base is "a
feet square, and the foundation at tho bottom II
feet below, is 80 feet square. The flue 10 round,
and feet in diameter. The general plan of the
structure is a square, of l3 feet and irches, sup
ported by II diminishing buttresses, which termi-
nate at $50 feet from the ground Above these
buttrssses the chimney is square, with panel on
each face. The whole is finished with dental cor
nices, the crown moulding of which Is cast iron
and weighs upwards of three tons. In ths con
struction of this chimney the number of bricks
used was 900. The building was commenced
the 10th of May last aud the last brick laid
on Thursday, after which the workmeE and invited
guests, to the number Of about fifty In oil, tooh
dinner on the summit.
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The GREAT CHESS MATCH IN PARIs.-Yesterday,
the match between HarwiiZ and Morphy was re-
sumed at O'Clock in the afternoon; but in this in
stance, the players were seated alone up stairs,
and three boards were kept down stairs on which
the progress of the game was marked out for the
benefit of the large crowd in attendance. At Z
o'clock the game was drswn-Ri1-showiug that
NJ H.rwi,z has picked up little since his four
succr s-ivs defeats of last week The game between
them now stands narwitz two, Morphy four, one
drawn. The winner of the first seven games is the
victorious party. This afternoon they are to Play
the eighth game. A large amount of money is
staked on this game, for ..the friends of Mr.. Har-
wi.z are not wanting in backbone" while Mr.
Morphy has friends with him from New Orleans
who are capable and willing to back him in mil
lions If the occasion offsrs-itrris Co7resposient
". 7. Times, Of The 9th uH.
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AN UNEXPECTED FoRTUJE.-It is stated that a
surviving daughter of Aaron Burr comes curious
ly into possession of quite fortune in this way
Burr held lease from Trinity Church, New York,
of the Richmond Hill property, three or four hun.
dred lots in the centre Of New York, for 66 years
He released the land for So years to Astor and
others, and their lease expires in 1860. The lease
for three years then belongs to Burrs dang hter,
and the claim is indisputable and the value of the
lease very great Already several of the iessees
have compromised the claim for from 800 to
60 600 ne lot.
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esa- MAGNIFICENT STocK OF NRw Pa
am phxss 9oaDs, le3 BRoAD STREET
81. ~ LLH d E n = aYnGA


- MAaxlfioRNr ErocK OF Nav pa
Ris pnEss aoaDs lss Baean srsxrr.-
j. n LLHIs ER 4 BRO.
would respectfully call the attention af ,her c;tx
e hsps s1f bssss Goals e their sns
he New ssrE ssss m.ass snsiss .sss e q
name part comprising the assortment, expecting
e receive an early call IRON those wishing 10 pnr.
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS
sus MaGNIfICENT sILks!
Rich q Les Csnellt; Poult de Sole Bayadere ombre
hich Black Gros dc Rhine, all boiled; heavy Gros
Rich White Moire Antiques Plaid and Striped OF.
tomans
Robes Dsliaas in r,.h printed colors
Robes q Lesa Double Jnpes, do do
gobes Double Jupes QuiiIe, do do
htbvs-a NolaDdts; Eobeaa QuadriiIs
Aohers-Les a Aiserni. in rich colors
Az a. wssl s,S nsris 3, Amslines and xslsacIas
Bay adcre and Uhintz
very rich Ray aLes
Pontt De Chevres and silk foulards in variety
peisinss Of American manufacture of great variety
saxonia W ool plaids; English Merinoes
Lupln's Black Bombszines, from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver % Cloths for Ladies' Raglans and closks
Rag'ans full size Cloaks AMI Cloak a. Maranise
Maptiila shawis in Stella. Broche and Plush Bor-
ders
Msntiiis sbawls of four aides. all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double shawls; fine Square shawls for
French Neede.work Embroideries in endless va
riefy Linen and Housekeeping Goods, full stock;
Ftanneis uf every cclor and quality; Sheetings and
Mems " ear in good styles; Hosiery Goods, in Six
Wool, Wo.sted and Cotton; Curtain materials in
Muslin. Lace and Brocasees w White Goods in Swiss,
Check, Cambria, Jachnets; Plaid and Striped Mus
tion; Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wear, remarkably low.
Families who purchase largely, and country mer-
chants who are about visiting the CITY, will get the
dersgned, whe are the pioneers selling good bar
gains
Remember our motto" Quick sales and small
profits !" first IN quality, lowest in price,
MlLLH IsER d BRO,
oe ll-di2s 1913 Broad street.
kS- Da. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homee.
pathstl offers his professional services to the citi
Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his Te-
sideace. on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Ie l2--6ly
~CEoaaa b. srEsI, Dentist, Omes
and residence. No 23l, Main, between sth and uh
trees. Richmond Va. ray sa-ly
E- CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTUEO TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main and Franklin SITS.
NB.-CIGARs made in any style to order.
oc 5-3m
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CRY CouxoIL.-A meeting of the Coun

CRY CoUxOIL.-A meeting of the Coun
Gil was called yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of considering the Fire ordinance. When the
hour Of arrived, ths following Councilmen were
present: Messrs. Saunders, Grattan, Allen, Whit
field, Stokes, Eppes and Randolph. At half past
an Adjournment was ordered for want of gu j.
rum aud meeting was called for tonight, at
halfpast o'clock. The following the names
of the absentees: Messrs. Glazebrook, Denoon,
Haskins, Hill, Robinson, Richardson and Roddey.
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Husr1ses Cousr.-A special Court of

HUsTIEGs CoURr.-A special Court of
Hustings was hsld yesterday for the examination
of Wickliffs johnson, charged with stealing bank
note valued at $50, and five certificates of deposit
in the Savings Institution of Richnond, of the
value of 1856, the property of his broiher-in-law,
Henry Kuhn. The prisoner was first examined on
the charge of stealing bank note, and the prose.
cution dismissed The remaining Ave charges
were then taken up separately, and the prisoner
WAS remandsd for fnal trial on each charge, at the
next term Of the Clrcut Court
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THE GINSENG CRoP.-The Richmond (Ohio) Oh
server says is estimated that the ginseng trade
of the county of the present season will amount
to about $4,000. Large quantities of this article
preparation for expectation. 1t requires outlay
to procure it, and many families are engaged in
gathering it, and find it paying, cash business.
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RgsIGNED.-IIon. Wm A. Porter, who was ap-
Court of Pennsylvania to fill vacancy, and who
was the candidate of the Democrats for the po-
sition of that late election against VIM. A. Read,
opposition, has resigned his judgeship. The term
for which he was appointed would have expired
In December.
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OFFICE or rHR q. 8. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL !
AGRICULTURAL SsCiErIES, RICHMOND, VA.
September i0th. 1853
g BOOKS for the entry of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond, in
October next, are now open.
Uommn ncatioas addressed to the undersigned
describing ~ mnuteiy as possible, the character of
the articlc be tered, will be attended to- These
entries must be made prior to the 18th OF October,
to prevent confusion and disappointment.
CHAnLEs DIMMOCK,
seln-t23O Sec'y Va Cent Ag. Society.
Ee- Office ia the Ballard Heu ., opposite the Ex-
cbangt Hotel.
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PAPER MONEY IN ST. DoMINdo.-The effect of an
over issue of paper money 10 deprsciating its
value, Is very strkingly illustrated In st. Domingo
The government hat issued about nifty FIVE aud q
quarter millions of dollars in paper. The value of
il at the present time is Just cent on the dol
lar; or a. near being entirely worthless as anything
can be. The government, through its reckless
abuse of its credit, has entirely destroyed IT, and
its ability ever to pay its debts.
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SWAN e. cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STArE0k q EehiIAf

LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND
AUTHORIZED BY THH
STATE OF GEVhdIAf
The late attempt to injure our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYi and that
our schemes are MORE Liberal
than any other Lottery in
the wordi
The following Scheme viii be drawn by 8. SWAN
& co. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries tor Octo
ber, 1858. at uGUSTA. Ca, in public. rnder the
supe-utendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 35 draws on SATURDAY, October 2, 1858.
CLASS SO draws on SATURDAY, October 9, 1883.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, October Is, iaos.
CLASS g draws on SATURDAY, October 23, 1855
'AHss oA = yHE Fl. PL4N n Of SiNotE NIE6aas a
5Oe0U TICK ELS!
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR NDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Esdrly one Prize 70 Eoery N.-.. 1Sckss8
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMKl
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LAusoHrp.-On Tuesday afternoon

IAUNCHkU-UH AUe5uay dIteTHVCH,
t.-sre was launched in Baltimore handsome bark
Of about 400 tons burden, built for Mr.. John Cur
rio, of this city. She has been named the "Abi>
gail;" has length of 12o feet, beam 2S feet, and
II feet depth of hold. The Abigail il constructed
of the best materials throughout, has hard wood
cabin, with four staterooms. She is designed for
the South American trade. She is Immediately to
be taken on the rew-dock for coppering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21

TIE LIQuoa BUSINESS. Henry Marx, =
charged with retailing ardent spirits without a
license, four cases, arragned before the Mayor
yesterday and recognized to appear before the
Hastings Court to answer an Indictment. H.
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CoHrINUED.-The case Of George Meyer,
charged with stAbbing VIM. Thos. Tinsley, has
been continued until Saturday next.
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ST. NICHOLAS SALOON
klCHAOND AND

EfE , rrsRssUn. niGhn1HD l.YI. ATD
kUAD-V1RGINIA CENTRAL AND STATE
FAIRS During the continuance Of the CentralsnA
Stats Fairs at hichmond and Petersburg, tickets
will be Issued over this road from Pet rsburg .
Richmond and from Richmond to Petersburg, at 70
cents each. ~ 11sfE as.e
All articles intended for exhibition at either sfths
Fairs will be transported 10 the Fair at ne regular
rates. and kpo change n ownership has 6ken
As this company is provided with but li0fisd
nu siber of cars suitable for tho trsnsportatou u
stock, application must be made st the frsiaht -
hce, ct least four days prior to the day On which
stock Is to be transported; stock may be driven,
free OF toll, over The Manchester and Pstersburg
Turnpike Road, distance "a miles.
oc Il-dtN3 u III GILL, 0upt.
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Cosr OF A SEAT IN PARLrAMgsf.-It 10, indeed, no
slight matter, this Of fighting ones way up to the
unpaid seats of the English Parliament. Mr..
Thackeray, for instance, told me that his unsuc-
cessr contest for the comparatively small borough
Of Oxford cost him over Ell 900 sterling, one item
of which-for the hire of.scabs aud fys'-smount-
cd to s175, or nearly $500. The county contests
are, of course, much more costly. One friend of
mine stood twice in succession for o county repre-
sentation, losing the frst and winning the secon
500 O,ooo.-London Correspondence of the Tises.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Jshn B. Atkin
son, indicted for stabbing man named Bowers,
admitted to bail yesterday in the snm of $500.
for his appearance at the next term of the Circuit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21

ASSAULT UPON CHILD.-Mary Con-
for assaulting and beating lad named Edward
Collins. ..
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GRACE CHUpcH.-The pews in this
church will be offered f,r sale Friday night. 1t
is neat edifics located in pleasant part of the
city, and the seats yet to be sold are very desira
BILE.
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BRUTAL MuRDER-In Wayne Co N. C. ION Sunday
last a man named Sterling, shot an Old woman 81.
tween sixty and seventy years of age, named Cot
ton, dead ia her own door. 1t seems that there
had been some Misunderstanding between the par.
ties relative to sc dog few days prvious, and on
Sunday the man called at the house of Mrs Cotton
aud on being asked by her to come in, refssed to
do So, but requested her to out he had busi
Dess with her. The old lady walked to the door
when the monster raised his gun and Ehot her
dead.
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RIMANDID.--Robert Smith, free
negro, charged with stabbing J. H. Lutchenberg,
was examined before the Mayor yesterday and re-
nsnded for trial. An application for bail q cub
mitted, which will be decided hereafter.
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DIaoRDERIY.-d. Gray was brought
before the Mayor yesterday for disordsrly conduct
in the public streets, and beld to answer for the
offence before the HustiLgs Courr.
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sUPERINTENDRNT's OFFICE r. { b. X. R,l
Richmond, ect sth, 1853. i
NtlT1GE Exhihifinu

IN H NoIaGE. - ExnisAien
~ of the UNITED 6TATDn And
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL sOCIE-
TIES, 10 bs he'd n Richmond. commencing eA
MON DAY, Oct. 25th 1855: rs
This 10 to inform members OF these Societies con-
ing to Richmond over this road that upon presensA-
zion Of their certificate Of nenbership at the time
Of purchasing the tickets to come 10 Richnond,
they will be entitled to free rdssn kckt. whish
will be furnished them &C the time Of procuring
said tickets down. those tickets can bs cotton, on,
and after tho 22d Ocuber. and good 0Rir from thAt
day tothe Ist November. inclusive. -. -N...
Members If Che Vrg,nia STATE <SylssksraI A1esav.
to be held In fsterstArg. commencing on Tuesday,
November tho znd who may cono over this read.
will be entited TO frss retss fisa, On prsssutar
ton Of their certifcA sf bership TO the Agent
at the Station AZ the time OF procuring their ticket
to visit the Fair. Those tickets can be had, an1
sfer October the 29th, and good env from that day
to the 9th November. inclusive.
stock other articles seng over this read for -
hibon at either of the above Fars will be charged
the usual such stock other articles will b
returned free, If such stock. &C.. has not shsngsA
owners. IS
Two days notice must be given pxioT b sending
stock. TO iusnre its being properly N!Narded
&C lf-dlm cAMPB9sL 6upt.