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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16

THE AMOUNT Oh fooD CONSUMED BY A MAN DURING
HIS LtYE TINs.-We take the following from late
number of the London Times:
NJ Alexis Soyer, In one Of his most touching pic
lures of real life. represents TO US good genius
leading out little aristocrat, or yet unconscious
millionaire to q vast plain, upon which is collect
ed on one spot all the delicate food and costly IL
Quors which that favored being will consume du-
ring the period of his moral struggles, supp0ssg
him TO attain the average age of man. The great
writer throws In the additional and awful touch
that the animals destined for the support OF the
little boy are In that dreadful vision endowed
With life, and are gazing at their future coDsum-
er with lack.Iustre but reproachful eye. Taking
the medium consumption of his daily meals. the
eminent writer in question has calculated that
the boy would be surrounded aud gazed at by
80 oxen, 800 sheep 100 calves. 200 lambs, so
pigs In poultry by ,208 fowls, 800 turkeys, $50
geese, 400 duckliDgs, 263 pigeons; 400 par
tridges pheasants, and grouse, 90 woodcocks and
spipes, 600 wild-duoks, widgeon and teal $50 plo-
1ers, Tuffs, and 500 quaiis. ortoians, and
otteriils, aud a few guillemots and other foreign
birds, also by 500 hsres aud rabbits, ~ deer,
40 gninea.fowi, 10 peacocks, and $50 wild fowl
In the way of fish, BY 10 turbot, 10 salmon, 10
cod, 2Go trout, 400 mackerel, 300 Writings, 500
soIes and slips 400 founders 400 red mullets, 30
cells, $50 hsddocks 100 behring's, aud 5000 smelts;
and by some hundred thousand of those delicious
siIvery whte-fishes In shelfsh, by 20 turtle. 30
600 oysters 1900 Holsters or crabs 100000 prawns,
shrmps, sardines and anehoyes. With enumera-
ton OF the living creatures we will stop. we have
not room TO dwell upon the food, upon the fruits
aud vegetables: would only add that the II
guilds to promote the digestion OF the above arti
oies, enumerated or suggested, counted at ~
hegsheads OF wine, I.36SM gallons of beer, 5si
gallons of spirits, 342 of liquids, &c. This may
furnish "a rough idea of the spectacle that would
meet the intelligent eyes of little Colonel of the
Grenader Guards il summoned at early age to
inspect his future rations. The sight that would
greet the eyes of an embryo soldier destined to
serve under his command would be of far less
complicated nature, seeing that IL would mainly
consist of a huge pile of boiled fresh beef, III
weight equaling I,665 lbs. OF striDgy over-boiled
fresh meat. We have somewhet overstated the
weight, aud over.estimated the esculent value of
this mountain of insipid fash, because n private
soldier does not receive even l ID of such diet
every day, aud even from the weight he actually
receive considerable deduction must be made
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~ AT VERY Low PRICES, FOR CASU.-Our Gus
toners and strangers visiting the city, will find
Fall and Water Dress Goods, marked down to
half price
Fast Colored Lawns at cts per yard
Berage Delaines at Is, worth 81 Z cents
Plaid Ginghams at ~ and l2l4 cts, worth Is cts
Berages and silk Tissues at 81 and % cts, very
cheap
Berage and Organde Robes at auction prices
Rich Lace Sets, Cambria Muslin and Lace Col
lars
A general stock of Staple Goods best makes, at
prime cost at W z PERKINS& Co.'S,
fee No al Eagle Square.
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-,nz7h COX'S LINE.-The onl

sE3s---smTzEs COX'S L1NE.-The only
---.--Es-zs.Ez regular Line Freight Beat from
richmond TO Lyuchburg, three times week. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA. Caut VIM. y. Smith.
Do THOS W. JOHNS Capt Chas. J. Johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt, Jas. W. Maxwell
DO. OLIVIA. Capt. Jos S. Wilkenson,
Do NAPOLEON. Capt. Geo. C. Lsyne.
Do. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class. and com
cave promptly rs advertised. The subscriber. thank
fl for past fsvors literally bestowed begs con-
tinnance of the same. For freight apply to
WM. p. cox, Agt..
At the She'd Dock street, in rear of old Gas Works.
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FARE:
SUPTS OFFICE h. Il D. r. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. %. 1887.
CHANGE SEHE

\
RICHMOND, Oct. %. 1857
go. nrw rssszzezzEy1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
- ~ .s;ssssssE aSifsf.g ULE-wINTER AR
RHNIEM ENT-On aud after MONDAY, the 18th
October, the day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows, (Snnday excepted0
Leaves Richmond at,.,.... 900 O'CLOCK n. NJ.
Arrive at Junction at..."....-......-.lEh 81
Arrive at Danyiile at.............-..... 3!1 Z. Al
RETURNING:
Leave Danyille 10 A. y
Arrive at Junction IZiSI ~
Ann Richmond AT .lAI
THROUGH MAIL ROUTE TO TIE SOUTHWEST.
On aud after THURSDAY, December 10, 1887, the
afternoon Mail Train will run, daily, as follows,
(Snndays excepted-) and connect with the South
Side Railroad trains at the Junction. and that with
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad trains at Lynch
burg, both ways:
TRAIN GOING WEST AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH
ERN AFTERNOON TRAINS
Leaves Richmond Station at.....- $40 o'clk. P N.
Arrive at Junction $50 +. NJ.
RETURNING, COMING EAST:
Leave the Junction at.......-........... Z3b a. NJ
Arrive In Richmond at................. DO A. NJ.
In time TO connect with the trains going North.
This train forms link in the direct through line
from Washington City TO Memphis. by the way Of
Lynchburg Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga
thence to Memphis Nashville, being the most
rect and expeditions route to those points.
DEF @. CAMPBELL. Supt.
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FOR SALE. &C.

L,UR SALE-A quantity of SLATE
4 that has been taken from a roof. Apply at this
office. ia 2li--ts
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NOTICE.-NEW SAD ~
NHE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
l. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE. With IT'S DOUBLE SET OF SELF-ACT
ING NERAT0RS-THE OLDEST OF THE
KIND IN YIRGINIA-The genuine article of Bot
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparlg Pop, Philadelphia Por-
ter and Ale, Champag ne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added TO the above the botting
Of Lager Beer of superior quality, in pint and half
pint bottles, to suit customers.
So IL NJ. MCCORMACK. 3OS Broad st.
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=. -
COAL.

A NTHRAClTE COAL-30u tons RED
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL for
sale at the lowest market price, CASH. Apply TO
c u LIPSCOMB, Coil Office 18th St,
fe 25-s Near Mayos Bridge.
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wv ~ HHuhN . JUHN IS out ~
.d2Es9dR1of the ring. The question will H3T
thy OF his wages. and why should man tell t,f
naught Thankful for past fayors, sod a eeb.ing
ance Of good will,
Rise. yupter, and Snuff the Moor ~
HAGAN'5 JOHN still retains Greek Nation With
all it's laws and indelible RIGHTS for II IA yritten
thar "selfpreseryafon IL the frst law % Nature -
Why should man despair, 50 long AZ there Il rect
10 unfurl. for he knoweth not his destinyt There.
fore, have commenced my old busipess on 18Th
10 six horse Coacb--wiil hire out sell trade
and take Horses on liyery-wl be ready TO trade
for anything, from goose yoke up 20 a blind OK -
Barnum. with all his humbugs, and Walker. win nj,
military renown, Is nothing 10 compare 10 HA
CANS JOHN career. which ron viii hear moreof
hereafter. JOHN HAaAN,
in Ern<k NatLou
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- LADIES' HEEL CATERS,
CUILDREN'S SHOES, of

$500" following most desirable styles, Just
ceivei at hARRIS & co.'s Shoe Depot. viz Patent
leather Oxford Ties, heeled; Patent Leather Broad
STRAP heele,i: Patent Leather Brogans heeed; Goat
Skin Oxford Ties hce'ed French Lasting Button
Caters, heeled, &c &c
HARRIS & co. Shoe perat,
NH Is No I9g Main street
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BARGAINS.
49, GREAT REDuCTION-And no

s<s<z@2 miasaSc.-Determined to close out oil
hick Sole LaClsss Caters 20 make room for spring
stock | will sell them for the unprecedently low
price (fOr the quality of 81 80 worth ".
VIM. WALSH
mhs Sign of Big Boot No. 49, Main ST.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

CTRAW GOODS, BLEACHED AND
- PRESSED.-We have engaged the services of
first rate Bleacher and Prrsser of Straw Goods and
having procured new blocks aud the requisite ma
chinery, are nav prepared to Bleach and Press
Straw Bonnets and Hats of every description.
1t shall be aim to have this style of work done
in the most superior manner, and shall spare no
cessary expense to accomplish the same. The party
whom we have en- gagged, has worked in the largest
straw houses in New York and Philadelphia, and we
think, can give entire satisfaction
DENNIS 4 BRO, Dyers,
Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hail.
70
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- FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
ZEE sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza T. Tally, situated
IN Grace between Jefferson and Madison streets, is
Tor rent from the ist January 1t is in good repair
has large yard attached to it. and contains seven
large rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HART. Esq, at
his store, Broad street, opposite Richmond and Ere
iericksburg Depot. de lS-ts
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NTOUD.-Plnea and Oak WOOD for sale
w by the single cord, on the following terms.
viz: Pine Wood So q. Oak Wood Si-City measure,
Terms cash. Apply to "
NV WARRINGTON,
ia 2o-2m Richmond and FatersburQ railroad.
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Lz.ss5ssS,s--,ss,s GLEN COVE, Captain John Davis,
will not go down Monday next, sth inst, in con
sequence Of having some small repairs done: but
will resume her reg ular trip on "Wednesday morn
ing 10th inst. at 81 O'Clock.
TIE CURTIS PECK will leave usual, on Tues
lay morning 9th 61s o'clock and return the next
Law NH *. q. HAShINS.
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m JOHN DOOLEY, q
ILL HAT MANUFACTURERS, 0

&C., &C.,
fS1 Main Street, Richmond. VAL
Would respActfuliv inform tho trade that he has
now in store his full supply of HATS, OF tho newest
and most fashionable styles for the
SPRING TRADE OF ls5s.
His old customers have his sincere thanks for
their long continued favors aud are collected sti 10
continue their valued patronaRe-whie new ones are
urgently invited to Famine one OF the largest stock
Of HATS ever offered to the public in this market
mlt Him JOHS DOOBb1t
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4EEx GEO. "A. AlNsLtE-4sWo uId
Efk- respectfully invite HE attention a kl,
fashionable asscrtmeht Of CAKR1AaEF, BCfjfYs
&C. This work 10 manufactured III this ttty by rf,
bttsnt workmen, and out OF the best ihaterlsi A
call from those desiring 10 purchsee II ffquest1d.
ALsO-A secondhand SIX seat CAERtAHF snd
HARNESS, ID good order, for sale low.
0EO. A. AINsLIR
Coach Maker. insh street
3 " W-2m between Mair AMI Cnfv
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CAW MILL-The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island, from
Mr.. John Williams have made arrangements to get
continuous supply OF fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER TO builders and others on reasonable
terms They viii endeavor % make 1t the interest OF
builders deal with them. and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill. at our Shop, 9th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended TO.
62-ts JOHN GEO. 6iRSON.
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r. A. .. Chose who are compelled
LIZ TO travel. should call and supply themselves
with an Invaluable Englirh Army 0verCont-no
other overCoat can supply their place in inclement
weather. They are cut In style which can be
with comfort fine 0verCoat. Tho price Is tri
fling which il regulated by the style of Cape, at
from 81 10 S. 80 and g. can SUPPLY any demand.
fef ;. y. GOODMAN, No ii9 Main 1T.
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E1- tiARTsHoRAs's CURg-ALL-

TIE GREA PAIN ANN1HILATOR,
AND kHhs0f koH DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M
tcH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPA ED B ! Il CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs =, 81 and 50 cents ana one dollar,
TIE GaEA EEoT DIsCUFE6Y IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSH0REE'S CURE-bLL should be kept in
all families case of accidents sudden sck knees
II frequenty cu in lass time than ii requires TO
get Physician.
I; pain in any Part of the system and is used
externally and int rnaily.
SO As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce n bad Cold, rheumatism Neuralgia, Sore
Throat. Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth ans
Mar Acne Agns or Jumps in tho Breast, Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also. stif Eeck-every psrsoD
should get bottis. II acts upon the Nerves, Mue-
cIee. sinews. Blood and Bones, and. by its warming
tsco.Fomsenetic power. pels ali pain from the
ten. Get bottle aud try il. -
SB.-If you Gave Cough, use seHARTSHORNE's
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY it is The
pest Cough Iup in the world % and 59cts bottle
Il 0g are Bilious. u.e HAkTcBUkAES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. fhey act upon the Liver, stoH
s5s ana Bowels. carrying of ali Bile and Foul Sc
crs;io3s. Is cents buX.
The above medicines TO be had at ail Drug Stores
n nichmond. Norftlk. Petersburg sad all towIs in
Virginia, Ce l5-Sm
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THOMAS BINroRp


N4I1 STaEs~--NorioE. WATSON tax s Pictures
fsom, cents 10 $40. Anbrotypes. Mslainotypes on
laslher aud thotosraehs life size plain or colored
ehrr pastsle or oil, The painting to be done y
i-.t class portrait painter. BE does not pretend
isk@ them by she I.ocu or by the aid of machine
r. sgisAbls for running railway cars or an oseap
iln. pf steamers, He has two skylights, enabling
q at all times 20 get good Pictures an advantage
10, pcs sessed by any other dailery In Richmond
Also-Plcturcs taken fer the Ster oscope.
I6-jm
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ssSs> II .pTsaosEs's AsrI-BILIoUs Pills

the ssfs. and test Purga.iye Pills in use. They
upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carryin 4
of ali biie snd every foul secretion. They don't
gTipe easy IL their operation and can be taken
any tiEno without fear of expo ure They remove
Gods froa the - ySeID and prevent Rheuns ism -
II yol suffer with soy pain, use HA -TSuOhSE's 3
CUR "A IL, the great PAIN ANSlulLAToH. II
you have cough, use HARr5HORNE's COuG Il
sYRUP, which is The Uc5t Cough Syrup in the
~sfd.
Sod By all Druggists in Ricl m0ni. &C l5-sn
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MARIEB iETELLIoENCx.

Port Of Richmond, Oct. 27- High Water "a c'c,k
ARRIVED,
Schr Susan. Dell, Baltimore, oyster shells, J 8
At~e.
Sehr Cornelia, Cox, Albany. lumber. H Whit
lock & Son.
schr George Washington, Camp, Philadelphia,
coal, Morris 4 Tanner.
schr Alabama. Vangilder, Philadelphia coal, D
Botts. r
SAILED,
sehr George W 0rics. Palmer. Baltimore mdae,
w d Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr south Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdze, W D
CoQutt Co
schr Jos A Edmundson. Lafsver. Norfolk, mdzs,
" ID Colanitt A Co -
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
J. -Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price Dr. Shermans grea. radical cure rupture
t in tie power of all to obtain Of
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can Cen
Yerientiy be sent by mail or express 70 any portion
Of the State.
scud . measure Of your hips or petvis-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring. dis
kinctly writing your name and place OF residenee-
Fhe pad OF this Truss works on the ball and socket
Systsrn giving IL great latitude Of motion 30 as to
APPLY its pressure at any given point and then nxinS
il there af your pleasure by small lever attached
Il is worn with perfect comfort The Truss 10 neat
Instrument being perfectly simple and Det at all a
bic to get out of order or be broken II has cured
great number ofpersons In this city and throughout
she State and will most eheerfuil5 refer 70 gen
slemen who well known for their yeracity and
respectabilty, who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and thu ttoo in cases
Of long standing and Of sn aggravated nature
Ali Iaedical men pronounce II tie very best Trns
known.
Persons not knowing us can send their money 70
any merchant or friend In the city, or we will give
sny reference as 10 ponsbity and promptnees
rho Truss or any information concerning "a ssn b.
No. II Main street, Richmond.
NB Persons owning valuable slaves Who are rupr
sured should by I'll means obtain one; for they VIII
aot only cure but are 20 urable that they are the
cheapest In the end.
terms. de l3-ly
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ssg- $50. PRICE Rspucsp. $50.
-. WHE&LRH 4 WILSON

IA. t@sen tn" higheSt rgcriua. wherever exhibited
81 ne Fail Pairs of 1855 Including the stale Fairs
- NV fern, New dorsey psnusylvania. kenssrs
X li!n1is Wisconsin, sHS Cssssr ass and the ea,rs
Il tte Ccfnaai, petrois, Chicago AID st. Lnusa In.
"a. fice 81 Maia street, Richmond
I Tosptc tuly ask the attention Of purchasers 10
tha4a gs, hE,s which. for far iy use con gaentiv
re.1p ae' ii as the best ever ctiered 90 the public
- E5-i2,' Ii CSAtGE. Ageat
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sssg- ALL THOSE WHO ARs AFFLIcrsp

With auY CErouic Disease considered incurabls will
Teceira L.ttsr giving information which will in
+pecd and psra lssnt cure, by sending their
and stamp (to prepay l,ostsge) to Dr.. E.
\. T9ors, the oeieDrated Chronic Physician, and
author of e Medical Common Ssnse," saratoga
Springs N. Y. SO l3-dxw3m
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-. SPECIAL NoIIos VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL PAIR.-Person
ming Certificates of meIab 3rship IL the Virginia
Central Agricultural Society, and have FREQ sscess
sadsr tho Ballard Bousa. opposite the Exchanss
Hotel l2-dtAyfh
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p@- THn Bssr CogoH srRur IN II

D@- The Best CoEaH STRuP IN TIE
WORLD e2
The best Cough Syrup - the world II Harts-
horne's Pectorai Syrup cf Wild herry.
This article il prepared by q chemist. aad is pfc.
noupced by medical men, and those who have used
il, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds.
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Hoarseness. sore Throat frum
q cold, and preventive of that lion Of diseases.
Persons who sing should use 1t. Tits pleasant 70
tho taste softene clears and the voice,
ALA, all irritation OF the throat ana lungs and pre-
vents taking ccld.
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gis.s in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
Sowns In Virginia, &C lo-Sm
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THE FIRENEN.-FireC Companies Nos J.,
and paraded yesterday, in uniform, and visited
the Fair Grounds. Their neat appearance vas q
snbiect Of com limentarY remark.
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FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS S--We learn from passen.
gers over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that for
several days the mountains between Aitsmopt and
Piedmont, and In the viciLity CT New Greek Sta
tion, have been on fire. After night the sight is
represented as awful, grand and imposing, the
whole range OF mountains, near which tho rail-
road passes being s,reaked and striped with lines
OF IRE. No great danger is apprehended by those
the fences surrounding the farms on the low lands
sbe owners re against fire." that is they SET the
woods on fire near the property. which they de-
sire to protect and the fires meet The woods are
set on eby hnDters every season to. drive the
game towards the water courses, and by chesput
gatherers, who burn the leaves from the trees TO
get the nuts more conveniently - Raeeling, Ia :,
Intelligencer.
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PaKMIuMs.-No formal announcement
of premiums has yet been made, but we uuder-
stand that they have been awarded to Revenue,
Fly-by. Night, Telegraph, Torquator, Exchsquer,
Griff Edmondson and Navgator-in the class Of
thoroue hhred afalliona
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EsS- CURTAIN GOODS.
Holm r RE(sNAIT.T

tt9s MAIN SrgE III
SQUARE, ABOVE NEW CUSTOM uOUSE
gaS received au eiessnt and extensive Assortment
os CURTAIN MATERIALS. consisting Of
bR0G.fELLs,
SATIN DIS t.kINKS,
INDIA silks
FkENCH CHINTZ
LACE CURTAINS.
GILT C0RNICES,
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nr HuxpRRDs Of our citizens COM
plain Of debility and langor Of the system. derange-
nent Of the liver or stomach, want Of Appetite eto
Thet frequently the result Of TOO cfoss sppnca.
tisp and 4 fbou.and other causes that We cannot
here name but we would say TO all Sfncted. do -
We done-use Dr.. j. HesrEfrxk's CELEBRAfrp BIO
MACH BIrTrns and our word for IL, you wu bceused.
We recommend this medicine. knowing rom expe.
risnce that II b much superior TO the generanty OF
Yer sale by DruSgisss aad dealers generally every.
-hs-a - ee ~ din
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s9 500, 500, $50, $50. S50.-srs-

- - F~~1 $70~f VT ~V0' '~~*'
6Yg's SgwIss MACHINss-Ne have jUst produced
sud sre now pre- pared so supply orders for Singer
Ne~ Family Sewing Machine continuing the lates
Improvement. a. the extreme low price of PIBTl
B2iLARs. Gtfice 2l7 Main street.
A. u. BUTTERFlELD
OC t-1ei
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The PIcKPocKsTs.-A young man, call
ing himself James McCaffaty, was arrested at the
Danville depot on Tuesday evening, for picking
the pocket of James NJ. Fowlkes. He was detected
in the act aud seized, and violence would proba-
bly, have been done, but for the timely arrival of
of1cer johnson, who marched him OF to the cage.
The Mayor has not yet investigated the case.
The examination Ct Jshn Law, for picking John
A. Lacy's pockets, ON the Fair Grounds, Tuesday,
has been postponed until Friday.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


nienmond, and nsisholf, Of Nov York, have hns
Gopsc'nsns os the above machines on the FAIR
W. Mad'sry, Harness, de.-Mr. g. &. Cotsreii and
Mf.u. Mann, both OF Richmond, have sttractiys
specimens Of their work 90 exhibition.
I1Tssd0e&-Amoag the articles 20 BE- seeu an ai,e
main avenue, none attract more attention than
King - ~s"ss
Wagons MIR. p. Luck. Of Richmond, has sew.
era specimens Of street wagons and salkies on the
ground. M. y. P. 0dell, and Mr.. D. b. Corrie.
also Of this city, have eons of their hspdivork
IN she same line, on exhibition.
0eom Engtnss.-As the visitor enters the Fair
urounas, one OF the rst objects that meets the e,e
IS tne display Of steam engines Among them is
one rom thesonndry of Messrs Talbot ( Brother
Que MADE BY Mr. Rahm, one BY Estenger L Rd-
pond, . and one from the extensive works Of Joseph
n n anderson. They are all employed in driving
toe machinery Of different articles intended 10 ad
pursuits. AN 's'si
Gssnea hgs-0ne Of the most attractive and
interesting collections to be seen on the pds Of
tue Fair, fs that OF Mr.. James r. Rstc.ifFs OF Ven
rsco county, consisting Of about one hundred
Guinea pigs of all ages and siz.s We vouid adj.
wise every visitor to look at them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28
AsHLAsp RACES Two races took nl.c

ASHLAND RACES Two races took place
yesterday. The first, sweepstakes for colts and al
lies three years old. mile heats 800 entrance $50
forfeit, was won by J. T. & T. Doswelrs ch T. by
Revenue, beating J. Belchers br c. by ChiIde Hsr-
rolde, and c. Green's &. I. BY Glencoe. Time 1:49-
1:4SL
The second race, three mile heats, for the pro-
prietsrs purse $500, was won by X. Ii. Dickinson's
CHI b. Wickliffe, over W. Ii. Gibbons ch. h. Gear.
Time 5:57H
The four mile race takes place to day. See Cd.
vertisement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

Two LADIES were relieved OF small
sums Of money, which they had in their pockets,
by chera,iers dindusrie, the Fair Grounds, yes
tarday morning.