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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

THE GREAT EAsTEkN.-It appears that to
the latest moment an endea7or was made by Mr.
Lever to secure the charter for the first trip of
offered were advanced to 93O, 600, the directors
considered it desirable to decline the proposal
The musical department has not been forgotten
in the arrangements for the approaching trial
trip of the Great Eastern. Several frst-rate
artists have been engaged to form military
concert and quadrille band, under the direction
Of Mr.. George Macfarlane, professor of music
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

INSANITY CAUSED BY SpIRITUALIsM Samuel
G. Tenney, painter, who has for several years
been In the employ Of John Bates, Al Broom
fl ED street, Boston, became insane on Saturday
The 1rauele,- says that he has recently conversed
freely on spiritualism, and has attended one OF
two spiritual meetings. and from his converse
thereby. He is a single man, Of steady and in
dustrious habits.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

AN ingenious Scotchman has trained couple
of mice to turn reel for twisting Irvine. The
laborers run about ten miles day, and reel
from 100 to 100 threads. A half penny's worth
of oatmeal lasts mouse five weeks and the
clear annual profit on each animal per year is
computed at six shillings.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29
@@isrellaueo,es G(elus,


MAN, named Vanovef ahative of Kentucky,
and a follower of Walker in Nicaragua, was
lynched at Denver City the other day He had
INDUCED in the dangerous pastime Of making
targets out of number of both males and fe-
males for some time, when his conduct finally
aroused the more courageous of the citizens, and
caused them to arm themselves with rifles and
force the bully to seek refuge from their shots in
an open log cabin, which was partly used as q
sort Of store house. The building was speedily
inclosed BY armed men,t to prevent the escape
OF the aspirant to the gallows. A court, con-
sisting of the people of the town, generally, was
then convened, as the most proper way of rid
ding the community Of him, and after a protrac-
ted discussion, it was finally resolved without
dissenting vote, to hang the wretch He ha6
discovered, during the proceedings of the peo
ple'scourt, some kind of vessel containing
quart peach brandy, and had gulped dowr
some three quarts of it when the 8. committee O
execution appeared to take charge of his body
The enormous quantity of liquor he had imbi
bed produced state of stupefaction from which
the doomed man did not wake before his earthly
career was forcibly ended by dint of rope anc
branch of tree.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

The LATE SHOOTING AFfRAY AT New Or
LEANS New ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-Ernest To-
ledano, who shot DR.. Robert NJ. Graham, on
Monday night, has been acquitted by the cor
oner's jury, the verdict recognising the act to
have been done in self-defence. Mr.. Graham is
the same who killed Col Charles Loring, of
California, at the st. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, under the most aggravated circumstances,
in 1854.
THE ENGLISH CRIcKETERs AT MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Sept. 23-Thes English cricketers
have arrived here and are in fine condition and
ready to play Immediately.
New York, Sept. 23.--The cricket match
which is to take place here, between A Il England
and the American cricketers, has been postponed
until October Sd, and the play at Philadelphia
until the 10th of the same month.
MONTREAL Sept. 23-P. Mt has been
raining all day, but the weather is now clear.
The cricket match will come off tomorrow
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

The Derbyshare Aduertaser states that a
young man, member of an evangelc church,
advertises in a local paper for board in a pious
amily where his Christian example would be
fconsidered compensation
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

ILLINOIS EDITORIAL CONVENTION. first
general Editorial Convention held in Illinois,
convened at Freeport on the 9th inst There
were present forty-eight editors, including one
lady, Mrs. G Croly, of the Rockford Ne,cs
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-29

ANNIE WILLIAMS, a seamstress committed
suicide in Philadelphia, on Monday, by swal-
lowing an ounce Of laudanum, purchased with
the last penny she possessed A local paper
describes her as only % years of age and
possessed of as fine person as the finest lady
you meet in Chestnut street." She could not
ind work to support herself
FROM the 5Oth of June to the 3lst of August,
inclusive, period of Is days, the arrivals at
the various hotels in Saratoga, were %, O84
last year, at the same time there were 1865
A CIGAR making machine has been invented
and patented by Frenchman, and is now in
use. 1t makes forty two cigars in ten minutes,
or two hundred and ffty-tw in one hour
) STEAM CARRIAGES FOR COMMON RoADs.-The
Newark IN ID Mercury says that Mr. Fisher
OF Patterson, has constructed steam carriage
which was tried on the common road to Acqua-
ckanock, few days ago, when it went on the
level fifteen miles an hour, with twelve passen-
gers. One mile was run in three minutes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE NAYS
REAUTIFUL nUILpINC Ior !.

V(EAUrIFUL BUILDINC LOT ar, an. 49,
slDh % Lslc est-vrn srssts for - =,
Nucaon-" ne Ortob., -.
Z, oeioek y NJ that really beautiful 10, 10 -, 81
.oininy, on tho tss the residence OF si. wshL o.
1874 feet. 10 alley 10 feet - ~ 'Hhhns oaek
Terns-one- fourth cash. balane- n. A : -, A., -,
talned. oe6 ,nnntS .nn. aess, or tile TO
- AokIs Of LAND IN HANOVER CoUNrY ! Mis- yay
hlobhoND NEAR TO NEcHsNfCsyiLLE TURNpfkr A, ~
sasst OF M, Jeremiah W. executor on Jon, n Ii,
% - .s shan sell a. public auction. the premises on FRIDAY
hc IN oeiob- i>s 1T ~ O'Clock above tr,e, ~ is
.'lons the farm formerly NOM. "a CO.
sna how Owned and occupied by Mr. Henry w Wnra~lI
Al me quality Of the land sif 20 remarkably vel ,.a q,
The growth Of early vegetables ~" ""@s'eu 70
10 purehAss. "'o"'se ofposed
TEass-A credit one aud two year. for ,o,d. ,,
e.tvth good personal security and TILE retained I'M ~
ors-sd. ' !" iNV paid GoDDiN ArPERsiIN,
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Mr.. Lefebvre's School
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IST AND FOITSHpr
RICHU0Nn ".

SsI ,s,on school begins the day Of October
Our long experience In teaching, and very liberal
Ne have received for years have both ,nahist I
Outraged Us 70 make Important i1prov In our
course o. Literature, comprising English French Germ,
ana spanish classics the four last through the medium
he fIsnehl has been successfully tried during the last session
and viii be continued and enlarged next
We have engaged Mr. EDwiED AN 10 tale .b.. -, ,
English psri Of this we'll Rhr6rc n,.I
,nd ihe nIsi Beading CLASSES Of our Institution Mr. I Is %
nnn o. " highest we feel confident ta hi.
our Literature class 20 graduating pupIia
The rev house which We have erected greatly ada IN h.
convenience a. vel AZ 70 the comfort Of the Young ad. ho
E 10 our family Two foung Ladies only will occupy on, room
bed ~~f' ~'S sAine ohAna-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

CAUTION I'm our changcable climate coughs colds
and lung diseases, will always prevail Cousumption
will claim it, victims These diseases If taken in ,o
can be arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr. Wisars
Balsam of Wild Cherry
There's vile counterfeit Of this Basam therefore be
sure and buy only that prepared by S. w FowLE Co
Boston, which has the rriteH signature of BUTTS on
the outside wrapper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

STREET RAiLRoADs.-Every Northern or Western CITY
paper we pick up has something in it respecting street
railroads While they going ahead with this mproy.
ment, in other communities, standing ne, fec,Iv
SUI mere ana tue breath OF agitation that was heard
while ago has entirely ceased How long shall this na,h
continue Messrs Capitalists Are YOU not vet eony;n
eed that an enterprise of the kind in Richmond would a
~eu There can be no doubt about it, IL seems 20 II:
and Tor the credit OF the city, hope that railroad
will be laid down on Main street long in order that
the rusty old omnibuses which constitute the only
mode oil conveyance, will be compelled change their
lery. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

PrzzSfs-one place of attractive resort in the CITY.
which strangers should not overlook is Andrew Pizzin
ce-cream saloon Broad street near the corner
This saloon with the confectionery store attached IA
Of the most elegant establishments outside Of New Yor
Call and see IT, '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

HIGHWAY RonBERY.-We learn that several bold rob
berries have recently been committed by footpsd at night
on the Central railroad in "Butcherown within the Coz,
poraon limits. The victims have been negroes one a,
whom Was severely injured the head, by stone with
which he was knocked down. The police force will
to be engthened in that direction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

RICHMOND, Sept. 18Th iss0
~ 49, TIC Eve most respectfully call
the attention Of friends customers and the ppb
hs generally 10 our assormen OF Boots Shoes Trunk.
tnrPrt Bass, Naiicrs, 6c., they The larg-.
sna Of goods IN line expressly retail that
DC found here OF e.e~here and at all prices 81 our
own Manufacture % the best Philadelphia Eastern
Please call and examine for yourselves -
ALEXANDER HILL A CO.
Manufacturers and Importers Of
- Boots and Shoes Garnet Bars
SEX No. 1877 Main street Rlcimond ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06
FALLS PLANTATION, ON JAMES RIVER,

s.,.i, ~ ~ I Ish The purpose o. settling N.
gon the pr.i, WEDNESDAY The isS ssy q oe,eS ~
pa, MY a.r1sls and saaaSs FALLS
ysr Opposite the city q Rhond Anything The town Of
Th- FARM contain. ooo acres. o, which a,o,, sso l.,
and ~ooe, 100 Aer In Pasture and the redue
The Petersburg Turnpike and run through the wood
and ,e streets on Manchester extend boun
and ~. facility Of getting the wood anJ market
nne quality /. irrrovsa md Of TPa , ~ ae
ns and rs. sr.ausy from s river en,iy
sSAr,sa " the growth Of wheat hay vegetable
The property fronts james opposi IN.
mn s ees sna ste e, S.rv.. shsu,
site Tor S.rshouss being the Dauvis Rail
aste also desirable site for manufacturing establishments.
NE ,ss,ess o. town q Mancl force Of wGier
on this Farm DWELLING
~ ,ee,en barns and necessary ouibuidnss
s,e reservoir which supplies hydrAn the entire out,
luy The Farm to the city If Richmond an, town
issdsrh very valuable for bulldog purposes ana
og II. rigs FRssi;s Ricketts,, =. coal yards.
IN sT no. BEING PREPARED for the fan
S.,sred and fu possession The Isl y Of Jsnnsy
Prcpey On The rver and adjoining laid
q ms 9, pie .s nsu.smes,s here oerrd rnparals
T.ns Of ale As follows For t6coo and under
IS @ az ISL ,e saanee at aae for all
and ears; and al 1900 cash the bA.ne~
notes with interest added Annually and .urd by
II the entire property not sold on the asy Advertised ,h
p from day to day. commencing hour
PsIsons desiring to the property referred to Mr. cHss
a :; r inc s On ihs premises. ana for further Inorsaion
plat OF the property can be .rc:oneers
6AML MARI
IA. r,,,o. c.. 49,. Executor Of joseph NA.F DECD
y. SAn.r crops have been gathered they , - rs
t w soek Farming Implements, Ac, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06
nj Ssc.D xs 40 y AM ., HEAL ssrATs o,


TOY yS The ,ssue., Of NE hslr. .,e n Fa.aSd t
IN ssiD Az Z, SsSs On s. The grss
oel9ss ~ he following valuable real es;ai. VI H..
soss ou 70, %sI 9s e. r sSss .s
tsss%su having font aad scpS 81 f fsnss eIs.
. ..ns S Is. fronting s ss r Gs.
re- s s ss T, sSa .sI.h dwelling
70 an s,y @ hog.e Ia, eleven good order and +
oorl Tot srre sr,e e an s1eelen.
onnv IS let Tsnn"s Saeh s,s 10, sdans the
'erEns real estate Justly regarded valuable
PePosss ina, street Tor redene.. LOT mercantile
'. .sss.,. Goblin q a pr C. Ss' re
VI coKssR of cAskL AND SIKH sfaiETs' 20 pSi saIE
shah sell at pubic suction the premise on NE
above The 10, b. ao, oy valuable real
'i o. 10 feet and depth l6S the e. lin. Of
kansShs Co. q about IS feet There ioi iirs. b,Ie
q which occupied ~ Wssn The ioS a y. ,sS
kiny Into that The fsrSsonT 10, m Sr cs I.
~, ana, Nhns saving draysgs) Justly REGARDED among To-
house The DWELLINGS Anrahl5 ell srrsnrea and e.. an
& modern improvements Of sa' water. euivert naAns,
Irs,s-ons fourth cash balance T. and ie month";, far NJ.
IssST, I .,. GoDDIN ! APPERsoS, aue,s
provems uns,r sr ~ , give time to complete In
the s !ih q October 1872 ''+S S SSSS,
{ OhMISSIONEt's n % n tALUaRI n,
unImprog n nv al Est1t In ami n, !. > an.
SJ 81 nici ondAs Comm sion.r appointed BY d..
ere % he Circuit roat Of the City Remohs on
NE -th nay i In e cas-. OF Van Le~s ESeeatrI &c Va
,na proceed to sell the premises tire ord
.tlssd on lay, the 18th October iss
IL O'Clock that valuab he north sid. N ,,
Sppo,s 70 Mss.r Tsb0s foundry fronting et running
"a zee. to an aisy bounded The weby soeko. Greek;
AZ ot O'CLOCK NJ,
on Curh h bounded ~ Grace, Broad aud va oppo
's As Lstenee o. Mr. iofien y Eet eoalr-andnf In
and envirors
ald two half acre lots In Adams Addon bounded hy Ms
S. s M s,s - feet a i1Hd OF the north line
Sh and th streets running back leo ay
@dyening Ap"ihecAry % DR.
which, Ill be soil Nos ana IN
bounded by sd and SD The foregoing lots EI ~ ub
sale. - "'7' - 'he A"ur OF
ts-One-ioarh cash balance years for n.ro
Ahe notes bearing interest," and title retained TN ,t MOI,
paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
a. -, ELIZA I. VAN LEW.
~ GoDDrS AFFEEsoS, Auets
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sEw LIBRARY BUILDING.
o.
fahsi EsSy6 AMP pr sINGING NOISES IN THE

l )Esa9EsN ESS AND SINGING NOISES IN ruw
-, s.,9 NEhnOls HEAD AND MIND COMP aJvIs ~
And tNyALIInLK BntIsb .nJ AZ
So ~ ne cure Of Deafness, Head and Mind
49, Oh1rng Cross London England conn, %
81 Psrs, snsEiL sE,SEA Esq Registered pursaani 81
T. seerelFy, JOIN POWELL Esr 80 S :" so
ING positive method Of selfure aeor, dseeYery be-
re 70 sufferers who haze been deaf FOR 90 nAssLl
1 compound aedicaed vapour apojed e. ys-is, ~
or minute 70 80 sss passing ogt Is held BY She serer fo
- seai = enabled 70 hear common w =
inyetrsis - N similar way VIII guarantee 10 cure DE
oAse OF DEAFNESS and Nc8s In The Hrsa 7, hi-i
s and exorbiian fees suesrers ertT-r,six op 70
No. 49,. ~ permanently themselves In snv a.,
ie kesT5 IA TsSs pain ensans restored
anqgahnsd pTs,snders the prent a. ~ nansrou.
sieisnS 81 eerihesies from the enusi ~
% he sesss and many hundreds private pasn,P %
a. % Any Sufferer the Coutinsn -
~, S, ns soaT Quarters q the GoAs esS no be eu
tior sem 70 teen sitA the necessary pr.s,
hs e De- Is Tie Sa-t Of means Of mr. ,S, cure
Chsnv go. IohS POWELL ESQ., 90 spns Ga-l.n
5ra s.1s tsIds5 E1sanS sSsr ~ ssnS
Head, fiO 10 ''N'~As p->iAea.. and Nols-s 10 u
q
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I,tirll, the above charges - 'euueuoh OF one
tN No charges Pupils provids pooLs -, s.,
their own expense In Of protrAeted sicEnss
viii be made for absence. ue'iueuoh
u .h be NOTICED that ne price Board b,sn reduced ,
to No change contemplated In Its quality with opT
forded and thought ought, therefore, be made " A.
boAraers are rgarded as members OF the Prrden,'s f.
oney 70 incidental expenses be depo,rd b
him, and all letters for them care Win
Pupils should be present, possible on the srss , ., a,
session '"e |"e' udy OF The
CHAs. II WINSTON
Iy25-2kn 'e1eie institute,
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PERKINS A. CO.

G. j. SINTON & CO.,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, &C.,
HAVE a %Hn ss1f f"s.o their PA.
%a@isse,:" Moa:s6os wrish,'," Pa,en. anvil.
Mrish,'r solid boy. colsr key aud plain vice.
rdS, sa :Ss 49,, ss; md R..p. in great variety
ss e and S; oih s' %.l;. "H0d''"
Rators Scissors and shear
G s"STa @ .a n 1 ast G Cham. Steel
charles Tool. leather and Gum betting Packing Hoe CO..
which os a. pfts s''''Fd Collins s5
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GODDS.6c-
WtI.,Pse,a Invite resident, Of ard visitor. % The ei
MkTERIGIs CLOTHS Sc which We unI nor, y,ss
% We now SsSe eay 20 s.s s % S,ys ss3ys offered and
6yns ,h. business undivided attention. and importing
large portion Of stock direct nom foreign
a. c a2g os s ait % tg5S,S &c s ~
lowing description Of goods s, yis
TAPESTRY,
THkEEPLY,
VENETIAN
:Hs 1s g. s,e.,@.a. Of Es Doc, Nat. TAM.
CURTAIN aooDs
Or stock and assortment Of whch' unsurpassed
BRoCArE,
DfL,Sn.
TURKEY RFb.AC,
'iih IhmminEs o. every description and quality.
FLOOR or CLOTHS,
f'''a' qualities and T gn5S%; ST q feet vide
o even style and ade With an proper hrture- Of quality
Having exclusively In employ experienced compe
UPIIoLsrERRR,
~ prepared when desired 70 make Carpets and
susn, IN hs isis styles 10 hang window shades. Pot
ooS-dGT' RICHARDSON CO. % M,ia sire.,.
SERvANTs CLOTHING full s.,ortmsn, Of
- kerseys, Hulled Cloths
F'n''s,e.,s5y cs';snsrc,, g,,,psGry,
80. nanneis sockinrs, &c, Tor sale by
oe' olilLEs CuENERY, i5s Hfosd y.
~ "a from Rrodie - ''''
W. also prepared department, 10 manufacture
cloak maker, from New YORK CniLEs A CIFNFRY
I)oHT AND SHERRY WINES few cabs on
n hand and for sale los 20 close.
oes-iw DUNLOP, MoNoURE a Co
RLACKaunN,s HRNNESsY brandy, vim.
ocs-iv DUNLOP, MoNoURE co
CUP RnIoR FAMILY FLOUR. for ..le IN m,,,,.
- We, to SUIT ~ DUSLor NoNcuRE co
ROOms ron uENT-on Main street, near io,h .ul,,hls |
~ for Omees Apply 70 w. TAYLOR
w iss Man street
" oAND scr COPPER SUGARS, for ..i-by
A Lac n DAVENPORT.
ZOO nxs. ENeLIsH DAIRY CHEESE, for al. |
wv ~ "a. y. Davenport,
CUBA SUGARS, landing and 70. sale y -.
Ne Eg.BE ,,s ErnvyIAs :; y; I.s
80 JAsss'' Z. y: sysseEEss eAEsEf ,SSss5:sa
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HsTHE ELEVENTH TRI-ENNI.
- al sesiinE Of the Gen fsos,. Epl.eopsi ssnd.y
school Union and Church Book sos,y be hsid n 81 Paul.
Shsreh Richmond. Va on "wednesday night. October 9t
The sernOn will preached By The Rev @ coxe ID .na
a collection taken in sd 81 the Society.
An adjourned mcens reading repo,t md FIR adx,
Ing the claims Of the society VIII be a, ,h s.p ma. al
the next evening Thursdsy the l3h same hour and on
such Other evenings az oeeAfion require
sr2T-ti IslAcu rurrfr 80
Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Talon Cureb Boak 50
ey, -l be held Ia 81 Pauls Chur n Richmond va on FRIDAY
night, the iith Of October NJ o'cloes.
ssz'-tdm ISAAC FUTILE Secretary.
- Go TO q. w. MINNIs, PUOTO
49, GRAPH AND ffNE ART GALLERY 2tT MAIS ~
"a, ne, and Rooms and the hns specimens
VA decorate the walls Every variety rlpy 20 he
rogfaphe art there he besatv
taken IN form and variety Of that .r or xt,rt.r.
s introduces coorrd In water oil from
IN OIL eoors Amhrotypes taken IN conceivable .tvr s
PREPARE FOR THE RIV
49, Gus fEyER-As the Fall appro.shes and WT.n.
and Ague and f-yers prevalent every s, $500
the
The secretion Of BILE aud the Inactivity the liver to
loss OF appetite the aai.s ,nd
means should he rerortsd .le The
- s ,ssIessa rsT M PSrse know Of nothing equal
pei The pains, cool the fsve dIrve
ate pu's, beaifai circulation blood and pro,ree . a.
o. sps which Of themselves tend greatly away ali un
all ages aud witheat weather or iet md vii
prove valuable family medicine in where an active toui
To be had PURCELL LADD CO. and al, oh, ,-o,,,n.
Drurgsis 10 the city Of Richmond elseuh.r- In y,,s -
North Carolnz ALSO OF O. sr0rT Co. washinxon ID a nj
sIAbLsR, co. BalutIore; D A YAHNEsToCR Co Ph,i.
"s Ds and o. hAksts PARK, Ne- York.
sei2-dte ee.byppans =.
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HANDSOME VotrNk.-we are indebted to friend,
WIN. b. lsaacs. r. g. C., for copy Of the Memoir Of
the Pilgrimage Virginia. OF the knight Templ.r. of
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island May, 1889" published
by authority Of the Dc Molay Encampment boston
The publication OF the history superintendent by Sir
Knight L. o. Bailey, who assisted in the compiia,ion
by our brother of the quill. Mr.. Henry Tracy, OF the
Boston Herald The Typography is exquisite aud the
binding, with decorative Masonic symbols in
attractive TO the eye. The memoir itself is a graphic
aud interesting narratives and adopting with an nerpo-
son) the closing remarks of the preface We can conf
IDENTIFY that IL riH revive in the boons Of the Sir
knights land certain o;hers) many of the pleasurab
emotions they experienced and also afford In its perm
sal qualification their brothers of the Masonic
fraternity aud TO the public"
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The Race. the Ashland Course, in Han -
county va VIII 'on' KsF RTs SS'' as follows
s Dash ~ o for two ,ss d cots and s Sin
club provided two Closed with following en-.
NJ Han enters E, by Tnapeer dana Fidelity, by imported
y aeDaniei enters . r., by Ro,,on, jr dam aerent
Thompson enters b. T., BY Nolillre, dam LanevInc by
Gen Green enters Ans Tobseco Fiy ny Red rye dam I'm
s,royp E,cE s.os'ate for three year. old colt ,pd hnie
club, provided two start Closed following en-.
Joseph n[gn%sI enter. crnon by Tinanci,r dam Mis-,
~ nan enters Fsh By Harold dam Tdeli,y. By
p noue enters Pauline BY star Davis, dam by Mon.
SECOND DAy
y.'T swersiske year Old colt. and sne.
sh,sh haze nsysT Won me beats eco entrance 80
ed With The following entries;
D ss,i enter, - h' e s f e %S. sal dan.
a,rs enters oy.',rnsa b EsSsauc jam NJ. Counts.
W. Taylor enters b. c. by Fnanc,r ont q Emancipation
Gen T. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Iye, dam rhn
oalyI. Green enters b. ~ ORR Edmond.ou 1t, dam by Inn
''ooSO R'os-PF0Pri''GI ggE,' iGo Three mile h,,
Ttasr Ricr-singie dab ~ two Sc,s.. re-. t al 80 r., .
ofii0O go ,"r.nss 80 sS ss 'I x.
s''D R'cFJo'E'y Clgs pure t;oo Four mile heat.
trIsT hc' ssespsake .r three % colts and ae,
prey two z, ops . ', ,9si t,' 1sdsa by ne club
Mcdaniel enters Minnie Lehman ~ BOSTON dan hy
o noueh enters Pauline, BY Davis, dam Monmouth
Js;,rh hrumws enters ornonc, By Enauslsr dam M..
gondrsn. Williams CO. enes Leisure ~ Red wye dam
= s9d 7. w. boswell, T. By Cir Eimopd.on. dam
ported Trustee - 80 800 ''
Calvin Green enters ~ ORR EdHopdou Ne dan ~ iu
s''y'D R'cs- rrepre'o,,, Es,., 500 Two mile hest.
Handcsp purse $500 for ne beaten horses of. r.u, To-
mile heats NATHANIEL A THONPsnN
- g., Secteiary Afhland Jockey club
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