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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having Watches, Cioc ks or
n Jewelry for Repairs at my Stole No lO4, ,
High street Portsmouth, are respectfully re-
quested to cal! for the same, and all those who
are indebted TO me will be kind enough to
come forward and settle their accounts, as in
tend to remove the Stock of this store to Nor
folk; prompt attendance would save trouble for
me and my kind customers
l also Offer to sell all the Fixtures | recently
had made, and which are as good as new, taste
fully and strong, suitable for Jew elry, Milf
merry, Con tectionary or Fancy Store. Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No 6 Main
street, Norfolk. MIG.
no % l.. CURDTS, Agent
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

VERY rich cold Silk Robes,
v do do Black do
100 pieces Fancy Silks of all kinds,
100 do Black do do
Rich Plain Poplins of all shades,
do Fig and plaid do do
Plain and Fig Delains,
do Black do
do Col Merinoes,
100 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2Xc
100 do Col. do lS4c
All Wool White Flannels,
do Red do
Shaker Flannels, splendid Marseilles Qnilts,
1874 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
lex Bleached Cotton Sheeting, TO-. Bleaehed
Damask, Napkins and Dayliss, English
Canton Flannels,
Also, small PLAID Cassimeres very handsome
COP Cloaks.
In our embroidery line, we would mention;
100 very handsome Collars . C Dlmity Bands
Very rich Lace Sets,
do do Real French do
do do do do small Collars, Lace, Bel-
thaS and Llu jon do
Our stock is very large, and being determin-
ed to reduce the same, We are now Offering
great Bargains.
Those in want would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
no % 1 BLOODGOOD
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Il. BOTTIMORE,

c H E A P G GOD S.
T have in store large Stock OF Ladies, Gen
L tlemen, Misses ana Children BOTS and
SHOES Of all kinds qua lities and styles which
will sell at the very lowest prices. The
public are requested to examine these goods
be'ore purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, 4. Side Market Square,
de Sign Big Yellow Boot
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FRou ST vINcENr.-Th British brig Hope'
Capt. Moore, only Is days from ST. Vincent
arrived here Thursday afternoon, Business
was dull and the market we'll supplied with
American produce.
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NO MORE CORNS |
Dr. Herman Nj. HirsebfeId

,x,,,,.., surgeon Chlropoai8t.
~ and Gentlemen of Norfolk and PortSmo ntb
II ne, curing CORNS and BUNIONS, NAILS PEN
EIRATING THE FLESH, ExTRAcTrD w1TH
OUT PAIN, SO that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
immediately, without the least Inconvenience
store, corner Main and Church street.
residence 3rd Cross street, between Holt and
Mariner, opposite the door of the old Gas House
their residences. NF' At
can be seen at the Ocean House Portsmouth
every Monday and Friday from one till a.;
clock, P. NJ
REFERENCES.
,IDr' " Moore, DR.. } Simpkins, " Seldnar
Esq, ] J Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell, j i n
stadter ESQ, and Others Sc an
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y pressed a desire to receive instruction in
the GERMAN LANGUAGE, and presuming
there may be others who would like to Join the
Glass, would respectfully request all such to
hand me their names previous to next Monday
afternoon the 5th inst.
del .3t E. N. S. BLOGG.
N 2e A nAmNA
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

I A Meeting of your company will be held
M at your Annoy FRIDAY evening at o.
M clock. Punctual attendance of every MEM
W Der is required, as business OF great impor
lance will be transacted Preparations will be
made to proceed to Harpel's Ferry. The KNAPP
sacks will be received. Come prepared to pay
for the same and settle your dues By order of
the
del CAPTAIN
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KEROSENE OIL, CAMPHENE AND
ETHEREAL OIL.
A FRESH supply of the above Oils, warrant
II ed to be of the best quality just received
and for ssle low by
KEEFE IL STORY,
de ! No 6, Union street.
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Cart. MooRE's CoMMAND.-The Indepon-
dent Grays Capt. Moore, have received
marching orders and are expected to leave for
Charlestown on Saturday next, where they
remain until after the execution of the other
prisoners which takes place on the 18th inst.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR POULTRY. Poultry needs
warm and comfortable quarters cold nights;
and you will find that there will be a saving
of corn or proportionate increase of fat, ii
)the, chickens, turkeys, and ali are made
=. to come off from the apple trees, and roost in
HnAultry house.
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NOTICE EXTRA.
1t occurs to us occasionally that our
H. friends and customers, have either for
- gotten our new place Of business, or are
not aware of its being in eXistance or
cannot find it. We therefore give you notice,
that s. ULLMAN & CO.'S Cheap Shoe Store is
No. 10. Main street, directly opposite the Day
all Ladies and Gentlemen, promising YOU
great Bsrg aims in Shoes, Boots and Caters of
which we have good and tull supply on hand
now.
no 30 s. ULLMANN s. co..
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J. MOORE d CO., Auct,r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard
L ware. segars, &C., every night at 81 o'clk,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at Ii O'Clock A.
NJ. and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Church street H. SNOW, Agt
no lam j. j. MOORE l. Co Auctrs
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MILITARY ,FoRMINa.-On every side we
bear of military companies forming, and by
the time the spirit has attained its climax.
Virginia will no doubt possess an army of
Il least fifty thousand volunteers. The rail.
Ways are now SO conveniently situated, and
so numerous, that within few days the
whole force could be concentrated at any
given point. Our own city is doing nobly,
and already has between two and three hun.
bred volunteers to represent herself with
apoh any occasion. We trust that the mil
itary spirit will continue to flourish as finely
as it now does, forever.
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OYSTER BUCKETS.

4 heavy strong made Bucket, just he thing
n for Shipping Oysters slzes,4 gallons and
2 gallons. Call and see them, for sale By
no l6 ]. E JONES
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION
Tnnn Embroidered Collars,
lOOO 1000 Embroidered Collars
1000 Embroidered Co liars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embr IdeIeu Col lars,
At FOSTER & MOORE'S
At FOSTER s. MOORE'S
IS Main street.
IS Main sire I,
At very Reduced Prices,
At very Reduced Prices, no %
"a H copy
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COFFEE- Bags Prime Rio Coffee, so
" bags Laguyra Coffee, SO bags Old Gov. Java
Coffee, warranted genuine, for sale by
de LEIGH l. BRO.
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CANDLES AND SOAP.-I5O boxes mould
" Candles, 200 boxes Adamantine Candles,
200 boxes No. Soap, for sale low by
de / LEIGH y BRO.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
Auction SALES
CHANGEsOF HOUR.

OuaNUEyOf HOUR.
U. S. MAIL LINE FOR BALTIMORE
sT~" l. On and after TUESDAY the Sth
.z ssssi the Baltimore steam Packets
will leave Norfolk at 81 o'clock, and Ports
mouth at half past o'clock, P, NJ.
no7 W. A. LOWELL, Agent.
transcript copy
lust ARR1VED-A splendid lot OF La
- dies GAUNTLETS OF various STYLES and
qualities, from as low as so cents pair to 81 25
pair. Call early Ladies and examine them
in connection with a beautiful lot of French
Needle Worked Collars very cheap. 1 take
long expected lot of Corsets and Bodicies have
arrived and they are OF a superior quality at
the lowest sort of prices. Also, black Silk
and Fancy Buttons, and Dress Trimmings and
many other articles used, Just received this
smorning at the Cheap Fancy Store Church
street, 3 doors from Main, an American Flag
Sign.
no lS T. C.. WILLIAMS
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For Puddings, Pies, &C.
MAIZENA,

VNHE Manu- iacturers of the Maizena, com.
i mend it to the Public as valuable add.
ton to the National Bill of Fare, and is in high
favor with all who have used it,
1t is highly nutritious and wholesome, has a
delicate flavor OF its own, and may be prepared
in many delicious ways for the table. Price ls
cents per ID. and for sale VIII olesale and retail
by
de NJ A. & c. A. SANTOS.
CORN MEAsURERS SCALES
WE are in receipt of another shipment of
w fairbanks patent Beam, Brass and Steel,
Manufactured expressly for weighing Grain,
for sale at Factory prices.
de LEIGH & BRO.
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CHOICE GROCEKIES.
NJ e call the attention OF the CITY and
w COUNTRY TRADE to our we'll selected
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES now in store
and for sale at No. 70 Church street, Norfolk
Va Call and examine.
de JORDAN BkO
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WANTED TO CHARTER

TNOBACCO.-A large Stock of every des-
l. cription of Manufactured Tobacco, for
sale at lowest market rates exclusively on Man
ufacturers account.
de LEIGH & BRO.
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The SLLoP oF-WAR NARRAGANsErT. This
vessel which we announced yesterday as
having gone up to the Navy Yard, will re-
ceive some alterations, and make another
trial trip in about week.
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- AlSINS, Currents, Citron, Figs and assort-
IL ed Candies momently expected and win
be sold by the pound and whole package to
suit purchasers. Those wishing supply will
do well to leave their orders with me, as will
warrant all good and sound, and as low rates
as other vendors.
WIN. X, DRuRY,
no IA No. a, Cor, OF Cove and Church st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

The last report of the British Emigration
Commissioners shows that between the ist Of
JAM isi7, and 3isto OF December, 1854, the num-
Der Of emigrants from Great Britain and Ire
land was 2.a4i,sG2. Since that year, there has
been great falling of. In 1855, the number
was is6,eo7, against the annual average Of $685.
600 during the preceding seven years. In 1850,
the emigration had fallen fs6,s5i, accounted
for by the Crimean war. In 1857, II run up TO
2i2,s5f, but in ls5s, fell to 1882. II Is said
there are symptoms of a still farther falling
of this year. The whole emigration from
isa7 to the end of last year, was three millions,
one hundred and twenty-five thousand. The
United States and Australia receive the great
propertion of the emigrants. Last year Is
sal went home from the United States and 4,
s63 from Australia.
A London paper notices the fact of great
decrease of the Irish emigration, sailing from
the Mersey, while the English and Scotch
emigration has increased. 1t is thought that
the English and Scotch emigration will be
steadily and largely augmented, owing to the
vast increase of the population, and the lin
tied resources of the country to absorb the Ia
Dor market
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


Land Slides on III, Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Locomotive IN one Of them Business.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. ~.
The western mail train, due here yesterday
morning AT l045, did not arrive until 10 O'Clock
last night. The detention was occasioned by
another land slide on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, three miles west OF Nythe-
vile. This slide took place at short curve
in the road, and the night being dark, the 1000
motive was run into II, and SO mueh injured
that another had to be procured before the
cars could proceed. Luckily, no one was IN
jured
The east tern mail, due ut 12l0 T. M, yes'er-
day has not yet made its arrival, ana the pub
lie are kept in 4 blissful state OF lgnoranceaho
suspense in relation to the cause OF It's nom
arrival and the expected time OF lis arrival
There are various reports in circulation re-
lating to the cause of the detention, the most
reiiahle of which is that some damage has been
done bv the rain, which prevents the train
from crossing High Bridge near Farmvillc.
Itappears to be amy stery To every body why
the managers of railroads should attempt 10
keep these mIshaps from the public, they
must be known sooner or later.
BUSINESS has been exceedingly dull this
week. no doubt occasioned by the damp, rainy
and dsagreeable weather that We have been
the recipients of. The river is again on the
rise at this point. PINKNEY
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Dor market

DEATH OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. Lewis Elch-
elberger, of Winchester, Va, an old citizen
extensively known and most highiy res
pected, died on Saturday morning OF last week
lie was a divine of The Lutheran Church-lof
several years editor of the Winchester Virgin
ian, and more recently a Professor IN leNihg-
ton College, :. g. He was native OF Fehhsy l.
vana but went in early life to winchester
His age was about 60 years. He leaves VIE
and several children.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

3TfE. FIRE and MAXINE fNsURANC F.
upon liberal terms, as usual. at the old established
Gsaerai Insurance Otes, on ieafi stTeet, opposite
John NJ Gordon and next to Il, D. kacho.
-Siars Iasaraars, for the longest term at Low
RATES.
The be Companies represented.
IA All Losses promptly adjusted.
Cali and get a Pamphlet and Circular, WHICH will
give you full particulars z. n BhlCkEN,
.e 9tat General Insurance Agent.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

~ 50 REV ARID StFa,ed ,rorn tts
eTryzA Canal Boat Home last FRIDAY nishf:n
0SSN mouse -colured MARE NJ / LIZ. No MARKS
snAZl, recollected. with the exception OF a scar
= On the back of the neck. and a fresh scar
on the Wilher. viii pay IS reward and all rea-
snnab,e expenses. 70 any person who will deliver
SAID Mule at Mr.. J, l.. Stations office.
sc 2t-6tt AS. CULLEN
! OST-On "Wednesday night last, between Syd-
~ ney and nuval street. my FREE PAPERS
FIVE Dollars IN change. three Rreastpins. two 9od
Studs and some Receipts The finder will he
Literally rewarded by lelying the same at tins oi-
fee. WYATT FREEMAN
sc 23-I free HIaE of oolnr.
asEc~1H STR 4EER-FroIn the subscriber. AZ
NAtsN the Richmond Female Institute. 10Th St.
szsesss~abetween Marshall aud Claw about the 18Th
of July, n large Young cow. She IL Of a dark
brown, (neaTk hlack,l with sOtne white; lang
straight horns, slightly shortened. md rs marked
IN the left ear. She was giving milk al tho time
liberal reward will be paid for her delivery 10
me, or for any information b. which ! Gtay re-
cover her. sc 20-tsl CHAS. Il. WINSTON.
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Avn Overflow of Spirits.

A Boston journal, in its reverential regard
for the reputation Of New England for 'law
and order" characterizes the late tremendous
and destructive iremens riots in Manchester
New Hampshire, an Overflow of spirits
Our contemporary does not inform us of
the particular kind Of spirits which was in.
duiged in 10 such excess
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Northern. NIarkets.-IBY
DIED.

In Petersburg, on Monday. 10Th instant, at her
father residence. OF the prevailing disease, sore
throat, ALICE HINTON, aged years months
and 10 days, daughter of Thomas j. and Susan
Clark.
In Powhatan county, on Tuesday morning. the
Goth inst, at the residence of his parents, CLlN
TON infant son of Richard and Sue NJ. Archer,
aged months and IS days.
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COMMERCIAL.
Rirhmand Alnrkei.. Neptember %.

HfChm0nd MnrkfISs SFPtF"UvI
FLoUR.-The market ID very dull. There are y
few sales &c Supe rhne to shippers at&5o, ana Oh
WHEAT.-The market rather heavy ny ss.
quotations. viz: prime white 81 DO. req -, T.
CoRN.-The receipts have been SO \. ut as a. a.. J.
stock is inadeeuate to the demand. we quose o"~
so cts. per bushcl. Market stih.
Northern. Markets.-IBY TELEeRAPH.i
BALTIMORE. Sept. a. Flour steady: Howard anu
Ohio S.. Wheat hrm: white 81 Ddl 40; red Ss-io
Is. Corn hrne white $s26s3 yellow Dds,-
Provisions firm: mess pork Sl5-sS; hacen sues
steady at loo. Lard III Whiskes unchangea.
and weak: Va s's94za. Cotton easier upland mid
dlins Ilsgi Flour bneyant; sonth ss ra na
ern red sIl5 Corn hisher: mixed g3Tga. Pork
hao,ant: mess sls5saiss7; prime sieIsnle and md
mated AZ 25.s an SUGAR !. a54 higher: Muscovado
ss.a6ft Porto Rice 67ta71s. Spirits Of Turpentlne
dull a, 47a4753. RpsIn unchanged. Rice: there Is
a large export inquiry at 3'4d&.
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SHIPPING.

<fraA THE YORKTOWN, Cant. PAR-
Ess E: !: Nv. viii 10, leave &s[s ts tfg a.l
PASSENGERS requested to he on board in due time.
Freight Will he taken on Monday until the hour
o2i-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
~srsA THE YORKTOWN. Captain Pan
esIEEia RLsH. will be ready To deliver cargo this
se2f-It LUDLAM & WATSON.
.-zfSSS NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO
MI deay her eparta3e for P5lsJe
ghia. to MON DAY, September 26th, ut 3 o'clock
~ her. order t slippers a" F. to
his FOR tHARt.ESTON. =. C.--The
liz superior fast-sailing schooner n. NJ TAN
- NOR. TopD, master having the greater
ssst"st ''''"'' " " D. cota uiHfr ( co.
uU-- FOR BALTIN0R E-TRf-
q q 4 Ro liFE CdWr ~ yAT4 An
steamer BELVIDERE. Capt. VIM. KEEN, will re
eeiye freight tG-dsy, FRRIIlp1AhY} and up to ,ao
unless a sntfcieucy is received before that hour.
Freight taken for Boston. VIA Baltimore, at low
est rates. with greatest dispatch.
Passengers going by this line will please be on
board before ~ o clock the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage, procured either al our of
Sc % It ~ ~ DAVID & VIM. cURRfE.
- FOR NEW YORK-FIRsT ' EsS Eli
ATfS Richmond aad AeD York PaekstS.-Tbs
go superior fast sailing schooner MANCHES-
TER, Capt. A.. Il. PEARSON, having PARTON of
her cargo engaged and going on board will have
quick dispatch. For balance OF eht apply ~
DAVID Il VIM CURRIE.
- FOR MOBILE, aLA.--The superior
hf.Tst fast sailing schr II. w. FRY, Capt. MAR
ss=E-1sHALL, having the greater portion OF her
cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch For
balance of freight, apply To
Sc l9--Iw W D. COLQutTT h co.
- FOR BOSTON-FIRST VEsSFL.-Ths
n~SSs~ regular packet schr, MISSIONER, Capt
$3.50 y cXERsoN, having n portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will have quick DIS
patch. For balance OF freseht apply To
sc Its DAVID & WIN. CCRRlE.
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ToRNApo--A tornado passed over Chester
field district, S. c., on Friday of last week.
A correspondent Of the Carolnian says
On some of the plantations near Benefits.
willie, over in Marlboro there is not a single
house standing the wind blowing down every
thing, ana Klliiilg several persons, both white
and black 1t carried a negro woman two or
three hundred yards out into the field, killing
her dead, In the vicinity of Cheraw it blew
down some few trees; otherwise did little
harm.
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:. NEW FAIL STOCK. Now in store and

NEN FALL Wv N --NbN III Sti'Fc Auu
jdaIiy receiving. the largest and most superior
<|9asSoTtment of every descrpt ion ~ BOOTS hnd
SHOES. | ever had the pleasure Of offering tn my
friends and the public, comprising evers desirabio
article in the trade for Ladies', Gentemea N tssss,
Bows, Children and Servants. All at which Was
selected hy myself made 10 my specta' order,
from the best manufacturers to liz found aud VIZ
he sold yefy cheap.
respectable solicit an examination Of ny stock
and prices from buyers before they purchase else
where, at No. 43 Main street.
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T.ErTTR LIST.

T lSTOFLETT Frs Remaining u the RlCH
IL M0ND POST OF FICE, on the sd day oil sep-
"a Pnblished by authority Of Act OF Congress: IN
tbs ne wspaper having theiafsest circuiatoh IN tue
M Psr.ans cs}iing fos letters in this List, VIII
please SAY they are ADVERTISED
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HEAVY DAMAGE By THE FLoop.-A mil,
situated on Walkers Creek, near Mechanics.
burg IN GILES county, Va, owned by Joseph
rfek' was swept away by the late freshet.-
me mill contained about 1900 bushels of
wheat and so or 60 barrels of -four. Mr..
reeks loss by the flood 10 estimated at from
sia,0oo 10 $4,000.
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g ~ FAIRFIELD KA,Ex
ALANN FALL. 1882
~ Fairfield Course will co.,

.'.-s.-------->--- mence on TUESDAY. III m
18th Of October. and continue four DAYS '"s
FIRST DAf-A Sweepstake for yrs old colts aua
flleys that never race TO tbs time Of eosn"e
mile heats. 900 entrance, $50 forfstt-tbres Z,
more To make Face-to uann and close the lat AZ
September 1859. Closed with the following ga
l. james " Ia, Tor names b. c. Grand Duke. h,
FInaDeIer, dam Brooks Enamel patton mare
.. {, Green names b. @. by GRID Edmoudson. dan
8. Gen. Thos J. Green names !. wiIlismgon'.c Oh
,elleTy BY Red j., Eye. dam BY Phil Brown.
4. Jas: /. L. w. Boswell names oh tilley bv CIR
Edmondson, dam Virginia Payne y ''''
5. J. w. T. Newly natnss Ann Smith by Childe
HsTold. dam BY olt Boston.
SECOND DAY Wednesday -Proprietor's two
mile heats-purse $3.50
THIRD DAY-rhursdsy-Jockey Club mlls
FOURTH DAY-F riday-A swespstske for avn
old colts and hleys, two mile heats, $3.50 entrance
name and close the LIST of September, 1859. Cosed
with the tollowln nominations
]. Joseph Brumneli names bay filley Crnone by
Flnancier. dam Matte.
2. FroHdren. Williams * Co. names bay fiey Lea
SIRE by Red Eye. dam by mp. Marsrave.
3. P. C. Bush names CHI. tilley Pauline by Star Da
Wis dam hy Monmouth Eclipse.
4. John BeIcher names j. D. Aexanders gr. filler
NV Red Eve. dam BY Arthur TAYLOR
SECOND RACE-Same pay-A Sweepsfake for
old colts and flleys single dash Of a mile
Sieo entrance $50 forfeit If two or more siart
SIoO added by the Proprietor. Closed on the I5,b
Of September. with the following entries:
co Fly by Red Eye, dam by Imp. PIlam
3. +. NJ Hall names CD 1. Fams by FInaneier dam
Fidelity by imp. P'iam, BY Regent.
}. d. Mcdaniel names oh. by Boston, Jr.
4 Powell &: chisman names b. G by Red Eye, dam
J. Holm Bslcher names b. c. walsman by Red Eve
Sc 24-2awtd JOHN BELCHER Proprietor.
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mNew and Elegant Stock Of
FAIL, DRY GOODS

At CRENSH4W, QDIhLES CO.'S,
No. 229, BRoap STREET.
We have just received our entire stock 81 "a LIZ
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new DESIGNS that
are in market this season, and shall continue 10
add to our assortment by every arrival, SO as To-
present Mt all times full and complete stock oil
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS ,
In ladies' Dress Goods, Cl.OAkS, MANTIES,
SHAMI.S. SKIRTS: EMBRQ! pERlES, LACEs.
large and varied selection. and at prices that VIII
suit the most economical buyers.
In gents Goods we have the largest stock eyer
offered, such as French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Casslnieres. Hack ana rhncy
yELV ET and SILK yESTINGS, SILK HDkFrS.'
TIES and SCARFS, Byron and Garotte COL
LARS, Silk and Cambria uMBREhiAS, MeriHno
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SCSfEN-
DERS, &c.
small Figured and Checked Goods, IN all the Dbl
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
be surpassed
splendid stock of the best makes, and at low prices
We invite an exapination OF our 1oous as the
Sc 23-lm CRENSHAW, UARLES " W.