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, 1859-09-14
GOVERNMENT OF CITIES.

The edon Of the taxpayers Of Baltimore to
secure f3r themselves decent and just ad.
1ninistration Of municipal nifairs, las tue gym
pathyof uli "law aad order" men throughout
the whole country; and however dissastcful il
may be to them, there is no thinking, carnes,
man in The Republic who is not IT,
terssted in their cadeavor to provo tint
for the government Of American cities, Denoe-
raey is no. failure. They have encountered
In its length and breadth, the difficulty wl,icl,
has been toretold as. iuscperablc from Demo-
cratic institutions, when moulded by tho hands
Of the ignorant and vicious a.l ,llelr present,
struggle against the "Rip.Rops," "1igerz,"
"Blood Tubs" an1 other associations Of 1ow-
dies aud desperadoes, Is tympto.nstic only Of
what all other, municipalities must sooner Or
later encounter. Hence the eiueero wishes
for their triumph fol.w them in every stcr
that they take. Thcir case is probably worse
than that which my Northern city will pre-
sett Sctooled in the cxcesses Of tc1upcr, tic
violent passions and the use Of deadly wean.
ons, which arc incident 10 tue lawlessness and
injustice Of slavery, their 1owdes arc the
types aud representatives. Of tic woss. popu1a-
tion that cur Institutions permit; but with mod
iGcations suited to latitude aud the different
prevailing institutions, ihcir troubles ure those
which New York, Cincinnati, PHILADELPHIA
Chicago, St Louis, aud New Orleaus must
finally cucouater. Their success or their fail
ure in restraining the bloody baud which now
wie'ds ll.c power Of the municipality. in curl
ing the license which respects neither liz, aor
property, age, sex, or condition, in REFRESHING
The bad and attracting tie g',od, we look to a.
indicative Of success. or t:,ilure elsewhere:
hence We e1hots them to perscYere to tho eud
never to yield tllc!r i'oin. or abate their cl.
Tort uuil tile hope1essncss Of their task or their
is unquestioncd triumph is secuse We con-
mend their moderation and approve their
measures. Men less wise than the Baltimore
ans have proved themselves to bc, would llaye
ben impeied to TN extreme policy, which.
none could defend. But armed with tie Law
and demanding ooly justice they do not ap-
peal to the country in rain,
arbi romdst and ,ho ,rur1a-a,. ;.;..s,s,.,
r1;ch nrera;, in ,;,,t .,;s,-,o,ad a:.,. ~.
at weal,,, and ,,,.i,;,, ;n ~, o,,,a. H." ,as.
An ;m,o,t,,t ,sa,o, ~ ,a,-a r, :, .,,;s. T,....
caupot viii, iu,,ire tn themselves or s,,;.,t. =,
their nnone,,r ne,,.c, ~ ,.., Il, ,,,a .a-:.:. ~ ~
po,;tica1 n,w,r-,,,, nr;uo-v ,,a 49,, e..
r "oo "a'1 t'ee1-
, 1859-09-14
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4F1 GREAT WESTERN tCAyADA) RAILWAY.

Somner AFranGement.
Trains eAvA The Great Central Depot foot Of ertt
Chlc1Eo:
40 Auretro.t Accommodation tsunds9s s1eepsed} A.
ne II " rolt 5.*3 pn.
'01 au-ltnclnnat E E'rEes-{exsept snndsU144Yiv%a 1t
1nd ana}1lls t:$J pin Cincinnati II 3:so pm-
Go9 aa-txhsanx Eaprxss-t<xeept Sanstsys-Arz3ysat 1t
pe.ult 6:s1 I'm; Suspsns.oo Bridge OF BuIsaio,
tan a.: Albany In pm, Sex York $40 pm.
Seted arrive at uetEuIt 7:!3 All. autp4nsioa
rrdks q Buda{o 49,. I'm. Albany 4:4o An, New
Turk SD am. E1aton slo paI
saa pua-,sssnnai md Iosl vde Ezpsess<exs.pt sas-
nal i 3:<u AN, /. u1svt le +:ot pm.
~ only ons sala % suaay = sn pm 1hs eao and
KATay ior Bud4lo sna al uts East: To outo With
nc 9tan Hallway To Il" Sson o. .nsbur. Muu-
trial Quetec anil ~ Poisn Gu ala Eat Northern Va.
mont New Malnpahlte and Nasne.
HakIage checked through,
IhEou.h Tlcsst. !oE Ee II The principal Railroad ot1cre
n The North and West. and It the conpAny's osce u
Dearborn street. chicszo the depot otofL h street
y. n. klcE Su. &eatentent.
, 1859-09-14
From Pixies Peak.

:s4. Lou1s. sept: ga special dispsteb 10 the
the ID had reached L~arenwos.h,.
At a!srEe meeting It tbs former city, eou-
@hsee was appointed 10 prepare : memorial to
Gonese.s, embracing = detailed description Of
ne gold regions and wants Of ths Inhabitants,
,aee naa prsylng for IN Indian Agency, military,
Rost aaa :*Agon rad from Denver City to
, 1859-09-14
STEAMER CITY or BUFFALO,

"EsTERE NETE )POLl>. W. T. Pam, Commander,
rostn "a Erxnlnx Linz netweea Cleveland nd buaAo-
sus u he Aluya 1,<tesnt boa1A viii leave the Z. c.
and e. Ral'n II hek. tyesnd +veF, sv-nlnx Is pday.
.xs Htedt Il e!eek. % tho ARRIVAL Of fhe aln. rum
tae o1uth He.t. mailing eohn+ctup uuGalo
.Eh The usosntcI ssal III Tie New YORK c4ulsal nd
HoTa .; Sts OK nd E1 Kufe9d q S..ss*. xale
E4o.wexo, Sew Y. Ik and btstan.
Is a;ssss T. speak *labo4 Gf the .lve bo>s b.
speStA ts.t eIasa& eonmodaus ,afu
Ih1s FEnde1u& suunts TIP 70 Sew York my pont
pIannet
Ieias ean b. had It al Ticket Offices Ia he Wesa ani
7f 'e otee under he Rsye-e Honss ep1ner Of
ha1dolfh md Deasto.n tt!ests. and II thr I<pok+
H. CRAY, Geus1al WAsSeta AfsnA
A0kX ~. EA1{&xIE Gen. EppE. MI
, 1859-09-14

FAa1nrc OF the 1IuryeAt in yr~.t.~n
and Southern lkus.1a
Tie Augsburg Algemins Zeituag Of August
18th. 'says tbe harvest in Western mud South
eFn Russl4 and the Dauubian Provinces is
failure. There will be no export fium these
Quarters fer some time 10 c,n1e.n
, 1859-09-14

RESTORATION OF BisHoP OspEnooxx.-A
movent ut il In progress for the remission Of
sshop. passed upon Bishop oadsrdoof, s 1ofsi for =.
merly Bishop Of this diocese numbcr Of years
since. 4 petition to the House Of Bishops is
iu circulation in tho diocese To memorial
prepared in accordance with the terms Of the
peiillon, Bishop Undertook has affixed his sig
natures After aeqnistiug his brethren Of i'm
proper motives in his conviction, acknowledging
tie jastter Of their act discipline, and profess
ing his sincere sorrow aud repentance, he asks
that his Sentence may be retaitted. This petit
ton and memorial will DOUBTLESS be presented
at the next General Convention OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church which assemblies ut Rich
mond, Va, on the 3th Of next month. We un-
derstand TINT names representing oil shades Of
opinion in tue Church arc attached 10 this peti-
Gon.--.N y. Cym.
a9 Georgia is probably the lightest taxed
State in the Union. Its State taxi il only two-
thirds Of a mill on the dollar. A nun owning
&1o,o 600 of property pays only sS.6s taxes.
, 1859-09-14
pITrSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
L. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
Nov cempieted &ad from Chie1ko TO Ptsh15xh

pITlSBURGtI. FORT WAYNE
L. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
NV completed sud from Chicago TO pHtsh15ft
~1aout ehaa&t, connecting viii the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
t. View fosk. Phadelrhta, Hal.lnorc and Warrington
oy and III Interior towns Of ftnnsJivant. Nsw Jxr
sey: New York. Maryland. &C.
By tAAinS this toue, WIN have the hene4t Of
~ the Eass<In market At NJ additional cost
Baggage theCkeI through.
Ttns eaTe the tepoL cuFnes Of Canal and T1a Buren,
steets. West side. fu1ows:
~ ~ -Aorn!nx E1prsx daily (sundaTr s1e<ptsd.)
~ f.M-S!hhs Eavses+ daliy SasuItAya exerpted.}
hA!fosd u nuaA!rk buta1. Niagara Falls New York and
1*tun aud IL nte.lor t1wEs df New England. IA hew
1ots txatrat aud Ssw foVk ant Enc Kniisosds+
disn. soclh ~ Columbus, LInesvite. Ne4art Mount
sesnn etsuhenxte. {. md In e1iDr lownsuf Uh!o
AL! Virginia
TIE aors trains connect II Forest with trains On ua
SrF Road " Spf1nkteA rIhana Dayton and Cincinnati
Also VII y :na = Lnta 70. Dayton and Gne,nra9i direct
FARE As LuW AS Any ufHEK HuETE
seaxers buuad East I'll nl t.is route puth p@a.ant
1hd - ss-1ue pA4.E through many It LIZ tasEest a1t
1.s-t dtes In ths n t..i Stss<s.
t'Aafrrs arriving At CLe.x0. a1y Of The FoadA Will
aa al. ehetk ae* the dspot ehet4
~ euntr txF14e frre Of charge to The ftssnukh An
eGSt&o e.. eetlhx cua a'conEany s.eh tsale-
!tE4ta ssr ss At al he tuc!rt Ticket Dmrea In tia
Rest I'D II The Ce1. 0tsr Ra:.tulth
Ch!c1H.
be pas!co:as 70 a*k for Iektt. By Fort waYne+
DASL ". DOS ;. Gent Aseu1 Chiaxo,
Jas. " AC-Su>, Freight AScst. ChIcsxo.
!. !. HorsFos, Ge11 Freight AEt. Chicago. m1t
, 1859-09-14

DRY GOODS.
FROM THE FIRST GREAT
Auction Salc Of tho Season.
w.~tn szh,a!s an "WEDNESDAY. Ara. ua, s,s< ZOO
PIECES :.
CHOICE LYONS DRESS SILKS,
1npansdtar
FIRsT-cLAsz x +. CITY RETAIL TRADE,
Hhah ewing !, the txeas.7e Iurox7A-o~h W bara
eought and VIII ssu - T. ~ pei. snt.
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION,
Do Not Buy si1ks at any Price
- Elaexhtre. a LII selling them -
At PRICES 7nAT 24Sfoc 4Sss cII; hE COMPETED WITH
+. NeF and Choice Fall Goods,
RECEIVED DAILY RnoM AUCTION,
ffon A7autaeturtss md importers dlrsct.
bought essWtese-
". m. ROSS e. CO.,
suesalstM xss. ls7 4 lit 1ats st1sa.
TRIMMINGS, C0RsETs,
A.. EmBRorDER1us,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
CasI. .1obbins and Retail
a. GRAvE:5,
70 LAKE STREET 78
"eh1Ee Just caeacd aeorp4se stock Of -
Ladies' Dress T. Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EmBRoIDEu1Es AyD LAcEs,
Or all lads including fne lot Of French md Scotch s<ts
Robes hand fS6ss SE1s !asl:a S:l I'd K' Thread Wells
FRENCH AND cEeniy C0gsE1s,
full .ne q tte aven" Dab Ia" and ~Seted Bsh
up sksfts"-the TIM { best stylss In the market.
Afa'l assor nent Of LatIe1, Gsnta .nd ChEdssn's
UNDER GARMENTS,
In s'ik. Aerlno and ca&h1aete Tie bet styles Of
hoSlEKi, GAUNTLETS, AND GLOVES
Inc udins ALEXANDER's KID3.
4 few Of the novelties In The best manufactured
Woolcn Goods,
sueh a. The FKiScESS CAPE, SHAWLs. SQSTAGs
IALMA C,PEe, &C., 4c.
AZ s13ul1 te tile lot of PARrY FANS sad HAIR Or
= asa 9vrEy sfts e1irtson II BrlTuN5,
aAAAS, 1HKeApS HlSDISGS, and
SMALL WAKES.
Weaza offering our tick On the
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
We lave aksn great 1as tn make eacb COM
pltse n sfself aad respectfully aak m ex,mlnatioa
eb-ours Wholesale Stock Of Double SInE!e. sput
aau sAetanu Mo~A u 90 l:cte and prices low. F7
a. CIR AYES,
tsCCCESsoE TO e. 7. ATK1Ssov,)
IS Luke Street, Chicago, 7a
aS34
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{ .Hu1CAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK.
~ STORE NO, n WELLS ST.

FcEv Books Just Received.
!. A]fo,'s Grrek Te.sament vo'. l. containing the
nj. Is %
:. a:*A1ss AL ltS tis.s .ts.iutllehr. BIZ
Ealwatt. SnralleY. Marcy. Gr!ten, Emnna,
huESt Aad "sekt viii lrt1oducsury kssay oy
- ptbf. Edwards 4. 1'a.lA u And yef f %
!: Tboinek On Jnha- rr.n4.teI ty Knausa. :. ! Is
T. Le i9res to una Aen- De.lve:el In Exeter Hail
j. Bert rLsHss u 1ev. Z; Newton, salhoor CT nnis
e. TathenHe By author u Agnes AID TIE Ltle Ecy IS
l. Inc Gfs7t Ceaee9n " Mans !e:.sttn to tod anda
I. Esch4toloky; ", The Scripture tosttins Of III
Eomnk q the Lord ~ samuel Lee ..,.,.... %
Arke assurtt1eAt Of sunt4y School Bo.ks ~
Ihe VI The Presbyterian Bol5d Eon.rrxstsr
btad tsoIest cass%r Broihezz. Gould LpepFn 5nt
oahefs kept cpnat1utJ oa haud b, ths suh.crit,er ~
NA q. HQLALA 81 " els styext.
, 1859-09-14
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
- RAILROAD.
The Capacity af this Kad Is eq,al to any Ia ths
CouatsY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TR4ISg


THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PlTrsBrR6u AND PHILADELPHIA.
E !. e p:Pt stt @
Nsx f%ss n.,oa !s.l.ssrr aa Washington s;!iy thus
su.latel sa G m11 Ly any CHEZ rSate
ExIt y NJ FaA Lines .hruxh IL rl!lssla with.
Ssplac 1 {. !" E,rt, r. a. F., T,a!a. n E.pfF.
% IL s.stt Es1x.! 9si III
Fl ss ses ": @a Mi,Ae u E.pr..
4.t 4s5r !. = :s or l'no1< II ~. AhdSs~
la!sa ee.n*st At Pittsburgh With the ". Fast Line
4mse en- n 4 iha;e 4 RI :. a,t'Tw,e =. II aa il New
aFriv:4x at pA!ix'~'pn'a ii I'M Ntw io1e 4:1 III.
~ + i i. <,xs*a fh!lal*pL4 aal Ss~ i:r.:.~o
-. s.:tfs D.: xooa ~ Sor1Ih. fsii RIVER
1,sst;s may b. obsase. II .ny ot the !mpc...
ss 4p q :' :' r. Il:
Ton. New i-1S~ A4l* ni"zs VI fhisGephA
FARE ALWAYS As Low AS By ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
7he sorpleaa ef,hs ~etzsa eonnsesieas 4 d. Penn
sy!Esnta kalruaI u Chcsso makes this the
plsEcf LINE 5kKaf hEsMESS y5krM 1NE 81 FIST AND THE
Tt eotnsesinx Il tracts by ,hs kallsd Bie- Fits
s e' s*asi
to hip b. thts r,use. s0
.o.traes. sh1p?.ac dire ,ou., apply to or
aad's,' c:'as o!tSx Is hlso~ Agents ofshe c.uraay:
s>se? e r.: 5,n:s9 ckpse. RSit1.
I:FfssSss Z fss;sf =; r. :asss:a A. ii:
eannatt ~ e. As.1nu Aa4tispn. Ind. VIM, u.Aa ID,
Cr?;tam = g; taso. Ill Il. T. >ns~ y. Ln'lI. No.
ta, asa 1fn IT, Na:.sx :,is M / E:sa S
A.ntA Il I!a. Il diaefes,s p"inss ia ,as Me.s
tatspsstatk'n of I've stuck, knti cvmu,o4latI,ns
VIII us ps3ylicsa!oE peEsuus tssv NJ ehasu thetto
FkEIGuTS WE-TwAHD
"a E9ute Icy. Of sl tr'e.pt b hr~azt
Any plt he ta,"ats uhlo kealueky. lisi. a iI
noiA Wisconsin, Iowa Or MIseuaEi, BY raI Iirtt ~
Fhe Fwnusy Ra!rIa4 zl.o connects at lftsnrrh
with - antiA " whkh kuss hs 10 auy p1rt
lnd. lin H. AIsskHp, Ti-eu- sa. Missouri Eansss Ar
kansas md Kei hssf~; snl 1t CIeTeIanI *a,tuskr t
chicago With .-nefaio al ports the North. estzrn
Metanta and Shippers eatEusnx The transportation Of
thes tn!kh :" tbs Company can rey With eoadcsnra
s Al !. n.s = as f.syss . = .se
eh3rxt. by other RAlssad CoA r1nies.
y Ds rar icn:aE 70 marx packages vi. Ptuu r. r.
Go sei to 47 {. ,sts t. es ,s,eSe1 By IL 1aae, as
pe. .ttei ing to Il cir shipmens4 FINN the E,et
y. td :. .hslf interest " caA Tie Axtats Of tbs
A'' T. elixir of then u,on tts VI F,tsha vii
Nee vi b prompt attcutI.n. |
=. J. >predeE, hiIasteiphIa.
Nasn. X qua g Ss!:9 street. Baltimore
street. New Turk.
Lfsva & : 49, o.; :! Kl1ey stree, Eo.tee.
Ga Gssa II IKE. Assqf ra!,sHtpAla
Thus. l. SCOT +, General 4upt- Att4ns "a. ia:4 |
, 1859-09-14

THE co PARTNERSHIP hert-
soure eseilt txttn the subscribers rnder the dyn
a. sleeper Le"z hasnx expired The 18th Inss by m
s1ee5er. F. IT, SiEErEE
tOsrPH b. LEWIS.
!. L. HEALU~
Tle undersigned have ibis day formed Ct, r.r,nrr
shs nn:eF the u Sleeper TO- cont cue lie
rcu-t and "nim r~u lcat It ht od stand II .evrcr
4 LeAh- No. Canal st:est- Sursh ct Kardnph.
F. II. = EEpEK
Ch!eaEo. Sept. l.. la:9. sxisA.9ss.
, 1859-09-14

T u01rc. Atm noor
w -, -
crsmro1,rnv nv-,.
oAa1lUNEt1 hdkEHOUSE.
--
=" ~ r-r-
ns hEEIe3
Wholesale Roou..,,.x
''A eo4 @A6
- '
14S LANE STREET, CHICAGO. 14s
woud re,pe t,ay ell tie s,ter,.o, ~
N-- ',@@' u
"VOAS anu S1Ik1OnfFYs
Is sspss ID =
eonp.iA the best md mo-. nna,s ~ .aS .ooxs
Puba.r i maeh Iowa aes shaa seeac osss
n.1;s.,% s eea
Mct;nffav's Ks.d.-. 49,, r.@..s ~, s
R,y. A,i,hms.irs.
Mitthell's Scha,I G+eor.y tiax.
M01feitd and M.Na,iya Il ~ .. AnhiA4.
p,,,,, nnn., 49,, ,--- -F'
Taysoos uua1oo En1 bc1lhAers Ee2manship:
Wayrsnte Rsr;.s ~ f..n-.h:...
eoAA'8 ~ 0eu8 @Pot93
Giee1s Grzmmars:
Green1e,f's = Se.ie1 Of Matheusti5
, 1859-09-14

1ALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
p aad a1tr MONDAY. July tk, lss tss!as viii lsavs
1870 = stalo~A Sunday ltxespted:
: ktna Wells stzevt DrpoI s.A IN. End 4 u u-,xzd
TOE C.1tsA ~ an md so H.. foE Gasns. bunIa11
atAa x Paul and !ntsIn7td.n4 ILAess- 100 ind
~ Dska1l. Gf.n+ xeuenFy G<9evs, L.ka &c.
Nnep-nE e1f3 nigh tzatus-
80 1ha plsaazssH zo4ts = ~ xscth1a.e
r 4 IALcoIf. 6aAa1 1uu&
: + H. foE1Ik. Ca ra8AsEAeuke HE
, 1859-09-14
.UICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
II p,4&

Trains for Milwaukee leave 4laiiy Sunlaya excepted:
At9l1a- NJ. stopping At al st.l3..ns.
AtS.1ap p H.. Atotbipx II principal &t4tfbna.
Cvnnee1inx at iwaukre vi b Let. and Milwaukee
Railroad. forming the only ri rafuaA na IL 1atftre%
North&esr.
waufsSan Accommodation ssasa 1save<sts, s,:3r.M.
i'll L.%TkES. JK suit.
, 1859-09-14
Railroads..
CHICAGO s. NORTIlNE>'r,E
RtFtWty -


~ur1AT0 r. >.f,t,,tII11-,,.-
4 ,1lIN+t0o N NOtsl IL " E~TsE
~ RAILWAY -
fLus Chicago ST Pal an, E,n, In = !, r.
UNITED STATES NAIL AND Eyrrrss ra.;-
7r,tn. 1.,1 . h,r T,,.v,.,. N,, st., :, .. AZ
6, T.mi ~ :, Iii. ~. :hts, '' '"-"sdu tLsi Nd
" '' " $3.50 ~"'
al S:!o a. H. and s:-o i. II.
Trims teate Tor la!ot Frsa,on, t;aien1 pao:t.h r,
suaus anal e. F-n'. VA {: h'n'
a. e:l9 i. u. aLl SO r. II.
" o T. Ii Il " u l. OF CA RS
CkIe IN st,..on RI m, NJ Nr.f N.frr m ri,
-1-1 VIZ: :. Do-e-.-. -2o!H1s..4 2e1*ust..s..l.
ILLINOIS CENT (tt1JI.ftAr.
sEMMsE AKNtNus AtsT;
,t an" 1H ~ JnhF .t:'. ~ IT, lns viii !t.ss
Ssa lai urfc!, lb"t u a.rs1kst fsT AEth ST.
tsa Ls7seh W ~; ha44at4a Fly, -. Us l.!r5
cM2nt; sEta'nt*n: NeT ufra1.s u I'LL t,a cslu H.
~ epHteae!a leff7 AoG1ss Ill., HLt5. 4f.tSvlx
- ,aa.nsA
~ IaFts' - A-H Ana SthuiTt txceTte2 arriving
, 1859-09-14

In The stste University, Of North Carolina, nj
chspel Hill. III 1.-The students ars taught th.t sls.
va.y uM D:sfns origin; and that It Il thsir duty
, 1859-09-14
ILLINOIS CENT. IsA1LIsOAT)

~ u u Ii Il " u Il u a RS
ChIc 20 Stli4o1 ct rni af Net Wafee aa4 Kin. .,.
au..lY uEu L. DUNLAP T. subs, ;t;rt,.'.s' ~ =
, 1859-09-14

0A9 <Nas0 SN1E1UltTTys
on! ssok comprises Ill The School Rooks Es.d throughout
pleaud FAucy stationery. ~N ~"~
r. ths Wsstssa Pu fishers of he inx hooks
and which xe ean funla u tie prers u fhs Etstn
puhllshsr aud It muck rates th31 heffaloir ossd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12
pAr.r.

~ = 49, = ~ n
IS :; ! & { |; 81 !; b; i
lesa c0nr.. 4. as.evsis ossiI. =. e ssssiass
! E4.y s & Sc @, 50 ~. e -. ss,:s
s; ss ali ss sss s ~ g p es s
d. Ha1 enssrs 3: b finAasief. 4 = Rldslity,
s. sb meSlis satsrs /. 81 Boston IL dam Re-
II. Affhompson sntsrs s. T.. b voataifs. dssn
Gan. n j. Green erisfs Minis Tobacco Fly. hy Red
s1s Ds:ss pss sr tire yssr Old
colts end Ilie. I've pile ssts, ssso Snssss1 s
ssS s S,, sssit S osss xk s ssrss
Sfs' Mir falA uS g SSls. Harold
6 s Boa res enters Y fPsnns s. Star Davis
h hsnnos snte EslD Minnie Lshmann, BY
Boston IT. dasni eSso TISibssHsY
/ rfpsr RAcR--Sweep siske for three year old eplts
and flies, which have never Eon rscs; y, z, h
heats Pig aso o. more start Closed with
N. ~ A. Thompson enters &. f., BY Register, dam BY
r p,sc IS Nv ". boswell enters .. T., by Grif Ed
mondson dam virgIn'c ff pyis:a bv Monarch.
HlfCHdei -
o. + sa Hare ' enters be. FISHERMAN, by Revenue
fam Miss Coutts. -
j. M. TAYLOR enters b. c., by Financier, out Of
EmaHciGasion MAR. msre MARY blair. bv Red Eve
Calvin Green enters b. G., by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported PrIam.
SECOND RAcE-Proprictor's purse 500. Three
mile heats. r,,,nnn.x
FIRST RAcE-S;ngle dash OF two miles; free for
all ages for purse of $40 the part Of the Club;
s. 10 entrance. to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcE--Jockey Club purse $500. -Four
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and fllies. Two mils heats, sac entrance;
or more start. Closed with the following entries;
D.. Mcdaniel enters ., 1. Minnie Lehman, By Bog-
ton, Jr.. dam by Trustee. ss.sSe
P. c. Boueh enters G. I. Pauline, by Star Davis,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph BTummel enters b. t. Crinoline, BY Finan-
cier dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams & Co., b. (. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
]. T.. and T. w. boswell enters CT, by Grif Ed
mandson, dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. L. j. Green enters Addle Cufrler, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee
dam by imported Priam.
F. M. Hall enters & T. Faith, BY Childe Harold, by
srcosp RAcEM-Proprietor' purse $50. Two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $500. for the beaen horses OF the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co., Va, Oct 5, 1859. oc5-fd
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HA- Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are the amusements of sportsmen now, and the
season for PARTRID3E. Duck and TURKEY shoot
ing is only three weeks eff ou to enjoy these, and
to be in no danger of premature explosions, or
BURSTING barrels, a man must have a good GUN, the
best PoWDER. diamond graln.l SHOT, ELEY's
CAPS and ELEY's CHEMICAL or ELASTIC WADs.-
If he has these, he needs only SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BAG, a small CANTEEN and a LEATH-
ERN Cur, TO complete his outfit and he IS then
ready for the field and wood, and for enjoyment.-
OF late years SO maui botches have turned gun
makers in Europe. and so many cheap guns have
been shipped TO this country on sale, that nan
runs some risk III buying. unless he knows the
dealer. As We are well acquainted with MIR.
JAMES WALSH, at No. so, north Main street,
and know him to be entirely reliable, we always
purchase OF him. and never fail to get just what
we wish: His guns are inferior 10 none in the
unon his ammunition is the best to be had, his
PisToLs, RIFLES, KNIVES, and FISHING TAcKLE,
cannot he surpassed; and, what is equally impor-
tant, his PRICES ARE AS Low, II not a LITTLE Low
Err, than similar articles can be found elsewhere
We therefore take pleasure in eommending HIM to
our brother spoTtsmen liberal, honest. stralg hit
forward, candid merchant and man that can
he relied on for whatever he says. Remember, in
making your purchases, to call on JAMES WALSH,
gunmaker and in porter, No 60, north nj AIN street,
and Il lie supplies you, you are ready for the field
and Tor genuine sport. Sc l5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

GREAT OPENING OF FALL GOODS AT
~ s. HIRSH'S, 20s Broad Street.
On MONDAY. the 18th of September, will open
an entirely new and well selected stock Of TRIM
MfNGS, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
mbraces everything new and desirable in that
line. Having bestowed, as usual, great care and
attention upon the selection of my stock. and with
ties in buying. can offer purchasers inducements,
which are not often met with. would call partic-
uiar attention to my stock OF WoRSTEps OF
importation. and under the management of expe-
rienced hands is by far the largest and best ar
ranged OF any in this country. | am always de-
erInned to accommodate purchasers with the
BEST of Goods at the LOW EST market prices and
confidently submit my claims to their Judgment.
Sc l9-lns S. HIRSH. 20g Broad street.
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q Ar,iucial ree,h-The oheopla,tic Pro.

N Artificial Teeth-The CheOplastic Pro.
csSs.-G W. JONES, DENTIsf, having purchased
the sxs.Hstns ,isht for the above mode Of making
TEETH. and after tsiHs and testing it in the most
frsiy satiJtsd Of ITS absolute superiority over the
gold, silver and patna method can, therefore with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets Of teeth and especially to such as
may oe dtssattsfsd nth these fhey are nom assag
Ia this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are renovedthe sucten being perfect secures
comfort and stability to the fit and the teeth being
embedded in the metal. the food is exc uded from
under or between them: they are, therefore, clean
or, smoother, and IN every respect better. In con-
sequence Of the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the mouth. and the suction thereby secured he can
insert one or teeth NTH clasps and in ali
oases guarantees perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method haying been adopted and CONNER nd
e by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them; The old plates OF those wishing to exchange
the old method fer the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii. Of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer il.
r.si,ng ih9,sonshly andgently done; and teeth ex
Once opposite Corinthian Hall. ally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

na-kidney and Bladder Complaints.-Ths
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
fhcsa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. .PhysiesI
PTostIation and Debility of either sex, Is Harris
HQkNE'E BuCHU COMPOUNDS.
Persons who have been unable % yak, hAye coon
been reiicved b. this powerful ccdROUNp ~ It's re
cal and those who have used Il, Y be tho best
BUCHD COM OUND in the World. Large bottles
ceised by FiHHEK & WINST0N. Druggists.
je I4-f7m Nam street, Richmond.