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Felix Mccarthy, of the Kerry militia, was
generally late on parade. "Ah, Felix" said
the sergeant, "you are always last" BE aisy,
Sergeat Sullivan" was his reply, "snre seme
one must be lastr
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EDUCATIONAL.
ExERCIsRSOF THE SOUTHERN

THE EXERCISES THE SOUTHERN
L FEMALE INSTITUTE will he resumed on
MONDAY, Sd October. in the house adjoining the
present residence of the Principal, ON the corner
of LIST and Franklin streets. This change 10 deemed
10 be in every respect advantageous. Eight rooms
pie accommodations The house Is new ana ilr.
nlshed with every comfort and convenience called
for in we'll arranged school-ro0ns. The services
of twelve able and ex perienced teachers have been
secured. all of whom will be actually sDipt0ysd IN
the institution; and il is the intention OF the fin-
cipal to make the School perfect in every depart
ment. The preparatory department VIII receive
hls personal attention.
The services of Mr.. r. b. BARBER, an accom-
plished pianist and gentleman, long known IN TINS
elty, have been secured. and il Is believed thar ne
win prove most valuable addition To the anVan-
tages already offered IN the department OF music
-Four others are employed with HIM; ssiskRI'
Piano; Mile LACY, Vocal Music; II. SCHNEIDER,
Harp; and Mr.. o. A. ERIccsoS, Guitar :,
The course of English Literature ana behss
I.ettYes has proved both profitable and attrae-
tive that il viii be largely extended. and VIII re-
ceiye especia! attention.
MRS. COLE will resume her Glasses for y,
lvl strnstion in SINGING and the PlANO
FORTE, on the LIST October. Application ma. 10
made at Mrs. Pellets School, on Broad street ie-
tween 10th aud 18th, p. II. Taylor Music store
on Main street SO A-ia
MISS JESSIE GORDON'S SCHOOL FOR
Nl YOUNG LADIES, CORNER or fKASsLs
AND 6TH STREETs.-fhe Eighth SESSION oi m, ih.s
School will commence the lst OF oCTobEa' hao''
Terms as heretofore. sc 3-n"
THE MISSES FORBES will resume tae d.
1 ties of their School, on MONDAY, oc'ooei s''
sc H-lws -..-------.--
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HA. Jos. p. Hanlon would respectfully i'm
form his personal friends and the public generally,
that he may be found during all business hours at
the NEW CLOTHING STORE of ]. II. SIRICH,
No75. NAN STREET, next door to P. X. Whites
Shoe Store.
He is now prepared to CUT, MAKE and TRIM
all kinds of Gents apparel, in the best and most
fashionable style.
ia Good fit warranted. sc 22-2w
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DRowNED.-A dispatch from Toronto saws
that Mr.. Head young gentleman seventeen
years ofage, only son and heir of Sir Edmund
Head, Governor General of the Canadas, was
drowned while bathing in the river San Maui
rice
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A LIST OF SOME OF THE NEW BUOkS
IA LATELY RECEIVED BY

l. LAI ELY hfCEI y Y BY 80
LEIBEGs NEW Mo Il on Modern
new r R5Gp ySq shfTs En-
lated into En Email BssntfuIiy printed from
pAG II ff PaEH seaHa o Popular and
teal Exposition OF his DiscouIses and Speech
cYd }fap Estf Of F. Iii 81 5af bENon1NA
out the e world Written b members Of the
eoFTPsSh seass EMS 's DR. Things
Understood BY ThR.s that are re-, Made; ,r BY
se1an editions 1os o ST.
THE POPULAR Preachers ofthe Ancient Church;
E hs Kss bsns Mson r. ana .f
cHSiissIf AND HIS CHURCH in the Book of
THE s sNLEssNEs OF FISTS anI vdsncs for
The HaE If Ii Fl S" 81 Thomas Bull
RA VIII u; HISTORY OF HERoDArus,
with Maps and Illustrations. In 4 vols. Vol.
sIMMs 81 THE iPSRINcIPLEs AND PRACTICE
OF IEVELlNG, showing Its application to
Railway Engineering and the Construction of
FIJI KIP TIE FIJIANS Ry Thongs l J, William.
BEuLAH, new Novel By Miss Evans. of Mo-
FoH PlBs' Y Hfai ; ABOARD THE wHALEsHIp.
MISS SLIM MEMS WINDOW AND OTHER
PAPERS,; By Mrs. Mark Peabody, with HUI
morous Illustrations. A Companion to the
Widow Bedot Papers. ST.
HENRY ST. JOHN, GENTLEMAN. Mr.. John
Esten Cookies new Romance Second supply.
81.
AL0sT LOVE. By Ashford Owen 75c.
A MANUAL OF SCIENTIFIC NDPRACTICAL
FARM. BY J: l.. Campbell Professor Of Phys-
n :, Gal @ Sc,enes, Wsshing ton College, Va 81,
THE PARABL Els OF OUR LORD. NEWLY AND
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. By John
Hamblin, superby printed and bound in the
,o, Tiehest m an H., Price sio or
NESTI0N OF THE PROT ESTANT EPISCO-
a} PAL CHURCH IN THE UNIT ED STATES.
Sc 30-lt JAMES WOODHOuSE co. 4
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PASSENGERS PER srEAMsMIp RoANokI, GEo. w.
w. +. Bartlett, w Sherwood. ]. b. Stan, J. Dun
derdale, W. RowIett- 6 ". Emmens, 6: snea g
i J. Mahons. ". r. Thomas Geo f2 M1a rsi.
ley Miss LYONS, Mrs. McAlster, nurse ard child
II. Trum. N August, Misses E. and NJ. Bartlett;
VIM. King ard lady. John Horn and lady, Colonel
Lcckett and lady, MIs John Mullen and child. J..
B. Mullen, Mrs c. Bennett, I. P Leary. u A; Pat-
& D. Sturdvant. T. Mathews, lady and child, Mrs.
Hasey and Chase J, s. H. Lorssst and Mr 60
troops' Also. from Norfolk, Mrs. w. Bass. daugh-
ter and servant, Miss Harrison, Miss McConaker.
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SALES OF STUN IN hlC -
Bv John A. LANCASTER Son, for the 1cseE esd-
ms Sept. %. 1859. 800, .
Virginia 6 per cent. Registered Bonds, sales $3.50
R;c hru nd City Bonds, last sales S9s and int
Patersburg City Bonds, last sales SSi.
iynchbnrg CITY Bonds, last sales SW
Norfolk City Bonds s.nds last s sslss s sas
Farmers Bank Stock, sales . lo5:
Rank Of Virginia Stock, sales ETA.
Bank Of the Commonwealsh Stoes.last sales $1,000;
by State Of Va, last sales $50 and INT.
Virginia Central Il. X. Bonds. guaranteed by State
oil Va, last sales SsS and int /.
City of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State OF
Va, last sales $50 and INT;
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by
State Of Va, last sales s9lss
Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales $40.
Virginia FIRE and Marine Insurance Stock, last
Merchants Insurance Stock, sales $5sx.
Virginia Central r. K. LIST Mortgage Bonds, last
Virginia Central K. r. I'd Mortgage Bonds,
last sales SS21a and int.
Virginia and Tennessee r. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds,
Virgins and fennessee r. R. End Mortgage Bonds,
Virginia and Tennessee r. R. 3rd Mortgage Bonds,
last sales S79la and int.
ORANGE and Alexandria r. H. per cent. Bonds.
Orange and Alexandria r. X. 8 per cent. Bonds.
sales $50 and int.
Manassas Gap r. r. per cent. Bonds, lasts sales
South eG SIDE an' r ri r. Bonds, last sales sea-.
south-sde R, =, Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
Richmond. fredsricksburg and Potomac Railroad
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales SAX.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock. last sales
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales 90.
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n TH MAS OF New York, will deliver q
LECTURE. at Odd Fellows Hall, on THIS Fl, IF
dsy ! EVENING. 30th inst, commencing at hall
n nast o'clock The Clergy. and the public gene
ray ns III EATS FREE Sc 30-1t*
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aPucUAx NoxI(zn.

~ Episcopa4 Conventien. .PersSns wish
ing to repenish their households. Will and q our
ton. such ss DINNER. TEA and toll SETS,
CAsT0RS, WATERS, GAS EIxTrRES and
Furnishing GOODS STEBBINS 4 PuLLEN.
n PIT lO1 Broad street.
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81 MEEEING OF THE RICH.
3D. MOND GRANITE SToNE-CUTTEiRs
ASSOCIATION will be held at ''Schads Hall. on
SATURDAY, October LIST, at half past !, p: Nj.
Sc N-2t* Ia. MACCAbE, sec y.
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Northern Markes..-lBs TrLreRArH.l

NEw qoRx. Sept. 81 Cotton unchanged. Sales
Ct so bal9s Flour advanced ~ cents: Southern
yellow szts white a. Pork steady Mesa &l54ae
1880 prime &i156ll0.62. Whisk6y q. Sugar I'd
q q IN other articles unchanged. Stocks dnlls
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2S.-Flouf unchanged. Wheat
~ essSa PROVISIONS hrm; Hae0n Eidee lOAs prime
Pork Sll.25. Whiskey a g3s 49,
Tha Tea sale in New York. Wednesday, mnsuins,
per Gent ard resps aloat e pex ee yson s21s
Der 3n6lts cents; Imperial N1fn6I cents TWAIN
asy "a g osk cents; Hyscn FwRnk3s A6H ceqtss
seuchong 3saao cents : ceBGoa eka11 esRss; 0useng
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nA Medical College Of Virginia 1.-The AN
NTAL. COURSE OF LECTURES will commence
on MONDAY, October Sd.
The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE will be de-
livered at the COLLEGE on Monday evening, at
O'Clock. by PROF. WElLFORD.
The Medical Profession and the public are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
i. S.JOYNES, M. D.,
Sc 23-dtd Dean of the Faculty.
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BERMUDA HUNDREDS, Sept. 29th.-Arrived, bark
Leon Merrill, from Boston, in ballast, to Chas.
Palmer.
HAMPTON Roaps, Sept. 29.-Brig Henry A.. Didier
of Baltimore put in with loss of rigging and spars,
and part of her ca, go thrown overheard.
:, NEW YORK Sept; q Cleared, schooneTs y. +.
Smith, Chesebro. Wilmington, N. c.. j.. Steel,
Martin, FREDERICKSBURG 2sth.-Cleared. schooner
Breeze, Hulse. Wilmington, N. C.. Arrived, schr.
Rebecca, Henson, City Point.
ALBAsY, Sept. 25.-Cleared, schr. Geo. w. w his
tie, Parker, Richmond, Va,
BALTIMORE. Sept. 23- Cleared, schr. Chesa peske
Holland, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-The steamer Virginia,
Hampton Roads, brig II. Didier. of Baltimore, for
South America, putting back in distress.
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H Fall Dry Goods. Fall Dry Gocds.!.
kREEDEN & FOX,

"a Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods H.
BREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by o-day's
steamer from New York will be in receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
Of every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department, the styles and fab
res are very new and attractive and the variety is
greater than that of any former season;
GoOiS. EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, &c,
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and retail, to stock, assuring them that we
shall endeayor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN K FOX
ga I2-lmf 2l7 Broad street.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND sHEEP.


BEEF.-The stock in market is large. The ex
s so net The last sales, however, showing increas
ed depression.
VEAih-Sales of fat Calves at SIS to 10 ~ head,
according to quality. Market dull.
LAMB.-The extreme prices are S2.5013.50 %
head. according to quality.
MUTTON.-We quote Mutton S2.50d6 Up head.
HoGS.~we quote at 50 ae cwt., with a good
stock in market.
MONEY MATTERS-ExCHANG
NORTHERN ExCHANGE-On New York and Phila-
dephia a "a prem.
Such of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley. as not taken by the Banks are at
discount of q t cent.
The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is ~
cent discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes YAK $P
cent discount.
The notes OF the Bank of Weston are No longer
taken.
GOLD q per cent prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN.-But little doing. Shipping season
of tobacco nearly over vessel taken for Lon
don at BPS; another for Dublin at 35s. per hid
Nothing additional.
DOMESTIC.-The following are the present rates
New York. Boston. Philad'a
Coal, fY ton. .......S1-e Sll5 SL3
Flour, t9 Dbl. ..-.... 20 rs
Tobacco 4y hid. :. :. $50 $50 ESQ
Do. fp box ...... ~ p 70
Coal Baltimore cts ~ bushel; Flour l21s cts.
tP bbi.
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- DIR. VIM. II. PHILLIPS, having
.S>S.s located in the town of Sidney. respect
fully offers his professional services to the public.
Office and residence, corner Elmwood and Laurel
streets. 6ermerly occupied by Nicholas Davis,
Esq. } wpe$ corner of the old Fair Grounds.
KA Prescriptions compounded or Medicines fur
nished to order. sc29-3w
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ia DIR. J. W. Garlick--Dea Sir: have
for some months used in family Semple's Justly
celebrated BAKING POWDERS. and take pleas
IRE in recommending them to all families rs the
very best article have tried for making light,
sweet spongy bread There is excuse for bad
bread when Sempe's Powders are used.
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LEwRLLEN.
Petersburg, July Goth, 1859.
J. w. GARIICK,
Manufactured and Sola PrnnIIetnr. Richmnnd.
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NOTICE.

PISTOL PRACTICE.
PALACE HALL SHOOTING GALLERY, cor
ner Of Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, Va,
opened during the day and evening for the prac
tice of shooting pistols.
mA Gentlemen are invited to call EIGHT shots
for Is cents. JOHN b. WILLIAMS,
Sc I3-Im Proprietor.
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DEDUCED PRICES STEAM REFINED
IL cANDIES.--As the price OF Sugars is reduced,
been my custom for years. Then take my advice
ard don't be humbugged hy those who pretend to
palm off miserable stuff for lin many insrances)
my inimitsble Candies. After looking around, give
me q call. and then determine who has the best
goods at the lowest prices
=. LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX. No. 30 Main a.
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SANFORD AND HIS
ASSOCIATES ARE THE
STARS OF Thu PROF ESSIoN.
OLE BULL MYERS.
Holm LANDS and

OLE BIO Id N Y EHS.
JOHN LANDS and
DICK Sitter,
Whose names are household words. are n stuff
cient guarantee af the capabilities of the Troupe
together with additional fayorites forma
PLETE TROUPE
capable Of producing all the beauties OF Mnstresy
ADMISSIONS CENTS. Children with their
parents half price. Doors open at O'Clock. Per-
fOrmances commence at o clock. SO &-4t
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By order Of the Committee.
sc 30-It VIM. LLOYD, Sec'y.
IL, FOR RENT-In the town of Sydney,
sl::::s. new BRICK TENEMENT, on Main street,
Ell opposte the Methodist Chapel. II has seven
Rooms, good Brick Kitchen, Pump in the yard.
and all other necessary conveniences; and also
LOT adiolning. and STABLE. Possession given
on the 10Th of October. For terms. apply to
VIM. 4. GLINN, at g. & A. Bargamln's,
Sc 30-lW* Or Mr.. Charles Phillps. In Sydney.
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U.s. TwO--One-Seyen.- The Public are
respectfully invited to call at my. NEW and beau
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches. and examine the numerous i'm
provements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, from MIN
iature up to life sig, which styles combine all the
and speaking Portraitin oil. AN taken
in every variety OF style. u. w. MlNNiS,
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Five CASES FINE HAVANA CIGAR
1 Just received, of the following brands Tele-
gTsfo Submarine. Cuatro Sobrinas Logdres Cnstfe
Iulipan Londrea. Cecilia Maria Longres-r - -
Palma Conchas. Ilinstre tavellenss Concnas. Flor
de Rio Heco conchas. Filiteo Prenssdos Conchas,
Cuatro Sobrinas Media Rsgalia, Ia Lug de Amer
eano: Medanss coausIisss. Gr:tfe soesssas
CPECIAL NOTICE. .-JUAN PizZINI would,
y respoctfuiiy call the particular attsntion OF
Country Merchants to his extoesIye stoc which
thcy VIII fnd the greatest variety OF From oh and
American Confectionery. FIuits. Nuts, he. and
With the very hest Crushed SUGAR.
JUAN ffZZfNI. No. l2S Main ct.
IMPORTANT NOTIcE.-In order % prevent
4 my numerous customers from being dissppoint-
Cd, take this method OF informing them that my
store will he closed this Thursday and Friday. the
18th and aoth inst. and will re- -opea on next Moa-
day, The I'd of October, JACOB A. LEVY.
y Main street.
QEMEM4ER-Remem that LEWIS Cheap
~ Dry Goods store wilt b clossd to-day and to-
morrow, the 9th And seth inst. and viii ru-open
next Monday the ID 0o<0hes. ~ II E
GAS CHAN0ELHE06..-Ns and siegaat
~ pattsfna Of Cps ch2Aslslieys slpgethef vita q
sss''s.s'ss@ss' y e'g 4 {tsEsf, ss q
(sHEEsE. - hcxsA vrasns QcsAsq cAssss. fes
'"''' y a'''s' - WzEkx8k ssHA
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uOUSE.FURNISHgN GGODS...I have
Glass Ware, Silver Plated and Britannia Ware,
~ alters, Japanned Toilet SETS. Table Cutlery.
rire irons, Tenders, Coal Holds. busting and other
with agreat variety Of Fancy Goods, I'll OF which
Will be sold at the lowest rates. Purchasers yili
please call. THOS. A HUXLEY. &
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ga Fall Trade.---Virginia Merchants,
and merchants generally South in laying in their
fail stock of merchandise, should not fail to pur
LIBLE BAKING POWDER the best and most
economical preparation known for making light,
sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits &c. 1t
is recommended by numerous citizens of different
sections, and will certainly give satisfaction when
used properly. It is entirely harmless. being the
production of a scientific Virginia physician, and
manufactured with great care from the purest ma
terial. Merchants can confidently recommend this
article TO their customers AS the BEST
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Richmond, Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally through
out the State.
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rs 49, HVO n q Il HILL usINEh AL
49, AGENCY.
6. w. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, betsseen Si1th and Serenth
cont;nn ppNr 6 Str1et Ms;orsrs u1pr orr
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES, and acts as a GENERAL AGENT
He returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for two years past. au Slim
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[sMFkSE.-e0 hcxea yFns QcsAsq chssss. ~
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MILLINERY.


S2sp MISS h. E1 On.
* Broad Street orsr the DRY Goods StTe %
Strords a. ThaH.
Has returned from the North with her Fall supply
of FASHIONABLE GOODS, which she IS now
opening and wonld be pleased 10 have her eusto
mers and the public generally call and examine
than 2S-2w
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HANGE AND BANKING
G>SS BUSINESS
ENDERS, SUTTON & CO., Richmond. Va,
FOSTER, ENDERS & co., Stanton. Va.
JOHN ENpERs. w. NJ. SUTTON. r. L. FOSTER.
Sc l0-lm
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I ARD. BREASTS, &c.-
IL Is bbls. LARD
hhds BREASTS.
Is hhds. SHOULDERS and SIDES,
SO bbls. POTATOES,
80 bbls. ONIONS.
40 packages BUTTER.
10 half bbls. WHITE FISH,
Landing per steams, = today q X for sale by
MEDICAL TEXT ROOKS.-A. MORRIS 81
WI Main St., respectfully invites Medical Stu
TEXT BOOKS before purchasing, as he is pre-
pared to furnish them as iow II not lower. than any
house south of Philadelphia Note.-All new and
fresh editions. Just from the publishers Call and
examine for ourselves. Sc 29-lw
I,OR SALE-A FIRST-RATE CARPENTER,
good health and constitution Has been at his
trade for is years, and will be warranted to be a
good workman. Apply 1T Cary Street jail.
Sc 1s-eo3ts
NOTiCE.-The concern OF READY& SNEAD
IN is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of w M.
w. SNFaD. All persons indebted to the said con-
Germ viii make payment. and those having claims
READY, as he assumes. and is alone responsible,
w w. sNEAD,
WIN. READY.
Richmond, Sept q. 1859. Sc &-1m
fI,HE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN
held en- mAt the eg HhEsRmirAGE GRouNbs. Rich
mond, Va, on the 24th 18th, 10Th, 9Th 18th, and
29th of October next
fRsa' cHA s. bfIMMocK. sec'y Y. G a. 5.
New York Herald and New York Ledger. and
Phiiadephia Ledger, to insert two weeks.
sc Pts
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FRIDAY EVENING. sept. 50. lsoe.
WIN u peHefmeo npqlysf,s celebrated Slay Of the
OK, LOVE AND PRlDE.
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W. MAtt4 lSIEsV;5E l I1 ], Fl. Mr. :, uSrAIs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-30

49, FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
aS>Ga TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The office of this Society is ut the Ballard House.
Hours for business from O'Clock, A. NJ, to 3
o'clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. THOS. F. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant to the Secretary. will be in attendance to
renew old and dispose OF Rew Certificates of Mem
bershp. and to give any information desired in re-
laton to the approaching Fair in October next.
C. DINMOCR,
Sc -ts Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
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WA.HNGros. Feb. 24--Sss.rE-M Hun
clock was agreed To.
The chairman laid before the Senate n
commune i,ion from the Secretary Of the
Interior enclosing a report Of the wagon
road constructing under the authority Of the
United States
Mr.. bright announced that had he been
present last night he would have voted
against Mr.. Hale's amendment.
Mr.. Fitch, from the committee on print
log, introduced joint resolution autho,iz
ing the Superintendent Of public printing
to purchase paper at any market until
new contracts can be made, a. owing 10 the
failure OF the contractor to furnish a supply,
the printing threatened to be stopped.
On motion OF Mr.. Yulee the poe. route
was taken up Ayes, el-Nays lsi
WAsHINGroS, Feb. 24lh.-- HcusE The
Post Office appropriation bill was taken up
The question was taken on concurring in
the amendment reported from the e mmit-
the on the whole on. the state Of the Uoion.
providing that the contract with Butter
field d Co., for carrying the overland mail
shall be so construed as to allow them to
carry it any route they may select, accord
ing to act Of Congress under which said
contract purports to ihave been made. 1t
was negatived 81 against lO2
The proviso that the amendments for
mail route proposals shall be published in
2 papers in each State and Territory hav.
ing the largest circulation was rejected; 81
against l04
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

BROKE HIS LEG.-A man in this
city sold an OK to farmer in the country,
and was to deliver him at the farmer >
premises, but instead of driving him in the
usual way, hitched him to the hind end Of
two horse wagon. His oxship was either
contrary, or cotld not keep step with the
horses-at all events be was pulled upon
the macadam of Harrison street, which re-
suited in breaking one Of his fore legs.
Although in rather poor state of flesh,
the OK was soon butchered and the meat
has probably been sold out to the public
before this time. The occurrence took place
on W ednesday.