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rs~ ~BuYkRs OF SrovKs, ATTENTION
asa SNYDER,

ASA SNYDER
AT THE RICHMOND ST0yk WORKS.
R4UaxoNn, VIRGINIA.
,ortiaueS the manufacturs. for the supply of tbA
sr'.hc,u lasrkt. OF those very Popular COOKING
$40 VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
0kM or TnE SOUTH. lthc best double oven
stove extant
SOUTHERN PLANTER
StuTukRN IRON WITCH
AND
RICHMOND PREMIUM
Also HEATING STOVES for parlors. Offices.
s.1r,cS tactories chnrchts, ard depcts
So RE NJ EMBER-EN
That these Stoves are hedrfsT than Northern
storeS and cost 40 more per pound; that Repairing
RAGS can lie st all times promptly supplied and
.sc,. see! Ation IS warranted to prove satisfactory
AZ -er,,hcates OF merit might be produced by
~. 3reS!s IL necessary.
BIS SURE
r, enquire foy the "RlCHMoND MAKE OF
soy IS. aa3 hsy 40 others, as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, aud are therefore more
interested IN uieir sale &C i-iD
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Two MEN KILLED, ,-P. Murphy and James RafIery
aborers on she Coal River. (vs Navigation works,
we're crushed 10 death on the 25th instsnt BY the
fsliine OF 10 embsnkmsnt, under which they we're
vorking st lock No. Q, on Coal river.
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UNFoRTUNArE.-On Monday night last, Vim. II.
Robinson, alias Morrison, native of Virginia, who
had been discharged the Saturday before from the
Kentucky penitentiary, and who had spent mu ch
of his life in a similar institution in his native
State, was killed near Frankfert by being run over
by the cars,
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HOTEL FLoArED ORF.-The Point Comfort Hotel,
si.uateu on Cooey Island, New York, was carried
away by the high tide on Monday evening Iast =
The building was of frame, three stories in height
The domestics who we're In charge Of the prsmi-
ses took refuge GU the neighboring sand hills
ana Witnessed the total destruction Of the build-
ing, which was dashed in pieces and carried out TO
sea. The house, with the contents, was valued at
about $5Ooe The bath houses, sheds, &c., attach-
ed to the Ocean House, were also carried away
ousy.
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HoRAcH Bell RsLxAssD.-By telegraph from New
Albany, Ia we learn that Horaes Bell was released
on bail, and had arrived at New Albany from Bran.
dssbure. He was received At the theatre With trs.
msndous applause.
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u.y Srxxgr.--Sorics. WATSON takes Pictures
I'm s. cents TO slOl. Ambrotypes, Meiainotypes on
ea;hcr sud Photographs lite size. plain or colored
e,ber 10 pastile oil The painting TO be done by
orSt ass portrait painter He does no, pretend
tc TAX them by the .tco by the aid of maehine
~ suitable fur running railway cars or an ocean
line Of steamers. He has two skylights, enabling
ne, PCS ,@sscd by any other Gallery in Richmond
Also-Pictorcs taken for the StsI oscope.
.r Is-fgD
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There were 1l0 dsaths IL Philadelphia last voak.
n. npnAt, the discovsrsr Of the new oone1 has
bean appointed aasts1ent astroseaer - - Inpe.
rial M9eoam n I1ogence.
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TERRIBLE REsuIr OF yERplcr.-In Q suit decided
at Columbus, Indiana, on Wednesday, Shrewsbury
& Price against Newhsrter, verdict was rendered
for the former for $4,000, when the latter drew
pistol and shot himself through the heart, killing
him instantly,
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A NEw IRoN SAFE D,paE.-The St. L"uis Herald
saws thar at fire In that city last week. "a FIRE.
proof ssfs, Of imposing appearance aud high pro
portions. standing outside. the building. and ap
sre ntly out of danger, caught fire and was entire
II com mon sheet iron, thinner even than that
used for stove ppes, and filed in with pine. With
malIet aud q common sheath knife man could
have cut the whole thing to pieces in fifteen min
utes"
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No SUIcIDE.-James A. Maitland, author of
.sSartaroe." who lately made his exit from New
York, with touching announcement that he was
about committing suicide, has turned up at Mon
treaI, in Canads.
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PREMIUM LIsT.-The returns have all
been made to the Secretary, but the late hour at
wh ch We received them last night preciudes their
publication till to. morrow.
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INSANE ---Louisa Vandervall. . free
woman Of color, who was recently bef- re the
Mayor for disturbing the peace Of the neighbor.
heod in which she lived, has been sent to the
Asylum at williamsburg.
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FIRs AssocIATIos.-The semi-annual
"wasbing" required by law took place on Saturday
After squirt" ct the Basin, members repaired to
the Office Of the Association, and partook Of col
lation.
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,R's CouRr -Buta single case was

ARRIVED ALL the Artistes named in
the advertisement Of Strakosch's Troupe arrived
| at the Exchange yesterday. The grand concert
will take place to night at Metropolitan Hal.
Mile parodi never in better voice than at pre-.
sent,
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SALE OF MONTE CHRIsro.-A Paris letter men,
tons the purchase, for $4,000 francs, of the ceIe.
brated villa Of Monte Christie, on an island of the
Seine, on which Alexander DUMAS lavished enor.
nous sums, by Monsieur Fowler, an American
dentist In Paria =.
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Row AMONG Price FIaHTERs Friday night
last, in New York, at Lafayette Hall, the Benicia
Boy whipped "Dublin Tricks" one Of Morrissey's q
seconds, for having reported that he sold the fight
to MorrIssey. Dublin Tricks was whipped quite
badly. Morrissey is out in letter, still insisting
that has retired from the prize ring forever.
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Nor TRUK.--The rumor that Mr.. Preston, of
Kentucky. has declined the mission TO Spain, 10
untrue. He accepted the appointment, and is
preparing for his departure.
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lcoRRKsPoNpKNcI.l

Dr.. JAMES b MoCAw, Professor
o. Chemistry Of Medical College Of Virginia -Dusr
S,rs We would feel obliged II you would obtain nom
Or, Or m anderson the pill he haa in his possss-
the late Mr.. Woody,l and anaiyse the same for ~ .
giving Us written statement Of its contents
Respectfully, WARIN0 FEAEnN 81
Richmond, Oct. a2d. 1858. - -
. RICHMOND. October 18th lg55
Messrs. WAXING PEARcE-Geptlersep / have
carefully analy sed the pill, given me BY Dr. Il.
AMtarsop and ind that 1t contains . small portion
or " mA, out mainly consists Of the sulphale Of
f,isfinetly proved By variety Of tests. have no
dcuo that the pill Was composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents. -
Very respectfully, B McCAv
&C film
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GRApHIc.--The Chattanooga Advertiser says there
Ia grocer In that city who Is said to be stnay
that be was seen to catch fly eff bis counter, hold
ing him mp by his hind legs. and looking IN the
cracks of his feet to if be hadn't been stealing
some of his sugar
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E~ PARKE PoINDEXTER,

RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice In the city of Richmond aid in the
Counties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
Sa- Office in Lise's Building. corner Of Main and
I4th 23-I2m
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FIRs.-A small stable, owned BY Mr..
James D. Elicit, on 9th street, vas burnt last
Friday night about II osleck.
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S.s- $50. $50. $50 $50 S50-s1S

sxa's SEWING MACHINES We have just produced
sad Az now prepared 10 saIpiy orders tor singers
New Family saving Machine containing the latest
hprevSuIsnt, At the extreme low price OF 2IRTY
pJlLiGS ifice 2l7, Main street.
A. g. BUFTERFIELD.
II
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PRICE ONECENT.


0reea Division - Reau- Publae Pre-
M -lReecnss- c1scers Eecfed m zempey.
dHce Oyean-zn xevss, Dc, de.
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MECHANICS FAIR.-Among the new
street, are a case Of Sharp's superb rifles; new
rotary motion produced without the aid Of q
crank; severel magnificent paintings, and va
riety of fancy work. The Fair thus far has proved
the most successful held by the Institute,
and Judging from the number of new members
already obtained, and the prompt renewal Of old
ones, our citizens have determined to give the
Institute such aid as will enable 1t to carry its
schools in the most successful manner. Every
man, who can afford to do So should become life
member at once; and If there any Of our cii.
zens who feel disposed to make donations of books
or money to the cause, the Secretary or Treasurer
will gladly receive them.
To night, let our readers remember, the Rev.
JAMES A, DUNCAN, Pastor of Trinity church, is to
deliver an address in the Exhibition Hall, and we
are sure that all who know any thing of his ability
Ne an orator and a scholar, will need NO second
Invitation TO lear him.
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IMPRISONED RoR LHs.-Mrs. Gardner, couvic ted
OF murder in the second degree for poisoning her
setrs, has been sentenced to the House Of Correc
tion for life.
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~ DR. JoHx B. WALrHALI, (Hon~s-
pathist) offers his professional services 70 the cit
zens Of Richmond and Its vicinity. Once ct his -.
sidence. on Leigh street. two doors ffoA sth.
u 0l2-dly TFJa Hs
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AoaIouLruRAL FArR.-The Fair olosed

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Fair closed
on Saturday. large number of persons re-
sorted TO the grounds, though the attendance
was no thing ke that on previous days, f,r
it was generally supposed that the interest Of
the exhibition would be diminished by the
withdrawal OF articles and stock. Stili, there
were enough there to make it sociable, aud
we are inclined to the opinion, the weather
and ether circumstances considered, that it was
one OF the most pleasant days of the-Fair Lord
and Lady Napier we're on the grounds early, and
remained until 0 late hour, examining the cattle
and the machinery, in which they both seemed to
feel deep interest. The department of Lady Ma
pier was by DO means sristoeratic, though some
what unusual, particularly in regard to the entire
absence of prudshness, and We wish that all our
ladies could have observed her movements on the
grounds. She is a handsome lady, and apparently
has all the natural gfsces which adorn the female
character.
In the afternoon, Mr.. Lanier, horse tanner No. 3,
made display of his powers in the large tent.-
We understand that he completely succeeded In
breaking vicious colt in Q short space of time.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. Ira Merwin Is 80 fortunate
or successful as TO have been able to pick ripe
Strawberries from his garden within q fe v days
Neac Haven Journal, Oct. q.
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x LIN
x,,s-HARTsaoaXE's ANfI-BiLIous PILLS

sre the safest and best Purgative pills ia Use. They
al ap0a jhs Liver, stomach aud Bowels. carrying
OF ai Bile aaI every font secretion. They don't
g1ips easy liz their operation and can be taken
81 suy time without fear OF exposure They remove
Gods from toe system aud prevent kheums isw -
Ii YoG suifar win sny pain, use HApTSHOhNE's
tCR ~ Ii, the great PAIN AANlHILAr0R. IL
YEA hsve cough, use HAKTSH0RNE's COUGb
SYRuf, which Is the oest Cough syrup in the
world.
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TaIunpHAr Paocr,srox = eaturd.v

IkluAPHAL PRocHssToN - Raturday
I,ss vas gala day with the employees OF the ga
gle Foundry" Of this city, and most heartily did
they e3joy II. The day befo . the judges e the
National Agricul sural Fair awarded Mr.. p. RAuM
GOLD MEDAL o. HONOR, over all competitors, for 8
nne engine manufactu.-i at his wosks, wnieh 20
much elafed his many friends that trey determn.
60 10 have hrand jolifcation over the success
Accordingly, on Saturday Afternoon, the engine
was Handsomely decorated with Gags and wreaths,
aud 'nnumerabls bauues were procured BY the
wofknen, TO be displayed along the streets. At 4
O'Clock horses were attached to the engine. bard
OF music was procured, and the employees. pre-
ceded by the Mayor of the city and Mr.. Rahm,
TOOK up the line Of march, and escorted the vcto-
rious machine back to the Workshop, where an
abundance OF refreshments we're literally partar
Ken Of Along the line Of march, the procession
the corner of 9th and Main streets, was warmly
greeted by crowd Of spectators, some of whom
had hoisted national flag across the street, and
kept 1t waving 10 token of triumph, until the
throng bad passed The victory OF Mr.. Rahm IL
one OF which he may we'll feel proud, and We are
sure he cannot feel otherwise than happy at the
congratulations rendered him on the occasion.
Mayors CouRr Butts single case was
brought to the attention of the Mayor on Saturday
Such a calm after storm afforded relief to all
parties concerned, which was by no means hard to
take. The individual who presented himself before
the bar Of justice was John Blake, whose offence,
as charged on the book, was beating his wife. He
denied the charge. however, and as there was no
proof that he did ythiGs more than get little
merry, after the Fair, the Mayor dismissed the
case.
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- CIoAHs, .
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTUED TOBACCO
large and we'll selected stock, a ss
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL g aa
JOHN BOUCHER,
t fr s ssssF-szstt s.lAth street.
between Main and Franklin sts
B.-CI0ARs made in any style to order.
5-Sln .s-..st ID. sss
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AMERICAN CAPTAIN DrAD.-Capt. Thomas Watson,
master OF the bark Lydia Gibbs OF Charleston,
which was seized By British cruiser on tho suspi.
cion Of being sisver. died at Ayuda, on the ceass
Of Africa, on the 18th Of July. He was prisoner
IL the hands OF the British at the tms OF bis death
and vas burisd rear the fort In which he had been
eounnsd. Ths matter Of The oaotnFs b 70 - lid
before the U. 8 governmsat.
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n6c Dr. AcHILLRs AsCoLI's Office, On
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srn.
NH PLY g 4
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E0R SALE "A superior Buggy and
Harness, Of George A Ainslie'ss msnufsctur
nearly nsw and IN good order SOLD for want Of use
Apsly to Aiasic. Oh i0sh street, or to the suit
scstber W0 TAYLOR.
&C TIT of Jas M Taylor Sons
BE THE c0AQUER0k against any
Case of secret disease; II il certaia TO cure yos
Aiao, CoPA4FA CAPSULES and C0PAHIAk. Fer
sale by l. WAGNER, Druggist,
&c Corner stor. At sth and Broad sts.
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SUPE2lkfENDkNTS OFFICE X, q u. H. H.,
Richmond, Get. sth, 1858. !
-. rSsSs1ggs NOTICE. - Exhibition

n
Yih6iHfA CEsTAAL AGRICULTURAL sOCIE-
tbs, 20 be Aed ii i Richmond. commencing OF
MONDAY, Oct l5th 1883:
This is 20 inform einbers Of these Societies
ing TO Richmond over thi. road, that upon pIesenta
tiou Of their certificate of membership at the tim
q Purchasing the tickets. 70 come TO Richmond
tsey will be entitled TO free return ticket whiei
will be furnished them at the time OF procuring
said tickets down Those tickets can be gotten. on
and after tAe I'D October and good only from thai
cay 10 the ist Noysmber, Inclusive.
AsaatsrS qfh tie Firgin1id State Agricultural SDctdy
70 be held IN fstsystnrg. commencing on Tuesday
Noyembsr tho Ind, who may come over this road
will oe eutitted 20 free return ticket, presenta
tob Of their certfca'e Of membership 70 the Agent
at the Station at the time Of procuring their ticket
To visit tho Fair Those tickets can be had, on ans
sfeg october the 2sth and good emily from that das
- the sth AoYeIubeT. inclusive. ~
stock or other articles sent over this road for ex
httttes Al either Of the above Fairs will be charges
the usual rates Such stock other articles will be
Ieturned FREE. If such stock. &c.. has not changed
owners.
Two days notice must be given prior to sending
&C lt--diD q IAMPBELL Supt
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49, 80 ssza ~ Ase xxsss y
saisa sssss
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y. snIDasoaD. q. SusLuY 1A4y!
RaIDGFORD Il Cll., General Comni ID
=, sien sas xervasdiAg Asrchants. o. The Reh.
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CRY COUNCIL An adjourned meeting
cf the City Council was held Saturday afternoon,
for the purpose Of electing the icets of the new
Fire Brigade
Before proceeding to the special order, the fol-
lowing resolution, offered by MIR. Allen, was unani-
mously adopted:
hesoired, That the thanks of the Council are due,
and they arc hereby rendered, to Michael Gretter,
has discharged the duties Of Overseer of the Poor
for the last twenty -four years.
Mr.. Randolph suggested, as the lot at present
owned by the city, 9th street, was not q suita-
bic location for FIRE engine, the propristy of SELL
ing that lot, and purchasing lot more dssira.
BILE
A resolution was offered by Mr. Robinson, and
amended by Mr.. Allen, to instruct the Committee
on the Fire Department to inquire into the expe-
dency of disposiDg of the lot on 9th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, heretofore assigned to the
use Of the department, and purchasing another in
place thereof.
Mr.. Grattan offered the following as a subs,i,
tute.
Resolved That the Committee on the Fire Depart
ment be directed to inquire and report to the Coun-
1ary for the of the Fire and if they
shall be Of opinion that additional engine houses
necessary, to consicer and report the proper loca
ton for such engine houses, and whether q proper
lot for the purpose IN be obtained at such Ice .tion
and the expense the reof And that they also report
upon the expediency of selling the lot on 9Th and
Cary streets belonging to the city.
The resolution passed
A resolution Was adopted directing the Superin-
tepdent of the Gas Works to deliver to the Union
Benevolent Society 500 bushels of COKE for the
benefit of the poor.
The Council then proceeded TO the consideration
of the special orderthe election of officers for the
Fire Brigade.
Principal Engineer.-The name of John j. Fry
was presented as an applicant for the post OF Prin
cipal Engineer, supported by petition from
number of citizens.
Lewis L. Barnes, present Principal Engineer,
also offered his name a candidate for the office.
Mr.. Randolph nominated h. Milton Cary.
The roll was then called, and the vote resulted
follows: Fry 4, Barnes 6, Cary5 5. Necessary for
a choice, s. Second ballot-Barnes 4, Fry 6, Cary
5. Third, fourth, fifth, the same. Sixth-Barnes
3, FryT, Cary 5. Seventh-Barnes 4, Fry I, Cary
L. Eighth-Barnes 6, Fry 5, Cary g. Ninth aud
tenth, the same Eleveutn-Barnes 7, Fry I, Cary
l. Twelfth-Barnes 6, Fry 9, as follows:
Fbr John j. Fsy-Messrs. Gresnor, Grattan,
Haskins, Hill Richardson, Roddey, Randolph,
Stokes and Whitfeld-9.
For Leinis L. Barnes-Messrs. Allen, Denoon,
Epps, 6lazebrook, Robinson aud President-6.
So Mr. JOHN J. FRY was declared elec ed Prnci-
pal Engineer of the Fire Brigade.
COMMUNICATIVE following persons were put in
nomination.: Charles Bates, G. A. Brockmeyer,
Thomas Clemmitt, Hugh W. Fry, Jr., E. P Gaines,
VIM. s. Weed, Virginius Bossieux d. Hagerty. Ven
cent Bargamin, Jcs s. Robinson, John I. Rogers,
Frank johnson, James Ii, Pierce
On motion, the election was postponed until the
regular meeting of the Council, on the second
Monday in November
The Council then adjourned.
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~ ssrae-raer4szEFsE1 NOTlCE.- - EAdI-
sba xS$1zS<txsSG BITloN OF THE UNITED
STATES AND F1hGlN MA CENTRAL AGRICuI-
TukAL sUCIETI ES Notice is hereby given that
members of the Virginia Central Agricultural So
clety WIN may come over the route OF this company
betWeen Washington and chmond, on the occasion
Of the Exhibition Of the United States and Virginia
Central Agricultural societies 10 be held al Eich
nond, commencing on Monday, 25th October will
be allowed the privilege Of returning free and q
ticket - that elect be obtained of any agent Of
inond provided the Sooietys certificate Of member
khip is exhibited 10 such agent the time of pur
chasIng ticket for kichmUnd. Persons will not bt
allowed the privilege Of returning free after becom
ing members il K chmond.
sAM'L RUTH, Supt Trans.
n. P.-Tickefs not transferable and good only from
Frtay, 22i October, to Monday, lst November, 1858
Inclusive.
SUfICE.-PeTsons aesirous of sending stock Ct
other articles the read of this company intend
ell fr exhibition at the United states and Virginia
Contra Agricultural Fairs, held a, hichrnopd, will
be charged the usual helght rates. shorld such
stock other articles tsa returned in the bands
the LIE owner, no further charge will be made.
Persons wishing to nd stock, must give POUR days
no ice 10 the Depot Agent 80 that proper cars ma
be provided. SAM't. RUTH. srp't Trana.
UsseeKF &PRR Co, aichuicDd. 1865. re ze
p. S.-Members Of the Virginia state Agricultural
See.eg wishing to attend the exhibition 70 be heie
AT Pet gsburI, Commencing On "a November can r.
taru TI'E aAd ticket 10 that e.c can ne procured
pAyipEp he eOc,etys certificate iB exhibited to the
Ca,npsay Agent at the time of taking passage foI
Richm I'D.
Tickets not transferable, AMI go6a ONLY from 22t
lest y the Ith November, 1858. INCLUSIVE.
sci2 sAM'L RUTH, Supt.
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DRlVATE BOARUING.-MISS BID

Il GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
hoass of Main and 7th Streets and will open
ii for the reception Of Boarders the lat OF october
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
iry brt tpad duv I'm
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BOARDING.

AIRS. RICHARD CROUCH having sc
Iva yersl vacant no JMS. persons desiring Board
can be accommodated. Apply at the corner Of Clay
and Fourth streets. 2S-eodts
uOARDiNG-Uur house. on Grace st, :,
~ between 5th and 9Th, is row open for the accom-
mediation OF boarders r B MURRAY,
oc 22-t. MI MTRRAY
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The TRor AT BRoAD BocK. - Four
horses started in the twenty mile trot ct Broad
Rock Course on Saturday. The result, was a. fol
lows: Dayis's horse let down during the 18th
round, and Jones's on tho 18th round. One Eyed
Joe lost nile, but made up the twenty after the
racs closed. MeCoy's horse was the winner, In II
minutes SO seconds.