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kA- DR. j. w. Garlick--Dear Sir. have
ioT soRe months used in NV family Semue' iustiy
@ oslegrssea BAKING POWDERS. and take pleas
,s nts n reeoniaending them to al families the
Nefs test article have tried for msk sing ght
sweet, spangy bread. There is no excuse for had
bread Sheh ssmrte's s Powders are used
Respectfully. ] RicuAsn Iswv,,vx
Petersburg, Juis 3cth, 1859
,s.ug J. w. GARIICK, !
~ Manniae'uTer and Sole Proprietor. Richmond,
fof safe os Dfnsgsts and Grocers generally.
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Nayrop Chaace-A strange woman appeared
at the watch house, yesterday afternoon, IN
for her poor child. On being asked what was
the matter with the infant. she said that lit
tie boy, only six years old, had taken tin cup
fifled with whiskey, from her cupboard, and
drank IT, and that he was then helpless and
speechIess She was directed to DIR. Picot, and
her boy was no doubt saved by his timely ar
rival The little chap had probably learned
the art of imbibing from his good natured
mamma,
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Condition Of Mr.. SiBams.-At q late hour
yesterday afternoon, we were gratifled to learn
that Mr.. p. O. Simms, shot by Mr. Melton,
and at the time believed to be mortaliy wound
ed, was in An improving condition, and strong
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Sanford's TYonpeare drawing large audiences.
and furnishing an abundance Of amusement
to those who relish nigger yocalism and spicy
jokes. No one can spend an hour at Metro
poiftan Hall without being pleased with their
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10 How to cure ali pninandBowe Com

E- How TO Cure ali Pain and B0we COM
fLAiST; - or Pain IN the Bowels, Stomach Sides,
LIN hs. Back, rheumatism Neuralgia Sore Throat,
S,d Meek, sprains or Bruises, use ,HARTS-
FHRNE'S CURE-ALb. IL acts upon tie nerves
bones, sinews. blood and muscles annih,arng all
pa o like magic. Bottles IL, 25 and so cents
ii YOU suffer with Cholera. Diarrhna Ionseness
Of the Bowels, ar Summer Complaint, use HARTS
H0RNE'S CARMfNATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles IS cents.
>, Ihe Cure AL cures ali pam. The Carmnative
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. Petersburg
ana Norfolk je l4-l2m
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Now Ready.
"a Now Ready. N
WATKINS C flick LEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RIVERS


INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO EXAMINE
Tasir entirely Netr Stock of Fail and Winter
DRY q O CD s,
Especially of Ladies'
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
Which is larger, varied and elegant than ever
before offered
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIGURES.
EXAMINE. COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the first floor.
to- Very superior
ENGLISH BLEACHED 4-4 SHTRTINGS,
AT A-HALF CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet, Tapestry. Brussels. Ingram,
Hemp, Cocoa. Mating, Druggets,
Floor Cloths, Oil Cloths
EA. 4 large and elegant Hss0rtnieat.Ea
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
Sc 26-ts l5s Main street.
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E.. The Grcat yirsinia Remedy, and ne

ns-The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
NRUe.--PETERS' lNFALLIBbE REMEDY
For GONORRH'EA. AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.-Thls great American remedy, contain
ing no MeTcurial or Balsamic properties, excels
eveTyti.tn- heretofore offered the public, its
ratIve. restorative. and renovating powers; and
the medlrr! world are astonisbed when told that
the above remedy viii care The above diseases, and
C0niouRd5G WGen tney hsve ocular GemCnstTa-
tI,us ot the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known ot the remedy tor twenty odd years, has
known of gI twenty ears standing To be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases of
sErrter GuTltuu Ia he restored. without a single
exception. and therefore challenges. any case Of
G0aoTThtFf which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
VIdad the directions are carried ont with prudence
the part Of the pat aut; and any ono purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In has
or beE case. he guarantees n perfect cure; and in
case al failure, Will furnish additional! medicine,
free Of charge, 10 complete the cure, through has
AGENTS; aud cure Will he effected without incon-
gellcucc tn the patient. Sold hv
AFPEHSON & DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
ail 4-6flt 70 Rrnan str
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nA. Removal. ~. Leigh Burtop, Deniist,
door ahols TIE MschAnlos' In5EIfute. 81 la-am
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hAA *. 6. IIobson, Prae,ieat u.t. c~....
Anp fna,. Dlh,Esss 4 sER.-His HAIR Cutting sHA-
under der, ,se sAMrooihG and DYEING ROOMS are
nsaaF nss tneF HAM CUT in the latest and most ap-
Entfhnce on Hth street. '''-s
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no Fall Trade. - irs mia Merchants.
and merchants eeneTaS South, in lay ipg IN their
TAI stock II ncfcAandi2e, should not iail 10 pur
LlBLE BAKING POWDER, the hest and most
economical preparation kuown for making light,
sweet and wholesome loaf bread. biscuits. 4 &C. Ii
Is recommended by numerous citizens of different
sectlons and VIII certainly give satisfaction when
used pfnperf. II is entirely harmless. teing the
production Of a scientific Virginia ply sIcan, and
mana actured with great care from the pnrest ma
teTiat. Merchants can confidently recommend this
article to D.e;F customers as the BEsT.
JOHN W. GARLTCK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Sold by Druggists and Groeers generally through
ont the State.
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Want Of Prasfiee.-The members OF the Fire
Brigade are called out so seldom 10 extinguish
fires, that some Of Them are not so quick in
their movements, when needed, as they might
be. The grand reason, however, for their ap-
pearing to be slow to reach fires al night, 10
attributable TO the fact that they are not about
the engine houses at any time. unless required
to be there. and generally have TO run some
distance to get their engines and reels an the
alarm is given. With this explanation, those
who complain Of the tardiness Of the hremen
will probably be satisfied.
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HAr selling Out 10 Lea yr. az, ner CENT. n.
as,N !. ~, lKGAL PRfc GREAT TEkClTEMENT,
49, 80" peogls s haze visited WATSON to see his
iass i,, their portraits taken His PORTRAITS can
t. . i's sheeied; and Tor eheapness. and Durability
- ,it seaan.n ION aqnaled. Call and see them. Por-
o.a oasaeffsott pes copied or DIMINISHED 10 any
sI3, III psinted either Water, Pastiie OF Gil CoIors,
Ne E-liu - f"hib s'isss
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m artiftrlat Terth-Tke Cheopia stic Pro-
Cs~S.-5. ". JONES. DENTIST, having purchased
the gysiaSirs TieAt ior the above mode Of making
TEETH, and after GSsnr and tsStsas ii ia the most
4 rBE eases, schfre clht1 plates had f1Hed.
;ffls 5aftTsa og sis ahSolkff sapsFfersfy the
en, silver and palna Hathod; can, there fore. with
ccr Gcc. recommend 1t TO all n may desire full
TSft,a! sets Of teeth. AID specially 10 SHeh
afGg dtSSet Sses trfiA tAeSe tasg aStg RStas
In THIS process, a.. of ihe objections Ia the gold
plate aTc removed-tke suction bttRe sct secures
CoSfrrf and staet{ttg "a tire ht and the teeth being
embedded the metal, ths f0od is eXc.uded frsrn
uls.er az between them they are therefore. clean
eT smoother zrd in every respect better In con
sequence 81 the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the rnaah. and tke snction thereby secured he can
insert more teeth tcetheEt clasps. and in ali
cases guarantee a perfect and satisfactory fit.
THIS method having been adopted and CONNIE nd
ed 4, those standing highest IN the profession
North snd South, testimonials will be gwen and
slecfmpns exhibited 10 any who may desire TO see
ttem. The eli Piat,s Of those wishing IN exchange
tie o4f method 5or the bew, viii i've taken part
paN, W III. ef course, make TEETH on the Old
node Tor those who may pre- fer ".
Filling thQroeghis snd gently done and teeth ex-
tTsEfg0 BY electylclty foF those VINO wish il.
OtEce Opposite CoTinthan Hall. ia 7-ly
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gAJJEsi FENPEss EHaE s. ygRSE.ss g,sE sErs 2x g,

GsAAdJ9Hfsi sAAd9fis ENREas foNSs ana PokkEsf ssss M iar
.ss .R y q s ffd e ShTIE
ToNss .sS foKERs a YssSss Slasssss .issss! q
ss s9s iasfs saeS ti
I,lsxsI STANDS; Bsss: @ end IrcS EoOTMAFshiarS
SIiE s5 .a.s
ss g Ssa ss Z & os. 4 Rssss s Gss p
am notwithstanding all kinda Of Bras. Ard Iron
M,S Skas e f ss ssd RsfE M M
81 sHa 's @ '''ss'' vest 'a'' 'ss9YSab6
1859. FALL AND WINTER. 1859.
RiBsoNss MlLLInEREYl ] ! y E 4 AND vi STRAY AZ GOODS.
lRisB6Hs
BoSrEFE7Ty SrEFE7TyiNJsI is5EKSx Sx15ssRfs' 1sRR SATIN
sA01ssihfs1j 1ssihf1Mj II T iEs iSESisSlSIa4s. ~
No - AND Los1s OF = sAIrI.RHnsd sAIrl.RlHnsd9Es1 ds95fEs11.
oaer stock unsurpassed in the tnifsd 5tstss &
variety ana ehsapness Orders sslcitsd asd pros41t
attention gwen. TeTule-s nes-; ~ eens: "a ~
nISS0kuIlON. ..The spm 9t W.ARENg e e
shs n rI,sascssl psaxsss 3 xyssss ~ iss xkcE
WAsNER g. NARlNG VII s!,l! se.si.ss 'siks sks
responsibilities al tho concern, sad aog gse. ~
oatstapdias debts must b pAid: ~ Isss3ss ~
dss: Ss:: ,.s e sss .ss sss'sfs z .'i SO .
yxsl y; Il i. fx7fSk.
n reairiue non tHs cospsrs q WA1INask
PEAkcE. Istsra ~ sassass e e X .n ,s ~ ~
s.rs,ss; ], ~. y. = WAA' jAs. u rEARcK.
| 7SSYTnN0Nn G1OVNn PLA63Hns-7k,
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OPERATIONS OF THE u s. MIxr-During
September the coinage at the mint In Philadel-
phia amounted to S2i3,7i3 OF which si2a ys04
was in gold, $54, ,96 in silver, and &36,g00 in
cents. The deposits fur the month reached
$3.50 k}fI
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EXILE OF THE PorE.-The following start
ling announcement appears in the editorial
correspondence of the Courier des Etats Unis:
SPius TX. has abandoned the project of in
terfering by force of arms in the affairs OF the
Legation, but in revenge, he has manifested
afresh and more energetically than ever, the
intention of abandoning Rome and accepting
the asy lum offered to him in the Balcaric Isles
by Spain. This voluntary exile of the Chief
of Christendom will be a fact of which il is
easy to appreciate the gravity, and France is
exerting her utmost Influence to prevent it,
Our Ambassador to the Holy See, NJ. de Gram
mont. has Just arrivedin Paris, for the second
time in less than month, to make the En-
pe~rr thoroughly acquainted with the real
stale of things, and to receive instructions
how to act in this imminent crisis. 1t is main
ly owing to his efforts that blood has not how-
ed in the Romagna, and that the Pope is sfill
at the Vatican; but we are informed that he is
the bearer, on behalf of the Holy Father, OF a
sort of ultimatum from which there is no hope
that Plus TX will recede. II the astuteness OF
Napoleon Ill. should be insafieent to get rid
of this last and most decisive computation,
we are on the eve Of the most solemn crisis in
the history of Europe"
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~ itesriee--a. d. e., Urana .--1she sheve
"sa sne~g faNGfits Brand alwAys on sale by
..a JAM rs q, MGANDHEW.
lsSH 81, Pine street, New York.
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The Episcopal Coarension wilt commence its
sittings at st. Paul's Church. to-morrow.--
Several delegates have already arrived, and
the great majority of them will be hero to-
E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

! Dsrasgsd.--G Godleip Yaeser was arraigned be-
ofassauIting and beating his wife and threaten
ing to kill her. On the 13th OF June last, God
leip was prostrated by q sun stroke, and since
then has suffered from periodical derangement.
He was committed for few days, when he will
again be examined.
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Unproroked Assault. = james McDonough,
one OF the b'hoys, when on bender, met Jas.
Duke in, I7th street, last Saturday, and with.
out giving him the slightest warning, knocksd
him down, and was about to mend his blows,
when he was arrested and taken 70 the lock-
the Mayor Mac apologised for what he bad
done, and attempted 70 pat the blame on
whiskey, but his Honor would hear nv sucn
excuse He was, therefore, held 70 bail lor ms
ROod behavior, and 70 answer An inuictinsna
N the next Grand jury. ass
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pa hidney and BLADDER Compia inis. The
~ ~ ana most important discovery for hIdney,
bihdAef tomplaIuts. Urinary Distractions. lencor-
Ihda OF N rates, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
ttt.,nstfa,!on and DEBILITY of either SEX is HARRIS
HURAES BNCHU COMPOUND.
iefsons who have been una bic TO walk, have soon
uren relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. IL is
pifpaIeu % Chemist and rs pronounced by medl-
~ ~ urn snd those who have used it, TO he the best
stCHU oMPpuND in the world. Large bottles
81 siha1 bottles - cents. A fresh supply Just re-
ceFed t,y FISHER L WINSTON, Druggists,
9e A-iziH Main street, Richmond
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CHEAr Grxs-At the sale OF Government
arms which took place At Wnxhingtoa on the
i4th, rides sold at from III 70 ~; muskets, ~
TO 81 Sc; cannon, S. 10 si2. The harneas aver
aged about 20 per set; hints, 1 cent per han-
tired II a
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Not Damaged.-None of the goods Of Messrs
Perkins h Go. We're damaged by the fire last
Friday night, as we are now informed. Their
store was closed 1or time, on saturday, be-
rescued from the fire, had been deposited there
for safe keeping.
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na- To the lovers of Good Eating ITO
enjot the good things of life without icai of en-
tailiHg upon oneself that worst of all complaints.
DlsPepsia, generally produced oy too indiscrni-
hote inuulsen N eating everything. procure q
supply Of 'BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS,"
aud use It Iede.qGsy and vou need never fear hav-
ing dyspepsia. II Is considered the best Tonic now
III nse and acts admirably as an anti-dyspertic,
co, FISHER & WINSTON, in this city, have
them Tor sale, and all other prominent Druggists
elsewhere " Virginia. Orders filled by addressing
T.. b. KER, Richmond, Va.
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11e csvssy cbvsf Of Hsarioo co1,1 1nes4 lls
OctobsT tesn yeesesaay bat nsasossse Nq
eyiminnl oueinees,
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Circuit Court.--0n Saturday next the Circuit
Court for Richmond City, Judge Meredith
presiding, will commence its fall term.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a >era Shooting and Squirrel Hunting


sAs Sera Shooting md Squirrel Hunting
sTe the atlHseEn- -n;s rf -poftsmen now. and the
SCISSOR for PARTRinsE. NUck mid fuSHEy shoot,
luK is onl, three weeks off; hlt to enses these snd
20 he IN no danger Of premature expso2loss, or
haTsaas barrels, = man must have good oS \, the
hest PoWDER. tdara,tre gfain.4 SHOT, liENs
Cars and ELsSfs CATMtcAL az ELAsTic ABS
II he has these, he needs only a SAFETY LAsks
good RiRp B>G. n small GkNTEKS ard lssATH.
aRN r4p 10 complete hls outht, and he is then
ready Cor the hsa and wood and for enjoy hicut..
OF late wears Se many botohes have turned KUN
makers IN Epfope. and So mann cheap guns have
been shipped Il tins country On sale, that an
rams sof:e rsSk in hayIng. unless he knaws the
sseSler. As well acquainted with Mr..
JhMTS WALSH, ST No. 80. north Main street.
aut know hiIa 80 he entirely reliable, we Nways
purchase of him and never fail ie set Just what
W. wlsa HIS guns afe lBleTIor 10 none IA the
I'ni,n. bs atu,EFst5nn rs the best TO be had. his
p4>rrtS Y el -. KNIVES, aad FISHING rACKLE.
cauan, he surpassed; and, what is equally impor-
txnt. klx 9efCES A6r 81 Low. II nota LgrTf H low
m thea s.rritsf articles can he found eSeu here
Ne thcrstOre taAe p4eaSurc9a eoHls0ending lim 10
,,f brother pcEtSnen liberal honest. siraiy ht-
hfr4fa. csa ID !Gsretfll. aad as fnai taat can
I've yelied eR Tor whatever he saws. Remember. IN
r,qktn. Nnar rnTrAaSes, tp call on JAMES WALSH
gnrE4q kcr and importer, No. 49, north Main street
and he supplies eia, fpu are ready iur the field
sau iny >caHIi1e Spost, Sc l5-lm
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TS< Steamer Gsugeasne--a full description Of
which we nu blished several days since-is now
iying ather wharf at Rockettss and y intended
"a 10 NV regularly between this city and Baiti-
more. She has ample accommodations for
freight and passengers, u stauach and well
b,ai3t and from AppeArances ought 70 be good
saiier. This steaner makes the fourth now
engaged in the carrying trade betwecn here
and baltimore, and4 II the busincss Of the two
cities viii justify II, others will be put on In
short time.
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Fassrai Processiea.--A large number of per-
sons, friends and acquaintances Of the late Ma
THAN MEYER, who came 10 his death on sun.
day last, by the bite of rattlesnake, attended
his funeral yesterday, and escorted his remains
to their last resting place. Mr.. MEYER was
Of him rs kind hearted, well. disposed man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

HA- Great Bargains-
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS & co.'s,
No. Al, EAGLE SQUARE.
"A Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, at Sd.
A Bleacbed . at6d.
Super. a. 3" at 10 cents
The best Al '' evef,soid here, at I21z .cts.
100 ps Fast Cold PRINTS, ~ 81 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at ii cents
so p's FALENTIAS and DELAfNES. at 121a cts.
Rich Paris DELAlNES AT GA cts. worth STA cts.
DRESS SILKS. verv cheap
Is Very Rich SILK ROBES, at SIS. worth S45
KID GLOW rs, as good as Alexasder's. at rs cts.
Best l0-4 Beached SHEETlN6S. at % cts.
PERKINS CO..
Sc l9-ts No. l4l Eagle Square.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

E.eape Of the BigaDisf.-We noticed. ID yss-
terday,s DispattA, eaYfest Of John g. Bowen,
charged with bixamy, and his discharge soon
after by the Mayor. Bowen Is said 10 have
married his first wife ten years ago, and be-
coming tired Of her, repaired To Portsmouth,
~ooed and won another yonng lady. was uni
yea 70 her on Tuesday last, In the holy bonds
OF wediock, and then brought her 10 this city.
On Saturday last, the uncle OF the second wife
on learning that Bowen was q married man
before he saw his niece, telegraphed the police
OF Richmond to arrest him on the charge OF
pigany, promising TO come up and sustain the
charge by the first conveyance. Cant. Will
klnson. of the Night Watch, arrested Bowen
ana locked him up in the first station house,
Where ne remained until Ii O'Clock last Sun-
uay, when the Mayor discharged him from
custody, on the Representation Of certain par.
lies tnat the accused WAS u perseeutsd man..
Some Two or three hours after this. a rentle-
man MAJ arrived from Portsmouth to make good
the charge but to his astonishment. learned
that Bowen had been set at liberty. The
Mayor very promptly issued warrant for
Bowen's re-arrest. and the police were sent in
every dIree iion to capture him but, through
aid offriends, he had made his escape, and up
Ito yesterday morning was at large or course
the police will do all they can to re-eapture
him, and may possibly succeed, though that is
very doubtful. Weshall see.
Poct Betting has become so fashionable on
most of the race courses in this country that
few persons ever think Of .layinR dollar, in
are to start for purse. The system is very
much like that of "book making in England,
and often gives "outsidersi an opportunity OF
winning handsome purses by risking a small
sum. To illustrate: Five horses are named
to start for the Proprietor's Purse: Planet.
John L, Ashland, Rosebud and Minnehaha. A
pool OF 500 is proposed to be made up, and
Planet is first offered. Mr. A. buys him at
Slt0, and therefore bets him even against the
HELD. John l. is next put up and MIR. B. buys
him at 500, thereby betting 500 against Si40
That his purchase wins. Ashland is next sold
to Mr.. c. for S25, SO that he bets S25 against
Si75 that his purchase wins. Rosebud is
bought for $40 by Mr.. d., who bets Sl0 against
Sl9U. And Minnehaha brings SIS, so that Mr..
z. bets 50 against Sla5 that Mime wins. In
virginia racing, within the past ten years, the
heiders" have been far more successful than
the knowing ones,' as the state of the odds
VIII show, and the same result may follow
this spring. To enable betters to lay their
money judiciously, pool-room will be
opened at the Ballard House tonight, and be
kept open until the close of the Ashland
races, thus enabling all speculators to invest
just what they may wish. If an entry is sold
Tor race and does not start, the purchaser has
his money. restored, SO that he cannot lose
without having had chance to win. Before
the races commence at Fairfield and Ashland
we shall endeayor to give correct list of the
horses in training and likely to start in stakes
or purses.
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BE- Elegant Stoca

EA- Elegant Stock
OF
DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS!
At THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS g. CO.. No. l+l, Eagle Square.
We have opened, and viii continue to receive
for several weeks, the LARGEST and best stock oil
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS we
have ever offered. We inyte wholesale and retail
buy ers TO give us call. We are prepared to furu
ish large and small buyers, at the
LOW EST CASH PRICES.
In Dress Goods, rich SILKS and SILKS ROBES,
VALENTIAS, pOPL1NS-very large stock,
Rich Paris DE LAI n rs, NJ MERIN0S, PopLIN
DE ELAINES, B0AfBAZINES and ALPAC-
CAS-,
Very rich DE LAME ROBES-new STYLES.
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS, &c,
SHEETiNtiS and SHIRTINGS, every grade
In SERVANTS CLOTHING and BLANKETS
our stock cannot be surpassed. We call your at
tention to tsse leading articles with the assurance
that our assortment is complete IN every partieu
lar. We have marked them at prices that will
command the trade of cash and short time buyers.
50 PERKINS & cos. Cash Store,
Sc l9-lm No. Hl, Eagle Square.
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INSURANCE.

CouTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY,
Chartered By the Legistdfnre cf Virginia in 1854.
Capitai-.@3 900.
HOME OFFTCE. ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Insures On the Cash and Mutual Plan.
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IAMES g.. BOSHER, INSURANCE
- AGENT OFFICEeON THE EAST SIDE OF

AMES g: hDSH "a INSUKANCE
HTH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AND MAIN
STREETS, 20 DOOR FROM The CORNER OF
llTH AND MANI am prepa red to issue POLL
les OF INSURANCE. on buildings, Furniture,
Merchandise. and every description Of Personal
Property, the subject OF fire risk,i alnst loss
or damage by tire, upon terms as reasonable can
be offered bv any responsible company. The capt
tai represented by me is actual and anPfe-the
unquestonable From the long experience have
had, and m. KNOWLEDGE OF this branch Of business,
am enabled to oeT my numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with mo will receive prompt attention. . nd cases
Of loss or DAMAGE by FIRE will be satisfactorily ad-
justed and speedily se.ted.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as