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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

Miller, arrested on a charge of burglary, 10 order
to proptiate the Court chaDged his plea from "Not
Guilty" to "Guity," aud was Immediately sentenced
to the States Prison for sirteen years.
Samuel Bailey, a carpenter, committed suicide at
Utica, N. Y, on Monday, by eating opium.
Gen. Trias, one of the Liberal leaders ia Mexico
vas In Montgomery, Ala, Friday, route for
Washington.
Two men in West Haven have raised this season
1000 quarts Of strawberries upon an acre and
quarter of land.
Miss Abby Wallis, aged 10, of Waltham, Mass.
drowned in the Charles river, on Saturday, b,
the upsettfng OF sail boat
The total number of deaths in New Orleans for
the past week was Is, including 10 from con-
sumption aud 0 from yellow fever.
A shoemaker has one important advantage over
most kinds Of mechanics--his goods, whenever
flushed, are always sota-
The Taunton Gazette says that there are four
sistsrs In that town weighing nine hundred and
tbjrty-hve pounds. The shortest being about six
feet high, weighing two-hundred and fifty six.
Mr.. Y. s. Coz.ens, (SparrowRrass) has SO far re
covered from his late severe Illness as to be atie
to travel to Catskii Mountain House In request Of
mountain air.
A tipsey loafer mistook globe lamp with letters
on 1t for the queen of night, and exclaimed -
swell I'm cussed II somebody hain't stuck Al
advertisement on the moon"
Judge G. E. Sinclair. of Prince William county,
Va, left Sc. Joseph. No. the 10th inst, on his
way to administer Justice among the Mormons.
The Queen Of Spain on her visit to Toledo gave
magnificent bracelet and pair Of brilliants to a
statue Of the Virgin.
The "blaek tongue" noticsd as existing among
the cattle of Fiorida 10 appearing in the lower
counties Of Georgia.
Nine frame buildings Where street, New Or
leans. were burnt on the 9Th inst.
The recent rains have damaged the fruit crop of
iaargia
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Markham MarkpIa

BALTIMORE, July l5-Flour in good demand. and
frmer. Wheat steady and unchanged. White Corn
buoyant.
New YORK. July l5.--Cotton advanced Is: Orleans
Mlddlipg i2I@I3; Uplands 1924. Flour quiet
Wheat buoyant-pew Eouthern Red 81 23(4l 26;
White do Sl40@l.43. Corn firm-Yellow 80. Kosin
St62Ol.65 Rice 81.
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Nor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drew.

Nor SUcCsssFUL.-Robinetta Drew, a
free colored woman, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of threatening to
burn a house occupied by John Roundtree. John
aud his wife testified that they had heard the
woman make the threat, and Madame r. was so
much alarmed for her safety that she begged the
court to protect her while asleep; but the wit
for the defence gave her such good charac-
terfor her industry and good order that his Honor
doubted the danger of the complainants, and dis
missed the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

PoTTsvnLs, Pa. July IA "A ffighHul accident
occurred this morning at McGinniss coal operation,
at New Philadelphia, near this place. man
named Charles Green, slipped into the Coal Breaker
while in operation and in half q second was torn
to atoms, which were scattered below.
Yesterday morning, At Harper's Wolf Creek Col
liery, near MinersviIe,a party of miners, while
ascending q slope, were sunocated by black damp.
Five men and boy were killed Five others were
got out alive, aud will probably recover.
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nIsMIasAL rRnM rHE AMY.

f WAsnsoroH, July l5.--Msjor Jeremiah 7. Dash
well has bs2n dismissed from the Afny ~ the
PRECEDENT ~ having failed to explain sstsactori
II de0cjeucy In hts accounts Of thspublic mcney,
and also to obey repeated Instructions from the
Peymastsr General, to pay over the balance &C
knowledged BY him to be in bis hands
accompanying this Dispatch, the sgen gent eeno as
facts concerning the battle In oregon, which weFs
published yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
ITO TRAVELLERS.

=
i GEO NJ WEST,
Bookseller and Stationer.
Offers for sale the following valuable Books and
Maps for travellers:
APPLETON'S Illustrated Hand Book of American
Travel: full and reliable Guide by Railway,
Steamboat and Stage, to the Cities. Towns, Wa
terfals. Battle-Fielus, MouDta Rivers Lakes,
Hunting and Fishing Grounds. w Altering Places,
Summer Resorts, aud all scenes and objects OF
Importance andinterest in the United States and
British Provinces By L. Addison Richards. 81
APPLkToN'S Railway and steam Navigation
Guide for July. 25c.
their use the disease to which they applica-
BILE and in which they are contra indicated, ac-
COMMANDED by Map Of reutes and distances.-
By VIM. Burke, NJ d. 75c.
OBSERV ATOMS on the Mineral Waters of Western
Virginia By P Tindall, n d. soc.
THE Virginia SPRING., comprising On account of
all the principal Mineral Springs of Virginia.
with remarks on the nature and medical appii-
cabity of each. By John Aoorman, NJ -
New edition, greatly enlarged. with Maps and
Plates, and the routes and distances to the vari-
Gus Springs; also, an prendiX. containing an
account OF the natural curiosities of Virginia.
MAP of the State of Virginia. containing the Coun-
ties Principal Towns, Railroads. Rivers, Canals,
aadall other Internsl improvements By Mesers
Richie & Duunavant Price, Ia packet book
form. 81 80; price on rollers. 50.
COOKkS Map of the Routes to the Virginia Springs;
NB.~GEO NJ WEST always keeps on hand the
School, Theological, and Miscellaneous Books; also,
a splendid stock of stationery Of both English and
American manufacture
Orders promptly attended to jy i6-lt
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TVS rU AnvEfs.rasEns.

Advertisements for the D1sPAfcu must Be handel
By sx O'clock IN Ne afternoon In order to appear
the next day. The heavy pressure q advertisements
ysn the columns Of our paper, win not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

A MKMgNro OF DR.. FRASKLIN.-0n the farm Of
Mrs. Susan A Craven in the vicinity of Charlottes-
Vile, there is still sanding in pretty good state
of preservation, a frame dwelling house which DR..
Franklin had framed in Philadelphia and shipped
to his grandson, who then owned the farm, now
the property of Mrs. Craven. The antique struc
tare is still occupied dwelling, and, although,
a little ont of style, 10 yet very comfortable The
place still bears its original name-"Franklin." -
Charlottesville (Pa.) Je6ersonidn.
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ANOTHER NovELrY.-Among the novelties of the
season is Ladies' National Equestrian Conven-
ton. to be held the Sth day of September. at
the Union Race Course, Long Island. Among the
inducements "to enter the lists" on the occasion,
Is the offer of three prizes to be awarded to the
best female riders. The lady adjudged the most
skillfu in feats Of menage will receive splendid
piano forte, valued at not less than $500.
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COOLING ORA drunken white wo

COOLING Orr "A drunken white NO
man was fished out of the basin, 9th street
bridge, yesterday morning about o'clock, by two
boatmen, who heard her plunge i1to the water
and hastened to her assistance. Learning that
water. they put her in the street and started her
in the direction of her homo. She refused to give
her name to the parties who rescued her, bu'
thanked them kindly for saving her from watery
grave.
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lust PUBLISHED

ACTS of the General Assembly of Virginia. passed
at the last session, lS57-'5S-$l IS.
SERMONS: by the Rev. Jno Card, NJ. A., author
of Religion ia Common Life."-l 90.
BARCLAY on Medical Diagnosis being an Analy-
ysis npd Signs If Disease; by A. W Barclay.
MD Fellow of the Royal College of PLY sicians
-2t0.
BUCKNILL and luke on Insanity, Manuel Of
Psychological Medicine containing the History.
Nosoogy, Description. Statistics, Diagnosis, PA
Theology and Treatment of Insanity by John @
BuckDi'l, N. D.. and Daniel Ii. luke. N. D.
500
THE American Journal of Medical Science, for Jul
ly. Subscription IS per annum
LONDON Lancet for July. subscription s. per an
mum.
THE Virginia Medical and Surgical Journal for Ju-
". Subscription s. per annum.
iv j6-lc JAMES WUOOHOUSE co.
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SAILING OLE TILE ARABIA.

BorToN, July 1.-The r. NJ. steamship Arabis
sailed from here at noon to-day with 109 passen
gers for Liverpool and ii for Halifax. She took
out no specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

THE Vicious Doc, owned by LIE Mott,
at the corner of 21st and Main streets, is to be
killed for attempting to bite child in the street
last Tuesday morning The Mayor has tn power
to order the destruction of such animals, and We
are pleased to see him exercise it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

REMOVING AN OBsTRuCTIoN The ledge
of rock in James river, just below Rockets, is be-
inC blasted, and many heavy pieces ofstone HAYS
already been removed With slfficiency of means
fifteen feet of water could be had across the bar in
q short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

THE CosNs2 SroNs Of tbs Methodist
Church Clay street ID to be laid by the Masonic
Fraternity this afternoon at O'Clock. The knights
Ternplar are to parade an escort to the Masons
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DTsrArCu r0p TUE sPR,NGs.

persoos gciag to the watering Places can have
the Dsrsscs mailed TO them, for any length OF
ne. by leaving their orders At the counting ROOM
aadpAyIng In advance for the time.named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

SLEEPY JURYMAN "A robber was convicted in a
court in Bnffilo, last Friday, and Saturday
morning bis counsel moved for new trial on the
ground that one Of thc iurymen was asleep several
times during the giving ia of the testimony and
was therefore unfit to decide the case. The Judge
held the matter under Amusement.
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iy ID

NJ NortcE. subscriber having
purchased of Mr.. w. Peterson the entire stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the store on the sorre,
of Main and Wall streets, formerly Gaynor Woods
City Drug Store ana having made large additions
and the public generally. everything In my line
good and 81 cheap as they can be purchased else
where. and would be pleased to have them give me
call before purchasing, as feel confident Of giving
them satisfaction.
jy l5-HH CHAS , DAWSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

VOLUNTEER MoyrMsNT-A neat and
appropriate design is now being prepared for the
Volunteer Monument over the late L Hamilton
a member of the New York Seventh Regiment
The desire to subscribe to this monument is SO &c
neral among our citizens, that the committee t.
raise the means will find the task light and plea
SAINT one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

BREAK DowH.-A pair of horses ran
off with hack yesterday afternoon, and f,psettinG
it the Of 4th and Cary streets, bruised
the..driver badly. The vehicle was slightly bro
ken
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SAILING or THE TURKISH ADMIRAL AND
STITE

BosroN, July 1.-THE Turkish Admiral, Mahom-
med pasha, With his suite, sailed in the Arabia
day. from Bost,p. Wednesday. The Admiral IL
recalled home by special orders from the Sultan
Amer Inspecting the Turkish ships OF war 10 Liv-
erpool the Admiral will proceed to London. where
be will hold a consultation with the Turkish Min
ister, and thence 90 to Constantinople The diff
culties of the Ottoman Porte with the hostile Mon
tenegrins cause his services to be needed In carry
lag on the war against them, which Is said to be
the principal reason which influenced the sultan
in recalling him.
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M1sp.m,AsoR-The argument in TIL

WIsDHMDANoR -Ihe argument n TIE
case Of John d. Perrin, indicted fer misdemsanor,
was closed before the Hastings Court yesterday,
and the case given to the jury, who after a brief
retirement. retul ned iuto court aud announced
their inability to agree. They were thereupon adj
journed until this nor ming at IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

CouRrEsY-Tbe New York beard Of aldermen
have adopted a resolution ackno wsedgipg the
courteous reception rendered to the committee on
the Monroe otsequies their recent visit to Rich
moud and Offering the Inequalities of the city to
the DELEGATE on of Yirginians now there.
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p.u1Iy poIsoNED nv A SLAVE

LoulsvIlLE, July Is, 1s5s.-Mrs. Patrick Pope
and family were poisoned by arsenic put into their
coffee by slave girl ten or twelve years oid. MRS
pope il in a critical situation. The rest of the
family are recovering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

THE RICHMOND VOLUNTEERS, detailed
to escort the remains of the late Laurens Hamilton
To New York, are expected to return to this city
this morning, by the steamer Roanoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

TIE LEyIArHAS-This ship 10 no longer to be
called the Leviathan-she 10 to assume her origi'
ma, name--.he Great Eastern. She has been regis
tered In that name, William Harrison, master
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

- wM =. POSTER, ESQ. 10 the authorized
agent for the Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmouth
Subscribers In those cities viii obtain their papers
regularly from him II the earliest possible moment
IN hA Aav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

THE FIRST MEssAsE.-Queeu Yictoria's message
to President Buchanan, to he the first transmitted
by the Atlantic telegraph cable, If successfully laid
has been deposited in sealed package with Mr..
Dallas. 1t will be very interestiug-when 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

EARLY FBUlTs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. P Horton Reach for an "Orange Watermelon -
aud 'CautaIeup," grown at his garden at Mount
Erip, in Henrco. The melon not entirely
ripe, but the "Csntaleup" was as foe as we ever
wish to eat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

EXPORTS on CofroS 70 EukopE.-The exports Of
Cation 70 England from Mobile. during ths Isst
wssk, were 1000 bales From kss Orleans during
the ssgne pssiod. ths exports to Great Britain wers
1b0o0 bales, ard 70 ysascs 1000.
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NO NEWS OF THE TELEGRAPH CAnLE.
ST. JOINS, July lilo A. M.-The weather Is
foggy and rainy. but has the appearance of clear
ing up. Wind N. ". No signs as yet of the tele-
graph fleet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

WESTERN LoHGEvnY.-The Chicago Times of the
9th inst chronicles the death of ian old aud we'll
known resident of Chicago" aud adds, she waa
thirty-two years old"
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CHEAP ESouaH.-Good wheat was sold, four miles
from Bristol Tennessee, on the Goth June, ct 81 a
cents cash per bushel aud could readily be bought
ut 40 cents per bushsl, though the place IL con-
nected directly by railroad with Lynchburg and
Richmopd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

ARRIVAL A. V. Brown, Post
master General arrived in this city yesterday a
ternoon with his family, en- route for bis home Il
Tennessee. He leaves this morning on his journey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

MichselG g. Boze, held
to bail to answer for q isdemeanor, has been sur
rendered to the Mayor by his security.
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HARINH INrnLLloHxCH.

FOR. Of Richmond, July 15-Htgh Fdtsr s'c!s
SAILED,
Schr Susan Rogers, Boston, mdse, d Currie
schr Msncheter, Chicheste, New York, d W
Uurrie.
HAMPTON ROADS, July l3.-Arrived brig Heroid,
Keene Gar ribeap Sea, with gnano.
CLEARED,
July 18th, ship Cerro Gordo. Wetham. Master. for
Liverpool, tobacco, by U Palmer and others.
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THE WEATHER, yesterday, was delight,
full and brought into the streets a large number
| ladies' who were promenading ths sidewalks
| throughout the afternoon.
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PLUES' FAIR
AT COrinthian Hall,
TO-NIGHT.

" " RICHMOND COMMANDERY,
Z" No 2 X T.
~ ORDERS No. %.
SIR KNIGHTS Parade. mounted and In
Null dress and regalia with sword and iaece,
in front of the Richmond and Petersburg Depot,
corner of Eighth and Byrd street. on FRIDAY
EVENING. the 10th inst, at half pact o'clock, TO
perform escort duty to Dove Lodge on the occasion
Of lay ing the corner stone Of Clay Street Church.
By order of X. Ii. GILL. X. Commander.
J. II. REGNAULT, q. General.
~ Members are requested to leave their fatigue
caps at my store without delay.
jyl3-4t J. II. r..
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THE eeUARl is q delightful resort fol
afternoon promenades, but the number Of negroes
who gather there in the capacity Of nurses, 10 be
coming serious nuisance.
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MR. JoNRs-Sr: have used your Corn Eminent,
aud nd great relief from it. 1t has cured two hard
Corns, which / have bsel suffering from for two
years. take pleasure in recommending it to all
who suffer with Corns. either soft hard, as the
best article have ever known.
J 8 FITZHUGH,
with JOHNSTON 4 BRO.
RICHMOND, July IA, 1855 jy l6-2t*
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L0pAL aATTE &C.

ATTEMPTING 70 Enoof.-Ths Italian
lad, John Palmer, who was arrested iset Tuesday
Tor attempting to soot, with pistol, Henry Scott
slave 70 Hatcher Webster, was examlned before
the Mayor yesterday. and held 90 ball fcv his good
behavior. John ie fruit veudsrs and got into
difscuity with the negro on accountof bis brother,
OF whom the negro had forcibIy taken pear
When John drew his pistol, cuase seized II, and
guiding his hand beyond line with bis own per-
son. escaped the ball whom the weapon was dis
charged. The Mayor reprimandsd the accused Tor
CARRYING 1 deadly weapon, but the fact that he
spoke Engiish badly, and professed not TO under
atand It at all, converted the lecture into waste
Of vords
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BLUES FAIR
AT CoRINTHIAN HALL,

TONIGHT,
AWNS, JACONETS AND BERAGES
IL CLOSING OUT PRICES.-l000 yards fast col'd
Lawns at Ga cts 1000 do small figured fine do st lt
cts 2oO0 do handsome fine striped and figured do l2f
cts french JAG NETS ~ cts Organizes fine French
81 cts; kobes at prime cost the fin, 81 goods i'm
ported Ladies in want of fine goods will do well to
call early, We are determ ined TO sell Cur entire
prices Berage Robes at - 50. Also. Dasters, Nuns
Bonnets Hack Bounets Ribbons, Rouches and Mus
Inns We respectfully invite all in want OF real
bargains, to call and judge for themselves
A GWATKIN.
Opposite Exchange Bank,
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NJ CsxorLAsrfo TaxrH

~ CaRorLAsrro TEETH - Artificial
Teeth, BY The CHEOPLAsTICP PROCESS, are insert
ed by tc sibecriber. and warranted TO be snpefici
in every respect TO any other method now in use =
Specimens ean be seen at the suhscriber's Office
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hell.
~ l5-lm JN0 MCCONNELL, Dentist
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us FA1R.-Al.tter has been received


In this city from an Influential gentleman tn Mas
sachusetfs, snquifing the time at which the y. y
Agricultural societys Fair will be held 10 Rich
mond, and promises to send on specimens OF stock
and poultry to compete for the premiums. The
Fair will commence on the 25th Of October, and
the premium lists open to competi:ors through
out the Union. 1.-THE North,o the West, or the
South or the East can send here and bear Oh the
prizes from the Old Dom inion. let them do co. and
meme will, rejoice more than Virginia farmers Mt
their sneeess. sLet those who deserve the palm
wear it,nis the sentiment Of every friend OF agrf
cnitnre in this State The Fair Of the Mechanics
Institute will commence on the 10th OF October,
when We expect to see manufactures OF all KINGS,
from the North, on exhibition.
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MERCHANTS ExcHAYaI.-The impt

MERCHANTS EXCHAEG1.-1he lmpor-
lance of having some place at which our mer.
chants can meet to exchange opinions, and to sell
and buy all articles of trade, that we wonder 1t
has not been established long since The receipts
Of grain are probably too small to justify "Corn
Exchange" exclusively, but if all binds Of pro-
duce, including flour, were offered by sample in
an Exchange room. IL would prove convenience
to both buyer and seller. and would stimulate and
keep alive business at all seasons. In nearly eve
nv other city in the Union, many Of them smaller
than Richmond, exchange rooms have been estab.
lished and proved general convenience. How
our merchants are far behind all others in this
respect we are unable to see
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OPENING OF rHs NICARAGUA RouTs.-The United
States Mail steamer Granada, on her way from
Havana touched at Greytown, and landed Mr.
Allen, yaIderbilts son-in-law, Mr. W. Y. "eo-
ster. the contractor for the land transit, and
another gentleman, who are about making ar
rangemenss to open the Transit route with as III,
tle DELAY az possible. They say that by the LIST OF
October the line will be open for travel
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sA-eEE the new style of Ambrotypes introduced
by TYLxR Co., l39 Main street. They are the only
really good Ambroty pes made North or South, ano
their prices the lowest.
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BRo.p Rock RkcEs.-The fall me etip Q


over the Broad Rock Course will commence on
the 25sh of October and continue i've days. Du
ring the week there to be nine races two every
day except the fourth, when the Jockey Club Purse
will be run for
On the first day-sweepstake for all ages-a dash
OF two miles, $50 entrance play or piay-the Pro-
prietor to add $l00 The second will be 8
sweepstake for years old, out of that never
produced winner, mile heats, 800 entrance, halt
forfeit.
Second Day, . sweepstake for three years old
colts and fiieys, $500 entrance, 500 forf.it-uow
eight entries. Second race, Proprietor's Purse
300, mile heats.
Third Day, Jockey Climb Purse $500, two mile
heats. Second Race, sweepstake for two years
old, 800 entrance.
Fourth Day, Jockey Club Purse $500. three mile
heats.
Fifth Day, Handicap Sweepstake, for all ages
that have run during the week, two mile heats.
300 entrance $25 forfeit, $500 added by proprie-
tor if two or more start. Second Race, . sweep
stake for three years old, two mile heats, 500
entrance, half forfeit
If the above stakes fill, as We believe they will,
and the weather Ia favorable, the fall sport at
Broad Rock will attract hundreds of strangers
who have never seen q race ia Virginia. 1t will
be observed that tie meeting commences on the
opening of the U. S. Agricultural Society Fair in
Richmond, so that the thousands who attend it,
can enjoy the sport at tritlng cost. Let owners
of blooded stock note the factand be on hand with
their best horses.