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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
DELLEVUE HOSpITAL.-ThisI Institu
- ton. which ha, been in successfu operation for
he last fire years. Is situated on

BELLEVUE HOspITAL.-This Institu
has eesn siuaed az on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
In delightful. airy position. aud Is fnrnsnsd wth
every convenience conducive TO the comforl OF pa
TENTS and the successful treatment OF disease;
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs ROOMS
have been nicely furnished Eaitable 70 the accom-
modation of gentlemen who may hnd II inconse-
nient TO be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention viii be paid 70 the 1p'"9'"
s0rds, which are peculiarly commodious.
(Paydole on the renewal Of the PatsosD :,
white patients. Per week.
Private Rooms, ..............ST 70 SIS
NJ City acceptances require cd for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one OF tho Physicians of the Hospital
ance, Nursing aud Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the Irfrmary Of the Medical College, . small
additional ee ranging from ~ TO $780, will BE- charg
Cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may Do
ascertained beforehand BY application to OF the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
tiou to ali patients placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYsIcIANs.
JAMES BOLTON n. D..
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. n. D..
Basement of the Powhatan HouSe.
O. A. CRENSHAW, u. d. s
Franklin IT.. next door 3 eeiGw Trlnlsy Church
Law Building, Franklin street. next deer 20 hia.s
rnos. N. NIXON. NJ. D. Resiaea. PhIsician
l--nndlY 3 ~
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FAN, 81 AAASh OF ELEcTRiCIfY.
GEORGE VI JONES, Dentist. hereby inform.
those wishing their teeth extracted that Re 10 new
prepared With this new method. and Is daily using
1t with complete success HIS saw INSTRUMENTS.
with their India rubber fulcrum, are particularly
atarted to IT, they give the operator entire con-
troll OF the electro current This great Improve.
meet has becn generally adopted By the profession,
jnssGueh IL IpNt only subducs the paia ,fextrsc
tiou. bat also prevents the nervous prostraton
seq apou such operations ecialy where there
are many teeth 10 be drawn. seT-3n
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WORK or PuRIYrcAfIoH,-To purify the river
Thames, about $50 tons Of Time are every day
thrown into II near the london sewers. ct IN ex-
pense Of 81 500 per week. Men have also bseu
engaged during the period Of low water In cover.
iHx both hanks with the lime.
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gM-RKMoyAL.-Me have taken the STORE

lately occupied By Messrs Il. ". Fry Sons, al
the corner Of Cary and Pearl sire ts, where shall
Re pleased receive the calls Of customers and
the public gsusTsiiy.
Wesnsil Keep Constantly on hand an ss.ortmens
o. fresh articles from the NORTH by the assistance OF
oar house of WALLACE Il GO, ot l07 Front street,
New yoIk.
The store en- 18th street and the Lumber House,
situated en- Lonbariy Alley, will be rented toeeth
er or sapsrately at the option OF the applicant, and
p9fsess'on given inmedistely. -
ss Jim WA WALLACH S0Ns
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ESQ., ADVANTAGES GAINED BY UsINO

EAr ADVANTAGES GAINkD BY UBINU
f4AP.s,s TsFALLIBLs BAKING PewDER-lst 1t il al
ways ready for use at any memeat.
81 1t is beneficial to the human sgstem.
Sd. Breai Gan be made within few minutes
18th X is Jmicsl. and saves fully one third oi
butter and eggs.
5h Bread made with ii keeps longer than com
mon bread does not get dry or raoudy and is more
dasstibe.
9Th. IL is warranted never to fail when used sc
eordIng ~ directions.
5th. Ii is particularly recommended TO persons al
ssa, or In the country, where yeast cannot be pro
cured st all.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist. Market Place,
Franklin ST., Rtrhm nd Va,
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

kOAO.-NOTIEb I'D OCUWTKAGfUkHss-Feo1
Masonry Of tls irss nfty ni q TIE sbovs Isa1-
s.snsin: din ,fsn the s.,ns ssa F.n s. s,S.ss
slans upon ,he above raed distsrre can b. sees .
he tfice tho Chief kngiretr. IN the tssn Of AZ.
ss as s ass & q
The line Il divided into aboal ony mile sctfwp -
the above distsacs thefe viii he earth g 9sxs
reck. aboa, 5t3p0 yards g mortar nasonsy, ~ -
perches OF DRY drains. y 80 psrehse !.
II Tse;s ss 81: .s.: 6 &: s.sss ss 4 r.
viii wi.Iius 10 saks il eart pzymess sr iIslr vSfk-
Aas::. q: saass'as'4 :: .Sisz1six xi.s S Aoo
TSO COUNTRY M11CHAN3o 81
xos,: ,ssss ss.ss - :.ssnssss : sss ss
.ssssss e nas's ssssi s : ~ - : disc 81
i;su isssu.4s. =; sgss 3. s.. ~ s
0Ns. o.. uhieA ~ s'aissI ~ e: SrIne ~ SSs6s
sssnsas ss-r opessisf = 81 Lsse
LINE H1IK, TOU1H AND AIk
i DeUpa ees-A fuflaes q vsV
Brusass. q II kinds. vaesssssses - ~ ~
D1Y KUN.-A very sapssiss erstsaes
2 7 ss'''ss z = n Y fs;aslssasi siao.. 80
EJE 50KE And nrEzll6 LII! l.!
q -1esksss - Is,ssss.: sss; -
DE03. WUODIe Aais neesesa.ase ~ y
~. : - !. ~: - +. - ss - - = -
- - vaa ! Rs.z|. ~ - / .
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.Aih' Fire Company, of Norfolk, w.. are 10
Wait rhiisdslphia on the Iesh of 0ctebsr.
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Tbs LATB DuEL.-The investigation
Of the recent duel between Messrs Clemens and
Wise, was resumed at the State Court House yes.
terday afternoon, ut half past o'clock, before
Justices Atlee and Taylor.
Mr.. Young, Commonwealth's Attorney, called
VIM. b. Hardwicke to the stand, and questioned
him rs follows:
Do you personally know anything In regard to
the alleged duel between Messrs. Clemens and
Wise! Nothing but from hearsay
Who did you hear say anything about It'll am
averse to saying.
The witsess being pressed, gave the names of
persons whom he had heard speaking of it on the
morning Of tbs duel.
Has any one revealed to you statement from
Charles Irving, and il 20, whoi 1 feel averss to
telling what heard in private conversation.
Mr.. Young informed the witness that be was
compelled to reveal the name. unless hs was con.
nected with the transaction himself, and on that
account claimed the usual privilege. The witness
then, under compulsion, gave the name Of the
person alluded TO.
VIM. B, Allegro was then summoned and having
been sworn. Mr. Young questioned him a. follows :
Do you know anything in regard to q duel be.
tween Messrs. Clemens and Wiser Nothing from
nv own knowledge
Do you kuow anything Of 1t from any one who
was PRESENT. do not
Do you kaow anything a. coming from Mr..
Wises Nothing-I bavs not seen him since Thurs-
day week.
Do you know anything as coming from Mr.. CHS.
CotufuS WDhtcVeT-l saw Mr. Cht1man
sith MIR. Irving on the 10th. about IL A. NJ, on
Franklin street, but have not seen him since
Have you heard anything as coming from Mr..
Clemens er Mr.. Irvipgi Noshing-I have seen
neither Of thsn-know nothing Of the duel from
my own knowledge, nor from anything derived
from any one present.
Are You foreman of the Enquirer ofRcss am.
By whom were the com nents, published in that
paper, on Mr. Clemens letter, written! By Mr..
Wise. Messrs. Tyler and Ritchie we're ont Of
town.
By whose direction was the letter published.
copied from the South, giving the motives which
led to the duel! by Mr. Tylers-though he af.
forwards told NE to exclude it from the country
paper, as he was apprehensive it was not author.
lied by Mr.. Clemens.
1t Is then incorrect that you heard a statement
A. coming from SIR. Wise or Mr.. Chisman in regard
to the d1els Ii is-I have heard nothing as com.
ing from either of the parties Heard nothing
previously that led me to believe duel was ro be
fought. aSs4ss
Ii being apparent that the witness had no
knowledge Of the matter, he WAS discharged
Other Witnesses, who lad been summoned, failed
to appear, and the proceedings here closed for the
day.
Mr.. Young seems determined to pursue the
matter until some clue is obtained by which tho
iAW NAV hA al tn tha
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FOREIGN CokREsPospEgcs-The vay.biils frem
our general postoce for the fourth quarter Of 1857
and nrst of1S5s, show balance due to Bps,snd
alone for postage on letters returned Of $141 .997
%. 10 three quarters of1ss7 there vas due France
13s.4ll 81; to Hamburg sl,S5252, and to Bremen
22S3o IS.
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NOTiCE.-Al persons having claims
Ay against the estate Of Macy CRuMp, deceased.
will present them tn the subscriber, rightly anthem
ticated Those indebted will make immediate pay
nent. WM BhAUhEI hx .. o,
yu u.
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Tun Fam GsouNns -Workma, ~,

The FAIR GRoUNDs.-Workmen are
busily engaged at the Fair Grounds, repairing the
buildings and stals, replacing the posts around
the trottiDg course, and p,aking improvements
wherever they are required. In respect to preps.
rations for the National Agricultural Fair, nothing
will be neglected by the Central Society that may
conduce to the convenient accommodation and
advantageous display of articles sent bither {
exhibition. The Fair Grounds have been D
nounced equal, if not SUPERIOR to aoy In the conn
try, and the ensuing show will unquestionsbly
surpass ything Of the sort We have ever had in
Virginia. As the time approaches, 1t becomes
more and more q topic of conversation. and we en-.
tertan a strong belief that the majority of our
citizens will lend helping hand to the Society
by contributions or the purchase Of certificates
OF membership. 1t 10 reasonable to expect that
. large number of persons, residing in distant
States, will be With us on the occasion, and the
Impressions they receive of Virginia, and espe.
cially of Richmond, will have greater influence
than one would at first suppose. In the way OF
competition for premiums We hope Virginia will
not 90 behind hand. A fine field is now open-,s
shoui4 not be aliowed,o close without hand some
achievement for the agricultural interest of vir-
ginia. We are fully apprised that other States
will compete z,alously for premiums, and those
who give the best account of themselves will win
the prizes. Only q month interyenes before the
opening of the Fair
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DParH osAJupae.-Jndge or James NJ. Welcker, the
successor Of the late Judge Alexander to the Judge
ship of the Circuit Court in the Rockville, tTenn
Dstrict. died near that city on Saturday morning
last.
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SHIpwREcK The schooner ]. ". Hale, bound
from jacksonville, Florida, to New York. with .
cargo oflumber, capsized in the night of the 18th
inst 10 heavy gale. when she lost both masts and
the boat, and the vessel filled with water. The
captain aud crew had been on top Of the house
four and half days, when they we're taken of BY
the steamer Alabama. The captain wife, Mrs
Anna Friend, was washed ont Of the cabin and lost
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This establishment (being the most &c, splets prin
terry in the south both as reg ards Types
asy ssiP9f r. sss ss.'
fAoa11HaIssSas o1HaIssaEs. sAsH sorss ea!e e sssskss.
o1kiIgsAEff RTIIs AZ f.prre Pf3cs5 HSTbsIIis MMns :,
Banks, Public Oicss Insurance, Raiiros ana Trans
THH rfs.ssS fsi5'5
This new machine for CAHps. BILL EtRADs. Small
Circulars. Labels &C.. 10 capable OF turning Oh Leo
~ Pr. ps5 thereby enabling the pson.
work q the shortest possible notice.
y Fslcss redacsd in propo'sion to ne tseyssse a
Printing in Gold and ssfver Bronze. and various
coored Inks executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch Of the business the propristors eSp
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
INFIRMARY or THE MEDICAL COL
ALEaE This Inhrmary is situated 1t the corner
healthfui position, convenient the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres Of business Il il fur
successful treatment Of diseases and injuries, and
,cr The comfort Of the sick All persons requiring
!aboring. under contagious diseases. are admitted
INTO tie Institution Lying,n women are also 70
private rooms fupgn;ssed asts1psf whsD sU desired
Inc pstients are under the charge of the Prcfss-
90 .pss o. ne COLLEGE, who visit the wards daily The
aedcns sos srs or Medical and
White Ps:snts
SS.os =,
In addition to the above rates. in csss. Go
SUTDscdt Opsrdfton, by agreement with the prCl
pr1efors OF the Bellevue Hospital. small fee /.
charged for the op ration. VARYING from SO to $50
according to ito Importance The particular fee In
any case may be ascert tanned by application to either
clan. ~S"
All charges payable the removal Of the patient
Attending Surseons-Profs. gibson, PsYlcoLAs sno
WELFoRD
Attending Physicians - Profs TucKER and Cos
WAY.
Resident Physician--Jusrus Mlozu NJ. D.
eteward-F NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. s JoYNEs, NJ D.
Persons in the country desiring to send patie Mt,
20 the Iahrnary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap 26--6m
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FALL, 1858. nv
SHIPS STEAMERS
Szf 5AEsT E2sFEf 81 4HS ~ RArE n zksS1 fhsS5z an

w. g. e. G. DOMAIN.
NO ls PEARL STREET. RIChXOND,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, &c, &s.
Are in possession of their Fall Importation Of
FRESH ENGLISH HARDWARE,
which. with full supplies of American Goods. form
sn extensive and complete stock. and which they
offer to the merchants Of Virginia North Carolins
and Tennessee, and buyers generally, visiting our
markets tbs present season, st lowest pIices and
spectfully invite them to call upon US.
~ Orders will receive cur prompt and careful
attention. an 26-Imn
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SS~ DR ACHILLES AscoLI's Office, OF
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND STH.
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HOLLYWOOD CBMBrsRY.-At no season
Of the year does this burial place present q more
beautiful appearance than in early autumn. The
care and attention bestowed upon the grounds,
preserve the grass plafs from injury, and the
sward exhibits stili the fresh bright green of
spring. Many Of the trees are perennial, and thus
always attractive but the foliage of others is now
assuming the red and yellow tiuts of autumn.
giving variety to the picture which must elicit
the admiration even OF those who never see fall.
ing leaf without gloomy reflections upon human
decay. There 10 much in Holly wood Cemetery to
reconcile the mind with the fall OF the curtain
upon the last act Of life. 1t is indeed an appro
PIRATE resting place for the dead, abouuding in
natural beauties, which SO relieve the symbols of
SORROW Of their nournfulness, a. to make it plea.
SAINT spot for the living to coDte1np plate.
There are many handsome monuments 10 Holly.
wood, and We observed ono or two new vaults, with
very tasteful fronts.
The grave of Mouree, under the oaks Ia the south.
western part of the enclosure, has been bricked
up TO level with the surface, aud covered with a
coating OF cement. In time, the proposed monu-
nent will be erected, and strangers coming to
Richmond will improve the opportunity to visit
the resting place OF the statesman. The view from
this spot is magnificent, aud will amply reward
any one for walk thither.
We have adopted grdre subject this morning,
in the absence of anything more exciting.
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Ek15 DR.. JOHN =. MALTHALL, (HomGo-
pathist offers his professional services to the citi
gems Of Richmond and it's vicinity. Office at his re
sideacc, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
"a
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PREsENrs For fuE KIsa OF SIAM Several boxes,
containing prints of u 8. pnblc buildings. at
Washington, have been prepared at the State
Department, as present for his Majesty, the King
Of Siam.
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r IME, CEMENT, PLASTER,

r IME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
- HAY, 10.
1910 bbls LINE, Rockland
600 bbls james River Hydraulic CEMnNT
200 bbls Calcined PLASTER
$40 bales New York BAY
2U0 bales Phiiadslphia HAY
20 bbls common kUnIN
2a0 bbls Rosendale CEMENT
500 bushels BRAN
5000 busaels BROWN STUFF
100 OO0 sawadLATHS.
For sale at the lowest market prices and In lots
suit purchasers, By BRILGfORD CO,
Sc 10 On the Dock
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE NOT
SEN'IONS AK0NG THE ENGLISH ELEC-
TRIclANs- THE NECESSITY OF HAVING
MORE CABLES
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, Go.
ANOTHER PANIC.--BANK OF

hAso ANN p&AAfAA 0A
IA CHARLCTTE. NORTH CAROLINA
Ay,&e will take The notes OF the Bank Of Char.
!. - lotts. ~ rar, for WATCHES. JEWkLkf.
other arficis Kept for sale In my store at the corner
Of Main and Pearl strets.
Couatry merchants. while buying Ia the city, VIII
hnd u their interest 70 give call, az ana deter
ued 70 sell on a. reasonable rates the same can
be boue hi anywhere IN the country.
Watches and Jeweiry repaired ct short nstics, by
experienced workmeH. SA MYERE.
SET Corner OF Main and Pearl cts.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" sHOvELs, ToNoS and P0K KRRS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of ali kinds Of Crates,
handsome and plain sets Of Sbovele, ToDgs And
Pokers. fcyen different sizes OF coal cindes
and Pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron rcotmaes
are Brick re eaos and Jams sets Of Soap etebe for
ectting mp Crates; Tavern and Church Belts, o.
sweet fene. Bnildsre, hsusekeepers. and cshera 10
want of any OF ths above articles be supplied Al
the lowest Northern prices am mnnnfactnrtDe
ali kinds OF Bras and Iron Works OF the above de-
CRATE and FENDkk AANUfACfoRY, No. 2as
Main street, between sth and e.h strccts West SIDE
Richmond, Va
An is--diy y. D.. DENO0N.
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Took THE BACK TRACK "A short time ago, par.
" of twenty-six persons started from Milwaukee.
Wis.,. for Fraser River, by the overland route, in
hopes Of being the frat to reach the reported gold
mines. The party got some ten days journey into
ths widernsas-came pretty near famishing with
hunger and fatigue-narrowly escaped being scalp
ed by the Indians, and at last got back TO Mlwau,
kee safe, and have concluded to earn gold in the
usual way.
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mss- WATsos has lust returned from

fhe springs and will be happy to see his old friends
and show them of his celebrated Chrystal
MINIATURES, which will neither fade or rub out.
Life-siEe PICTURRS in oil psstiie, at tse short
est notice.
WHlrRaURsr's OLD GALLERY, II MAIN STRHRF No.
TIol WATSON takes Pictures from 20 cts 10 Sl0o-
Ambrotypes. Melainoty pes on leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size plain or painted, either In
tile or oil The painting to be done by nrst class
portrait painter. HEDGE. not pretend TO take them
by the o0 by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway cars or an ocean line OF steam
ships ne has two skylghts, enabling him at al
times to get good Pictures advantage not pos
sessed by auy other Galitry In Richmond.
f4--din
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kn- Paor. A. J. GEBHAKDT, late of
Williamsburg Female Academy begs leave t. offei
his services 10 the citizens of Richmcn as TEACH
BR Oh the PIANO, SINGING, VIOLIN. FLUTE,
GUITAR, DC.
street.
Refer to: Hon III A Wise, C G Grswold. ESQ; Ma
MINNIE MIR Winston. re l5-lms
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NAVAssA or Brown Columbian duano
aa = ~ EH sKIsEEa co
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CHAS. q.

n'OKbAY CJLUHNE.--MF. UHAh. :.
II DAWeOE, my suec<ssor: a. the old stsnA seF.
say cosogne W atsr tdenrtcai, the ans ~ frmsrly
Insds By me. 30 10 ~t WOOD.
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GREAT DROWNING OF GsAssHopPzas-The st. Pau
Minn) Minnesotian of the 18th inst, says that re
cent accounts from the Selkirk settlement contra
dict the previous reports of the destruction of tn,
crops by grasshospers; on the contrary, the crop,
we're most plentiful, and the colony was never bet
ter off for supplies About the 18th of June th.
whole country was filed with young grassbopperl
just patched, and great fears were entertained O
their destroying the crops, but as soon as the,
could ny, they all rose in the air, and attempted
to cross tho Red River, but were nearly all drown
cd in the passage.
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3Aou> s.a.slar.iA. 4 4 \ ! AsD n21{..1l {vA(

"a AK ASH AND (vA.l
RACES--RALL Mn1TIN9
lao8.-The proprietor Il Thu
and beautiful nnoo
Course, sixteen miles North Of Richmon6 diseClY
on the line OF the Richmond, Rredericksbur0 sea1
Potomac Railroad. begs 70 announce to the raG1nl
world, the following stakes 70 be run ne over -
course, this Fall, commencing on TDnApAY, -
18th day Of October 1858, and contnuing hur 1aye,
in their entrances without delay.
TuSsDAY-Ffya Day --SvsepstAke for three ysass
old colts and hllies. mile heats, ele0 sntfanss. -
torfeis. To close the LIST OF October.
sIooEp RAes-Sa.,s Dsg-e2spstaks y t1sss
lwo mile heats. To close the l6 Of Oetsbsr.
MsssssDAY- Second Doy.-Propristor's Iuro
TauRsD4H-T Third Day.-Joeksy olab Psrs sieoA
four mile heats. 81
FtssrtA Day Tho Ashland Hasiieno
sweepstakes. two and half miles, sloe abscyDto..
$50 forfeit, SIS declaration, declared by the ~
Of September. To close on ths ist q ssptsabss.
Ample stabling and the beet acoonmedatone v1n
be furnished TO al Who may attend. xaosss an1
rrainers will and the ashland Hotel" ~ tAAt =
desirable. 49, rsF'
For entrie. Or otAeE information. sd4rss ~ ps>
prietor at Ashland. Hanover county. Va
an 3-dtd JAMES ID. TAYLOR. PfopTistw.
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LITERARY MAsA.-A correspondent Of the Mecles
Paris newspaper, gives an using account Of q
dinner of Bibliomaniacs, At which he says he vas
present recently IN London, where the conversa-
tion turned only editionsh the saw . tattered
Shakespeare that cost f400. Cicero emapcipated
from glass case in which he was kept, to be
handed round in tray at desert, and an old dusty
Bible was received with loud hurrahs!
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GINCLAIR'G PATENT STRAW CUT
- TER aud mABTICATOR~-A very strong and
darsbis naehine for cutting oats hay atraw shueks
tops, Ae. UIiURCH n FLEMING,
~ 25 corner Cary and 18th sts.
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VOLUNTEER ERoSAurs.-On Friday afternoon
there was balloon accensio1 from the Illinois
State Pair Grounds, at Centralia The nronaut
ascended at 4 O'Clock, P. M, and at O'Clock de-
scended about 10 miles south east OF Cen.ralia and
fastening his balloon to a fence went into house
near by for refreshments. While he was eating
two boys, one s years old and the other 4 years
Old, clambered into the car Of the balloon and
unfastened the rope. The balloon ended rapidly
and when our informant left nothing had been
heard from the young adventurers.-C Cincinnati,
Gazette, Sept. 20.
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