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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk of eakage-Baskets, twice first class raes-Bat-
ting Blinds, Bonnie s. BoOks-BOUts and Shoes Bread
Buffalo RoOes-Bard Tables, double first class rates
brushes and Brooms, room corr, pressed-Cam
phue, 1t owners SIX OF lrakage-Carboys acids and
other Chemicals, double first class rates. abiaet
Ware Knocked down and well boxed, first class III
Cards carpeting, cOrks, co. fectlOnery-CLairs,
boxed, twice nrst class rates-Cigars, boxed and
strapped-Cassia, ia mats caps-COveTs anG Sleeves,
clocks and weights-CoppeT anu brass vessels-Deu-
iohus owners risk Twice first class ratcs-q ugs in
bales and bOxes--Dry Goods, III boxes bales and
rutes-FuTnIure, knocked JNn ana eli boxed frs
class Farm Wagons in pieces-Eeaihers, turs,
ngs drums ISL II esL-GaTucn seeus, glassware
window glass-OTapes, III keGs-iats and caps, hides
(drN lOOse-HOUscbOld soOGs, (BUt furL tuTe) we'll
buxed-Hair, in saCks-lnk, lndigO-lndla rubber
goods-leather QoOse), Liquor glass-Lemous
sacked-LGOking Oiassos boAet, twice rst class rates
Machinery, bOXed-Mattresses, twice d.. st class
rates-Mouldings and Picture iames-Mats anu Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-Narbe, WrUCghi, at owner Is
rIsk-Acasures anu Tubs, Moss ia Sa,ks-Nuscal In
struments, Mineral Water, III glass-NuIs, Ia bags
oysters, in kegs anu cans-UrHnges, sacked Oil, IN
Glass Paper HanEinPs, not bOXeG Pre- crVcs Pick les
IN glass owners TIsk Palm Leaf cltTes Printing
IA ess es Piano Forts ut owners risk Porter, and Ale
IN glass-PaEtngs and PICTURES well boAeG--liaital
Russia Bristles-Stcam Boilers, trty feet under
Steam Boilers over thirty feet, and hail first
class ratcs-SiaConer! --Sc! Tie SLaiLs, Scaes ana
scale Beams, bOAeU--s ieil rs bON ed first
class ratesStOves, At owners rIskSweet toutt, es
sizing. stove Plpe spirits 1urpeLtnc-- Plates
al owner risk --SeHll Mat hlnes-lrunks Tin ware
boxed-Trees and SIN Ubbery, boxed owners risk
Trees and Shrubbery, baieu, al owner = risk once
ami "A half first class rstes--iwIne--Ioys boxed
Umbrellas-VenceIIIg, hot boxed, NarLish--N agons,
ehillreu's boxed twice first class aes-R agons
and Hobby Horses, boxed, once ana half nTaI class
rates--Wax, Wine, III boxes or baskeis--Whips,
Nhaleb bones, Wheel ows-N OGDEN Ware, a. OF.
Felloes and Bows-N OGDEN Ware, twice inst class
rates-MOOl.
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Trsr received. br ss~asa-r Jahn A. Eizhsr, is 90
81 ff3T DAEsSFn PfNE FIlHoEfNG. u ean 10
- n ssth- Marehalss e N-PAHi -.
eeitI-tf c@ieks ~sssrt
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Rates in cents per 100 lbs. betteen Nashville and
Kno1riLe and .StatiORs on The East Tennessee and
Georgia Raiirodd.
FIRSl CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
= THIRD Glass, Forty seven cents per lou pounds.
FOURTH GLASS, Thirty live cents per 100 pounds.
Rates IN cents per 100 Us. bstaceen Memphis and
knoLuiHe and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST GLASS, Ninety five cents per loo pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy five cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty cents per 100 pounds.
DLASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas.
i ter WORKS of Virginia, to Chattanooga and Dali
ton and stations the L. Tenn and Ga r. H. at six
dollars per ton Of 1000 lbs.to Nashv lille and all sta
tiOns the Nashville and Chattanooga K. X.
dollars per ton OF 20U0 lbs. Also, Tui cumbia and
stations east of Tuscumbia, on the Memphis
Charleston road dollars per ton, and Mem
pins, and all stations west o. TusCumbia at twelve
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Directton. fer IL. Use.

obtain a good coal oil lamp. Secure thin wicks
that they will move mp aud down In the tube
m ths wick with sharp scissors exactly even with
top OF abe wick-tube, clipping 90 the small pro.
lipg points At ths corners. PHI your lamp With
oil. Turn up the wick efuliy al Grst, so as nol
track the chimney.
shade win greatly enhance lis excellence fos
ding OF sewing by.
~ tie careful Observance ef these directions yu,
secure . light that cannot fail To please.
stI2-tf MCKENZIE 4 AINCHIN
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Shirts and Drawers.


sapply Of best quality ana fsw az ssoosc
800 LFEl1If u J. ". NcsTII.
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Adams Express Coy
rzzcEE ~ - Nh
SpecisI Notice.

rIvHE Adams Express comp.ay beg leave 70 an
il naanee 90 their friends. the paellc Of Nashville
that shsy have concluded arran gemsass with the Lea
sville aud >azhsi1s D. 4. Co unaer ~hich they viii
sxIena The operstens 81 their Express n the ss 81
thai Road, commencing Aagasz lsts 1859 On tie
rompletlnn Of thc SAshviile end Of The Road 70
Bswling 0rern sboas tie Oh Of AeEest, is3s. e.
ssnsers All ran threagh esssesa A.shsaie and Lss-
lsxilie.
rur particulars As 20 rsses tine. etc. sPrlyss
a \. iitltI.
ss----1 Sc - h4rket street.
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Keep il Before the People.

htcp IL Before Inc People.
THAT the Railroads have agreed to the following
l. low rates offreght, to-wit:
rom Nashville, to Knoxville and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
'ry Goods and ALL ucles usually cassed Ia Irst
and second classes, per loo pounds go cents.
.ardware, bacon, lard, whisky ia barrels,
and all articles OF third class, per hun
dred pounds ~ do.
agar, Aolasses, -four, leaf tobacco, and all
articles OF 70 nth class, per 100 pounds IS do.
rom Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on tho Virginia and Tonnes
SEQ Railroad, articles classed as above.
,coud do do do ~ do
Iird do do do 6s do
nj from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west On the Virg mia and Tennessee
Railroad toCentral Depot.
rst Class, per 100 pounds = .o5 cents
coud do do do 81 do
Iird 40 do do 50 do
'urth do do do o3 do
NPGreat dispatch and safety given to freights
a saving OF insurance over this route.
Tho Tariffs mentioned above cover n large area OF
N. productive territory IN Tennessee aud Virgin.
which, from Its geographical position. ought To
)k to Nashville for supplies worthy effort made
this time by the Nash ille Merchants may secure
th.m tho large and increasing business OF this
,to1 ofcountry. T. w. COLE,
,6a Superintendent Nash. b Chat. Railroad.
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DR.. JOHN w. MORTON.
Residence, Cor. College and Watkins Avenue,
(FoRNERIY LINE STREET,
once No. IS North berry Street.
taa2T-tf
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G A II Id

THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has tins day sold out his ehtie
Il tie conccTn OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAN to JOHN l. CHEAIHAA. Ia Withdrawing from
tie business lie would RESI- ectfuliy tender bis
est thanks Lo all his numerous friends Who have
lb' rally extended their patronage 70 the odd con-
Germ, aud sohCts fronl them OF the
To IA successors-gcniiemsn IN every respect enti-
tie The hest hdenrc. Nashville July o. 1853
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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Gutfls,Nf.
BROADWAY HOTEL.
Nashville. Tennessee.

ACTON YOUNG. superinter dent
r7lHIS House is beautifully situated Broadway,
IL convenient TO the Railroad Depots and Steamboat
La dings-4-sss-------- -.-------.--T- sepl4-lrn
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dissolution.
DiSSOiOtiON,
Dissolution Of Copartnership,

II HE undersigned have this dsy dissolved by niu
tnal consent The copaTtuerslip heretofore con
Quoted unGertbeLIm oi WILLIAMSON X CIlEATHAM
Alexander " williamson having sVia his entire u-
teIest IN ssiu cuncern To john l.. Cheathaun.
NashN iiir, July 9th, lt5e.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
AkIHEk CHEAlHAA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05

HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
Ii establishment, prspa ed TO all orders
for Foundry and Machine " ork on the most reason
able terms.
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ter 1t might, in crisis such as that in
which the Emperor Of the French is at pre-
sent involved

ter 1t might, in a crisis such as that in
which the Emperor of the French is at pre-
sent involved?
There can be doubt that when the first
French Revolution broke out, the heart OF
the English people was with the French
Nation. II has even been said that Pitt
himself was averse to war iufthe beginning.
But George III, besides being the most
pig-headed monarch that ever sat upon a
throne, was King of Hanover. and in Ham,
over, an absolute King. He warmly sym.
pathised with the despotisms of the CONT.
nent, and ne found his own sympathisers
among the English aristocracy. Under the
pressure OF the rotten borough system, he
contrived to drag England into the contest.
and Pitt was obliged TO go along, with him,
to lose his place, which to an English
Statesman seems to be the next thing TO
losing his life. When the two nations had
once come to blows, however averse 10 il.
OF course every thing like reason was cast
to the winds. Then followed that long war
OF twenty-five years, which resulted In the
overthrow Of Napoleon. 1t was TO England
season of unutterable misery. In the
name OF law, the English people groaned
under tyranny worse than that exercised
by any despotic prince in Europe. Trials
Tor treason, rebellions in Ireland, conspira-
cies murders, riots, hanging, shooting,
transporting, on scale that sickens the
soul, distinguish this bloody epoch. Eng
land came out of the war victorious, and
loaded with debt of FIVE thousand mill
lions. She had successfully established ty-
ranny in every kingdom of Continental Eu-
q g.
their position to successful revolution. sbe
estaoiiShed On the continent the doctrine
that the right of kings is divine. With a
people claiming to be free, she assisted in
inaugurating the Holy Alliance, the avowed
object of which was to crush freedom in all
the nations of the earth She has at her head
al this moment, ministry who are prepar-
ing to force her into a similar career of
blood and crime. Her press thunders
against the King of Sardinia. Her minis
try extols the Emperor of Austria. Both
appeal, without ceasing, to those pre-pos-
sessions OF the people, which they know to
be most susceptible of being stimulated into
passions. Already she has sent fleet to
Venice, an Austrian city, which in all pro-
oaoliity, will soon te invested BY the al
lies ITO protect it, Here is al once an act
OF war, and unless the people of England
reouke her ministry at the coming elections,
we may rest assured that she will soon be
found again fighting in favor of the Divine
right. and against the rights of the peo-
pie-ln favor of despotic Austria, against
Constitutional Sardinia-in favor of an obi
Gus foreign tyranny, against the right of q
people to choose their own rulers-in favor
OF the ideas of the 18th century, against
the enlightened public opinion of the 10th.
What mission for people who boast of
their freedom
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NJ s. NJ, PIKE & Co.'s ppRH Car.w

~ s. Nj PIKE & Co.'S PuRE CArAw
"a abNaNpf.-Ehe Ohio Csiawta Brandy has for
several years past. been Manufactured from the
{H1f ya'te 81 Uss aaorJcdn C,itdtebd Crane and
has oetsiacd a rare popularity for medicinal, and
Rmaiy purposes. It net only equals but eices the
impaired krandfes, in PURITY, QUALITY and
s'SASsSso or FLAVOR.
hesdfhe following certificates:
WAsHIa6reS. ID @, Nov iitA, 1855
snaiysis ef sample of pure Ohio Catauba sren.
ay o, me manntacta e OF \ "A Pike A Co. Cipcin.
from ass,.srs, "@s u 20 oe pure Vine andy. free
'rlmentst to health--nn. a fsciitious i,ouor made
oi sorn spirits and n,vorins essences; and II is
neu sdAptei. from its purity and quality to take
tne place OF French Cosnac.
THOMAS AN1IsEIL MD.
Chssnsc&i Examiner U Paten Once.
WASHINGTON. Nov 10. 1859.
We. the undersigned. having made a careful cx.
srsndy, hereby recommend it cordially TO the pub.
lo as most excellent article worthy Of notice and
seii adapted Ia medicinal uses. where O uperior
sno genuine Brandy Is required
CoRNELIUs BOYLE, NJ D,
A j sEHNEs. NJ ID.
~ Fo- sale br PETEkSON
Wholesale DrngSist 1855 Main street
Sole agent for Rich.lend, Va.
sp ,9-dzm&cwim
e@- Feus YEaRs' ExpxRIExoG wiTu
HAIs RKsT2RArTyEs The follow ire letter from
gentleman n long snd fayOrsbly know in Boston and
yietnIty. who hiss had ost favorable opportunities
~ I,'o'Circ of what he writes. will are salts
IL ths HJUs; C.-duious:
R.ltEAs Mass January q. 1859.
MEssRs " lAGAS Co: Gs2ts-l have been
selling Ha!MSrkEET'S "inimIdbRe HAIR REsTo
RArly1 for Three or snrr years icith good SdtSfd
t'1a and succsS8 have tried varlIu other articles
in the market. pages PocKsrd's Avery's W Wood's
&c J tut yours has the decided preference among
them all. hsye Rerer hesitaied to rrcomme nd il
for aH ii claims 10 do. seyerai ladies of our tow
who had been nearing fJSe hair for SeTerdl years
have iaid IL aside aud hrys fJt4 and iarurfdnt
head OF hair of original shade aud color produced by
usius two or three bettss OF yOur article; hen
by some means they ave been induced TO try ome-
thi1g else, pslFsed ppon them aS being superior
they have striost lHrgTTblp returned to the OF
your Har Coioring az AIN, ~ the only RerftOTious
dlI TelIGe crtscis in flGding il is toll tie drti.
cL as cheap any of the Hair Oils or ashes with
wRich the market is flooded.
am yours very truly,
4 b EMMoNs.
Remember, that these unparalleled results were
Trodncsd hv HEtMSTGkErc Iaimitabls the ort.
Suid every where Price SIC bottle
W HAGAN & ca Proprietors,
Troy. New York.
ta- FISHER WINSTON. Agents. Richmond
my l0-!2iS
l lIcoRiCe-In Mass and Stick, oi
the best qusiity
GUM ARABIC, (gsnuine) for tobacconists
1oH HQuA BEAAs-Ansastura. Black and Cry.
OLlyk OIL In glass, of new crop
In store and for sale low by
PErFIELD GEORGE,
In Ii Blair 4 Cos Building,
my 4--5m Cor 18th and Cary ats.
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e SSE
REES Il cos
PORTRAITS.
TBEpEARL AMBgOTYPE.


Nesr BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PIcTuss ExTAsr.
All styles of Portraits known in Photographic
Art taken at the STEAM GALLERY, l39 Main
street.
All work warranted to please, or no charge.
Prices ranging from CSC to S25.
Large size Family GROUPS, and
Sgsla worth of Fancy Csses,
At one half the usual prices
Have your old Pictures copied In the new styles
TIE prevent their fading.
Zee specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See il you can hud any at other
Galleries TO compare with them
Beware OF Bungling Operators and lmitafors.
2l-fd
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ce--In Mass and Stick. OF
Nw> TIE GREAT VIRGINIA RxnKDY,

PETERS INRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GoNOR-
RhRA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES,
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
c1riai Baisamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
rstive and renoyating powers and the medical
world sre astonishe6 when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have ooculsr demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd yesrs. has known Of Of twenty
years standing To be restored TO perfect health and
all other OF shorter duration TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case Of GOnorrhuea which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part Of the patient; and to any
purchasing halt q dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees q perfect
oure and in csss of lailnre wil furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with
oct Inconvenience 20 the patient. Sold by
GRUEBS & APPERsON, Druggists.
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
de ln--kre No. nl Broad st.
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N~nrrHIaERaToRS.

REFRIGERAT0RS. cheap cheapl
WATER COOLERS
WATER COOLERS
SFfOU,ER BATHS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons Wishing any of the above articles. Will
find large assortment, at yxRY LOW Prices
THOS A BULKLLY,
mvs-Iu ~-l37 Main street.
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de l0-5m'
ass- OsB OF rEa NJ osr PREVALENT and

UEE OF TIE " OBT PREVALENT Anu
at tho same time trcu uolesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh is the Fever and CUES
For long time the medical world have been contn-
ualiy bringing forth numerous specifics for ito per-
msn mt cure; but all without effect DR. Hostet
ter ex perienced and celebrated ply ysiciin, has
succeeded in iIl nishing .he public with vauabie
prepsraton for tbe cure of Fever sni Ague. The
stssay and incr asng demand lately made for the
"Ritters," aud the Universal success attending It's
use, have made for it q reputation unsurpassed by
any specific of the kind For the of the Fever
and Ague. DR. Bostetters celebrated STONE ch Bit
ters must an should claim q superiority over any
other prepsr alton extsn..
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
aR- See advert isemeDt in another column.
my Sim
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NJ. Alder, formerly editor Of the Consttuttonne, !,
and author of various dramatic works, died Oh
Tuesday, the 26th ult., in Paris, aged 81 years.
There we're 172 deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
VIM. L. Patterson, of Mississippi, has been ap.
pointed consul of the United States 1T Genoa.
The straw paper manufsctory of Howell & Wsg,
ner. Kirkwood, Ohio, was destroyed by fire on the
10th inst.
II cost the city of Albany last year to sustain
their municipal government. the round sum Of
$506 552
The rust has made its appearance In the wheat
fields of Southern Georgia far earlier than last
year. It is said to be very bad.
Wall street, N. Y, which Is about half mile
long, has 1000 Inhabitants and forty miles of stairs
way.
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RECEIPTS OF ScCIErIEs.-The following is a com.
parative statement Of the receipts for two years of
the various institutions which held their an nyer.
saries in New York last week
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THE TELEGRAPH AND THE SIcKLRs TRIAL.-Tbe
report of the Sickses trial sent by telegraph con.
taiDed 152 lao words, and cost the Associated
Press s. ,65223. This single item gives an iGea OF
the sums expended BY this Press Association 10
procuring the news from all parts OF the country
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PLENTY OF WINE.-The Cincinnati Gazette says
that in Longworth's wine house there 10 wine
enough, Of last years growth, to fill ninety thou.
sand bottles. The entire amount of wine on hand
is estimated at upwards of $40 600 bottles.
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rSSS. LEE & PLrAsANrs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice Ia the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico,
Goochland and Hanover.
AS kotaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds.
&c they are authorised TO take Dispositions Afiid
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds, Powers Of Attor.
Hey Bills Of Sale &C. TO be used or recorded in the
several Ststes and Territories of the Union.
Once sn 18th st. Sd door from Main. NH l2-ly
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~ LlocRIos.

s A. O. q. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN yAvoRITE BRAkD, ,ALwAYs
o. sALx, B1 JAMES y. MoAhUREW.
de- ely S. PINE STREET, NEW YoEE.
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my 14-3,
4 GUEN1HEK,

a UUEN1HEK, -'t9-s-
AAs ARCHITECT
Offers bis services to the public for making
NEW PLANS, of all descriptions
Embellishing ELkVATJONs
DRAWING anf PAINTING in perspective
IN and OUTSIDE VIEWS Of public builiipRs.
or private residences to be erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS OF buildings
from nature
. References can be given by Capt Lybrcck, No I42
Main street. or Mr. Jno Gibson 9Th street betwenn
Main and Cary.
Orders will be received and promptly attended TO-
by calling at Messrs Jno 4 Geo Gibsou's steam
door. sash and blind factsry 9th street. between
Main and Cary.
HA-Office mp stairs. my,l-JmA
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HEAD QUA2TERs IT9rH REGIMENT
VIRGINIA MILITIA.

M RICHMOND May 9, 1859.
h In obedience to brigade Urder No 1,
the training OF officers of 'hs Regiment will com
mence en- l6 instant. at ~ O'Clock P. NJ 10 front
OF me City Hall and continue three days.
The RekImentsl Muster will be held ut the same
place. on THURSDAY, 18th instant, at IL O'Clock.
M. -
Tho Commandants Of Companies will have their
first car of the training
The Hegimsntal staff viii report to the Cols NEIL in
'front.' OF ihe City Ea'l By lGis O'clock NJ on 18th
instant III full uniform, and mouuecd according 10
law. ~
The northumberland officers Of tho Regiment
are 1vited TO attend the training
Tue oi1cers will appear in winter uniform at the
uAlnInH CLAkKSON,
my I4-5s Lieut. Col Cong
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~ H1HRY 4. BROOKS has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city Of Richmond.
Once in Beiyin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank strest is 26-N
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RUNNING OF THE AMERICAN HoBsrs IL ENGLAND
At the Newmarket (Ensiand) Course on Thursday
Arril 28, Mr.. X. ten Brosck's Froress in @ match
with Count BafthyanJ's Olympus, won, hard
held !" by ten lengths. The betting opened at to
on Prioress. aud closed at to 2 on her In the
next race, for the subscription plate Of 30 sove
reigns. MIR. Ten Broeck's Orlando came in second
Mr. Formby's Minosa winning by length. The
third and fourth horses were Mr.. Barnsld's Nut
feds. and Mr. Louther's Cisude du Val. The win
ner in accordance with @he terms Of the race. was
claimed by MIR. Ten Brock fJr J01 sovereigns, and
Mr.. Barnard claimed Orisnda for $50. Sweepstakes
OF eco sovereigns was won by MIR: faynes col,
Glsnluce; sweepstakes of Is so yereigns by Sir j
Hawiey's Madame Ealantine; Handicap of ESQ by
Lord Covantrys Ghika; sweepstakes Of 60 sOvf:
regns for year o!ds. by Baron Rothschild's Loi d
of the day, was won BY Lord alasgow's Toxopolite
against Mr.: Merry's sunbeam. Toxopilite canter
ing Ia the winusr by twenty lengths Sweepstakei
CT ltO Osovereigns was walked over by Baron Roths
child's Grafton, and anetber of the s,me sum for
feited by Duke of Bedford's Luf The bettinS af
ter the races on the Chester cup was goo to 10
sgsinst Prioress.
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ASHLAND RACES.

The Ashland Races begin to-day. They go off
With big race-four miles-in which there are
some strong competitors. There are four entries,
including the crach horses Tar River and SIasher.
The entrance fee is 5000, aud $1,000 is added to
the purse by the Club. The day will be a very
gay one indeed, as large assemblage will doub.-
less be attracted BY the animated sport that is ex
cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

THE TicINo GA name which is in every ones
mouth sh Juld be correctly pronounced The letters
of the Italian language do not all have the same
sounds which they have in English. The pronun
citation of this name is 7cecheeno. 1t ia small river,
connecting the Lake of Maggiore with the Po. and
has its Importance from its being the boundary be
tween Lombardy and Sardinia; therefore the Aus
trians become invader. the moment they pa.s to s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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