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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-13

Weeks receipts, 384 hhds.-Exports, 10. ss1s
MoLAsSEs supply the Levee has been light but
with falling the demand the range Of prices has been
lower The ISLES Of the week have been confined 300 400
bbls 336c for Inferior and Fermenng and 3s@39c for
Prime Reboled with few half bbls. Poor at 35c gallon.
Several limited bbls City Refinery have been sold at 0c
cargo of 4s5 bbs and erces Cuba uscovado about
21c gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

y TRl mourn VKREoN TABLRAUx.-It il difficult to
imagine rarer combination of the sister arts
Of poetry, painting and music, than will be
afforded to our citizens on Thursday and Fri.
day next at the Ball Room of the Ballard
house. To hear Moore's beautiful sllegory
Of the Parades and Peri read, as sciu be read and
TO 1t illustrated by fourteen tableaux with de-
scriptivs music, will form an entertainment, than
which we can conceive nothing more elevatiug to
she mind; but whan it is remembered that the
effort 10 made In aid of the Mount Vernon Fund,
ws venture to say none would regret it if the
price for admission we're IS instead Of 81.
Tickets $l-to be obtained from the Lady Mana
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New Publications.

Tarerly, by Sir Walter Scott" This is the
eighth Volume of Psterson's cheap weekly issue Of
wavcrly Novels For sale by g. N. WEST.
"Hgh Life in NsU Hork,"by Jonathan Slick
EsQ, illustrated This 10 said to be highly am a.
sins picture Of fashionable society 10 New ork
by ''live Yankee" fresh from the onion beds O
wsshersneid, who describes all he sees and encoun
tsFs with great drollsry. Published by Peterson
for sale by @. M WHsr.
..Stakpearts Legal Requirements" by Lord Camp
bell For sale by j. WooDRoUsH.
" Ben Sylpesaer's Word" book for children, by
one OF the most elegant and pure of English wri
ssrs, the author Of "The Heir Of RedcIyffe." Pub
lished By Appleton 4 Co. For sale by J. WOOD
sSpuyyson's Sermons" 18th series, adorned with
On engraving of Mr.. Sturgeon preaching In the
Surrey Music Hall, London. For sale by A. NOR
nlo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

Nosyotx Apr,, asth, 20.

Nonyotr, April 2sth, 20.
several Thousand pessens collected Of Jehnscos
Hall saturday night to hear the discussion Pc
tween Mesers. 0oksin and Lescher. They wsre
ssppGisssd ho.sssr ne ssy ,ns ers .od
even u he could have yentursd sorth Win prus
dencs, he could nos speak shove whisper, theres
fore. could not have been heard.
10 prevent disappoinemsns however, Mr zion mon.
tAaue who was Ia the city, waited upon MI. 0og'
rtn, aud offered to dscuss the questions At issue,
With him. This Mr. 0oxgin prercmptoftly res
fused, and stated 10 Mr. Montague that he would
not discuss with him Again during the canvass.
Mr. 0oggin speaks at Princess Anne II tos
morrow. and says he will wait for Mr. Letcher
until Wednesday morning when he goes to meet
his appointments: but Mr. Letcher 10 really SICK,
and We question very much u he will be able to
iift HE voice again Ia this csnvass.
The ave prisoners who broke jail on Friday
night, have not been caught. Two OF three per-.
sons have been arrested 90 charge Of having as
sisted the escape OF the prisoners, who IL Will be
remembered were United States prisoners, and
been tried twice, but the jury on both occasions
had failed to agree.
There were six Of these men, but one OF them,
after getting out, returned aud climbed Into the
jail, after two hours absence, BY the same rope by
which they had let themselves down, and was
found In bis cell the next morning just as usual,
with the exception that the lock of his door bad
been cut of, and he stated himself that be had
visited q certain house 10 the city, which state
| ment was confirmed by the inmates, all OF wnom
were arrested and lodged In jail to await an exam'
| inaftou.
The Grand Jury, or Quarterly term Of the Hust"
| ings Court, met here this morning. There are
one or two cases of Petit larceny and two or three
cases Of felony to be examined, beside she usual
complement oil civil business.
white woman formerly Of Petersburg, known
here 40 Mahaiy Rives fell from porch 10 kothorys
lane last night while drunk, and broke her neck
l She died Instantly. PEAcusstoN.
p. SIT IL stated that Mr.. Letcher's health will
force him to return from the canvass, and that ne
4 will return home immediately.
Goggin an Montague have gone to Princess Anne
III. The former will speak here Tomorrow
| night.
| Mr. Letcher's throat has been cauteriHed BY DR..
| Author Smith, of Portsmouth.
| Mantagne has expressed himself as determined
| to follow Goggn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is doing q fnt
bu,iness During the past week one hundred and
thirteen boats arrived at tide water. OF which
eighteen were laden with vArous cargoes couatry
produce, and the rem aiming ninety five with Gum
bertrand coal, brinaing considerably more than ter
thousand tons. The weeks ascending trade paid
into the treas ury $34 and the descending 50 1885, In
all 76l For the month hitherto the receipts have
been 44 1884, It is understood shat there are about
sixty boats nov on the way down. Coal il also &C
lively shipping from Georgetown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

..
BALTIMORE. April 2o.-Flour active and frmer
Howard and Ohio $6.l2. Wheat-white 700I IS
red L4.@l so Corn quiet-white 7e07S, yellow
SG@sl PROVISIONS dull. WSiskey firm.
NAV YORK. April Is Cotton quist with sales o.
1000 bales. The steamers news came too late lC
affect the market. Uplands nominally quoted q
l27s flour heavy-southern unchanged. Whea
duil-Western red 81 AZ. Corn drooping-mixed 81
dy as So: nosin firm at 70. Rice steady. stocks
dult-Virginia 6's 9s1z,
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p.ssrSarns rrR srrAMsulr JAMEsrowN. PAaRlsH
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~FIRu INSURANCE.
AVERY DEsCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
uJPE INSUhANCE! White persons ON the M
tyaI system and Joint Stock System!
sLAVE INSURANCE. one month TO fire years. e
live in any part of Virginia. any other
inc state All effected daily upon economical SAT-
and salts factory terms to the insured. 1wo OF THE
BEST COMPANIES In the Union represented Capital
$I.755,ONl
For ALL KINDS of Insurance. call at the old estab
lished GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl street just
below the exchange Hetel. next to d Eacho.
a6AN Losses Promptly Paid
Hours OF business from n to n. and from
to O'Clock, p NJ.
CIR BROKEN, NJ d,
General Insurance Agent, and
ap 26-1t Medical Examiner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

LECTURE ON MoRMoNIsM.-laiss Helen NJ. Dresser,
. young lady whose appearance is described as
very captivating and who has been for three years
resident among the Mormons, 10 about to deliver
. free lecture in this city, on their manners and
speculiar institutions" The young lady has been
On tour through tie South, and her efforts have
ELECTED g good many notices OF highly campli.
u,sntary character from tho press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

SUICIDE 81 A vrRaIr1AN.

WAsaixofoH, April 8.-JoAn B. dinner, edlsor
Of the charIostesvills {val Kxponsat, end oos Of
Ex Governor Gilnsr, Of We, (who Was Killed 90
board the Princeton, while b. g. Secretary Of
war; committed suicide hero this morning, BY
throwing himself undsf moving locomotive q
the railroad depot. He was about 30 PEARS Of age.
His body was taken charge Of By Roger 4. P!yof,
trim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
HIGH STAGE OF WATER ON THE MIssIssIp

N. ORLEANS, April 23-An immense amount OF
damage has been done by the freshets along the
Mississippi. The loss will be over q million of
dollars. 1t was feared at one time that the Sauve
levee above the city would be carried away, which
would have overlooked nearly the whole lower
section of the country. large number of work.
mea were timely sent to the spot aud prevented
any serious damage. From Red river we have
disastrous accounts q { the foods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
DUBLlSHED THIS DAY.
l. GEO. NJ. WEST,
Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer.
Aoip az

Publisher, Bookseller and Statoner.
AS Vain street.
Publishes this day
THE Political Text Book or Encyclopedias. contain
ing every thing necessary for the references OF
the Politicians and Statesmen of the United
States; edited by M W Cluskey. Postmaster OF
the House of Representatives OF the United
States; 9Th edition-S3
SPEEOHE Is, Messages, aud other Writings of the
Honorable Albert q Brown. a Senator in Con-
gress, from the Stale of Mississippi; edited by
NJ W Cluakey, Postmaster of the House Ct Rep-
resentativcs of the United States; second edition.
with Portrait-$3
Also, new Books received
HIGH Life in New York; by Jonathan Slick. Egg
of Weathersfield, Connecticut; series OF the
Hon Zsphariah Slick, Justice of the Peace. and
Deacon OF the Church over to Weathersneid. 10
the State OF Csnnecticut illustIated-paper'
vols. 81; cloth. vol, 81 Is.
WAYERLEY; by Sir Waiter Scott-25c:
Cooley; Graham; Leslie; Peterson; KnickerbccKeI
Household Words, and Atlantic Monthly, foI
May-singie copies 25c.
GRAFT ans Virginia Reports, vol. l4th-A:
n Orders promptly attended to when address.
ed to Tap 26-itI GEO NJ WEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
MARRIaD.

On Thursday morning, the 2ist inst, at the M r
Church in Manchester. BY the Rev Mr.. Woodward,
Mr. JAMES rSNNILLE, formerly of Prince
daughter Of 2 Hall, Esq. OF Manchester. "a.
On Wednesday. April goth. at the residence of the
bride, by the Kew A Duncan, Mr. FILMING
TUCKEk to Mrs SAkAH PRICE, eli of this CITY
M Petersburg. Atlanta and Kansas papers please
copY.
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FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA-TEB
RIBLE EARTHQUAKE AND LOSS OF LIFE
IT'LL, ID runI IrTInN IN CHILL Hn

FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA-TER.
RIBLE EARTHQUAKE AND LOSS OF LIFE
THE REVOLUTION IN CHILL, &c.
New YORK, April 25-The steamship st. Louis,
with dates from San Francisco to the 5th instant,
has arrived, with 81, 600 In treasure She made
the trip in q little over 20 days.
The U. y. vessels Roanoke and jamestown, and
storeship Relief were at Aspinwall. AL we'll on
board.
An attempt at revolution In Salvador had been
promptly put down.
Advices from Nicaragua are only to MAJ ch 2sth,
and merely confirm the news already received.
A fearful earthquake had destroyed the city of
Quito, ia Eucador, with over 1000 lives. The loss
IL estimated at So 1000 600. Some accounts say the
loss of lives 10 as high as 5000 persons. number
of small towns to the northward were also des
stroyed, and some damage was done At Guaya-
quL
DR.. Trevitts, U. g. Consul at Valparaiso, had had
difficulty with the pricipal actors in the outbreak
of February 28th, took refuge in his house, which
was twice invaded by an armed police, and the
young men taken prisoners. The first time the
police were driven out by the energetic jeport.
ment of the consul and his lady, but the next day
they were forced to submit under protest. Tree
Wits exequator had been revoked by the govern.
ment.
The revolution in Chilli had been nearly quelied.
At an engagement in Coaquimbo, the govern
ment forces we're forced to retire with q loss Of
50 men, The loss of the revolutionists was near
ly double that number.
in an engagement with the government forces
with loss of Is killed, including many of their
leaders. Gen. Cordova, Ex-President, had made
his appearance on the frontiers, and troops had
been sent against him.
The Ecuador blockade of Guayaquil continues
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AHSlvED,

A1EN W11@ - - tsHess.1I - -
ARslvED. .
sssamship yamsslcws. Parrish. New foik. mass
'1S .ss's1 f:ssssG nd'
g. s:ss 1ess sesal:sa ,s., ~. INV.
oG ssSs Smith. Busbs.. Boston. io. wardwsll
s I'll Geo Scott, pritehess. Baltimore. auano.
Stokes : Rssy . and 4 4 6kinksr : 20.
schr WIN collysr. Rsyner. Boston. plaster. no d
l sesr snow Storm. Harris. Swan River .ndz. Won.
bic Claiborne. SAILED. a
Steamer Virginia. J Kelley. Philadelphia. mdss
| and passengers. H \ 1ustle.
Brig Indian Queen, AcGregor. down sne r"sf'
keSr aila. Wright Rogers, down the river. Hight.
Schr Jas Norcom, Jr, Chance. down the hiss1'
s sia Mary orsnmer. Roughton. down the river.
scsr Angelina vaucloaf. Holmes. down the river.
schr Hope. Frank. Baltimore. via Norfolk. mdzs'
schr VIM Heudren. Brooks. York River. mdzs
Ne,rorx. April 18th The brig Caroline, nom 81.
on6sy ssst sSs reports schooner and
another laden with coal. ~ being sum- " oo"eA
Point. Crews saved.
PASSENGERS PER srEAMsHlP jamestown. PARRISH.
MasteE from New "a . Srr children untley
Gomines. 81 Hartmus. Jas A Cowardin. John y
Hsmmersley. eimou Bar. stsvsnsi ~ vare'.
stein. by Walters. Samuel Hail a ana Isug: rss
Mss Watson. Mrs st John, Miss Sc John, Or H.
Jones. Nj Battle. NJ Horn. Mrs Parcel. Cnas fHa
William Seton. james Bradley, y Ambrose,
= Green. Hottoss, T Carr. H L Miller, W ID
Miler-and IA in Storage. u.,, p,,
Aiso from Norfolk, VIM Pierson. Richard Bully.
Mrs VIM 81 Chapman, two children nune, " L0f
land and servant. h 81 Roundsree. III d Sm"n'
J Mrs Brown.
Sunday morning, of Delaware Light Ship, passed
.tenmsnfp Roanoke skinner. hence for New YORK.
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ulhO.


On the 22d instant, at halfpast O'Clock, P 81
and kmma brosst. aged four years ana two
months.
Onthe 25th instant. ct halfpsst three O'Clock. A
NJ CLAhA EVERLINE, eldest daughter of George
W and Emma Irosst. aged six years and four
months.
Oh, We have loved too we'll
The gifts which thou has SENT
Forgetting while we called them ours
That they were only lent
Then take them all-tAke every one
Thy will, oh, Lord, not ours, be done.
The funeral Will take place from the residence of
her parents on Byrd street. between 9Th and 5th on
this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 O'clock to which III
r ends and relatives OF tbs family are respectfully
Sa-Dover and Great Falls. On H. papers please
copy. .
At the residence Of his mother, oa Sunday. the
18th inst. in the 3oth year of his age, JOHN III.
only son Of the late Beverly Blair.
The friends OF the family invited to attend HIS
f9neral, from st James Church. this afternoon at
O'clock.
In the county Of Hanover, on Monday the. 18th
inst e oelock, n, ACHILLES LUMPKIN, in
His friends and acQuaintancea are Yespectfully
requested TO attend his funeral at the ~
his son. Dr. g Lampkin. ut II o'clock, this day.
At the residence Of his father, on euuday morn.
ing. the zlth inst g % O'Clock, Of sppoplsxy
OhAkLAs WHITFIELD. in the 10Th year Of bis
His funeral win take place. from the resideuce.>
THE morning. ct II O'clock The ffisnls ofths an
NJ are invited 70 attend.
TEE funeral Of tho late WAaysa II.
GoDpIH viii be preached THIS MORNING It 10
O'clock. at Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern. The
friends and acquatntances Of the family are rce-
pectfnliy invited 70 attend without further notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
VIRGINIA COAL ON A PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD.

~ The PhiladsIphA NoFH zmeT1cah hnnouuceH 'ne
> arrival Of . large amount of Camel Coal, by the
Psnnsylvania Railroad, from Western Virginia, .
ciscumstApcs u observes, which must have excited
much thought among those of its readers familiar
with trade matters. The Pennsylvania Railroad,
says the Americas, 10 s'the natural highway east
ward Of the bituminous coal trade OF Wester n
PennsyIvania. Maryland aud Virginia." 1t 10 true
that the .black diamonds" OF Virginia are carried
otto enrich other States, while she permits such
works Is the james River Canal and Coyingto
Road 70 remain uucompleted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

DETROIT, Mich, April 25 "A machine shop, four
locomotives and 2000 cords Of wood, at Windsor
owned by the Great Western Railway Company
we're destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Thirteen houses and large furniture factory In
this city, were burnt last evening. Loss $40, 900
Both fires we're the work of inceBdiaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

BosroS, April 23.-This morning the freight
train from Portsmouth for this city, over the Eas.
tern Railroad, fell through the bridge at Rowley,
killing George Perkins, the engineer, and smashing
the cars. 1t was subsequently sscertained that
the bridge had been set fire and partially burn.
ed through
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

THR THIRTY Sixth ANNUAL
~~A Meeting Of the Medical Society of Virgil
mia will be held in the city Of Richmond on TUhs-
DAY the 26th Of April, 1882.
Besides the reading of several interesting Essays
the organization OF State Board of Medical Exam.
WIN W PARKER. MD.
an 10-W ga Tn Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

M ANOTHER SALE. AND POSITIVELY TIE LAsr.-It
will be perceived, BY advertisement. that Mr.. Tol.
man will. on Wednesday afternoon. have another
sale Of paintings at Corinthian Hall. new and
very superior lot Of pictures will be open for this
sale. embracing several rare. original and very VAL
uAbls ones This lot. as whole. is considered su-
pcrior to these heretofore offered here. and will at
tract the attention OF all lovers Of fine arts. They
win be on exhibition to-day and until the time Of
sale tomorrow.
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n D. YALE & CO.,

~ ID. YALE & CO.,
We l31 MAIN ErRHET.
REFRIGERATORS,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Ro IFS the best article for the purpose in lse
Lightning Rods OF the most approved kind.
Pumps Of all kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lead and Iron Pipe. all eizss.
Portable Gas Works put up In town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and stoves, all
sizes.
ALI kinds Of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Gutterieg. Heating public and pri
vate buildings 10 all the various ways known in
modern improvements. ap 2e-2m
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CEKVANTS FOK SALE, TO kkMAIN

~ IN OR NEAR R1CHMOND-It consists OF a
healthy youug Won in, 80 years of age, Ian excel:
lent cake and bread maker. washer and ir0uer-has
served about two years as nurse and chambermAid.
character in eli respects Her eldest child 10 seven
years old and we'll instructed and useful as little
waiting maid; the next il nearly five years. and the
last about two. The owner parts with them with
great reluctance. and only because he proposes to
remove TO another part OF the country and he Is un
IN on
sizsd and good looking black GIRL IL years old Of
good character, who has been accustomed to cook
ing, washing end ironiag. Also. good sized Wo-
man. of very good appearance. little over thirty
years Of age, who Ia q very superior cook, washer
and ironer. Apply at
ap 2e2sod6tf CARY STREET JAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

QUTTEK, BUTTER. have made ar
~ raugements in New York to receive twice
week by steamer, superior fresh made ORANGh
With me, can no " be supplied Also, we'll selected
stock of Family Grocsries, low for cash.
SAMPSON JONES, Agent,
an 0s-1mA Corner eff Main and 9th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
n@- Bz.urY-It has q votary in ev

~ BEAUTY. has q votary in ev-
cry heart, moves to love, and refnes the TASTE If
to the PHOTOGRAP Il and FINE ART GALLERY,
and see it glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
aerial-toned AMBROTYPE and highly finished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and il you have heart
to feel and . taste to appreciate. you must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Dasuerreotypes or Ambrotypes: and colored
in oil or water coers. making really beautiful pic
lures. M1NNib.
Opposite Custom House, Main st,
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DOVE LODGE. NO. 5l.-T

Ky members will attend called meeting at their
IX\Lodge Room SBosher,s HAIL this lIUEs:
paying the last tribute of respect to their late
Brother John Il. Blair. deceased.
Members of our Sister Lodges and all transient
Brethren, are respectfully invited to unite with us
By order of the Worshipful Master.
An o6-lt GEO Ii TOMPKINS Sec'y.
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HON. JOHN LErCHER
NORTHERN MAkk wTs

NORFOLK, April 25.-Hon. John Letcher is still
quite i'll and unable TO meet bis appointments fol
discussion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26

EOR RENT.-A small farm of thirty
Il acres opposite, the Hermitage tract. now known
as the site of the new Fair Grounds The present
occupant cannot attend it, which s his only rea-
tenant. If not rented before MONDAY, I'd May. 1t
will then be rented at Auction, at O'Clock on that
day. Apply on the premises l6-td*
old CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIX.
" TURES MADE GOOD AS NEWT he subscri
Der ia prepared TO re gild and rebrorzs Chandeliers
and Gas Fixtures in superior style. All kinds of
GAS FIFTH Nc ed in the best manner
Orders ~ respectfully solicited, and will receive
Prompt attention.
Office with J Barnes. PIG. Main street, between
18th and 9TH [ap26-lms] JACOB BARNES.
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FAIRFIELD RACES

DAY, the 10th Of MAY. 1889
and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY l0fH-A Sweep,ta
for colts and ies three years old this spring. ont
OF mares that have not produced winner up 10 the
time Of clio ling. 500 entrance $50 forfeit, Closed
on the LIST Of April with the following entries, to
wit:
i. K Fondrcn names b 4. By Red Eye. dam by
imp Margrave.
.. Mcdaniel names oh I. by Boston. jr. dam BY
s John Belchsr names CHI I. by Red Eye. dam By
Tobacconist.
James NJ Taylor names b c Admiral, by Com.
madcre, dam by imp Priam.
James II Taylor also names c. by Fnancier,
dam by Brooks Emancipation Mare.
g 2 Hall names c. BY Register. dam By Prince
q Green names b c. BY Grif Edumundson. dam
sEcosD DAr--wspsssDAr. MAI lira -Propritt tors
TaIkD DAY-THURsDAY, MAY I2fH.-Jockey Club
Purse OF $40 mile heats.
FoURfH DAY-FRiDAY, MAY l3rH.-A Sweepstske
Tor colts and Niles, three years old this spring.
$50 entrance. 800 fsrfeit-miie heats Closed lst
Of April. with the following eniries, 70 wit:
l.; Green names Q. By Grfn kdmundson. dam
q Pm Hall names II /. Faith. by chiids Harold.
dam Tidelity, By imp Rriam.
y Harvey names gr I. By Red Eye. dam By
Prom the number Of horses now upon the courss,
and tnoss that will be hers In few days. good
6ies o. horees on the Oourse. going through thslr
dsil! sxeeesss. besides i've more sahlse 81 horses
- = ss1fssrtd 'oAA Proprisscr.
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na-BuY -FOUR Books AT THE Glr1 BOOK sroR

-----
: na-Bur -FOUR Books AT THE GIFT BOOK arosn
where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for Sloo
Book and silver Watch for Loo
A Book and Gold Chain for l 90
ABook and Gold Thimble for l 90
A Book and Cameo Pin for Leo
A Book and set OF sleeve Buttons for leo
A Book and Gold Locket for LOO
Book and Gold Bracelet for 90
BOOK and Gifs Book for 100
This d . great movement, which has for its end
the Dissemination Of knowledge Be sure to call .,
No rs Main street. and bar Book. ~ 1e-6t
$780,. Dy,-or. R.c,.rs
AAHf!LLAa TALnAs. sg LEMONS nAG w. Ms.
sIy Laos: velvet and Nett; solid six; SIX and Lace
e Cur black and csored light cloth Ragans for this
N . ss--n WATKINS ! FIcKLIN.
1A,L .. p sn.arssa NAPKINS 1o"klIs IL
RoW ~ W 9. ... na s' "''
~ - At y ' WATKINs : FIoKLgN.
xr Retail
FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS,
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