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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

AChicuLrrKAL fAiR.-FosrA DuH-Yesterlay xAs
another lovely day" aud Influenced by the geniaIiy Of
the weather, thousands Of strangers and citizens repaired
TO the Hermitage Fair Grounds. During the forenoon.
the sidewalks near the Theatre and Depot, were crowd
ed Win ladies' and gentlemen. awaiting the arrival Of the
naIn shica conveyed passengers to and from the
Grounds. This train consisted OF an or eight cars. pro-
PEELED by n locomotive at each end. Before Il reached
seventh street every trip, the crowd left the sidewalks,
ana Hooked towards the track, getting almost within the
range OF the cow-cstcher, 80 eager Was each individual
To secure n seat. During the intervals, omnibuses and
hacks picked up many folks who preferred TO pay rs cts.
Tor a dusty ride rather than wait for the cars to return.
It's a little wonderful that no accident occurred during
all this hubbub and excitement.
The attendance OF the people ut the Fair Grounds was
below the aggregate Of "Wednesday. but nevertheless,
there was q large multitude, and the scene presented by
the moving masses was quite enlivening. The Armory
Band was stationed on the porch Of the main building. la
front OF the rooms appropriated to the press, and dis.
coarsed several popular airs during the day. Az ~
O'clock, Hon. A. II. II. Stuart commenced the delivery
oil an address, from the stand In the main pavilion, and
was listened to for about an hour, by a large and atten.
i've audience OF ladies' aud gentlemen. James Lyons.
Esq, President Of the Central Agricultural Society. also
delivered a iew remarks, which were well received.
In the ater1oon. the Public Guard commanded by
Capt. Chas- Dimmock. made their appearance upon the
Grounds, and contributed to the entertainment, of the
spectators by going through the light infantry drill. AT
4 o'clock, the FIRST Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers ar.
rived by the cars, and executed various manmuvres. The
new Company, ~ was seen for the first time. by many
OF our citizens, and elected the admiration of all present.
General satisfaction was also expressed at the full ranks.
and soldierly appearance Of the Blues, and similar com.
piiments were awarded TO the other companies.
The Fair Grounds will be re-opened, to-day, at the
usual hour. At IL O'Clock. the fast trotting over the
course will take place. We understand that the "colored
to-day, after 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Tomorrow, the carnival
will close.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th iour active; sales Of laoo bbi. IIox.,a
At thfa Wheat active; white i23I Ia5, red iSOGI2a Corn
steady; white s5etg6, yellow 9eGtsa. bacon sdrs iOI. Pork-
tla1 I'd. prime fll.50. whisky dull at sc
NV fonK, Oct. 2ith-Noon-fiOur advanced 7sc. Southern
t1tnna1h wheat dull; nominaly az lower Corn duIl- vel
Lard quiet. Whisky dull at 2sc.
htrnlnE-Cotton dull and declined =. Upland, mIddIinr II Y.
Urn .mNedss, white luOc. Beef lower-mess tsGSD-
Fork tl0>IJii. Naval Stores and Rice unchanged.
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- PREPARE FOR THE nm
EMORY a. HENRY COLLEGE.
WARRINGTON COUNTY. "a

VNHE Pan session Of mi. Institnton will eomtn-ne. on N. is,h n,
Il August next, and continue ~ weeks. The 20 ring session he
gins the day aner the close Of the Pail session and continues also
al Serka- The charges FOR the entire Collegiate y,., a, a -
-ti be sil1s Of which tI5 l. required TO he paid In .sy,nc. 81
the other f5 at the end of the hrd Eve motihs This sum Iprinas.
our eh.iyes for Tuition, Bard. Fusi oHd coainoeaf Re. We
AK OF those seeking 4 place for the education Of their son. ana
uards TO note carefully the advantages which We .r-tinv Our
location, grad- Of seholA-hip. ability and eEpe4enc. o, m. t.SgI.
~, excellent discipline. thorough eoups Of In.tructlon and hI~h
rank q our graduates, have already secured as the Iarz--t pst,rn.
sEe Of any College In the state. Sor . Catalogue or lar = \,
ei Sn lni1Imsuon address EE WILEY. Pnt
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T FROM NpyIco

Nrw onLEASs, Oct 27th.-Tle steamship Tennessee
has arrived from Vera Cruz.
The U. 4. Sloop-of.war Savannah aud a French Brig.
ofWar were at Sacrifcios.
Iii reported that Acting British Minister Mathew.
has authorized the British consul at Vera Cruz to recog-
nize the Juarez government.
kobles has returned to Jalapa. Miramon's expedition
against San LUIS Potosi L. still talked Of. DegolIado l.
at San Luis. Aaraqueza at Guadslajan. All parties are
Inactive
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COOK AND MS COupANIoNs

CnANnERsBURG, Oct. 2T.-Threc Sharpo's riies and a
small lot of ammunition were found in the woods this
morning, by some boys. One of them Vas marked &C.
I. Tidd." They were no doubt placed where they were
discovered. by the men spoken Of by Cook as being in
the mountains with him. The Washington pistol has NOT
been recovered. Nothing has been seen Of the men.
Cook was taken to Virginia to-day, by the officers sent
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THEArRE.-This favorite place Of amusement has been
crowded every night this week. Il will be socu by refer.
ence TO the advertisement that another attractive bill is
offered for tonight, audit will be advisable for those who
design to be present to start early. On Monday night
Mr. Barry Sullivan, the distinguished iragedisn, will com.
mence a brief engagement.
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CoNNITTED.-Four young men, named John Ponchard,
Thos. Bowel, John Valentine, and Oliver Miller, were
arrested at the Fair Grounds, yesterday, for violating
the anti'lottery laws, by selling cakes of soap for p cts
each, and then giving purchasers n chance in n roulette
gift enterprise" They were committed in default of
bail to answer for the offence at the next Grand jury
term OF tie Henrico County Court.
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TnE FAIR To-nAr.-The programme Of the days pro-
%ceedings, at the Fair, as will he seen by reference to the
advertisement, embraces a trotting contest for a premi-
nm. As there are a number Of fast trottcrs on the
ground, this will constitute one Of the most entertain.
ing iuciden6 Of the entire exhibition. The trial comes
OF NJ 4 O'Clock.
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A yALgAnLEI ArrAPoNIPAnM or Pour

A VALUABLE MATTAPONI "a m or Ponr.
N teen htumdrfd Acres, for sale Asa Caroline
county 0oin,snSlng TO move south 7 oaer tr safe my ~rcsldsnss
rs river, aJors The lands % ~ g. DeJarnette. Mrs n " Wdsi 4
and others. rNe bottom land ts 20 rich a. any on the liver. the
upland IN a good Naieo o. improvement. and veil adapted 10 The
production 9fthe hepies o. the county, particularly wheat and
tobacco. The iocsuon healthy, and ihr ndehhothosd agreeable
Chn,on Il seven mhss bon n9vupg Green, dS from Milford DE-
pot, and three from Pole Cat Depot
The improvements are new ant cannot b. built fsr ten th,b.,,d
Asuara The dwelling Ia two story cottage Win eleven roors
buih ~ brick, Kitchen also 81 brct, With ai the houses necsssarv
fof aNlreinia farm. ~ not sold Pgivsey, I shall odcr n ~ phi.
W. auction on The premises, on The ist DAY 90 DECFNHFR. fao.
" fair, ~ not, the next fair day.
TrsSs-ons third cash, The balance IN tuo equal annual p.y.
ments. the deferred payments bearing interest and serurrd b,a
deed o. trust
orga-rutds pOUpuT = n.FnuUrVru
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. PLoUGHSo MAroH-Tho P~lougbing match took place
at the Fair grounds yesterday, and wa. witnessed by a
large number Of pectators-mostiy farmers. The pre-.
70 MUM for the best p~loughman" was awarded TO WIN.
Shepperson, OF Henrieo aud the premium Of second
best to VIC Allen, Of Hcuico, for bis negro man,
Leo
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ASHLAND RAcEs.-A large number Of citizens repaired
% Ashland, Yesterday, to witness the first days races -
Our reporter was prevented from attending, and conse.
quently, we have 10 account OF the result To-day, an.
other lively contest will take place-the sweep.taEc be-.
Ing Tor colts and lilies, which have never won a rnce.-
There are seven e~ftries-mile hea's. An extra train Of
cars will leave the Depot to-day, at ~ O'Clock, for Ash
land.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, on the New
IA bridEc Road. three miles East OF the civ Of Rich.
mond, known as Auburn" and adjoining the Lands Of Mis-. DR..
ChIist.n. DR.. Z A. Hart, and Others.
The above Tract contains one hundred and twenty6v. arrs.
and Is situated In a pleasant and desirable neighborhood. m has
upon u a very good Dwelling House, containing 5 or 10 rooms
WIN = sImeieney Of wood and water. The soil Is productive, and
Is y E ahspted . NE growth OF all kinds Of grain and grass, and
would make q most desirable yeeetable garden. II Is highly ss.
eepuble OF Improvement, and BY the judieious ue Of Lime snd
6uano, can be made a valuable farm, as the sAtkfaetory resuI,.
from the use Of these mAnures on other lands In The nelghborhood
will attest
The above property Is offered for sale privately, on liberal and
accommodating terms, or would be exchanged 70, city proprrtv.
Apply TO RAWLIN0s A HoII SDhY
Au2-cim 19h A.. between Nf,fn ard Prntu.
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CARp WRruSo.-Nessrs Fizwilson aud Quarles, the
National Card Writers may he found at the American
Hotel. Persons desiring Visiting or Wedding Cards. pre-.
pared IN an uueHeeptionable style Of chirography, should
give them a call.
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SCHILLER ASNIvERsARY.-We are informed that the
German population of this city, as wen as all over the
United States aid Europe, intend to celebrate the cen.
tennlal birth diy OF their greatest poet Frederick Won
Schiller, the 18th Of Novembe Tie evening previous.
they wall have a grand %torchlight procession, embracing
nine different German societies, AID comprising 600
members, for which the Armory Band is already cngag.
ed. On the 18th, they will meet at . o'clock in the morn.
ing. in Capitol Square, march to some place hereafter to
be designated, and listen to speeches In German and in
English. In the evening there will be a grand concert
and dramatic scenes at Metropolitan Hall.
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Row MAR INK FAIR GRorSps.-The only arrests
which have thus far been made, at or near the Fair
Grounds, were made, yesterday, In consequence of an at.
lack upon a gambling tent oNtsids of the enclosure. A
young man, named whitmell Eaton, lost some money at
the sweat cloth In the tent, and complained of " foul
play" Others present joined him in the complaint, and
a row ensued, in the midst of which the proprietor-re.
presented to be a lame man-suddenly vanished. Jus.
tiee Shepherd, Of Henrico. aided by n man named John
III. Blake, ran up, and endeavored TO preserve order, but
were roughly treated by the chief actors in the row. A
force Of policemen and constables finally reached the
spot, and arrested Alex. or John Newman, a coachmakcr
WIN: Wilkinson, a b~ricklayer, John McDermot, Eaton
anu Biake-the latter charged by Wilkinson with being
an ~accomplice oil the lame man. The entire party were
conveyed to the Office of the 'Chief of Police" in the
Fair Grounds, and forthwith examined before Justice
Garland Hanes, Of Henrico. Alderman TYLER, Of this
city, who witnessed the disturbance, testified thas Blake
was instrumental in restoring order. and arresting the
rampant youths, who declared their utter defiance Of the
law and officials. He was nevertheless committed. in de-
ianit OF security, for his appearance before the Grand
Jury. The other prisoners were similarly disposed of.
except McDermot, who was released on giving security
for his good behavior.
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ANusENESrs-Person in quest OF amusements, to.
night, will have to choose between the Theatre, wyman's
exhibition Of legcrdemiin and ventriloquism. at Metro.
poiitan Hail. Wells Minstrel., at Corinthian Hall, and the
Nightengules, at Odd Fellows Hall. The Mechanics Fair
- another point Of attraction, which we ~recommen to
the attention of our readers. The 'calIiope" is there
and = thousand articles Of utility, aud beauty, as well as
a thcong OF iadieL who Rs both useful aud beautiful
lencept some NAV be .een OF the Hi.
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DnlGSSSss dSAfENTPIANoE onrE,

y ~ aSaS.e sounding OarG.-~R-
= " lAhLOk has lust received one ~ ia hnv-T=S-drla3I
c1t"orunary f2nos- Sc shat the Me- YoFk 80 N TH
aid says Oft: = ! u
neeh eIAimei ior the Piano Fort. The Eax4 Sue.a-.n.i -. !,
~ zoe sklIG makers. have sill left sonsthtng n. ~. -
onhg ue Instrument 10 the Highest point shIen ssn 49,
- Us MAJ II could reach Next 70 the organs 81 the hass
nan Nslse, " Violin has been, ne believe, esteemed ~ -, -
- musical Instrument To asstniafe the Piano DsTs ~
nsPoaslnlr % NE violin Ia construction. Is then. svflrn.f. -
INhs ~9iy y NE utmost EFFORT % scientific IaSor TO aecoupT.S
~ a. uriasIAtun seems nov TO have been achieyedky a. rv..,,I.
oihe nes Piano, patented by Ri. s d. Ddss, M 49, -
briggs Patent Piano. "~N ssne
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MAYORS CorRr-Yesterday, Thos. Manninge, charged
with stealing a case Of tobacco from Messrs. wallthall
q English, was remanded for trial before the Hastings
Court.
Robert, a slave, charged with s'abbing Ed. Hancock.
o'erseer IN stevcnsons tobacco factory, was also re-.
manded to be tired for felony before a court of Oyer and
Termincr.
Elizabeth johnson, T. r.. e, for being disorderly in the
street and resisting officer Reins, who arrested her, was
ordered to lie logged.
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d x. IRYING. rrn.tre
CHOICE COTTON LANDs.-N,g-o,o

HottE tOIEON LANDS.-As agent Of he Estate Of
me late FRANCIS suRGET, Of Mississippi l VIII sell. Al nuc.
y . 81 clarendon, al The Lands In Monroe county, Arkansas on
ms AT noSDAn Cbslng 'th day Of November hsxt ana 90 The
IsoSaa AoNpAl o. SoYsnesI. lbsEg the l4thJ I Sil, Al
yAsksonport, sell ali the laads In Jackson county. and O a t. a
MONDAY 10 November tbeing the 9lstl I vii sell At Pocahopts.
AL The Lands In Randolph cOunty. Ark.L..s In All 100 - ~
sl be reserved for the etats.
InNs-Onrfourth cash, OF IT, equivalent residue In or, ,vo
payment
Untl the Art Of Ssysabsr, Any Of these Lana. .. ss.,ss =,
fEs1L AdIe. and od-r are Invited. On appnCation 20 NJ. n Iag.
nthe, hy, plats, tsTns, Ac, up be farnNked. These are amops
We earliest selected and beat Land Of ArkAnsAs-aboye overdog
ulss peTieeL aud AL Dear 70 ehs navigation.
Je9-tlboct aEn u.ECnrv
Lali.rlIa Al III Ia ie.a uAC hANOONh-
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4 NALUABLE EsTATE RoR sALK. ~ on

N utSTtR COUNTY, NA-Nl b. s5id On Weda9lIIy t. IfIh
dzS 81 Soyenbes, lSs, II FART not the aegt f4r asy thsrraE
Es.gP6n the premises, the large aud ssiuable estate called VA
$500 Ia ne COUNTY Of Gloucester Va Il Is situated upoa
norm hseT-a navtEablc water, within = feE miles OF snd smutv-
ne Into, Chesapeake Bay-a stream ahoundins 10 ov stsrs ana al
ant IN = neiEhoorhood prCyeTbiAl for is Intelligence and rean-.
meut The Tract cot tsins eleven hundred aud Ffrhtssn srre. -
land, ~ which shout sS hundred ar tT grounds Of great f.rtiH-
" m a hish state OF Improvement, and undertSid BY ineNhsutl
be beds Of mari
tPon me state ihere L = modern bdck House, built la The most
elegant snd substantial msuner-cohtsining besides a has-n-nt
Ten l.rEe rooms It. situation Il one Of remark able beaut,-tmTs
haiey upon hs River, In the midst o. a Wrl-haded IEu-
AuoEs,ner, such an estate q rarely found In the marked. ad the
sale sill be positive and viihout reserve
A. the same time. the Household aud kitchen Furpf,pr. F.r,
ms implements, stock Of al kinds. Provend-r, a.. BELONGING 4,
'neh an establishment, Hl be sold. upon the usual terms
fof ne real estate, onefourh Of the purchase money su be .
quired In cash, the balance 10 equal instalmsnts. bearing Interest
rom We day Il sale, Qhe Interest payable semi annualyI A. one
premises. wv
A crop q sheai, Ia regular rotation. viii ~ seeded before IN.
day Of sale, for which the purchaser vii paw A. The Sr.tom.T,
rates
" any gentleman desires 90 purchase the above state Al pfvat.
sale before the 10Th November, vth everything upon Il. he an Al.
49, aing his ProPo,ihgn.ethsr ~. Join = wELLFOKD.
ssi4-ctds
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ny WV PASytLL. Arc1iozsrs, Pe,ereurs

STA ARKS, SCOWS, r.,
- siEp, OFT p sc, FOR SALE Intending m GSta--N
SsanEs of present bushes We oncr for sale our steamboat w
w IpWNtS- aud six ARkS The Boat and Arks are only fur
Yeas cid, sud buit By ourselves W he best manner. me Ho.t
has recently undergone . thorough ovrrhaufnr both hu1 and M.
rhncFy. she = e d"ubireugue sir wheel, aud been used hy us
,trgty = rug, but could be easily changed into = Passenger
boat she u shout % feet tec, sud registers PC tons N. 49,
Nary In t-nnaFc from ~ to 50 tons. an row IN excellent rr-rfr-
order. We have ~ ne necessary works for loading ana unload
ing, With e set Of ways 90 order fur haunur uu for rrnairs
To one OF acompnny. vh0 vishrs 20 r. Into 3 Lucrative trsfr.4s
thf ohcr a hnr opportunity Tor Investment Our books aTIt h..
exhibited 90 suy one wishing 20 see the receipts and s1prrsss or
The concern.
We oasr ne shove privately tm November 20. When. foc, .ll
w % disposed Of 70 pubic auction. AZ our uharf 40 f9 a'rfnrF al
for terms, which viii BE- liberal, apply q,
PANNmL = CtRrFR
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
On JAMES RIVER.

rs GooehlAnd County, IS ml-s shove Riehmens pont,,,t,., -.
HORSES, sHEyP. HOGS, CROPS Of CORN. TOBACCO oLIs
nay, 4c, and FARMING MPLENENTS
As trustee In deed Of trust executed by Thomas james p..p-
y Court, and 10 The Hastings Court Richmond. / sbaI. ip .ysr,.
lion Thereof md A. The request OF Mr.. Deanr. proceed 10 sdt AZ
OF Deeembrr, 1859, commencing al m 81" SS !"
fair, u not, The next fair Day, the large and valuable esta,@ s,pst
nov 10 the possession Of the said DeAne. The tract cont.iDs ~
r-esnt survey. l@s9 ACRES, OF which So0S ACRES arr Ia wooS
Low grounds, 100 ACRES In creek and braEch asts sossl ~ "a.
grounds, and S9s ACRES open high land, new In a hfEh STATE Of
time this Fall The Improvements on the place n unuspauy e.
IN n1nnesr, and good In quality, consisting Of q very ha.dssne
RAILS. With KITCHEN, STABLE, CARRIAGE HOusE sv1sF
HOUSE DAIRY, A., attached thereto; a large BRICK RSPN
and SAW MILL, with CIRCULAR saw, nov In eoapi-t. ori.r
ample stable Accommodations, good HAY PRFss SnI 6TaRTrps
slh 6Hek ehinneys, covered With shingles, suaeient 10 asconuo-
date leo Negroes
Ansr .he sale Of the YARN. all the SLAVES aud PyRIsu,RIy
fkofhhI1 thereon WI be sold. There are % SLAVE, all, or
nearly so, young and likely, embracing two Elsesgmiihs os, ~
whom Is superior workman. The PERIsHABIE PROPERTY
consists % HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE LANTATIOS TTESsns
co, ESTIMATED al so.p0o No., OATS, HAY. STRAW, Slfrcks AZ
~ MULES, two BROOM MARFs and COLTS, a ars, buBh.- y,
Mich cows and oNEE. siiEEP, HOGS. &c. T.iinr mo r,t
sideraton the ~factthatthe james River and Kanasha rsp. -
through the above eststeA md that consequently is produrts rsgbs
eEpeditiousiy -ud cheapiy delivered Ia the marke'. ~ ~ -
Richmond, and the quality OF the lani. Tor saie. nrrr a.
tates Offering A. great inddeeneiat, a. us does Tor a iaIIri5,. III
vestment Of capital TheParm being 10 perfet oder WWi -
family, and every Kind e property upon Il for TIE Use ofths -
those disposed 70 pa5slass and ht out apace. viii rarely met uitb
anoppcrnhfy 20 .uit themselves 18th o. Gns AZ estate
IEnNs for she Real Estate one fourth cash baiapr. q. ~. a..
andthrse years, for bonis, bearing interest secured ~ I. d. Of
dorssd negotiable notes adding Interest For ~. P-isi.bIe o.,
perry, AL sums under 60 cash, over that sum, SIX months e,-ft a.
approved endorsed negotiable paper.
a plat q the land can BE- seen 50 the Office & the Gusttsrasr,
The crediiors' sseuredty he deed q traEt Abovs msnuorsI a.,
!s99es'sl 70 pge.rni hsr Claims properly AuiEsnticsts to ne sur
sez'-saStds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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THE TRIAL OF OLD BROWN"
CnARLEsrowN, Oct. 2Tth The trial Of 'qOld Brown"
u progressing. A Jury were obtained Yesterday after.
noon.
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..GEE TELLS RESr
. n WI

Nonp, vel made AID properly adjusted Plano
~ foftes, are very scare. We have bseo -zMEs--
eAAhs none but the Best, fF The AT S*44ES1H
Nsnty ohd years, ant no responsible hsasa -. Ia '"
possibly odsr .afrr ar better Ind uremrnts 80
uinst Important and valuable tmurovsa.n,-
yrnreted Ia these ihsiFnmsni-, shich, a. More tenss 49,
1890 ttr fFes sept. -, l-sJl "aIu caua- thsu 4, ,sI-.y.
ptaer OF the Eors costly and eunbrTsoms Grsnd Plan - ts
~ brrh our COED fortune to hear - au~h u-.rr -.
~tih such d-fraey % iaionA;ion.' sSsv sSabNei
ocls ~ %.
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The OTygeHa,d Bhtor', aside from being the Best
remedy which medical science and research have discov.
cred for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Il an irrcsisfibie cure for
scuuT. No vessel should 90 to sea without a supply Of
this DO On TO the ~sea-faring man.
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MARINE

NORFOLK, Oct. Robert W
Todd, Of Philadelphia, from Mobile. with cotton. bound
for Philadelphia, having lost her sails and sustained other
damage.
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MADE BEAUTIFUL

The Dye has been analysed and eerined 10 he pure and harm
Ices by Dr. Clifton. the most distinguished ehemls, In M. rolt..
States Sold svey where, and applied By all hair dresser. csr.
rApono. 9 As.or Hoase. Me- rork. n.aa-n-.
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PRKNiuNs.-We will probably be enabled to publish
a complete list Of the premiums awarded at the Agricul.
tural Fair, tomorrow. Some of the committees or
judges have, as usual. been dilatory in the performance of
the duties assigned to then, while others in rendering their
reports. failed to give the names OF parties to whom pre-
miums were awarded. We may state this morning, that
the premium (slO0) for the best thorough bred Stallion
was awarded to Mr.. j. NJ. Garland, for 'Deucalion," aud
the second best ($io) to Mr.. X. ". Gaines, for Trojan
the premium lslOO) for the best thorough bred mare. to
I. w. boswell, for "Nina;n and the second premium
(s+o) to w. Q. Scott, for Pauline" A premium of SlOo
was awarded TO Mr.. Strandberg of Maryland, for his Dew.
on bull, Richmond" and S75 for his Devon COW NATL.
dA."